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Pago Four LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE. ORE. Friday, June 8, 1931 NEWS OF THE CHURCHES Churches Begin Summer Service Programs Sunday Lutherans to Start Daily Vacation Bible School; Children's Day at M. E. Church. Frogranu for services at tlw churches of La arande for next Sun day include the following: Kt. Pi'irr'n rimrrh KilMial) (Fourth at O Avenue) Regular aervlcea will toe held at this church with holy communion at 8 a. m. followed by church school at 0:46 o'clock In the morning. Morning prayer with sermon at 11 o'clock. Flint M. K. (.'Iiurcli (Spring and Fourth) The Children's day exercises and program will be presented at the reg ular Sunday school hour at 9:48 o'clock. Miss Jean Williams Is In charge of the program. At the eleven o'clock worship oer- II Bl'Htilli-'jrar V I II u h WBI new expedience in beauty and duVitri Armand, creator of loveliness for all women, now offers a new toi letries kit. It is in a dainty, book form container, is called "A New Experience." 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Franklin Leo Stevenson lt us nerve you In your Awv. of need, Ainlnilaiice rterrh-e upeii reijueNt. SNODGRASS and ZIMMERMAN vice the pastor. Rev. W. H. Hertzog, will speak on the subject "Is the Day of Visions Passed?" There will be an anthem by the chorus choir and a special offertory selection. Tho-Epworth League for all young peo)e meet at 6:30 o'clock. Ukersldf liiloa 8 u hi lav School (First and Crook Streets) Sunday school will begin at 10 o'clock end will be followed by church service at 11 when Rev. Car loo A. Plummer will speak. The ser mon subject will be "The Efficacy of Christ's Death." All are welcome to atend. .Presbyterian Church , (Sixth and Washington) "Wearing No Shoes" This Is not Intended to be a sensational subject for a sensational sermon, but If it at tracts your attention, the minister, Rev, J. George Walz, and the congre gation of tills church Invite you to come und hear a discussion of "Why No One Wears Shoes," In the town of "Everywhere." The service hour Is 11:00 o'clock. Sunday morning. The chorus choir, Mrs, A. h. Richardson, directing, will sing Shelley's beautiful anthem "Saviour Again to Thy Dear Name." and Miss Margaret Mlcheol son, soprano, will sing the offertory solo, "Hear Our Prayer" by Cheno- woph. The Sunday Bible school Is open to the public, all agea. to study the vital problems of life and find Scrip turo Instruction for getting the very best out of life. Young People's Forum at 6 :00 o'clock, held ln'the old manse next to the church, and the Christian En deavor meeting at 6:30 In the parlor of the church, offer young people of high school oge and older, opportun lty to study the vital growth In the Christian life. All are invited to these services. M. K. f'liureh Hoiilh (Corner U and First) Sunday school Is at 10 n. m. with W. B. Starmer as superintendent. All members aro expected to be In their places and new membera and visitors are Invited. Preaching Is at 11 o clock by Ilcv. A. J. Starmer. pastor, olso In the evening the Epworth League will moet lit 7 o'clock, and there will be preaching again at 8 o'clock. .'Ion Uitliermi Church (M Avenue near -Fourth) Morning worship at 11:00 o'clock Includes a sermon by the pastor. Rev. Edwin Bracher, on the subject, "Re spect For Other's Property." Tills Is a part of a series of sermons on the Ten Commandments, All oro welcome. Sunday school at 0:45 Sunday, Plans tire completed, for the Dally Vacation Bible school which will be held In this church for two weeks be ginning Monday morning. Sessions will be held very day except Satur day and Sunday from 0:00 to 11:30 o'clock. Any child of primary. Ju nior or Intermediate age is welcome to attend this school in religion. The Luther League will entertain Luther League over the weekend. Mine Verna Blersdorf of Portland, corres ponding secretary of the district. Ralph Luedtke. of Vancouver. Wash., 3 SwaSm! The Greatest Forward Step In 20 Years.... president of the district, and Marvin C. J on soil, 'of Vancouver, will be the visitors, A social has been planned for Saturday evening, and speclaJ ac tivities will occupy the day Sunday, At 7:00 p. m. Sunday the Luther ijeague devotional meeting will be held In the church. The topic for uibcu&uion Is "Our Synod." An invi tation is extended to young people. 'First! Church of Christ, Helen tint (lFrst and Washington) Sunday school Is held at 9:45 m. and the morning service at 11 o'clock. Wednesday evening meetings are neid at 8 p. m. The reading room In the West-Jacobaon building is open daily from 1:30 to op. m Th0 subject of Sunday . morning's -iervice Is -God the Only Cause and Creator." The golden text Is, "Blessed be the Lord God, the Ood of Israel, who only aoeia wonnrous tnings" (Ps. 73:18). Among the citations which com prise the lesson-sermon is the follow i.ig from the Bible: "The Way, O Ood, Is In the sanctuary: who is so great a aod as our Uod?" (Ps. 77:13). The lesson -sermon also Includes the following correlative passage from the Christian Science textbook, Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures." by Mary Baker Eddy: "Divine Mind Is the only cause Principle of existence. Cause docs not exist In matter, in mortal mind, or In physical forms . . . Belief In a matcrlul , basis, from which may , be deduced all rationality, Is slowly viewing to the idea of a metaphysical DBjtls, looking away from matter to Mind as the cause of every effect' pp- 2G2, 268). Churclf of OiirJjtdiv of the Valley (Rev, Thomas J. Brady, A. M., Ph. D., Pastor) There will be two masses next Sun day at 0 and at 8 with sermon by the pastor. Confeailons will be heard on Saturday afternoon and evening at and at 7 o clock. Tnero will be Benediction of the Blcsi'ed Sacrament after the second m&fs. Until later In the fall, all eve ning devotions will be discarded. Next Tuesday at 8 o'clock In the evening th0 -pariah board of advisors will meet in the rectory. Tills will be the monthly meeting. On Sunday, June 17, Rev. Father Delahunty, a resident of Coiidm, Ore will sing his first solemn high mass at 8 o'clock with sermon on the oc- ae.'on preached by Rev. Dr. Brady, local pastor. He also will give solemn Benediction of the Blessed Sacra ment. He will also give an Individual blessing to all parishioners. The pub lic is Invited; seats are free. The Uiliors will attend to all visitors. A special Gregorian ohant mass under the direction of Miss Bessie Andrews, will be rendered. No formal Invita tions have been sent out. Rev. Jno. Cur run, Rev. Robert L. Kennedy, Rev. John D. Leo and the local pas tor will assist the new priest. Geor gian music Is known In England as Plain Song" and thl-3 will bo the first time It has ever been rendered in La Grande. '('renter than the transition from steam to gasoline, (i renter than the change from buggies -to automo biles. The greatest step forward because it means i profit . . more dollars coming-in with less going nut. Kxperienoe here and elsewhere with "Caterpillar" Diesel Tractors has convinced us that we can best serve the interests of power users of our territory by talking, thinking and living "Calm-pillar" Diesel MORE SPEED! Tractors. The Diesel lias -made good ... in :n biff MORE POWER! 'way May W1, Rive y"11 ,u'"lils- UNEQUALLED ECONOMY! SIMPLE - DEPENDABLE - LONG LIVED! Bunting Tractor Co. LA GRANDE 1G04 Jefferson St. BOISE 0;!6 Front Street fen (nil ('liinvh of Christ (Pennsylvania Avenue),., Services at the Central Church of Christ Sunday will begin with the Bible school Jit 6:45 a. ni. It was In teresting to nolo last Lord's day that tile average attendance during May. 1934 was Just 100 above that of the some month In 1033, and all are anxious to keep up Interest and en thusiasm through the summer. All who are not attending elsewhere are cordially Invited to join one of the Bible study classes. There Is ft class for every age. Miss Dorothy Smutz is general superintendent. Immediately following this servloe. at 11 a. m., the regular morning worship service will be held, center ing around the observance of tho Lord's 'Supper. Tho pastor, Rev. Paul Dt'P. Mortlmoro, -has announced that he will tfpcak on "A Christian's Light" at this service. The choir will Lug an anthem. Christian Endeavorers meet at 7 In two groups. Those of high school age will meet lu their base- , ment room, and tho Senior group, or j those above high school age, will meet the annex room next to the study. The evening service will begin with an orchestra prelude at 8 o'clock. Fol lowing this, congregational sinning led toy the choir will toe enjoyed. The evening sermon will lie on the sub ject, "The Doom of Delay." This church extends to the public a hearty invitation to attend its services. you and I know are all wrong, and that's where the trouble begins and remains. Surely Ood has provided a remedy, but the majority of the peo ple won't take it," said Copt. Daniel Rody in announcing services. The captain's . subject for Sunday nlght.-U: "Where dwelleth God?" A subject of vital Importance to every one interested in their Eternal des tiny. Special music in song at this service which commences 8:00 p. m Earlier services Include: 10:00 a. m. Sunday school. 11:00 a. m. Holiness service. 6:30 p. m. Young People's Legion which has a very interesting subject for discussion entitled "The Fugi tive." Other public services Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 8:00 p. m. Lieut. Olln, the newly appointed &s els tan t. will apeak. Saturday evening. All are welcome. UNION LABEL OFFICIAL At LOCAL MEETING George Brewster, of Portland, union label representative, was a visitor In La Grande yesterduy and met with the Central Labor 'Council at the I. O. O. P. temple in the evening at a special session. Approximately 60 at tended. Brewster spoke lor about i on hour on matters of Interest to the union. He complimented this city greatly. stating that from a labor standpoint It was about the liveliest In Oregon. COUNTY COURT WINDS UP JUNE MEET THURSDAY After allowing the usual monthly bills, several Items of business, in cluding action on county warrants which are more than seven years old, the county court adjourned Its June term yesterday afternoon. These war rants will be advertised, and if not brought for payment after that, will bo declared, void. A petition for the granting of a new warrant to replace one which was lost, also was granted. FUNERAL TO BE HELD SUNDAY UNION SUNDAY SCHOOLS WILL MEET AT GROVE The group Union Sunday school meeting will be held all day Sunday at the Pleasant Grove grange hall two miles west of Summervllle, open ing with Sunday school' at 10:00 o'clock. There will be an address by Mrs. R. J. Geiger, of the Indian Creek school and a sprinkling of musical selections. The potluck lunch will be served at noon with coffee and Ice cream being furnished for the crowd. At 2:00 o'clock, the Sunday schools will participate In a program of musi cal selections, readings and plays and Rev. J. "George Walz, pastor of the First Presbyterian church of La Grande, will deliver an address. Funeral services! for Mrs. Jane Van Wormer will be held Sunday after noon at 3 o'clock at the Snodgr&ss and Zimmerman mortuary, It was an nounced today. Rev. J. George Walz, of the Presbyterian church, will offi ciate. Burial will take place In the Masonic cemetery. The Salvation Army "There is nothing wrong with the world. 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The committee announced today that, although It would retain the right to accept or reject any entries, it had decided that any girl of repu table character may file as a queen candidate Whetlier or not one Is sponsored by some organization. How ever, any organization may sponeor nny girl they decide upon. This step was taken merely to allow a few girls to enter the contest who had not been sponsored by some organization. The next quee:i dance will be held next Monday night. -TWO THINGS TO REMEMBER. WILL ATTEND P. T. A. SESSION Mr. flnd Mra. Knrmnn inff yesterday for Portland where Mrs. Frees will attend the state p t a convention which Is In session there. Third Candidate In .Contest For Queen (Continued Prom Page One) Fnyo Walker, sponaored by tho Eagles lodge. That 2. 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