Friday,' July 6, 1934
Page Six
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE. ORE.
Dr. Thompson To
Preach Sunday
At Church Here
Presbyterian Congrega
tion to Hear Synodical
Executive Other Pro
grams Are Announced.
Programs in cfeurcbea In a&d tf
1st Grarjele for next Sundae loeJuoe
Kin, mck.rtniui Chords
(Stnu and Wasting-iou
Her. D. A. Ttanpua, D. D, STDO
dlcaj cucuUtc and slate re;reaenta
Uee off lint Board on KaUotud atle
aloxis off the Preabylersan cnurcn in
tie O. 6. A, (xt PorUaua. rlU be tn
gutst speaxer at the 11:W o cl'JCJt
ehudae mornlog swvice. Time spem
In otwoauz to ibis service And hear
Jnj Dr. Tnomjc will be wU epent.
t&e pasta- announces. The quartet.
Miss utn Geibel, koprmcr, Miss Car
tnn Baker, alto; E 2. Hurler, toner;
uri Balph Geibei. baritone, will mg
the morning anthem. Mre. W. H
Parfclnsoa will , preside at the orfao
console. '
Preparation la made far each Sun-
day momlnz t:4 o'cloc Bible actual
hour, wben classes of all a;e will be
eiri time to studr the Scripture
and life problem. All are lnrtted.
Christian Endeavor - meets at fl'-SO
p as in tne parlor of the church. In
terarunf program and diacuaalon.
; Central Charrtl ef hrUl
(Pennajrlrasla Avenue
Senrlcea at the Central Church of
Chrlat Bandar will begin with the
Bible school aeaaloo at 9 Ab a.
Thla la a traded acboot and there are
rlassrs lor aJd ages.
Immediately foUovlnc thla achool.
at eleven o'clock, the bord'a Supper
will be obaerved with the church
elders In charge. There will be
preaching aerrlce.
Chttrcti of the Kaxarene
All aernoea will be held at the
usual hour on Sunday.
Hct. Joalaa Tudter, who has been
upplrlng. will remain here over Sun-da-,
Julv IS. The public la cordially
Invited to all aemeea.
M. Peter's Church (Episcopal)
(Fourth atreet at O aveaue
Church achool has been discontinu
ed lor eeveral weelts of vacation per
iod at this church.
Serrlce Sundae- Include holy com
munion at 6 and morning prayer
with aermon and holy communion at
it o'clock.
Rlierslde liuoo K under Senool
(first and Crook)
Sunday achool will start at 10
o'clock Sunday morning, the kaaon
subject to be 'Asa Relies On Cod."
At 11 o'cuck the church service
will begin with Rev. Carlos A. Plum
mer delivering Uim aermon.
All are welcome.
Church of Our Lady of the Valley
. (Rev. Thomas J. P. Brady,
A. it. Ph. D.)
A group of sortie 16 little boys and
girl of the parish wlU make thelr
flrrt holy communion at the 8 o'clock
mass, which will be celebrated by
Rev. Pr. John T. curran, and at which
the pastor will preach a brief sermon
to the class of children. All children
who made their Jlrat communion In
the years 1932 and 1933 also will re
ceive with thla year's claa. There
will be a first maea at 0 o'clock, and
the pastor will officiate thereat and
preach. The children will be under
the direction of Mrs. Henry Melan
con, assisted by several young wo
men of the congregation.
. Confessions will be heard on bet.
urdsy alternoon and evening between
3 .30 and 6 and float 7 to 8 o'clock.
The investiuite of the scapular will
take place for all later In tlie fall.
The members of St. Vlanoey Sanc
tuary Boys and 8t. Vlanney Junior
choirs will bc given a picnic by the
pastor aided by several volunteer
ladles.
t int Church of Christ, KcicntUt
(Pirn and Washington)
Services at thla church Include
Sunday school st :4S followed by
the morning service at It o'clock
Wednesday evening meetings begin
at p. m. The reading room In the
We,t Jacobsen building is open dally
from I JO to 6 o'clock.
The subject of the Sunday service
will be "Sacrament."
ifte goklen teat Is, The bread of
Ood la he which Cometh down from
heaven, and glveth Ufa unto the
world" (John 8.33).
Among the citations which com
prise the lesson-sermon is the follow
ing from the Bible: "The sacrifice
of Ood are a broken spirit: a broken
and a contrite heart. O Ood, thou
wilt not despise" (Pa. 61:17).
The lesson-sermon also Includes
the fallowing correlative passages
from the Christian Science textbook.
"Science and Health with Key to the
Scriptures." by alary Baker Eddy:
"Christians, are you drinking hi cup?
. . . Are all who eat bread and drink
wine In memory of Jcvue willing truly
to drink hU cup. take hie cross, and
leave all for the Christ-principle?
. . . If all who erer partook of the
sacrament had really commemorated
the sufferings of Jeaus and drunk of
his cup. they would have revolutlon
lrd the world" (pp. 33. 34).
Zlon Lutheran Chun h
IU avenue near Fourth)
The morning service of worship
begins at 11:00 o clock with a aer
mon by the pastor The public is
Invited to enjoy this service.
Sunday school meets at 9:46 a. m.
for worship and study of the Chris
tian Life Course. Bible-centered les
sons. Any children ho 'do not at
tend other schools will be welcome
at this achool In religion.
Baptist Church
(Spring and SULh)
Tae pastor off the Baptist cburcb
win lake lor bis morning theme Sun
day. "Ihlnes Changing and Un
changing" Special music will be a
selection by the choir.
The subject for the evening aer
mon trill be "Choosing." A song ser
vice will precede the sermon.
The young people's topic Is "What
makes a vacation worth while?"
Hours of service are: Bible achool.
8.46; morning worship. 11:W: B Y
P. V.. 7:00: evening worship. 89:
Thursday evening prayer meeting.
8:00. All are cordially weJcom, to
these services.
The KaJtatlisn Army
(211 Plr Street) '
"F-othlng la more obnoxloua or In
aupporuble than bondage. The small -et
and weakest of God s creation is
rendered unhappy by. and struggles
against It. Trie tiniest Insect, the
buds, beasts and reptiles, ahen plac
ed in captivity, all show to the last
expiring effort, their antipathy to be
ing deprived of the privilegea which
naturally belong to their species, aald
Capv Rody in announcing the week
end servlcea. "The Cost of liberty"
will be the captain's text for next
Sunday evening. Other services in
clude:
Saturday 8:00 p. rji a free and easy
meeting at which Lieut. Oiin will
speak.
Sunday 10:00 a m.. Sunday achool:
11:00. Hollnea meeting: 6:30. Y. P.
Leglon; 7:30. street service on the
corner of Depot and Adams.
Weekdays 8:00 p. m. Tuesday.
Thursday. Saturday. The public la
cordially Invited.
Sermonette
Edited by
Harriet R. MacDon&Jd
MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY
CHICAGO WHTAT
M. E. riiurrh South
(Corner Fir mn3 U j
Bumlibjr tcbooi 1 At 10 oclock vrtth
claiMta tor JJ W. B. bxjtxutet is
iu permient4m.
sfTeucHing by the putor. Rt. A. J.
&trmer. beiiu at 11 . au Estrone
League nwtU at 7 p. m. ard preacb
Inf aaln it at a o clock. TtiiM is t-'ie
lat Sundaj of tbe conlercDoe year
and all church nvembera are urge-d to
be present. "All frlendt A the church
are cordlallr lnnted." aald Mr. Sinr
mer. m thla may be tha last time
ve have the prmJce of preaching In
this place. Z have aome'.hliig I want
to aay especikUy to all tlie church
membera next Sunday e-Tenlng."
Pint MfthodiM I piMjfj! ( hurt.
(Fourth Street at Spring
At the regular 9 45 bcror at trie
Uethodict eh urea, the Sunday tchoo:
wi41 hare IntemMng claue for ail-
The morning vorahlp terric U at
11 o'clock and the male quartet mill
Ing at this aerrlce. The pastor will
speak on the aub)ect "Youth arid Re
ligion." At the 6:30 evening hour the Bp
worth League will have Its last ser
vice before the summer institute at
Wallows Lak July 10-22. Inclusive.,
Thy win be done on eurth as
It Is In httven. Matt. 6:10.
Worth In anything conta tiuoupii
service to othexm. Cnlwt your life
and mine are worUi aotnethin' to
others tber are worth nothing at s-'l.
not even to ounvelv. But to ieam
thla ieaaon Uaaoretlcailr is not
enough; our business in this world
is to .'ftarn it expetlmexruOry. We
need to Aearo to stop Jooiing our
selves through Xti3nk.iiig ttiat we are
Urlrif tor ot&ers while nolCing to
many prorisoj.. We have wantod to
be useful: but we've wanted to
choose our own m-aya and Urn, we
Wknted to do wha-t the Lord wouid
hare us do, but we re had a good
nrnny things that we wanted to do
for ourseiPea regarda. The fact 1.
that most of ua most of the time
want to follow the Lcsrd's pian far
us prorloed that pla can fcccosa
modate lteU to our pnra-te wanu
and plans. And It la when His plan
rules roug"h-hod over our own de
signs, that we bate the opportunity
to find out unrrUfc-.a. toi r J v . exarUy
how much we really do want to fol
low toe Lord t plan and be of use to
Him. Jtor shall we nurse a sense of
kes and sacrifice: but bring our
selves to real reoaclnc tn tr gain
and bleBinc of a larger rood. Never
Is one door closed, but that, for
spiritual purpoaea. a larger one
operas: never one .riing withld.
but that a better one is offered In
lLs place. E. K. B.
A'. P. Plant Ices
400 Carloads
NORTH POWDER L Special ) The
Icing plant at Korth Powder of tee
Pacific rTuit Express company up to
Saturday had iced 4O0 carloads of
cher.ie In transit east from the or
chards of Waahington and Oregon,
which, with other carload toed thip
memv was three tunes the business
handled at the plant over other years
at this time, tccorcimg to Herman
White, super; niendent. The chemea
are shipped in carload lot by railway
express. Much of the increased busi
ness, of course, is due to the fuel that
the cherry crop npened about a
month earlier, but it Utely that
better commercial and economic con
ditions had sornethjng to do with
tnis very substantial increase.
The Sunday School
Lesson in Rhyme
By Carlos A. Pis
AHA ia.i l I S ON GOD
3 Chr, chapters 14-10.
One of the best of Judah's kins
Was Asa, brave and true:
His purpose was to do the things
That Ood would have him do.
"HI heart waft perfect with the Lord
Through all his days, we read:
Of few the, Scriptures this record;
Such men are few Indeed-
"He did that which was good and
right,"
The aacred Scripture say
That which was pleasing In Ood
sight
And thus pleased Him each day.
He wrought a reformation great,
Destroyed Idolatry.
And bade the people of his state
Ood servant all to be.
AH Judith met with one accord
Up at Jerusalem;
With all their hearts they sought
the Lord,
"And He was found of them."
When Judah's foes, a. million strong.
Came like the ocean's tide.
King Asa. with his little throng
All that vast host delled.
He prayed. "O Lord, we rest In Tliee
And go in Thy great name!"
God caused his million foes to flee
More swiftly than they came.
POKTLs,N'U I.IHMIXK
PORTLA-ND. July 6 Cattle:
26. calves 75; steady.
Steers: Good, common anj medium.
2.75 fa 5.I0; hellers, good, common
and medium. 12 .!sG M b0; cows, good
common and medium 12 00 3-35;
low cutter and cutter. 92 00 e 13 00;
bullE. good and choice. 11.50 13 50:
vealers. good and choice. M.50 15.75;
cull, common and medium. 12.50 Sf
A bQ-: calves, good and choice. M 00 a
5 75; common and medium, $2 00 9
M 00.
Bogs: 500: fully steady. Light
weight, good, choice. M 76 a S.76:
medium weight, good and choice. 4
45 75; heavy "weight, good and
choice. M-2J m s5-25: packing sows,
medium and good. 13 .50 M 00; feed
er and stocker pigs, good and choice.
Sovep: 200; nominally steady.
July (otd).
new .
Kept, ata)
nrw
Be. (uWI..
Jui v .
Sept.
Ikee, .
July
Sept. .
Ure.
Opes Utrh Lew dose
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CHICAGO COIL
J-'itS .-S7S " -MSGS
POBTULSD WHXAT
Opew Birw Lew Close
"IS -1S -71 14 .71 U.
.721, .7ti,j .71 .7
-:54 ' MM .7414' ,7i
July loth last day to pay water
rent without a penalty. 7 --3 t.
HELP WASTED
If you wlah help or uggetioni and
ideas in the building of your Float.
or the decoration of your car for the t
C4d Timers Celebration this aerrlce
will be given you by mchardaon "The
Art Man" at Rlcbardaon's Art and
Gift Snap. 6-28-t I.
July 10th but day to pay water
rent without a penalty. 7-6-S t.
Kyal An acid Powaer lor Indigestion,
50c. Moon Drug Co. 6-22-1 m
July 10th last day to pay water
rent without a penalty. 7-6-3 t.
Lady Esther
Drug Co.
at Moos
6-22-i m.
GLADIOLl
Our Gladiolus are In bloom. Beau
tUul asaorUsent of coiors cut fresh
every day. 91 00 dozen. Cherry's Ror
isu. Inc. 7-1-6 t
July 10th last day to pay water
rent without a penalty. 7-6-3 t.
MOM? ANU lEt ORATIONS
SigtiS. Banner and Decoration of
all kinds for floats and windows made
specially to suit your needs may be
secured at reasonable prices at Rich
ardson's Art and Gift Shop. 6-2-t f.
July 10th last day to pay water
rent without a penalty. 7-6-S t.
suance of an Order of the County
Court off Union County. Oregon, Bit
ting In probate, duly made and en
tered June 15th, 1&34, the "unaer
algned administratrix of the estate
of Edward Chestnut, deceased, will
from and after July 24th. J.&34. at
2 00 o'clock p. m.. sell at private sale,
at the office of Green & Hess, At
torneys at Law, at Rooms 1. 2. 3 La
Grande National Bank Building, La
Grande, Oregon, to the highest and
be-st bidder for caan in hand paid,
or for part catah and th balance to
be secured by first mortgage on the
premise sold, and subject to the con
firmation by the aaid County Court,
all the right, title and interest which
the said Edward 'Chestnut had at the
time of hi death in and to the fol
lowing described real estate, to-wrt:
The Southwest uarter of the
Soutneast ftuarter: the East BiUf
of the Southeast Quarter off Sec
tion 16: and the North Bail of
the KortbesaSt Quarter. Southeast
Quarter of the Northeast Quarter
of Section 19; and the North
Half off the Northwest Quarter of
Section 20. all In Township 4.
South Range 41. E- W. M, In Un
ion County. Oregon.
To pay estate debta, claim and ex
penses of probate.
MATTTE M. GOPP. Administratrix.
GPaZEN fc HESS, Attorneys for Ad -inmisxratrix.
June 22, 29! July 6. 13. 20
Kew low prce i lnsuUn-TJ-20-10CC.
8c. C40-10OC 61.77. Moon
Drug Co. 6-22-1 m
JOSEPH Pt HSOSALS
Dry Box Pactory Wood. Large truck ;
load delivered 65 00 per load. Tele
phone ordera collect. Pocdoaa Pine
Lumber Co.. Elgin. Ore. 7-5-2 t
ALL STAR JULY
CLEARANCE SALE
Now on at the
NEW YORK .STORE
Yard ley face poroer and compact
11.4.5. Moon Drug Co. 6-22-1 m
July 10th last day to pay water
rent without a penalty. 7--3 t.
Window and wail pa per cleaning.
Paint washing and scraping. Floor
waaMng. Phone 550 J. 6-7-1 mp.
Try Moon' Vanilla Extract. 3 oz.
33c, 6 ox, 62c, pint Moon Drug
Co. 6-22-1 m
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hampton and
daughter, of Bend, came Saturdsy to
risit his sister, Mrs. A. M McKinley.
and family and mother, Mrs. Annie
Phinney. who will go home with
them for a rslt.
Mrs. W. E Witteman is quite sick
with iheumatism and confined to her
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Carpenter ana
daughter. Mrs Forest Wilson, of Part
land, have returned from a month's
visit In Missouri. They drove through
and report a pleasant trip.
R. H Dwncy. of Salem, and Cretgh
ton Jones, of Gerraia. Ore., were here
over the weekend attending to busi
ness and visiting their uncle, P. D
McCully Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dawson, of
PorUsnd. are here on a visit with
Mr. Dawson's brother. George, and
family.
Thirteen Inches
Snow Af. P. Lakes
FIND IT
HERE
Cjp7 for thla CoJomn saw
be la by 8 a. n.
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE - j
On the UUj day of July. 1B34. at I
the hour at ten o clock a. m- at Ue
front door of the court house 13 La I
Grande, Union County. Oregon. I arill .
sell at public auction to the highest
bidder Jor cash the foikmng deacrib- ;
ed real property located In Union i
County. Oregon, to-vlt: ;
Th, southeast quarter of &c- ;
Uon Four 4. Toamshrp Three
131 South. Range Forty (40) East
of the Willamette Meridian. !
6ald sa la made under execution
lasueI out of the Circuit Court of
the S'te of Oregon for the County
of Union, to me directed. In th, case
of Metropolitan Life Insurance Com- '
pany. a corporation, plaintiff, versus
Uinoette Sentner. a alngle vomsn. H
A. Samuel and Jane Doe Samiel. !
whose true name la Lillian A. Samuel,
bla wife. JohD J. Murchlson and Jane
Doe Uurchlaon. whose true name Is
Mary A. ifurchon. his wife, and
Land Credit Mortgage Company, a
corporation, are defendants.
Dated this HUi dsy of June. 1914.
JESSE BR2SHEAES. Sheriff of Un
ion County. Oregon.
June 16, 22, 39. July . 13.
Floor Wax
Good for Foors. Table. PurnJ
ture. Protects the surface.
1-lb. can. Paste or Liquid - 69c.
Beautiful new Pastel Shades
In Pabco Multi-Service Quick
Drying Enamel.
Per Can - 20c tfc up.
Home Lumber
& Coal Co.
Phone Main 17
Mickey McCoy W. O. Sawyer
Farmers' Friendly Headquarters
ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE
OF SALE
!-Klce is hereby given that In pur-
PURE ICE
Del 1 vered d al 1 y at your door.
Prompt and courteous service.
C. E. SHEWMAKER
ICE SERVICE
Grande Rondo Packing Plant
or phone Main 380 or 011
If You Are Moving Between
Portland & La Grande
Try
Bond's Transfer
Operating anywhere for hire ser
vice plus common carrier freight
line service.
La Grande to Baker
Phone Main 709
NORTH POWDER (Special Thir
teen Inches of snow fell st North
Powder lakes Monday and Tuesday
of Last meek and some (ell Wrdn
day night. Holland Huff, awxaut
supervisor of the Whitman natl-mal
DANCE
Mon.. Wed. aid Sat. Men 25c.
ladies free Cass Beer Garden.
7-A-2 t.
J. 8 Hodgin announce
that his
forest, stated at Baker recently upon t law office will close Saturday after
Ills return from the take. H. said j rioon-i during the months of July
practically all of the snow had nselted I and August, as has been customary.
briw he left the tuxes. 7-6-1 tp
SAVE MONEY
at the
NEW YORK STORE'S
JULY CLEARANCE
SALE
LIBERTY EK?
fcNOVARRO
M
Not Recommended
Kor Children
CHARLEY CHASE
in
I'll Take Vanilla"
TRICK GOLF
UNIVERSAL NEWS
GRANADA
TONIGHT
and
SATURDAY
Continuous Shows Saturday
Starting at 1 O'clock
ADMISSION
c
CHILDREN
From 1 to 3 P. M. f 1 .
Saturdays 1" ll
&z
W M sV aal
IS
Cartoon and
Sport Reel
mccoy
,ith EVALYN KNArr
lirecferf by tsmeerl Hillytr
Added
EI'ISODE 1
"The Vanishing Shadow"
A shadow that opens doors, drives a car, holds dozens
of men at bay and then vanishes!
Anutzing thrills, chills and mystery!
OKAY -MEN OF LA GRANDE
Save Today on the
Quality Clothes This
Store is Famous Cor
a&a rjf '"
. Mf 9- I if 4Mb.
GROUP NO. 2
4a..Ja-aif.iiaT
GROUP NO. 1
GROUP NO. 3
IS
.85
23
.85
Even at our regular price
these suits were unusual
values the kind this
store specializes in. Now
they're doubly important.
Ycu will find every good
color, every good style
strictly this season's
merchandise.
If you have an eye to
finer points in men's
suits know better-than-usual
values when
you see them you'll
get a real kick out of
these suits. They're the
kind you wear . . . they'll
suit you to a "T".
Quality's supreme this
season and these suits
go a long way toward
making that supremacy
popular. Recognized val
ue leaders at their regu
lar price watch them
go now. Better get yours
today.
Others at the Low Price of $28.S5
This Store's Reputation Rick of Every Offering
The Famous
Florsheim
s
VIM
Other Styles,
Regular Value S4.00 ...
Most
Styles
S2.95
Other Styles,
Regular Value ?5.00 .
.... S3.95
LUGGAGE
Trunks. B.igs. Overnight fjnpr
Cases, Gladstones, Suit Cases 0
OFF
Men's Shirts
"Fruit of the Loom"
Solid colors and patterns,
Regular $1.65 values.
$1.29 3 For $3,75
Broadcloth Shirts
Solid colors and patterns,
pie-shrunk collar, fast coloi-s.
79C .3 Only $2.25
Men's Sox
Rayon in all new patterns.
A good value.
8 $1.00
Men's Slacks
In gray, tan, checks and stripes.
Get a pair today.
Regular f 1.95 .
$3.95
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