La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 27, 1934, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextLA CRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. 11 GRANDE. 0M2. Friday, July 27, 1934 News Of The Churches Church Programs For Next Sunday Announced Here Many Houses of Worship .Plan Special Services, . Sermons For Weekend in La Grande. Program In the churches In tiie L& Grande community lor next Sun day, July 29, Include: Church of Our iMty of The Valley (Rev. Thorna J. P. Brady, A. M., . . Ph. D., piuttor). Next Sunday will be the last Sun day of July and the usual summer cervices will be held, consisting ol two low masses, at 0 and 8 In the morn lug, and sermon by the pastor. After the second mass there will be Bene diction of the Blessed Sacrament. Hours for confessions are from 3:30 p. m. to 5 p. m. and from 7 to 8 p. m. Confessions ' are not heard before the 8 o'clock mass on Sundays and holidays. Hev. Pr. Carroll O. M. Cap, of Her mlston, Ore., will conduct a trlduum In honor of 8t. Vlanney, the same to begin on Aug. 8 and close on Aug. 9 with a solemn high mass at 8 In the morning. Details will be announced later. St, Peter's Church (Kplnropal) (Fourth street at O) Only two services are scheduled for Sunday In this church, holy commun ion at 8 o'clock and holy communion with sermon at 11 o'clock In the morning. ' .. Preshyterluil 'Church . (Sixth and Washington) "Christian men are the men who keen In the straight path of duty; whose fidelity merits the highest praise; whose bapplneus Is In serving others. They are strong men, luv tinged by prejudice, with no precon celved theories, in wholehearted slm pllclty they seek after the truth. The truth Is In Christ Jesus alone. That men may como to the truth, we preach the gospel as given by the Christ of Ood," said Rev. J. Qeorge Walls, In announcing the Sunday morning service ' at 11:00 o'clock, when he will speak on "Seven Short Words" which answer many annoying questions. There will be special music. The Bible school at 0:46 o'clock of fers so much In Its teaching that It should appeal to many who are not now attending such a school. Young people of high school age and over are much benefitted ay tne helpful Instruction and direction of the leaders at the hours assignea Those over high school age at 8:00 o'clock In the old manse Just east of the church, Those of high school age meet In the church at 6:30 o'clock. You wilt be welcome to all those ser vices. First Churoln of Christ, KcleiitlHt (First and Washington) Services are as follows: Sunday school 0:46 a. m., morning service 11 a. m., and Wednesday evening meet. Ings, 8 p. m. The reading room In the West Jacobsen building Is open dally from 1:30 to 6 p. m. The subject of Sunday's service will be "Truth." . The golden text Is, "Lcod ma In thy truth, and teaoh me: for thou art the Ood of my salvation; on thee do I wait all the day" (Pa. 36:6). Among the citations which com prise the lesson-sermon la the fol lowing from the Bible: "The Lord Is good; his mercy Is everlasting; and his truth endureth to all genera tions" (Ps. 100:6). The lesson-sermon also Includes the following correlative passages from the Christian Science textbook, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures." by Mary Baker Eddy: Truth Is the Intelligence of Immor tal mind. Error Is the so-called In telligence of mortal mind. ... In Science, Truth Is divine, and the In finite Ood can have no unllkencss. Did Ood, Truth, create, error? Nol Doth a fountain send forth at the same' place sweet water and bitter?" (pp. 303, 387), Pun (Impel Mission (N. Fir and U. streets) Services follow: Friday 7 p. m. "Some Outstanding Characteristics of the Bible of Christ"; Saturday. 7:45, open air service. Sunday school 0:46 a. m., morning worship 11 o'clock, evangelistic ser vice 7:45, "Death? Then What?" The substitute pastor. Cecil E. Ortre. an nounces that the church Is contem plating special evangelistic services In the coming week, with all wet come. i Plntt MethoillKt Eiilwortiil (Conier Spring and Fourth) On account of the vacation of the pastor. Rev. W. H. Ilertseog. there wilt be no preaching services on Sunday, but regular services will be resumed on August 6. Other services wilt be held as usual Sunday with Sunday school and Epworth League ut the stated hours. ICE CREAM POWDER When In the market for Ice cream powder ask your grocer for Lena Bell brand. Accept no substitute us there is none "Just as good." Purely vegetable. A pure food pro duct. Each 10c package contains enough powder for use with cream, milk and flavoring to make one gullon of Ice cream. Directions on package. Put up only by Lena Bell Ward, Rt. 1, La Orande, Ore. Sun-Proof Paint "The Paint That Lasts" PITTSBURGH PAINT STORE Phone 162-J 111 Km St. The church la making plans for the visit of the Jason Lee special on Thursday, August 2. when members of the churches of this denomination In Union and Wallowa counties will welcome the visitors at the meeting In La Orande, Baptist Church (Corner 8prlng and Sixth) At the Baptist church Sunday morning, the pastor. Rev. B. Marcus Oodwln, will preach on the subject, "The Prize Worth the Cost." The ladles' choir will sing a special num ber. !"l!W The subject of the evening sermon will be "Tile Oolden Rule Applied." A song service will precede the sermon. The topic for the young peopled discussion Is "Great Missionary Hymns and Their Challenge.". Hours of services are: morning wor ship, 11:00: evening worship, 8:00 B. x. f. u., :uu; HiDie scnooi, :. Thursday evening. Aug. 3, Is the time for the quarterly business meet ing of the church. A potluck supper will be served at 7:00. Following the supper, the church will be convened In business session. All members of the church are urged to attend. Zlon English I. ii the run ('lnireli (M Avenue near Fourth) The annual congregational picnic will be held Sunday at the Riverside park, beginning with a church ser vice In the pavilion at 11:00 o'clock. Mrs. William Blttrlch will play for the service, at which the pastor will preach. Immediately following the worship the tables will be spread for the picnic dinner. Each family should bring dinner for themselves, Including plates, cups and silver ware. All will sit down to enjoy the menl together. All are welcome to ' attend this service and picnic, -which promises to be a treat for all. Cof fee and cream will be provided by the Lutheran Ladles' Aid for all those j who wish It. There will be no Sunday school Sunday, because of the picnic service. All boys and girls from the Sunday school with their parent are urg?d to come to the park at 11 :00. o'clock for church. Sermonette Edited by Harriet R. MacDonald Thero is a natural body and thoie Is a spiritual body. I Cor. 18-44. ' Relation or Soul to llody The spiritual clothes Itself with the natural, as a man clothes himself with o garment. The organic body with which the soul clothes Itself is compared to a garment because a garment Invests the body. Moreover, the soul puts off the oody and casts It away as a useless covering when It omlgratea by moans of death from tho natural world Into Its own spiri tual world. For the body grows old like a garment, but the soul does TROTTER'S JULY CLEARANCE AIL You can't afford to pass these wonderful bargains. There aren't many more days that you can fill your entire wardrobe needs at these reasonable savings. MEN'S SUETS FL0RSHEIM SHOES Most styles GRAYC0 TIES .00 values FOR BROADCLOTH SHIRTS 3 FOR Fruit of the Loom SHIRTS $l.G.ri :j for TROT TIE Ejr not, because the soul Is a spiritual substance which has nothing In com mon with the changes In nature, which advance from their beginnings to their ends, and are periodically ter minated, Swedenborg. The Sunday School Lesson in Rhyme By Carlos A. Plutmner MICnr.II HPEAKH THK TIUTII I Kings 22:1-28. (By Carl oe A. IMu miner)) Ahab, the king of Israel, Asked Juaah's king, Jehoshaphat, To help his Syrian, foes to quell By Joining In a great combat. Jehoshaphat was loath to go To Ramath-gllead to fight, Unless he first Ood's will could know And be assured that It was right. Ahab called for his prophets then And for Jehovah's wilt Inquired: A lying spirit In thobe men Spoke what the wicked king desired. They all advised the kings to go. Assuring them that Ood would bless, Enable them to rout the foe, And crown their warfare with success. Jehoshaphat was doubtful still, i And asked one prophet more to hear. To further ask Jehovah's will And clear his mind of doubt and fear. Ahab then for Mlcalah sent Jehovah's prophet, true and br.ive. Who warned Ahab, that II he went. He thus would fall Into his prove. He ttlso told that wicked king How falsely all his prophets ppoke. And what disaster fhey would bring Unites he would their wo'rt revoke. CALIFORNIA BRUSH FIRE RAGES TODAY (Continued Piom Page One) known outing site. William V. Mendenhall, United States forest supervisor, said that unless the raging flames could be checked within a short time, they would cut a path through Mount Lowe Tavern property, valued at more than 1100.000. Plres were Ignited today In the process of backfiring to check the path of the flames toward the La Vina sanitarium. Residents of the east slope or the Arroyo Seco have evacuated their homes on the order of Capt. Chester Allen of the Alta dena substation. The fire has cut across the bottom of the canyon. and today was within a few feet of the west wall, but it had not touched the Angeles Crest highway. "This Is the worst fire In the Pasa dena district since 1889," Mendenhall said. Later today the fire had been checked In its progress toward Pasa dena, authorities said. Its closest approach to the Crown Oity was fle miles, and Its progress is northeast erly toward Mount Lowe. $io.85 a S' ?2.2.-) 79' $2.25 $ J .29 Values $:i.7.-) NORTHERN CLUBS CHALK UP WINS IN COAST LOOP By The AHK'luted Press One old timer Is helping another veteran of the baseball wars to prove Seattle's surprising series triumph over Los Angeles a few weeks ago was Just the tipoff for bigger and better Indian deeds to follow. Herman PUlette, doing a very fair Job of keeping the managerial stock of Dutch Ruether above par. Hurled his eleventh victory of the seaaon lost night In blanking Sacramento 5-0 with six hits to lift the Tribe Into fifth place. Meanwhile Los Angeles bombarded i Wyn Bullou and Ed Stutz of the I Seals for 14 hits and an 8-2 win to I pull up within two games of the leaders. Hollywood climbed back Into third place tie with the Missions by snellacklng the Reds 11-4 for Its first victory of the series, After spotting Oakland to a five- run lead, Portland came from be hind to score two In the fifth and four In the seventh to win, 8-5, and take a 2-1 lead In the series. Irv Brome checked the Oaks with 8 hits and banged out three singles to help tne Beaver cause along. SHIELDS TO MEET AUSTIN SATURDAY LONDON. July 27 W Tho draw In Davis cup play to begin Saturday between the United States and Eng land today placed Frank Shields against Henry (Bunny) Austin In the first match and Sidney B. Wood against Fred Perry, English ace, In the second match. In doubles at Wimbledon Monday George Lott and Lester StocTfen of America will meet Perry and George Patrick Hughes. TO SHUT OFF ELGIN POWER EARLY SUNDAY Light and Power in EIi?in and on Elgin rural lines will be off from 3:45 a. m. to 9 a. m. Sunday. July 29. while the E. O. L. & P. Co. is mak ing necesuary repairs to transmission lines. It was announced here today. Imbler nnrtj Summorvllle districts iwUti not be affected. LIBERTY m Twouldbeal f -1 jVt''vm c'ame to be " ' ' Ji Ir jfljfr t Forsooth, 'mould make a I W "1 J&Vi kow lough! Bring your horse jflL ?. A foyf of olden dayet that dalh mak Ihm behe shake I' wilh madda delight I s - L.. , ;,: UNIVERSAL NEWS GRANADA TONIGHT And SATURDAY 15c Uide Atone SILVER KING'lh.wonrf.rrfoj Bsrbsr Wtclct Dorothy Burgcs Added "VANISHING SHADOW Also Mickey MeGuirc Coinedv Baseball Standings Coast League Mainlines W. L. San Francisco 21 11 Leo Angeles ..... 10 13 Missions 18 14 Hollywood 18 14 Seattle 17 15 Oakland 18 16 Sacramento 11 21 Portland 8 24 Pet .858 .594 .563 .563 .531 .600 .344 .250 Yesterday's Keftitus Seattle 6, Sacramento 0. L03 Angeles 8, San Francisco 2. Hollywood 11, Missions 4. Portland 6, Oakland 6. A j ue r leu n leugue Slumllng. W. U Pet. New York 60 34 .022 Detroit 57 35 .020 Cleveland 60 40 56 Boston 50 44 .632 St. Lou Lb 40 45 .471 Washington 43 60 .462 Philadelphia 35 54 .393 Chicago 32 61 44 Ytrtla ' KfMilU At Chicago 9. Washington 0. At St. Louis 1. New York 3. At Detroit 2. Boston 11. Philadelphia at Cleveland, postpon ed. National League standings W. L. New York 69 34 Chicago 66 38 St. Louis 64 37 Boston 46 49 Pittsburgh 42 46 Brooklyn 40 52 Philadelphia 40 63 Pet. .634 .609 .603 .484 .477 .435 .430 .333 Cincinnati 30 60 Yestertluy'K KeultH At New York. 2-6. St. Louis 7-3. At Brooklyn 6. Chicago 3. At Philadelphia 0-5, Pittsburgh 3-3 At Boston 6. Cincinnati 12. PORTLAND MVKSTOCK PORTLAND, July 27 (P) Cattle: 35; calves 35; steady; cows, good, common and medium, 2.15r 3.50: low cutter and cutter, $1.35w2.1o. Hogs: 400; weak; lightweight, good and choice, 94.50 & 5.25: medium weight, good and choice, 4.76v$5.25; packing sows, medium and good, $3.25 t- M.00. Sheep: 400; slow; Inmbo, good and choice, 95.25 c $5.75; common and, medium, $4.00 ii $5.26. COOKS EXEMPT LOS ANGELES W Because mem bers of the city counsll were left to get their own meals last summer nt the municipal mountain camp, the civil service commission has decided cooks are exempt from civil service Last year a cowboy was called on to do some of the cooking after the regular chef, a civil service employe, I walked off the Job. TODAY And SATURDAY with THELMA TODD DOROTHY LEE GOOFY MOVIES Pete Smith presents "Attention Suckers" K35AZY KAT Cartoon I W Children's '. 1 P M t0 3 P" nht MM I MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY CHICAGO WHK4T Open Hlb Low CIom July (old) .9J!4 .98(4 " BOQfi. new .' .98 .90 .9674 Sept. (old) 9H.99i(i AX'A M9IH new .98. 119 M .984 Pec. (old) l.uu44Gi.ui!4 1.01 14 .S'J'4 1.ihp1.uO"4 new 1.11014 91.111 1.0114 M'ii 1.000 1.00)4 May (old) I.03'4V4 1.03!4 l.3 1.02 CHICAGO CO UN July .0494 .04 .63 .034 Sept .6IS.G6i4 .6614 .651,4 .651,4054 Dec. .. 08-6!4 .6994" -GStf .68i4 PORTLAND mUAI Open llleb Low ' CIom July 8114 .8114 .81V4 .M'4 sept. .8214 xiy, J)2!4 .8214 Dee 83)4 .84 .834 .84 STOCKS RECOVER SOMEWHAT TODAY NEW YORK. July 27 CP) The se curities markets recovered substan tially today, as the state of Jitters over the Austrian situation pass ed. Transfers approximated 2.100,- 000 shares. Yesterday's severe losses were by no means fully regained, but many stocks at the close showed gains of $1 to M a share, and bonds were mostly substantially above yester day's flluU levels. Closing figures include: Air Reduc 03 Al. Chem. and Dye 124 American Can 04' American T. and T - 108i4 Bethlehem Steel 203, J. I. Case ..- - 37 Chrysler ; 34 Col. Q. and E 814 Continental Can 70 Vi General Motors ......1 20 Johns Manvllle 43 Llbbey-O-Ford 27 Liggett and Myers B 94 Montgomery Ward - 22 Nat. DlBtlll .- 18 Vt J. C. Penney 65 Pub. Ser. of N. J : - 31 Southern Pacific 10 St. Oil of Cal 31 St. Oil of N. J 41 Union Pacific 102 United Aircraft 1414 U. S. Indus. Alco. 3614 United Corp 3T, U. S. Steel 3 KltEKiHT LOAIIINCIK GAIN WASHINGTON, July 27 Vf The American Railway association an till N nuiricTim The immediate and enthusiastic acceptance of Ihe new Firestone Century Progress Tire started a tremendous wave of buying that is keeping the Firestone factories running twenty-four hours a day to meet this huge demand. We knew that car owners would replace their thin-worn, dangerous tires if they could gel what they wanted in a tire at the price they wanted to pay. We found the answer through ten million visitors to the Firestone Factory at the World's Fair last year. We asked them "What do you value most in a tire?" and their answer was "Give us Blowout Protection, Non-Skill Safety, and Long Wear, at a moderate price." Drive in to the Firestone Service Dealer or Service Store today! Equip your car with theso new Firestone Century Progress Tires, with the .massive flat tread, deep cut, non skid, broad husky shoulders, and Gum Dipped cords. Tire prices probably never again will be as low as they are today. At these unusually low prices for irjf grade tires, we make it easy for you to buy nol only one tire, but a complete set. And Remember with every tire you are protected by the new Firestone Triple Guarantee for Unequolid Prforman Fitords for lift Against AH Diftdt for 12 Months Against All Road Hazards (Si Momma. In Cmnwrj.1 Srrrfe.) nl VWL'S 'I 'J CIIIII.EII IF ItME, IHII. II WISH TO i aWj .5r7wa1 """""in w n i ma noa m sou w nounced today that loadings of rev enue freight for the week ended July 21 were 014.866 cars, an Increase of 12.086 above the preceding week, 41, 616 cars below the corresponding week lost year and 112,952 above 1932. OMAHA SHEEP OMAHA, July 27 (P) (U. 8. D. A.) : Sheep: 4,500: steady; better grade native slaughter lambs $6.75; other fed lambs bid $6.75; held up ward to 96.00: few medium grade as an i 1 1 yid Home in the South THE OWYHEE an old and hon ored name. Old enough to have achieved the friendliness, charm and comfort that come with years of service. Yet The Owyhee Is young in spirit - In appointments, and In modern advantages. Just as Mother and Father ap preciate Its charm and friendli ness, Young Idaho delights In its modern service and appointments. UrUMI TO MI FUST MUTT Tttt EIIIILCtl IF ItME, IHII. II m it iui rnct mil ei m uu : -J NEW REDUCED PRICES 4.40 x 21 LIMITED TIME ONLY Size Price 4.50 x 21 y. $ 5.70 4.75 x 19 6.10 5.00 x 19 6.50 5.25 x 18 7.20 5.50 x 17 7.90 6.00 x 18 10.90 6.50 x 19 : 12.95 Other Sizes Proportionately Low THE OUTSTANDING VALUE IN THE LOW-PRICED FIELD T1fioa COURIER TYPE snt I t-irrrr 4.40-21 4-45 4.50-21 4.90 ' 4.TS-19 5.20 j 80x1 35j Olh.i SUM Pt.pOftlOMl.lv Low For those car owners who need new tire safety at a very low price the Firestone Courier Type Tire has no equal at these extremely low prices. Sre hotv Firettan Tim are madeat the Firestone Factory and Exhibition Building, World's Fair Listen to the 'oice of Firestone Featuring Gladys Stcarthout Every Monday iVtght orer n.B.C. H EAF Netttork western lambs 5.40; feeding lambs M.75tfi.40; sheep scarce, quotable steady. PORTLAND PKODL'CE PORTLAND. July 27 At Butter Print, A grade, 24V4c: parchment wrapped cartons 2514c; quantity pur chases 14c lb. less: B grade, parch ment wrappers, 2314c; cartons 2414c Butterfat Portland delivery a grade delivered at least twice weekly, 22 w 23c; country routes, 10i21c; B grade or delivery fewer than twice weekly, Portland, 20 22c; country routes, 17$ 19c; O grade at market. Eggs Sales to retailers Private firms: specials, 24c; extras, 22c; ex tra fresh extras, brown, 22c; stand ard, 19c: fresh mediums 20c; me dium firsts, 18c; checks, 17c; bakers, 160 dozen. "QON'T let the tortures of sunburn spoil your out ings. For a bad burn now may keep your skin looking ugly for the rest of the summer. At the first sign of burn apply Rex Salvine. Feel its coolness pene trating deep into the skin to give you soothing relief. See how quickly it relieves the feverish condition. Keep a tube with you always. REX-SALVINE 1V4 oz. tube Does Your CAR GRID AMY YOUR TIRES STEER HARD WEAVE 9 We check complete align ment returning your wheels and axles to factory specifications. FRAMES AND AXLES STRAIGHTENED COLD IN THE CAR Drive in today for ' complete check-up FREE INSPECTION PERKINS Motor Co. Across from Post Office Thone MAIN 500 GLASS DRUGS INC.