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SI Cc nil til wl 12 cli B i lc 1 jPage Six EA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE. ORE. Friday, August 2 1,' 934 News Of The Churches ekiDggest nor west Church Programs For Last Sunday Of August Given Many Interesting Ser mons And Services Scheduled For Sunday In lii Grande. Programs for next Sunday's services in ,tlva various La Grande thuriies Include the following: Flrnt, I'rb,vH'rlau f:iiimli (Sixth and Washington) In announcing Ills sermon, theme, Ilev. J. doorsc Walz, .minister, said "Yhe empire of Jestia ''Jirlst Is the grwte.it fact of our planet today. Over the hiKhest minds pf the noblest races. No empire .Intellectual or po litical, can compare vith It. Wo our selves must all submit to It. Nearer, closer, than any earthly rule, it prcs ues on us. Neutrality is impotwiblc the vainest dream I Therefore, labor ing for ita extension, we preach Sun day morning. 11:00 o'clocK. on The Characteristics of the Orowing Stone." If not attending a service of like na ture elsewhere, all are Invited to meet with tlxis congregation. A;t the morning, 11 o'clock service, at the Presbyterian church, tho quartet, Miss Ruth Oclbcl, soprano; Miss Gloria Swan, alto; William Cald well, tenor, and Halph Oclbcl, will sing Crownlnshleld's anthem, "There Is a Land MJno Eyes Have Seen Mrs. C. O. Long, organist, will play tho prelude "Song of the Angels" by Williams, and the postlude by Grey. Tho Sunday Bible school continues Its splendid work of Instruction and. training of all those, from the little child to tho adult man and woman, who attend Ita sessions. So also, the Christian Endeavor program each Sunday evening at 0:30 Is arranged for tho best intercuts of all youth that will attend. Central Church or Christ (Pennsylvania Avenue) The Bible nchool Is expected U go abovs the 200 mark Sunday, During the vacation season the .attendance ihas kept up very well, being only a f little below, 200 at any tlrno. How ever,, -with the beginning of th-a fall program,; it is . expected that this .school, will Increase considerably end mako new high record attendance marks. The superintendent Is on a j vacation trip to tho cast at present room la tho West Jacobsen building Is open dally from 1:30 to 6 ,p. m. Sunday's subject will be "Mind. Th3 golden text 1-j, "Who hath known the mind ,of tho Lord? or who hath been his counsellor? For of him. and through him, and to him, are all things: to whom be glory for ever" (Rem. 11:34. 30). Among the citations which com prise the lesson-sermon is i follow ing from the Bible: "To w;iom tlun will ye liken pod? or what likeness will ye compare unto him? (Isu, 4G:ltt). , .Tile lcvxm -sermon also includes the following correlative passage: from the Christian Science textbook, "Science ard Health with Key to the k:rlpturc," by Mary Baker Eddy "Mind is God . . . There can bo but oiw Mind, vvcauso there Is but one Clod; and if mortals clalmvd no other Mind and , accepted no other, sin wcuM be unknewn. We can have but tne Mind, if that one is infinite" (p, 400). Illverslde ( nion Niniday School thirst and Crook Stroots) . The Bible school will convene at 10 o'clock and the uubject of the les son will bo "Hnsea Preaches God's Love." A poem on the lesson will b read to tho school. Tho worship and preaching service will begin at 11 o'clock and lie v. Car los A. Plummer will deliver the sur mon. tho subject of which will bo "The Love of God." All ore welcome (iospel MUhIiiii (2201 North Plr Street) Sunday services follow: Sunday school at 0:45 a, m, with clasees (or all; mcrning worship at 11 o'clock; young !jcoplo and Intermediate scr vice at 0:45 p. m.; evening service of evangelism at 7:45 p. m. In this lal tor meeting the pastor, Rev. L. Carl- ocn, will speak on the subject "A Plato Prepared By Christ For, Us." Wceknlght services: Tuesday night at 7:45, prayer meeting; PYiday night at 7:4D, testimony and preaching. Beginning Sunday, 6-.pt. a Evan gelist liruea Gibson, of Win lock. Wash., will begin revival meetings here, every night at 7:45 except Mon days. . j All are Invited to these meetings. Zttni Lutheran Church M Avenue near Fourth) "Finding God." will be the theme of tho uermon Sunday morning in this church at tho worship service which begins at 11:00 o'clock. A cor dial Invitation is extended to all who but all the departments of the school w)sn worship at that hour with us. oro going ahead as usual and thoro MrH William Dittrlch will play the ore Interesting classes lor everyone. Those not attending Bible school clsowhero arc cordially invited. The sessions begin at 0:45 a. m. The morning woiuhlp or th j church Is conducted at eleven o'clock. The observance of Christian communion fs an Important part of this service. Tho choir vril. present a special an them, and the pastor, Rev. Paul Mor tlmoro, will preach the morning ser mon. Christian Endeavorors will moot at 0:15 for their regular Sunday evening eorvlco. At 7:30 p. m. tlva popular Sunday evening service Is held. There were a large number of people attended lust Sunday night who requested that tho pastor continue discussion along the same lino as last Sunday evening. Ho has announced that he will preach next Sunday night on the subject "The Law and the Gospel. " Those who are confuted regarding tho old . and now covenants are particularly invited to attend this service. There will bo special music by tho orches tra and congregational singing which Is enjoyed by all. service. Sunday school meets at 0:40 for worship and utudy of tho Bible Ie3 sons. The course used in this school Is the Christian life course, designed to offer knowledge, and to crvatj Christian responses to life situations. Alt lessons aro strictly Bible centered. .The Luther League, tho young pie's organization in the Lutheran church, will ibogln holding regular weekly devotional meetings on Sun day evening, Sept. 2 t 7:00 o'clock. Theso meetings are especially for young men and women who wish to think about and diseusd life prob lems from a Christian viewpoint. All aro welcome. p . t v ' it J ' " ""' ' " "" " i ' '' " " ' "r tilth ' AX . sr i -'"-f a.. i i.. in fr ici'd win h hifi mi Anoimt ao. ii anti teotemicr i wiwi te Pwvifio Coast Outboard Championship as an added feature. Prepnvattons for tho annual event are now under way. Above at top -Outboard spccdHters preparing for a trial of the nc counto. Center left One of the many competitors in the sailing races. Center Miss Josephine Waffle. que:n of the 1934 regatta. Center right One of the fast pleasure cruisers of tho big ileet which participates i i regatta activities. Below Columbia river gillnet boat, an entry In tho fishing boat races. The program ca'H for a full three days of aquatic events of every variety irom swimming nncl diving contests to a tugboat tug-of-war. Church of Our l,atl.v uT the Valley (ftev. Thomas J. P. Brady, A. M., Ph. D., pastor) Next Sinday marks the last of August with ma wes In the church at 0 and 8 o'clock in tho morning. Tho pastor will preach a short sermon upon tho Gospel of the Sunday, and holy communion will bo distributed. Beforo the 8 o'clock mnsa there will bo Benediction of the Blessed Sacra ment. Con f es8l oiih aro heard on all Saturdaya, eves of holidays and Thursdays before the first Friday of each month from 3:30 to 6 p. m. and from 7 to B p. m.. also beforo the weekday mass und tho 8 o'cloc k mass on Sundays. First Cliurfli f ChrM, Scientist (First and Washington) , Following Sunday school t 9:45 a. m.. the morning service begins at 11 o'clock. WcdncfKiay evening meetings pon at 8 o'cltx:k nd tlio reading By the same token can one be a gocd church member and not exerclo that light In being responsible for church elections?" the pastor asks. I'lrst MethiMll.sl KplM'opal Church (Spring and Fourth) There will be the regular Sunday school services at this church on Sunday morning at 0:45. Tho pastor will be permitted to be in the school this Sunday and will want to wee all the scholars who arc in town out to tho opening worship fcrvirc. There will bo interesting classes for every one that would like to come to our school. At tho 11 o'clock morning worship i service District Superintendent H. G. ' MeCalliiter. of Caldwell. Idaho, will 1 be the speaker, bringing a message that all will want to hear. Besides tho regular music of the morning Paul Knaut?, will slug a solo at this service Tho Epworth League will meet In their rooms for the weekly devotional service at 6:30 in the evening. At 0 p. m. In the main auditorium the fourUi quarterly conference will convene in conjunction with the an nual meeting. Reports of the year'-.t work will be given and the onii-cn for next year will bo elected. This is a public service and our friends are Invited. Every member of the church Is asked to bo piesent and share in the responsibility for the election of next year's officer. "H Is nnid that ono cannot bo a good citizen It he re fuses to tkc his share of responsi bility and ukch hi right of franchise. Salvation Army (211 Fir Street) "If yuu have lots of brain, but it. Isn't twisted rlt-'ht. here is good news for you: Salvation has often rectified that defect." said Copt. Dnntcl lUr.ly In announcing his services. Tho mib Jeet for the captain's oermon Sunday evening Is "The Bishop or Your Soul," a meswige on personal religion. Ot'-ier services include: S.Uu.-day night a "Zrrec ami Easy" meeting with lots of music and good singing. Sunday 10:00 a, m. Sunday is-ehool, : 0:30 Y. P. Legion. The Y. P. are now making plans for an Interesting program for the coming month. Young people aro urged to take in these special meetings. Public m-eetlngs Tuesday. Thunday and Saturday at 8:00 p. m. All arc welcome. , Islam! CUv Community Church There will be a treat at the 9:45 morning 'Worship survlce in, the mes sage that. District Superintendent 11. O. MsC-alliitcr wl) brfoff.to those In the service Evpryqne In tho commun ity is, urged to come jout and make this service it helpful one. r The, Sunday school will meet im mediately following at 10:45, Helpful interesting classes for all. School will soon be starting and all are urged to start now In making, the Sunday school , really worth while by being there ana taking our part. Serrhdriette ... Edited by..,.. , Harriet R. MacDonald . I will try It end not be alrald. .:It U not ours to. complain, of our dlfres5w., Complaint Is tire refuge of a self-centered, ungracious spirit. CompU Int. Indeed, la atheistic. It ns oum;a that there is no order In the universe, no gocdneto at tho heart of things. It is the dlEposltlon of one who either cannot or will not taHo tho larger view-and see tho Land of Heart's rwllght which is the blessed Issue of our seeming travail. If we are sufficiently discerning, we can all look back on distress which were blessings in disguise: this being so. we may take h-iart of grace with re spect to anything that Irks us now or Is likely to trouble us in future. We are not far from the Kingdom or God when we can. from our heart, thank Him, not only for what de lights us, but alao for everything that pulls us up in a thoughtless carer and discloses a better way. The Sunday School Lesson in Rhyme By Carlos A. Fl a miner HOSEA PREACHES IOIS LOVE Hosea, Chapters 6, 11, 14. "Saint John of the Oldj Testament,' Hosea has been, named: God's wondrous love his words present For which, his book is famed. Backslidden quite,, was Israel, . In grossest sin. and shame, By their iniquities they Jell, And. sinners great became. They worshiped Baal more than God, Bowed down to calves rf. gold, And in the waya of evil trod Like Conaanites of old. "O Israel, return to me!" Was the Divine appeal; "I will love you abundantly And your backsliding heal. "Repenting, turn, to me and say, With deep humility. 'Take all Iniquity away; Receive us graciously.' "I will abundant mercy show, And be as rain and dew; That ycu.inay as the lily grow. With verdant beauty new." Eggs with a deep yellow yolk gen erally have "more food value than those with a pale yolk. TOWN CI.EHK C01NCIIKNCK CAPETOWN ((P) J. B. WUUehouse. tho town clerk of Bcnonl, and W. S. V Tfnalrlntr tnurn rlrk' of Bniknail. neighboring gold mining centers of tho South African Rand, each have a son named Norman and a daughter named Esmo. One Whltehouse and ono Hoiking have married and Eh me Whltehouse and Norman Hosklng are betrothed. A "blanket" ballot approximately nlno squaro feet in area was issued to voters in the Texas primary election. t r wr i."' Its dads fault. . . "He said he liked White Star Tuna SIX times better than anything else . , .'so I opened SIX cans." White Star Tuna is the brand that made tuna famous. For 21 years it has been the preferred brand, because only the delicate, deli cious, tender light meal is packed . . . and priced so inexpensively. American housewives buy more of this quality tuna than all other brands combined ! And ... if you bought a MILLION cans, you'd find them all the same high quality ! For 21 years the preferred brand, because only the finest oj the catcb is packed. , A PUP.fi FOOD, HONESTLY ADVERTISED The Seal of Acceptance of the Committee on foods of the Amer ican Medical Association h your best guarantee of tho quality of any product and tho truthfulness of the advertising claims made for it. Look for this seal on every food you buy. White Star Tuna has this acceptance. , .... T , COBALT BLUE I saw an artist take his palette And mix a little cobalt blue. Then he dashed It in his picture I saw the sunshine comlnn through. Ho hesitated Jtiht an instant And then I haw him sin lie a bit, "CobHlt blue." he said In earnest, "Is the thing that llxes It." "Cobult Is the smile In paintim; Takes the kIuiihi Irom drabber styles, Sin lies, you know, are panaceas For the world wide weary mites." So If jou feel depressed and lonely. Mix a smile with drabber thii.Ks And you'll fliif.l that every worry Will vanish as birds on v:lns. 1 Franklin Iae Stevenson In those moments nf lone IIiiohk a ml di'iiressliiii, v are Iiht In herte mi. Ain liulame sen lee when need-rd. SN0DGRASS and ZIMMERMAN tm I ml rhune or rlie ullouu Lake l.'Hlije. Joseph. Oregon for Heserval Inns LAKE Now at its A (iioiil, (.oitiootis acalitm l'liijHround Awaits You Hero Rest. Relax or Play Away Happy Hours Midst Natures (iroat ondt'i laiul. Hotel, Cabin or Caiiip Accommodations at Low, Easy Rates SIIIXC. - liOATlNV. - SWIMMING DANCING - liAMKS - SPOUTS lonsF.r.ACK ninixt; - hiking At ;il tho Lodi:!'. Ill lll(; Your Own or Huy at t'lunvt Storo PLAN NOW FOR YOUR LABOR DAY OUTING SEPT. 2-3 at r J 1 ' ,, ., .,jfefi m : jH Ml I I" I ' I The Changeless Cycle SPRING is gone. Summer is fading. But their return is as inevitable as tomorrow's dawn. Next year they will be back again. Then it will be the sarnie changeless cycle . . . Same April showers and burst of May flowers. Same old lawn mowing. Same donning of warm-weather togs. Same craving of new summer furniture. Same excit ing vacation planning. Same hundred and one needs and longings. Why not provide for such future certainties when the advantages are so much in your favor? Buying in August and September what you are going to need or want in June carries the wisdom of Solomon., Read the advertisements in this newspaper and see. Watch for the end-of-season sales. Compare the values with those of the season's opening. Prices are lower because merchants would rather clear out surplus stocks at bargain prices than carry them over until next season. So what'll it be7 . . . For next summer's lawn, a premium-quality mower at an ordinary-quality price. Day by day, you'll find them all in the advertisements in this newspaper. The raincoat which last Spring seemed a bit high. Two or three linen suits at a gen uine bargain to be hung away for next summer's . torrid waves. A money-saving buy of surtimer under wear, pajamas, shirts, ties, knickers, sports shoes and stockings. e J WAT TAW A T A TTT? Now Imptov.M KoiHi5 Mako Fay Pnvltit: All tho Way
