The Willamina times. (Willamina, Yamhill County, Oregon) 1909-1972, February 13, 1936, Page 3, Image 3

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T hurnday, February I 3, 1936
®lp Willamina Sintra * NE,GIJ ^ SHOOD
Entered nt the I ’oslof lice ut W illam ina. Oregon. « h nerond-claaa m atter,
August 21. ISO#, under A rt of Congre«« of March 3. IM79.
E ditor und M unußer
J . L. H U T C H IN S
Pablinhed Every Thurnday. Kubarriplion Price, $L50 I ’er Year in Advance.
COMMUNITY M. E, CHURCH
R bv .
O k v a l W h it m a n , 1’astor
W IL L A M IN A
Sunday School 10:00 a. rn.
Epworth League, 6:30 p. rn.
Preaching Service, 7:30 p. rn.
Bible Study, Thursday, 7:30 p. m.
VALLEY JUNCTION
By VfcLUA W ebb
BUTLER
Sunday School, 10:00 a. m.
M r. and Mrs. Valentine Gebhardt,
Preaching Service, 11:00 a. m.
who returned last week from a five
On page 229 of the Christian Sci­ month’s trip to Germany, spent the
Epworth League, Tuesday, 7:00 p. m.
ence textbook, "Science and Health
"T he Father’s Commands” will he f
week end at the home of his daughter.
with Key to the Scripture«,” Mrs.
Mrs. Tony Klees, and visiting other sermon topic for next Sunday.
Eddy makes this appealing and lib­
relatives and frienda here. They report
erating statement:
" If God causes
mun to be sick, sickness must be having a nice trip.
Mra. Chas. Jensen and son Ronald of
good, and Ba opposite, health, must
Other highway* are often slippery
Miss E va A n d k s w s , Pastor
he evil, for all »hat He irlalu-s la Cannon Beach, called a t the Chas. Jen­
and dangerous in winter. But steel
good and w ill stand forever. If the sen home Saturday.
rail* are always safe,the smoothest,
Services in rooms over the bank.
transgression of Grid's law produces
safest highway in the world. This
The Butler Ladies Aid will have an
sickness, It Is tight to he sick; and
Sunday School, 10:00 a. m.
all-day quilting at the home of Mra.
winter, let our engineer drive you
we cannot If we would, u n i should
Morning Worship. 11:00 a. m.
Blfred
W
erth,
Friday.
Potluck
dinner
swiftly, comfortably to California.
not If we could, unnul the decrees
Rail fare* are so low nowadays
Young Peoples Meeting, 6:45 p. m.
ot wisdom. It Is the transgression of will he nerved at noun,
every traveler can afford to go this
a belief of mortal mind, not of u law
Evening Worship, 7:45 p. m.
M r. and Mrs. Ramon McQueen drove
way. For fare* and details, see your
of m ailer nor of divine Mind, which to Vancouver, Wash., S u n d a y and
Prayer Meeting, Thursday evening at
S. P. agent, or write J. A. Ormandy,
causes the belief of sickness.
The brought their son Bobbie back with
tne Henderson home a t 7:45.
Gen’l Pautnger Agent, 705 Pacific
remedy Is T ru th , not matter, the them. Bobble had spent some time
Come
and
worship
with
uc.
truth that disease Is Mill rat."
The with his grandparents.
Building, Portland, Oregon.
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récognition und realization of the»»
Mrs. 8. N . Allen spent a few days
truths lias brought healing of sick
Card of Thank*
mss to many who had been given un visiting her sister, Mrs. Riley W eath­
by physicians, even as was promised ers at Salem. While there she visited
We
wish
to tha n k our many
her husband at the hospital. Eugene
by Christ Jesus.
frie
n
d
s
fo
r
th e ir kindness arid
Weathers
and
Frances
Johnson
brought
Christian sanctions, then, are cor-
sym pathy in o u r recent bereave- ,
tectlve rather than coercive; they Im­ Mrs. Allen home on Sunday.
from business cards to the
ply pardon and place. Instead of pain
M r and Mra. Lawrence Christian ot m m t and fo r the b e a u tifu l floral
bound catalog. »Whatever
und punishment, to all who acknowl­ West Fir were here Saturday to take co n trib u tio n s .
edge and obi y the law of God. good. care ot their house and furniture.
it may be in printing con­
M
bs
.
E
ddith
H
adley
In other words we have Scriptural
M r and M rs . G uy J ames
sult us first. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ • ♦ ♦ » •
authority for believing lhat vs we
yield to the urge of spiritual law as
we acknowledge and obey the law of
divine Principle, we shall realize and
By K k n n e th S t u a r t
manifest the purifying, harmonizing,
and llherulllig effects which bespeak
God as Hu- loving I'ather-Mothe. of
Homer Newbill was home for a short
man and the universe. To be sure, time last Sunday. He is still attending
those who w illfu lly disobey the moral Adcox deisel school in Portland.
law are punished by their disobedi­
— U n d e r the new set-up of the C hrysler
Everyone is glad to see the weather
ence. because "whatsoever a man
C orporation w e can offer you
soweth, that shall he also reap.” as rqoderating again.
Paul wrote to the Galatian». . , ,
R. Dodge and daughter Helen of D al­
Chrlstlun Science exposes seltlsh- las spent Friday night at the Stuart
neta. greed. Injustice, passion, and home.
human » 111 as manifestations of the
Miss Mabel S trindberg visited in
mortal or carnal mind, which Is en­
Portland over the week end.
mity against God. Truth. These evil
autom obile w ith a sm all dow n p ay m en t an d
beliefs, therefore, may tie r< cognized
Mr. Howard and Joel are cutting
as falsities to be denied and not wood for Loyd Blanchard.
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feared.
Jim Vincent and Mr. Carey of Sheri­
Plan
As we thus apply the Chrlslianly
scientific remedy— corrective sanc­ dan are cutting wood on the Stuart
tions— In our own thinking and liv ­ place.
ing. It Is Inevitable that we shall
Most of the H . H. Club members
consciously come under the protect­ were in attendance at the jo int meeting
ORRIS
PLYMOUTH a n d DESOTO
ing and pacifying itiflu* nee of the with the Stitch and C hatter Club at
ERR1FIELD
sales and service
law of divine
Love. . . . — The
Buell hall last Thursday. A ll report a
OTORS
Phone 172 for Demonstration
S H E R ID A N
l /u Klein Science Monitor.
very enjoyable time.
The Paul Blanchard fam ily and Mr.
I preamble*. B e r t W heeler and and Mrs. Roy Newbill visited at the
“ T h e B a n k o f P e r s o n a l S e r v ic e ”
Robt. Woolsey. The sky is the S tu a it home Tuesday evening.
Home Display Advert!« ng. 25c an Inch. • - • Foreign Platea. 35c an Inch.
Sanctions
ECENT action« t»y the League
of Nation« In Geneva have
hrou; lit to the attention of men
a meaning of the word "aanctlon’
which la aomew hat unfam iliar Io
many people. It may he defined ua
Ihnl which la designed to Induce the
obaervance ot law or to preaerve the
Integrity of mutt r I agreements. The
applying of auncltona to a nation
whlrli has disregarded a •covenant
ay he considered by that nation us
coercive or aa punitive, while other
natlona 'vould regard the application
of sanctions as a means of correction
to the offender, and of protection Io
otl ra. . . .
It w ill he acknowledged by any
Hilda student that Jesus understood,
obeyed, and demonstrated the will
or law of God
He said, as we are
told In John 16:20», " I ran of mine
own aeir do nothing, us I hear. I
Judge: and my Judgment Is Just; be­
cause I seek not mine own w ill, hut
the will of the Father which hath
sent me.” And. In showing that the
w ill or luw of God Is beneficent In
Its effect, the .Muster healed the sick,
gave sight to the blind, and hearing
to the deaf; he llbt rated the sin-
hound. and overcame death.
Those who have entertained a con­
cept of God as manlike, as liable to
changeablenesa and wrath, may have
thought of the operation of divine
luw sanction«. If you please-- as Im ­
plying suffering, and perhaps ever­
lasting punishment. It may he that
they have been told by theologians,
who evidently were not acquainted
with God as Jesus knew H im , that
tlckness and »offering. disaster and
distress, were Inflicted or permitted
by God for some Inscrutable pur­
pose
Such. Indeed, waa the gener­
ally accepted opinion of religious
teachers when Mary Baker Eddy
learned through prayer and atudv of
the lllh le that God. the creator of all
that Is true. Is Love. Im partial and
universal good, and that divine law.
therefore, la always harmonizing and
beneficent In Its effect.
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TEACHERS’ INSTITUTES
Each o f the re m a in in g S a tu r­
days o f F ebruary is the date lo r
a teacher-»’ in s titu te , to be held
in the S enior H ig h school, Mc­
M in n v ille .
Rural and In te rm e d ia te te a ch ­
e rs — February 15.
H ig h School Teacher*—Febru-
8 rp rim a ry
and
Upper G r a d e
T e a c h e rs -F e b ru a ry 29.
Each teacher is expected to at
, h . institute
his group
«roup.
tend the
in s titu te of
o f his
and is very ciw dially in v ite d to
a tte n d all.
The program fo r the Rural and
In te rm e d ia te Teacheis is as fo l­
low s:
9:15
-» 30
I ’ll drive you to
CALIFORNIA
S outhern P a c ific
We Print A nything
FERN DISTRICT
A NEW DEAL!
A Brand New Plymouth
$ 2 5 p e r M o n th
M
lim it where these tw o co u rt je s t­
ers o f film dom ate concerned.
E ffo rts to b rin g down rain upon
the wasted fields o f a fa rm in g
co m m u n ity fu rn is h the m aterial
fo r this film fille d w ith laughter
and spectacular features. See it,
S aturday n ig h t, February 15.
Then on Wednesday comes the
great character star. G e o r g e
A rliss. in “ C ardinal R ich e lie u .”
This is a d ra m a tic presentation o f
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NEWS FROM GOOSENECK
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K . Shank is working at Black Rock.
Miss Ruth Kilm er is staying with her
sister, Mrs. K. Shank.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Huntley w e r e
supper guests at the H. Abdenhalden
home Monday of last week.
A stork shower was given to Mrs. E.
H. O v ia tt a t the Wood home Wednes-
Ä
, V i T Ä w ^ 5 7 She received m .h ,
K räne“
MEAT ANIMAL SALES
F IR S T N A T IO N A L B A N K
S h e r id a n , O re g o n
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Huntley and son
are visiting at the H. Rogers home.
Ihe reiirn o f Loin* A l l í in F r a n c .
St>vera, ladies from the valley attend-
Supported by E d w a rd A rn o ld . e(j ti,e c|ub meeting a t the grange hall
V io le t Cooper, Caesar Romeo? and ¡n y ue|| |ast week Thursday,
Thursday.
a stro ng su p p o rtin g cast
Andy Wood visited at the F. E Trine
Music
Interm ediate Group
Address "Social Outcome of Ele­
mentary Education" Clara A.
T ro tte r. Associate Profeasor of
M a rk e tin g meat anim als alive
Education, O r e g o n Normal
Io n the P ortland m arket
School.
ally moi e p ro fita b le I ban mat set
10:15 Departmental:
in g t h e m as count»y-dressed
Rural. Contest Discussions or>:
home Thursday.
Mr. ane Mrs. Ike Rogers visited at
the H. Abdenhalden home Sunday, and
little Frank and Edith went home with
them to visit for a while.
F . Olmstead and w ife and George
SchopperT . S
r7 were
at
Sr.
were dinner
dinner guests
«
(Pe F.
p E
e Trine
Trine home
home Sunday.
Sunday,
the
Rollins Kosack and w ife attended the
American Legion pow wow in Sheridan
.Friday evening.
Mra. E. H . O viatt le ft Sunday for
Albany, where Mr. O v ia tt is employed.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Johnson took
her over.
Mrs. - A.
J. Wood visited at the H
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Johnson home Monday.
Callers at the Wood home Saturday
were p Olmstead and w ife and George
Schoppert Sr of W illam ina, and Peter
Schoppert of Clatskanie.
Russell LaVelle fam ily were
i carcasses, especially w ith veal.
but fre ig h t rates on less than fill!
Mugil.
tru ck loads are such th a t sh ip pin g
b.
Chairman
Minnie B. Smith , d ressed is the only o u tle t to the
o
th
e
r
Contest»
small producer, in many cases.
c.
Chairman Mrs. Emma Seth
S uch ¡9 o ne o f several COncItlS-
ions
reached
in
a study o
the
u n ir »
I » O V IIV ’S
a ss
— f
-
d. Dispiays
Chairman .
Grace Duren m a rk e tin g o f country - dressed
(Teachers to bring exhibits of I | meat in P ortland conducted by
art. w riting and other subjects. | men«, h i
-
.
. .
In te rm e d ia te -" C h ild re n s R ight i members o f the a iI m a U I
to the Beautiful ,n N ature
handry d ep artm ent at O r e k Oi
Clara A. h o tte r ,
Ie c o lle g e and ju s t published
noon
in b u lle tin form .
{overnight guests a t the Wood home
1:00 Music
Rural Group
The study revealed th a t 83 per j Saturday.
1:16- Address. Selected S u b je c t
cent o f the calves, 27 per cent o f
John Snyder was visiting in the valley
J. F. Santee, Oregon Normal Ihe sheep and lambs, 11 per cent Sunday.
I 45 Address. Selected Subject
! o f the bogs and 4 per cent o f the
M j8S Evelyn Schoppert called at the
Miss Greha Logan Health Super­
ca ttle Uaed in P ortland fo r meat Kosack home Monday,
visor, Portland Schools.
a re c o u n try -k ille d . Most ot these
Andy Wood and Kobe Kosack are
2:30-D e p a rtm e n ta l:
r.
Round Table Discussions of ,,x- come fro m western Oregon, as helping Tom O uttinger w ith wood,
tra-Curricular Activities.
arts o f eastern Oregon
m any p
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Music
-
enjov fre ig h t arrangem ents mak
Chairman, Annabelle ( «llaham.
FULL COSPEL CHURCH
in g if possible to ship sm aller
Community Work
E. L. B a l e s , Pastor
C hairm an ......... EllenSpeerstra j num bers alive.
4 -H Club Work Mr. John B ill-.
Y a m h ill county shipped t h e , Sunday School, 10:00 a. ni.
Georire Von Gothan. Superintendent
' mgs, Assistant to County A gen tI |a,.ges^ volume o f country-dressed |
Morning Worship. 11:00 a. m.
W arren.
'sheep, lambs and hogs at the
Evangelistic Services, 7:45 p. m.
I tim e the study was made; L in n i
F rid ay— P rayer meeting, 7:45 p. m.
the most veal, and M ult-',
AT THE WILLAMINA THEATRE countv
...........
nomtih county the most ca ttle, i
W ashington county was n e xt w ith
GRAND RONDE M. E. CHURCH
T h u n d e r storm s and b lu nd e r veal and bogs, and M arion second
Rev. John Finkbeiner, Pastor
storm s, and t h e w ild head-on w ith sheep and lambs.
Sunday School. 10:00 a. m.
crash o f tw o railroad locom otives
Preaching Service, 11:00 a. ni.
Epw orth League, 7:00 p. nt.
laden w ith d ynam ite, are only a
Help your wife, advises the domes­
Preaching Service, 8:00 p. m.
few o f the highlight® in “ The
Everyone welcome to attend these
R a inm akers’ ’ latest R K O comedy tic expert. When she mops the floor,
services.
fe a tu re s ta rrin g those tw o irre- mop up the floor with her.
Chairman, Mildred W ill,an, s.
-SAFELY!
FREE METHODIST CHURCH
Deposit Insurance —
An Extra Measure of
Protection
In keeping w ith its conservative policy, deposits made here
are now insured by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation.
—The insurance thus provided applies to all deposits, including
personal and corporate deposit«, deposits of p u b lic h -nil8-
trust funds awaiting investment, to the amount of $5000 for each
depoaitor. Depost insurance is for your protection.
SAFETY
S E R V IC E
L IQ U ID IT Y
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Notes
- - - NO! - - - we are not talking of those notes
that “go round an d ro u n d - - - o h - - - o h - - - oh
- - - a n d som e m ore” - - - rem em ber???
O f course
you d o - - - you can ’t forget - - - th a t little note
th at S u san w rote an d boy, you th o u g h t it sure w as
fine, an d w hen you read it, it sim ply said "I hope
y ou’ll be my V alen tin e.”
W ell - - - w e still believe in notes - - - bu t let s
not m ention those 1. O . U s.
T h a t s different
how ever, h ere is a note * - - a nice note - - - not so
nice as S u san 's, of course not, b u t the N ew P h ilco
w ith the all-m etal tubes an d at the price, y ou’ll cer­
tainly note th a t here is the radio of note th at will
b rin g you all the notes th at go ’ro u n d a n d ’round,
an d 'ro u n d , a n d th at you d hard ly even note the
1. O . U. note, if an d w hen.
YAMHILL ELECTRIC COMPANY
"L IG H T E N S Y O U R W A Y "
ELECTRIC SUPPLIES & CONTRACTING CO.
E V E R Y T H IN G E LE C TR IC A L
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