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I —’"T Chunk Bkectay I HotMlay Boeool eMS a m. Frooshlng H im blbtoIkudy Class, s top. m. kpworth Leagas SiSO p. b >. Preaching 7:S0 p. tn Prayer meeting Thursday evening st T:S0. P M. Jasper. Pwtor Riwldence STS» SB rd street. MII lard Aveaae Presbyterian Church. lu a. at. Sabbatli Hshool 11 a. in Morning worship. 7:00 p. m. Y. F. B. 0. E. 7 44 p. m. Evening worship. 7 10 p nt Wednesday, mid week set vise 7:*u p la. Thursday, eholr practice Rev Wat. II. Amis, Pastor. DOWN THE LINE PAGE NEWSY ITEMS FROM DOWN THE LINE Chronicle of Weekly heats In Arleta and Kern Park Varied and lull of Interesting Doings Mr. Woltard ol Arista is very ill. Miss Ruth Parsons of 7H20, With Ave. Mumlaya: a.-oSa m. Low Maas. 10:Wa. m. entertained her cousin Miss Josephine High Maas, kites, la Bunday School. UM. Killduff of E. 7th Ht., Saturday evening. choir rehearsal Weak day»: Mas» al l:UU a. m. Mrs. W. Kittel of WJ04, 71st Ht. 8. E. was hostess to a party of friends Hun Seventh Day Adventist Church. to a. in. Matunlsy Mabl>alh Mehn.il II a. m. day. They included ter si»ter Mias Hnturdey prwblii«. 7:»o p. tn. Wedaeadsy, Hchelder, and Mr, end Mrs. Miller from prayer mesti US. 7.4» p. m. Muiulay pr<achlug. West Portland, and Mr. and Mrs. Autcnrelth from Oregon City. St. Paula l-pUcopal Church. Mr. Murphy lies moved Into the One block south <>t Woodmore station Holy Communion the first Munday of each house at the corner of 45th avenue anil month at k:00 a. m No other services that 74th street, that was formerly occupied day Every other Munday the regular services by bls son. He has made numerous will be as n.ua> Kveulng prayer and sermon improvements, the last of which is a al 4p. tn. Monday School meets at S:00 p. in. J. 8. Ulover, Mupt., J. Ulover, Hee. poultry yard and chicken house. Rev. O. W. TayliW, Rector J. A. Teeny of Kern Park has been away for about three weeks in attend Lenta F.vangelkal Chu re h ___ ance at the Syrian ('(invention at ” Hrrmon by thè paalor. Il a. m and 7tUp. m. Williston, N. D. He returned Friday. Munday Mchool visa a. m., C, H. Bradford, Superintendant. Y. P A„ 6:44 p. in . Paul Needless to say he found the climate of Bradford, Prealdeui. Praver meeting Thur»- Oregon delightful upon bis return. day (:io|p. m A cordial Welcomelto all Mrs. Jennie Gilmore came in from T, R. Ilornschuch. l'aelor, her home near Sherwood, on Tuesday, to cats tor Mrs. B. A. O’Mealy of 3810- Fifth Church Of Christ. Fifth t'burrb of Christ. Hclvntlsl ol Tort- 76 Ht., who Is confined to her tied by an land, Ore., 4 sh »sn<l street. illness very much resembling pneu Hervloe» hundsy II« » Bunday Hrhool s : m monia, but which has not yet been pro and II a in Wednesday evening testimonial nounced such by the physician. Meeting »:00. G. W. Hnider who has been confined Laurel wood M. 11. Church. to the house and a portion of the last v:4f a. tn Munday Mchool. 11:00 a. nt preach two weeks to his l>ed by an injury caused ing. U:*o p. m. class rueothig a:i*p m. by a fall received while employed at Junior l«<ague. 6:K p m Epworth League 7 SO p. m. preaching »100 p. st Thursday the Inman-Paulsen lumber mill, re While evening. prayar servie« Pt. C. R. Carlo», turned to his duties Monday. Pastor. Mr. Snider has not fully recovered it la thought he will tie atile to perform at (lerman Reformwl Church. Rev. least a jiortion of his regular work. Corner Wooilatocli Av»., and i»7th8t. Monday School W <i. Llc’iikavxnper. pAator. J. C. Cook, of Tremont recently re 10», nt. Morning Worahlp. n a. m. V P M al 7UH> |> tn. <i«rman He hex» I and Catechetical ceived word from his tiaby brother (six foot something!) inclosing a newspa|>er ClaM Halurdav al V:(M) • tn. clipping and photograph. He is in the Free Methodist Church. ’ aviation corps at Camp Dodge and is Munday School. two p m JI'reachlnvM P tn> not only the official photographer for each week Prayer meeting. Wednesday:at ttie Camp Dtxiger, the official camp 7 at p. tn. All are cordially invited to attend publication, but is al no the official these services Rev A. Ilects, Pastor. aeronautic photographer, and literally takes “bird’s eye views.” Kern Park Christian Church. St. Peter’s Cathoik Church. a Cotner Wth Bt . end 46th Ave.. B. E. 10a m. Hl Lie School. II a. m. and 7 :S0 p. tn. preaching p. m. CbrUtlan Endeavor. 7:ao aerrica. p m. Thursday. mM-w-ek prayer »roll ng. A rordlal welcome to all. Kev. It A. Moon. Paator IMO K. Haitnon l.enta KaptUt Church. Ix>r<r« Pay. Blblr flehuok V:4A a. tn. Morning worth Ip. 11 a. m. H Y. ? U.,8:iop. m. Kvenhift w«»r»hip 7:>» p. in. A cordial wul* come Io thrac aervlcea. E A.Htnlth. I’atlor. Lent» Friends Church. VISA a. m Bible School, Clifford Barker, Buperlnlendent. Him a m. Preaching er vice. S:3A p. tn Christian Endeavor. 7:So p. in Preaching eervlee. i 00 p. m. Thursday, mid week prayer merlins A cordial welcome to all the service«. Ml«« l.urana Terrell, l*a«lor Arleta Baptist Church. 9:4A a. m. Bible School. 11 a. tn. Preaching service. s:0o p. m. Kvenlng services. 7:00 p. tn. It. Y. P, 1!. meeting, H:00 Thursday Prayer meeting Everybody welcome to any and all of these services. W.T.8. Hprlggs, Pastor. Anabcl Presbyterian Church. Corner of MthS treet and STth Ave. H K. I Mistakes. When a plumlter makes a mistake he charg«*» twice for it. When a lawyer makes a mistake, It’s just what he wanks), iMM-ause he has a chance to try the case all over again. When a carpenter makes a mistake, ¿tin just what he expected, ticcaum- the chances arc ten to one lie never learned his business. When an electrician makes a mistake, lie blames it on “induction,” iiecatise notxxly knows what that is. When a doctor makes it mistake, he buries it. When a judge makes a mistake, it l>e- comes the law of the land. When a preacher makes a mistake, nolssly knows the difference. When a printer makes a mistake lint who ever heard of such a thing ! The Sabbath Services, Preachtag, 11 a. Bl. and 7lSo| p. m Munday School, VISA a. tn Christian ' Kndcavor: Settlor, 6:10 p. tn.; Junior, 4 p. tn. Thursday, Prayer Meeting, 7:<A. Tuesday,' Orchiwlra Practice, 7:1» p. m. The Pastor 1« always ready to call on the sick and confer I with those who desire spiritual help. John E. ' Nelson, Pastor Residence, AA2A *7 th Ave. H. K 1 .Phone Tatior IsAe. This laurel wood Congregational Church. Page Corner SMh HI. and 46th Ave. a. K. Pastor. I Mm. John J Handaaker. Hunday Mchool, 10:00 a. m. Preaching «crvlce, 11:00 a. m. No evening aery Ice al preaant. Mr. Arthur W. I Pratton, Superintendent of Nundav School. Intermediate Christian Endeavor, 6:00 p. m. Prayer meeting Thuraday evening at H:oop. m n the church cottage. Never allow fresh meat to remain in paper; it absorbs the juice. Advertising On Will Be Reserved For Down The Line This Is Cur Winter Firms of fest Rates "• • » ERVlNfl food la a lo- cnl |irohlf>iu for each community. Prices 111(1 definite rules for every otie cannot bo formulated. It I m n duty for each one to ent only go much ns la necessary to mnintnln tho huinnn body noulthy anil strong. This winter of HI1R Is the period when Is to he tested here In America wheth er our people are cnpnble of vol untary Indlildunl sacrifice to save the world. That Is tho pur pose of tho orgnnlxntion of the United States Food Administra tion—by voluntary effort to pro vide the food that the world needs. U. M. Knoll ADMINISTRATION On Application MT SCOTT I 1 PUBLISHING COMPANY 5812 92nd St. S TaborJ7824 D61 J U«feh*ood Methodist Church A2LHA W. C. 1.1). WltS. 71. D. Kenworthy * Company Friday eveulng, Feb. 8, the Laarel- wood Methodist Ohureh gave a rally and dinner (dinner mostly)—for who can rally much under such conditions. Everyone was happy for there were three long tablas full of (Miopie. It was a very interesting gathering, for there were prominent speakers on the pro gram. Rev. W. W. Yonngeton, the District Huporintendent of the Metho dist Church was present. Dr. W. T. Lane, pastor of the Centenary Metho dist Church, spoke on "Tithing.” At torney E. A. Raker, connected with the “Anli-Haloon Imague,” told the W. C. T. U. ladles that there is lots of work to I m > done. O. C. Bortameyer ■ |>oke on "The Duties of Fsople to Sup port the Church.” Andbel Hresbyierlan Church. The regular meeting of the W. C. T. U. was held at Luckey Cottage- Mrs. Merry presided. Mrs. Merry’s share of energy is so large, and there is so much to be done, that site can’t find the time to be sick The Arleta W. C. T. U. ac cepts tlie invitation of the Editor ot Tlie Herald, to send in W. C. T. U. doings, with thanks. The Union is planning an apron sale; in March, to lielp out in the State work. I A very interesting article was given in the “White Ribixin Review,” by Lucia I Faxon Additon. She was one of the delegate» at the 44th annua) W. C. T. U. convention which was held at Washing ton D. O. She reports a very interest ing time, it being the largext ion vent ion . ever held. There were nine hundred ! delegates and one thousand visitors. It wax a meeting to be remembered, as j tliere were many prominent people there. Dr. Harvey Wiley spoke on “Patent Medicine».’’ Mr. Hoover's represents tive spoke, Edison’s wife was there and her nunMage was ‘ ‘99 per cent Work, ’ 1 per cent Enthum asm.’’ Wè iolkfl I UHually have it 91* per cent en th timi aam, ! 1 per cent work. Secretary Uanielg at- ' tended the reception of the W. C. T. U. I Mrs. Anna B. Khaw, the Suffragette | leader and W. C. T. U. worker was also there. On Wednesday evening the monthly dinner and worker» conference of the Armtiel Presbyterian Sunday He bool was held at the church. As many of the ladies of the congregation spend this day each week at the church doing Red Cros» work it was found to lie moreconvenient to hold the 8. 8. meeting on Wednutday evening Instead of on Monday evening as has lieen the custom heretofore. An unusually large num tier attended the conference and enjoyed the excellent dinner prepared by the committee com- poaed of Mrs. F. N Taylor, Mrs. Ellton Shaw and Rev. Mrs. Jno. E. Nelson, Among the interesting reports listened to was one made by the 8. 8. treasurer Pointing out that never before in his allowing that all obligations of the sctiool are paid and a »ulsitaiitial balance is in tory hag an understanding of the simple the treasury. The Home Department of principle of economics l*en so sorely the schixil has been reorganized and needed, a Committee of eminent econo placed under the leadership of Mrs. Hogg. mists engaged in the study of the pur A committee composed of Mrs. J. H. chasing power at money in war time, Wakefield, Mis» Bessie Hogg and Rev. issued today its first public statement. John E. Nelson was named to work out . After exhaustive investigation this the details ol a plan whereby each committee has reached its conclusion quarter’s lessons shall lie reviewed and unanimously, It would impress upon the outstanding features more indelibly us the imperative need of a reduction fixed in the student's minds by written of consumption and an increase of pro tests. The school is preparing a pro duction. of the repression of non-essen gram entitled “The Spirit of 1918” to be tials, and the promotion of organization rendered at a patriotic service which j and redirection of industry. “In meeting the great national re will lie held on Feliruary 24, the Bunday nearest the birthday of Washington. adjustment to war conditions,” the This service will lie a combined service committee says, “we must not let our of the Sunday School and church and ‘business-as-usuai* impulses prevent will be held at the time of the regular the needed saving and shifting of in dustry, lest we pav a terrific penalty in morning church service. lasst week the orciieetra of the A nabel higher cost of living and national in Presbyterian Sunday School met at the efficiency.’’ The committee finds the public con home of Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Smith of 4820 47 St., 8. E. for their regular prac fused and vacillating betweeD two tice and a social hour. While a few ot economic philosophies—the simple, di the members were absent on account of rect, old-fashioned, correct philosophy sickness a very profitable rehearsal was of saving and working and the fallacious had, following which refreshments wi re philosophy, best epitomized as “buti- served by Mrs. Smith and daughters. nees as usual.” “One of our greatest A very pleasant evening was «pent and I>erils in the future lies in further credit the members of the orchestra wish to expansion,” the committee says, “and thank Mr. and Mrs. Smith for their this peril comes largely from our lend The committee hospitality, and will be glad to go to the ing by borrowing.” points out the right way and the wrong Smith home again. The young people of the Christian way to lend money to our country. Endeavor Society are planning a novel “The right way,” it says, "is the frank entertainment to lie given at the church and honest way of saving up the money on Friday evening, February 22, at by spending less or earning more; the eight o’clock. The affair will be chiefly wrong way is the at first cheap and musical, and is called “An Evening At easy, although ultimately costly and Home,” representing a typical gather painful way, of lending the Govern ing of the young people at the home ot ment what we borrow at the bank.” “By giving up nonessentials to buy one of the members of the society. In Government securities,” the committee the opening scene Miss Norma Dryden meets a group of her friends upon the further save, “we allow the Govern street; thev accept an invitation to ment to buy war essentials and at the spend the evening at her home and the same time release productive energy following performances show bow the from the making of nonessentials for evening was spent: Trombone and us to the making of essentials for the cornet duet, "Over The Top," Messrs. Government.” “But,” it goes on to sav, “if we won’t Floyd Duffield and J. V. Simmons; make the needed sacrifice and perhaps Piano Duet, “The Stars and Stripes delude ourselves into believing that we Forever,” Miss Norma Dryden and Miss Marie Aubel; Vocal Solo, “Though Duty do not have to do so or even that we Calls,” Miss Cherry Coney; Trombone ought not to do so, that, on principle, Solo, “All the World Will Be Jealous of we favor “business as usual” for our Me," Mr. Floyd Duffield: Reading, selves while expecting business unusual selected, Miss Muriel McKitrick; Violin to tie superadded by the Government, novelty, “Pop Goes the Weasel," Mr. we simply go through the motions of J. V. Simmons; Cello solo, "Melody in giving our billions to the Government without really giving them up. There F” Miss Lera Wadley, accompanist, Miss Garnet Johnston. Memtiers of fore the Government, in order to buy away from us what we will not other the Sunday Schoo) orchestra and others wise surrender, bids up prices, and the will asidst in an informal way in mak- the evening’s entertainment a success. rise in prices wtiich comes about through this sort of lending is cumula tive.” “As the prices of war supplies rise the money cost of war grows and the Government has to borrow more. Big The tremendous effective national ger loans by us to the Government re service that the schools and school child quire bigger loans to us from the banks. ren of the country can render is living This further expansion of bank credit availed of as fully as possible by the favors a further rise in commodity Treasury Department in its work. In a prices, starting the whole process over great number of schools Liberty Loan again in a vicious circle.” clubs have been organised, and many This committee is made up df Prof. bonds also have been purchased by in Irving Fisher (chairman), of Yale Uni- dividual pupils. The War-Savings cam versity; Prof. E. W. Kemme*«» of paign is endeavoring to have a War- Princeton University; Prof. B. M. An- Savings club established in every school derson, Jr., of Harvard University ; Dr. in the country, and organised and in Royal Meeker, United States Commis dividual effort is to he stimulated in sioner of bailor Statistics; Prof. Wesley every way. ('lair Mitchell, of Columbia University; Secretary McAdoo has said that he and Prof. Warren M. Persons of would like to see every schoolhouse in Colorado College. the United States an open forum, where patriotism ami loyalty are taught, and a “Typographical errors,” said William center of national service in its commun ity and among its pupils and patrons. Dean Hovells, “are always amusing. The school as a medium to reach the When I was a boy in my father’s print people of the rural districts is of especial ing office in Martin’s Ferry, I once made a good typographical error. My value. father had written, 'The showers last Tho world is no full of good things to eat week, though copious, were not sufflci- rcnlle cm sparo the meat and the cient for the millmen.’ I set it up I'kmen.’ ” <• > • h ■. I “Business As Usual”? Schools and the Treasury Tutral Directon TWO ESTABLISHMENTS Phone Tabor 5267 Phone Tabor 5895 4615 66th St, Cor. Footer Rd. 5802-4 92nd Street S. E. Lents Arleta First-Class Service given Day or Night Close Proximity to Cemeteries Enables us to hold Funerals at a Minimum Expense WM. WOODHAM, Proprietor Phone Tabor 800 KERN PARK HARDWARE CO Builders' Hardware, Carpenters' Tools, Tinware, Graniteware, or anything you may need in the Hardware Line—Also Paints and Oils Cnn Save you Money on Anything in Our Line. % block North of Kern Park Station Mt Scott Car Line Why go down town for DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS Shoes, Hats, Corsets, Etc. when you can buy them for lees at J. A. TEENY’S Tabor 760 6602 Foster Road KERN PARK STA. 4624 67th Street 8. E. PORTLAND, ORE. KERN PARK CABINET SHOP 8. C. SMITH LIGHT MILL & CABINET WORK Screens, Sash, Windows, Doors and Picture Framing Residence Phone: Tabor 4602 Shop Phone : Taboi 7576 4633 67th Street 8. E. Tabor 7824 sav i-wheat use more corn 2- meaf u^e more fish ¿L beans 3- iat$ use Just enough use syrups and serve the cause oiïreedom US. FOOD ADMINIS TRATION