Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983, December 13, 1930, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPage Two THE EUGENE REGISTER-GUARD The First ConpreRatinnal church it to put- itg "every member" uhivhkk iSnnday in n effort to meet it" bull ed of iStiMNI to carry on its program of JI131. The cam-nun will Iw directed ly Mis Ethel Taylor .chnirnian, and !. L. liny, president o the board of truntecM. Tlcv. Palmer, the pastor, slates, "We are making nn effort this year to have our conl ributora eorno to the church for the Sunday mornme serv-;,- ami niHlce their oledire voluntarily. I .a at year more than SO per cent of our contrMiulora were at ft siunnir service and this yenr we hope to have 7."i or Ml per cent present. The aer mnn will be, 'Is Itelifioii an Opiate Mtimulant or a 1 ood S. P. Help to Get Relief Loan Fund SAN FRAXflSCO, Dec. 13 OP) The Southern Pacific Co. revealed to day creation by ila employes of an unemployment loan fund for needy employea laid off or working curtailed shifts aa a result of business deprea fiion. The fund would be controlled by committees on each dvision of the railroad under the supervision of a central board of trustees. It would bo created by permittins officers nnd employes of the company, where their finances permit, to contribute one per cent of their monthly enrniiiKs beinniiur -Ian. 1 and continuini: sir months unless the need pnsaes ill less time. Gov. Norblad May Speak at Veneta Governor A. V. Norhlnd hnn bien Invited to spenk at the Vem'tu Om munitr fnir it una announced Fri day. Th nffnir will be IHd in Ve nn n nfxt Friday. Tlie fair will h n ,honiMiil.nt,t show. Artie-Ion nimle by rt'nidi'nU of tlii ennimmiily will Im exhibited and will lutpr bn Bold. The prodcls f the hhIch will (to to rlifvo tlie un employment sittiution lu tho couimuni- ' McEwan to Arrive Early Next Week Opt. John J. McEwnn, former Or con head roach. In Mill expected in Eugene-. Opt. MrKwnn arrived in Portland enrly in the week on hi way lie re. nn a neverftl week'a viicnijnn nnd liid Arrival ban been expected moment arily. , Afmrdinj to word rerelved here Sahirduy, Cupt. MdCwan in on a .-hunting trip on the lower Cnlumbiu nnd will be hern sometime early in 'the week. At The Churches Sunday "Judgments of the Mlnetry, -Human and Divine," to be Tone of Rev. Frank S. Beiatel; Central Lutheran Sermon Topic la "Building the King's Highway" First Christian Eleventh and Uk, I jr. 8. Earl Didders. nnntor. Moriiiuic aervice, 10:05 o'clock; subject, "ProblemM ChriHt Faced." Evening her vice, 7:110 o'clock; Fathers and bona night, tope cm! program. Unite.. Lutheran n'l.:HiAtl. nn.l ll.irl, Vrnnlr S ttniu...l ix.ilnr Aritriiinv KAfvi(' 1 1 . toihjcct: "Juditmeiiti) of the ilinihtrj. Human ana uivine. evening service 7-'l(i 11 fifitttiila i-nnfotfni'P. Kllh- ject, "The. Week-Day Uehaviour 01 tno wnurcu ju-muer. Lighthouse Temple Twelfth and Olive, Harry It. R. Neut. nastor. Subject, 11 o clock, "The Principul Thing." Services 2:i0 hi lower auditorium, Kev. H. it. ir vin apeakinp on "The First of the Bible. 7:30 to 1 broadcost over KURE. the nastor will ncuk on the first of a series of sermons, on tlie (mentions of the Bible, usiuj? for his subject, "Are There Jfew luat lie Saved V" First Congregational Thirteenth and Ferry, Clay E. Palmer, nastor. Mornine service. 31 o'clock, subject 'Is Religion an Opi ate, Stimulant or a Food." Sunday veiling forum 7:30 o'clock, subject, 'America's (ireatest Experiment in Industrial Democracy." Church of God Third and Monroe, Itev. C. K. Chiipmnn, pastor. Morninit service, H o'clock. Evening service. 7:30 o'clock. Central Lutheran Sixth and Pearl, Itev. P. J. Luvans, minister. Morning worship 11 o'clock, theme, "Building the King's High way." Afternoon service nt 2:30 p. ni, in the Spencer Creek church. Eve ning song service at 7:o0 p. in. Ihe choir is directed by T. ti. Kiiarhus. Outside tnlent will also assist In the program. Conerete that rlne like bread, a Swedish riincovery, recently wan tent ed at Columbia nnivernity, New York. It weighs only a fraction as much an regular concrete. WI LLIAM OFFICER O'BRIEN B Bfl lOHHIWIW 1HIROIIIV l HAftll AW TODAY ONLY at the Fairmount Presbyterian i Fifteenth and Villard. Bev. Ralph E. Clark, pastor. Morning service, 11 o'clock, subject, "The Victory ot Fuith." Church of Christ Coburg Morning service 31 o'clock, sub ject, "More Precious Thau Cold." Evening service, 7:H0 o'clock, subject. "What Does fiod Expect of Mo aa a Memler of the Church of Christ t Central Presbyterian Tenth nnd Pearl Kts.. M. S. Weber. pastor. Morning service, 11 o clock, subject, he (ospel In Roup." He v. J. M. Adams, aMocinte pnstor. prenching. Evening service 7:30 o'clock, Christmas cantata "The Com ing of the King," quartet nnd chorus choir. The Churoh of Josus Christ of Latter Day Saints W. 0. W. hall, Eighth nnd Lincoln, Arthur It. Johns, branch president. Evening service, 7:30 o'clock. Sunday school, 10 a. in. Fairmount Churoh of Christ Seventeenth nnd Columbia. Erro It. Slnau, pastor. Communion and morning worship, 11, sermon, "The l iishackled tiospel." Evening service, 7:30; sermon, "The L'uchnnging Chrht." The Community Liberal Churoh Eleventh at Kerry, Ernest M. Whitesmith, minister. Adult division S TATE Theatre OLD TIME DANCE Coburg Bridge Saturday Night December 13th King and Eckles Old Timers Modern Dance Sunday Night ineete at 10:30 to conclude dWcussion on "What such un Orguuinutiou us this cun Contribute towards the So lution of Present Social and Economic Difficulties?" Church service at 11:15. Sermon topic "Religion, Bol shevism and Reluted Elements." Emmaus Lutheran Second near Bluir. Rev. Lewis C Lartion, pallor. Sunday school ami Bible clnNMcs nt ID o'clock. Morning worship in the Lnghbh language at 11 o'clock. North Side Sunday School First and Munroe. Sunday school, 0:4,V10:4. a. iu., Mrs. F, C. Oau superintendent. Graoe Lutheran (Missouri Synod) Eleventh and Ferry, Martin P. Simon, pastor. Morning service, 11 o'clock, subject, "Tlie Widow's Mites," Mark 11', 4144. Evening serv ice, ti o'clock, slide lecture. St. Mary's (Fplscopal) Pustor. Bev. H. H. White. 11 o'clock sermon subject, "Service Through Personality. 8 o clock, holy communion. First Church of Christ, Scientist Oak street and Twelfth. Sunday services nt 11 a. m. and S p. in. Les son sermon, Uod the Preserver of Man." Unity Sunday School 432 Miner huliding. class meets nt 0:45 o'clock Sunday morning. Church of the Nazarene ( Wesleynn) 810 Eighth avenue west, Bev. Ava S. Adams, pustor. Morning bit vice, 11 o'clock. BcporU of tho district convention. Evening service i ..JO o'clock, subject "The New Birth." First Methodist Episcopal Twelfth and Willamette. Boy Les lie Smith, pastor. Morning service 11 o'clock, subject, "Jesus and the Church." 10 veiling service, 7:30 o'clock, Christinas sacred concert by the choir, violin solu by Frances 50 Names Added To School Census About M) names had been added to the school census of district No. 4 by Saturday iu response to nn up pen! sent out from the school office for mimes missing from the school census list, Mrs. E. A. Lutidy, clerk of the hstrict reported. A check made by Mrs. Lundy and Superintendent II. It. Coold revealed the census fur 11U1 to tiave over -VHI fewer names than that for lOIUI. Since the state allows the district nhotit $H for each name on the censim list, Ihc shortage would represent a real hms to the district's income, A pay ment or .An- tor nic name ot eacit person of M'hool age, from 4 to 'JO, was authorized Momluy night by the schoot board. Mrs. Ona DeArmond Passes On Saturday Mrs. na PcAnnond, M. passed away Saturday morning at hr burnt? at. 07 Washington street. She was born at Saint. Charles, la., July -O. IStil, coming to Kugeue about eight yen I'M ago. On March 17, 1SS.", she was married to Lorenzo 1-, I teAr moud, who passed nway iu lOugen jji lli'Jl. Mrs. leArmond Is survived by a son. Wes N. lieArinond of Kugene; a granddaughter, Bose Marie DcAr mond of Fnueite; one sister, Mrs. Ida Steel of Wint eret, la.; three bro thers. J. It. Nickle of St. Charles, In., Hiley E. Nickle f 1 es Moines, la., ti ml B. M. Nickye of Caldwell, 1,1... Mrs. 1-eAnnond was a membei- of (be First Christian church. The re mains will be shipped to Concordia, kanxas. Funeral annouiu'ements will he made later from the Braustettcr chapel. ADMITS KILLINGS WU.USTON, N. l.t Dec. 1.1. M Charles liannon. 111' year old farmer today confeuM'd his attorney A. J. Knox said that he killed mx members of the Albert E. Haven family on I heir farm home near Schnfcr on tlie morning of Kelt. Ill Inst, US 7' Starts - - 1 fl sunday j uuybo: tn.urtY L.,t Time, Tod.y GILBERT ROLAND 'MEN OF TKE NORTH" niccNt Murrn I I JTUART IRWIN 111 8UNDAY MONDAY nd TUESDAY, ONLYI HEILIG Show, at 1-3-8-7-S You Can't .. AFFORD TO MIGHTY iTAWOf'THf 'CUCKOOS" llUCCI CDMISS THE FUN "JI IB.BUBVBUB WOOISEY (IN J(ABK3.rUM.COMIDY OMISHIU; By Rdio, Com TJvVv Tho Funnle.t 3ftjJ Show In Town I And the Beit! SUNDAY! 1. v ft 'The Last Laugh," paper-da rt shaped airplane invented by Boy Scroggs of Eugene, was given a work out on the runway at the F.ugene municipal airport Saturday morning, hut because of unfavorable wind cou ditioiiH, Henry Hershey. former nary pilot who wus nt the controls, did net attempt to take tlie ship off of the ground. Hershey expresned confidence in the ability of tlie plane to fly, but be cause of the wind blowing crosswise over the runway and the fact that the ship is rather difficult to manage on the turns, he did not try to lift, so the flight was postponed while wait ing for more favorable wind condi tions. Mr. Scroggs stated that a sec ond attempt would probably be made either late Saturday afternoon or Sunday. Sffimfien SPRINGFIELD, Dec. 13. (Spe cial) The second and final perform ance of 'Aunt Luciu" at the high school Friday uight was even better than the first, according to those who saw the play both nights. Again all tho characters received much praise from the audience for the way in which they bundled their parts. A good crowd saw the show Friday night, and the members of Spring field post No. 40, American Legion, have expressed themselves as more than HHtinfted with the way the play went over. Miss Buth Craft, of the l.'ni versa! Producing company, di rected the play. Lions Have Dinner Mr. and Mrs. V. C. McLngnn, who art leaving Springfield noon to make their home in North Bend, were hon ored by members of the Lions club Friday night when they met at the community hall for dinner. This meet ing took tlie place of their regular luncheon meeting. There was no business, but Dr. W. C. Bebhan as president of tlie club gave n short address of farewell. .Mr. McLaglan is to lw superintendent of the new Mountain States Power company's plant at North Mend. New Club Formed "Buenos Muchnchas de Las" is the name of a new club organized by a group of high school girls when they met at the Home or Adaline i'erkms Friday evening. Officers of the club include: Barbara Adanu. president; Evelyn Harris, secretary and treas urer; Helen Mersdorf, news reporter; Lois Rogers, social promoter: Ada- line Perkins, chairman of the friend ship committee. The group will meet every two weeks at the home of dif ferent members. Friday the evening was spent in dancing and making candy. , Reorganize C, t. Two new departments were added to the Christian Endeavor at their last meetings, and the group is to be reorganized entirely. Tho service committee and the lookout commit tee are the two new sections of the organization. The former, under the chairmanship of Dora Petersen, is to look after all Interested of the Chris tian Kndeavor, to help the church in any way. and to visit and help mem bers who are sick. The latter com mittee will keep track f old nnd new nieinhers. in n eff.irt to in-reae the membership of the group. Mina Pet erson is chairiuHit of this committee. Girls Sell Stamps At a booth iu the Irish-Murpby store on Fifth and Main streets mem bers of the Girls' League at the high school sold Christmas seals all day Saturday. They will maintain a sim ilar booth next Saturday. This is the League's part of the cumpaigu to sell the seals. Christmas Party Planned At their regular meeting Friday afternoon at tlie home of Mrs. C. E. Swarts members of the Kensington club laid plans for their Christmas party which is to be held the evening of December at the home of Mrs. S. C. Wright, Mrs. L. L. May, Mrs. C. E. Kenyon and Mrs. W. E. Buell were appointed to serve on ine re freshment committee, while Mrs. W. K. Barnell and Mrs. A. J. Morgan will plan the entertainment. Gifts will be exchanged and a Christmas tree Is planned. At the meeting Friduy 12 members of the club were present. Mrs. Alice Barrett and Mrs. B. A. Wflbhbume were guests. Churches Busy The churches are busy with their Christmas programs now, and every one seems to be having a part in one or another of them. In the mean time, Christinas topics are occupying more and more time iu the regular Sunday services. Methodist Church Sunday school will begin nt 9:45 at the Methodist church, and at the morning service Bev. C. J. Pike, the pastor, will speak on, "Your Enemy." Epworth League meetings at 0:110, and at the 7:110 service tlie topic chosen by the pastor is "Full Ad vantage." The Sunday school is work ing ou a Christmas program which will probably be given ou Christmas eve. Christian Church "Before Christinas" is tlie sermon topic taken by Yeltie l'ruitt at the Christian church for the morning service Sunday. Mr. Pruitt will also sing a solo. The women's missionary society will have charge of the eve ning service, ut which Mrs. Thomas Bailey will give the principal address. Miss Irene Brumfield will pantomime "O Zion, Haste," lis Miss L'ldine Gar ten sings the solo. A reading by Mrs. M. It. Fvans will follow, and the pro gram will conclude with n vocal duet by Mrs. Roland Moshier and Mrs. D, B. Murphy. The regular orchestra concert will begin at 7:''0. Christian Kndeavor will meet at 0:110. The Bible school is working on n Christmas program to bo presented next Sun day, December "1, at the Bible school hour. Miss Frances Travis is in charge. Miss Brumfield is directing a play, "They That Sit in Darkness," which will be presented nt the eve ning service the same Suimnj. Baptist Church Itev. D. K. Baker of Eugene will he the speaker ut the morning serv ic of the Baptist church Sunday, when his topic will be "A Passion for Souls." In the evening at, 7:'Mi the pre-sermon topic chosen by the pas tor, Rev. Ralph Mulholland. is "Ben Lindsey-Bishop Manning Affair.' He has chosen for his sermon the sub ject, "The Power of an Endless Life." The choir will meet at 2:30 Sunday to practice the cantata which they will give n week from Tuesduy. The Sunday school program which is to be given at the evening service December 21 will be practiced at tlie regular Sunday school hour. IU a. ni. The young people will meet at V o'clock. The cus of Gilbert and Delbert Watson,' 15 years old, who are charged with assault and battery on Glenn B. Wood, principal of Brattain school, was turned over to juvenile authorities in Kugene. Their case will not be brought before the court "un til next week, since the juvenile judge, C. P. Barnard, is out of town. The Itoys are alleged to have struck Wood when he attempted to separate two Isiys who were fighting near the school yard. John F. Ketels Sr. left for Ore gon City Saturday. He will return Monday or Tuesday. Glenn Vaughn, Mr. nnd Mrs. J. C. Peder.sen, Minn Peterson, and Doru Pedersen will drive to Portland and return Sunday to visit relutives, 4 Trial of Nacker To Be Continued KLAMATH FALLS, Dec. 13. (-4s) The trial of Donald Nncker, charg ed with the murder of Fred Dunbar, will run into next week. Judge G. F. Splpworth. hearing the case nnnonne ed today when it was evident tlie case would not get to the jury tonight, and his announced opposition to a night session. Mrs. Mary A. Grest Dies Here Saturday Mrs. Mary A. Grest. 72, died Sat urday morning at the home of her daughter nnd son-in-In w. Mr. nnd .Mrs. Bun- E. Fisher. l-t4.'t Nineteenth avenue east. She bad been a resi dent of Kugene for the past five yeai-M. The body is being held ut the Walkor-Ponl chapel. Big Game Hunter And Wife Killed UMTALL Southern Ithodesiu, Dec. 13. OP) J Jr. H, L. Magoou. noted American big game hunter and his wife, Aubrey, were found dead in their bedroom today. Police said they were working on the theory that Dr. Magoon attacked his wife with some heavy instrument nnd then killed himself. Besides a big game hunter. Dr. Magoon was a well known dentist. Mrs. Magoon came from Oregon two months ago witli her two daughters by a previous mamage. Potato Larcenist Gets Thirty Days Ivan Bryant, 20, was sentenced to 'to days in the county jail Saturday when he pleaded guilty to larceny be fore Judge Harold J. Wells. He was arrested late Friday afternoon by deputy sheriffs. Bryant waa charged with stealing two nnd one half sacks of potatoes CASWELL'S""1 is the only store In Eugene selling standard lines of electric goods at cut prices. Hot Point, Universal and Majestic. PAN-DANDY "Gee, but If, dandy bread." Made by KREMMEL A nice 10 minutes drive from Eugene. THE BELL Springfield BETTER SOUND Two Shows 7-9 p. m. 10c 25c NEWS NOW PLAYING COMEDY Zane Grey's LAST OF THE DUANES A Thrilling: Western Picture of the Better Type Special Holiday Advertising m mt Kids 1 to 14 Price Frl. Eve Sat. Mat- J 6at- M"in inee or Eve. JLfc 5C i3 FIRST tUN IN EUGENE And at Regular Prices STATE THEATRE WOW! WHAT A Flaming Hit! STARTS TONIGHT AT OUR MIDNIGHT MATINEE 11:15 P.M. admissin 25c Come Along Stay Out Late And Make Whoopee with the D SS I LAST TIMES TONIGHT 'SCARLET PAGES!" with Douglas Fairbanks Jr.. Jeanette Loff JOHN ST. POLIS MARIE PREVOST EARL BURNETT'S BILTM0RE ORCHESTRA and TRIO She's a Broadminded Broad from Broadway and When better buyers are "made." she'll "make" them! She's pot n record now that would amaze those- ancient sirens of history It's truo she hasn't classii features, but she has a classy chassis with good lines, curves in the ripht places and plenty of speed. Her clutch is powerful and once she pots into high sh uses no brakes - - -Sport models, of course fully equipped, and how CONTINUOUS SHOWS 1 Till 11 Come Early trn mm 1 V T V . ' L-W. -V ?t USED TIRES Full assortment, CI An Up III sizes 9 I .UU Good Used Tubes 50o & 75o Eugene Vulcanizing Works New Address Broadway & Pearl at McGlnty's CARA NOME Toilet Preparations always at DffamDaVis Driy- X company Phone 131 8th & Willamette Clinton day "DfIi!!r.rL se.71 in the lZ""ttti H Farmers In Jiit.kn . sale, for a l,ai f "J., mij 4Xrjir53 hard to fit BUSTER TffSSK? BROWN ' Shoe Store Hal White Ray Marlatf WHITE-MARLATT CO. 878 Willamette Street New Reduced Radlolas and R. C. A. Tubes TELEPHONE 254 COLONIAL LhaneyP? wIRa If UNHOLY ' ' mm m m in ltt..tUIUTTNUNr Last Times Tonight HILL A .uwtbj AU UUUNQ-. ) NOW 0N- The MAGNASCOPIC SCREEN Regular Colonial Prices . 25 Starting For 3 Dag TvT' x&vl CS Mb one iTiusi uiuuac - One Hour of Love! or Wealth and? Powerful drama! Brilliant com- rdy, nnd a pay reckless ro mance ot two lovers in search ot happiness without thought ot the consequences. Thats -mnr mm 4 Li CARRQU jr.- l Cm4f With FREDRIC MARCH "i-augnier" it takes you Into the New York - LftSe ct today with its lavish r f vjLJt peni-nouse apartments m .- T 7 and wealth of luxury; f With tmnnlli.. .rt. 1 V.'1. ', , .5? S ...... ... a, - ists' studios and Bohe mian Greenwich Village life. With a pair of laugh ing lovers, who dare everything In the world for "Laughter." A Paramount Picture LAST SHOWINGS TONIGHT MARLENE DIETRIClT The Toast of Two Continents Superb In Salvation Armv RADIO FROLIC TONIGHT at U Admission 25c r GARYiCOORER. and ADOLPHE'ivlENJOU 3 1 Dfcf ASj BiUP