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Newspaper Page Text1I Saturday Evening, January 17, 1925 THE EUGENE GUARD Page Eleven , CENTRAL PRESBXTERIAN Corner Tenth and Tearl. ltev. A. jl Saunders, minister, x-rui. juuu u Si'cfcrU choir director. lira. ilutA Dvi Weaver, organist, ounuujr scbuol at U:4o. . oouua, general superintendent. We aro alwaya glad tu welcome new nienibors to our .nhnnl. and you will eDjoy the happy, helpful study of the Bible, that fits the heart anu, apm. iu wi bvhi tint follows at 11 o'clock, at which time the pastor will apeak of "Xho Joy of Sacrifice. ' evening service 7..in, the pastor's themo being "Un til " Special musical nunwera win oc nies. the Lord O My Soul" (Ippolit- of-lrinof) at the morning service and "S,nie Blessed Day" (Ncviu) sung by the quartet, and "Crucifix" (Faure) sung by Messrs. Sicfert and Joucs in the evening, uansiutu njiuemwr uuu Westminster league at 6:80 p. ra. I'ravcr meeting Thursday evening at Prayer meeting ""n'"f "V 7:30. The most intimate and helpful bour of tne wcex lor many or mc i.rrn number attending this mid-week service, wo win do bu t wuitwuiv jou to all of these services. . FIRST CHRISTIAN Oak and Eleventh streets. E. V. Stivers, pastor. There will be fivo important services in this church Sunday. Tho first one is the Bible school and we are confidently expect ing a record crowd. Last Sunday 1052 attended, but there should be many more. Do not neglect to be present if you are a member, and if you live in Eugene and vicinity and not a member elsewhere, we extend an in vitation to you. Come and see this grrnt school in action. This service nill be followed by the sermon by Prof. Childers fen the subject "The Bigness of Small Things." The after noon women s meeting at o ciock, the sermon subject being, "The Prodi gal Daughter." There have already keen more than 1000 tickets given out. The service is free to all, but a silver offering will be taken. Then tbe three meetings of the Christian Kndcavor societies, and the (evening Bcrmon on the subject, "What the Disciples of Christ Stand For." This is the beginning of tbe third week of tbe meeting, and it promises to be the very best. The people of Eugene should hear Childers and Eohgatt in these meetings for the time is short and will soon bring, the special effort to a close. We extend to the people of Eugene the usual hearty invitation. EUGEXE-SrRINGFIELD FREE METHODIST Located at West Springfield, west Inf Glenwood station. Lillian Grny, instor. Sunday school at 0:4'). Jo Isfphino Lee, superintendent. Classes I for all. Morning service at 11 a. m. Sermon by t the pastor. SnbjecJ, Soul Winning. Special singing. Young peo- Bryan's Weekly Bible Talk . JESUS COMFORTS HIS DISCIPLES By WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN The Last Sunncr was a sad occa- on; it was the ending of the earthly ompanionsbip of the Saviour with liose whom He had selected as Mis necial envoys, and that sadness was opened by the fact that the death Jesus was imminent and His life as to be taken by violence per med by Him but, none the less, a til by violence. It was proof of his affection that fter such a sorrowful gathering He oum nave sought to comfort Ilia triples. -t Ins consolation was expressed in veral different ways. In the first ce, He commanded them to trust "? in Him. "Lot not vour heart be "iibled: ye believe in Gotf. believe in Bf," Ho identified Himself th God nnd exhorted them to have snmc confidence in Him. the Son. it they had ill the Father. It was reassuring to them to have pressed upon their lienrts anew the H'rnatural character of the Master. 8 few hours tbev would behold m siibjet'ted to arrest ns if He rp a crimiaalto a sliam trial, to 'ilts and cruelty, to an agonizing i nni to burial as if I lit were rtsl. and they needed to have their refreshed an that the shock nlil not entirely overcome tllelu. "IR Mv Father's Mouse" Having filPlt ll,,,M. ll.nt.nl.t nnn "iwlf personally, He next led them "MiMder the future, for which lie I also lirovifloH 'ri,n f.,lln-a flerful promise which had rom- 'ed so many millions on the verge "ic r.rnvr: In tn.V Flltlier'n linnsf, r, ninnr 'sums , , , m in iirnnnre a nlnre you." his srntt-nee in the New Testa 't eorrrHiimiH t 1a 'l',...,..!,-- i I'sslm in till, Old Tnslnmnnt hot farther. ''id im-inred find as near to His '"i lin to the very p.irtnla of '""in "Though. I walk through "ll'.v of Hie shallow nf death. "1 f'ar n evil: for limn art ' me; thr rod nml thy Maff thev Inrt ine ' f 'it tli l'nlmist na, nr.n.r,,t "" was. to light the path hc ' 'h' grave. Christ described " as hpacinna enough for all He promised thnt He Himself ' prepare ,,!, fnr t. j', ro"'"lenc in Himself, al'ie. II,,. of 1Pllvn ' Will Come Again" ' it, l,r"'ie with which He "is follower, had refereuce ii sccmi coming: , " ""d prepare a place for will com, aKini nd reive into myself." second ran,;.. r !..:.. 1 ' tanrht as the first c,i. ! rush the effect of the eer.nd not ilwrU upon with no , r rut ion iul n,. i ; rtt-M iri. .",U-J"1 i nine " mtrrnrrtm ..... .. " ' purpose to excite or;.,,irntion gutn, and an infallible pie at 7 p. m. led by (iracie Morse. Come and help these splendid young people. Evening service at 7:40. You can bring the babies here, and have that homey feeling. Prayer eervieo at 7:u0. Thursday, Mrs. Yarrcn Sum ner, leader. The lady pastor performs marriages and other duties of the church. She will be glad to visit the siclc at any time. Call at the parson age and get acquainted. FAIHMOUXT PRESBYTERIAN Fifteenth avenue and ViUard. There were only lit at the Bible school last Sunday, this week we look for V.io. If you missed coino next Sunday. The Biblo class is enjoying its new room very much. Morning worship at 11. Our minister will speak on the theme, Seer or Scientist. A uieuie takeu from Paul's shipwreck and of special in terest. l,ood music under tho direc tion of Mrs. Young. Thursday evening w mcet for r on( o ' prayer and the study of the word. Invito In friend and joja us in divine worship at Fnirniount. FIRST BAPTIST Corner of Eighth and Pearl Btrcet. Charles E. Dunham, pastor. Arab Hoyt Rae, music director. The Bible achool meets at 0:45. W. It. Lord, superintendent. Morning worship at 11 o'clock. Dr. C. M. Hill, who was pastor of this church some ycurs ago. will occupy tho. rrutplt. The choir will sing the " anthenf, "God Is Love'' (Shelley) and an offertory solo, "I heard the voice of Jesns say," (Hath bun) by Mrs. Myma Barger. Youms people's fellowship hour and supper is at So'clock, Devotional meetings at 0:30. Evening services at 7:30. The pastor will preach the sermon. His subject will be "Barriers in tbe Way." The choir will siug: "For Cod So Loved the World." Prayer and con ference meeting on Thursday night at 7:30. E.MMAUS LUTHERAN On Second avenue west near Blair boulevard. Henry Iverson, pastor. Sunday school at 10 o'clock. Miss Camilla Anderson, superintendent. Morning worship In tbe Danish lan guage at 11 o'clock. Evening service is English language at 7:30 o'clock. The Luther league will hold its an nual meeting Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. Prayer meeting Thursday evening. v CRESWELL CHURCH OF CHRIST - Last Sunday was one of our big gest days this year. Large crowds attended all the services. So far as we know, Croswcll won In the con test. Final returns will be given out next Sunday. The new scries of Ber inons by the pastor are proving of great interest. Next Sunday the ser mons will be as follows: Morning, "Jesus the Lamb of God;" evening, Text of Today's Bible Talk by Mr. Bryan (John 14:1-17) Let not your heart be troubl ed: ye believe In God, believe also in me. In my Father's house are , many mansions: if it were not so, I would bavo told you. I go to prepare, a place for you. .And if I go and prepare a place for you, I will come again, ' and receive you unto myself; that where 1 am, there yo may bo also. And whither I go ye know, and the way ye know. Thomas saith unto him, Lord, we know not whither thou go est; and how can we know the way? - f, Jesus saith unto him, I am the way, the truth, and tho life: no mau conictb untothe Father, but by me. i V If yo had knowtt ine, yc should hnve known my father also: and from henceforth ye know him, and have seen bim. Philip saith unto him. Lord shew us tho Father, and it suf ficeth us. Jcsiim snith unto him, Hnve I been so long time with you, and yet hnst thou lint known me, Philip? he that hath seen me , bath seen the Knther: nnd how snyest thou then, Shew us the Father? Ili lievest thou not that I am in the Father, and the Father in . no? the words that I speak nnto you I penk not nf myself: but the Father Unit dwelletb in mc, he doeth the works. Relieve ine Hint I am ill the Father, and the Father in me: or ol,e believe me for the very works' sake. Verily, verily, I say unto ynii, lie that believetb on ine, the works Hint I do shall he do also; and greater works than these shall he do; because I go unto my Father. And whatsoever ye shall ak in mv name, that will I do. that the .Father may be glorified in the Son. If je shall nsk anything In my name, I will do it. , If ye love me, keep my com mandments. Ami I will pray the Father. and he shall give you another Comforter. Hint he may abide with you forever; liven the spirit of truth; whom the world rannnt receive, hem use it aeeth him not, neither know eth Mm: hut ye know him: for he dwelleth with you, and shall be in you. neon tin nintrnrerr l Ii"pmwl , . . i .1.. ti:i.i. P,.,n , r-lHPipitil fr miff wn .. ...-., - . .. . f i -t ),r i. "Is There Really Bur a Place as Hell?" We will greet you with a smile. Try us and see. Oscar A. Coop er, pastor. FIRST BAPTIST Second and C streets, Springfield. J. Carlton Wetterhahm, pastor. Bible school at 10 o'clock. Morning service, at 11 o'clock, "Worthy Trophcts In spired or Merely Good Guessers." In termediate and senior B. Y. I. V. at 6:30 o'clock. Evening service at 7:30 o'clock, topi''. "Hw One May Know They Have Been Born Again." FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST Corner of Twelfth nnd Oak streets. Sunday morning servico at 11 o'clock. Wednesday evening testimonial meet ing at 8 o'clock; Sunday school at P:30 a. m. The reading room at room 312 McMorran and Washbumc "build iug,. coruer of Eighth and Willamette streets, is open daily, except Sundays and legnl holidays, at all hours. The librnrisu is it attendance from 1" until 4:00. Tho subject of the les son sermon for Sunday is "Life." All are pordially invited to attend the church services and visit the reading room. UNIVERSITY VESPERS The January University Vesper service will be hold in the Methodist church next Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock. The address will be given by President C. M. Hill of the Bap tist Divinity school, Berkeley, C'al. Dr. Hill is a graduato of the Uni versity of Oregon, with the class of 1SS1, and baa many friends in Eu gene who will be glad to mcet him again. Music far the service will be furnished by the University choir of frt voices under the direction of John Stark Evans. CHURCH OF GOD Third a-d Monroe streets. Mamie Bisconcr, pastor. Bible school, 10 a. m. E. A. Fegles, Supt. Classes for all ages and a good force of teachers. Preaching 11 a. m. The pastor wHl speak on the subject of "Our Anchor nnd the Anchorage." Young People's meeting 6:45. Evening service 7:30. Subject, "Let No Man Take Thy Crown." All are invited. FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL J. Franklin Haas, Minister. Church school at 0:43. Classes and teachers for scholnrs of all ages. If you are not enrolled elsewhere we invite you to enroll here. Enworth lenirue at 0:30. Virginia Rcid is the leader. Miss Mollis, will sing a Bolo. "Teach Us to rroy." Wesley club: Social hour at 5:30, light refreshments will be serv ed at 0:30. Miss Campbell wjjl lead the discussion on the subject. "The l'outh of Today." Instead of the reg- thority on the matters about which it speaks, I venture to call attention to the plain and unequivocal language above employed by the Saviour in speaking of His second coming. Thomas, who seems to have been the most difficult of the disciples to convince by nature cautious and critical rendered posterity a service when hc'brotight out by a question the very important truth declared in the sixth verse of our text. "I Am the Way" Jesus had said to them. "And whither I go yc know, niid the way ye know'.'1 Thomas broke in with n protest: "Lord, we know not whither thou goest; and how can we know the way'' To this the Saviour replied. "I am the way, the truth, and the life: no man cometh nnto the Father, but. by mc." A volume might be written upon this sentence. Here Christ sums up sll of His teachings in nine words, or in twelve words if the propositions way." I am the truth," "I am the life." were staled separately: "I mil the Besides being an atonement for sin and providing for salvation through His blnod, Christ has reveal ed (iod to mau. lie is the Wnv the only Way. There is no other plan fnr bringing man into harmony with God into "tunc with the In finite." Sin, however, much it mar be palliated or sugar coated, is dis obedience to (iod a refusal to com ply with the only condition which God has, altnched to His gifta to man and the only return that lie re quires of man. God's Only Request Wo ore the crenttires of ('nil's in finite power ami wisdom and Inve. We are indebted to Him for that in- visible, inestimable ami eternal p..s- " bring life and iinmnrtalilv to session which we rail life. He han!ligl,i"nnt only immorlnliiv. but life, surrounded us on every side with all and the word Life cornea before the thnt in necessary to our existence word lmmnn.li, Rm. i,.. .,..i I happiness, lie has covered the earth with food sufficient for our; sustenance and haa supplied the I things that can be converted into clothing for our comfort and into shelter for our protection. I lie has given us family life and the fellowship nf friends. He lis. given in labors that employ our minds i and companionships that satisfy our ; I""" " - '" --i-' led will of God fnr our guidance and : Christ as our licdccinrr and Klder hearts, lie has given us the reveal- llrolher. And all that He aks in j return Is obedience to laws that He : has made for us laws infinitely wis. ;.t and better than we can make for ourselves. . ,uariled nnd his years prolonged if In the life of Christ we see the he will learn life at the feet of Jesus. Way" disclo.i-,1: though that way be Man's mind is clarified and his think narrow and straight, it ia wide in made sound by surrender lo enough for anyone who desires to Christ. oalk therein, and there ia not a turn I. it not aniaxiug that men can in it to had one alrat. Is it not pride themselves mi their breadth stiauge that aiijnne refuses the iuvinben they ignore the spiritual side ular sermon at 11 o'clock the pastor will bring a brief communion message, after which we will celebrate tbe sac rament of the lord's Supper. We in vite you to participate in this sacred service with us. After a stirring con gregational song service tbe evening sermon at 7:30 will be on the sub ject "Too Busy." Music for, the day 4s announced by Mr. John Stark Jbvaus as follows: Morning: Anthem, Uyniu to the" Trinity, Tcbaikowsky, choir. Solo, I Come to Tbee, Caro Roma, Mr. Bryson. Evening: Anthem, Reces sional, de Koven, Mnie. McUrew and choir. Cottage prayer meetings and their leaders at the following places on Thursday evening at 7:30: Mrs. I. T. Loomis, 1340 W 6th, Mrs. Wiu chell; Mrs. J. Beardsley, 640 W. 13th, Mr. Day. Mrs. W. W. Conn, Oil W. 11 th, Mr. Aupperle. Mrs. F. M. Wilkins, 187 W. Oth, Mr. Dugan. Mrs. A. A. Spencer, 30 W. loth, Mrs. Dar ling. Mrs. Bertha Spicer, 171 E. 13th, Mrs. Youngs. .Mrs. J. J. Walton, 433 E. Oth, Mrs. Loomis. Mrs. A. C. Dixon, 633 E. 11th, Miss Pease. Mrs. Edith Booth, 1708 Alder, Dr. Hunt. Mrs. William Johnson, 1301 Emer ald, Mr. Christcnsen. FIRST CONGREGATIONAL Fred J. Clark, Minister. We are meeting now in our new building on Kith St. at Ferry. Sunday school at 10 a. ra. The school is being remade witn several new classes 'n prospect. New classes next Sunday for high school boys and for young people of both sexes just beyond high school age. Preaching service at 11 o'clock. Pastor' theme: "Jolly Religion." 0 p. ni. Y. P. Soc. of C. E. GRACE LUTHERAN Corner llth Ave. H. and Ferry Streets. R, Trautmann, pastor. Sun day achool. 10 a. m. Divine service, 11 a. m. Bible class 7:45 p.' m. A cor dial welcome. FIRST UNITARIAN East Eleventh avenue at Ferry street. Morning service at 10:45 o clock with sermon by tho pastor, Frank Fay Eddy. Subject "Heretics and the Isms." The sermon will treat such questions as these. Why a unitarian Ism? How place euch heretics as Bishop Brown and Dr. Fosdick? Has liberalism a construct ive gospel to offer the modern world? The soloist at this service will be Nina Warnock, violinist The church school will meet at the close of the morning service. In the round table class the subject of discussion will be Karly Phases of Christianity. ' Tho Women's Alliance will mcet Tuesday afternoon in tho club room of the church. This will ho a pro gram meeting. Members are privi leged to bring guests. A one-act play will be read and there will bo music. Business meeting at 2:30; program at three. " TRINITY LUTHERAN Corner Sixth and Pearl, Overt Skilbred, paator. Sunday school 9:4; a. m. This is a graded school and all in American. Be on time as we are prompt. The adult Bible class tvill on Sunday morning complete its organization, and elect its officers. Let us make this class 100 Btrong bundny please. Services in Amen can II a. m. The sermon will be bns ed on Luke 10, 1-10 Zaeckacus be comes a christian. , The restless soul is longing for Christ. There are hindrances. The best and safest way to Christ is to run. When Christ spenj, obey Him. The PJiariseei will join the world to point at your faults. If you aro truly converted you will bear the fruits -of the new life. Tbe Son of Man came to seek and to save that which was lost. The choir will sing a song. Please come and worship with us. Evening serv ices at 7:30 are also in American. On Sunday evening tbe nomination committee of the Luther league will bring tho report on candidates for office. Rev. O. J. Hougen, the well known writer and preacher will be the speaker of the evening. The public will make no mistake in hear ing bim. The special music will be a vocal solo, by Nihla Hines. All wel come. Choir practice every Wednes day 7:30 p. in. Prayer meeting every Thursday 7:30 p. m. The annual business meeting of the congregation will be held on Friday, Jan. 2, from 7:30 p. m. Confirmnnts meet every Saturday 10 a. m. The class for new coiners every Saturday 8 p. m. FOUR-FOLD GOSPEL MEETINGS First and Jefferson Sts. Sunday school 0:45 a. m. preaching service, 11 a. m. Afternoon 2:30 p. m. Eve ning. 7:30 p. m. We have moved from the W. O. W. hall to. our little home church. We preach salvation, healing for the body. Baptism of the Holy Ghost. Second Coming of Christ. Paa tor, R. W. Griffin. tation that tbe Master extended to all not to gome, but to all. Christ Is the Trulh And Christ is also "the Trulh." Truths never conflict; whether thev are written in the lows of nature or recordeil in the revealed will of God or proclaimed by the Saviour, they aro all in harmony. The conflicts that disturb the Church and mislead the unwary are not conflicts between truths, but conflicts between the opinions nf men and the Word of God. , Men have been members of a race, exponents of a class, or spokesmen of a period; Christ alone waa univer sal. His words fit into not only all latiguagee but into all ages as well. Men have sought to interpret their time or (heir people, but Christ, re vealed man to himself as well as God to man. Is it not strange that any reject His (ruth after Ilia con firmation of Hie centuries? The One Real Life And Christ itt "!! I. If" !!, rl life. Paul declare, thai i'h,;.i putting the greater emphasis iinon the future; Paul nuts it nnon tbe nresent. There is no conflict n, future and the present: ther both deserve attention, but Life has prior- itr. It is here notf and must be dealt ilh imniediatelv. Immortality cornea t,.r. If Christ i accepted as the Life, Immortalilv is provided for. me nnviour nss cieiineil ins ow mission in Mis own language: "I at come that they might hare life, an The Saviour has defined Ills own am have If mnr. V,r:.,,H " Christ leads us into the largest of .1) iiv,: ( tKUfn in all that there is. Man's physical welfare will be safe- Bobbers to Bob Beautifully Must Bob to Own Type, Declares Nestle v2y0 pi "Ma BETTY ccwrecw P6MAMEA1 wave cos CHICAGO, Jan. 17. Are you bob bing your hair according to your type? Whether you are old of young, aylph-like, or inclined to be atnut, there is a bob to euit you perfectly, according to Charles Nestle, New York hair specialist and originator of the permanent wave, in an address before a convention of hairdressers here. "If you are a fleshy woman, never get a fluffy bob," said Mr. Nestle. "The bob should ho, plain and neat in outline. If you have a very round face, a straight bob will not be be coming. The clip should then fol low the outline of the head. "If you have a thin face, the of life which Christ has made mani fest? Exalting the Heart And who save Christ has given to the heart due recognition? "Out o( the honrt are tho issues of life." He has exalted the heart and en dowed it with a love as boundless ns -the sea; He bus ennobled it and filled it with inspiring purposes and a holy zeal. If Christ be Master of man's boy, miud, and soul and only then man can rise up to, and live upon, the exalted plane to which tho Creator invites nil His children. The words of verse seven were spoken to the disciples, but they are for all people and for all time. When wo know Christ we know the Father; We know the Father's wisdom, for it illumined the word8 of Jesus; we have aeen tho Father's love, for It glowed in His tenderness, in His forgiving spirit and in tbe sacrifices that Ho made for man, ' Verses 13 nnd 14 are the basis of all prayers that sock tbe fnvor of God through the interccsion of Christ. He has promised to be our Mcdicator at the throne; we can in voke His name with tho assurance that the Heavenly Father will recog nize tbe claims that are made on the promises of His Son. The Measure of our Love Verse 15 gives us a test; we can examine ourselves and determine the measure of our lovo for Christ by the fidelity with which we observe His commandments. A protestation of love is mockery if tho life is incon sistent with the profession. Tho Spirit of Truth is the Com forter which Christ promised to send "whom the world cannot receive" and yet the world is impudent enough to deny that there is a Spirit of Turth merely because it knowcth not the truth nor Him by whoso prayer it is sent. The world is the antagonist of the Church of the l....iv-Ing-God, but the world and the Church do not battle upon the same plane. Spiritual things are spiritu ally discerned. What avails it if the blind deny that there is such a thing as light? As little vnlue can be at tached to tbe declamations of those who decry religion because their eyes bavo not been opened to spiritusl things. Our text would he intensely Inter esting if it merely recorded the con anlatlon offered by Jesus to those who were His immediate followers (and on Ihia occasion His only enm pnnionH), hut the words are inspir ing when we accept them as spoken to us as well ns to His disciples. They convey unspeakable comfort and consolation to Hie multiplied millions who are humble followers of our Lord nnd Saviour Jesus Christ. ' (Copyright 1(15. by the Republic Syndicate). For quality gsrs. Trlnce Nemo. A Pimply Skin Needs Sulphur Any hresklng out ef the skin on face .neck, arms or body is overcome quick. st by applying Mentho-Hulphur. j go away, declares a noted skin spe cialist. 1 Nothing has ever been found (o take the place of sulphur as a pimple remover. If is bsrmless and Inex pensive. Just ask any druggist for a small jar of Kowles Mentho-Rulpbur and use it like cold cream. ' , FISCHER-SOULTS LUMBER CO. filh and High rhono C72 OAK FLOORING HAMMOND SHINGLES Wall Board Roofing Cement LUMBER and LATH straight bob should, again be avoided for this type of bob has a tendency to make the face appear thinner than ever. A wide wave will give a soft, fluffy look about the ears and make the face look broader. "For n young girl, the fluffy bob is always tho moat becoming. There is nothing prettier than a ringlet bob for the young debutante with smnll features. This type of girl should never wear tho Btruight bob for it has a tendency to make one look old er, more sedate and even 'vampinh'. "The older woman should be most particular regarding her bob. Much more particular than the average, woman is. She should never tinder any circumatances wear a ringlet bob, but have her hair clipped to 'fit her head' by following the outline of tho head in back, leaving the heir long enough at the sidea to make wide, soft waves.'1 World Almanac For 1925 Has Appeared America's stnndnrd annual is now in its fortieth year. The World Al manac and Book of Facta for 10110, just published, has promptly fallen into its accustomed place aa the one indispensable book of reference ready at your band. Ask the question, hero's the answer. Compressed into its 000 pages is the history of tho United States and of the whole world, in fact, for 10i!4. Tho index points tbe way to a mil-' lion facts. The multitude of care fully revised tubulated statistics arc up to date, as are all its well-tcataed familiar feuturcs. Essential fucts that every one must CHJLDEBS-HOHGATT IHEET First Christian Church Oak And Eleventh Streets Continues With Unabated Interest Notice These Sermon J 1 v d. E. CIIILDKKS Evangelist Then! wero 1052 present Sunday- That is fair, hut many more should attend. Lot us make it unanimous. Sunday is the beginning nf Hie third trrek of tho meeting. It will bo the best. The "Big Sing:" in every service directed by Prof. Hohgatt, is an inrspiration. We Extend ' Our Hearty Invitation DO NOT FAIL TO HEAR PROF. CHILDERS. HE IS A GREAT EXPOUNDER OF THE WORD pF GOD. have before him whereby he may form bis judgment on tho big prob lems of IKM-:!,!, are here from rep arations and the Dawes plan to the balonce-sheet of the American farm er: from the air fleets of the great powers to the enforcement of the rohibitiou Law. from tha Immiirra- tiou Law to the income tax. The aim of the editor is acciirucy in collec tion of these facts; terseness iii hand ling them, and accessibility in pres enting them. The record of the Presidential year Overstuffed Furniture We can always save you money on over stuffed furniture. A large line of beauti ful Davenports. Ranges and Stoves Will give you the best service at the least expense, Known for years as fuel savers. JOHNSON FURNITURE CO. 625 Willamette BUY FOR CASH AND BUY FOR LESS nt the SUNDAY MORNING "The Bigness of . Mnnii TliingH." SUNDAY AFTERNOON Women's Meeting, "The Prodigal Daughter' SUNDAY EVENING "What the llise.iplea of Christ Stand For." MONDAY "Self Justification.' TUESDAY "Denoininiitionalisin." WEDNESDAY "What Nnmo Shall Wo AVcar." THURSDAY "Sonip Eugene Pconlo Named in the Bible." FRIDAY "Tho Ups nnd Downs of a l-'nst loung Man." Do Not For get Bible ' School is given for all time in the forty h eight pages of election returns hy , . states, the popular and tbe clectorulAv 1 votes In the last nine - cnmpaigiiH, m'( and, further, in tho reports of tbe fc national conventions, with the three ; party platforms in full. Ah many ' pages are needed also for the records l of tho great sporting events of tho r; year. ' ('.: ; Geo. N. McLean, Insurance, 800 ; Willamette St. Pb.ine l". ti'it Subjects: ft ; C. II. IIOHOATT Song Lender 1 ,HfV ih- i 1