The Eugene guard., March 28, 1925, Image 9

'iinla Evening, March 28, 1925
Page Nine
LESSON IS UPON CLOSINGJCENES IN LIFE OF JESUS
,It Finished" Were Words Saviour Used on Cross to Set Seal to His Career
Upon Earth
international Uniform
c mtaT school lesson for March
SS. lleriew of the closing scenes
f Christ's We. olden Text:
Hebrews 13:8-
. WM. B. GILHOY, D. D.
traitor of The Congrcgationalist
J 'ii. scenes in the life of
1 Christ ought to be under review.
t only i" a sun"" 8 ienson, out
..tantly in our lives.
The closing scenes in our Lords
, "e ot more important than the
t of his life, but they set the seal
"his earthly ministry, and they gave
jt completeness
. .;.ant impil (in the ernse.
tbltJCSUS um-
nt biel cal1 10 "vlce and 8am"
10 . . i. nliniinto(1 in bin Rprmnn
I fief uc ""j- . r . ,
Nazarein i -
HSBiinistr.r when he read from the
raoliecy of Isaiah, and announced to
!L enraged fellow townsmen, "This
" . .i c.;titro fnlfillpH in vnnr
I day is mis o-.-i- - -
I .. 1.1 as hnfA BCAInPfl RA
1VOU1U " - -
oovincing naa ju
wtt to Calvary.
Our view i vu r
Iiifver coiniiivici v
bim la never perfect, until we follow
urn all tne wu
jn the story of Jesus we have be
fore US 001 Only l" icum v, a
Hful and perfect life. Wo have the
jtory of a perfect life given in re
demption for imperfect and sinful
lives. . ,
Thft thought of Jesus simply as a
ood man, and even the worship of
Jesus as supreme goodness in human
form, full 8Uort of the true aPProach
w Jesus as a aacrificiul Savior giv
ing himself, as innumerable followers
of him have given themselves, for
the sins of the world.
Why was this sacrifice necessary?
What is the meaning of Calvary? We
do Dot know. Jesus himself has not
told as. It is the law running through
til life.
The innocent sutler witn ana tor
ihe guilty. Earthly parents out of
love for their children go astray and
make moral wreck aud ruin of life.
The more deeply they iove tne
more acutely they Buffer. How could
it be otherwise?
And Jesus through In a lite ana
death revealed the fact that God is
great Father, 'who loves us, even in
our sin and rebellion, with all the love
that earthly parents have poured out
for wayward sons and daughters and
more. Earthly love is but a glimmer
icg of the divine.
So we have the beautiful saying
concerning Jesus that "Ue loved us
and gave himself for us."
Think of what that means, .uen
five almost everywhere for them
(elves, and for their own interests.
They have mndo almost a deity of
gelf-interest.
Sometimes they have called It en-
lislitened" self-interest. But into
this world, with its pursuit of self
: interest, Jesus came and ho lived for
others. It was his life, his nature, to
give himself for others.
That is the meaning ot redemption.
: Jesus represents a different principle,
; an entirely different sort of life.
There is another saying ot jesus
in these closing scenes that reveals
the depths, of this .spirit of love, this
deep sympathy with men, and this
divine yearning to save them from
their evil characters nnd ways.
As he hung in
V
XT irl .
to the Family Pew" campaign.
You come and bring the family.
Thursday at 7:15 will be the
prayer service. The quarterly
meetings will begin Friday, April
3, and last over the aabbath. Kev.
W. B. Goode will be in charge.
Mr. Dr. UicLmond of Eugene, and
the Blair male quartet will sing
at. these services. Further an
nouncement later. The pastor will
perform marriages, and Bhe will
be glad to visit the sick at any
time. We are old fashioned and
homoy like people here, and be
lieve God will bless His work by
giving us a rovival. Coma help
us here. You will like this place.
Springfield Christian
S. Enrl Childers, pastor. Bible
school, classes for all ages, assem
bles at 9:45 a. m. As the eleven
o'clock hour some reasons will be
g'ven why the Bible Is believed
to be the inspired word of God.
The ovenlnj; Bong service will be
gin at 7:30. assisted by the or
chestra. A special sermon mes
sage upon the subject, "How to
Meet a Crisis," will bo presented.
Soma popular questoins will bo
answered at this service.
to your use and requirements and will
be beuruty welcomed. Morinug wor
ship with sermon by our Mtui.ter at
eleven o'clock. The sermon topic will
be "A l'erfect l'recept." Come and
Join us in worship tor this hour.
lhur.day evening is the time set for
ths annual meeting of the church
and congregation. Annual reports of
the various organisations, aud elec
tion of officers for the coming year.
The ladies are to serve a dinner at
ti:30. Come aud join us to learn what
has been doue during the paat year.
Christian Kudeavor meeting at 0:3U.
Everybody welcome. ,
First Congregational
Fred J. Clark, lu.uister. U:45, Sun
day school, 11 a. m., Bermon: "The
-Meaning of Death." U p. tu., V. 1'. So
ciety, i :0, Hook sermon, li. Arthur
Thomson, "What la MituY"
First Christian
Oak and Eleventh streets. E. V.
Stivers, pastor. We are making a spe
cial plea that we trust will not be for
gotten by the uiembera of the church
aud Sunday school. There are just
two buudiijs before Kasler aud we
t VAI-V UliTi.lllU til h,r lhau lall
attended. Uo uot read ibia notice uudiin.the English lnnguaia at aeven-
tisiual service at thn bour. For the!
ofiertory lieorge Sir nor and Curtis i
Marshall will sing "Supplication." Tup
young people's aocietten meet at U:30.
Evening worship at 7:30. The pirn tor
will preach the sermon, i'rayer and
conference meeting on Thursday night
at 730.
First Church of Christ, ScltntM.
Corner of Twelfth and Oak streets.
Sunday morning service at 11 o'clock;
Wednesday evening testimonial meet
ing at S o'clock; Sunday school 0:80
a. m. The reading room at room 312
MeMorrsn and Wash bu rue building,
corner of Eighth and Willamette
streets. Is open daily, except Sundnys
and legal holiday, at all hours. The
libra riii u is in attendance from 12 un
til 4. The subject of the lesson ser
mon for Sunday is "Heality." All are
cordially Invited to attend the church
services aud visit the rending room.
Emmaus Lutheran
On Second avenue west near Blair
Blvd. Henry Iversen, pastor. Sunday
school at ten o'clock. Miss Camilla
Anderson, superintendent. Classes for
all ages. Preaching service in the
Iauish language at eleven o clock and
Minister and Rabbi in
Some Pulpit
Jew and Christian Brothers; and
6lstrt, They Say
special effort to be present Sunday, UB """"a a
thirty o'clock. 1'rayer meeting Thurs-
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Creswell Methodist
I ha Prince of Pamlilptt" will on time, tiud euiov the hour with ul
be the Rev. J. II. Irvine's subject i Itemember we are expecting to break
at the morning service at the all recorus for ibis Kuster. Join with
Creswell MethodUt church. Moose-1 us, get the enthusiasm of this great
yell's saying. "The timid good man svuuoL and have a part m the victory,
is more to be feared thnn the Sunday morning at the preaching ser
bold bad man" will be the evening i iee the pastor speaks on the subject
P'c ("Looking up Into Heaven." The ' ape
ciHl number in music is a solo, "How
Creswell Church of Christ Lovely Are Thy Dwellings," which
St. Mary's High
The members of the junior and
senior classes are enthusiastically lit
work gathering material for a prise
essay, "The Constitution of the
L'nited States in Its Making." which
I they will write tn the near future.
v. V . conteal 111 ourj win ue sung uy mm Anna ivatnenne : Th purpo it t0 ienrn from paat
hunday school Is creatine n llvnlv , t.ai'rett. .Miss Uurrett is a member of1 .V i v. i.
Intnreat nnd enthusiasm bubbles j tho Eucue high school quartet. Her j pome down t0 them in the chlirtPT o(
over every Sunday The sermon ; solo w.ll be appreciated. Sunday eve- , our iibertie. ud with what skill and
L.uiiuajf u.uiuiiiK win no on : "ii'B me siiecitii Hiiracuon jusi pro- jaUoP Wttt wrought,
"Christ the Truth." Tho remark ' ceding the sermon is, two tableaux,
in order to hnvo the unitv w: Th.se two numbers wiU be enacted by A,.f?w Afiyf f , ? !? V i-tSl
Plead for. it wou'd be necessary 1 eleven girls. This is a must beauti-I E,,hsh w?rd !l!2J
GOLDEN TEXT: Hebrews 13:8: Jeaua Christ the same yes
terday, and today, and forever.
Devotional Reading: Revelation 1:9-18.
I John, who also am your brother, and companion In trib
ulation, nnd In the kingdom and patience of Jesus Christ, was
In the isle that is called Patmos, for the word of God, and for
the testimony of Jesus Christ.
I was in the Spirit on the Lord's day, and heard behind
me a great voice., na of u trumpet.
Saying, 1 am Alpha and Omega, the first nnd the last: nnd.
What thou seest, writ tn a book, and send it unto tho seven
churches which are in Asia: unto Ephesus, and unto Smyrna,
und unto Pergamos, and unto Thyatira, and unto Sardis, and
unto Philadelphia, and unto Laodlcea.
And I turned to see the voice that spake with nie. And
being turned I saw seven golden candlesticks;
And in the midst of the seven cauulcstit-ks one like unto
the Son of man, clothed with a garment down to the foot, and
girt about the paps with a golden girdle.
His head and his hairs were white like wont, as white nn
snow; and his eyes were as a flame of fire;
And his feet like unto fine brass, as if they burned In a
furnace; and his voice as the sound of many watera.
And he had in hid right hand seven sturs; und out of his
mouth went a sharp two-edged sword; aud bis countenance
was as the sun shineth. in his "strength.
And when 1 saw him, 1 fell at his feet as dead. And he
laid his right hand upon me, Baying unto mo, Fear not; I am
the first and the last:
I am he that liveth, and was dead; and, behold, I am alive
for evermore, Amen; and have the keys of hell. and of death.
to have an infallible Interpreter ; ful service aud will bo enjoyed by
of the T.Me. Is this true? An; great gathering of interested people,
answer to that objoetion will bo j The sermon on the subject, "Tho
given next Sunday evening in the j Three Crosses" is another pre-Easter
sermon. "Is it necessary to have I ermon. You will be better able to
in infallible interpreter of the ; enjoy the great Easier services if you
D'ble." Great interest is being ! get these prepurutory uiessuges. Our
lken in these sermons. Over one I heartiest invitation is extended.
hundred peoplo heard the Bermon i
last Sunday evening. Everybody! First Baptist
Is welcome to tlieso services.! Corner Eghth and Pearl streets.
Oscar A. Coopor, minister. i Charles E. Duulmm, pastor. Arab
I Iloyt Hne, music director. Bible school
Falrmount Presbyterian I meets at 0:45, W. U. Lord, suprrtii-
Villa rd and Kii'teenih streets ' tendent. Morning worship at 11
Morning Bible school at t;4S in which o'clock. Dr. O. C. Wright, formerly
we study the word in the various
cIiihm'b. You will find a class suited
imxtor of this church, will preach the
mornirg sermon. There will be a bap-
denis of the value of the knowledge
of the Latin language In building up
our English vocabularly.
The Junior music pupils gave a re
cital on Monday, March 23, tn the
high school auditorium. Many beau
tifitl instrumental and vocul numbers
were rendered.
if
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aaaaaaajaaaaal MS-aaaamaJ i
hued some miles up the Lurane high
vuy aud peut fl very enjojaoie attet-
lo a series of spelling contests be
ing held between the "A,, B, U" and
"X, i, 2" teams, the latter is at
present in the lead by thirteen nomta.
At a reward, at the close ot the con
tent, the losers will euteruiu their
victorious uupouent.
Martha Moore, a freshman atudent,
received honorable recognition from
her classmates a few days ago for
her excellent description sketch of
"Fabiola."
Despite the efforts of the chal
lenging team to outplay them, the
fre.hman-sophomore girls' team won
the baseball game played Wednesday,
March 26, with the seventh aud
eighth grade giris. An old log near
the play shed was used as a grand
stand rud it fairly shook when us
occupants yelled for several players,
who nude home runs. Pictures were
! taken of the two teams. The date
for ths next game ha, not yet been
definitely settled.
The members of ths ancient history
class of St. .Mary's high school com
peted in a historical debate on Mon
day, March 1(1. The topic under dis
cussion was "Resolved, that Hannibal
was a greater general thnn Caesar."
Many intereatlng arguments were pre-
Eugene High School News
Klerom Receive Honors
that for our fcllowmcn? Especially a great faith in the courage of daily
oconv unon the when the? have used us hatefully and words and deeds.
cross, surrounded by those who had done abominable things against us? To bo reviled, and to revile not
nailfd him there, what was his The human spirit seldom meets tuai again mat is nic nie or tne cross,
thought? Waa it the world's thought test. I'o have faith in love, and to live
of hate, vindictiveness and revenge? But Jesus, let us remember, taught and practice love, when other men
Listen to what he says: up how to live, as well as now to are taming ana practicing nace even
"Father, forgive them; they know die. In some respects it is easier 10 against us ourselves mac is mum
j not what they do." die for a great cause than to live Jesus Overt nnd dicu to maintain, in
Could we make such a prayer as for a mgn principle, nna 10 inanuesi iiiuwu vim m u-.
Km) twin in, a m i j Miu in ui'e, had the I a tuo-iiiiuls majority to overrule de
di-itiuct.uu ot iTceiv.iig ihc highest j cisiuu of tne supremo court deciar
Biiuiea hi school. He is currying six -ug acts of congress unconstitutional.'
solid subeji-u und received u grade! Students wlio have signed ss con
1 in uacu. Mno ireshumn, soptio-1 leiuiuu are: J unios,. Alice Klink and
in. -re and junior classes received teu Jouu Ludlow; seniors, John Camp-
iluu varus eittu, una the seniors eigne in'ii, ictor rueips, vtiureu ocuuieu,
that cougrcsb bhould have power by is to prepsre the students for the
state contest, which is to be held it
Curvalha April Jo.
nine caids.
'llioae wio have received blue cards
for the first su wiH'ka of this seines
ter are:
Juniors, blue curds: 1'auliue Leh
iii.iii, Mary Driver, Martha Ness, 1'au-.
line Zuuker, Margaret Jlnddox,
Diunciie Ifoi-iUwiiM, .Ujrian Urammv
Mary Klemni, Aiiee linckey and C
Klsie Everelt, Doris Haines, Myrtle
1 ley limy and Clurk Aydelott, It is
expected, however, Hint more will sign
up before the expiration of the time.
Ml&s Hayden Substitutes
Mihs Miidreii liayueu, a student in
the Luivuisity. of Oregon, it subhiiluL
iug tor Miss Alice Limit 11. Miss Liu-
iIp M:ivberrv. Honorable mention :, Uvii, a practice teacnir troiu l lie Liu-
ileleu hc.l, Lvclyu JMIis. Edith John-1 v. rsity ot Oreguu who teaches ancient
aoii, EiiKibeth iimicber, Genevieve history, found it necessary to go to
Hale, Kutn MtCluiu, Virginia Ueid, her home in Portland, but will resume
Theresa Vouug. L:ly Anderson, Mar
garet Ediuunson, Ilernico i'belps,
Mabel Lamb and Daisy Laaater.
S pbomores, biue caids: Christine
It inui. Karl Klemm, Harold Aycrs,
her class work Monday.
Grounds Kept Clean
The freslimeu boys from Fred
Chess' sixth period class will clear
I At The Churches Sunday'
i
Jeiinie Kleuiin, rain i.unmire, the loboo ,rnils of all paper and
Ludlow, Charles YVoodiu, ora Ash-1 0,lfr ru,,i,B. l'lans are being uiadu
ton, Uwendolyn Sheppurd. Tlielnw' 0 ,uucrjllleI1(j ,ue 9,ting o( mmj,...
Ayers. ' lliiuomuie iiiriiuoii. ..,,-
girct Heed, Valella ltee, Harold
Shuey, llartine Mnrrow, Marion
Tiiompson, Miuuie Klcnk, Jessie Win-
Grace Lutheran Young people's meetings as mi- nunciny aa a rm wi ei ;
ii .1. ...i .linir.' Knwnrth leairuo at 0:30. the Bime &mn'jnra cnurcn. we
FV'iry street. R. Trautmann, pas-! Pauline Wlnchell, president. Cood . are expecting to continue services
lr Sunday school 9:45 a. m. ! programs. Fine fellowship. Wes ! over to and including the next
Divine service 11 n. m. Topic of I ley club. Social hour at 6:30. i sunnny, April ,. wo w.,i
Ihe sermon, "Christ, Our High j I.lpht refreshments. Devotions at ; several preacnera wun us w no win
Priest." Mid-week lenten Bervice 1 6:30. Earnest discussions of live preach for ua Everybody Invited
Wedneaday evening 7:30. Subject ! religious themes. This meeting I to tliepe meetings. Crusadera will
to be discussed will he the sixth for the older young people. Pas-. meet as usual i t 6.30 p. A
ord of Christ on tho cross, "It tor', theme at eleven "The Car- young people are Inyl ed to these
den or Kenunciatton. una wm mcrimw
be a consideration of the Master's , rrusaders.
Oethsemane experience. Informal
Bervice of sermon and song nt
7:30. The pastor will preach on
Ihe Uteme, "And He Went a Little
Fnrthcr." Congregational song
service before the sermon. Pro-
is finished " Y. P. S. will meet
Friday 7:30 p. m. A cordial wel
come to all our services-!
Seventh Day Adventlst
Seventh nnrl rMiarTipltnn, T. M
Langberg, pastor. Thone 910-J.
Sabbath school 9:46 a. m. Church
ervices 11 a. m. Young people's
Trinity Lutheran
Corner Sixth and PearL Overt
Skllbred, pastor. Sunday school
every Sunday 9:46 a. m. Ruth
(llibertson. superintendent. This
feasor Evans announces special ! in a graded Bchool and all In
noting 3 p. m. Praver meeting ! music for the day as in lows. American. mere is a ciass tor
Wednesday 8 p m Sunday even-1 Morning at eleven, -Anthem- you. Services Sunday wl be of
ln at 7-4; Professor Harry M , "Hark. Hark My Soul," Shelley 1 unusual nature as the well-known
Tlnnett nrt nthr will sneak on ! Mme. McOrew, Mrs. Obertetiffer, missionary from Madagascar, Key.
The Value of Christian Eduea
ton" Special music. Public v.cl-
conie.
nnd -hnir: solo, se eded Mme. Iijeld". will preach here. The
McGrew. Evening at 7:30 An- j morning service nt 11 a. m. will
Ihem "in the Heattty of tin bo In Scandinavian, the evening
Gloaming." Havens Mme. McOrew ; services at 7:30 will be in Amerl-
Mr Drvson. and choir, tunciai , can. vi e nope to nave a pacaen
hell,
Freshman, blue cards: Katherlne
Richards, Mary Iloyt, Anna Ness,
Wilms Howcn, Josephine Esterley,
Janet Fitch, Maxine Perry, Dorria
II. l'attcsun. Mary Wilburn, John
Dodds. Honorable mention: Minnie
Harton, Jana Ulena, Roma Gross,
Alics Wells, Harry Myers, Helen Far
ris. Seniors, blue cards. Alice Brown,
Victor Phelps, Days Marshall, Kills
Ilrusrnu, Donald Sheythe, Roliert Mc
Cornack, Harold King. Honorable
mention: Adelside Fay, Joe Rally,
Donald Campbell, Kenneth Iockerbie,
Herschel Honey, Ovidia Hammer,
Either Taylor, Mary Alice Reid, Dor
olhy Sliesrs. Alice Spurgin, Evadno
Hurst, Katherine Wincbell.
Girls Attend Conference
The Girl Reserves will bold their
mid-winter conference at Vancouver,
Washington,.. March 28. Delegates
from Eugene high school are. Mar
garet Edinunson, Kathryn Beelje,
Dorothy Knowles, Gracs Feanell,
Me.ba Yokum and M;izie llurdick.
Marian Gray and Helen Ney of I nl
versity high school will alio attend.
Mus Miunibcl Held, raculty m'-ni-
otita.de dunug the nice weutlier so as
to prevent students from throwing
papitr on the grounds.
Teaoher to Go to Europs
Miss Grace Knopp, s member of
Eugeue high school faculty, lias signed
her reservation wiLh the institute de
las Espauas which will tour Spam
this summer. It is the plan of tae
party to cross the Atlantic ocean ou
a French liner and to cross through
Francs and to Madrid whers toe
entire party will attend ths summer
session of the Centro de Estudioa
Historicos. After that tiiey will tour
southern and northern epnin.
Miss Knopp his Baked tor s lesre
of sbsrnce, and if It is granted her,
she will return to Madrid and attend
ths fall session of the university
there. She will probably return to
ths United States in Dccemtimer,
Slides of Revolution Shown
Stertopticon slides of the French
revolution were shown in the uicctuirf
of ths French club, Wednesday
March 2&, where Alics Kouctiard and
Lucille Carroll had charge,
Clair Curtis, president, sppointed
committees to take charge ot an ex-
hiuit and were as follows: Inciters,
( lair Curtis; souvenirs snd magazine.,
E eanor Filch; resumes, Mary KJemm;
Cnrmr 'twii, ?ni lwi Rev 'hoard meeting on Monday evening ' house borth morning and evening. : ber, will accompany the girli to the !,,.. herd pussies, Helm Hell and
ii ',.-'' V; ' . 7-m Officers nf all the church ! '.conference. I Marian llra.llej; poster, Jennie
or John R Siefert choir di-1 auxiliaries are urgd to meet with First Unitarian Margaret Edmonson Is on the pro-1 Ken snd Daisy Lss.ler; plsy copy,
f-ctnr Vr. iinth n,vi. rleaver. the board. Do not rail tnis meet- r-asi r-i-vemn l r.-rir.gram tor o... .i . ...." ..i..r..-i .;.,.,
reanl.t o,,. ,i,i o-4t ine. Thursday evening min-weea i nirrm. .KiiniiiK "-"ico i .o.i natiiryn oceijn -
1 . " j ( ri and nravor service condnrt-joc n-k with sermon ry tne pastor. nciurei tjnown to visa
t V e wni hfeHd ro'ha h""r " f""nk F"y B"" 8,ri, V.tlM Granted S,ere,,ioo slide, on the native
ts rtlc-n,. ,.k . 7hi. hv 7-30 Meet with us for testimony ' "Explorations of the Free Think- As a result of s decision by the, birds of ths regioo were ton -o
".pate with ua In this happy ! " u j ers." The soloist at this service .ho board the students of Eugene ; , ori. club at a meeting held Fri-
"if e. and remain for the preach- anu pru, . i A,bertll p0,ter Tlollnlst. I high school wiil have two days spring ,1,,,, Mvh '.'"I. The former member,
n-riJ ? W ,h fn""w" Church of Cod I The church school meets at the j vacation. April 10 and 13. In order !of the .ociety accompanied the pie
' 7 and partnko with us or tne Mnnfne street,. Ma-! close of the morning service. The , to secure the much d-ilrcd vacation ,rp, with talks on the habits, call.
Tl.I-ms of the holy communion. iniro M, I .M, rP Hlrnlnn In the r ,i, ,lni. ..reed tu come to scho I .ml ni.neiranre nf the birds shown.
.7? wl" ol30.,h,'' P"" ':rh'V"tart"d last Sundav Is pro- round table class will be. "The h.lf hour earlier for ten day. so;
; nvmbers nt this service. Spec, that startcd last nnnp . j of Anclent cvillxa-! ,i,.t the rrouired number of school. Kins Joins Qusrlst
r.i - . . ... . . .c-irr, nioiv Rpt. rhiinmnn l
filth Innfc. ., t Thee" , Bass-! preaching an old time gn.pel and Mon..- bavri on
HI) and "Abide with Me" (l.id-, souls are at the altar r. " ' ''l'Z
rnmn anrt llPar nm. .hhu. I"" -..'hit., s. n ......
hours might be taught.
nstructor Reoalvea Potltlon
InroM King will sing ham In p'are
of Inlari K'liimway for (he by
nunrtet at the stn( miuif-il tonru
uougnnut bale Planned
A doughnut aale will be sponsored
by the Political Ucieuce club Monday,
March 30. The proceeds of the aale
will go to pny for the club'a picture
in the buguiieHii. A committee con
a luting of Kiiiuui Hodgen, Helen
Cherry snd Kvudue Hurst was ap
pointed tu arriinge for tho sale.
Old Issues Wanted
The Kugene high school library- is
still seeking copies of the old annuals
and "iNewa to complete tbeir files,
The annuals mi using aro for tho years
WKi, nm, lH)H and llKlU. Also
copies of the "News" when It was
published monthly In hook form will
be appreciated very much. T-bose
missing are from the years 11)01,
l.HM, MHfi, 11MH), 11HJ7, IWH, 11HHI,
11(11. 1U1U and una.
Rev. Charles Braahares (abovs);
Rabbi Samuel Mayerbertj.
Hly NBA Service)
DAYTON, O., March 28. Poasibly
the firHt time in history a minister
aud rabbi stood side hy aids in tho
pulpit aud declared that God la our
father" and that Jew and non-Jsw
are brothers and sinters.
This unique religious servics waa
held hers recently when Rer. Charles
Iirnaharea, Methodist minister, and
Itnhbl Hamuel Mayerbarg, brought
I heir eongregatlons under one roof
for a bight of worship.
And it was not "My God" whom
the Methodist minister Invoked; It
was not "My God" to whom the rabbi
led them In prayer. It was "Our
Ood" every time.
' The service was unique. Rev. Braa
hares sent out word that ths doora
of his church would be open to the
Jews of the city, so that the people
of his congregation and of the Jew
ish congregations could establish a
ground for understanding.
Headed by JUbbl Mayorberg, one
of the youngest and moat progressive
rabbis In the Jewish church, more
than 300 Jews attended the service.
The rahhl and his people and ths
Methodist con st Ration sat slds by
side and lifted their voices In praise
to tho aama Creator.
On Marrh 27 the services were
repeated at the synagog, at which
time Kabbl Mayerberg preached the
sermon, and Her. ltrashares asked
the benediction.
Ths William Ttll overture by Ros
ilnt Is given today as ths musical
selection for ths week In ths musio
memory contest conducted by Miss
Leona Marsters, supervisor of musio
in the Eugene public schools. Addi
tional sketches will ba published In
The Guard next Saturday. This week's
selection follows:
William Tail Overtur Roastai.
William Tell waa a Swiss patriot
who lived during ths 18th century. A
tyrant .had been sent to rule ths Swiss
people. William Tell defied him and
led bis countrymen In the revolution,
to free thsmaelvea. This story is told
in ths opera "William TsU."
An overture Is played by u or
cheitra before ths opera begin. This
overture is composed of four different
pieces which descrlbs Alpine life. Be
cause it describes lomsthlng tt i
called "Program 010810."
The first piece In this STsTtnr la
called "At Dawn." It begins with a
quiet, gradually rising melody which
suggests ths rising of ths sun. This
first melody is played by ths 'cello.
Later In the piece can yon nsar ths
kettle drums that suggest ths rumbls
of thunder.
In "The Storm" find th cattle call
of th Swiss shepherds which Is
played by ths flutes. Can yon hear
anything that sounds Ilk thunder,
rain, and ths wind, or Uk bird and
animals scurrying to places of -
shelter?
Then follows 'Ths 3alm.,, Th
flrat theme Is an old Swiss melody
played by th Kngllsh horn. To yon
hear die flat Imitating ths blrdsf
"Tho Finale" tells of th gathering
of the Hwlaa troops who are coming
to the aid of William Tell. The brans
Instruments of th orchestra have the
principal part. What instrument opens
th piece?
sented on both aldea. The decision
was in favor of the affirmative.
Firs Chief Visits
The chief of the fire department,,
W. 11. Nuahuuui, visited tho bigfi
bchool ihursdST. March '2il. He aug-
S tinted that a bell be ftistalled on tho
third floor, so tuut the fire signals
niiir be distinguished from the regular
bells. The bell will be Installed aoon.
Bate ball Sohedul Planned
Timers. ty high wid be met In the
firnt game of basebull this season ou :
April 1H and again in a return game;
May 2a. I
Followers of this pastime will again'
see our ancient rivals, Salem and Cor-;
vullis, as Kugene bigh opponents. I
Hileui is scheduled for May U and
June 0, while t'orvallis is scheduled
for April 25 and May 2. j
Games .are eipected to be lined up
with Cottage drove at an early date, i
Th troop of Hoy Scours, which
has been organized at St. Mary's
school, la diligently practicing base
hnll every night after school under
the Instructions of ('nrl Iore, assist
ant scout muster. Recently the boys
Kaiser Views Jewels
AMRTKHDAM, March 2R. The
former kaiser and his wife recently
Inspected the German crown Jewels,
which have reposed In a Dntch bank
slneo the monarch fled from hta
throne. His wife wants to wear them,
as she Is tiring of ths dullnes of the
little flat country life. Wilhclm, how
'ever, haa no authority to remove
them.
Post Card Records
P.RRUN. March 28. Sending of
messages by tiny phonograph records
attached to post cards has been pat
ented by Charles Hammalsberg. A
smnll phonograph is used by ths re
eelver tn obtain the message.
Large 8quad (Jul
Iletween 10 and 00 boys are out
for base bull this season. Practices
are being conducted on the tennis
court us n field has not yet been pro
vided for by the school board, if
a field is nt provided fur soon all
of our baNebiill games will have to be
cancelled.
Stage Ii Enlarged
Fred t'hess, hend of the manual
training uVp-iruueiil, and bin crew of
students put an extension of six feel
ou the stage in the gymnasium 'u
preparation for the spring Hi Jinx.
In uddition to this they installed an
entirely new lighting effect whie
Sfi lHiJ very liiui'D to tiie success of thu
program.
y T. Osnoe. instructor in history, nj-nt. I,nlnn Is a post graduate and
haa accepted the position as bend f itifrefor in rt iligib!e for the sts'
,ITZ. .Z". J. hpin!w if .Peak at 11 a. m. and 7:30 will hold an all day meeting In
i. 3 !'"" ...v...- - -- .n nntin.,a nrnsv ih rinft room at inn rnurrn idm-
i ir .,,."'! C0",f,Plnn v. Theieven'ins a 7 M Bible school 10 day from 10 a. m. till 6 p. m. with bUtory department in I'hillip's tournament. The cnte-t will be held
'r will BinR "Praise e the evening at ''.'""'..., h.,k(,t ,nrh a, noon and business university. Kmd. Oklahoma. April 17 and IS snd Is sr.on.ored -y
v-" t Verdi I end "Mr laSK a. " " . r ; . , . , ... . . . .r.rfimte of !.. l'nif, t niv.r. tr
t. ii-ii'i. 1.-.. ...... v .... - .. :.- - . i: .1 .,
tne I nivrr.nj " ..mm..
::"' Junior i;. r.. ... '"?"."" -.- '. mnt. I
irKti,1n f.j.,,., westm n-' tor an b.. i.m.m - , -- ... : . i un.i
--' - . .- ri ... ii'nu. tun.n.-nnr nai bid rrca mcinu.i.i r.nm. or nr.
rvon't line n on we.i .i i.i-ii-uimi ne was ir.umi.' .. "
of Forest
youne: people
II
All
nipt-rii. ... . . - .i.tin. in Knrlnr. ! k tl. m sradiisted from Ihe
l.es- innc-i .ii-j ---- ,. , ,,,, u...lt- -
,(r lor,,.,,- at ft. -to Vraver meet-; Inz 6:4.-1.
c IKnr,,!,. ,.-,i-,c t 7 -so . ! sneak to th
"i.. ' n . nn. " l.es- loric.'i .11
" text Mark 1:35-4S. These ! dtirine the week
" o-k services are larftel at- dlally Invited.
:,,"l. yet we will bo glad to . .
'I 'irno ,h .o .i,9r with nsi Bible Standard Mission
,v,- t..Co( ..i-. in i Seven hundred
"''"K. Ul 11113 "lUI'-l ". ' V..U n.
Kiu.o r.t lnrA A rordia Street. 1-ren l.. noriiaii.iii. r
Citation I. erirnHd for ail of Mrs. Alfarclta
lrS0 servlc. , lor. .MIES
Thornton
Mr. Thorntoa Returns
W. J. Tliorntnn. head of the science
cor- field. Lillian Cray, pastor. Hun- f. of O. in 11K..1 snd In the same jrsr nVjurtment. rniiri.en to .cnooi i nuri-
. day school at 9:4s,. josepnine. LM?e, receireo bis n. n. '.r'-. . ny i,rr ...
snperlntendrnt. Harry Ensign, as ' be received his mister of arts desree I u r n his absence Mrs. I
I Blatant superintendent Class for snd hss been teschinj in Eufne hn'i bed rharje of bis classes.
nd seven Pearl all. Mornlns; service at 11 a. m. f.,r the past year. , -
,rn,niih pastor , Sermon br the pastor. Testimony Mr. and Mrs. fl.no. erpert to leave Type.rllln, Cs.test Schedaled
it- 'a -..Jm-etlns followinc. The youn mo I Eugene ss on ss scnooi m out snti ine retinty Rewriting; ronie.t ,
... i i ' .I.', -nantlntf nl 7 n m. la tnter-1 mntnr ta Enid.
Orila VOOO. nillKH-rtl . l " . " i - I lrt II.. j.,.n(0.l il
director. .Sunday hool at 1- j food e nr.- Dbt1. lU'.arded s cup by the Off,. Ma
Mvlan Unnw. aupnnniPnu. ' t.m - . ha fnr,nnr mil fnr ,,riors ehlnerr snd Sutmlr rompanr. If on
Miss Waedln Die
Miss Ins Wfffim. 2.i, died at the
Pacific ( hristisn boHpiial on Marcii
1M, after a brief illoe-is.
Miss Weedin whs a pnpulrtr mem
her of the class of 'XI and leaves A
iH'st ot friends to mourn.
Mrs. W. V. Humble (IMen il!hert)
also a member of the class of '2.1,
did Marrb 1H of spina meningitis at
the Kuicene hofpiisl.
Band Class Organized
Tbe first meeting of the new fresh
man snd sophonior1 bund rlasa ws
held Tu"sdsy, March 1'4. At present
twenty boys sre enrulUd and othir
nliide-nts.' both girls and boys, art
sxpected.
The K. Fl, H. band, undT the super
vision of Andrew !.aiidls, will piny
t a dinner t" he given by the V.lk
Wednesday, April 1.
all
Hugh BowTTnan
i. n.tiiH in ink rhrrs nf the The annual forensic mi
.urlf at 71... W.1ICII nrt MOinorS. . WHVB I- lur i n our r- . ii.mu im i'in'i' nm .
J .. r-in-fsi Hrnartm?nt fr
"fl , h K"n . . ,aZ . . h . .lendid corn, of teachers. I eveain.
l" " scncral superintendent Sunday morning we will hav
. .... oil s-i. .ns soverai pr.;aiii. ....... ... - - .. ,. .
' " Sunday will he d-ision day Oregon and w "".'.; , "", . w m the midst of tbe "flack vi.ers of tbe two cla.iei is '-Iteiolved. : I he p.irpo.e of the enunty cinte.t
our school. General assembly, we sre mourn. ii"' ;
Ths Odymi Studied
IlepMris wrre given by Joy Ingfill.
and Alice Hniirgin covering the firnt
I to b held nl III. high icliool Atirlljs chapters of llomer'l Oryssey, in
s meeting of the Atlirniin club Tues
day. Mrs. Fletcher gave . short l.ik
teachers. I evening service st wnica nn ..uior.. . -..e ;
hv with will be preceded by a song service. ; HoSert.en trophy enp debate, i. r ip for three surrrs.iv ear. It may
om other Uring th babies here and f-el at scheduled for the l.st we-k in April, keep the cup. y-.r th I nlver-
Tie qn.ftion selected by th .l-,iitr iiigh school w -n th. contest.
on religion and custom, a. revealed s
the Odyssey.
fienrg Kvnni wis appointed chair
man of the enmmitte to hsv charge
of en ice cream ..I. st th. neit meeting.
TWO BEAUTIFUL
Tableaux
'The Cross"
and 4Rock of Ages"
First Christian Church
Onk and Elevcntli
Sunday Evening
7:30 o'Clock
Illustrating; the sermon on
"The Three Crosses;
A Ix'iuitiful impressive service. Eleven girls
participating
The Sunday School Call
MK. If. CLAUliK OKAY, Superintendent, urges
every member to bo present JSumlay. You are
needed to lend enthusiasm to our Master prepara
tion. HeiiHinlier this is a personal call to each
member. Come, bring your friends.
Remember our motto is "1 Am Loyal"
Make Sunday a Loyalty Day