The Eugene guard., April 11, 1925, Image 21

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Evening April U, 1955
THE EUGENE GUAKD
Paso Fire
YOUTH FINDS HAPPINESS IN WORK
"Cormick Gets Only Four Dollars and Calloused Hands For His Day's
Labor, But He's Found the Secret to Happiness, He Says
if p W wpi
rxnd a h?rty wflrallie 'u i
Brine tiw btiit Iwre. The bjrfj pas
tor witt perform irrirs nd
visit t any tour, li? npwiins blP!
or the dick. Hun t foicl tbe lite. :
voums and twe for yourself.
SBfiflH!4 Chrlt)
8. Karl didders, pastor. A spe
cial program predated br tbp prim
ary department of th Bibli- sebool
wilt be tirco at :. Morninx -matt
topic, -raiil nd (be Hrurr
tioa." Some - rerj- iJitiroiHif- -wilt
tie presented at the evenmn wrrvie
under ttie direction ot Mrs. Harold
K. Koott of Kugeoe.. .
AT THE BEAUTIFUL GATE OF THE TEMPLE, IS LESSON
Loyalty to Great Ideal and to Whole Institution Held to Be Test of Man '3
Character in Many Cases
Missionary Worker .
Refuses Rejection
LONDON, April 11. W Tea
jearj ago a toddr nun offrrtit bim
se.f ta tie Baptist Miesiinory ocity
for serrice aa a i:Jonary iu tti
Congo,
Tlie applicant vaa rejecleiS i"
doctor, and eubseiiuenllj went inio
(msiaees with tbe detrrroinMion t
decote hia profits to tbe saiiae b bad
ttoped to serre in auorber way. it vfns
atitK'tioeed recently tbaJ in tbt trw
jears since his rc;ec(ioo b.d sift jo
ttte society hav amounted lo ?Vi3,
KW. . s
Mail Carriers in
England Wearied
1.0XIKW. April 11 1 Climbing
and descending steps for seven hours j
a day, carrying a load of 3D powmbi,
is the tot of tae average 1,ojh!ui rami.)
carriers in certain districts, accorfim? J
to a recent investigation, and in lilns
gaw postmen in the tenement aec.ions
of tlie city ciintb 300O steps a Any.
This is regarded as too mnc-b, and tbp
postal workers will propose that the
io-.id be limited to '2fi pounds and tlie
daily distance to 17 miles,
A notable increase is stair climbing
bus come about through tlie uildii)f
of mors flat houses and the conver
aion of large dwellings into living
)iarlers for small families.
.v..vf in fun xWbnm'tmi ui vii-
tv.i.MVLtt -I ttK ii-. aVual ft. (.,(,.,.., )
mut Jwkn rMM rni- (t taeetitf
J'atnotwni, of course, no neb J Nnt t ,(AHWS, fce brt!tcra :
thing, no m.Ktet W m-l) -)( -UmWli)vn Mvl( rivalry f r tSe fii'i
era way drag ;h the it as j r(jlw, wm, -,(er W haJ
the h-pe and refuge aud strength of : Ws Mw (vm, 1w TOWt place,
men l;ke l.in'oin, And the church. ? .j s-h-it
U. matter hou- deep the h!'poorir ofi. , ' w
sote of tts tuentlrs, e,ts lwv the), . , t . r i..t aMf
i, ... , , , OJ li,ll ,nui, unit niiji,
-Acft v,fW(y men ur r'd )f h ( JlAn IV. TM.
s PM(ct t. 5 h,. w-fj-r jhw lct,, jm?
lilt" hishrst roTOtA onl in I'tttt nvlj j, Awvbh iiitf(iitWf
Jnhnv Tffcrt, pot ixn t-nvs, Wij Ht, i0 )S) li-mpte to
f)'jnS rri)ft iwmlM iiftJ httttwArd ' BMt (Jtw wa)t wmrtKnx mnrf.
dijp 3,oni' j t-,)f ,Wflr fr)pP 5oV5?
i(-rwl itt &i iitie tfwd ia rf L
Upper left,
tBy NEA Service,
Fiff St (ft man and son, James.. Riqht, fnwler McCormlck
UILWAt'KEE, ip.. April 11.
Vmio ilr.lUrti rfftv n ml n Hir
1 inff a pair of well-callousrd hanfa
"they show that 1 have been busy.
"3Iy present job is regarded its tht
(fi)ousM) hamis have brouRht hap- jianlest hi the plant, bt J am imv-
piDMS sin. ronlontmpnt where mil- iR t iun at it.
liens failwi io natfofy. He savs that the ntght life of Mil-
While John I. Koekpfeller fimls watikee hoMf no fa si nation tor him.
Jo; in passing ovit bright shuijM Alter i Ret tdroUKti with a my
tomts i ' work at the plant 1 want to go to
And Harold Met ormiek, (he liar- bed early. My usual hour in s p. in.
min king, uses his money for trips I don't want to be - bothered in the
sbr-wi ami lo piny "angel m -grand , eyentnes.
jpcra. bis 'son. Fowler MeConniek.
rrandBon of the world's richest man,
bail found real happiness.
Is Day Laborer
Fooler is a day laborer in the
."Btfrnational Harvester company
im, a company owned by his father
"Im nooyinre the job immensely .
u$ Toun-j MoCormick, who entered
fcii father's plant to learn the hnr
tfsttr bsines- from the bottom.
Il spends 1(1 hours a day at the
plant -fthrre long rows ot pig
infents wait to. be handled to
Happy at Work
And Fowler, son of Harold MeCnr
mick. praudson of John i . Uoeke
feller, PtpKon of 'atmn Walska, ai.d
brother-in-law of Max Oser, Swiss
riding master, says that he i happy
at his work and in living in his mod
est rmm nar thfl factory.
Young Mct'ormick entered the plant
at the suggestion of Sirs. Kifi I'otr
ter KtiUtuan, wild is now visiting him
en route to t'olorado. ,
"I have always been like a god-
ronj mother to Fowler, and I certainly am
the j pleased ot the way he is gettiut,
ported engaged to Anne StillmBii. ;
rtauffhter of J"ifi tillman, -while he;
was "is'it'mg t)w StiUmfln lodge in
f.'aiifldfl. J-ater, when Met'ormieK rr
turnw) bojjip. the rumor was (Jenied,
A hup was marricC to Hen
ry 1. DavidNon, fon of the )nte New
York financier, on Oct. 1924,
In 1I22, after a heai-inff in whirh
dame A. Stillnian a erased his wife
of being intimate with Vred llpawvais.
an Indian euide, it was reported that
"Mrs. StiDman was engaged to young
Mct'ormick. This was denied by Me
Cormiek.
Young McCormlck Visits
Mrs. Stillinan says that young Me
Cormiek was a frequent visitor nt
her summer camp in Canada. She
and her son. .)atne, and Kowler en
joyed great time. together, hnntiny,
fishing and tramping through the
woodw, she says.
Kift says her one aim is to rear
her children so they will be capable
of meeting life's problems.
I suppose many people will eoni
Norwegian Women j
to Attend Meeting;
OSLO, Norway, April 11 VP),
NoTwejsiau delegates to the meeting of
the International Council of Wonieti.
(o be held in Washington 51a y 4-14.
will sail shortly on the steamer Stav
anjserfjord for Halifax, under tlie
leadevsbip of Mrs. Retey MelSsOeri,
rhniTman of the Norwegian branch
of Ihe oTS-.vnizatioa. They tvill tnalce
a Bhort lour of eastern Canada before
proceeding to the Cnitctt States.
.Mrs. tv . Hacher, secretary-general
Vn InlnrnRiiorbftl CoHneil. aoes by way
of England to join the president, the
Mflrrhionrsa of Aberdeen and Temnir,
and sails with her on the Xtaurctattia
in April. ,
Gold t-aco Preferred
fjolrj Ince is very vouch preferred
to tbp heavier sold cloth fabric and
brocades for pvpnina sovens. It haa
rirhnrSH Bml nt the same time the
lisbt ronlhfnt feeling that is so much
desired.
mill ( iad m blue demin overnils nlooa." savs lr. StiHmnn. "He and
ot rfpftrts for work every morning .lames, my son. aoe the best pals in I ment upon such a Htalpmeni. lint
tttiocloek. His pay is 5-1 a (lav. the world, and-I am anxious that ! thee should retnember fii-st that 1 am
Learning The Game ! both grow u to be real men. j a mother at hearty 1 hare ala-ays
Its lise this, he explains. "I am! Kowler and I had dinner together, t tried to lie a nal of my
Aftarnoatt Frocks
Reige colored chiffon makes chnnn
ing afternoon frocks, unrelieved by
any trimmings aave gwleta or circu
lar flonncea of self material.
tolGT to leflrn the Harvester aame The ooor lloc. was ;o tiret that even tttnf f one of the rcAKonx 1 luire i
, b. I,,,,,, v vjiivmaivii. ; ins ees (ironneo wuii utigue. - necn (utojcTctt to uiercue.s irmts oy
"think of going to work at It o'clock j "And hands, uuagitie.. that never j mj hut'httud.
awl aorktng ait day with only half i did nuy harder work titan holding a! "I am trying to (jerfiltide my son,
M hour for hmvh. That is 'bottom,' steering wheel before, are terribly cal- .lames , to enter the (tlnnt ivith Koiv-
nt it' ' Moused" Jf r hcceu.ve 1 tliink ft ivofO1 be pnni
"lwk at these," he says, display- On April tt. ltrjl. Fowter was re- 1 for him.r'
Dancing Froeki
There is n tendency to add nhboTiR
at)(i flowers lo the eotorpd chiffon
hihlren and dancing frorfc.
Txt: Aoia 3:1-11
Now Peter and Jolm weal up together into lits lompte t
the hour of prayer, being llio intlv howr.
And a certain man lame from bis mother's Tfomb ss
carried, whom they Said daily t lho gate, w the, temple which
is called Beautiful, to ask altns ot litem thai entered 5n1o ihs
tetnplo,
seeing Peter and Jolttt about lo go Ittlo lho tompie,
asked an alma, . '
And Peter, fastening his eyes upon hint with. John, said.
Look on us.
And lie gave heed utiio Iheai, epecl5Eg lo tccoWb some
thing Df them.
Then Peter said. Silver and gold have I none; but such
as I have give J ihae: In the name of Jestts Christ ot
Nazareth rise up and walk.
And be tDDK him by the right hnd and lifted hint up:
and Immediately his feet and ankla hones received strength.
And ha leaping rip stood, and walked, and entered with
them into the temple, walking and leaping and praising Cod.
And all the people saw him walking and nraising God.
And they knew that it was he which sal for alms at the
Beautiful gate ot the teropie: ami they wete filled with wonder
ami amazement at that which had happened unto hint.
And aa lite lame roan -which mas honied held Peter and
John, ail the people ran together unto them la tits porch
that Is called Solomon's sreaiiy -wondering.
The intrrnntionai nniform Snarfay j -.inart front the weaknesses, short-'
school lesson for April i'i. The 'rip- j rojninjts, meannesses and fnlinrps of
nlc at the benntifnl snip. Act 3'.t-U.j other mm.
itv VM. R (ill.UOV, 1), IX Moat of us tend to allow ic loyalty j
(Kdiior of The. CongregaliottjiliAt) nd Dnr devotion, pvpn to lhp hijjnpt
T OYAI.TV to a great ideal and toi tbinjes, to be affected by the action Df
S j a -nohip inatitntion is often the t otber. Some mm rpfnsp t jto )o.
nllimslp lest of - ft man's character. ! church, or to join the church because
Jt marks the real man. his actual j many obnrcb -members are IjiJS of fauJl
f;iith. and his devotion to principle. J lwonswlrary, Some men allow
SERMON 11 A. M.
By
Reu J. Franklin Haas,
Pasior ,
MUSICAL NUMBERS
SaloHE SHALL FEED HIS Ft-OCK"
, MBS. OSEBTetifFER
SdId "COME UNTO HIM" WME, MeOREW
Anthem "HALLELUJAH CHOHUS",,..,,,THe CHOiR
Soio-i KNOW MY REOEEMER UVETH".
MME, MaCREW
7:30 P. M. The Mu Phi Epsaon
Easter Service
FIRST METHODIST
EPISCOPAL CHURCH
.informal Oanco HM
A gnia nffaii- ot .tift jnst MvTnia,v
evening tfos .nfnvmni neneCit
danre whirh mMnbrTi of ie Exijtvn J
tiolf and lon1r.v rlh rpnusord nt t
the rlb house, A firm, thirty conj.c J
attended the affnir, Mrp, W. K. if ox-
)er and Mrs. iMwrenr Manprnd rcen ,
romm'ittee members in charge of the j
danre which na the opening affair
tt a number ot ttooia) tnnrtiomt which
lite club is to give this spring.
jrontiMwd from iwge four)
Tounj j
beiwwu th lU'ila mid l.iv Klttcs, f ltcli, hckI i(",cs. Thin will he art
wliieii wilt ie an ii.(ri8t.ig iVature. j cxwittKinal Mrvic. and jou will want
Krpuin. " u- - , , 1 j A i .ho s-'lone ot tlie isumm uuul a (o a? tlicrc. I rajcr atcd praise ttrrv-
tar' - ..i. . . . . i l'Vogvam tv .oillf .MtVllig ivvuule f ! K'F at the c(ir iitr.lv at
Tfi ehoir will
jat)
n fllllC i.illHH H.'trny I ... .. . -,.1 i ... .1. . i
ar Sftnnilinr " im-m . i ; 1 " ra.v-.MJiHT ot i'ugvno svtii ti t sow (k; tc ntii i up wre
, Shall lit.!! ,v .i L ' , mg at the Jiioniihg church swrvive. Ht t srvvN and teel that homey
Vllwirt Olorne) I Ajl K wrmon wiii he prem-lmi i like fJing. Ve ne ymi and will
t nTLJ lv,P?t thZmnistvr n,I foiling timl
wSi t ' m l" ,, ,"';',,U3;ih ..skH d nner w.li he .ervt for Mi ;
tte churth not' i vnnnw Z Vreent. Tije pv.-mjig uervicw at S
; -lit- "f r?' '""'"
I hut thrro )Jut cjhi cJjt.ro your atlpn-
Dinnor Parly Held j
3r. and Mrs, A. )J, lloss irrp j
hosts tfr art eniornMe d'nner itsrtr
at their hsitn& Tiwtlnr vsn'niF fn- Hi
era -re placrd toe lr. and Mr..
'. I. iKtnahfic, Miss Kitira ltsn- j
Kr. Miss I.ara Martin. Jliss llawl j
llamHtflft, ir. X. Miliar. lr. i. A. j.
ioss.
Jtini on ThtirMlar
tin
nifflit nt 7-. 'tit
ai n;l,
, St. Mary's Catholic
, m ' Easier ',it...iy. April 12
.iars
lie crlrhrat
rt Etcr S-.in.lay
f"rai"t at St.
fatholir
"wch :,(() an,
fii,0 o'eiork. Sti.
bp celchr.t.
lion, n-hat are tl.vV
Hi
t
M;.'l
OMork. T K
"''bratif ;n b
Kd,.td
"iroan, ait
"! k' Her. K. V.
"Ill
II
Croswell MDthtiDht
"Cood l(iruing" is Knsler snlnlji
tion and teit at the L'resnell .Meth
ottift 'etmr-h morn. tig aerviee. The
vvening address tt'ili -unsi.it of irooJ's
vhnt tin1 vvry same spirit that in.fiiir
rd the lU.sanna 1 lay ovation prevailed
mi the t'ruvifision Hay. J. 11. lrv
int;, pastor.
Sprlnafletd Mathcdiat Eolseojtal ',
Kiibert .Mpnioriall
The ciinialn entitled "The Thorn- '
frownptl Kiiig" will hp givrn at Tstlt
p. m. hy the rhnrvh rhoir, nnder the
ilirprtion of Mrs. . Vpru Hnin with
Mrs. Ivan .Mate nt the piano. This
rendition n il Hike 1 lie- entire eve
ning owl mil be n great treat to
those tih'i fltlpml. 'flip regular nn
nil.tl J-:;i.ler i-borrb .ervire will he 1
held in the morning -at 11 o'eiork.
.Mrs. J. T. Moore will sin "Kaster '
liawn," aemtniianied by Mrs, S. S.
I'ntter. This n il) also be uirnvbpr- j
f r,c Lutheran ship day, Kith rei-ption both by let-
ftntm.' r,'rry ,,rr. K trr anl on onfe.siin of faith. There '
r'X, , Sunday sehool will he baptisms of both ibijiiren and
, vine Raster aerriee II adults. The Kpaorth lenji" ' j
'ta't k, ric "' """ ennoti: "If;dmt a sunrise dei-otionai tneeling Ml
re i r"'"''1- .v""r faith is!t::) in the inorninlt on the et side
"iiri T" 'ipi-iof the vharrh, f.dloued by breakfast,
tsjWw.jT :t I'- in. Holy j in the rhur. li. The ehureh I'-hool wi
" IW '"nraiefl atbothimppt at :4.i. 1 he r.uuortu league
urs i...
" f- 'nrley. Th
"" sill hp
""n"1 by ubr
A :,
, i.-.,i imis.rni prngram lias:
Wewrj.1 male, the direetioi. of:
rrvi
1 ""'t T.
- - - rnrc
I hp Ladies Aid rrlulnr service at tl:.'lt B. m.
M-tsi flifernoon at (
"0,11,
"h Mrs. K. Kellman.
,rlpl . hrne(oii. T.
Spr.t"""! DV Adventist
"k I"""e 'lll-.I.
11 lit ' m- ehorrh
fcg llV . ' ln- "" t'opl.s
Pr
'.. Sundi
M.
Sah-
sprv-mppt
r meeting W'pii-
pvpning
lr.,h - 'l "1"h Other !b
1 nbhc aeleomp.
Euncna-Siirliiafltld Fre Matbooist
t Ins iiloek west of tilenu ood Sere
ire station, in West HnringfieM. Lil
lian tirav. pastor, fiinday sehool at
IMS. Josephine Lee, superintendent,
Harry Lnsign, asistant- eta-es for
ail. ' Kaster program tolay. Morning
ssrvicp at II a. in. Nuhieet, "The
llisen Lord.'- Sppeisl ainfing by La-
em I'ngh, ami others. I here ill
testimony service following the
preaching. Vonng people s tneelmg
I si T n. m. led by f '.lmos Unalt. i
r,'tpr KeM Cnr, iwill enjoy two Millie study, fnterest-
''" 'itc, 'i r "h i!' wmiierfnl ing and inlr,irtip. Kvening eerriee
ns (,., " ""'i nil sg.iin. at 7:4.".. 1'reaehing by Iter. Miller
" tfn'i""':! ,'i,""l is to baip .of Kngrne. SM-cial smgiog by Iter
" nu to finh in,) Hugh lb.wpm.nn and it. and Mr.
St. Marys Episcopal Church
T "J
Rev.
Frederick G. Jennings,
Pastor
Special
Easter Services
6:30 and J I A. M.
Musical Numbers:
VOLUNTARY, "Hing Easier Bella" Wallace A. Johnaou
JMtOCESSfON'AL, "Welcome, Happy Morning," A. S. Sullivan
5-S'TKOiT. "Christ tr Paaaover" F. N Shepperd
KYHIK KI.E1SON ., W. H. A. Hall
GRADUAL, "Corns ye faithful, raiBB the strain"
i A, 3. Stniiivan
COMMl'NION SERVICE IN' F A. S. Sdlilratt
HYMN. "Christ Is Rbven!" A R. Kiilltvan
ANTHEM. "As It Regan o nasvn" F. Flajcinfrtcin Harker
COMMUNION HYMN, "And now, O Father" W. If. Monk
NINf D1MITTI3 Gregorian
UKCKSHIONAL, "Jesua Christ la rl.n today" ., Worgan
rosfLl'DK.
ORfJANlST Misa Mary Loulsn Kent.
VIOLINIST Arthur Henderahott.
SOIX11STS Mlsa Margaret Hyatt, alr. Ro Powell nd
Blair Alderman.
CHOIR Misses Carmota HemPDway, Jnijptts. Ciaire Gibson,
flettle Trait: Mesdamea A. C. Bonik, Ciars A. iee, 1.
Nort, Llllla W. rittman, J,tlit Mr.Murren, Krnfsl SlrnniJ.
H. Tlsdalo, C. B. Wlilnugbby; M?ri. noy Curtis, Will
Adam. Ernest Hro)ten:ibiro, E. Eugeoa ChaJwbit. Krnest
Ludloa-. fiporge H. Mc.Vlorran, Ir. DelbBrt Slanard, Wallpr
Valentine.
Your Easter Duty
(A Message from St. Mary' Catholic Church, Eugene)
Wry party in (lie morning 41i? first; hiy at t.Sie week, ihry camr in ihn
sppuidirf, tiic sti being now risen. Ami cuirijig into thn sip!rfye ihf-y mvr
a young mail sitting on tho right mlr, diiJiCi wiiis ft white rslic; mi tii'y
ivoro aslonisiieii. WJio snilh io Hkmii; not affrtgitted; you neck Josms
of Nazareii), who was crcitie?; UK fH SKN iio is rt J?n, J)iv5ioW iJie
placo wlicre tlicy laid him. ' Mark XV, 2, 5, 6.
The events f tite first Easier morn, ihoisgis ftneient r ever new. Totiay s of old
lite world Jimsi irarn 13)tj Biysicry of L'ify from tlie H'wm (Jiirisi. Like the fiaiiJoans nt
the tiawu of the rcsurreetioit morntiig, we arc priviiogwi i explore ihts pjupty iotsih.
Xo one may plead indiffwnrn i 'il nli importajit concern. Xo one is entitlwi to
fdand apart and ohsorve wifh itlfc ctiriosity t!ie ('liristiatt multitude an Easier
At loasi i)i)R visit iho sincere mind must pay to the scpiiiuiire to iwiris -wljat lfi'll there
tn tiic tbirtl lny.
The issne is eriiienl for iiie souls of wen. in iiir? -vvonJs of Si, Paul; If Christ Iw
3iot ristn, then is our proaeiiing vain ami your fasfh ss also vain. Ht if Ciirist lie indeed
risen He wiii coma in ihn rtiajtsiy of His Fntlier and lie stern judga to tfiowj wlio have
not sought iiim a nicrcifiil 8vior.
Xo clteap diioianli? rnnoijoiinlssm willhc Hceepted as suhstitule for faith in Ciirist.
"Itfiigion is il or nothing;. 'Tis no mere smiio of onntnrimmi, or sish of spjrai.ii;
sin tpialitv of the finelier temptiwi ciy iifee iis vhitf55fss or is h!sess; it is lifts
of very life."
The hnmatt sonl is a prieciess gnn wi )ffvfej tsme and eternity, and though it can
r; ciiMDisi's scales, st outweighs m worUi and tiigtitiy d importance
not he weighed in lh.
all the Hial'prii universe heshle
Hearken to t!ie message of Easter:
that are above.
You Are Invited to Attend
If ve he risen with Christ, seek the things
KfnViN V. O'liAKA, i'asior.
EASTER SERVICES
ST. MARY'S CATHOLIC CHURCH
Eleventh and Lincoln Streets, Eugene
6:30 A. M. Low Mass.
8:00 A, M. Low Mass, Music by the Children's Choir),
10:30 A. M. Solemn High Mass (Augmented, choir under direc
tioo of Mr. Hugh Winder)
A SERMON AT EACH SERVICE
X. B. N'on-Caiiioiirs may jserure from ihe siers Jiiile pampiiirl MplaijjJjjR ihfi
so rv ipcs.
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