The Eugene guard., April 25, 1925, Image 6

Pago Six
THE EUOEKE GUARD
Satur3ay EveningAnni .
STEPHEN, FIRST MARTYR, SUBJECT SUNDAY LESSON
Question as to Why Truth's Progress is Long Story of Martyrdom Remains Un
answered, Says Writer.
t
(
f (Til Iiitprnsli'ninl Tniform Stindny
) Sctionl LtHn for April 'Ji. Ktppbca,
j the l-'init Martyr.)
j liy V, GILHOY. I). I.
I iK(ihr of Th ('onKrt'cnti'iuaiiiit)
j THl" 'r",on ,ot rijcMlr
tmmrd. Kfrnlisn mi mit fh first
Hhr(jr, hut the first ( itrihtimi mar- j
jr. Mjin.v, nt the lhli rhiiHr of '
lit brew i-wtiintii u.. 1 ,i lip. fur f
' tli faith, ami are ln:krii in piirjutnv
ami spirit, ai Jlebrptva 1 1 and ) J
pViinly tcarlitH, id th rrn: unity "f
fill tlt'JBO Whnf Hit ri'll'C II ii i tc
ki off nn (I (In (J'''a u 'll. nml nlio tUt
iwt vltm even life (H-if for t!io uitUv
of fulih aud coniclpncc.
Why In th Jn tor of tlif prnirr?
of truth and rffhtpounn"! )nnI
fcifry vt marr'Jo't ' Why nhould .i
pern and fc.iintly nun lilu- Jul iig
Sl't hrn Im dt.uifd to dr.iih? u
(iinu'it nay. lint I thi in? fiery t.f
Me. end it in t!io mjmrry ii t
runout i:n I"rt;;i, ; the nit 'rr
but ftp rnn 'lodfiftjind Kfutie nf thn
r-Mi!ta and lni'il!i::i of Uii in,
ioqn prrxpftn. Vs cjii h'o th.tl fnuii
thr ytmidpnint of :ii! pr-'grt-HH f
I'liriilhiii rluinli llio d":nlt nf Sir
pin r. wim worth .vliili', mi iinu-ti
ll.a, if Stpph'ii c-Mild hnvn nevn n'l
llm, hi dnlli wan ff- in( to iicroin
p!h hp woitil undouhipdly rh",n
to hnvp inndp 'ho ncnfu't'.
Tilfl lllntft Ilii'ioi U'ii furl ill fin
ti'iilnn with rhia Monin,i nf Sh-plim
Ii in thp Hth vere of tin Jiroi,
'Thp vJlDPima l.ud thtw n I hi r
dr hpr at ii r-nug jimn'i fppt, win i
to a me wan Haul."
'hy waa th.it innn Kmil, aflpr
Vitrda callrd I'a.i!, not on ti.ihp p::r
tiripnnt in the rl ir..iit: ? Why win hp
ni tnit to it-.urn th fnr, of
lb-He who did ihi killing; lud thr
Aonl of the man wiu nftt'rrtnrd
wrMp tlm niOHt l)iniilifut prir,-ni n
3.ovt pvr writ .i'i (I C'orlnthifiiii. o)
i'i volt aRfiinnt i hi hurrorV Wo know
not hut wn do ntww Hint in that h"'ir
1'ntt wai forced to dpriKinn.
At firat he decided wrongly. Hut
he wft too airtight a thinVpr nrt
to rmilixc that ha win v4 rcMimnt'bie
ft-r the dpulh .if K eiilifti nn tlto.p
ho had dona thn arum! h(rnin,
mid tli in In what I'juI prt')tilj!y Ii;mI
in mind when, in nlte yeiir. f I ki
lip doctnrpd that Ihj hud lived m nil
ft.oti rnnflclpiirr, In ritllrd Imnnplf
"tho chipf nf iinijcrn." He knrw
tint bigotry bad m.ido biin n iniir
dprer. Hut at firat he "ItbkH n:ilnat tl.i
prick." The firat ttwikeiiinjt of
truth In a tuna who iti ptirtuinK n
TiToiiir con run iiaually v.nly tend nt
firat to drive him more Inirrnoly
along (hia wrong line. He iiruslrn
ncniuit the new llsht, and wlnn hh
faith in the thing tint he baa been
doing hp gilt to WAver ho hopea to
atrengthen hlmielf by it vort of art!
firial intenaitj. Ho 1'aul became af
ter thia a co no a terrible persecutor,
brpatbing out thrpnteuiiiga nnd
alnughtpr agninat thoae of the Chtif-j
tiou way.
Hut did lie ever ihake fr,m bis ;
vla'on nnd memory ttie acene t tho'
dentil of Hlephpn? Could ho drown i
from bit Mr a the mnrtyr'a cry, in lin '
culled upon lod, "1-ny not tliia tdn :
x to their charge," and "bard Jcnus, i
I recclva my aplrlt"?
; The couveraion on the way to ln-i
miiaciiR of Saul, tho peraecutor, wn,
Degun Hint ilny ai he aaw hlehu
atoned to tlcHtlt. How often raul
in lot t have recalled tho acene in later
jenra when he bimaelf auffcrel! How
the memory of Ktephen'a faith mid
fortitude mint have helped to uphold
hi in ill perila, privation and Buffer
injta on behalf of hi Iord inch n$
the human spirit could barly hearl
What a strange contrast between
the aereulty of Htephen In the very
hour of death, nnd the passion and
fury of those who killed him! Htntiuo
In it not, Hint men should think that
hateful nnd vengeful pnasions should
in nnjr way be honoring to (tad? Yet
to thia very dny In the name Vf re
ligion men nrn still bitter and unre
lenting against those whom they
derm unorthodox. True I hey ran no
longer kill, and burn at the atako, or;
Imprison, or torture. Hut the bitter:
spirit slill remains,
Let ns be hesitant about assuming
that we are right and that other men
re wrong
) Text: Actt :8-16
meetimi fur two weeki at Ieat. Rtr.l ''eW- Moruiug worihip at 11:00.
Stuirngl b a way of premtin i Jlr- Uoaili l'ouug, and a aeruioD by ,
Iiibla truths tint ii both convinciug ! our niluistcr on a very unpopular
and Inltreiting. Jle is an old fabioneJ ! lhme: "Is Ticre a Hell?" Js there,
full gospel preacher that is not afraid j urounds for the liberal consign-:
to tell the truth, the whole truth and : u'1'"' "mia to this place? It'a worth .
nothing hut the truth. The people of ! 'hinkinj about. Y. I'. M. C. E. at O-.'M
Eugene who love the Old Word and ! toT tbe young people. Come and Le
its rugaed truths should not miss one ; welcomed UVdnesdny evening. The
of these mretinis, for from the first ! installation of our minister ns pas-
sermon to the last his discourses will ' '"r- Saunders. Olffen, Large and
Everybody welcome.
MAKE FAITH ADVENTURE, ADVICE
Defenders of Faith Havo Never Been Stimulators of Faith. Says
Glenn Frank, Editor
First Congregational
Fred J. f'lark. Mininfor !i-J', Gun.
day school, J. K, Geicnell. Supt. 11 a. I,ie c"arC to h potior, nnd Mr.
'JVinpleton will be in cbJirge, JServicc
at 7.30. Jtev, tiaunders will prearh -i'.e
sermon. Mr. Giffen will give (he
charge to the people. Mr. Tcmpleton,
Sermon: The Four Winds of God.
i Music; Mrs. C. A. K. Whitton, direct-1
! or. Anthem. ") Ird, Thou Art ly
Hirength." Godard-.Schnecker; solo, ,'
j "All in the April Kvening," Mrs.
Whitton. 8 p. in., Jlook Sermon: j
From Immigrant to Inventor." the
autnbiogniphy of MichncI J'upiri, be
j ing one of the most thrilling stories of
' huiti.in achievpinrnt as well as one of
j the kceneftt descriptions of ePBPntin!
Aiueriranixm ever written. Music: An
them "If Ye Love Me." Iansing. An
them, "Evening Prayer," iSehnecker.
Large will prebide. All are invited.
Seventh Day Adventlst,
Seventh and (Jharneltn, T M.
L:iiJgi'rK. pator. Phone ,.0-,7. fJib
hfith e'-liool 0;4.i a. in., church ser-
vices 11 a. m., young peojtle'a meet
ing .'. p. in., prayer meeting Wednes
day 8 p. m. Xo service Sunday eve
mug. Public welcome to nil meeting.
First Unitarian.
Fast Eleventh avenue at Ferry
street. Morning service at 10:4.1 with
Kermon by the pastor,. Frank Fav
Eugone-Sprlngfiefd Free Mothodist Eddy. "I 'nitarinnism in JUtrof-peci'
Une block west of Glenwood serv-1 W1" ' t"o aermon topic being the
ice station, West Springfield, J.illinn j f'rt't f'( two sermons on "L'uitnririnUin
Gray, pastor. Sunday u'hool at i:4.'i. ! and the Modern Mind" The soloint t
JoKciihine Eep, supprintendeut. Class-', 'his service will be ftohert McKnight.
cs for all. A growing school. Morn
ing servico 1 1 a. in., old fnKhioncd
IfHtimony meeting following servii-p.
Song by Hoy Pugh And otbera. Good
HervifPH. You can tnke part. Young
people's nipptitig at 7 p. m., lpd by
Hartford McVey. You will like it
her,e. Preaching at 7:i."i. Solo by
Hoy I'ugh. Hring the babies nnd foci
at home,
The church a.-hool meets at the close
of the morning service. In the round
table class conducted hj Mr. Eddy the
subject for discussion" will bo "Win
wood Kende's Interpretation of
.Mfihfltnnipclnnism."
Emmaus Lutheran.
Emmsus Lutheran Church on 2nd
j urnnnj ai irrnonu a vo W ot iua n
rervicPH. Thitrndnv ttnruina . mid. t. ' nu lv ur
meeting -t the church. 7:30' p. ,. Yo ! no0ck is. PTZ aT "
come, lake par,, .j,,,. pr'v. sneak I L." ; ' """(I Anderson,
and feel at home. I . V ' . 7 worslup
' " ni"n service nc eleven
Acta 7:64-o0
And Stephen, full of fnitli ond power, did great wonders
and miracles among tho people.
Then there aroao certain of the synagogue, which In called
the synngoguo of the Libertines, and Cyreninna, and Alexan
drlana, and of them of Clllcln and of Asia, disputing with
Slophon.
And they wore not nhlo to resist the wisdom and the'
spirit by whlrh he apnko.
Then they suborned men, which snlrt', We have heard him
speak blasphemous words ugnliiHt Mnses, nnd ngnlnst Clod
And thny stirred up the people, nnd tho elders, and the
scribes, and came upon him, and caught him, nnd brought hlm
to llio council.
And set up false witnesses, which said, This man censeth not
to spcuk blasphemous words against this holy place, and the
law :
For wo linve heard him say, Ihnt this Jesus of Naiaroth
shnll destroy this place, and shall change tho customs which
Moses delivered' us.
And nil that sat In, tho council looking steadfastly on him,
saw his fnco as It had been the face of nn nngel.
When thoy henrd those things they wore cut to the heart,
and thny gnashed on hlm with their tooth.
Hut ho, being full of tho Holy Ghost, looked up stead
fastly Into heaven, and saw tho glory of Clod, and Jesus standing
on tho right hand of God.
And said, Heboid, I aoo tho hcaVons 'opened, and tho Son
of man standing on the right hand of God.
Then they cried out with n loud voice, nnd atopped their
cars, and ran upon hlm, with ono accord.
And cast him out of tho city, and stoned him: and the
witnesses lu id down their clothes at a young man's feet,
whoao namo was Saul.
And they atoned Stephen, calllngupen God, and saying,
Lord Jesus, receive my spirit.
And ho kneeled down, and" cried with a loud voice, Lord,
lay not this sin to their charge. Aud when ho had said this,
ho fell asleep.
Creswell Methodist
At the Creswell Methodist church
morning service, odd Fellows and Ite
bekahs lay will be observed, to which
all members and the public are in
vited. Special music will bo furnish
ed. At the eight o'clock evening ser
vice tho topic will be "Man's Nearest
Approach to Omnipotence." Odd Fel
lows and JtebeknliH are requested to
meet In Ilia Odd Fellows hall Kundny
morulng between tho hours of ten nnd
eleven to march in a body to the
church, leaving the hall at 10:45.
First Baptist
Corner of F.Ighth and I'earl streets.
Charles K. lHmhnm, pastor. Arab
lloyt Hae, mimic director. Hllilc
school meets at 11:1., W. It. Lord, su
perintendent. Morning worshin at 11
o'clock. The psslnr will preach the
sermon. Tho subject being: "The
Reality of .the Presence of God." The
quartet sings ".My Soul I.ongeth"
o'clock with Holy Communion service
at eight i. in. All In the English Inn
gmige. Lunch will ho served in the
church hnftpiitcnt at noon. At two
o'clock in the afternoon Ilev. Joshua
Kbnniis, an Assyrian refugee of old
Assyria, with his wifo and his
brother's two sons, orphnns, will be
with us. Jlo will speak about the
Christian sufferings etc., at the hands
of the Turks and Mohammedans, as
an eye witness, also a sufferer. He
will tell about Assyria's oldest I'm.
testant church, lou are cordially in
.oru id auenu. rraycr meeting
tiiurBiiny evening at the home of Itev.
and .Mrs. Iverscn. The Indies Aid
Society will meet Thursday afternoon
at the homo of .Mrs. L. I Hanson,
ioiu venue v est.
Church of God.
Third and .Monroe. Mamie Hisconer,
pastor, liible school 10 a. in. E. A.
Fegles, superintendent. A. .C. Ileml
i.iinrsmnj snil (.urtis .Marshall will "ii"i. unisses tor all ages, l'reuch
were In upholding what Ihey thought
I" bo the trill tt. they would Hot have
dene lo ties ill a saint and hem.
Those who stoned Stephen were
the foes of new Irulli. Tliey could
not are Hint God is ever fiilfillii.B
(ruth, revealing it In new forms and
in richer meanings, ll Is paihelic in ! conversion was determined hy this
see how even lu America Hie rnnk a ! Incident Hi. I I.. v
If the misguided people of ihoan who csll themselves I'hris. Li,...l Rin..i.A - i . .. '
who stoned Stephen hsd been as In- lisna are torn with diasenllon snd I llio way that Ihey call heresy o
teii'e in falrne.s snd love as they I strife, and some men are bent upon I womliip I I he God of my fathers"?
easting out of I ho church those who
do not agree wllb them, or who nre
unable to express their religious fnilb
In llio Inngiirtge of yrsterdny, much
as Ihey rlnim sincero failh In Christ
and loyalty lo Him.
Perhaps I lie very form of Tsui's
sing the offertory solo "At the Sa
vlours Command." (Chipman). The
young people's societies meet at 7
o'clock. Tho evening services at 8
o'clock. Hcv. J. C-Wetterlinhn, pastor
of the Springfield Uaptist church, will
bring the evening messnge. His sub
ject being: "Tho effort put forth to
win a Soul." The choir will sing "Sa
vious Again to Thy Dear Nauia."
(Shelley) and Miss Alberta Carson
will sing "O Loving Father" (Del
iliego). I'rayor and conference meet
ing on Thursday night at i:M.
First Christian
Oak and Eleventh streets. K. V.
Stivers, pastor. In spite of the storm
last Sunday there was a wonderful
come hack" lioni tlio great Easier
crowds. This Sunday promises to be
another good day. In fact wo aro
making a record this year of whiili
we aro justly proud. Wo urge the
Biiuie loyally which has been mani
fested in the past ami we will have a
great attendance. Sunday luuruing Dr.
Stivers speaks on the subject "Jesus
and a Killer of the Jews." Suuday
evening wo are to hava the I. O. (J. F.
lodge with nil its branches ss our
guests. The members both Odd Fel
lows and llebekalls will gather at
the lodge room at 7 o'clock promptly
nnd march lu n body to the church.
Tho Odd Fellow band will givo a
pre-servico concert at T:!lu o'clock,
continuing for thirty minutes. Tho
sermon subject is "The Jericho ltoad."
This is always a great occasion and
we aro expecting this to be the best
anniversary service wo have ever hsd.
The, church will again be filled to ca
pacity. We will provide seals in every
foot of available space in order to '
lake care of the great audience. The
pi.hlic is invited.
ing at H a. in. The pastor will speak
on ii e nceu or spirituality on the
church. Quartet, "He Shnll Feed His
Flock." Young people's meeting 7:15
p. m. All young people are welcome.
Preaching 8 p. m. liev. A. C. Head
will preach. Song, "The I'enrly
Gates." Mid-week prayer meeting ,n
Thursday 8 p. m. All are welcome.
Trinity Lutheran.
Corner Sixth nnd Pearl, Overt
Skilbred, pastor. Sunday school every
Sunday at VA5 a. m. Ruth Gilbert
son, superintendent. This is a graded
school and all in American. On Sun
day morning we must shorten the hour
for the Sunday school as we have
special services, Morning worship in
American nt 10:.'i0. Wo have full
ritual and song by tho choir. Itev.
Skilhred will have the altar service
and Hev. Joshua Kliamis. a nativo of
Niniveh Assyria, will preach the ser
mon. He will also reveal to us the
I
if. ,
t i .- - I I
11
Glenn Frank
My GEORGE BRITT
(NEA Service Writer)
Jy'EW YORK, April 23. ".Make
failh a matter of adventure
rather than a matter of assent."
This suggestion for churches comes
from the detached viewpoint of au
outsider looking in. No clergyman
persecutions by tho Turk. Come early
lo get a seat. Afternoon services at
Spencer creek at 2:80 in Scandina
vian, Evening services at 7:30 in
Auurricuu. Three ministers will par
take in the service and the special
song will be a duet by Nihla Mines
and Vetta Olson. On Monday, 7:30 p.
m, the Sunday echool faculty will
meet for monthly business, lie sure
to come all of you workers in our
Sunday school. The Donebo Ladled
aid will meet in our church parlors on
Wednesday, 2.30 p. m. Mrs. Edward
Tborstenberg is the hostess. The choir
practices on Wednesday at 7:.'lf) n. m
The confirmants will not meet on
Saturday, May 2, ns Rev. Skilbred has
to be at Silverton to the stato on
vention of the Lutheran Urolherhood
oi Oregon, .May 2, i) and 4. Itev. J.
O. Hougen will preach the morning
sermon and representative of the
near east relief will preach In rhe evening.
Is speaking. The critic is Glenn
Frank, editor of the Century Maga
zine, a layman who is interested in
churches and has studied them at
tentively. Dogmas to which tho mind is asked
to assent nrovoko HtHo intnr..i i.-
lievcs Frank. Xct he thinks there is
far more religion in America than has
ever been captured in statistics of
either church membership or attend
ance. Religious articles in his mng
azine, he says, are read with far
greater show of interest than those
on any other serious subject. The
reason for the contradictory religi- j
ous manifestations of these times, he 1
thinks, is that the modern tiiin,! !
reaches its beliefs through its living
rather than its living through its be
liefs. "The theological mind tends to
make Christianity a set of ,l..t..;
to be believed rather than a wny of
life, ' saya Frank.
"This, it seems to me. mom, ti.
death of valid religion. There is no
spiritual gain when Uic mind is bul
lied into the aceenlaiien of .. ,i
by tho threat of authority or the fear
of damnation, even if the dogma i
true.
"In n very real sense, I rnnnot ac
cept the religion of another. Thnt I
am intellectually convinced that it is
I true docs not ffiTkTlTr5
I comes true for me on . I' L
rate, me so th .
I it colors my life. wnt ilJ'
e laymen are nt
terested in techaicalitu, 'I i.
We are interested ia 'h'0' V
the mastery of i;fe injt
religion means to n, w-V t
to ciurch, we want lih. " i
tery of life and leade l00
mastery of life. '"""'"'P 1,
"Some of us are F j
and some of us sre ModeT10-)
we agree in OUP desire
...v. yi UUI-UIJ At ..r "rill
teUectual leadership t?
of doctrine. We knw T
are not wholly separate, bat''te
i .l , ""crested in ti "'-I
oMheoiogy, butintli.
Fenntr .Inn. .
,ro
Cnnrcliea ,i -..ub tm t a
iiiey inT jj M,
average man to exchange .7 &
assent to a creed for a vii.i '
in nobler living. H i. '
ever tl,e .t- . 11 "UK i.
ori- -""oversy. m
me ueienuers of tli.
never been the .,!..,- Ir,
he say,. "lur- in
!. !ron! loin h i
customed to think J, Sa' -ing
to believe any widely . "
doctrine, provided it was fr7T"
enough centuries ago I,''!
case is would be more seen,,., 1
that John Smith is ... "'.""!
cowardice. 1 f'l'.l
.u T' . "?.'.' 1st,, fcl
....v uao Burn coniHience In th.
sentia.1 righlness of th, unir,,
he is willing to adventure ouukj,?
little circle of the white light . ,"'
known that falls about bi. 'd
est faith have not hee 7 M
but oionocrs." ""'
HaSl'sCatarrli
Medicine :f
risen -m ir.J U... L , ' B
Sold by dnigguU for ortr 40 m,
F.I.CHENEY & CCToUdcOb,!
Stanley
Apartments
Two and Three
"Room Furnished
Suites
Hot and cold water. Steam
heat, private bath.
Phone 967
Mrs. H. F. Shaw,
Proprietress
HHICH ESTER S PILLS
I'llls In Bed ad (Jold ntaxAVt I
!. teal,! with Mi, (ikv. W I
ToLo nt tber. Br f Jmr "
I'rutTBl- AikfcCinlftMTI1
DIAMOND ItltAND P1UA(U
;un Known at ukl b)(tT AUnnlrli
SOLD BV DRUGGISTS
At The Churches Sunday
Falrmount Presbyterian.
Villard and Fifteenth streets, l:.
Winterberger. minister, 'l'ha llibl..
! school meets at Il:4"i. Our classrs in
j clMde nil ages, nnd every clnss is di
I reeled by llio best talent we enn se
I cure. Kcellrnt work Is being done in
First Mslhodlit Episcopal
J. Franklin llnss, minister. Morn
ing sernu'n by the psator on ibe
theme, "A Conuuering Church," What
are some of Hie elements In a con
liueriltg church? Is the church of
loday a fonoueriits or a decadent in-
sliliilion Tliese are some of Ibe mat
lbs pastor speaking en the Iheine
'M brist a War of Winning Men." The
choir will sing "Johilaittn Deo"
lllurki Slid "We Would See Jeaua"
Mnralonl. For the evening service
the pastor's theme will be "Palng
on the Torch." a practical nie.snge for
each of us. The uoartel will sing "O
orinl Methodist church to attend wor-
rs that will ho considered Suiolsy j Ssviour ot llie World" (Goes I. Junior
timing. Sunday evening at N:Ul, a C. K. at 4;:ttl; Westminster League
ters that
morning, riiinuay evening at K:Ui, a v. r.. at i;.(n: i esttninster League
great Hoys service. The Kolarlans of!"' "': lirilian Ludenvor at 7 '
F.ugena will begin Ihelr idanned
' observance of lloja Week Ity their
liresciice at Ihia service. The message
oil "The Possibilities of Youth" will
he of vital inleresl in all young folks
of Kugene regardless of sex. It
lug song service and special iinislr
under direction o( Koiari.n John
Slark Fvaiis. Chimh school at l':l"
With Dr. Hunt leading. Clashes and
teachers for all ages. Study the III
hie with us, if not enrolled elsewhere.
Young Peoples Devotional services al
7:tl o'clock. The high achmd sroup
in the ladies parlor, and the We.l.t
club Id the I ntversitr rooms. Help,
fill programs. Special inutlc for Ihe
' day as follows: Morning at eleven
Anthem, "Seek Ye Ibe Lord," Rob
erts Mr. Ilrrsnn snd choir; Offer
tory I'uet, "Charily. " MaeD.rmid--
Mrs. Oberteufter and Mr. Itrvson
clock. I lie loot-week prrtier service
Thursdor evening at N o'clock with
Ihe peior lesduig. Lesson 14 of
Snowilen'a "Life of Christ" will fin-nl-h
Ihe topic for iliaeuasinn. Again
we extend ail urgent invitation lo
ou to attend the services of lln
church.
Grace Lutheran
Corner lllh Ave K., and Ferrr M
It. Tianlmnnn. .slor. Nindat school
at u.l.'i a. in. Divine service II a
m., with sermon on Ihe subject "Suf
fering Wlih Christ." Ihe Y. P. S
will meet for a business Be. I social
meeting Krldsr evening at Ihe Drier
lm home, 1721 Alder St.
First Church nl Christ jtrlsntlsi
Corner of Tweltlk ami OA .......
B.ib.I.v : .7 . . . i
S!l?f 2-??: -!-! Vednesday ,Z '
"ig at oVtock; Sunday school at
9 W a. m. The reading room at room '
312 McMorran and Nn.hhurne build-i
lg. cirner of Fijhth and Uilanieilet
aireeis. is open o.t, except Sundavs)
,rK.i nniuisis, a I all It.nirs. The
try Tis of Thee," Iirens-Mme. lc-
Grew and ( boir.
Central Preshyterlae
Corner 10th ami Pearl. Ilee. A. II
Paundere, minister. Piof. John II
Siefert, choir director. Mrs. Itmh librarian is In ' all.Manev from 1
j'bvi. icnver, nrgnnxi. cmrelay . unitl fi tsi. I he lect of lb b'.aoo
srhmil at U:4."i. Willi II. A. Soulla. ! sermon for Hut-lav is "Protti.. .f.
general ailierintentlent, anil a corp.
of efficient nlficera ami reliable tea
chers in charge. This is one of lb.
most interesting of our church serv
ices, and we urge you to come ami en
joy it with us. titHKl singing, rever
ter Death." All cordtsll) limlcd
to attemi me rtiurctl services ami vis.
it th reading room.
SprlaotlsU MttboSUt Ealiceaal
The Sprinfield Lodge No. In. I. O.
rut liible study and hapity fellow-stun ' O. ' . ....i n.. i ..n .. .
are Important features of this service. ' Juanita l.r.l, No. M have a.-.-eo'ie.l
W'trmiig worshiu at 11 o'clock with jib, invtiativn of the Lbbcri M,m-
I
i i miriis w or-
! shin in a hotly next Sunday evening
ai i :.iti p. in., r . I,. Moore, deliv
ering Hie annual message. At the
morning service the church school
eonvi s nt t : with Mrs. Ida
tianls. superintendent. The ,. e
for young married w-omcn is growing
and open Willi a welcome lo others.
I hey meet in the League room at the
school pour. The men s clan ctlcndt
a welcome to new men, Hi,.y 1,BV,, B1.
opted Hie round table plan, passing
i teacoer leatlerslnp ti',m ,,h0
anoiher. The loorniug worship at II
o'clock with the regular loorniug ser
mon. Tho Kpivorlh l.esgue uiet at
li.'W p. m. All ai -Ihe Church ot
the t oidui! W clcttne."
ralrmount Chrlstlsa
At ITlh ahd Ct.luiuhis Sis S-tn.Nt
serMee, , tl 1 ,,,, , , m m
at S:IHi p. m. Splen.1,1 work so.l inier.
est are being shown in the 11,1,1.
school. Serm.-n S -cdsr ni-rn ng en
tilled "The Knowledge of Korgi,..
nes." This is rsperially a le.t m.
sage rnte-rininc one. own heart.
There will be no regnl.r Fndesmr
meeting Ihis week as our r..ung pen
pie sr. eipeclmg lo attend lh l oun.
It C. K. Contention j Springfield
during th I hour. Hegoljr ch lrt h ser
vices in the evening, booster. It I
Dunn, Minuter.
8 ble Staadartf Mixtion
707 Pearl .Heel, t r-, u ll.mrn
saiia. pastor. Jtrx, Atfe,.t, ,
assistant ps.ior, M;., !., x.H,'
musical ,1 re, lor. S mji, ..,,. ,
a. m. Vivian Ii.-.,.,.. ... ... . .
t lasses (or Ihe who!, f,,,,.,, (rvm ,,(.
and grandma. Pre, hi rig al II
...tO and , atl p. , ,h, rro,Pr,
l ' " ! P- in. All jour,
pet.p.e are rorxliallx iimtexl to ll,re
crusader ineeiii,,,, e j,sx xxuh .
ei.cliS Stucle, of Si.-rac.em,.'
t alitoriiu. xxlu nni pi,,,!,
gland, a
About
Lane
County
Porirs Xo. 3
In 1P20 there were .TJTll
farms classified as follows:
Under 3 Acres is
3 to 9 Acres 502
10 to 19 Acres J7a
71) lo 49 Acres . ... SRS
W to 99 Acres 645
'Ihers hsa been mu.-h sub.
ditidiog of land into .n.il.r
farms sic-e 1lr.1l. The Isnd of
lane County is peculiarly
Bdsite.l lo intensive cultivation.
Diversified farming is the ge,v
eral rule. Lane Coiinlx la e.
setilisllt a community of small
home., ,.d schools, churches
and gn.d roads.
No matter what part of th.
Count t inn happen to he u,
ton , fn pe.,,,1, ,,,.
Led with our baukiug serxn-e.
Bank
of
Commerce
Eugene, Oregon
A Welcome
Odd
Fellows
The One Hundred Sixth Anniversary of Odd Fellowjhip will be
observed at the
First Christian Church
Oak and Eleventh Streets
Sunday Evening- 8 o'clock
Sermon Subject: "The Jericho Road"
Pre-Service Concert
By The I. O. O. F. Band
At 7.30
Members, both Odd Fellow anrl R-k-L u i. .
and march to church in a body Rebekahs' W,1! t the hall at 7:00 o'clock
Reserved Seats lor Membern of the Lodge
All Branches
The Public Is Invited
't . .