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Newspaper Page TextFour Pages Second Section Four Pages Second Section VOL. 67 EUGEXE, OREGON, SATURDAY EVENT XG, MAY 30. l!V2r XO. 124 L- i vzm---- ' - J PETER AT LYDDA AND JOPPA LESSON TOPIC Activities Started at Jerusalem, But, Like That of Jesus, His Ministry Became Itinerant n,e lnte"""'""-1 u - T) -r ami J"PI- - K. GILKOY, u.i. i.nl'U Editor o( The Congn-gationalist) rliO.M lb' activities of Paul, the T , convert, we turn again in this won to I'" rlt ot Vet"' 1U -ivitifs in the beginning were cen ' l it Jerusalem, but like that of k'iilonl bis aa an itinerant niims- 'n,t scene of the first incident in ,hi, lesson i "t I-.v"'la- " - "" .wbivest from Jerusalem. Here we I ho t..rv of the healins of Aen- .bo bad been for eight years aim ".rita Peter, at the nil of ,k, ili.ri'i'-s. imssed on to Joppa Tabitha. bettvr known as Dor f , M. uian full of good works, had Za died. Peter on arrival at Joppa, J5 . . . ..1- fnn. mile, frtiin Lrdda found the body washed and ul out for burial iu an upper cham- Kith wiilowa, whom Donas had ..wd ariiling around ond showing jkt garments which she had made. The record is that Peter put them all forth anil kneeled down and prn ,A and turning to the body said. "Ta bitha, arise." that she opened her anH sat uii when she saw Peter, ,al tbat Peter gave her his hand, lift d her up and presented her alive to lie saints and widows. No Proof There ean be little value in dis using this miracle except as it sym-i-.fi... ihe lite-givine power of Christ ,nd the (iospel. Ve have neither proof nor disproof outside of Ihe Crenel Of tllC HICKieill IIS It IS n ti'i'i- fd ami if miracles could bo explained, Ihfy ivould be no longer, niirneles. We have not nie full facts, and above ill, we have no medical testimony. Dorcas may not have been actually dud. I have had occasion recently to look up in The ('ongri'Kiitionnlist ot some years ago, 1 think it wns way back in Ihe eighties of Inst century, a story almost as remarkable as this in our lesson, the full truth of which, I believe, wns amply verified. It con cerned a well-known Congregational minister. A man of saintly and noble character who had to all appearances died. He wns laid out for burial nnd was about to be interred when a wo man, who had formerly nursed him through an illness, who bad not, heard of his denth. in response to a spirit ual prompting that Bhe could not ex plain, came to inquire concerning him. When she found him apparently dead, she began a treatment, chuf fing and rubbing, which soon resulted in the apparently dead man coming to life. The' circumstances urc told with full detail in this article in the old number of The Congregalionalist, and a somenhnt remarkable thing is that, theiigli tins minister was conscious nil through the period of his trance Mid knfw jvlmt was happening nround him without being shin to give nny sign and though he understood, of course, lhat he wns likely to he buried nlive, he had during his trance a remnrk able experience nf the presence of Ihe Saviour who had brought to him great peace of mind that he had not alttays experienced during his time of wakeful consciousness. Reminder of M'racles I'rohalily it is records such as this that constitute the background of New Testament stories of raising from the dead. They ought at least to remind prosaic nnd captious crit ics, who distrust the stories of (ho miraculous, of the wonders of the Grny, pastor. Sunday school at 9:43. Josephine Lee, superintend nt. class es (or all A good place to send the children and a food place to come, too. Morning ervic at 11 o'clock. Sermon by the pastor, as these ser vices are farewell services of the I'aoiur, mrre win ov uiiu u crvm j sin gin )t, ud all will be aNe to take; part. The class leader. II. E. Irf. will lead the testimony service. The eu tire services of the day will be in the nature of a farewell for the pastor. There will be young people's meeting at 7 p. m., led by Kosa Rivers. You will like these young people, and can take part and help here. At 7:45, Hoy Tugh will have charge of the song service. There will be several spo cial songs including a trio, a duet and some solos. The pastor desires to in-, vite all her friends to this farewell day and wishes to thank all for all they have done for her during her stay here. She n'ka that all come and bid her liedspeed, bring tha babies and come to this, "homey" church. Evangelist Sadie McVey will bo m charge of the service. The outgoing pastor -vill give a short talk and will have all take part. The midweek prayer and praise service will be iu charge of some of the workers. You are always Invited to this church. Do not fail to make this your home church. Come just as you re. A hearty welcome awaits you at the friendly place. The Free Methodut camp meeting will convrue In Hone burg in connection with the confer ence, and will begin on June it. and everybody is invited to go and tent on the grounds. First Unitarian. vuvMith vim. m at Ferry street. Morning service at 10:45 with sermon by the pastor, Frank Fay Ertdr. Sermon topic: "Heroic Strain itf- Which Man Responds," a consid eration of certain great themes which stand out in human history. 'Hie soloist it this service will be Bar bara Edm.nds, soprano. 'Ihe ctiurcii school meets at the close of the morning service. High streets. Subjects: When lid , Man Become a Living Soul? What) Constitutes a Soul? Animals also are j souls but have no promise of a resur- j rection. The redemption wns provided t for man. Second lesson. The Jewish J Nation ia the only nation or kingdom tied ever recoguiied. What relation ship if any. has it to the lien tile governments? do thee good. Thursday niuht prayer j mp and conference meeting at 7 ement of hrtptii-m hy iimnemo t, tin he stipulated. I ritimiitely in A new $1,i;im0h ttVy ; nrr;.iHr nUfice, a "fivi hiireh' uhei-i Minnie I "II ' 'tu';tuui.K. r.-c rdb's . f t revd, BIG SHRINE TREK Shriner from nil parst of tha country will be touring up the high ways tending to T.o Angeles in June. Text: Acts 9:32 43 And it came to pass, as Peter passed throughout all quar ters, ho came down also to the saints which dwelt at Lydda. And there he found a certain man named Eneas, which had kept his bed eight years, and was sick of the palsy.. And Peter said unto him, Eneas, Jesus Christ maketh thee whole: arise and mak thy bed. And he arose immediately. And nil that dwelt at Lydda and Raron saw him, and turned to the Lord. Now there was at Joppa a certain disciple- named Tabitha, which by interpretation is called Dorcas: this woman wns full of good works and almsdceds which she did. And It came to pass in those days, that she was sick, and died: whom when they had washed, they laid her in an upper chamber. And forasmuch as Lydda was nigh to Joppn, and the dis ciples had heard that Peter was there, they sont unto him two men, d&slring him that he would not delay to come to thorn. .... Then Peter arose and went with them. When ho was come, they brought him into the upper chamber: and all tho widows stood by him weeping, and showing the coats and gar ments which Dorcas made, while she was with them. But Peter put them all forth, and kneeled down, and prayed; and turning him to the body said, Tabitha, arise. And she opened her eyes: and' when she saw Peter, she Bat up. And he gave her his hand, and lifted her up; and when ho had called the saints and widows, he presented her alfve. And it was known throughout all Joppa; and many believed in the Lord. And it came to pass, thatxhe tarried many days in Jhppa with one Simon, a tanner. spiritual realm that have never been by nny meanw explored, and that are still in a large measure sealed in spite of all the progress of science. Let me, however, again mmim! my readers that the greatest miracles of all anywhere iu the New Testament, or outside of its pagen, is the miracle of the new life in Christ, nnd the les sons that tell us the stories of the miraculous happenings never Imve their full effect upon our lives until they bring the miracle of grace to pass in purselvcs. At The Churches Sunday Emmaus Lutheran. . On Second avenue west near Blair boulevard. Henry Iverson. pasto.r Sunday school at ten o'clock. Miss Camilla Anderson, superintendent. Preaching service in the Danish lan guage at H n. m. nnd in the F.nglUh language at S p. m. Prayer meeting Thursday evening at S o'clock. ( wilt tnnke sightseeing trips across the Church of God. Third and Monroe streets. Mamie, nil Chvijtuinj. n-strdb'-s . f llisc'iier. pastor. Bible t-cliool. 10 ,i. ;n.av wur-liip. l'r. (.. m k will prenyl Many groups will form caravans that m. K. A. Feglea, sttperinetudent. A. and pr:t u. e nh.it lie rcs.inlsaN mod C. Head, assistant. Preachinc M-rvi-.-e rn n-lisious liticriilism f -r ?..vo 11 a. m.. pastoral sermon. Young po- , year. 1 country. p)e' meeting 7:15 p. m., Mildred Car- , ., , , sot. leader. ire;ichins service, S p. n.. evangelistic. Midweek pniyer meeting. -Thursday S p, in. All are welcome. j Fafrmount Presbyterian. Villard and Fifteenth. Interest in the work of the church is growing, and more people are seeking to make our church of greater service to the community. Sunday morning the theme of the sermon will be "The Prodigal's Father." Tho Bible school meets at 0:45 and you will find a clns suited to your requirements. Friday evening the men of the church are iCoing to give a dinner to which all are invited. We have some exeellenf chef talent and we desire you to get the benefit. The Christian Kn deavor will meet with Mrs. Winter berger on the Hiver road. A 'JiH per cent attendance is desired. Modernist Policy ! Church Will ftpen1 NKW YORK. May ao. WW The Rev. Dr. Mr. Hurry Fosdick. modere ist, is to preach his first sermon mi the Park Avenue Bnptist church, the Rockefeller church, next Sunday, hav ing accepted the e;ill to he its pastor, 'Hie church will drop the word "Baptist" from its name, iiug A merely as a sub-title, and abandon tli First Christian. n.b mnA vim-Ami. Ktreets. E. V. Stivers, pastor. Sunday will he a hiph j... i. ti.sia-.rv- nf this church. It is Baccalaureate day for Kncene Bible university. Dr. Morton l. nose, . e..n ....(.. r f the locnl CUritttuin church is the prenclnr. The many who know him tn this city nnu vicum? ...:n v.- tr. hunr him Sunday, and to greet hint and Mrs. Rose once ngiinV Mr. Rose has been one or inw A.,..tn...liiw m.i.iulnr on the PacifV conct for the pat J5 or 30 years. Wv welcome nun imrK to r.tineue. m evening the senior. class has charge of the syvices. A pageant will be given, picturing the growth of the school from its opening to the present time, covering the HO years of its history. This will be especially interesting. Preaidcnt K. C Sanderson is to K' congratulated on the wnttdorful work he has done iu the field of e'duefiMonV prepnring young people for tho minis try. We urge the Sunday school ul tendance, It will lo a great day from that service to the close at the eve ning hour. Visitor are coming from all over the Pacific const to attend these services. At the morning hour. li young people are to be ordained to the ministry of the word nf life, sum.' as ministers of the gospel, others tin i.t.,1 ai.rrinl Christinrt workers. We extend an invitation t those interested to attend. Falrmount Christian. n;u- ...ii.ini iaonniioi nt 0:45 Sun d:ty nmrnin-f. but this will be the only service of the day.- The Fnirmount .i i. iu ...iinr with the First Christian church for b lh morning and evening servieea, becHUS of in- K. B. C emmpncem,nt exercit-e-. .orviroi nt usual hours in Fnirmount clturctt nit Sunday, how ever. R. L. .Dunn, minister. First Baptist, ' j Corner of Kighth and Pearl streets. I Charles K. 1 hinha m, pail or. A ra h i Hott Hue, music director. Bible school ; meets at 0:45. W. R. Lord, superin tendent. Morning worship it at 11. o'clock Tlie pastor will preach the sermon. His subject being: "(iotl Our Refuge." Special music for the morn ing ia an anthem "fJod Shall Wipe Away All Tears" (Comhs). Solo ond obllgato by Alberta Carson. Quartet, "Sun of My Soul" (1'nrkerL The young people'a societies meet at 7 o'clock. Evening wo r hip at S o'clock. This service will be one given to music. Favorite old hymns will be sung by the congregation. The pnstor will tell a atnrv telnted to each hymn. Kvery one enjoys this kind of ser vice. Come thou with us nnd we will STOCKS AND BONDS We solicit inquiries to buy or sell any marketable listed, local or unlisted securities. Active market for Durant, Star. Flint, and Rickenlmcker Motor issues; Public Utilities. Prompt attention given nil or ders. Cash paid for purchas es; no (lclny. Quotations fur nished. HOOD BROTHERS S Chamber of Commerce Bldg. Portland. Ore. PANTS Cut unci mnila apoolnlly for you nny myln or grado In our own Bliop. UunrnnteoU to (It LISTON MFG. CO. 719 Oliva Elk, Bids- Put Winter Things Away Clean There can bo no hotter Investment in conaorvation than nlg;h quit lily dry ileanBitiR of everything you'll be putting; away booh till tho next season of .cold weather. What ft BatlHfnctlnn It will be to realize that tho hazard of moths Ik Icaacnod, thtit everything ia aa sanitary as science can make it. Telephone 220 when you are ready 'eaners 919 HSUmmrtT St, Stiffen. Oregon W. E. NAYLOR, Proprietor If We Clean It, it't CLEAN Trinity Lutheran. Corner Sixth aud Penrl streets. ,h''rl Skilbrrd, pastor. Sunday fci"'ol 0; to a, m. Ruth Gilbertaon, vpTintindeiit. Be on time as ihe "vlnml iin Sciid'iy will have to be only tiiiinitt'a. Services with commuu "c in Sriindiiinvian 10::t0 a. in. The filmic so-rvises at S o'clock in Kng- i,,c- 1 In' Ladies' aid meets at tlic; Unif w. Peterson. 7:W w-t j cn;i itwime an .June 4 from J:.tU I'- n. M:-t. l'etirson and Mrs. lim- 1 j- nit tiisteHscs. The pastor Life.' The ouartet will sing, "The H'Miifland" tSnliivan) at this servire Junior Lnd avor at 4 Westmin siir b-agm nt 7 o'clock: Senior C. 1' will hold their regular meeting up the Mi'Kenzie. prayer meeting Thursday evening, the pastor leading. Lesson 'Prodigals Pr vcniion and Rescue." Luke We extend a cordial in vitation to all to attend these services nnd to join with us in helping to car r t on the work of the kingdom. if iiUpnr two Sundays as he is ' ' K ( uir churrh convention In St. '4ld. .l mi. im Sunday, June V.-4, he frt'ii.'li in Sr;indinavian in the te'TiiiiLg ;in,i Knglish in the evening. DS ;''', June js, confirmation and( ',tl-'i, h ii from U:'.Ui a. m. In tue; t r in s the pin tor will give j : .r- -. ;i j,.; m)),i as he enters up- n f ..f t.rk July 1. lie will - !. (ms time in the interest of' Itrotherhood. He will! ,H'r' " riiiiiiip to be the pastor ot : , f 1 r t'rrek Lutheran congre- ! - ' tivcntioni and to the cen !'Cri' "f the Norkegiaus will leave -"iar-i .,(1 the N. i Rv. on June 3, v P. m. Fathers" (Scott) .Mine. Jlr-tirew and t-hoir. .Monday evt-umg at 7:4."i. im portant official board meeting. Tues day afternoon at -:.'M the W. !'. ,. S. wiil be cnteriamed hy the Uracu Clark circle. Circle No. 1 will hnv; charge of the program. Wednesd-iy afternoon the junior department wiil entertain the mothers in the church basement. The hours will he two to four o'clock. Central prtbytctian. -aer Tenth and Pearl. Rev. A aiaiattr. Prof. John B. r1T director. Mra. Ruth y CleaTcr, orrinist. Sunday rrompny nt 9.45 A nIppy lo, . re; rvire .nder the direc- Mr. II. .. Soultt. general tn- rr-.-. ffic.nt mmitsnt offi- ": 1 '--I'li'le teachers. Von will y t.'.ur pe-it in our school i -,rn .nr. joining in the song ! f" A r,w'r,''t Ririle study with ... "'.y ,,f mtnbersi ho are ''ril,i,. Morning worship k wjh the pantor bnns-,"-.ff-'. rhm;ng for Hi ) Ileritag' and R' "Thejte Are They e by the forg phorw ch -ir :' P. n -r oJo. Lng i musical numbers. Tic ir.inij-e servtf-e beginning at --j- a ' x tfe pastor speaking on -f K tiiy iJtart cd tsipottcj Ebbert Memorial Methoflt. Memorial Sunday wm De oo-rv'(. at the Kbliert .Memorial Methodist I'htirch in Springfiehl, at the 11 o'clock hour, next Sunday. Not only will this he a general .Memorial day service, bnt specinl recognition will le taken of the member of on rfanu lies who hive d- parted during th year, their name being called and floral tributes in their ' memory pre sented. The children are especially :n-; Tiled to bring some simple flor;il tribute. The patr K. L. Moore will sjieak briefiT on "I,et We forget," At the Fireside hour of 8 p. m. there J will be special features, followed by a short sermon. School meet at U'A't with Mrs. Ida finnts as superinten- j dent. Kpwortb leanue gathers at 7 p.) m. On ue evening of June 4 Bishop j Sneptrd and Ir. Dean, the western1 representative of the homo bcurd will tpend the evenicf with tbt Bprlng-1 field church. ! First Mcthodlat EpMoopal. J. Franklin Haas, minister. Church srhool at 9 (lur's is a thoroughly! dfpsrtrrsentaliied fiionl, wirh splendid leadership and evptipment for d?-; partmenti. Young peop!1' devotion tl, meetings at follows: High school En-1 north league at 7. and Wesley club tl the sme hour. i-od programs and. fine fellowship charaeterne these meetinr. Pators irt'irning sermon f 11. Subject, "The Weli in the Val- Jey. The evening sermon wiil be ft H VrWk on the thm "Som Memor ial Iay Itefle.-tions.' John 8wrt Kvam announ'-e peHI music for the dsy as fonw: Morning at 11. Anthem. "Ilhe Iterewjonal" if- j Koveni Mme. M'-fJrew and ehoir; sol 'Khaki I -ad" Aylward Mr. Itryon: Kveaixf at 8 Aothem, "Uod of Oor i First Congregational. Fred J. t'lark, minister. Sunday sch'(. fi:4S; sermon 11a. m., sermon by lr. liriu-e (Jiffen; sermon S p. m., hy Dr. H. A. Wheeler, Tuesday, June 2, the Ijtdief ' Aid society meets at 2 p. m. with Mrs. Frank Tripp, 7 F.leventh avenue west. Eugene-Sprfnofleld Free Methodist. One block west ft filenwood ser viee station. West Springfield. Illidn First Church of Christ, Scientist. rtr1fth nnd (tflk Street. Sunday morning service nt 11 o'clock: ..inA..in . -siiinr tentitnonial meet - : - U .1..L KunHnv school at ft::ii a. m. The rending romn at room MrMorran and Washburne build ing, cirner of F.ighth and Willam-tte Htreets, is open daily, except Sundaia nnd legal holidays, lit nil hours. The subject of the lesson senium f r Sim dry is Ancient nnd .Modern Necrom ancy, alias, Meninerism and Hypno tism, Denounced. All are cordially invited to attend the church servif" and vifit the reading room. m Graoo Lutheran Corner F.leventh avenue Kat and Ferry atreet. It. Trautmann. p",,r Sunday school 1:45 m. Divine ser vice 11 s. m. with sermon on the sub jert: "(iod's Pentecostal iift. the Spirit of Light nnd Life." The Indies' Aid will meet Thursday afternoon at; 2 in the parsonage, with Mrs. Traut mann as hostess. Y. P. H. Friday eve ning, 7:4."i. International Bible Students Auocia. tlon Meet Sunday, 2:110 p. m. at IV.l Living Room Furniture 30 Pieces in a Sale! - -- - -- .... . , 1 i til 1 -1 ' ;; 1 H it' I Birchfield" Upholstered Furniture Is Rich, Distinctive and Wholly Satisfying Third "Itirchfh ld" pl'con --priced tu i lipno provlnua vuluca at Wothor-b'-c 1'iiwoib': An iintiM.iti utt rlrik. AM tho new d'Migna are lm ludt-d. Litvi't'liiKM hIhiw latest trend a In voUtr, pattern, weave There Is vaiiety in surprint- and delight homo furnishers; of utterly different l.ntea ntnl' needii. And llit-rn Ih prieo ranno so wtdn as tn moot every d' tn.iiid. Mmidny fipens tho event I uendiiy, Wednesday, Thurtiday, Krid;iy nnd Saturday continue it with unnbuti value-giving. 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