Morning register. (Eugene, Or.) 1905-1929, October 21, 1923, Image 10

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Newspaper Page TextMORNING REGISTER, EUGENE, ORE., SUNDAY, OCT. 21, 1928 , ' .,, GrEHtJRCHES International Bible Students as sociation class studies In Scriptures-Sunday, 2:80 p. m: at K. P. hall. 1 . i . UNITY CENTER There will bo a meeting- conducted by Mr. CseorsV Phlller, Sundny evening- at 7: SO In the Zumwult building, corner of Seventh and Willamette street. Room 830.- Public cordially In vlted to attend.,; in attendance until 4:00. The sub ject ot the lesson Bermon for Sun day Is "Doctrine of Atonement." All are cordially Invited to attend the church services and visit the rending room. . CHRISTIAN CHURCH, Junction City Sunday levelling-, Mrs. Violet Flower Knott,, will give pantomime presenting stfcred hyrrins. . Mrs, Knott is an lartlst In vthe work. Mrs. Ortcnso Apptamte, soloist. A warm welcome to All. . ' rnST church, op christ, SCIENTIST Corner of Twelfth and. Oak stroots. Sunday mornlngr service at' ll- o'clock; Wednesday evening testimonial meeting at 8 o'clock; Sunday school at 9:45 a. in. The reading room at room 312 McMorran.' and Washbume building-, corner of Eighth and Willam ette streets. Is open dally, except Sundays and legal holidays, from 12 m. to 6 p. m. The Librarian la ST. MARY 'Si EPISCOPAL Cor ner of Seventh avenue, and Olive street. Rev. Frederick O. Jennings, rector. The twenty-first Sunday after Trinity. Holy Communion at 8 0. in. Church, school and Bible cmss at 9:45 a. m. Holy. Com munien and sermon at 11 a. m. Evening- prayer and address- at 7:30..'. GRACE LUTHERAN Corner Eleventh avenue east and Ferry street. R. Trautninnn, pastor. Sun day school 10 a. m. Divine serv ice 11 a. m., with sermon by the pastor. Topic, "Christian Warfare Against Satan." ' Bible class 7:80 p. m. In the parsonage. A cordial welcome extended to all who wish to worship God "with us. We preach Christ crucified. EMMAUS LUTHERAN On. Sec ond avenue near Blair boulevard, Henry : Iversen, pastor. Sunday II Worth while for' work or play Kodak on the Farm Pictures (like the one indicated by the above illustration) of, your live stock, crops, buildings, equipment, are valuable as records and for year-to-yer comparison. ; And pictures just for fun the youngsters romping with Rover, the Sunday com pany, the friends you visit are the sort you'll always treasure. r - if Somewhere on our shelves is the Kodak for you let us help you pick it out. You '11 find how inexpensive it is to buy; we'll show you how easy it is to work. - , Autographic Kodaks $6.50 up m,-I.'I-.. ,af( pit I . J 7 LINN DRUG CO. v UNIVERSITY PHARMACY I 111 t 1 yy IHAT the LANGWOOD Family Range .for wood only, will burn twice as long witn onfr-nau tne wooa re quired by any other range on the market - if properly installed MONEY BACK "GUARANTEE. Althouirh we have installed many LANGWOODS not .met owner has beendissatisfied. -r. p The LANGWOOD art 1 i ga diiplsy- at oar store oau and let os show roa it many superior points. It ii designed especially to meat Western conditions. Ita fea ture at all BxcJuitrar LAJWB. . . ) . .. LANG ttovu or ttrieU -, ly Northwut Product I and tonimmMy w or in a Mstifen to rmUr . ' you tM 6et of $4rvUm mU immtdiat itltvtr). " . 1 r , ' ..' . c-.ji- .n.Sv. &.:,,'."'" ' Charlet's Complete Home Furnisher 1347 W. 8th Lane Counjty Distributor Phone 1122 school at tu o'clock. I N. Miller suiierlntemlcnt. MoruinK womb In the Danish ItuiKunito at 11 a We are Invited to spend tho after. noon with -the Sunday: school ut (he Lorano whonl hoiihti and will leav the church -risTht after the nioritlnv service.' Basket lurtch the suhool house. There will he no service Sunday eVenlnif. "Prsyei meeting, Thursday evening 1 At o'clock. . , FAIRMOUNT I'UBSB VTEH1AN Corner Kiltecnth avenue east and Villurd street, Sunday school at u. m, Mrs. b, M. Day, superintendent. Mornlnk worship at 11 a. in. Itev B. 1.. Wintcrber Ker, acting pastor of Centnil Pres byterlan church, will preach. Hub Ject, "Signs or Faith." Mrs. Don aid Young will sins;, "Behold! Th Master Passeth By." A cordial in vitntlon la extended to all residents of Fuirmount to attend these serv- ices. t i. . -. : SALVATION ARMY Meetings Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday and Sunday evenings, ut 8 p. in. 1 Holl ness meeting Sunday. 11 a. m. Sun day school 2:30 p, m. Young People's Legion at ft p. m. Special harvest Thnnksfflvlnir service. Sat urday night. Captain Portler of Portland will assist.'' The children of tho Sunday school will elve harvest Thankgivlng program Sun day evening. Adjutant' and Mrs. Jesse Roe are in charge. . FIRST UNITARIAN Morning service at 10:45 o'clock with aer mon by the pastor, Frank Fay Eddy, on the theme; "Lives and Life," The sollst nt the Morn ing service will be Miss Johana James, soprano. The church Bchool meets at the dose of the morning service. 'The Laymen's league and the men of the congregation will meet at a supper on Monday night at the ohurch at 6:30 o'clock at which Mr.-Carl' B. Wetherell, Pa.- citic coast ' secretary, will be the guest' of 'honor! TRINITY " LUTHERAN Corner Sixth and Pearl, Overt Skilbred, pastor. Sunday school 9:45 a. m. A graded school. Ruth Gllbertson, superintendent. . Sunday morning prayer meeting at 10. N. N. John son. leader. Services 11 a. m. Scan dinavian. Special music. Evening services,. 7:30 in English under auspices of the Luther league. The program leader this time is Miss Nettle Gllberston. The committee on -constitution for the Lutheran brotherhood of Oregon will meet at the Church parlors on Monday evening at :30. " (Uamiel): processional, "Spirit uou . iio. o can to vvursm it 1 o x o 1 o y. Invocation, . l.oid'8 riayer; I'sallor, No. as; iiioria r i . i..n.n si., uii, w..,.i..t wesson; ruccp.iiin ui inviiiiiHisi in (linni, iiiini. uniu 4110 viiiriur; Prayer; offertory; solo, "I Heard the Voice ot Jesus Say" (ttatlibun) Miss Huth Akers; Serinou, "TIk. World's (JicutCKt Religious nou ineiii," Kev. lliuce .1.. (.1 Iff fill Hymn No. 313; Hcnedlctloh; At 7:30 p. m. tho student liustair ...III .1. n. llw, II,.,,.... "II.! I... .1.... Llll,t,.l. ,!lU..Uul,. .1... WJ Vk .,u,,..., it.......,..., M 41.... ,1... I4.., Utl... lUU.ItUII 41 . 41.4, 4,44.. 4, V',VI, 4,4,44- day," In Kugeno. The choir will give special music, coiiHituiiig or A.Uheni, "Large Ale Thy .Mlun ilons" (Emerson); Quartet," "Suv. urn. Airnln tn Thv Deal Jamt." ' VI. liurll' U..I.4 "Tlln Vlt4,lt4 ,,14,1 Nine," (Champion), by Mr, John Siofert; Anthem, "Prepare Ye RU Vliy UI IIIH V4IMI t I'll;, invne your ricmis 111 iiivhu iiuiiuui icrvlces. The acting pastor will l4. ,it4,l ut ninti'hlv llllll Null (14 4IIU ' (444VI IIU4.I1 44,114 4", i l,n. . f CONOllEOATIONAL Clmiinol- ton and Seventh streets. W, H. Marshall, pastor. Sunday school at 10 a. m. J. K. (letchcii, superin tendent. Mrs. Frank A. Nugley. superintendent of priuinry depart. uient. Tlieru are classes for all. The young people of tho city and University are Invited to attend thu class taught by V. II. U Mur- hall. At 11 a. in. morning wor- sliln. Music by tho choir. The pastor's subject will be "Seeing. Be neath the Surface. lou are In vlted to worship with us. At 7.30 p. m. the subject of tho evening uddress will be, "Will the. People or Eugene Stand for a .Miore open Sunday." This will be a red not sermon on the open Sunday ques tion. You will hear the sumo sub ject discussed In all the churches Sunday evening. Attend one ot them and let the people know- where you stand on this question. At 5:30 Christian Endeavor. All young people are invited to this sorvlce. The Young "Woman's club meets with Mrs. Whltten Tuesday evening nt 6 o'clock. Mrs. whltten's nddress is 1262 Mill. The young Women are asked to bring their thimbles with them. " The Men's Brotherhood will go to Corvullfs on Wednesday even ing to visit the Brotherhood of the Corvallis church. They will leave here at 5 o clock. EVANGELICAL Corner i of west Sixth and Blair. A. W. Cur ry, pastor, G. R. Martin, Sunday (School Superintendent. ' Bible stu dy .at 10. morning worship at 11, Intermediate Endeavor and E. L. C. B. at 6:30, regular evening ser vice at 7:30. The quarterly service will be held m the morning witn Presiding Elder, Q. L. Lovell in charge. There will be special mu sic for each service and a rousing song service in the evening. A cor dial Invitation is extended to all to be present at these services. ' - CHURCH OF OOD Third and Monroe streets. Mamie Blsconer, castor. Bible school 10 a. m, En- ward Feales. superintendent. Mrs. O B. Shumway assistant. Classes for all ages, preacning. service n a. . m.. subject -i "The Christians UaptC'U Young... people's meeting 6:45 p. m. Special music and songs. Jessie Feglies will lead. Preach ing at 7:30.- The pastor will speak on the subject of the "Lords Day, and How It Should Be Kept Holy, and as a Day of Worship." Text, Revelation 1:10. Prayer meeting Thursday evening 7:30. We Invito you to worship with os. - " ' FIRST METHODIST EPISCO PAL Rev. Henry W. Davis, acting minister. Rev. Davis will prencn in the morning on the subject "The Transmission of Dlsclpleship." His subject for the evening will be, "Shall We Open the Sabbath to the Movies and Pool Halls?" The music for the day wlllVhe as f ol lows: i v , .' Morning Anthems "O Taste and See How Gracious the Lord Is?" (Van Vllet). Solo Quartet and Choir. Offertory Solo, "The voice In the Wilderness"- (Scott) Mme. McGrew. '.:' i. Evening Anthem, "Thine Is the Greatness" (Galbralth). Mr. Furry and Choir.-.- Offertory solo. Miss Price..- . ', FAIRMOUNT CHRISTIAN Corner Seventeenth and Columbia streets. . E. M. Patterson, pastor Next Sunday promises to be a great day with the Falrmount church of Christ, Special Rally Day exer cises .will"' be conducted at the Bible school hour, 9:46, In keep ing with the attendance aim of 99 plus one. Miss Lucille Meserve Willi sing "The Nlnty and Nine." A mixed quartet will render special music, and a program will be pre sented. The pastor's morning theme Will be, "The Wonderful Message, and the Task of the Christian Ministry." Gerald Bent ley, song leader. The Christian Endeavor service Is at 6:30 p. m. and Is Very helpful. At the even ing service the pastor will discuss Eugene's Sunday Amusement Pro posal. Mr. Veltle Prultt will sing and conduct the music. All are cordially Invited. FIRST BAPTIST Corner oi Eighth and Pearl streets. Charles E, Dunham, poMor. David J. Jones, music director, Bible school meets at 9:45. Graded classes for all ages. A. R. Gray, superintendent. Morn ing worship at 11 o'clock. The pastor' will preach, hlB subject be ing, "Give Ye Them to Eat." The fellowship hour and supper for senior B. Y. P. U, nt 6:16 p. m. Senior and intermediate meetings U'tile,-': "The Fourth Command ment or tt Wide' Open Sunday." The special musie for the morning will be a quartet, ' "In Heavenly Lve Abiding," (Brown)' for the evening the chorus olioli- will sing, Love Divine.- Bo mi eng. Ho Ten der," (Giro Plnsute) and a solo by David J. Jones,-' "The Ninety and Nine.',' A, Bible and missionary con ference will be held In this church on ''Friday ' night' and Saturday morning., afternoon and evening. The principal speakers at this con ference are Dr. W. B. Hlnson, Dr. O. C. Wright, Miss Crawford and Miss Louise Hundurup will have part on the program, CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN Tenth nnd Pearl streets. Rev. E, L, Wlnterherger, acting Minister, Rev. Bruce J. CJIffen Unlvorslty Pastor. Sundev Is Students' day at Central Church and. every student Is cord ially invited to henr the following programs, under direction of the student pastor: ,11 a. m. Organ prelude, "Lar- Will the Citizens ot Eugene i Permit Places of Amusement to be Open on the Lord's Day? ' Hear the answer at the churches named below and pos sibly many others who will join with these: ; FI RST CH RIST I AX Oak n nft Eleventh streets. 13. V. Stiver, pastor. Our Rally Bay is past and It was a wonderful success. The number present, 2244 was beyond our fondest hope, makfnir a record for the city of Eugene as well as the state of Oregon. Now the ques tion Is, "Can wte come back?" We look for a. great day Sunday. We urge the members and friends as well as new members to come Sun day. , Many enrolled as new mem. bers of the school last Sunday. Sunday evening this church and many of the churches of Eugene, 111 consider the matter of .open! ne ttle places of amusement In this city. Practically all the churches of the city are united on this mat ter and it will be demonstrated, Sunday evening. Every church In' the city should be filled to capac ity, Just to demonstrate the feoling mniier or Keeping the town clean.l u- KpoV Sunday lEwiiing : f FIRST MET1 IODIST C1IURCI f Mr. Davis speaking. FIRST UAl'TIST t'i il'Kt l I Mr. Dunliam speaking. FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH Mr. Slivers cakiiiK. CENTRAL, PRESUYTKRIAN CHURCH Mr. (liffin sppakiiiR. FIRST CONGREGATIONAL. CHURCH Mr. Marshall speaking. WHLE STANDARD MISSION Mr. Coulee speaking, . EVANGELICAL CHURCH Mr. Curry spt'iikiiiK. i.. FAIRMOUNT CHRISTIAN CHURCH Mr. Patterson speaking. " Let the people of Eugene fill these churches to capacity, thus showing their protest against the effort on the part 'of some of our citizens to make Eugene an open town. ot the cltlsens In this town on the''pi3tJ,ne 4ii.44i.c4- ui Keeping xne xown clean. 1 Tjj, Keep Dr. Stivers speaks on the -subject ..'(ohurchos tho City Beautiful T.( linr hv nil means. 11 ulll .... Ill '. ... T. , , ., , , v in- .uoh ..'(,iin ua u.l .4 411414. nillllj, villi WIHII 111 IICHT llimi. Jt to. Oo to one of tho Inntlng, Tor great crowds will al- glud to iiniiniiiiee tlmi m "llapny .lay mnrnlnu the wrmon subM In 4he city Sunday even-Jend. IVofcssor J '"hgutt will lend llurniony mmrloite" will slim. "Tin. Dlvlnu Miign'i." . 1 '"'"V'tff" mm ,; "'.-4 ' 3 DAYS STARTING MONDAY IS. r A mighty dnurw , of the NorthwobcU magnificent forest fire such m has never been seen on the screen. A red-blooded tale of love and denture, action and thrills. 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