FOREST GROVE PRESS
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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1913
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NEW AND SECOND
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O. M. Sanford
News Snapshots
Of the Week
half a million people saw the funeral cortege of the late Mayor William J. Gaynor of New York city. Former (’resi­
dent Taft was one of the pallbearers The Athletics won enough games to give them the |>ennant of the American league.
and the date for the first world's series game was set for Oct. 7. First pictures were taken of the Untun locks on the Panama
canal showing the water let in. Garros, the famous French air man. who bolds the altitude record, fiew across tlie Mediter­
ranean sea from France to Tunis, a distance of 560 miles, being the longest oversea flight ever made. Sir Edward Carson reviewed the Ulster volunteer
army of 100,000, which is prepared to fight if home rule passes. American ambassador to Turkey, Henry Morgentbau, was a witness in the Governor Sui­
ter Impeachment trial. Dr. William T. Grenfell, a Labrador missionary, was selected as best man for the WU#6n wedding.
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A t T m r
of the month at 10:30 A. M. ; Mass on
the second and third Sundays of the
month at 8 a . m .
Gaston—Mass on the fourth Sunday
of the month at 10:30 a . m .
, N o te —A fifth Sunday in the month
occurring, the time and place for the
masses will be announced.
Catechism: In Forest Grove on Fri­
day at 3 p. M. ; in Cornelius on Satur-
iyConfession: Saturday at 4 and 7 P. M.
Altar Society: A general meetieg of
the society will be held on the first
Wednesday of January, April, July and
October. Sermons are always in Eng­
lish at both masses on every Sunday.
Everyone, regardless of creed, is cor­
dially invited to all services.
T eddy T etzlaff, B arney O ldfield and th e w orld’s fastest R acing D rivers all
uss
W e invite the people cf
Washington County to vis­
it our Booth at the Fair
Grounds where we will
have on display Buggies,
Wagons,” Engines, Power
Sprays, Separators, Power
Washing Machines and
Other Farming Implements
M. S. A L L E N &
Forest Grove, Oregon
of the Port'and C. E. Union
Dr. R. E. Dunlap is ecpected ] | ron
will
have charge of the service.
CARBON-NIT
in this week by auto to take All young
people especially in-
charge of his work here. He i vitid.
There are now 50,000 enthusiastic users in the State
I will probably be in the pulpit of
the M. E. church Sunday morn-
of California of this wonderful “Power Producer”
I ing and evening.
and saver of gasoline for autos, motorcycles, motor
The October number of Rev. (For all churches who hold regular services in this
boats and stationary engines. Will increase your
| J. R. Buck’s new monthly mag­ city.
The p o >er au th o rises are requested to
power
10 to 25 per cent by removing carbon from
azine has been thoroly circu a ed send in their announcem ent early each w eek.)
your
cylinders.
Now endorsed and recommended
thru the city and it certainly de­ S eventh D ay A d v en tist : Third
by
over
80
pet.
of
America’s Auto Manufacturers.
serves the many compliments it Street.
Regular services Sabbath day:
10:30
A
M.,
Sabbath
school;
11:30
A.
M.,
i is receiving. A new feature to
QUART SIZE, 75c
FOR SALE BY
> services. Missionary meeting.
j be added next month will be the churc
Sunday
"
ening,
7:30
P.
M.
Prayermeet­
| “question box.” If any person
Wednesday evening, 7:30 p . m . A
j desires knowledge m any special ing,
cordial invitation extended to all.
ongregational :— Rev. D. T.
and pertinent Catholic subject, F irst C pastor.
AMOS LAHAIE
Bible School, 9:45 a .
! if they will address the question m Thomas,
.;
Morning
worship,
11
a . m .; Junior
to Rev. J. R. Buck he will lake C. E., 3 P. m .; Intermediate C. F. and
pleasure in answering it in the Y. P. S. C. E., 7 P. M.; Evening service,
P. M. Thursday, midweek prayer­
November issue of St. Anthony’s 8 meeting.
Visitors are heartily welcome.
1 Journal.
Forest Grove Shoe Store
F irst M eth o d ist :— Hiram Gould,
Sunday School, 9:45 a . m ., Mr.
Mrs. L. C. Misz, Mrs. Rose pastor.
Schramel, superintendent; Preaching
Olmsted and Mrs. Margaret Mal­ service,
11 a . M.; Epworth League, 7
lory entertained the Ladies Work­ p. M.; Evening
preaching service, 8 p.
ing Society of the Congregation­ All
M.; Prayermeeting, Thursday evening.
are
cordially
invited to these services.
al church Wednesday afternoon. F irst C hristian
hurch : First
Delicious refreshments were and Third streets, J. B. C Holmes,
pastor.
served.
Sunday School, 10 A. M., J. A. Parker,
superintendent; Communion and preach­
Farewell Reception
ing at 11 A. M.; Christian Endeavor, 7
p. M., Kennard Dixon, president; Even­
A large number of members ing
seimon at 7:30 P. M. Weekdayserv-
land friends gathered in the ices:
Ofliceis’ and teachers’ meeting
church parlors of the Methxlist on Tuesday
evening, 8 P. M.; Chorus
church last Friday evening, the drill,
Mr. George Jackson leader, each
Thursday evening; Pruxer service
occasion being a farewell recep- each
Thi rs lay evening. The ladies of j
t on for I’ev. and Mrs. Gould, the church
Wednesday after­
who left here yesterday morning noon at 2:30. meet The each C. W.
B. M. meets
f <r their new pastorate in Woud- the first Tuesday afternoon
of each
W hen you have to have a pair of Rubber
month. The board of officers meet on
|burn.
first Monday evening of each
Boots or Shoes, try our Shoe Store. You will
J The parlors were prett'lv dee- the
A cordial invitation is extended
1 o ated and assisting in th- re­ to month.
all to share in these services.
find something new and attractive and a sur­
ceiving line were friends and S t . A n t h o n y ’ s C h u r c h : -Rev. J. R.
members of the Maximum Sun-J services:
Buck, pastor. The following are the
prise to you in Rubber Footwear.
day School class.
Forest Grove—Mass on the first and
Later ia the evening a short J fourth
of the month at 8:30 a .
program was given consisting of m .; Mass Sunuays
on the second and third Sun - 1
musical numbers by the Misses days of the month at 10:30 a . M. ; every
at 8 A. m . Benediction with
Elder and Lathrop and Mr. Isaacs ! week day every
C-
Russell
Sunday, 7:30 P. m .
and short talks by ditferent ones sermon
Cornelius
Mass
on
the
first
Sunday
of the church all expressing ap - 1 IT i M l " ....... ¥ ii f — T T i M T U H l I
preciation of the good work done
l y Rev. and Mrs. Gould. One ar
tieularly interesting feature ol
the program was a cleverly writ­
ten original poem by Mi's. Show
ers showing the growth of tbi
church here and giving its his
tory.
f
Fred Gardner then in behalf
of the church, presented to Rev.
and Mrs. Gould a purse of money
as a token of appreciation and
friendship of its members.
Mr. Gould in response spok
his pleasant stay here, of the im­
portance of this church in the
Salem district and of the new
pastor Dr. Dunlap who comes i
h.’re very highly recommem
After refreshments were]
s rved all left wishing Rev. and
Mrs. Gould as much success in
their new field as they have had
here during their long stay in
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Forest Grove.
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Saturday evening 7:30 P. M.
E
all the young people of the town
are invited to attend the Christian
Endeavor social in the college
gymnasium.
Sunday morning at the Congre­
gational "Li'e, YVhat is Yours?”
will be the theme of the pastor
Rev. 1). T. Thomas. In the
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evening at 7:30 the Flying Squad-
Church Locals and Notices
FOREST GROVE BICYCLE SHOP
CO.
Keep Your Feet
Dry
Rubbers for Men
Women
Boys
Girls
Come in and Let Us Fit Your Feet.
We Carry a Complete Line of
NEW STOCK
Guaranteed snag-proof
RUBBER BOOTS
S h o r t ..........................$4.00
H ip ........................... $ 5 .7 5
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FOR G O O D G O O D S
If you have given up in despair of
ever finding a shoe that will wear
That Boy of yours just a reason­
able length of time, try one of our
best Heavy Shoes. They have
a reputation of giving long service
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