BEW BEiq GRAPHIC, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 198*
W ITH T H E CH U R CH ES
FREE METHODIST CHÏÏECH
FRIENDS CHURCH
H. £. Krelder, paator, residence
303 Orant street; phone Blue 70.
Sunday school at 10 a. m.; preach
tog at 11 and 7:30; young people'!
meeting at 0t30. All are eordiallj
Invited to these services.
Sunday school 9:45, Asa Button,
superintendent.
Morning worship
11 a. m. Pre
L. T. Pennington
the . _ Ave
who has been e it attending
. _
years meeting of Prlends In Amer­
ica, will speak, giving a report of
that conference.
Christian Endeavor at 9: SO p. m.
Evening meeting 7:30 *. m. Mr.
Handsaker, superintendent of the
Near Bast relief work will give an
address at the Prlends church next
Sunday evening.
Everyone welcome. Fred B. Car­
ter, pastor.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY
Christian
Beleños
Society
CHURCH OF C H U R
holde
Second and Howard, C. EL Phil­
lips, minister. Services ge follows:
Bible school 9:43; communion I f ;
vises at 8 o’clock at 10« South col­ T. P. 8. C. E. 7 p. m.; preaching 8
lege street The publie In cordially P- m.; prayer meeting Wednesday 8
p. m. A cordial welcome for all.
invited to ntttend these services.
In the absence of Mr. Phillip« last
Lord’d day, Bro. Lester Jones Ailed
the pulpit at both services. In the
evening fie delivered an exception­
ally Ane sermon on SamadMl fail­
ures which was moat aptly applied
to modern failures In men today.
This congregation la proud of Bro.
Jones as he is a Newbsrg boy, con­
verted to church here, graduated
from the Bible University of Eugene
and doing splendid work with the
church at Halsey, Oregon.
It la probable that Mr. Handsaker
o f Portland will be with us at the
morning service next Sunday and
will bring us a message of the work
% ala and the preecjffk and practice of
Christian living.
That It shall surround Its children
with mother love, not institutional
Bible Thoughts fo r
care.
It Is such a home, with such a
: This W eek
purpose, that Is aoon to be opened on
a pleasant, spacious farm near Cor­
vallis. There, In a group of cottages,
like a pretty country village, will
A SUN AND SHIELD: — The
the homeless children of Oregon And
Lord Ood Is a sun and shield: the
that which has been missing from
Lord will give grace and glory; no
their llvee— normal childhood and
equal opportunity with more fortu­
good thing will be withhold from
nate boys and girls.
them that walk uprightly.—Paahn
Proximity to Oregon Agricultural
94: 1L
College has distinct advantages, for
In many ways the children of the
: THE PR1NCE OP P B A C E F o r
home w ill be aided by the college.
unto us a chlld la born; and the President Kerr has promised that all
governmeot sball be apon ble shonl-
possible assistance w ill be offered in
vocational and other training; to de­
der: and bis ñame shall be called,
termining the life work of the stu­
The Prlnce of Pea ce.—tealah 9 j &
dents as shown by ability and Inclin­
ation; and In directing them toward
loyal and independent
lives.
The home Is not acetarían, though
Protestant In supervisión, end Its re-
REWARD OF HUMILITY:—
Whosoever exaltetb
shall
ha s ho serf * .nd ha tkatl^n h im ii
hhnsetf shall be exalted.—Luke
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Thu raday.
h a h b STEPS:—The steps at S-
good man are ordered by the Lard:
and he delighted! In his w a y ,-
P m im m • on
s law mase« ior Deicer ciuxen-
d#e.per co“ te.nt
V * honl#
* c* rU ,"ty. The farm
h"
9 *T*h*~* though not en-
tlrely
ter allg fund, ar« now on
hand for the erection Of one cottage.
The W. C. T. U. has virtually ex-
hsueted its resources to make posel-
bl®
beginning o f the project. It
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«PJ>n the sound sense
and generous sentiment o f the people
of Oregon. It feels that Oregon peo-
pie who have responded so generous-
ly to all calls across, the sea will
vsMng.
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and Fruits.
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WILL T0U HELP?
Young people's meeting at 8:80 p.
Sunday. Aleo children’ s meeting
r our young people, and some truth
eded la the life.
Evening worship at 8:00, a beau-
elsewhere; It has been prepared fur
you perhaps, and may mean the
gaining o f a heavenly message. -
Wednesday evening at 8:00. Mid­
week worship In the chapel. The
review; and missionary conoert of
prayer with news from the fields.
A ll church members should love this
hour o f prayer and conference.
Tuesday, September 10, meeting
of the Portland Presbyterlal at Hope
chnrch, E. 78th and Everett; prob­
ably to the morning and afternoon.
A splendid speech by Lord Braktne
In London la 1793, rènde Interest­
ingly on the subject of freedom of
epeech and o f the press:
" I f you
see In what manner the liberty of
the presa began In this country, or
rather at what time Its freedom was
first abridged. If you will look Into
the books of the law, you will find
no man punished or punishable for
the propagation of opinion, till the
erection of the Star Chamber in the
year 1637....... Gentlemen, during
fetters, during the time it was made
subject to a license, that no man
should print a work unless he had
a license, and until he had the au­
thority of the state; during the
short period which was but eleven
years that that government lasted,
all the authority of the government
was coming to ruin and terminated
with that foul catastrophe and trag­
edy. the death of King Charles the
First; that to to say, in the ignor­
ance of the people, in preventing
the freedom of communication. It
Is the freedom of communication
that prevents evil. Let men com­
municate their sentiments to one
another; it Is like Are scattered on
the ground or like gunpowder scat­
tered on the surface of the earth; It
communicates but the explosion is
not heard. Keep it under restraint.
U is like gunpow der compressed, and
lllto subterraneous Are whose agita­
tion Is unseen till it bursts into! an
earthquake. Let argument be op­
posed b y argument, a n d
rea­
son be oppoeed to reason, and the
a country ta safe."
Twenty-four
hundred
Oregon
children without homes, parental
Don’t overlook the young peo­ love, care or opportunity, appeal to
ple's meeting St 7 p. m. A t thé eve­ you to give them a spark of hope for
ning service Bro. Phillips w ill preach the future by supporting the move­
ment Inaugurated by the W . CL T.
U. o f Oregon, fo r the establishment
of a farm home near CorvalMa, where
they may receive the beneffts of
borne training, love, pleasure and
hope.
Behind the propeeed -home stands
the organised mother love of the Or­
egon W. C. T. U.. which hee pledged
Its support in answering the great,
crying appeal of those hundreds at
orphans who cannot understand the
darkness and coldness o f the world,
and who are entitled for society’s
sake, and for their own- sake, to the
A short buslneen meeting was held hope and happiness and opportunity
Ant, then the evening was turned that America offers all children.
over to the social committee. The
The time to salvage humanity ta
mala feature of the evening was a during childhood. From friendless
shower given 1* honor of M l « Cor­ and untutored childhood, the out­
nelia Titus whose marriage to Mr. law and the evil citlaen, the morally
William B. Wallis of Albany w ill be weak, the vicious and the sordid
failures o f life are recruited. Pram
ie wadding J u announced through the friendless and homeless child­
e use of place cards and favors, hood of today Just such n harvest
carrying the names of the contract­
ing parties and the date o f the wed­
ding. The gifts were presented by
little Miss Annabelle Bauer, who was
dressed as a- little yellow fairy, and
carried 0 yellow umbrella to which
the gifts were attached. The bride-
to-be unwrapped the packages and
ed them around to be admired
all. Dainty refreshments were
then served after which the guests
That It shall not be an institution
departed showering their best wishes but a home, and that wherever possi­
upon the guest of honor.
Those
present were the Mieses Cornelia. ble. Institutional features will be
Edith. Ruth and Ella Titua. Ruth eliminated. Its children will attend
Nottage, Helen Scott, Mable Rush. the public school nearby, and child«
Gladys Nichols. Lessls Ward, Mabel res of high school age will attend
Horntbrook. Ruth Gridlsy, Amelia Corvallis high school.
That it shall afford a thorough
Credo, Leona Jackson, Madeline Slep-
py, Annabelle Bauer, and Mend am es training In broad Americanism.
That It shall Inculcate sound mor-
Charles Doolittle. Adam Bauer, Fern
Sleppy, Mary Vandell, Chester A.
Dlmond and C. H. Nichols.
B
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Gov. Ben Oldett. Mayor Geo. L.
Baker, Franklin Griffith,
Julius
Meier. J. B. Wheeler, Edgar B. P i­
per, Frank B. Irvine. A. H. Lea, Os­
wald West. Judge Jacob Kanxlcr,
Judge Geo. Taxwell. Amadee M.
Smith, Pres. P. L. Campbell. Pres.
W. J. Kerr, Pres. J. 8. Lenders, D.
A. Putullo, Ira P. Powers, J. Alton
Harrison. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Mars-
ten». Mr.-and Mr«. Stephen A. Low ­
ell, Mayor C. E. Oates, Leslie Butler,
W. W. Harrah. J. H. Booth. Walter
Pierce, H. C. Seymour, A- C. Schmitt.
“ Joe" Hirschberg, Claude E. Ingalls,
Mrs. Mary Jewett. Rev. W. B. Hin­
son, Dr. C. J. Smith, W. K. Taylor,
Isaac D. Hunt, Marshall Dana. Dr.
W. W. Youngaon. Bishop Walter T.
Sumner, Dr. E. C. Brown, C. P.
Adams. C. J. Brtx. Judge P. R. Kel­
ley. Mrs. R. B. Bondurant.
BOB WALKER
Shoot dyed, cleaned, greased
and shined.
Can mashed and polished at
standard prices.
We will keep oars washed,
polished and greased by the
month at low prices.
For any particulars o a
prices, etc., Phone White 66.
CARD OF TKAHKS
We wish to express our sincere
thanks to our many friends who so
kindly offered their loving service
and sympathy, also for the beautiful
floral offerings In our sad bereave­
ment. in the loss o f our kind and
loving son, brother, husband and
father.
Mrs. Viola Warner and little ones,
(w ife and children); Mrs. Frank
Lowe, (m other); George, Doric and
Dan Warner, (brothers); Mrs.. Em­
ma Slrgenson. (slater).
We Are Still Selling Hams
at the ridiculously low
figure of
Swift’s
Empire Hams
Central Peanut Market
Marseilles, France, is the great
central market for peanuts, more
than 130,000 metric tons of peanuts
1a ths shell and 340,000 tons- of
shslls nuts being crushed there In a
single year.
S w ift's
Premium
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Dunning System ef Fundamental Music Training
Sevclk System of Violin Training
For appointments phone Bine 68 or MAfilS
or Gull st Studio in the City Hall
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