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PAGE FIVE
THE RÜR1NGPTELD NEW»
THURSDAY. AI’HIL 25. 1929
Chaster Nye nf
tailor 111 Spring
A» Springfield Hotel Tell Ashley,
I
P r il lim i and lien Johnaon of ('amp
4P near W e n d lin g , were registered at
Ilie Pprlllgfleld hotel lual week end
Sacramento Men H e re
E F"r
guarnì and W II S tu n n er nf Hitcru-
menin urn registered at the Elite
lude! liila week
At Larson Home
Mr and Mra i
Howard Freeland of Eugen» . visiti d
S u n d a y a t H i e boni** of Mr and Mra
.1
M
L a rs o n
U n d e rg o e s
O p e ra tio n
Tum
Curry
S a n d g s rtb R e p o rte d III Hugh S ind o f Mohuwk, underw nta major opera
y . r l l i la reported In In a•rluiKlv III lion at ilie Pacifie Christian huspttal
I;' III«’ I’m Iflo I 'lir ln t lu ll llo a p ltlll III
Eugene. follow ing an “ I" • cllo n there
la«t Tuesday afternoon.
Weather Reports Now Phoned to Planes
PAGEANT DISCUSSED AT
M EETING OF CHAMBER
HERE THURSDAY N IG H T
Clans for a pageant com m em orating
the work and the lives of the pio­
neers of this section of the country
1 were outlined before the regular
m eeting of the I^ n e Connty cham ber
1 of com m erce held at Springfield last
Thursday evening by Hugh R osson,
professor o f law In the U niversity o f
Oregon.
The
proposed
pageant
would be held at Eugene within th -
! next few months.
The chamber w ent on r e c o r ’ as
favoring a tariff on lumber and
' pol/ited a com m ittee to so memor aL
] ize congress
Mr Bartell, proprietor of the Far-
tell hotel at Cottage Grove oilt-llned
I the plans of the state cham ber of
com m erce to spend $40.000 In adver­
tisin g the attractions of Oregon
I throughout the country during the
com ing sum mer
The Oregon cham ­
ber will open Information bureaus for
tourists In Denver. Y ellow stone Park,
and Ixis A ngeles.
$25 000 o f the
needed sum w ill he raised In Port­
land, and $15,000 throughout the re­
mainder o f the state.
Will- - rtMMrU"""""'
. ...
A t E lite Hotel
P W Porn, of
Visit* at Roeeburg
V ancouter. '.Vaahlngten. Mr and Mra
The United States Department of Commerce is in readiness to operate the first radio tele­
«pent Sunday I» Host-bur,r visitin g at
G e o r g « - jo i e s , o f Oregon City and S
phony station on the Pacific Coast. This station w ill report hourly, by phone, the weather
llin h o m e n f her purenls, Mr. and Mrw
iS S en tili», of Portland, 'r e register­
conditions to planes in flight. A new Chevrolet Six, with N. W . Bliss, the manager of the
C II. I.Ueo.
ed ai III' Elite lintel thia week
station, and Lt. Franklin Rose, is shown in the foreground.
Dowson Better
W illiam Ibiwson,
Marcola Man at Hospital
wlm llM 1»
confined 1° ’he Pacific
Nye In Town Ed Nye of Camp
DESIGN RECEIVED FOR
("hrlatlan li»»l»ltul at Eugene f o r se Spicer of Marmla la confined In the
Wrestles
with
Creek was a visitor In Springfield
AIR GUIDE SIGN ON
Pacific
I'hrlatlan
hospital
at
Eugeni
v n ru l i I.’ i v h . la re p o rte d In l>«‘ Improv
where he was taken Friday for ni'-tll W edneatday morning.
BOOTH-KELLY MILL
I i i k nicely.
T
J. Flippin, secreta ray o f the
I al I rent meut.
Thureton Woman In Mra John
new
airway
con
n
ty
chamber and also of the Eu-
C a rs o n Ooe« F is h in g G e o rg e C a r
T he design for the
Edmlnaton of Thuralon waa a busi­
gene chamber, reported on the rail­
W a s h in g to n P eo p le H e r e
M r . and
son. local servlc« station proprietor,
guide
sign
which
w
ill
be
painted
on
n ess visitor In town W ednesday.
w ay rate hearing at Medford, which
spent Monday on a fishing trip up Mra C F Brown, the publlahera of n
the roof of one of the sheds of the
h
e attended recently. H e predicted
newspaper al Stanwood. W ashington,
Ilie M cKenzie.
Booth-Kelly mill, has been received
W altervllle Man In— Charles S yl­
a reduction of rates betw een In te r-
visited In Sprllngfl'-ld for a short lim e vester. W altervllle rancher, waa a
| from the Guggenheim foundation for
V is itin g W it h H u n tly o
W illia m ( ' Monday
points on the S o uthern
Mr and Mra Brawn were b usiness vlsl'or In S; rlngfteld on
the promotion of Aviation, It was an- m ediate
A Pohl of Astoria. la vlaltlng In returning from a trip to California.
P
acific.
, nounced by F. B. Hamlin president of
W ednesday.
Springfield at tile house of Ilia dough
Mayor George K now les of Cottage
j the Chamber o f Commerce. As soon
te r. M ra M B lliin ily .
v is it a t N e w p o r t
Harry Chase and
Vida Folks V isit— Mr and Mrs. B.
| as the approval of Major G. H. Ecker- Grove, chairman of a special com ­
family spent the week end visiting at F. Mlnney and Mr. and Mrs. J. F
Ron is obtained as to the style of the m ittee to outline the activities of the
Hal««ya Movt Mr and Mrs John
Newport at the home of Mr. and Mra Mlnney of Vida spent Tuesday In
I
letters and the exact location of the chamber for the year, reported on
H alsey have moved from the Brown
A. i l . Pengra. Mra. Chase remained Springfield on business.
sign, the work w ill be begun by A E. the road situation In I>ane County,
field properly on O street between j
The m em bers voted to support the
fiovenlh and Eighth Io a house on E
» w p w t where she will visit for
Wood, local painter.
Kennett at Roseburg—G N. Kennett
early com pletion of the roads to
etrest bctwcfiii Ninth mid Tenth.
11 ' *f
T he sign w ill con sist of the word
spent Saturday In Roseburg conduct­
Dolores Lee Dudley, g irl evangrlist
F lorence and Oakridge.
“Springfield”
in
letters
sixteen
feet
Cut» A r m —J . W Fountain. W aller
Undergo«« Operation — Mrs Roy ing a clearance sale for the Maraks
from Ohio, at 15 believes the world
T he ladles of the Christian church
high. An arrow marked "N” and point­
is becoming as sinful as in the days
vllle resident, cut his arm quite se- Pugh of Springfield, entered the Pact bury com pany there.
served a dinner to the delegates who
o
f
Noah.
She
has
preached
fo
r
s
i*
ing
due
north
will
he
painted
on
the
verely with a knife Monday Several He Christian hospital at Eugene Sun-
years.
sign, and another arrow pointing in attended the m eeting
T he n ext
stltrh es were taken to close the day and underwent a major operation
Kafoury at Salem — Allen Kafoury
an easterly direction and marked “1 m onthly m eetin g of the association
morning
She
Is
re­
Is «lan d in g this week visitin g with
wound at the office of a local there Monday
Lowell Men In Town—John and Mile" w ill Indicate the new Springfield . w ill be held at C ottage Grove May Id.
ported to be getting along quite well
relatives at Salem . H e went to the Joah Cane of W altervllle visited for
physician.
airport w hich w ill be com pleted soon. |
capital city Sunday and w ill return
a while In Springfield Monday.
Linotype Man Leave«
W rights to Portland— Mr and Mrs to Springfield Friday.
The letterin g of the sign will be !
P la y e d at C o n v e n tio n - Miss Wlnl
Mrs. Emery Back— Mrs. N. W. Emery' Painted chrom e yellow , which Is super
fren Tyson returned Sunday evening » . C. Wright and Harry W right re
Here From Medford— Dole Flowers returned
Monday
from
Portland, lor In visib ility to w hite at a distance. I E. E. Pyne, who has been employe«.
from Salem , where she played the turned to Springfield Monday from
The cham ber of com m erce which ;« as a linotype operator on the Spring-
piano at the annual dlatrlct conven P . r i i nd where they visited over the ' o f Medford, spent the week-end here where sh - spent the week-end with
tlon of the ('hrlatlan Enilittvor held week-end v Ith Mr and Mrs W right's with his wife, who has been visitin g her sisters, t he M isses Emma and financing the cost of the sign, is co- , field N ew s for th e past th ree yearn,
operating with the Guggenheim Foun- left Sunday with Mrs Pyne for SIL
daughters, Mrs Elder and Mrs Price her parents, Mr. and Mrs. G eorge Abbie M assee.
In the capital city last week end
datjon for the Promotion of Aviation verton, where he has accepted a
Dyer.
Radabaught Here — Mr. and Mra
V isitors W ednesday—Mr and Mrs in Installing the guide here.
The position on the Silverton Appeal. H.
Lunch Room Nearaly Done — The
J. M. Harris, A. W. Fraxee. and his foundation is endeavoring to Lave 8. Taylor, of Portland, has arrived In
work on the new lunch room which G lenn Iladal augh of Roseburg, vlsletd
Ill W ith A p p e n d ic iti*— L eo n ard H u f
Mr ford, Springfield boy. wns taken sud- daughter Mrs. Thomas B illings, all estab lish ed a guide to aviators In Springfield and taken the position
George Caraon Is Installing at his Sprlnr.fl Id for a while Sunday
w Rh
a p p,,n(j lc|tl8
w h)Ie of W altervllle, wear business visitors every town of any size In the countrv. form erly held by Pyne.
service station at the corner of Se. H idabii'tgh was form erly a reporter den ,y
venth and Main streets. Is progressing for the »p iln g fleld N ew s, and Is now a ,.ron, panytng h|„ fathor. L. A. Huf- In Sprlngfielo W ednesday morning.
mployed by the Roseburg N ew s fond, on a b u slress trip to Coquille
rapidly. T he new building will be
P. T . A. M eets T o m o rro w
K
.' I« w.
last week end and waa operated on
opened about May 1.
The Springfield 1*. T. A. will m eet
for appendicitis at a hospital there on
Rpturday morning
Mr. Hufford left tom orrow at 3 o'clock at the Lincoln
Monday for Coquille to be with him. school for Its regular session A candy
sale for the benefit of the May Fete
T he boy la gettin g along quite well.
to be held here May 10 will be held
at the time. As a special feature of
Auxiliary to Meet Tomorrow—The
the evening, the room of the two
American Legion Auxlllaray will hold
schools wh'ch has the largest number
Its rpgular m eeting Friday night In
of parents or adult gu ests to its cre­
, the Chamber of Commerce rooms
dit will he awarded a prize of a potted
Mrs M It Ituntly, the president, asks
that nil mem bers of either the Auxil­ p la n t b y the P . T . A.
In te rn a tio n a l Sunday School Leaaon fo r A p ril 28
iary or of the Legion who have tickets
FOR SALE—Organ in excellent con­
TH E SUFFERING SERVANT OF JEHOVAH
or money from the benefit dinner
dition. Price $25.00.
See at 267
Is a ia h S3:1-12
held last Friday turn them In at once
W set 12th Ave , Eugene, Oregon.
Rev. Sam uel D. P rice. O.D.
I (o her.
y
SchootLessotl
Fulfillm ent of prophecy Is one of the stro n g e st evidences of
th e a u th e n tic ity of S cripture. T he fact th at exact s ta te m e n ts of
fu tu re events could he m ade hundreds of years in advance, and
late r developm ents would be In perfect accord, a rg u e s m ightily
for th e inspiration that lyelievers in th e W ord claim for it. in no
in sta n c e is the problem of fulfillm ent m ade any g re a te r th an in
th is lesson study, in which th ese varied M essianic s ta te m e n ts
a re mad«*.
Much discussion lias centered about th e im plications in rh e
S ervant of Jeh o v ah ." which them e is found in repeated portions
of Isaiah, such as 41:8-20; 42:1-7; 18-25; 43:5-10; 49:1-9: 50:4-10;
52:13-; 52:12. Many claim th at tin* "S uffering S e rv a n t” refers
only to tin* Jew ish nation. T h e conservative in te rp re ta tio n is
th a t, while it lias a direct im plication to tin* Chosen People, it
re fe rs prlm araily to the prom ised Messiah and is a glorious des-
scription of Je su s Christ in His divine office work. T h e re are
m any o th e r prophecies concerning Him in tin* Old T estam en t.
C om pare the record of th is Life as recorded in tin* Gospels and
note how each each prediction w as perform ed, and then* will he
both added and intense reverence for th e Holy Bible. Bead this
p a rtic u la r lesson at least th re e tim es.
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A w onderful P erson is being portrayed. M ultitudes still fail
to believe th e m essage and lienee lose m uch in (heir lives. He is
referred to as a m an, and so is His F a th e r Jehovah. We continue
to objectify a spirit In term s of hum an form , such as “ tin* arm
of th e L ord.”
C o n stan tly th ro u g h th e years o i His public m inistry "H e was
despised and rejected." Na an e can even know (lie e x te n t of Ilis
sorrow s. He wns m ore sensitive th an any o th e r in all the histo ry
of th e world. We know of ills agony and bloody sw eat in the
G arden of G ethseinane. Only th e angels could appreciate His
w orth ns they looked on in pity.
Ills physical sufferings and h e a rt ach es wen* only incidents
com pared w ith th e m ediatorial work He was perfecting. His
a c ts were vicarious, as lie took the law place of th e sin n ers of the
world. His bruises of heart as well as of body, to g e th e r w ith th e
chastisem ent, of th e Pilate com m anded stripes, w ere for our
healing.
M an’s indifference to such love is w orse th an p athetic. T he
pictu re is of sheep purposely going a s tra y while the shepherd Is
ten d erly calling them to safety and fullest provision.
T h ro u g h o u t His earth ly life lie was silent u n d er every form
of ab u se and oppression. Pilate w as am azed a t His q u iet de­
m eanor. O thers under sim ilar circu m stan ces of injustice would
rail at. th e ir accusers. T he lovers of th is M essiah rejoice th a t,
a fte r He had been crucifld betw een tw o thieves, then* was a
royal-like tom b for th a t body th rough the g raeio u sn ess of Joseph
of A rlm athea. T his One su g g ests to all of us th a t grent souls do
n o t peddle personal m iseries. Archbishop T ren ch , speaking of
o u r debt of sin, said “ It was co ntracted In the c u rren cy of e a rth :
H e paid It in th e c u rren cy of heaven.”
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