The Santiam news., March 15, 1917, Image 4

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Re port of State C. E.
Convention
*’A
Lint tLe
I r.day Morning
Glad you earn«- rally
this service wai opened up by song»
and prayer. Go*. With/cumbe gav«-
th«- address of welcome, telling u* hr
was glad th«-r«- wti »uch an orgnr.na­
tion at the C E l«i Oregon and the good
it waa doing fur the young people and
the atatc, that th«- homes In Salem
were O|K-n to the C E ami that in th«-
name of the whole city he bada uswel-
come.
Because a number of the apeaker-
h id not yet arrived th«-y were forr«1
to change the program and transfer
th«- Bible ttiaiy to that titn«- leaving
the remainder of the ‘ Glad you cam*-
Rally" for the afternoon meeting
I'r
Whltr of Albany conducted th«- Ibid-
atudy, hi» subject being " 1 h«- lleily of
Jnm i hritt ”
I luring hit talk he gave us three un­
disputed facta ab<><t Jesus < hrisl.
which are; (I) He la the revealer >>f
the highest type of human life, (if*
Jesus is the redeemer of «-very type of
da-praved life. Id) lie la the restorer
of lost order wherever h«- la obeyed.
• a ro
. - »V«.
ill a 1 nite
Advertiwment No. !
Better
Results
Less wrrn Labor
FORD
77/A' L'.Vl TERSJL ('.ill
:rj< >, h 1 7
Have I «—n built and art iSllv 'eliv. red t*» retail buyers since Aug. I. 1916.
These figure» tÿt.HlT represent the actual number of cars manufac­
tured l»y -is sm * \ugu»t I. and d« livered by our agents t*> retail buyers
FOR GETTER GARDENS
B*"*r rr-iiÎ!» I* .u-«r only
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Friday Afternoon
We ha«l th«- remainder of the "Glad
you came rally" of the morning wrvi< <
inclu ling an address ol welcome by <
E Ostia liter and a stunt or demons tra
tlon given by each union
Lane County union gave a acm<-
allowing I'r and .Mrs Clark atandinp ■
the platform talking tog« ter iv. I th
the rest of their delegates marched to
the platform, »hook hunds with Ui«n,
an<l then all of them sang a song
Linn Co gave som< yells .Marion
rounty had'nt prepared anything
they just c aj pul their hands. I’«,
county gave some yelK W»»hingt" i
rounty sang a song Pacific *;<■ legate
were called on but they ha«l been delay
« I and a number of th« ir del.-gates ha i
wal .cd live in lea I i ord ri* to itch tn
train tor the convention Later whin
the president, .Mr < anick, was talking *
they came in singing and inarch«-.!
arouixl the church with their hands on bi* done when the Kxi« ty seem» dea«l".
• ach o the is shou.d.-rs. Roth .Multnom This should be tak« n up by th- devo-
ah and Yamhill county gave yells Ceti, ti >nal commitivc
union could send no delegates becau»
Daniel Poilng gave a sb rt talk on
of an epidemic of measles just before socials. He said th*re should be no
starting. Douglas county sang a song pay socials, that the money should be
entitled Let's Shine, The unorganised rai-ed in ao r.e other way. that aociala
union had a map of cloth with the U S were fur the purpose of educating an i
drawn on it, districts were numbered warning the people to Christ.
tin the map and each organisation when
Miss Cor. a guve a talk on "Huw to
name I would have its representative get strang«*rs into the end<avur" or
upi-ear and put his h.-al tnrougti their increasing fellowship. A here should be
number and repeat their Bible ver«« a reception committ«^ at the door to
they had taken as their pledge (.In k- meet lh<- strangers and as th«-y come
amas county sang a aong to the line in they c««ul 1 I»«- given a nunilx-r and
ut lipperary.
toldt*« ti i*1 tn« peru>n with th* number
Then we had some special music and ju»t one higher than theirs, then to
announcements by .Mr Huntington, change numtiers, or n |>»|-er bag tied to
chairman of the reception committee. the right l.and an*I told to shake hands
After this we had our "Let’s go pro­ until the bag *»- whrn out or else take
gram" which waa a minute and a had the five different ways of shaking
talk by 3" different delegates.
hn'.ds such as the death hand shake
and mi on The games should be lively
Friday Evening
>©ng service and the key note a.Jdre« st first but there should also be games
given by Daniel Puling. Meeting of to atri-ngthen odes character, The
halcm committee, the social program socials should end with prayer and the
and "the evening watch” lead by Clar singing of redgiui ■u* song* also th e re •
ceptlon «-o-nmitti-e should be at the
cnee C Hamilton, which was prayer.
door to invite the strangers -acs again
Saturday morning.
p».r>- «inn.ng st rains areuvd.
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tf m t
tape wi h
giv
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ker
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It........ Hr*
rr .-uiion, amt healthier plant
lite. I.* <i I. i '. jt , Im ..liar you
plait a w Ir row at a lime,
an ! no thinning out i» ne-ce-
aary on a* «Hint of proper
Spa ing in t.'ie tape. Mora
e>
il. I«. .i . r abso»
lutei) nu wart« U scola.
P.»r« A»«.haps 1, tnsd» by
»Iw rww 4t|
5 I Urvgi , G M , Sag \ ,<||
(*•< ill «*» rouf 4ml*
ICk prt ¿M'. ta*»
J. F. Wesely
This unusual fail an I winter demand for Ford cars makes it neevssary
for in to confine the distritvutlon'of cars only to those (agents who ’have
n . r« for imm- liste dehveryjto retail customers, rather than to p*-rmit
any agent to -toes cars in anticipation of later spring sales.
it • are issuing th<* notice to intending buyers" that they may protect
th« m elves a : > st d-lay <»r disappointment in securing Ford ifffiv If.
therefore, you af<- planning to purchase a Ford car. we advise you to
place your order ami take delivery now.
Immediate or ! ere > ill have prompt attention.
I < lay in buy.- g at this time may cau««- you to wait several months
1 nter your * rd* r t day for immediate delivery with’our authorised Ford
agent Hated I»- low ami don’t be disappointed later on.
Ford .Motor ('onijtany.
Prie«-
Runalmut $345. Touring Car *360, Coupelet |5of>. Town
Car I >'.*&, Se Jan *645; f. o. b. (•etruit.
(hi display mid for side by
FRED T. BILYEU
SCIO, OREGON
i
Blossom Time in
the Golden State
n u»ic by h a
mother led
subject was
the plain",
place, lonely
communiun.
two sister» and his blind
in prayer. Mr Poling's
"the mount in top and
A mountain top is a high
and where there is no
<»■
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ia one of the greatest discuv« riea ol
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s«-p»rates and removes any kind of dirt
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Kalomite never fails, satisfaction
guarantee«!.
Enough for three ordinary wa«hings
for 15c. 'end stamps for tria: pa-<ag••
Ixical Distributor» wanted. '«. H
Rarey. General Distributor, Lebanon,
Oregon.
Pendleton to g«»t a new garage
one hundred feet square.
I ll I* study al the Christian church
• Saturday Aft«-rn<.<«n
W e m ike a specialty
Of
had by Dr White. Meeting of social
Presentst <»n >f junior work showing
nentiMhip,
committee in charge of Gladys Miller that that th«- iniit.ng- are conducted
Engagement and
of Portland
on th«« same order as the endeavor Wedding rings.--F M French di
Dr White gave the needs or duties of meetings with the same committees
Son, jewelers and engravers,
th«- iwHtiety. 1. They must have a gr.at and tach <>f the Juniors taking part.
Albany.
love fur people. 2 A definlten« •« ri
Saturday
Evening,
»
purpose 3 A dogged permstance.
-O'­
Installation <>f officer« for th«- coming
I his is next to prayer II is the bu­
year. Miss Dyer president from the
siness of th«- committee to see that
waihington C E providing.
the young people of the church are «
Notice is hereby given that the Un-
Pledges of mon«-y were taken al this
k> pt from drifting and going out to
time. I here was 6MH pledged by the di-rngned has been appoint«*d executcr
othe’ churrhe*. I he end« avor should
of the last will and testament of Isaac
haie a m.cmtiership coni in it tee which different societies anj ploa the person­
C. Bate«, deceased, by the County
al
t>l«-
lg<
*
th«-
total
a.n
runted
to
about
should look after the membership of
Court for Linn County, Oregon, an-l
S1IU0.
the society and see that the members
that all claims against the estate of
Sunday Morning.
are made to take part .n the meeting*.
said decraiu-d should be presented to
"unday
School
at
t
>>-
state
cspitol
This can lie done by having a chart
the undersigned executor at his office
with the names of each endeavorer and Building TflS being present. Life «ork
in Scio, Oregon, within six months
R<-«
ruil'»
class.
le»»un
found
in
Roman
a space for marking when present, on
from the date of the first publication
time, leading in prayer and taking some I 14 lfi, L"R pic Ige r I will strive
of thia notice, which is February 15,
s*>
to
shape
the
plans
of
my
life
«ui
to
other part in the m«-eting, People
1917.
should be invited to attend bv personal give myaelf wtioliv to fulltime Christ­
C. C. Bryant,
R. Shelton.
ian
service.
invitation, new members should ba
Attorney.
Executor.
When
God
needs
us
he
will
call
you
given opportunities for work in the
society so that they will become inter- , an«l tell you where to go and wiat to do
Rank Foolishness
ested. but above all care should be ta­ A I, " R is a aerva it of Christ, tne
ken of those the society has and they whole world ia their mis-ion field.
You occasionally see it stated that
We wire given three qu«-stion to col*Is do not result from cold weather.
must not miss the one.
*
At this time the question box was to think on. I. H<* lung wouki M That is rank foolishness V5«-re it true
opened and any on* who wanted to lake to win your community to Christ colds would be as prevalent In mid­
Could ask a question. One question if «tvrryone were doing what yuu are? summer as -n midwinter. The microbe
was *’ How can you make old men.tiers 2. How long would it take to win the that causes colds flourishes in damp,
come up toward the front”. The ai »• who.«- nation*. 3« Have you any right cold weather To get rid of a c d
wirwaa; I hat cou'd be left to the to exp«*ct any sacritiee from anyone take Chamberlain's ('«nigh Remedy.
ushers or the chairs eouki be turn««! that you yourself woulj ndt be willing It ia effectual and is highly recomm- n-
aroui-d to face the ba* k or if this could to make?
de«i by (mople who have used it for
not be done the leaiier could c -me and
Sunday Evering
many years »as occasion required. a* d
stand about the mi<M’e of the isle.
Meeting at th*- armory Daniel Pol- know its real value. Obtainable every-
Another «picstion was "what sh< *.di ing was tr.e speaker, there wan special j where
F
A friend just ba*k from Southern California
say»; "The weather was fine, in fact t«> warm
for h«-av y*cluthes
Many were in bathing at
th«- beaches. Oranges were ripe in the valleys
while the mounts ins nearby were covered with
snow ”
With warm, sunny weather it will not tie long
b.fore tt «• blds»« ms on the trees will be every­
where announcing that spring is here
Take a va< atinn trip now while life in <iiff»-r-
i-nt ; m here climate surrounding* and amuse­
ments are out of the ordinary. Spend a
di])'rrt nt
THREE
Fr'irnari/.
TRAINS
DAILY
Scenic Shasta Route
will take you there in comfort.
Ask the Agent.
JOHN M. SCOTT
Uenera! Pansenger Agent,
Portland, Otegon
Southern Pacific Lines