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COMMUNION SET
, 100 THIS SUNDAY
This coming 'Sunday im set es
the world-wide communion Sue
day by the Presbyterinn church,
'AL a. A, At Dint time throughout
America, anti In ail the 16 for
eign misaion :Wide of the church,
the Lord's aupper will he admin.
f Intern& The mitetion work of
this denominution is tho largest of
any and this communion service
Is One of the many ways In which
the hundred yearn of tnission
work will he emplannized. Tito ins
tor, Dr. Theodore Hmith, will be
' In charge and will speak on the
, theme, "Rernembet Jesus Christ."
The musleal number' include a
f, beautiful solo by the guest tenor
, elnger, Mr. IL M. Parichurat of
, Rockford, Ill mole who Win Bing
I. Ritoll's "Jeans Only." The reg
ular orgnniet, Mr. Ilene Merlotti
offer. also throe great number'.
The organ prelude will he "Kam
' ennol-ostrow", by Rubinstein
4. Gaul, the (Memoir', "I hove Theo,
Lord Moat High" by Kreckel, and
the emitted "P tech& I-11 y ni n
Theme also by RreckeL
the service is to open as unual, at
11 o'clock, Mr. Itherlein will be
gin playing previous to the 11
o'clock hour, as the audience is
assembling.
Now members are to be re
ceived on this occasion and every
family connected with the church
Is urged to be represented, and,
If possible, the whole family be in
: attendance.
Aside front the communion
service observed by the PresbY
Origins, this timidity la also to be
observed by all denominntions as
"boyelty Day." All Ciudadins
are expected to attend their re
, apeetive churches, an that the 11,-
, tendance in cli. churches should
be very greatly hareem' crud a
world-wide fellowship enjoyed.
During the morning service for
, a brief period Mr. Robert Rayburn
Is expected to speak and in the
OVCCItirt at 6:30 o'clock the young
' people of the churches platicipat
, Ins in the Rayburn evangelintic
mission are Invited to the First
Presbyterian church to hear him
In a special address to young pee
pie. In preparation for the union
m meetings to open on October 10
: under the leadership of his father,
J. Dr. AMOR Rayburn.
IV Elk OMR' 110M 10,
LANCASTER, ra.
Haynes of Harrisburg returned to
his old church for anniversnry
servicesand had his pockets
picked.
Haynes told police his billfold
containing git ass taken while he
mingled with the congregation.
L1938 Grunow
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DRILLMASTERS AT WORK, boring thousands of boles Into the bedrock at Grand
Coulee Dam in Wsughington, are awaiting arrival of President Roosevelt on an inspection trip to the
project. Men included on the Itinerary of the chief executive Is a visit to the Columbia river Bonne
ville Dana. Workers using air-driven jackhammers have drilled 760 miles of holes at Grand Coulee to
provide a base for the 25 million to structure.
News From
West Coast
Gridirons
CORVALLIS, Oct. 2 (il)Frank
NMI, a Californian, will captain
the Oregon State college football
team against the University of Cal
ifornia at Berkeley Saturday. it
was announced as the 31 Beaver
aquadmen entrained here Thurs
day. Prescott Hutchins, right guard.
Iccompanied the team, but will
not be able to play. Coach Lon
Stiner said.
Jay Mercer of Portland was as
signed to the right halfback posi
tion for his first start in major
competition.
EUGENE. Oct. 1 fill---Univercity
of Oregon football men will
share their practice field tod,sy
with the Stanford Indians. who ar
rive at noon and become hostile
Saturday in the first Pacific Coast
conference game to be played on
Oregon loll this season.
The game will dedicate the new
lyturfed Hayward field. -
The Webtoots starting lineup
remained in doubt as the coaching
staff continued to experiment with
backfield and line combinations
Thursday.
Hank Nilson, who appeared to
be the only back sure of a place.
called the signals with Arleigh
Bentley replacing "Piledriving
Paul" Rowe at fullback and Gray
beat and Smith in the halfback po
sitiona. Experta aurmised the change In
dicated either that Bentley will do
the Ducks punting or that Coach
Prink Ca ninon wanted more ex
parlance in the backfield to bal
ance the sophomore halfbacks.
Via Reginato of Klamath Fails
replaced Bud Robertson at right
end and Ellory Jenson was at
right tackle in place of Bill Estes.
EUGENE. Oct. 1 lin--The Uni
versity of Oregon frosh, tangling
with the Wolves of Oregon Nor
mal school at Independence to
night, rated as the "underdogs" In
view of their scant week of prac
tice. The game will serve as a scrim
mage preview of available ma
terial for "Honest John" Warren,
Duckling coach, his men being
given little chance of upsetting
the Wolves with their full month
of drilling.
LA GRANDE, Ore., Oct I UM--
Coach Bob Quinn awaited the com
ing of Saturday . night and the
Mothodists of Gooding college of
Gooding, Idaho, to bring the first
test of what looms, potentially., as
the greatest football team eastern
THE NEWS AND THE HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
Oregon Normal school has pro
duced. Tom Blackman, 190-pound full
back from Walla Walla, tops the
backfield In weight. Mel Ilion,
114 pound'', of Longview, a triple
threater and a veteran of last
year, and the fleet 155pound
Virgil Horne of Klamath Fella
fill the halfback posts, with Fred
Peternon, 165, of Seattle, who
played here in 1934, doing the
kicking, most of the 'wising and
his share of the ball-toting from
the quarterback position.
The team, in last week's game
with Multnomah college, bandied
IS forward pass attempts, indicet
log that Quinn may have found
the ball-toseing backfield he has
hoped for since he began coaching
here,
Moody-Budge Net
Team Wins Easily
in Doubles Event
BERKELEY. Calif.. Oct. I fin,
Mrs. Helen Wills Moody still has
the brilliant forearm drive and
slashing backhand that carried'
her to international tennis heights
as "Little Poker Face" nearly a
decade ago.
Paired with Don Budgeof Oak
land, the worlds greatest Ama
teur player, the 30-year-old for
mer queen of the courts displayed
her oldtinte form sr: they elimin
ated Dorothy Ant,rus of Stant
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ford, Conn., and Bobby Biggs, Los
Ange lea, yesterday.
It was in the 48th annual Pa
cific coast championships, in
which Mrs. Moody is entered only
In mixed doubles. She played eas
ily, placing her shots accurately
and Nerving powerfully.
Mrs. Moody and liudge won the
match, 6-3, 4-6. 64. They lost
the second set mainly because of
Riggs' well-placed lobe and
smashes but won the third In jig
time. The many-times national cham
pion said she was matiefied with
her game. "I missed some shots,"
she remarked, "but It didn't seem
to make much difference as Don
wax alwaya there to back me up.
He's wonderful, isn't he?"
One upset yesterday sent Wayne
Sabin of Portland, Ore., out of the
men's singles division. fle lost to
Gene Smith, young Piedmont,
Calif., school teacher, who will
meet Germany's Baron Gottfried
von Cramm in today's quarter
final round. The score was 6-1,
2-6. 6-3.
Budge will oppose Jiro Tama
Eight, Japans No. 1 ace, in quarter-finals.
I Sport Briefs
By EDDIE BMW.,
NEW YORK, Oct. 1
Author Bernie Bierman says,In hie
new book that football does as
much for a guy in an educational
way as music, math and liters
tore.... What was that, protons
or? Jackie Wilson, St. Louis
feather', is renewing his offer of
1000 potatoes, cold cash, for any
one who ran get Henry Armstrobg
Into the ring with him.... Charlie
Bachman, Michigan State coach,
now has a weekly football broad
cast.... A London paper sent an
agent here to contract for the life
story of Mike Jacobs. Nat
Fleischer, editor of "The Ring."
drew the assignment, which will
pay him 2514 smackers.
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Peter Sarron is due from South
Africa Tuesday to begin training
for Henry Armstrong. Dec
Bagley, who used to. train Gene
Tunney, went down to Philadel
phia the other night to second a
fighter, and somebody stole his
overcoat out at the dressing room.
Doc was due in Portland. Me.,
the next day.
The eleven players on the soccer
team at Rensselaer Poly come
from as many different countries.
Marcel Thil has agreed to go to
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They point out the Yanks have
had tough sailing with southpaws
this NOINOTI and the Giant. have
two of the best of the same.
Judge Landis paid a swell trib
PAGE ELEVEN
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