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La Grande Evening Observer

Location

La Grande, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1909

Page

3

Easter Music and Services Fill La Grande Churches

Easter Sunday in La Grande features special music at First Methodist Episcopal Church with 11 o clock service "The Easter Spirit" and 7 30 p m missionary program by children in place of the evening service. Epworth League hosts "Mission" at 6 30 p m led by Mrs C R Thornton. All week services continue as usual with choir numbers and recitations guiding the Easter observance.

la Grande First Methodist Episcopal Church M Avenue Fourth Street Epworth League C. R. Thornton C. EB. Deal Knight Templar Commandery Poms Chlof George Bireny Nelly Neil Birney Calvary Knight Templar Upton H. Gibbs

Risen with Christ at First Baptist Sunday services

The First Baptist Church on the corner of Old and Spring invites the public to morning worship with a sermon The Risen Saviour's Right to Rule. A young people's program led by Miss Ester Snider titled The Rise in Christ follows. Evening worship features a sermon The He is Risen Life with special music by O S Wigglesworth and choir.

la Jfande Ible School Communion Christian Juniour Endeavor Christ Lena McReynolds Loreng HOG Cpe Cna Eidlinger Selo Alleluja First Baptist Church Old and Spring Suintay Gehoul Younes People Ester Snider Hisey Life O. S Wigelesworth W. Seeman Mozart

Lincoln Tale Reveals Odd Lincoln Memory

Mrs Hilen Cross of the Lincoln Memorial Committee recalls a curious interview about Lincoln. She quotes a Springfield Illinois relation of Lincoln who once joked about starving enough to eat a dog. The uncle killed and cooked a dog in Missouri near Kansas City after finding it, then they ate the meat.

Lincoln Springfield Illnois Springfeld Cole

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