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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1908
Page
3
The Baptist church on East Alfa and Johneon streets invites all to attend evangelist Bledsoe preaching at 7:30 nightly on The Christian's Wealth and The Changed Life after a 21 o'clock sermon. Bible study tomorrow at 1. Men’s work group meets in the parish storage at 10, with all men invited. Young people assembly at 6:34.
The ministerial association will gather Monday at 4 p m at the Bowman building for a dinner meeting. Rev M M Bledsoe will address the group on the topic The Minister in His Office.
Sunday services led by Pastor Rev John Reeves at the First Methodist Episcopal Church corner Font Font Webb and Johneon streets. Sunday school at 11 o clock with A J Owen as superintendent, public sermon by Pastor T B Ford.
Fragmentary note discusses a money offer and potential risk. It mentions ground, fresh, and dorm-like context with unclear names or dates. Limited readable details suggest caution against accepting unknown financial offers.
Close meeting after morning service led by J M Gilli land at 2 pm Junior League 6 30 pm Epworth League devotional 7 30 pm choir song led by Mrs Landers organ by Mrs Owen Prelude by pastor subject A Greater Pendleton sermon An Ancient Gallowe and Ita Shadow upon Today or the Tragedy of Revenge Welcoming Germain Evang Lutheran Church Services at Warren Station Sunday December 6 6 30 pm Young People sociery at German school house 2 pm Pastor Geo L Sprattler Presbyterian church Rev WL Van Nuys to lead morning and evening services Public invited to attend all services
The Church of the Redeemer announces holy communion at the 1 o'clock service, a 3 p.m memorial service by the B. P.O. Elka, and a 7:20 p.m. Divine service with Sunday school at 10 a.m. The rector Charles Quinney invites the public to attend any or all services.
Home made bread at Ingrams grocery for Saturday sale. Made fresh for Saturday trade. Phone your order Main 37.
A local call urges Pendleton to establish a free public library as essential to education and character development. It argues libraries supplement schools, foster broad reading, and expose youths to biographies of great leaders, requiring community support with minimal personal sacrifice.
A reflective piece argues towns need libraries to cultivate taste for wholesome literature and avoid sensational crime. It urges centers for intellectual activity to replace gossip with printed instruction, promoting moral growth and productive use of idle hours across all classes.
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