Church Services and Meetings Listed for Multiple Congregations
The notice lists schedule details for Christian Science First Society and Salvation Army services including Sunday morning readings and meetings, a Saturday sing song event, and topics for sermons. It also notes First Congregational Church led by Rev Richard Brown with Holy Communion at 10 20, sermons and Christian Endeavor events, plus Church of the Redeemer Sunday school and service timing changes.
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Salvation Army
Salvation Army Hall
Parish Service Promises Evening Prayer and Sermon
A part in this service is of great interest and beauty. all parishioners are urged to attend and invite friends. Evening prayer and sermon at 7:00 led by Rev. Henry Dixon Jones at First Christian Church with Bible school at 45 dollars and a class for any age. Communion and song service at 7:30 led by church youth. subject What Christ Taught About Money and Its Use. Prayer meeting and choir practice Wednesday evening. N H Brooks, pastor. Also Methodist Episcopal services with Sunday school at 10 am, sermon by Rev L D Tallman at 11 am, class meeting at 12:15 led by Rev G W Rigby, intermediate league 6:30 pm, Epworth league 7:10 pm, evangelistic services. Robert Warner, pastor.
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Church of the Redeemer
Church of England
Protestant Episcopal Church
Our Church
Henry Dixon Jones
First Christian Church
W. F. Taylor
N. H. Brooks
Methodist Episcopal
A. J. Owen
Ermon
L. D. Tallman
G. W. Rigby
Epworth
Robert Warner
Eagles Plan Public Musical Night at Eagles Hall
At a recent Eagles meeting a public entertainment is set for the last Friday of March in Eagles hall. The program will be musical with the Eagles band performing. A small admission will fund stage improvements and future events. Committee members are R C Lawrence W G Bogert and C E Larkin. On anniversary day three class will be initiated into the order. Dr J A Best resigned as semi physician and Dr TD J McFaul also left that capacity leaving Dr Garfield as sole physician. The San Francisco bark Challenger is a total loss by fire in Kobe harbor Japan.
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Eagles
Eagles’ Hall
R. C. Lawrence
W. G. Bogert
C. E. Larkin
Discriminating Ladies Praise Nowbro's Herpicide
Women who used Nowbro's Herpicide report quick relief from dandruff as it cleanses the scalp and calms itching. The product is claimed to destroy the dandruff germ, prevent hair loss, and provide a glossy aristocratic styling. Sold by druggists with samples available by mail from The Herpicide Co. in Doroit Michigan.
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Nowbro
Newbro
Herpicide Co
Do‘rolt
Mich
Koeppen Dros
Debut Party Honors Two Baby Girls At Taylor Residence
A pleasant evening party will be hosted at Mr. and Mrs. Fred Taylor's home on the river's north bank to honor Maniie Traylor and Luelle Henninger, both just months old. Neighbors were invited and a program will be presented, organized by Mrs. Wilson, grandmother of Miss Henninger.
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Taylor
Henninger
Fred Taylor
Maniie
Mra. Wilson
Itj
Weeknight social notes highlight dances and gatherings
A Friday mall event featured card games and a lively evening. Mrs. Charles Ferguson and Kathy leave for a month in Walla Walla. Entre Nous club hosted a dance at Music Hall. Portland guest Mrs. Seth Catlin to visit Mrs. Leona Thompson. Monday Afternoon Club entertained at Montgomerys with 500 prizes won by J. P. Walker and consolation by C. E. Troutman. Numerous attendees listed. Pastor reception at M. E. B. parsonage for Rev. Warner. Mrs. J. B. Dickson hosts dinner for sister Mrs. L. W. White of Portland. Visits from H. W. Ayers, Mrs. Boothby, and Miss Bertha Mallock anticipated. Sauna Souci club held at Roberts. Nye won highest score. Surprise party for Miss Lucile Imbrie on Jackson Street. Jolly Neighbors club hosted by Mrs. Teutech. prizes to Mrs. Dean Tatum and Mrs. Greulich. Leon Cohen birthday dinner hosted by wife.
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T. G. Montgomery
J. P. Walker
C. BE. Troutman
J.P. Walker
E. BE. Colfer
EB. Troutman
C. K. Cranston
J. L. Miller
J. W. Maloney
A. J. Goodman
Agnes Pletcher
J.T. Hinkle
J.wallace
John McCourt
Mra
M. EB
Johnson Street
Hey
Robert Warner
Warner
Eureka Lodge No 32 To Celebrate Debt Freedom
Eureka Lodge No 32 I O O F will mark the final payment on their new building at Main and Altw streets with a gathering tonight attended by members wives and friends. J A Lawrey will deliver the principal address including a lodge history. musical selections recitations and toasts follow with solos by Bernice Ruppe and Paralee Halles.
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J. H. Lawrey
Eureka Lodge No. 32
Lboo. F
Main
Altw
John Hailey, Jr
Odd Fellows
J. A. Lawrey
Eureka Lodge No
Alen
H. EF. Cellier
Bernice Ruppe Willl
Paralee Halles
J. R. Traver
J. W. Hutt
G. L. Hall
M. Welttenhiller
W. H. Bleakney
Aino
Voey
Mise Elizabeth Kingetta
Local Sports Line and Revival Report from Weston and Richland
The report lists players Ray Vogel Catherine Smith Ethel Temple Dixie Todd Gertrude Jordan on the Blacks and Jessie Folsom Minrle Casey Eva Scott Norma Alloway Edna Thompson as guards. Rev A L Thoroughman of Weston completed a 19 day revival in Richland M E church. Richland lies in Eagle valley with alfalfa potential and a hoped railroad. Walter Pierce helps form a local power development company. Loring recovers after surgery at St Anthony's hospital.
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Ray Vogel
Catherine Smith
Ethel Temple
Dixie Todd
Gertrude Jordan
Jessie Folsom
Minrle Casey
Eva Scott
Norma Alloway
Edna Thompson
Guirda
A. L. Thoroughman
Weston
Richland
Baker County
Baker City
East Fagle Creek
Walter Pierce
Thi City
High School Team Beats Commercial in Openers 9 to 8
In the first of three planned matches, the High School team defeated Commercial Association 9 to 8 in the school assembly room. Stricklin and W. Penland led the high school with forwards, Stoke at center, Strand and Thompson at guards. Commercial featured Penland Wigglesworth Knight Folsom and White. A girls game Reda vs Bineke preceded the contest, Reda winning 4 to 1.
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Folsom
White
Just such a Plano at closeout sale price attractively praised
A buyer extols a $475 high grade walnut upright Plano during a closeout at Eilers Piano House. The sale features upright pianos from $337 to $120 with $25 down and $10 monthly terms, promising no competition during the event.
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Eilers Piano House
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Owl Tea
Christian Science
First Society of Christian Scientists
Chapreh
First Congregational Church
Richard Brown
Jesus
Christian Endeavor
Lowell
Tallman & Co
Main Street
San Francisco
Kobe
Japan
Pendleton
Winslow Bros
Pendleton, Oregon
Charles Ferguson
Kathy
Walla Walla
Entre Nous
Music Hall
Mra. Seth Catlin
Portland
City
Leona Thompson
Mra J. BR. Dickson
Mra L. W. White
T. W. Ayers
Heppner
County
W. F. Boothby
Salem
Mra H. F. Johnson
Mra. F. W. Vincent
Mra. Roberts
E. H. Clark
Bertha Mallock
la Grande
Thomas Ayers
B. A. Vaughan
Sauna Souci Club
Misa Roberts
A. W. Nye
Lina Sturgis
Lucile Imbrie
Jackson Street
Ben Burroughs
Lee Teutech
Dean Tatum
Charles Greulich
Rose Campbell
William Babb
Leon Cohen
Frederick Judd
F. W. Vincent
EB. Roosevelt
H. F. John
Boston
Cardus
The
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Chattanooga
Tenn
Mrs. Naar Bake
Webster Groves
High School
Reda
Girin
Rede
Bineke
J. C. Gallacher, Mgr
Main St
Hom.s
Goodman-Thompson Hardware Co
Frazer Theatre
K. J. Taylor, Lessee and
Mgr
E. W. Parker
Res
W. T. Carleton Opera Company
Johnny
Dolly Varden
Brock & McComas
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