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Book Review>LincoIn
Lectures Scheduled

life. The pictures are in the ma
tural color. As the pictures are
shown the lecture describes the
village, its natives, and the life
Of young Lincoln when he lived
there.
Feb. 10: Forget Your Age"
This is a review Of DR.. Peter ].
Steincrohn's book in the field Of
popular psychology.
Feb. 26: The Long Love-" This
is new fiction book Just off the
press by John Sedges portraying
a lifelong love in a conflict be-.
tween career. loving husband
and his wife.
Special music for each night
in the series is being arranged
by Mrs. Winifred Hopkins. The
series will be given each Sunday
night as announced at 8 p. m.
o6 ENROLLED IN CLASS
Registrations have closed fol
the community class in applied
psychology now, meeting each
Tuesday night at s p. m. in Pasco
Congregational church fellow
ship hall. There are sc registered.
Tuesday night, Jan. 81, lecture
No. is Fear, Anxiety, and
Worry" DR.. Smith announced
the two courses to follow the
present one are, one in child
and youth psychology, and one
in adult specialization psycholo-
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Church News In And Around The TH-CifY Areo
Love e Subject
For Sermon:

"Love" is the subject OF the
Lesson Sermon which Will be
read next Sunday in all branches
of The Mother Church, The First
Church of Christ, Scientist, In
Boston, Massachusetts,.
Golden Text: jeremiah. THE
Lord hath appeared of old unto
me, saying, Yea, ] have loved
thee with an everlasting love:
therefore with. lovingkindness
have I drawn thee"
The following verse from i
John is included in the Lesson
Sermon: "And we have known
and believed the love that God
hath to us. God is love; and he
that dwelleth in love dwelleth
in God, and God in him"
From Science and Health with
Key to the Scriptures".by Mary
Baker Eddy is the following cor.
relative statement: Divine Love
is infinite. Therefore all thai
really exists is in and of God
and manifests His love. The
depth, breadth, height, might
| majesty, and glory Of infinite
Love fill all space. That is
enough!"
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Sobin Sets
Sermon
On Youth

youth Seeks A Master" will
be the theme of the Rev. Claude
P. Sabin this Sunday at the
Northwest United Protestant
church in Richland.
The service which is held at
II a. M, will begin in the OBJ
servance of youth week. The
young people will have part in
the service and will provide
special music for the occasion.
The adult choir will also sing
under the direction of Mrs. Les
lie M. Lyall. Youth week will
be climaxed by youth ban
quet for all United Protestant
young people on Saturday even
ing February 4th.
The young people will also
conduct a special service on Sum
day evening at $3.50 at which
time my Mothers Bible" will
be pantomined.
The church will meet on Tues
day evening for pot-luck din.
ner in the Spalding cafeteria at
$50 o'clock. The message will
be given by Thomas B. Yates,
director of Mems Work in the
state of Washington. 1850
This address will be directed
especially to men and boys af'
ter which consideration will be
given to the organizing of the
Mems Fellowship. The newly
elected board will meet on We'd
nesday evening at 8 O'Clock for
organization and conducting OF
business. 9.
The Northwest church reports
that all services are on sched-
ule again and that the church
is now planning for the Easter
season. A special invitation is
extended to all to attend these
services which are held in the
Spalding school in Richland.
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Alaska Movie
Set Feb. 4

Apostle c. George Measley, of
the Re.organized Church Of Jesus
Christ of Latter Day Saints,
which has its headquarters In
Independence, Missouri, will be
here Feb. 1 to show pictures Of
his recent trip to Alaska.
His movies include well-knoWn
beauty spots and points Of in.
terest. He just returned recently
from a six week tour Of Alaska
which is part of his church ter
ritory. -
Apostle Measley is a native OF
Australia and spent several
years in doing missionary work
| there. .s@'
He will also inspect the church
building being built on the cor.
ner Of Swift and Long avenues
and will meet with the building
committee on Tuesday night Jan
81. -
Movies will be shown at 7::3(
| p. m, room 331 at the Marcus
1 Whitman school on Feb. 1. The
public is invited and there will
be free-will offering taken.
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.Pusco Christian Church
Joins In Youth Week

Youth Week will be ObServedS
in the First Christian church of
Pasco with the young people OF
the High School department as
sisting in the morning worship
service. Evan Hawker, of the
Junior-Intermediate choir, will
bring a vocal solo in the service.
The pastor will speak on the
theme, youth Grows Toward
God"
In the evening service, the
young people of the newly form
ed Youth Fellowship will con-
duct the service. Evening service
will be at 1880 pm. Young people
from the three communities of
Pasco. Richland and Kennewick
will meet together Sunday, Feb.
5, from S to Z in the Kennewick
Methodist church in a Youth
Rally when Charles Wells, noted
religious cartoonist and. evangel.
list, will speak.
Youth week is an annual OBJ
servance OF the place of Chris
tan youth nsthe church of to-
day. The first Sunday of Youth
Week is dedicated to youth OBJ.
servances in each local church
and the concluding Sunday is
termed INSTRUMENTATION Sum
day. The Youth Week observance
is sponsored by the United Chris
tan Youth Movement and the
International Society of Christian
Endeavor. The theme of this
years Youth Week observance is
Youth Builds. God Designs"
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Youth Day
Is Told

This Sunday at 1865 am. is
youth Day" in the morning wor.
ship service at Pasco Congrega-
tional church.
The plan is to have Youth
Sunday in church the 4th Sunday
of each month. The junior and
adult choirs will furnish the mu-
sic under the direction of Mrs.
Winifred Hopkins.
The young people. assisting
in the service are members OF the
recently organized High School
Pilgrim Fellowship club. Those
taking part in the service are
Jim Davidson, Bill Mosier, Nor
ma Mouda, Joan Davidson, Don
ma and Betty VanReenan, Bobbie
Sue Cooney, and Dick Jones.
The sermon is "A Whale OF
Story" This is the last sermon
in the January series by the Rev
Ivan Robert Smith entitled: 1.-THE
Bible Speaks For Today"
At this service announcement
and plans will be explained fol
the organization Of Junior-Higf
Pilgrim Fellowship for 5th, 9Th
and 7th graders to be organized
Feb. S at S pm.
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Church
Dedication

Dedication services for the
newly completed Richland
Church of the Nazarene will bs
held Sunday, at 2:30 pm. -.
The Rev. H. F. Vogt, announces
that the order of service will in.
clude hymns by the choir and
the congregation, music by =
brass quartet composed of 10.
seph Long, George Watt, George
Forus, and Edgar Smith, and al
so two bass solos by the Rev
Walter /. Watson of Hood River.
Ore.
The Rev. ]. N. Tinsley, Kenne-
wick, and Rev. E. E. Zachary.
district supt., Spokane, will offer
prayer, and DR.. d. /. Vanderpool.
general supt., Kansas City, will
preach the dedicatory address.
The church building, which
was formerly an army chapel,
was brought to Richland from
Walla Walla, and rebuilt almost
entirely by the volunteer labor
of members of the congregation.
1t is located at, the corner of
Wright and Humphreys streets in
Richland.
The congregation first met in
Columbia high school, and later
in Spalding school. The first
service was held in the new
building Nov. 30.
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with many other churches
throughout the country, the west
Side United Protestant church
will celebrate Youth Sunday this
Sunday morning at the u oclock
worship service. = # -
The pastor, the Rev. irwin N.
Morris, will have a special mes.
sage for the occasion and Will
be assisted In the service by
several young people, from the
Junior High and Senior High age
oroup. The Junior choirs will al
SO provide the special music,
under the leadership OF MIS-.
Porter Mandell, assisted by MIS-
Robert Siletto.
At the congregational meeting
held this week the following
persons were elected members
OF the Church Board to serve FOL
one year: Porter Mandell, Lee
Parker, Mrs. Lee Parker, Lloye
West, Claude Davis, Max Walen
Mrs. Douglas Bates, Mrs. Ed
ward Holder, James LeClair, Her
bert Paulsen, George ellison, Ro
bert Barnes, Mrs. ]. Blackburn
Charles Larrick, Carleton Har
ris.
James LeClair was elected
superintendent Of the churcl
school and Lee Parker, assistan
superintendent.
Claude Davis will serve as fin
ancial secretary and DR.. Charlie
Larrick as treasurer. The Mari
Tollefson circle has elected Mr.:
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A book review and Lincoln lee.
ture series will be sponsored by
the members of Pasco Congrega-
tional church during February.
The two book reviews and the
illustrated Lincoln lecture will
be given by DR.. Ivan Robert
Smith, each number In the ser.
les will be given at 8 p. m. in
the Pasco Congregational church
as follows:
Feb. II: 'Young Lincoln OF
New Salem" This is an illustrat.
ed lecture with pictures on the
screen portraying the history and
story Of the village Of New Sa.
lem, ILL.,, where young Abe lived
for eight years. The Rev. and
Mrs. Smith have visited this ma.
tional shrine many times and
made their own pictures Of the
village.
Illinois has restored the village
to its original status as 1t was
during the years that Young Abe
lived there and got his start in
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Psse2 Jan. %. 1850 coURlER.HERALD
5.Minufe Sermon
heGreuf CHALLENGE
BY WOODROW G. BARNETT
Brunch President Ids Church

-
One OF the most difficult things person has to do
IN tns lie IS to keep himself abreast with the times Be
II IN ms everyday fe his daily work. his profession or
his religion this great challenge will always confront him.
This is one of the sleeves by which is graded and
which determine his destiny and what he does with the
precious time allotted him for his stay this earth
profession in his daily work. he must be open minded
in viewing those things which invented or discovered
that would influence in the work which ne does.
He must open mndedy accept that responsibility OF
with mans religion he must again accept the respons-
Utility to judge for himself what is right or wrong Lucer
presented plan of salvation which was based upon
This plan rejected in favor OF one presented py
Jehovah based up free agency.
We have that power of free agency To-Day ana WIFI
that power of free agency the Lord has endowed us
the ability to discern right from wrong However, ths
gift as with all Others must be used properly IN oroer
that may derive benefits Too often man is prone 10
Judge before he knows the facts or condemn an iued
thought plan before he knows what they are ana tus
builds up a barrier between himself and progress.
The Lord has many times presented His plan OF sal
walton to the people of this earth through his
PROPHETS Many have recognized this plan out the vast
majority have rejected it because they nave not TAKEN
the time the energy to give 1t uai III their
4 MANS RELIGION must mean enough to him that
il will govern his actions day OF his lie IL must
serve as an influence for good in all that ne does Is
not something that can cloak MIN on SUNDAY anu oe
for the remainder Of the week ..-. ILL.,. 49,
To make this more impressive, man must take an
active part in religious activities ne must shouoer ms
RESPONSIBILITY in the furtherance of the work OF the LORD
We cannot weave religious spiritual beliefs into our
everyday life without activity in religious affairs
In summary we may state that for man to keep
abreast Of the times ne must 90 tnree .nng t and
Mans that are presented in order that ne may
that which is good Seconds He must accept ina! Mnc
sound in principle and which he feels is good
sch plan he must get all the use possible TO enr1cn ms
life He must keep foremost in his mind the tnat
ennobline qualities into life are eternal things
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Banquet
Postponed

A Father and Son banquet
sponsored by the Christian Mems
Brotherhood of the Kennewick
Christian church to have been
given Jan. rs, has been rescued
uled. for Feb. %, due to the
weather.
All holders of tickets of Jan.
26 will be honored Feb. %. Fur
Their announcements will be
made, according to R. M. Haw-
kins, publicity chairman.
( A special business meeting of
the Christian Mems Brotherhood
has been called by the Presi-
dent Leland Higley for Jan. 30
All members and friends of the
brotherhood are urged to attend.
The meeting will be in the Re-
creation hall Bird and Washing
ton. -.
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Youth Sun. Observance
Scheduled In RichIond

Douglas Bates as president ana
the Narcissa Whitman Circle
president is Mrs. Frank Murry.
The Young People are coopera-
ting with the older young PEG.
pie from the, United Rsotestant
churches in a Youth Week Ban.
uuet to be held in the Central
United Protestant church Sat
urday Feb. A at 6 p. m. The pro.
gram is planned and directed
BY the young people themselves
Representatives Of the churches
will meet at $3.50 this Sunday
afternoon to make further plans
and to nominate officers Tor the
United Protestant Youth council
to be formed.
In the evening service at Yves
Side, at 7:45 p. m, the pasto
will bring the second In q series
Of messages on the PARALLELS o
| Jesus. as
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Change Plan
Of Preachers

Sunday at the III am. worship
service there will be an ex-
change OF; pulpits.
The Rev. r. A. Anderson will
speak at the Kennewick Metho-
dist church and the Rev. A. c.
Wischmeir will speak in the
Pasco church on "Why Be Chris
tianw :.
The Youth choir, under the d.
;rection of Mrs. Wayne Meissin-
ger, will sing. The Senior choir
will also present a special an
them.
At 6 pm. Youth will meet for
recreation and light refresh
ments. Everyone is invited to the
open meeting featuring a debate
on the question "the youth of the
present generation. are better
than the youth of the past gen.
Grafton" Mrs. c. v. Winterscheid
and Mrs. Lloyd Harder will take
the negative and Bill Sipe and
Joan Wise will uphold the mega.
tive. Also awarding Of M.Y.F.
emblems to the basketball team
members.
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|Yo'ungFoIk
To Speak


The place of young people IN
the life and work of the church
will be made dramatized this
Sunday when the high school
youth OF. Central United Protest
ant church in Richland will be
i'm charge of the entire Morn
ing Worship hour.
This service will be a part OF
the observance of Youth Week
which is being observed nation.
ally: by young people OF local
churches and = youth councils
across the nation - January ~
to February S.
Trueman Tucker, president OF
the Youth Fellowship, and SEN
ior student at Columbia High
school, will speak on one OF the
themes of Youth Week - God
Designs" Betty Bell, also active
in the Fellowship and a junior
in, Columbia High, will speak
on the other theme youth
Builds" The Youth Choir, under
the direction of Mrs. Harold
Jones will sing the anthem, "a
Mighty Fortress is Our God"
Martha Suckow will play a
violin solo. Presiding in the ser.
vice will be Cecil Bell, Jr., Bob
Campbell will lead in prayer
and Joe league vii read the
scripture.
Counselors for the Youth Eel
lowship are Mr.. and Mrs. Milton
Getzendaner and Mr.. and Mrs
Harold Jones. =.
On Saturday, Feb. 4, 6 p. m.
young people of Junior and Sen
| ior High and College Age Eel
lowship groups from the five
United Protestant churches will
meet together at a Youth Ban
quet. It will be held in the din
ing room of Central church. The
program is-being planned by
committee made up Of the presi'
dents and counselors of thu
youth groups Of the churches
Rev. Irwin Morris is advisor fol
the group. Tickets for the ban
quet are on sale and may bt
secured from Trueman Tucker
Climaxing the Youth Week
/ program will be the annual In
terdenominational get.together
which will be q Youth Rally
| It will be held from S to z p. m
on Sunday, Feb. S, in the Ken
newick Methodist church. Thi!
Is the seventh annual observance
of Youth Week to be sponsored
! by the Columbia You'll
j council In this area.
The program at the Rally will
include group games, singing
and refreshments. Charles Wells
nationally known Christian lay
man, editor and cartoonist, vii
. be the speaker. Youth of Cen
trail church In Richland will ira
vel to the rally by automobile
caravan.
J. Included in the. Youth Weel
/ plans for february S Is the an
nual observance Of Boy Scou
Week. The Cubs and Scouts from
. the six units sponsored by Cen
] trail church will sit In a bod!
in the eleven o'clock Mornint
: Worship Service. They will par
ticipate in the first part OF tn,
service.
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Business Meet
lis Scheduled

The annual business meeting
of First Lutheran church, Ken
newick,, will be held Tuesday,
at s pm. -ass = t-ass
"A social hour will be spent be-
tween z and 8 pm. when the
business meeting will take up.
Reports from the various organi-
cations and boards will be heard
The church has experienced q
very successful year financially
as well as Of, growth in member
ship. The important item Of bust.
ness will be the election of -four
members to the church council
two members having moved
away, namely Joe Heggen and
Morris Magnuson and the term:
of Fred Mills and /. Eliason ex
piri1g at this date.
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'Foith' Subject
For Sermon

"Where Is Your Faith?" is the
theme for Pastor Grimsrud's SER
rnon for both services Sunday
morning. The Youth Choir will
sing "Jesus Savior, Pilot Me-" at
first service and Jack Johnston
will sing: "Be Not Afraid" by
Brown.
The newly elected officers OF
the congregation will be INSTALL
ed by the pastor at the second
service. This group of men in
cludes all of the ones elected at
the annual meeting of the con-
gregation, as well as those who
have been members of the church
board. The members of the Pas
tors committee will also be in
stalled at this service. The senior
choir will sing: 81 Know a Home,
Eternal" by Christensen.
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Special Topic:
Crondview

GRANDVIEW, Jan. ~ = On
Sunday evening at 1880 James
Walbrink, superintendent OF the
Union Gospel Mission In Yakima,
and his male quartet will have
charge Of the service at the Bap-
fist church here.
The service will begin with q
congregational songfest conduct
ed by johnny Anglin, with MS
daughter at the piano. The out
standing number will be a SOLO
by Mr.. Anglin in which he Will
sing his famous Airoplane song.
Each member of the quartet
and someone recently converted
will give their testimony and
Brother Jimmy will tell his LIES
story.
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Man HELPS Noture

LAKE PLACID, N. Y, Jan. 26
tR-Modern man is coming to
the aid of mother nature to in.
sure holding Of the jumping
events of the world ski cham
pionships next week.
Ice crushing machines were
ordered to the intervale hill to-
day after a period Of mid-fifty
temperatures yesterday threat
ened to make the jumping I'm.
possible. PulveriZed ice Will be
used to cover the slide in case
the weather man should con-
tinue his failure to cooperate.
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Memorial Rite
Set At Prosser

PROSSER, Jan. 2S- The Rev.
Paul w. Harting, pastor of the
Messiah Lutheran church reports
that the local congregation con-
ducts memorial service Sunday
for the late DR.. Walter Maier,
world famed radio pastor of the
Lutheran hour.
DR.. Maier died suddenly in
st. Louis about 10 days ago.
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Yates To Speak
In Kennewick

Thomas B. Yates, state director
of Mems Work for the Christian
churches of Washington and
northern Idaho, will be the guest
speaker at the Kennewick Christ.
ian church, Sunday morning.
He is also a specialist in recre.
alton and will conduct an even
ing of recreation for the combin.
ed youth groups of the Christian
church on Saturday night. A cor.
dial invitation is extended to any
and all young people to attend.
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Empire Airlines
Coils Meetinq

Station managers Of the EN-
pirc. Ajrlines have been summon.
ed into Boise to discuss results
of their pre-conference hearing
rec, ntly held in Washington, D.
c.
John r. Davis, local manager,
said the meeting will concern
the extension Of airline routes
and its certification. He said
he will make a full report when
he returns.
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speaks. ....,,,
The evening presentations will
be followed by forum discus
sions, led by Wells, on provoca.
tive themes of the weeks pro:
grams-war and peace, social
strife and economic transition,
and race acknowledgements
from the Christian viewpoint.
OF one above cartoon, which he
calls 1.-THE Great Divide" he
says: - %
1T comes with a shock some-
times to realize how far man
has advanced in material things
and how primitive he remains
in things Of the spirit. Flashes
OF nobility come to him when
some vision of an ordered world
arises, ruled by moral force and
not physical violence, - mott
waited by spiritual concepts and
not by hatred greed or passion.
Then the noble vision fades and
there he stands again, club in
hand!
eff the world loses faith in the
power of ideals again, and we
enter another era of vast rearm-
ament, it will do as no good
to blame 1t all on others.
"For nazism, fascism and com.
munism have not been the pro.
ducts IF certain peoDleS but
the failure of the whole world
to meet the needs of men. None
Of these curses would have over.
taken us if we had not all failed
spiritually.
MEN must be awakened ttc
the only way our world can
grow spiritually to match ita
physical and material achieve
ment, - q new birth Of the
spirit Of God in the human
heart"
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Mems: Club
To Meet

The Mems club at the Richland
Lutheran church will meet Mon
day evening at 1880 in the church
basement. "A. ]. belong will pre-
sent a topic on the sHistory of
the Church." and AL Miller will
be in charge of the meeting.
The short program and bust
ness session will be followed by
a period of refreshments and
fellowship. All of the men of the
Church and their friends are
urged to attend.
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Pastor Returns

Pastor Grimsrud Of the Rich
land Lutheran church has just
returned from an Evangelism
conference held in Minneapolis
on Jan. 1922. This conference
was held for all Pastors and
members of the Evangelical Luz
theran church.
Pastor, Grimsrud was recently
selected as director Of the South
Puget Sound Circuit Of his
church.
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The Senior choir of Central
United Protestant church. under
the direction of Sydney Irving,
will present a concert of sacred
music in the church sanctuary.
Sunday, Feb. 10, at 7:30 pm.
Brahams Requiem" will be pre-
scented in part with other choral
music.
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The United States flag did not
get its finishing touches until
1912 when the last two stars, re-
presenting Arizona and New
Mexico, were added. ).
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:OosterhoA
Sets Series

PROSSER, Jan. % - A series
of sermons on the life of Samp.
son is planned by the Rev. John
w. Oosterhoff of the United
Presbyterian church. The sermon
theme Sunday evening is
sampson Plunges Into Life"
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The, most common belief
among savage peoples is that
some particular kind of animal
is the guardian or protector of
each clan or group. -.