oc-plain-dealer 1921-09-12

MAN OF GOOD-WILL IDEAL FOR TODAY Dr. J. Golminker’s sermon at the Methodist White Temple yesterday was an exposition of Matthew 1:21. “Thou shall call His name Jesus because he shall save His people from their sins.” “Men’s hearts are filled with a mighty enthusiasm today for all kinds of human betterment. With the spirit of the crusaders we face the problems of disease and poverty and war. The red-handed warrior is no longer our ideal man. But the man of good-will. Cheerfully and without mind we have poured out our abundance in money, flour, beans and all kinds of food for Central Europe, China, the Near East and Russia. Physical suffering appeals to every one. Methodism alone supports 159 hospitals and homes for the sick and the bereft. You perhaps read recently of the proposal of one engineer to control the waters of the Yellow river in China and thus prevent famine for one hundred million people. Another engineer proposed to build a dam from New Foundland to the mainland of Canada to turn back the cold waters of the Labrador current and thus make the bleak coast of eastern Canada and New England as balmy as the Carolinas or So. Calif. Such projects are born of the humanitarianism of the times. “No one can be indifferent to this spirit and it dates back to Jesus who makes us all desire to be Good Samaritans. Only we must not identify Christianity with this humanitarianism. It is this, but more, Jesus did infinitely more than to give us the Golden Rule in a form that could easily become a means of interchange. “One great interpreter of Christianity seeking to say what Jesus has done for humanity, put it this way: ‘He hath brot life and immortality to light.’ This is a great affirmation and within the facts, Jesus has made us all feel that human life is the most precious thing in the world and that it is of infinite value. It has been truly said that the modern face differs from our abundance in money, flour, beans and all kinds of food for Central Europe, China, the Near East and Russia. Physical suffering appeals to every one. Methodism alone supports 159 hospitals and homes for the sick and the bereft. You perhaps read recently of the proposal of one engineer to control the waters of the Yellow river in China and thus prevent famine for one hundred million people. Another engineer proposed to build a dam from New Foundland to the mainland of Canada to turn back the cold waters of the Labrador current and thus make the bleak coast of eastern Canada and New England as balmy as the Carolinas or So. Calif. Such projects are born of the humanitarianism of the times. “No one can be indifferent to this spirit and it dates back to Jesus who makes us all desire to be Good Samaritans. Only we must not identify Christianity with this humanitarianism. It is this, but more, Jesus did infinitely more than to give us the Golden Rule in a form that could easily become a means of interchange. “One great interpreter of Christianity seeking to say what Jesus has done for humanity, put it this way: ‘He hath brot life and immortality to light.’ This is a great affirmation and within the facts, Jesus has made us all feel that human life is the most precious thing in the world and that it is of infinite value. It has been truly said that the modern face differs from our abundance in money, flour, beans and all kinds of food for Central Europe, China, the Near East and Russia. Physical suffering appeals to every one. Methodism alone supports 159 hospitals and homes for the sick and the bereft. You perhaps read recently of the proposal of one engineer to control the waters of the Yellow river in China and thus prevent famine for one hundred million people. Another engineer proposed to build a dam from New Foundland to the mainland of Canada to turn back the cold waters of the Labrador current and thus make the bleak coast of eastern Canada and New England as balmy as the Carolinas or So. Calif. Such projects are born of the humanitarianism of the times. “No one can be indifferent to this spirit and it dates back to Jesus who makes us all desire to be Good Samaritans. Only we must not identify Christianity with this humanitarianism. It is this, but more, Jesus did infinitely more than to give us the Golden Rule in a form that could easily become a means of interchange. “One great interpreter of Christianity seeking to say what Jesus has done for humanity, put it this way: ‘He hath brot life and immortality to light.’ This is a great affirmation and within the facts, Jesus has made us all feel that human life is the most precious thing in the world and that it is of infinite value. It has been truly said that the modern face differs from our abundance in money, flour, beans and all kinds of food for Central Europe, China, the Near East and Russia. Physical suffering appeals to every one. Methodism alone supports 159 hospitals and homes for the sick and the bereft. You perhaps read recently of the proposal of one engineer to control the waters of the Yellow river in China and thus prevent famine for one hundred million people. Another engineer proposed to build a dam from New Foundland to the mainland of Canada to turn back the cold waters of the Labrador current and thus make the bleak coast of eastern Canada and New England as balmy as the Carolinas or So. Calif. Such projects are born of the humanitarianism of the times. “No one can be indifferent to this spirit and it dates back to Jesus who makes us all desire to be Good Samaritans. Only we must not identify Christianity with this humanitarianism. It is this, but more, Jesus did infinitely more than to give us the Golden Rule in a form that could easily become a means of interchange. “One great interpreter of Christianity seeking to say what Jesus has done for humanity, put it this way: ‘He hath brot life and immortality to light.’ This is a great affirmation and within the facts, Jesus has made us all feel that human life is the most precious thing in the world and that it is of infinite value. It has been truly said that the modern face differs from our abundance in money, flour, beans and all kinds of food for Central Europe, China, the Near East and Russia. Physical suffering appeals to every one. Methodism alone supports 159 hospitals and homes for the sick and the bereft. You perhaps read recently of the proposal of one engineer to control the waters of the Yellow river in China and thus prevent famine for one hundred million people. Another engineer proposed to build a dam from New Foundland to the mainland of Canada to turn back the cold waters of the Labrador current and thus make the bleak coast of eastern Canada and New England as balmy as the Carolinas or So. Calif. Such projects are born of the humanitarianism of the times. “No one can be indifferent to this spirit and it dates back to Jesus who makes us all desire to be Good Samaritans. Only we must not identify Christianity with this humanitarianism. It is this, but more, Jesus did infinitely more than to give us the Golden Rule in a form that could easily become a means of interchange. “One great interpreter of Christianity seeking to say what Jesus has done for humanity, put it this way: ‘He hath brot life and immortality to light.’ This is a great affirmation and within the facts, Jesus has made us all feel that human life is the most precious thing in the world and that it is of infinite value. It has been truly said that the modern face differs from our abundance in money, flour, beans and all kinds of food for Central Europe, China, the Near East and Russia. Physical suffering appeals to every one. Methodism alone supports 159 hospitals and homes for the sick and the bereft. You perhaps read recently of the proposal of one engineer to control the waters of the Yellow river in China and thus prevent famine for one hundred million people. Another engineer proposed to build a dam from New Foundland to the mainland of Canada to turn back the cold waters of the Labrador current and thus make the bleak coast of eastern Canada and New England as balmy as the Carolinas or So. Calif. Such projects are born of the humanitarianism of the times. “No one can be indifferent to this spirit and it dates back to Jesus who makes us all desire to be Good Samaritans. Only we must not identify Christianity with this humanitarianism. It is this, but more, Jesus did infinitely more than to give us the Golden Rule in a form that could easily become a means of interchange. “One great interpreter of Christianity seeking to say what Jesus has done for humanity, put it this way: ‘He hath brot life and immortality to light.’ This is a great affirmation and within the facts, Jesus has made us all feel that human life is the most precious thing in the world and that it is of infinite value. It has been truly said that the modern face differs from our abundance in money, flour, beans and all kinds of food for Central Europe, China, the Near East and Russia. Physical suffering appeals to every one. Methodism alone supports 159 hospitals和 homes forthe sickandthebereft.Yo perhapsreadrecentlyoftheproposalofoneengineertocontrolthewatersoftheYellowriverinChinaandthuspreventfamineforonehundredmillionpeople.Anotherengineerproposedbuilda damfromNewFoundlandtothemainlandofCanadatoturnbackthecoldwatersoftheLabradorcurrentandthusmakethebleakcoastofeasternCanadaandNewEnglandasbalmyastheCarollnasorSo.Calif.Suchprojectsarebornofthehumanitarianismofthetimes. “No one can be indifferent to this spirit and it dates back to Jesus who makes us all desire to be Good Samaritans. Only we must not identify Christianity with this humanitarianism. It is this, but more, Jesus did infinitely more than to give us the Golden Rule in a form that could easily become a means of interchange. “One great interpreter of Christianity seeking to say what Jesus has done for humanity, put it this way: ‘He hath brot life and immortality to light.’ This is a great affirmation and within the facts, Jesus has made us all feel that human life is the most precious thing in the world and that it is of infinite value. It has been truly said that the modern face differs from our abundance in money, flour, beans and all kinds of food for Central Europe, China, the Near East and Russia. Physical suffering appeals to every one.Methodism alone supports 159 hospitals和 homes forthe sickandthebereft.Yo perhapsreadrecentlyoftheproposalofoneengineertocontrolthewatersoftheYellowriverinChinaandthuspreventfamineforonehundredmillionpeople.Anotherengineerproposedbuilda damfromNewFoundlandtothemainlandofCanadatoturnbackthecoldwatersoftheLabradorcurrentandthusmakethebleakcoastofeasternCanadaandNewEnglandasbalmyastheCarollnasorSo.Calif.Suchprojectsarebornofthehumanitarianismofthetimes.” MISS Fay Kern guest for a few owl Cook, in San Francisco University of South Carolina. N.M.Durkee owner on her senior year. Mrs.Eddith Taylor visitor today. Mr.san d Mrs.Candriss Curtis were Miss Irene Mills. Mr.san d Mrs.Jeter Juunita mot ranch yesterday. Miss Laura Th spending the sum was a visitor at Saturday. She re in Lomita yesterday. Mr.san d Mrs.Emer guests yesterday Mr.san Mrs.C home in Orange. SCIENCE Boys’ sch edy shoes price. Special Jesus did infinitely more than to give us the Golden Rule in a form that could easily become a means of interchange. "One great interpreter of Christianity seeking to say what Jesus has done for humanity, put it this way: 'He hath brot life and immortality to light.' This is a great affirmation and within the facts, Jesus has made us all feel that human life is the most precious thing in the world and that it is of infinite value. It has been truly said that the modern face differs from the ancient in that it has the light of hope upon it... And that is the work of Jesus. I cannot dwell upon this but call your attention to a very significant change wrought by Jesus. It is a matter of general agreement that when Jesus had yielded up His life on Calvary His followers were scattered, like sheep without a shepherd, and utterly cast down. They had hoped that He would deliver Israel. Then a change came over them. They began to see him, one after another. One, two, ten, eleven, finally a great company of men and women, upwards of 600. Finally a wide-spread conviction arose that He had arisen and because He had risen His followers also would rise. Thus out of the resurrection fact grew the resurrection of faith. Had it not been for the re-birth of the faith of those first Christians, Christianity would have died in Syria. So that Jesus' revelations of the ultimate reach of life, of the glory of the destiny God has willed for man, not only gives us our hope that is like an anchor cast within the vail, but our total Christianity with all of its varied and beneficent influences came out of our Master's disclosures concerning the future. "But our text goes deeper than this and farther. It says simply and plainly that Jesus is entitled to the holy name of Savior because He shall deliver His people, all who come to him by faith, from their sins. "This is the ultimate meaning of the life and ministry of Jesus; He is the Savior of mankind. This is an age of greatly quickened intellectual life. We live in constant expectation of greater knowledge and of greater achievements and attainments. Hence we are fond of thinking of Christianity in intellectual terms. We dwell upon the revelation of Christ. When we think of Him we think of His ennobling and comforting conception of God. Or we dwell upon His revelation of the worth of the human soul and the greatness of men, created in the divine image. We like to contemplate the sweep of such far-reaching principles as love, transfiguring all life. Or we dwell upon the idea of the kingdom of God, Jesus' ideal of a social order that shall yet displace our present vicillization so largely inspired by self-interest." Mrs. Walter Cochran were visitors in San Juan Capistrano yesterday, visiting the mission ruins there. Miss Johnston, of Los Angeles, came to Anaheim yesterday to visit her mother, Mrs. M. J. Roberts, 1104 West Center-st. Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Garrison, who have been passing a week in Modesto with relatives, returned the end of the week to their home here. Dr. and Mrs. Cole accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Sutherland and Miss Eunice Sutherland, their guests, to Long Beach yesterday, the Sutherlands, remaining to visit for about a week. Mr. and Mrs. K. Rush, of Lucerne valley, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Perry, returning home yesterday. Virgil Rush, who is remaining with the Perrys and attending school, went with them for a week's visit before again entering upon his fall work in A.U.H.S. W. S. McClelland and two daughters, and brother, P.C.McClelland have returned from a three months' trip to Webb county, Mo., Mrs.McClelland and daughter, Mrs.Etta Nemetz, were compelled to remain longer, as the latter 1 suffering with her eyes which were badly poisoned while attending a picnic in the woods in the eastern state. They will return soon as Mrs.Nemetz is able. Mrs. M.L.Salee entertained her sisters, Mrs.C.F.Hughes, of Burbank, and Miss Cordella Robert, of Los Angeles, and Mr.Ross Pluegley, of Anaheim at Sunday dinner. Olinda News Items OLINDA, Sept. 12—(Spl.) The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society met at the home of Mrs. R. M. Emory Friday afternoon at 2:00 o'clock. Mite boxes were opened and totaled $28. Election of officers was held and the same officers were re-elected, they being: president, Mrs. R. M. Emory; vice president, Mrs. M. R. Scribner; secretary, Mrs. D. A. Little; treasurer Mrs. Titland; tithing secretary, Mrs. Wallenius, mite box secretary, Mrs. Wilfred Kent. Those present were Meadames Little, Dr. Maris, Wallenius, Titland, Scribner, Robb, Warrington, Abbott, Dorsey, Misses Gibson and Scribner and Mrs. Thayer of Anaheim. Rev. Kent and sons, Everitt and Earl and Roy Delby returned home Friday from Forest Home. Mrs. Delby and Mrs. Kent will stay another week. Mrs. Hattie Thayer of Anaheim is visiting her sister-in-law, Mrs. M. R. Scribner. Mr. D. A. Little was a Los Angeles visitor Tuesday. Miss Blythe Vaughn of Fullerton visited Miss Gladys Conn Tuesday and Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. McHenry and family attended the parade at Anaheim Labor day. Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Emory were Anaheim visitors Monday night. Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Van Patten have returned after a vacation at the beaches. Mrs. J. O. Conn and daughters, Hattie and Gladys were Fullerton visitors Tuesday. Mrs. C. W. Irwin and son, Nathan are visiting at the home of Mrs. H. J. Van Patten. TRIPPING daily along the Boulevard of Fashion you will see more Queen Quality shoes than ever this season. For the distinction of Queen Quality style is more than ever sought after: their glove-like fit and perfect freedom are nationally recognized, and their prices —mostly $8 to $12 —are just where you want them for the quality and style essential to the well-dressed woman. And in buying, look for the famous trade mark. You will find it stamped on every pair. The S.Q.R.St Anaheim Miss Fay Kern, who has been the guest for a few of Mrs. Harriet Corwin Cook, in San Jose, returned home yesterday. Miss Kern will resume her studies in U. S. C., starting Thursday on her senior year. Miss Alice Ingram left today for Los Angeles to enter upon her work in University of Southern California. N. M. Durkee of the Tobin and Durkee, visited yesterday at San Bernardino. Mrs. Edith Taylor was a Los Angeles visitor today. Mr. an dMrs. Chas. Dirkee and Mr. and Mrs. Allan of Los Angeles were visitors yesterday at the home of A. C. Millar. Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Mills and Mrs. Edna Curtis were guests yesterday of Miss Irene Mills in Lomita. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Davis and daughter, Juanita motored to Modjeskas ranch yesterday. Miss Laura Thomas who has been spending the summer in Pennsylvania was a visitor at the A. A. Mills home Saturday. She returned to her home in Lomita yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Reeves were dinner guests yesterday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Spencer at their home in Orange. PAIGE AUTHORIZED PAIGE SERVICE is our stock in trade. It is your best protection for it means that your car receives the attention of expert Paige mechanics. This saves you time and money and the work is right. Genuine parts is another item. TORRES & TERRY TOW CAR SERVICE 252 N. Los Angeles St. Phone 713 Don’t Miss Chaffee’s Anniversary Sale SCHOOL SHOES FOR LESS Boys’ school shoes; sturdy shoes at a reasonable price. $1.98 Today $10 DOWN BALANCE ON EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS SCHOOL SHOES FOR LESS Boys' school shoes; sturdy shoes at a reasonable price. $1.98 Special ..... Girls' brown lace boots, extra good wear, $2.98 here, special..... Black tennis oxfords. $1.35 Special ..... Kafateria Shoe Store 109 W. 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