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Newspaper Page TextTWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, FRIDAY, MARCH 29, 1929. Chiropractor 0RUQLE68 HEALTH CENTER "Complete Health Service" Mineral Vuixir BhiIib 327 Csss - JPbone 491 i DR DEAN B. BUBAR OPTOMETRIST Specialist In the fitting of Glaesea IIS Jackaon St. i Firat Chrlatlan Chur.h. W. R. Balrd, paator. Our apecial evangel lui.c servlc-s will close Sunday night. Toulght (Friday) will be j.ilim Smith a lane service with ua. Her song leading and aoioa have ;been greatly enjoyed. The sermon. jkubject for tonight will be "The ureal uoen way. - nana nave been made for a great day on ICaster. Our Bible school attendance aim la Church of Christ, Glide, is plan-1 every niKht next week at Looking lm'ln ... one huaur(,d pl " CMKHES ! Roteburg Cabinet Shop 230 W. Oak FURNITURE REPAIRING Upson Board and Veneer Panel Cut to Order Window 8creene made to order e 8. AND F. L. COCKELREA8 Money ia not all that cus .tomers of this store aave, but time and worry are saved, nnd all goods de livered free. Try Our Way Economy Grocery O. L. JOHN80N The Store That 6ervee You B-at , Phone 63 344 N. Jackaon St. SAN FRANCISCO " 4 t im.es everyday Yreka b.40 - Redding 9.90 Sacramento $13.50 - Loo Angeles 19.00 " Phoenix 30.03 El Paso .". 39.00 Kansas City 50.50 (Via Los Angeles) Greatest motor1 coach system orfcra most frequent schoilulos beat terminal raellilles luxur ious, deeu-ciiahloneil, hunted cai'H. Statre Terminal Hotel Jaokson and Washington Sta. Phone 586 Permanent Waves Loretta Mae West Expert - Permanent Waver From Loretln Mae Simp, Portland, will he with the Star Barber and Beauty Shop March 28-29 Giving six different kinds of Pormanents. Free test curls of your hair by an operator who has had 1 6 years experience. Phone early for appointment 590-J 609 North Jackson St. niiiK a Kie.tt day Kan tor. Huuduy school beKiiihhiK promptly at 9:50. A fine program la being prepared to be followed by a oul Httrriuti evangelistic Herman by Ross Gui lty. tJHHket dinner to be a com bined feature of the two ijunuuy BchoolH. An addreKB at 2 p. m. on Chriutlun Endeavor at liaptlm church by Kens Ouiiey, state C. K. field worker. come early and help ub reach our KoalH. The morning church service will begin at 10:50. Mrs. Glenn Radabaugh will read "The Easter Ctr.ru"- Ualnli tU,.-,. ...111 -l Jack slreeis. K. W. Achor, pastor. .amwiI1 l Special Kaster Service,. The day Me,.!. tne EmVtv wll, bealn with a tin, Bss.er I;MS5mS ChJSffi gram a 0:4ft by the r mary and ' EuUeavor at .)5 p.' m. A ,, " Allen, pastor. First Presbyterian Church, the brick church, comer of I,ane and Junior departments of the Bible gram baa been arranged for the school. Reception of new members , ch h gervi;? beginning by the session in the paator . atudyiat 7:3uB M H will the St. George'. Epiacopal Church. , from 10 to 11 a. m. Morning wor- "l''zJL ." , . Good Friday, three-uuur .ervice li i ship 11 o'clock. At this service 30,H1,d m, Tho m.i . to 3 p. m. Kaster Sunday holy new member, are to be publicly win .InT'-The7..!:. "cnfof communion and nurmon 11 a. Hcv. K. P. Runnels, offlciHtliiK. church school followed by Hauler vhk hunt, 9:45 p. m. St. Gcoirc's Guild meets with Mrs. Judd, Wed nesday evening, April 3. welcomed Into the Christian fel lownhip of the church. A number will sing "The Beautiful City of uoiu. Mrs. Glenn ltadabaugh will pantomime "Gethsemene," with W. I Baptiat Church, Slide. Bible ! school 10 o'clock followed by ! Raster program. Clyde Beard of KoMobulg will preach tile Easter sermun. Dasket dinner in 'ban quet room of school building. Ross j Uulley. stute Kecretary of Cnriutian hndeavois will tiring the after noon message. 2 o'clock at the church. We invite you to come und worship the risen Lord with , UB. First Churctt of Christ, Scientist. Church edifice at 312 K. iMjuglas street. Sunday service ut 11 a. m. Subject: "lloullty." Sunday school convenes at 9:45 u. m. All up to the age of twenty years are loving ly wuiconie. The Wednesday eve ning service is ut 8:00 o'clock and Includes testimonies of healing. The reading room In the front of the building is open dully except I at 9:46. Itev. E Sunday und holidays from 2 to 4 p. m., where the Biblo and all au thorized Christian science litera ture muy be read, borrowed or pur chased. The public Is cordially in vited to attend the services and use the reudtng room. of children are to receive the holyiK. ,,alr(1 aa sololst Th ,j sacrament of baptism, followed uyi, .,, .,.. the communion or sacrament of u ou.per. a,r. xiomer First Baptist Church. Lane and ?i "i"" tbeate?,0l Ro8e' Frak B- Matthews, pastor the Temple," by Knapp. The high Easter Sunday, March 31st. 9:48 T V . .. . . ;., tne Bible school. In each of the !""'c;', ;roate,st ih In the fve departments there will be ex !l 1 ,lATr "usel'- ercises appropriate to Easter. We for the 7:30 service the choir has'are expecting a large attendance prepared a wonderfully fine Easier ln tne Bchool. n:00 the Morning cantata, "The First Easter." byWorshlp. Special Easter services Wilson. Incidental solos sustained 'morning and evening. They have by Lisle Carleton Strang and 'been planned with care and we In-I-ranees Untott. The Junior En- vite all our members, our peraonul deavorers, under the capable lead- friends, and those who have no riEiiiii ui ,um vowei, wm render ; regular church borne In the city two special numbers at the eve- The sermon subject of the pastor nlns service. The pastor's suliJectW be "Behind the Veil" Four for the morning Bervlce Is "The numbers will be offered by the l.lfe that Blossoms Keil" and forcholr, as rollows: Anthem, "O the evening service "The Evidence; Glorious Dawn," the choir: anthem for the Resurrection of Jesus, "We Hall Thee Our Km," th Jesus Christ." .choir, (incidental finln. fina ITarn Scott) ; baritone soio, "Calvary," Rodney, (by Willard Craig); an them "Alleluia. He Arose." the i. Church school choir. 6:30 Junior B. Y. P. Y. in Ruunells. I Junior rooms. 6:30 Senior B. Y. P. U. in the parlors. 7:30 the Evening Christian and Missionary Alliance, Service. The best and the largest Cleveland. Sunday school at 9:4fiservlces we have are the Sunday Do not mis. your Easter eggs on Sunday at Sunday school ; only thoso who are there set them. Morning1 worship at 11; subject, "The Resurrection." Bring your children to thl. aervlce. Join In the baptismal service. Each one who is baptised at this service will re ceive a baptismal certificate. Ep worth League at 6:30 p. m.; topic. "Life; Known Is His Resurrection, Attained In Our Resurrection"; leader. Lucille Rand. Evenlnz wor-' ship at 7:30. The Masonic com mandery will worship with us; al so the master Mason lodge and De molays. Tbere will be special mu sic by the choir, and Mrs. Myers will favor u. wltb a special vocal boIo. Watch for this program; big service;. Be on time. The com mandery will take part In this ser vice, iu the responsive reading. The sermon subject will be "The Crowned Life." Wednesday prayer service at 7:30. Do not overlook any of these services. We extend to all a very hearty welcome to worship with us on Easter. Come and bring your friends. Gospel singing and gospel preaching. John B. renhall, pastor. : BORN 1 MATHIS To Mr. and Mrs. E M I'alhls of Dlxonvllle, Thursday. March 28, W, at Mercy hojpl'.al. General tires go a long ways to make frienos. Big discounts for a nhort time. The Roseburg Garage. You can save one-third on Ilia price of silk yard goods at Mont gomery Ward's next Sat. HOLMQUIST To Mr. an1 Mrs. Carl Holmqulst at the Shields ma ternity home Thursday, March 28, 192, a son. Eat barbecue sandwiches and live forever. Brand's Road Stand. We are overstocked on General tires and offering a special dis count to olean up. If you are look ing for a high grade tire now is the time to buy. The Ronebtirg Garage. NOW is a good time to make plans For a new home, farm buildings, garage, remodel ing, repairs, new roof, yard fence, lattice designs, etc. Don't wait until everybody is busy. Let us give you suggestions and estimates. HOUSE PLANS FREE COEN LUMBER COMPANY Everything for Building The Out and Out Club is spon soring a Sunrise Prayer Bervice in the Baptist church Sunday morn' Ing at 6:30 o'clock, to which the public Is cordially invited. Special music, singing and speaking will be the features of the program. Come and worship with us. Hot X buns at the Model Bakery this week. St. George's Episcopat Church. Corner Cubs and Main Sts. Eaater Bervlce at ll a. i P. Meltiodl.t Church, Canyonvlite. Sunday school at 10 a. m., .Mrs. Cinudu Puckett, superintendent. At 10:45 there will be nn Eustur program consisting mostly of mu sic and u short sermon by the pas tor. Everyone Is cordially Invited to attend. 11. W. Rummell, pastor. with Mrs. E. R. Kenn ns superln tenilent. After the Sunday school hour the children and young people will give an appropriate Easter program and Mia. Chamherlin will bring a message on "Our Lord's night ones, and Easter night we are doing our best to make things attractive and helpful. After the buater sermon by the pastor "Shall Never Die," several will be baptized and new members recelv- Imagine yourself popping a bushel of CORN at O ne First Christian Church, Myrtle Creek, Charles A. Slas. mlnl-itcr. Special meetings will open Easter Sunday with Teddy vV. Leuvitt evangelist. vWltll ills experience und success, and his acquaintance In this section of the state, a wide public interest Is ussured. The as sistance of (leu. 1. French in the music will add greatly to the meetings. Loyalty on the part of tne membership ;s expected. An urgent and hearty invitation is ex I tended to the public to hear these capable men. i ills Easter Sunday wnl bo observed :n the inunniis' services anil lilh,e school. 101 were in ullcndnme lust Loid's day and more limn me oiil or i: ure anticipated lor Kustcr. Come und heip swell the number. The Y. V. S. C. E. topic at 6:4), will be, "Jesus' W'urils About the Unend ing Life." Riversida Community Sunday Scnool, will hold their regular Sun day school at lo a. m. .Mrs. I. A. Burnett superintendent. Thero will Appearances." Let us all try to be I Into the church. The music in our places und let the rosurroc-w'l be as follows: Anthem, "The Hon story become real again to our : Women," the choir, (incidental boIo hearts. Leader, Mrs. C. A. Cham-Prank Grubbe) ; soprano solo, "The berlin, 1173 West 1st St., Roseburg. i n1"6" Christ," (Mlsa Evelyn Hawn); anthem, "The Sepulchre." .,,..., . . . ,. . :tho choir, (Incidental solo, Frank Methodist Episcopal Church. !Grubbo) ; contralto solo, "The Holy Church school 9:45; L E. Good-j city (Mrs. Grace Wickiiam Deets. be a splendid orchestra at the Sun day school hour. Morning service 11 o'clock; subject, "Ho Must Reign." The choir will render three selections, "Unfold, Ye Portals" Oby Gounod ; "How Beautiful Upon the Mountain" (by Towner), Inci dental solo by Walter Fisher: "Hallelujah Chorus" "Messiah" (Handel i. A solo, "The Great White Throne" (Stulls) will be rendered by MIsB Vera McClln tork. Evening service, 7:30 p. m:, closing service of Mrs. Dooth-Cllb-born. You cannot afford to miss this service. A cordial welcome to the public. Charles A. Edwards, minister. Bible Standard Temple, corner of Chadwlck and East Douglas streets. F. E. Crook, pastor. O. T. Itoyer. Sunday school superintend ent. Services Tor Easter Sunday begin with a sunrise meeting In the temple ut 6:00 a. m. Special- he no services after Sunday schoul. I music, Blnging and speaking will but at 3 p. m. Rev. H. W. Achor of the l'rcsbyterlun church, will hoi-l communion Bervlce. Every body communion service. Everybody welcome. W. G. Blake. The M. E. Churches at Dlllard, Lcoklna Glass, 'Ten Mile and Camas Valley. Sunday school ut l":oo a. in. c. c. Lawrence, I'. Itodley, T. Godfrey anil W. lteetz. superintendents. Preaching ut ('limits Valley ut 10:01) a. in. Ten Mile after the Easter program In the iiiumlng. There is to be u missionary program at Dlllard in the evening rdlowcd by a shrt sermon. This Is a fine piogrnin and should he seen by every oue In the community. The revival meetings nl Looking (Hubs are going along fine. MIhh Alethu Allen, the eva;: irellsf. Is pmrhiiig great seimons led by the limy spirit und Is bring ing beautiful messages In song. Don't fall to hear her this Sunday morning and evening. There will be a Earner program also, if you want a blessing attend these meet lugs. There will be HO young folks' meeting this Sunday night on account of the Easter program nt Dlllnril. Prayer meetings ut I'lllnrd Wiilnesilny night followed by official board meeting. I (I. Huell presiding. Ten Mile Thuis day evening. Itevlviil meetings The Salvation Army, 416 East Lane street. Time of services: Tuesday night ut 7:30, revival of blood and tire; Wednesday rilght at 7:30, praise meeting and altar service; Thursday night at 7:30, back to the Bible service; Friday night at 7:30, school for Salvation Army corps cadet; Saturday night at 7:30, free and easy meeting; Sunday morning at 11, real old, time holiness meeting; Sunday school nnd Bible class at 2:30 p. ,n., kiddies welcome; young peo ple's meeting at 3:45, Sister Brown bringing the message; Sun day night at 7:30, great salvation meeting. Evangelist Mrs. Booth Olbborn will speak at the Salva tion Army hall at 11 a. in. Sunday, March, 31. Don't full to hear her at the hull. There will be a rum mage sale at 9 a. in. at the Salva tion Army hall, 41'! East Lane Btreet. You are asked to attend these week meetings. Rev.. Fuson will bring the messages. Reviv al meetings will be continued throughout this week. Envoy and Mrs. U. It. Stufflebeam, officers in charge. time - what would it taste like? Some kernels would be popped some burnt some un changed. A little at a time is the only way to pop corn. And by roasting coffee by their patented, continuous process a few pounds at a time, instead of in bulk Hills Bros, roast every berry evenly. The result you taste a flavor no other coffee has. HILLS BROS COFFEE Fresh from lJt orig inal nniiiH tack. Eazily ofemcd with the key. Q1939 be the feature of the program. Sev era) friends from out of the city intend to be prenelit at the early nervine and remain with us for thp rlnv Rn wn nvtonil an ti i 1 1 n . linn in nil Oi.m.iu hn hn.A .J Methodist Episcopal Church, renular church home lo ron.P .twl ' South- comvr of South -Main and eniov (lie dav wlih n- Mundiiv Kast Lnne- Sunday school at 9:46 school at !:4r. The Kauter lesson a' m- w- L- Cobu. superintendent. subject, "The Kuture Life." The lesson will he followed by a short liroKrum: Son by school; recita tion, "His K ii hut Garden"; recita tion, "Welcome, Happy Kaster"; recitation, "The Kaater Mly"; Kaa ler Acrostic "Jem,"; recitation, "Christ (Jave Kaster"; reading "Why Kauter Hells KIiik"; aonn by school. Then there will be the roituhtr Kaster message at 11:00 by the pastor: subject, "He Is Ttlseii, Heboid the Place Where They 1 aid Him." The church doors will open for members Sunday itiornihK. nnd tho.se who have no (liuch home and are seeking fel lowship we shall be iilad lo clve the riKht hand of fellowship at thlaj Whatever the also of your order time. An Kaster lesson and pro-! wo assure you that It will get our mam win ne rendered at uiengary I consistent individual attention. at 2 p. m an Kaster message fol loivinu; at :i:U by K. K. Crook. Cru saders meet at H::t't and Wie regu lar preachiuc following; subject, "The (ilorifled ChrfsL" PreachhiK Friday evening, 7:30. AH are welcome. IYH ETHCR YOUR CRDCR'S I OlO- OR-SMALL... I I I Vm-TWCR YOUR CRDCR'S l OH-SMALL" VfltE. QUITE POLITE fcT0 ONE IVND Atl ! We're doing the family wash now for a fnmlly thnt used to send us a couple of collars a week. You are Invited to bend In ft collar or two. r i r . t i noseDurg oteam munary i Phone 79 RohAhurg i Easter Special jfe Yff M Fresh from our Churns every 'day. K l ouglas County Creamry ' f'llMJ MftiWP Ma3' "About five months aso. following an operation for appendicitis 1 did not gain strength enough to be up and about. My mother and sister advised me to take Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com pound. I have taken five bottles and it has helped me to net strong so I can do my own housework now. I have recom mended it to several friends who have been weak and run down. Mrs. Oscar Ottum, Box 474, Thief River Falls, Minn. Saturday and Monday March 30th and April 1st KELLOGG'S 1Pe?y ltXrc for health Package 3C KERR'S FANCY WHOLE SWEET Pickles, Pt. 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