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Newspaper Page TextTWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, FRIDAYAPRIL 5, 1929. First Church of Christ, Scientist. Services in the chinch till.ic u 12 Kast ioulat aincl. Sumi.ty hfivice at 11 a. in. Subject: "Uii l rftllly." Gulden li;xt: 1- I :i The Lord kr.owcth tin way of the rUhl'-ius: but the way of the un KOilly shall nurinli. buntluy mhool at !:4f a. in. All up to the axe of twenty years are lovingly wttluoui. Wmlnugilay evening service at ff;MO p'plock which includes temitiKiniiH ct huuHug through Chrinliun SH- ence. The reading room in thr front of the building in tipuu daily C3(c'i't Sunday and holidays, where the Bible hihI all authorized Cluim- .. ian Science literature may lie reud, bori-ywi'd or purchased. Tin pub lie i cfirdlu.lv invited to attend ,' he Eci vites und use the reading rconi. er of the Word." Klaie Carleton Strang wi.l fiing, Kraucef Lip toll at the organ. Wednesday evening grayer nu-etiiiK and lliblt Hludy 7:30. There will be a joint meet ing of the Cooh Bay I'l-fubyiery und the Presbytery of Southern Oregon in this chinch April 10 and 11. y Methodist Episcopal Church. Church Hchool y ; 4 Tj , t. V.. (Jowl hoiiru Kuperiuteiideiit. Morn ion Ht'rvice 11 a. in. Communion. An .tliem, "Jesim Shall JteiKii." Mui risen, by choir. Upsyortli League 6tt0. Li-a.ler, Ralph Hiiiley. Kvu tiIiik service 7:3(1. "Will tied fail ,tn 1Mb promise?" (Jcud hIiikIiik. A . cordial welcome. Charles A. Kd wardu, minister. First Christian Church, Myrtle Creek, Ore. The ivai(ne)intlc pieel Ingu led by Leuvllt and l-'reneh are creat Iiir wide InloreHt, am) give promise of much good hoth lo the cmiKieKatlon and (he ccmmiin It y. Many are coming from a dis tance. Mr. Leavltt is a Ktroiu na.n " and hin meHnagey ate worth while. Mr. Kronch'H ho!jh and lendini; are appreelaled, too. The Lord'a day HervlceH will be regular, morniim and eveniiiK. nn lare utlendancH Jh .anticipated. The liihle kcIioo) reached Us goal of 125 lust week, i uml in punliin,; for a goal of 1X" coming Sunday. Come on, let's ao ' over the lop again with u wiroiiK load. ' The M. E. Churu:hes at Dillard, " Lookingg!ass, Tenmiie and Camas .Valley. Sunday m-hool at ln:iin -n. Mn. C. ('. Lawrence, T. It ml ley, "T. Codfrey and W. Reel. BUperln rtendenlH. Preaching at lijlhud 11:00 a. nt. Ilrother MemminKer will bring tho nienwiKu. Be uro "and hour hint. Preaching morning .'and evening at Lo'iKlngglanH, MUu Aletha Allen, the evauellHl, Is - bringing wonderful meHmigea both ' In hour and Hci nmu. If yen h:u'e not been In I hone meetings you have nusKed an opport unity that does , not come every day. The Lord f does wonderfully hi her and ' iMierg are getting lm-nned ah-' I Prayer meeilius at hlllaiU Wed , neaday evening, Tenmiie Tlnns . day evening. Young folks meeting irlllard and Tenmiie 7:01) p. m ' You are wtdeomo (o all our, aei- vieea. T. F. Allen pimtor. , , First Presbyterian Church, the ' brick church corner it Lane and JarkKon I reel. R. V Arhor, pan tor. Ullih' achool H: I'.. Senator It. I. Kddy. auperlnieiKleut. We h ! a departmental aehool with a fino corps of teacherti. The junior KndeavcrH meet Immediately alter Sunday school in the church parloi Alfred Kddy, leader. Morning w r Hhlp JI o'clock, HUbJucl, "Salva tion: Ik It of Cod nr illOKCterJe The High School Kudeavortt meet at Cr.'M) in the chinch parior, ,in Kather Meyer, leader, KvniiiK worship 7:30. subject, "The Pow- First Christian Church, W. t. : Halrd pa hi or. liihle hcIiooI at 9:4,',! a. nt. I). 10. Carr superintendent i Morning worship at 10:. 10. Ser ' mon subject. "Who Will Roll Awny the Stone?" Voung Peoples' Christ ian Krideavor nt 6:45 p. in. Eve ning evangelistic Hervlct-a b'-in at 7::io. Charley Stanton leads the singing. Sermon subject, "Want ed a Liar." Special mindc both morning and evening. Mid-week . Hible study and praise nervi:e Wednesday evening from 7:30 to 8: SO. First Baptist Church, Lane at Kibe, Frank It. Matthews, pastor. Sunday, April 7th. 9:46, the Jtlble i Hchool. R. K. t'rawford, supeiin-, teiideut Five departments of i;..d- ed woik. During the miinlti of April we ought lo have the larg est attendance of the yuar. All members of the tcht-jl please, make special effort to be present ! Sunday. 11:00, moniliiR uorslitp. ; "Jur Mellator," will be tno oor mpu subject of (he pastor. Com munion services and the reception or new mcinhctit Into the church. ti:;t0. Junior H. Y. P. U. in Junior department. (i:30, Sf-nior H. Y. P.: '. in the patlortt. 7:a, Ihe eve ! ning service. Our attendance is : always gcod Sunday nights and the ' program offered a varied un in ideating one. As a prelude lo the ' sermon on : "Revolt Against Cod,' j the pastor wl!l answer iheHe ques- j lions: 1. should the federal1 :ouni;il t,t thurchoj comlucl a lob by at Congii'Ks, as It did at the I laat session of congress? '2. "An j I the churches of America reaching i j out nfter temporal power?" 11. Is ; I Hob Hhuler to blame for his trou- Idea in Los Angeles? 4. Will ' there be any golden weddings out! of the younger generation? Bible Standard Temple, comer of CliadwitK and Last Douglas btreet, F. K. Crcok pastt.r. ti. V. Royer Stuiday tctioU buperinten deut. Sunday school begum it.io. Pleaching li:uu a. m. 1'ieacliliig at (iieiigaiy 3 .00. 4Ciusadeid meet ai ti;3u. Regular evangelittlic ier vice lollowniri ul 7:0. The Kafl.er suivice was splendid last Sunday ten members being taken Into te. lowship and a time of blessing. Rev. II. Finlcy of Meho:;e with a KOtd part of hi congregation wor shiped with us in Ihe morning and he brought a moat inspiring mena ae on the resurrection at the aft ei i:-jon service at (ilengaiy. We were favoied at the evt-uing ser vice with two violin numbers by Albert Wright, son cf Steve Wiifcht. Kveryoiie enjoyed the ntu slc. Services tonight at 7::i0 a beany welcome Is extended to all. CUTEST WILL BE vlnicn III No Entrant from dis trict 4; Greia Wright, "A ihe Moon Rose." Division IV '"'ha.-'. t Rale "Alia Jimmy ; Valentine''; ' u- SLAUGHTER OF OIL AND GAS PERMITS IS TAKING PLACE ABSOLUTELY "I hear the soo!o;;lstB have found a lamb In South America that can run 40 miles an hour." "That's the only kind of lamb that could keep up . with Mary nowadays." Tit-Rita. DAILY WEATHCr. it E PORT Christian and Missionary Alli ance, Cleveland. Sunday school at o c ork. Mm. K. R. Fenn, su-1 peiintcudeiit. Classes K i all and) capable teachers in charge. Thi:e will be, a stoiy for the children I after the morning message. "God'H ' Israel." Read Rev. II. .Mrs. C. ! A. Chaiubeilin, 1173 West 1st st reet, leader. St. George's Church. Sund.iy, April 7. Church school H:45 a. in. .uu.niiig jnayei 11:00 a. m. The Douglas County Declama-1 Mon contest will he held In the- junior high school buildin; Sat- urday evening, opening at 7:uU L. S. Weather Bureau Ofilce o'clock. There wil be (wo contest-1 RoseburB, Oregon. Data reported ants representing tach of the louriy K- W. Fletcher, MeteorolOKiat lit, divisions in the three zonea of tho ciiarge. county competing. The judg;s will Harometric pressure reduced ; be from out of town, two being 10 Ba lvel) 5 a. m 20.80, from the University of Oregon. iteiatue nunuauy t p. m. yes- The semi-final contest was held, teItlay pnr cent) In the south zone at Mvrtle Creek Highest temperature yesterdny on March M and at Drain the fol-1 J-ovvest temperature last night lowing nliht for the north none. Average temperature for tne The Rosebuig group met earlier in' day the month. Hy order of the execu-jNoitual temperaltue tor this live romiiihtee nf Ihp meet the 1t. i date lowing names havu been added toipreclP- ln '"ches and Hundredths: the list: Virginia Winston. Geo. Precipitation for 24 hours, Racher and Marie Christian. DueJ t'ndiiiK 5 a. m IS to a misunderstanding of the date'!Tota' l"cip since 1st month .IS thoy were to represent their Niial Precip. for this month 2.27 WASHINGTON, April 6. Secre-1 tary Wilbur announced today that 1,223 permits to prospect for oil and ?as on the public domain had been cancelled during the past week. In addition 1,250 holders of such permits were called upon to show cause why their permits shouM not be cancelled. Commissioner Spry of the gen eral land cfi'ice reported to the secretary thai during the week 3, 463 permit had been acted upon. During the first week of activity the Intorior department committee appointed to carry ouf. President Hoover's oil conservation program, 1,616 eucH cases ware handled, making the tout! number of cases acted upon to date M79. Of the pending applications for permits to prospects which the department had on file, 2.606 have been f.'nally rejected and the cases closed. j for several yearn she has been tin-' superior judse awarded Camp a ab!e to remove the jewlry. ! vacuum cleaner and Mrs. Camp a qiv FBivnsro Aoril 4- redio- Tbe lwo Uem3 comprlwMl SAN FRANCISCO. April 4. . ,ele iat cf the commMnlty Dividing communltr property or("w Mr. and Mrs. Elmflre C. Camp, a property. Methodist Episcopal C h u r -h South, center of Kast Lane und South Main. Sunday school at !):ir, W. L. Cobb superintendent. We had a good school last Sunday let's make It bigger this time. Morning worship at 1 1 :)0 a. m. Subject. "What Doea't Thou Here.", Upworth League 6:3u p. in. Topic, "The Kpwurth League of Nations." ; Leader. Gertrude Gladwell. Kve , ulng worship at 7:30 p. m. Sub-, ject, "Good Cheer." Wednesday prayer survice at 7 : ;u p. m. Read1 Ihe !Hh chapter of St. Matthe-vs gospel, get the best you can rend ; rut of it. On Tuesday the Dill) you will bo given a troat at. GiIh church, i lie Invincible Quar-' tet of Conroi college, Conroe, , Texas, will slut; negro melcilles J planlulion melodies. They are a ; coh red ouarti't right from tho south, with nil ihe ability of lln ir, race to entertain. A silver col lev tlou will be taken at the door. Watch post nit and paper fr.r tin-. titer announcements. We cordially invite you to worship with uh ni Sunday. If you have no church home come and we will welcom- yea lo our fellowship. Com pel preaching, and old time got; pel Hinging. John It. Pculwill, pastor. The Salvation Army, 41f Kast 1 Lane street. Revival meeting ! every night excepting Mcnday and Friday uighls at Salvation Army I hall. Meetings starting at 7:30 p I m. You are Invited to attend j these meetings. Rev. Fukoii will j bring the messages. Don't fall to hear what he ban to say about a real burning hell. There Is pow er in the blood or the lamb to save you from this. Hear him. We will have an old time holim-Hs meeting Sunday morning at 11 a. m. and ai 2:.'lo p. m. there will be Sunday school and lllble classeH. Young people meeting at 3:45 p. m. Fri day night at 7:30, school for Sal vation Army corps cadets. Satur day night will he the old lime blood and fire meeting. Sunday night a real old time salvation meeting. Come God will hlesa you. 'Ana v.nen ihe day of jentecust i was Tiilly come they were all with one accord In one place. And sud denly there came a sound from j heaven as of a rushing mighty wind: and it filled all Hie house i where they were sitting. And th"y began lo speak with other tongue as the spirt game them utterance." Have you received Ihe Holy Ghost?! Since you have believe. If not it's for your brother or Hlster. Knvoy ami Mrs. B. R. Stufl'lebeum, offi cers In chaise. ;1 Kat barbecue sandwiches and Hvn forever. Brand's Road Stand. hool at the meeting of the south zone in the semifinals, they will be given an opportunity to com pete at this time. The following is a list of the contestants In each division and the zones they repre sent : South zone: Division i Raymond Marr, dis trict 2, "The Lampliihter": Mar garet Rogers, district 13, "He's My Ilrother." Division 11, Ray Allen, district II), "The Haidheaded Man"; June Houshell. district lit, "The Morning Veil." Division III Lorry Liles, district 33, "When the Minister Comes to Tea"; Ruth McMasler. district 109. "Sister und I." Division IV Ernest Kirby, dis-j trict 19. "Anthony's Oration"; Thclma Kirby. district la. "The I Swan Song." North zone: Divlslou 1 Max Hogan, district 1, "Seein' Things"; Alta erty, district 32, "The Humhlebee. Division II llyron Strong, district 28. 'The Limitations of Youth"; Georglana Chenoweih, district 1, "Papa Was Stumped." Division III Delmar Rice, district 2S, "The Hero of the Hill"; Laverna Schoults, district Lin, "Curfew Shall Not Ring." Division IV Lloyal Goff. district 130. "Theimerce, Death Red of ilenedict Arnold"; Alice Godsey, C. II. 6, "A Few Ujlyo In Ihe Key of G." Roaoburg: ; Division I Stewart MeFJhlimy, 1 "At the Circus"; Potty Whipple,' "Nolhln' to Laugh At." District II j Roy Wolford. "Kpaminondes Vis-1 Its His Aunty"; Kathryn DcLnpp, I "Practicing Piano Lesson." Dl- i Total precip. from Sept. 192S, to date Normal precip. from Sept. to date Total deficiency since Sept. 192S 1. ...16.60! 1- ...27.43 1, ...:io.s3 NEWS SRIEFS Normal seasonal precip. Sept. to May, inclusive 31.15 Forecast for interior southwest Oregon: Cloudy tonight, probably with some light snow and freezing temperature; Saturday fair. (Astociatnl 1'rro Leatiil Win?) SAN FRANCISCO, April 4. Bessie Cooley, bankrupt building contractor. Is willing to surren der two bracelets to her creditors, but points out that to remove the bracelets from her arms may ruin them. Her hands grew after she slipped them on, she claims, and Because It's All Barley- All good grocers know Puritan. Trade with a grocer who han dles genuine all quality because It's all barley Don't forgot the ItoG!mrg Gar den Club plant and shrub sale Sat urday at Chamber of Commerce. LAST SUNDAY j The churches of Roseburg were 1 crowded with people. We were glad to see you there. Baptists invite j you to come again. humor hruiifl ulfir,! uuuil tmu P"UKn,; ' been planted in tills vicinity for five years and has given good re sults. We buy the same seed cut from the same fields each year. Wharton Bros. A plant and shrub sale will be held by the Roseburg Garden Club tomorrow at tiie Chamber of Com- IRA B. RIDDLE LAWYER loom 3, Douglas National Bank Building Roseburg, Oregon iff ft laturday Specials Fancy Reef Koast, M 20c Fancy Beef. Doited, lb 15c Fancy Beef Steak, lb 25c Haniburrr. lb. 20c CORN FED PORK Slioulilcr Cork Koasl. lb. .'. 20c I 'oik Slrnk. lb 20c Loin 1'oik C'luips. lb 25c I'urr Pork S.i!.;ii!c. lb. 20c FANCY MILK-FED VEAL Slioulrler Veil Koiiat. lb 22c Urentt Veal Koust. lb '. ... 18c Vcnl Slcak. lb 26c Venl Chops, lb 28c Fancy I'uslcin 1 buns, K.ill or whole, lb 30: Fancy i'lnsterii I Won. lb 25c I.mht Bircon. lb , 28c Pure i iud. Ml lb. p.iil $1.60 Purr l.nrrl, 5 lb piiil 80c Picklca, Eggi, Creamery Butler, Collage Cheese, and all kinds rf Creamery Cheese. Wc 'rin; cur Meat and net cur Customers. North Side Market 624 Winchester St. Phone 2S0 FREE DELIVERY G 5 m 2 S I G Saturday and Monday, April 6-8 Butter Bread. Piggly Wiggly Special, Churned fresh each day. Pound 45 Pound Loaf, 3 loaves ll2 Pound Loaf, 2 loaves.. 25c 25c Calumet Baking Powder, i-ib. tin 24c NATURAL FRUIT FLAVOR KELL0GGS' Jell-X-Cell, 3 pkgs. 22c All-Bran, large phg. 17c ALL FLAVORS MISSOURI CAMPFIRC I LB. PKG. , . Marshmaltows 29c ChocoIats' Poun 19c ItiaiLMllliaiim, OJL TAKE A POUND HOME WITH YOU WHITE, FLUFFY, DELICIOUS CANADA CREAM S7r7pr ium siZc Ti 47c s, Mb. pkg. 18c I ' 1 ' FRESH AND CRISP Y m ft 6 OZ. CREPE TISSUE Toilet Paper, 3 rolls 13s CRYSTAL WHITE Laundry Soap, 10 bars 38c Toilet Soap, 3 bars 20c PIGGLY WIGGLY SPECIAL Collee, pound pkg. 37c IT IS GOOD FLOUR Piggly Wiggly Special, 49 lb. sack JjJ J 5 , Crown "White Loaf 49 lb. sack GC fr -Sugar Orders of $5.00 and Over Delivered Fre Excepted KEEP YOUR EYE ON MacMARR STORES A Stores ! Soon every 1 CO) JVW-jwui -7 V vitob mjj wwBaB - MacMarr Store will be blight and cheery with new paint, new signs, new a... It. A t f 1 1 .a !1I .1,,,.,,. and better merchandising ideas. Ana rememoer, inese stores wui be your sign of better focds. Specials for Saturday-Monday PRODUCE FEATURES Oranges Oranges are at thejr best and the cheapest in years. 2 dozen medium navels. 27c SPINACH Fresh, local, 2 lbs 170 RHUBARB Fresh, local, 2 lbs MacMarr Stores in Roseburg will follow the old policy of Stone's and 20th Century Stores in buying local produce rather than shipped in when local is obtainable. Special Prices on Staple Items Flour Crown "Best Patent" 49 lb, sack j J Sperry's "White DcW or Olympic," sack SUGAR Pure Cane, 10 lbs CQv OLEO Swifts Fresh, OOfi 3 lbs 500 JELL-WELL For Dessert, 3 pkgs. AQfi SALT Plain Shaker, . I3C Package .. .- PEANUT E UTTER In Bulk. 2 lbs BAKING POWDER Calumet, lj 2 lb. can jiljl 'almolive Advised by European and American Beauty Experts. Special Price, 5 bars for 35c MACARONI In Bulk. 3 lbs n t A OATS Sperry's 9 lb. bag Mi KETCHUP Heinz, large bottle, 2 bottles 47d PANCAKE FLOUR Albcr s, 3 lb. package 270 Coffee Stone's Supreme or 20th Century. Every pound guaranteed to please, lb. 47c; 3 lbs. $1.39 $5.00 ORDERS DELIVERED FREE. ANY ORDER 10c, SUGAR EXCEPTED i i I I KQ . . I 20lh CENTURY DIVISION 130 N. Jackson Street, Roseburg, Oregon Baker. Flannery Bfdg.. OakljnJ STONE'S CASH STORES DIVISION 311 W. Cass St. RoMburg. 225 N. Jackson St., Rossburg.