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Newspaper Page Text1 TWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, FRIDAY, JUNE 14. 1929. First Christian Church, Myrtle ' Crock, Chill-leu A. .Sia, iiilnislir. The wivicea will In- ntulur in nil viavi Sunday. Ililili' hcIiooI, iu:wi u. in. Mm,iini! sci-vlce. 11:00 a ni. Y. 1. S. C. K., 7 : nf i ni. Sums-fi-si and evening worship, 8:W) l. m. ,. Lutheran Service. Luilwian wr vleu will l! r.iii,'iK-ti-'i In Hie Kpi ci,nal puritui lioii.se on Monday eve li ii it. June Kill, in HM1K p. ill. Ilev. K. Bef kor of I'onlanil will be In chutye of the neriive. A conlial iiiTilatioti is exienili-tl to the pl.b lic to attend. first Presbyterian Church, the b. ii it church corner or Lane and Jackson stieelH. It. V. Arhor, liMUir. liihle actum) 9: -15. Sena lor' II. I.. l-Jilily, Hiipi.-iiiili'iident. .fmiiini: worship II o clock. Kub-jc-ct, "CaniphiK In Sin." Special niltsic by the rtiolr. Christian Kn ili uvor 7 p.. ill. Topic, "The Price of Volunlni y C'lli iHtluri Hervlce." Kvj:ilii!( worship X, u ITau day hul'.vlce, prognini, special niiisif: liy WtMtininis!er clioiiis. IteadlliK. 'Tne lllrlhilay of Hie 1-Tan," Miss IJarhii Sanalivid; ornllon, "Tlie MliiK of JuMlcf." William KnUhl. .Mr. Knight lias l-ecenlly leillined XiUW KlIKene : Uillvei slly when? he Wuir lllsl place In the oratorical frjAJeat. this sin-iutt. Tito iiastor wll Klve a closliiK evanMi'lisI Ic npjieal. Klsle t'nrleton RtraiiK, chor liitiii", Frances l.inloll, organist. Nine members ill' Ihc t'. Tv. soclely will leave Monday lor lloswell H)i-1iikh lo attend die VoiinK iVo - iIch1 conference. , The M. E. Churches at Di ard. ... Lookingglass, Tenmile and Camas -Valley, Sunday school at 10:uu a. Ui. J. C. Lawrence, T. ltodiey, '1'. CfOiWley and W. Iteelz, Hilpel'ln leiiHenlH. I'reachltiK at I.ooklOK kJiiss 1 1 : on a. in. Iilllard 8:on p. m. 'i-iiere Is lo he u special proKram ,ttl IJIIIard by tile Sunday school ill . . tli vnlllie loll' li.. uli:.h tilll tuke the place vt our t'hlidren's tiny proKram. A tine proKiaui litis Ih-en arranged. Voti will miss n "ti'Oilt if you are not lliere. The lias- tor Is iiminKliiK a t n 11c for the chil dren who are so often forgotten In .jjur. sermons. Vou need not siny . mvny just because you are a IfiowiMtp as there l.iluhl be some ;-meflt for you. Youiik folks" ineetliiK "tii Telmillc anil Camas Valley at 'eroo. I'rayer meeiliiRs at lliilaril " JJ i'ilnesdny evening. I'enmlie ami .JVIOklnCL'lilKS Thllrsilitv i.vi.nhn. If -inMiiii ookliiK for a church home inirl want to do some real definite .....I v " 1 laiK III1IIKS , .u.ver, for 1 am convinced 1 can llnil you all the woik you want to y " n,,; mill UO Wlllll "Q? (sslcneil you mid you will have tt Kood titnu Willi the I.oiil. T l,1 AICII. llliHtor Flrct Church of Christ, Scientl-t, Kast HuiiKlas slrrpt. Sun- tay Service III eleven ii clock a. in. -ttlllrjecl, "Cod I he I'leseiver of ,' im, -ii te.M, ,eui. ,,J:, .'ll'he eteinul tkiil Is Ihy refuge, .-Mul umlei neath are I lie everlasi luK Tinrs." Sunday school convenes "jj f : -IT. a. ill. All up to the aKe ol i.wujlly yuars are lovltiKly welcome, . 4'he Wednesday cvcuiin service Ih 'm 1'lifhl n'el,,b I I,,,. I, .i.... , ;'.iiionlcH of heiillnii ihrourJi Christ. ..Inn Science. Tiio leadliiK room in ii.e iioiu 01 ine iiuiiiIiiik Is open ; dally rroill 1 to 4 p. tn where the .-Hiliio and all authorized Christian Science literature may he rend. , linn-owed or purchased. The pub- He Is invited lo attend the services find use the reniliiiK loom. Bible Standard Temple, corner oi -l lliidttlck ami Kasl lioticlas - street. R Ci.,,,1. "Jfoyer, superintendent. Sunday -, ki hool IIM.I. Come wiih v .. mill" well prepared. ' , suhjeel . v, ,. " "leeni I alien t ivaiuirm III UH K III 11 o'clock by the pastor. Stthiecl .. "l oriielllnK Cud." Services at u, .-,:,, ,, Kvnnitel. .Kill services in the evenini; at . the usual hour. n,,. s,,,je, tor the inessnne. 'linds IreiK . JJi ' m " Hpecinl music and a live ,.-miuk ami prale senile precedlns Miu sermon. We are planning for ' ,.n- tin ,, juiv ,l u,,. :Saiui idace. We have hail il loi ..Mu lust two years. There was a F'sid attendance last year nnd -.Jlleniy in eal and a ten'eiiil cood ..Uiih. tin the K-Hllh I liipuua at .. Mm lloyer llios. I'anii uitir liillard. Ve exleiid a henrty welcome lo . i"ii to alleml. Ill tux Jour basket tli liner nnd he meseni t ii--!,, ., "Mi. There will he n seivice mid ...Ull address of the day. also a Imp Great Constipation Food Kefreshinn prrpara.ion lli.it drives out the ti.at cnuse headache, ind'.rfstin fi n d constipation, 1 er can V ' 1 Try Rome of these Battle a uor aa.r:l t:..f:r-iJ Lreck Hcnlth roods. s complete line at this grocciy. Economy Grocery 1 O. L. JOHNSON Th 6ore Tht Servei You Bc.t Mhmt t44 M tfsmal service In conntction. Tht-n u mini!) unity dlnur. The afic-r-no(u will tit- jivt n over lo K.init-n, sHjiu;. swiiniiiiiiK a nil u gi-u'ial K.iod lime of fellowship. I'n-paie to mine. I'rcaciiiiiK tonight ui 1:17,. Methodist Episcopal Church. Church m-hool 9: 45. I. K. ioot Ikjui n, Kiiji'iutciiclont. jMoriilnji s-i vic? 11 a. in., Subject, '"J lie I'aihfi of (.lory." Then; will la HjH'clal nniflc at morniiiK Hi-ivice. Kjiwonh l.fagui 7 p. m. Subject, "JAliainiliiK A leas of Christ ian Living." Hazel Itichanlsoii, leail er. Kveiilnn ervic- 8 p. in. Sub ject, "Wh;i I Ih Modern if in nnd How C:in We Itcniedy Ii?" Cood sinj Iiik. n hearty sclcoiuo. Charles A. Kiluards, minister. The Salvation Army, 410 West hnne street. Sunday moral iik ut 10 a. nt. at Ieona Mills, Oregon, the Salvation Army will hold sei- ices. Sundtty afl(rnooa 2 : 3 Sunday school nnd liihle clnss. Young peoples' meottug at 3:45 p. ni.. Hnndny evening. At 7::Ju p. m. a great salvation meetltm, a real drive for souls will be made. Tuesday evenitis, prayer meet inn at 7 :3o; Thursday, holiness unto ibe Lord. Saturilay night nt a free and easy meeting. You are Invited to attend all oi the meet ings. All except Sunday morning meetings will be held In the Snlva Hon Army hall In Koseburg. There will be a rummage snle Saturday fit ! a. m. We ask you tp come nlong nnd buy something. This money goes to help keep the good work going on in Koselmrg nnd Mou g las county. If you havo any cast-off clothing hanging In your wnrdrobe, Il you wish to donate It to the Salvation Army work. Just drop a card to the Salvation Army ItoHehurK. staling your street nnd house numhfi- and we will call and pick it up. IT you have any rood lhAt you wish to give we will ho very glnd to tall Jtir It. We have a fnmily or two who need food Mich as potatoes, bread, carrots or anything you wish to give. Sol diets and friends are Invited to at tend the second annual school of prophets and public ennip meetlnu of the Halvalion Army, which will tniie place in Trestle tilen, at Har ton, Oregon, on August. 2 to Au gust 121 li. You will be Interested to know that Colonel and Mrs. A. W. Crawford will lend the camp meeting. Knvoy and Mrs. It. It. Siufilebetim, officers In charge. First Baptist Church, Lane nl ItoHe, Prank II. Matthews, pastor. Sunday, June tilih. 9; 45, the lllhle school. At this time of the yi-ar we especially need Hie attendance of all' our members. Things are Keeping ui" well so far. 11:00. (he morning worship. "The Promise of Victory," will ho the sermon topic of the pastor. He will also have a story lor the children. Ser vice will close at noon. 7: tut, II. Y. P. P. for the young people. This will be nn Important meeting. Now Is the Time to chouse n SUMMER HAT while selections are at their best. Prices very reasonable nnd specials every day at MRS. S. M. KING'S Specialty Shoppe 235 N. Jackson St. 1 'Everything the Amc lin lilies' The president will lead. Interest ing piana bnun. 8 too. iliu evt-iiin service. " h? In belief of the (,hurches" In to he the sermon tr pic of the paMor. Our Kunday nijiht attendance still remains ex cellent and you will find here a pervlee of vailed Interest and pro lit. These questions answered: 1. What does the formal Ion of the papul stale mean? 2. Phi Mrs. Thaw's money bring her happi ness? 3. Are Lenuty contests "viynr," as Mutitioliiil says? 4. How do you account for the Hpread of atheism In the l ulled Slates? 5. What's wrong wl th our flag? First Christian Church. Wide school nt 'j:15 a. m. Special Fath ers' day program will be. p resented at Hie opening service. Morning worship at II a. iu. Christian Kn oVavor 7 : 15 p. in. Kvening ser vice 8 o'clock. The pasior will he back tioiu his vacation trip and will oecupy die pulpit. "The Mir ror Kh.e," u missionary pageant will be presented in the evening by the nti.Hionai society ut (lie church. "And sometimes through the mil ror Truth comes riding thimigh," Is the theme of the pa geant. Everyone welcome. Christian and Missionary Alli ance at Cleveland. Sunday school as iiKiial at lo o'clock. Mis. K. It. Fonn superintendent. Our children have been working hard on their Children's dny program which will he given at the eleven o'clock hour. 1'aients. encourage our children by coming out to hear thein. Ail friends of (lod's people are cor dially Invited to worship with us. At this time we expect lo take up a special ottering for missionary work. If we appreciate our Sunday school let us help others to have the same privilege. Mrs. Chamber lin will give a short talk on "Whv I Helleve the liihle Is True." Will the lhok stand? Methodist Episcopnl Church, South, corner or South Main nnd Kast Lane. Sunday school nt fl:4 a. m.; W. L. Cobb, superintendent. Morning worship, 11:011 a. m.: sub ject. '.Ioh's Inierest". This service will be attended by the Daimhters of Job In a body, who will nlso take some part In the service. Miss Vera MrClintock will sing "Open the Crates to the City"; Miss Ruth Hoover nnd Miss Fllabeth Wil liams will give n piano duet. "(lon doliem," by Itelnecke. This service will he very Interesting. Kpworth League, 7:00 p. m.; topic, "Result of Adventures In Christian Liv Cup Custard An Ideal Summer Qookie-Qake Keeps Indefinitely A thick layer of creamy, custardy fon dant, between two English style cookie cakes. Oh, BOY they're good! They keep indefinitely. Order by name from your grocer. Oncofihc dTilany JHU-BIJJ, cJ-Limous Qookie-Qakes 1 RU BI.U BISCUIT CO. Sp-ilwit, Portland, SeallU J IKE CAntlFN-FRFSH Ihc tulrr-KKYK'S 11KI.1CUU S ltKAINI) RAI.ON romo "Frc-h to you" from our rxrliiMve milil, rilrinc proct't... Ann 1 H:tlU S lilt AM) IIAON i more tlwm ptrtnrr for m t brraVfiml. Thrrr mre many ways jmt as iooiI, in hich it can he uml to pot r-al "ta.to appeal.' into meal, thai arr in dsntw of hcromini; friulitf ullv ordinary. ioml for Frvea Mrat Guido N is Hill tiow you uiany ayes ueiiaon fl BRAND m ing." section So. 2.; leader, Clar ence Hand. Kvning worship, 8:00 p. ni.; subject, "The Truth". There will also be special innslc at this serviee. AM these services will be very Interesting. We extend to you a cordial Invitation to worship with us at these services. If you are a stranger In town, come and bring your friend. We welcome you. This Is the last service by the pastor before conference. Let all bands feel our responsibility to make the services a success. John B. ivnhall, pastor. Catholic Church, Kane and Oak streets. Mass and sermon at 7 a. m. Catechism classes and Bibli cal Instruction at 8:45 a. m. 2nd mass and sermon at d:30 a. nt.. Koyary and benediction of the M. n. S. in the evening at 7:30. The Most Reverend FMward O. How ard, archbishop, will confer the sacrament of confirmation on those prepared, after the second mass on Sunday, June 23rd. FRENCH FLYERS REPORTED TO BE NEAR PORTUGAL (Continued from page 1) hour known to have! been main tained for the. first 800 jnilea of the flight (a steamer sighted the plane at that distance), the Yellow Itird would have been 1.600 miles out at the time of the message from the Rochambeau. The word ing of the message indicates that the decision had been made to take the northerly course and. af ter proceeding along it for 6m0 miles necessity had. forced a veer to the south. The southerly course is 600 miles longer than the north erly, but there is less flying over water. Aviators were at a loss to-ex-plain the unexpectedly high con sumption of fuel reported by the Rochambeau. The Yellow Rlrd had been flown repeatedly iu test flights and tlie rate of consump tion was supposed to have been definitely determined. Weather reports indicated that a favorable wind had been encountered, - so that strong head winds could not be blamed. One possibility consid ered In some quarters was that the added weight of a stowaway rumored to be on hoard the plane had been enough to upset the cal culations on fuel consumption and cause the engine to burn more VFCFT m.FS tnrim loV. new bacon rcripea. 7 than the expected amotinL Stowaway Suspected PORTLAND. Maine, Jnn 14. Arthur Bcbreiber, 22, who won the toss of a coin with a friend named Clark, deciding which should be come a stowaway for a trans-Atlantic flight, still was missing from his home here today. This strengthened the belief of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Schrelber, that he was hidden away in the Yellow Bird when It flew from Old Orchard yesterday for Paris, a note which he wrote, requesting another chum to deliv er it to his father and mother three hours after the take-off, indicated hi4 intention to make the attempt. They were anxiously awaiting word of the safe arrival of the monoplane. An Anxious Bride NEW YORK, June 14. Mrs. Jean Assolant, bride of the Yellow Bhd's French pilot, today waited anxiously in her hotel apartment, for news of the monoplane that took off yesterday from Old Orch ard, Me., for Paris. Mrs.- Assolant said that she had not slept at all last night because of her anxiety. "This is no time for sleep," she said. "As it grows later and later, I get more nervous and 1 must keep wa4ch." When told that the steamer Rochambeau reported that the Yel low Bird had changed its course to head for the Azores i:e said, "It's wonderful to have any news or them at all. I have unbounded faith in Jean and I know he will come out somehow." Mrs. Assolant, formerly a New York actress, married Assolant in Advertised prices effective at MacMarr Store Sutherlin as well as Roseburg. Prices Effective June 1547 Introducing MacMarr Fancy Patent. Flour, 24'lbsk- 90c; 2sacks 1.79 Sugar ff Cane' cloth 10 lb. 55c Bacon, fydireweight' lb. 32c Fruit Jar Trimmings Ball Mason OCn Caps, doz L J U Economy Q C n Caps, doz L J U Kerr Mason Q C n Caps, doz Im J U Rubber Rings, QKft 4 doz L UU Corn Meai rWhit' 39c Jelly Glasses ;eqrudozOTlal!' 49c Coffee As good as better than the price of Oranges Medium Size, 2 doz. 45c $5.00 Orders delivered free Any order 10c; sugar excepted FORMERLY STONE'S CASH STORES 20lh CENTURY STORE Maine early this week after a brief courtship. Waiting and Watching LE BOURGET. France. June 14. One thousand persons had assem bled by mid-afternoon to await the Yellow Bird at the famous Ie Ilourget flying field where Col. Charles A. Lindbergh made his dramatic landing over two years ago on his . epoch making New l org-to-Parts hop. j One hundred police reinforced t the regular guards and cleared the 1 field In anticipation of a great ! throng to greet the French fliers, j "All Well" Report t NEW YORK, June 14. The' French line steamer Niagara re ported by wireless today that it was in communication with the trans-Atlantic monoplane Yellow Bird at 6 o'clock this morning, eastern daylight time, and that everything was reported well on board the plane. The position given by the Ni agara Is 300 to 400 miles northeast PIANO RECITAL I Given By Pupils of J GLADYS H. STRONG j Friday, June 1 4 M. E. Church, South Economy! Why of course, for almost 13 cents is saved on every dollar you spend for food when you buy at a MacMarr Store. It has been proved that this mod ern way of selling foodstuffs actually , saves you a3 a food buyer 12.9 per cent on your food costs. That means cutting food expenses in the kitchen when you buy from MacMarr. Picnic Suggestions Pickles Fanning's Bread and But- 1 Qn tcr, 15 oz. bottle I 3U Sardines Booth Q Q n oval tins, 3 for 0 0 O Beans Van Camp's or Campbell's, me- J Qn dium tins, 5 tinsH'UU the best and mos. Save the tin lb. 48; PRODUCE SPECIALS Lemons Large "Sunkisl" doz. 29c of the Azores and on the line to Portugal ihe Yellow Bird's crew had planned. ; o OUR FLAG What'B wrong with it? It there any better one Answered at Bap tist Church Sunday night. Farm Loans !-oans on Improved rarms, 5. 7 or !t) years. Bl interest, payable annually. commission over term of loan, making total cost 4"i. Liberal repayment privi lege. Prompt action We also have private money for farm and ?ity loans. Call or write G. W. Young & Son LOANS 116 Cass St. Thone 417 8 o'Clock g Baking Ingredients Crisco 7Qn 3 lb. tin I ub Lard Sanitary Cartons, Q Q n 2 lbs Jdb Currants 1 Rfl 1 lb. pkg I Jb Royal Baking Pow der, 12 oz. (M on 48c;2'2lb0 I iZ J 3 lb. 1.43 Peas Local 3 lbs. 10c I Scenic ''MOTOR TOURS tntbe L Redwood Empire of HUMBOLDT COUNTY CALIFORNIA rribt hi with wwle Mp In th. illu.tiwi UtOtt "8 D.j. la HmafcoUt Comly B f Ti Enw CmWanlm . 3 The Rexall Store June Toilet Goods Sale FREE $1.50 bottle Shair Perfume with a box Shair Face Powder $2.50 A f JMi. i Pi FREE 25c Duska Talcum j ... -.1 T? with a box uusKa race Powder si.co FREE a cake of Jonteel . Soap 25c with a box of Jonteel Face Powder jj 50c I FREE a tin of Gentlemen Talcum 25c with a half pint I of Bay Rum 49c 50c Jonteel Vanishing I Cream 39c I 25c Jonteel Talcum 19c 75c Rexall Theatrical Col;I . Cream 59c 50c Harmony Cocoa Butter i Cold Cream t 39c I $1.00 Harmony Quinine I Hair Tonic 79c 50c "Rexall Shaving Lotion 39c v 39c I Jenzo Shaving Cream ; 29c ! 75c Hair Stimulator '., ! 59c ' 50c Facial Tissue 39c i. ! 25c Facial Tissue 19c $1.03 Georgia Rose Body t Powder 79c 75c Georgia Rose Bath Sails 49c , f 50c Arbutus Vanishing Cream ' 39c 25c Tiny Tot Talcum 19c 1 Save with Safety at Your I Rexall Drug Store I Nathan Fullerton. Pro?. Perkins B)d. Roseburg, Ore. , 4 I