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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, FRIDAY, JUNE 28, 1929.
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formation call or
Dougkifi street.
phone 408 K.
First Baptist Church, Kane at
Rose. Frank ,Matlh"WH, i:mtor.
Simony, June 30: 9:45, the IJlhle
school. 11:00, morning worship.
Tim pastor will pit-arli on tin sub
ject, "Christ's First Sermon", 7:)0,
Senior J, y. I'. V. for youiiK peo
ple. 8 :0, the evening service.
This will hi' our hint evening er-
vice before joining in the union
111 miner nirviri-H ut the park,
wifich services hein the firHt Kun
ilny in July. One Interesting feat
ure of our service will be reports
frojn our six Hoy Scouts on their
etlucallonal trip to California. The
entire trotip in inviteil to eoiun nnd
K'eour sueMts on this oceusiuii.
"tlie Hnlolxt will he Mrs. Martin or
Sail Fraiifisco. Pastor will npak
wfth topic, "Our Country ami
ITlt Laws".
will he our last evening service be
fore the union services in the
park.
First Presbyterian Church the
brick church, currier of Lane and
JackKon (Mreers. Ji. W. Achor, pus
tor, iiihle school 9:45; Senator JI.
. 'Kririy, superintendent. .Morning
worship 11 o'clock; subject. "The
True (;reatnin.-i of a Nation". Hpe
ei;H muiic by the choir. Chris lun
Kndeuvor 7 p. m. A special meeting
pianned hy the young people fur
Uili eveniiiK and a Kood attendance
expected. KvenlpK service H
Olock; subject, "The Soul's
UtH'HH , Misses Vivian WllliauiH,
Jtuth I'artiu mid Hut her Mevrs
will Rive a report on the young
people's conference held at Hos
well KpriiiKS. Klsle Carleton HlruiiK
will sIiik, necompanlcd by Frances
Linfott, I'rayer nioetliiK and Jiible
study Wednesday night, 7:3.
Church of Christ, Myrtle Creek.
Charles A. Sins, minister. Morninc
pulpit topic Sunday will he "The
Auto Christ Ian". K veiling eer-
inouetle will )e semi patriotic.
bat Price I- readout ? C. h.
meeting 7:00 p. ni. Hible school,
in: 00 a. m. Mid-week devotional
service Thursday night. Ladles'
Aid meeting Thursday afternoon.
First Christian Church. W. It.
Balrd, pastor. Itihle school at !:4ft
a. ni.; I). K. Chit, superintendent.
Kacb department has Iih own open
ing exerciHes. Morning worship be
gljiH at 10:r0 and last 4 for one
hour. Sermon subject, "Man Like a
Tree". Young People's Ch rlst Ian
Kndeuvor at 7:15 p, ni. Kvetiing
evangelistic services begin at
o'clock. Sermon subject, "The True
Meaning of Loyally". Special mu
sical numbers both morning and
evening. Miss Jesnle. (iihbs will be
the soloist In the ' morning. This
Methodist Church, Elkton, Sarah
T. Woodcock In charge. Sunday
school at lb o'clock. Preaching, 11
o'clock. Kvangelistlc service, $:Zi).
Special music at each service.
I'layermeellng every Wednesday
evening. A cordial welcome awaits
you to all these services.
C. and M. A., Cleveland. Sunday
school as usual at 10 o'clock; Mrs.
K. It. Keim, superintendent. Im
mediately following the 111 bit'
study hour Mrs. Chainherlin
give an Illustrated talk to the chil
dren. Our young people will form
young people's society and we cer
lainly desire all the young people
of the community to he present
and have a part in our program
Miss Klnor Sherk will he with us
at tills hour and give a talk
Christian Kndeuvor work, its oil
gin, plan and purpose of existence
First Church of Christ, Scientist,
112 JO. Jiouglas street. Sunday ser
vice at 11:00 a. m.; subject, "Chris
tian Science". Golden text: Psalms
43:3 "O send out Thy light and
Thy truth: let thein lead me; let
them bring me unto thy holy hill,
and to thy tabernacles." Sunday
school convenes at ! a. m. iAIl up
to the age of twenty years are lov
ingly welcome. Wednesday evening
meetings are at eight o'clock and
include testimonies of
through Christian Science. The
reading room In the front of the
building fs open daily except Sun
days and holidays, from two to
four o'clock, where the Hible and
all authorized Christian Science lit
erature may be read, borrowed or
purchased. The public Is cordially
Invited to attend the services and
use the reading room.
ACCUSATION OF
CAUSING WAR IS
BRANDED "LIE"
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The M. E. Churcnel at IHIIiinl
l.nnklnKKlftKH, TtMimilf mifl (Junius
Valley. Sunday Ki.-hnnl m In a.
C. C. Jjiwr.-mv, T. HiMlli'y. Mrs. H
Holm lint! V. ItrrU, HllpfrlllttMld
(miIh. iTi-arliiii'; at Dllluru 11 a.
!.noklligKluHH at N . ni. YrmiiK
ruIkH' mciMIng at Dlllan). 'IVnmll
ant! ('tuiiiiH Valley at 7:00. I'ntyer
nii'iulliK at Dlllaril WiMlnt'Himy eve
iiIiik ; Mm. Momi! Ii-nih-r. Teiinilli
anil I.rxiklnKlaKH Tlim-Hilay eve
nlllK- I'ot LhHs.t Hervlci-H In your
plan for Klliulay. If you would that
tlit Lord titioulil not form-'t you, be
mini you don't forKet Win. And If
you do don't no around complain
Iiik aliout llio ttrrlhlo time you are
navtiiK. lie lionent and Bay you
liavo not kept faith with God. T. I'
Allen, imxlor.
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day, June 110, the review U'hniiii.
ITophctH and KIiikh of Judah'ti
Decline . Let iih boost for attend
aucu Hi in .Sunday and Im prenenl to
ni'ip plan the picnic for the Kourlh
of July. Holiday Hcliool beuliiK
promptly at H!i nnd the niornliiK
worsinp lieKin8 at 11; miliject
"The Ctmf of Our Liberty". Her
vices In Ills evenlim at 7MB, and
we extend a hand of welcome to
nil. TIib proKiam for the Ith of
July services which will lake place
at the Hoyer I Iron, farm north of
Dlllard. will be announced In the
Monday Ihhiiv of our local paper.
We iiIhii want to call your inten
tion to tho regular camp tneetlilK
at KiiKene, liecliinliiK July II anil
runnlnu to Aiikhhi -I. There will he
ample prnvlHlon on the fair ki'oiiiiiIh
for lentH, roomn and ealH at a very
leimouahle price. There will be
Ihree nervlcea a day, at 10:110 a. in..
J.'.io p. ni. mid 7::tll p. in. There
will he ninny ministers anil evan
S"IIhIs of Hlundllm and note to liar-
ticlpute In IIiIh great ineetlnit.
1'lun to be there. Vat further In-
The Salvation Army, 410 West
Lane. The Salvalion Army will
bold mttcliiiKs every Sunday mol
ing at 10 o'clock at Leunii. Sunday
afternoon there will be Kumlay
school and tlible class at the Salva
lion Army hall at itoseburg. At
:i : 4 p. ni. there will be young
people's meeting. Kunday evening
a great salvation meeting. We have
uieetlngs every Saturday evening
at X o'clock. We ask you to attend
all meetings, loll are welcome.
The Salvation Army will hold their
second annual school of prophets
and camp meeting at 1 resile
(ileiin, llnrton, Oregon. All friend
and members aro welcome in the
old camp ground. Come, llring
your bedding. You will hear the
old time gospel preached. You will
he pleased to know Ihut Colone
and Mrs. Crawford, chief secre
taries for the west, will lead .the
camp meeting. There will be
meetings on Tuesday night nor on
Thursday night of this coming
week in the Salvation Army hall
Vc are planning on a rummage
sale Saturday morning, stai-lint; at
9 a. in. V e ask you to attend the
sales. Knvoy II. It. Stufflebcam, of
ficer in charge.
Methodist Episcopal Church.
Church school. M.r: I.. K. tiood
hoiirn, superintendent. .Morning
service 11 o'clock; subject, "Loy
ally to Country". Miss Vera Mc-
Ciinlock will slug ul tho morning
service. Kpworlll League at 7 p.
This servlcu will bo a preparation
for tile Kpworlll League Institute.
Evening service, 8 o'clock. Subl
A National Service". A hearty
welcome. Charles A. ' Ldwurds,
minister.
of (lermany.
"Lie" Proclaimed
i.i-riiian newspapers appeared
with borders of heavy bluck
mourning mid one lierlin organ.
iwr lag, surrounded scenes from
Lanzlg, 1'osen, Kattowiu and
Htras.-ijur'' with liriril.Tu nr ,.l,Qi.
lli;.MU I A dug,. 8(y B, le WpH, - J
of Herlln adjured (lemian citizens
to unite in repudiation of the "war
guilt lie .
There was a tenseness in the
situation which led the govern
mint to request that Its function
arles, hlgli and low, refrain from
Joining In the public demonstra
lions. President von Hindenburg
himself refused numerous lnvita-
tions to preside at meetings called
to hold the "shameful treaty" up
to obloquy.
Chancellor Mueller contributed
an article to today's Vosslche Zel
lung relating his experiences as
one oi uermany s signatories to
the treaty. lie said the moments
of signing were the most terrible
of his life.
A great outdoor demonstration
was planned for the lierlin stadium
at 7:30 p. in. when the reichatag
wiil open Iih doors to a Joint mani
festation of Cermaii patriotic so
cieties. One of these, the Kyff
haeuser Hum!, containing 3,1)00,000
members and claiming to be the
greatest association of ex-servicemen
in the world, called upon the
government to have the confession
of war guilt In article 231 or the
treaty eliminated, thereby paving
I he w ay fur real reconciliation of
the peoples.
Churches Participate
Hells tolling at 3 u. in. were the
churches' reminders of the day of
mourning. This demonstration
was eliminated In the Ithinclaiid
wuora me consistory decided to
abandon the church program also
atler hearing of the Ithineland
commission's mob bit on. Aft.
ward the Cohluuz authorities con
sented to the church celebrations
nut it was too late for reinstate
ment of tho program.
There was a double coincidence
In the date which was little
stressed, ft being also the flf-
nth anniversary ot the assnssi-
nuljon of the Austrian Archduke
Green Union Sunday School will
open at Dili) Sunday morning.
Honorable II. L. rJddy will address
the audience ut 11 o'clock. A basket
dinner will be served at the noon
hour. Miss Dorothy Christian and
Miss Mary Clarno will present
their pupils of the daily vacation
Uihle school In an hour demon
stration of the work accomplished
during the past two weeks at 1:00
o clock. Kvcryone is most cordially
Invited to be present. r
Hale Trevey, Southern 1'nclflc
nglneer running between Itose-
i I It.'. Calif., his home, mid llelio.
Nevada, wiih today greoling oltl
I'rlenils In Itosehurg, where lie be
gan railroading as a fireman liear-
thlrty years ago. .Mr. 1 revey. In
idilllion to railway work, Is inter-
sled in public utilities at Ko.se
illo and was a succoasful investor
in oil properties. His two datlgh-
rs. Misses figlnla iiuu Helen
Trevey, talented singers, are fre
quently heard ill radio programs.
Mr. Trovey, his wife and tile young
ladies will tour L'uropu thu coming
lull.
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Ferdinand at Sarajevo, the spark
which set off the European powd
er keg and brought on the World
war.
Sarajevo Remembers
SAMAJKVO. Jugoslavia. June 2S.
Commemorative services today
recalled the shots which Just fif
teen years ago led to the world
war. iloth those who fired , the
shots and the two they killed were
honored.
Jugoslavians from all sections
of the tii-une kingdom participat
ed In a memorial service at the
graves of the two Bosnian students
who shot Archduke Ferdinand of
Austria and his archduchess, avow
edly to free Serbia from an Aus
trian yoke.
The bodies of the youths and 2t
of their feliow conspirators lie in
an unmarked stone vault on the
outskirts of the city, most of them
tiansferred there after dealh in
Austrian prlsuns.
gard them as national heroes.
Commemorative services for the
Archduke and his wife were ar
ranged for a spot near the bridge
over the placid Miljacka river
where they were killed.
WILL ENTERTAIN
. CHURCH OFFICER
Plans are being made by the
members o the South Methodist
church for a basket dlnnnr at the
churth Monday noon in honor of
nitiiiop .Sam Ii. Hay. of Houston,
Texas, who wJH be here on that
day on his way to the conference
at Cofiuflle. Uishop Hay will ar
rive at 11:30 a. in. and will remain
only about an hour. The members
of the church will he given an op
portunity to meet the ' prominent
church official during the brief
period at the basket dinner.
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Saturday, Jane 29ih
to July 6th
fe 4th i
In Holland all Christian
Jugoslavians re- afler the first are taxed.
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