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Newspaper Page TextTWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBL'RG. OREGON. FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 7. 1930. Sunday at the Churches denude Presbyterian Church TUe evaiiKvliblii: iiieMiiiKH uih In progress every evening of the week except Saturday. Hoi It Hie Hlientlanre and Jul crest iriei eases. Come iimJ let us study Hits uin-H-lion ol leliKioii. II" ymi neek hap piness, you will find I) Hie true Miiirce; for liuppinena is not with out hut within u man. IMIkIoii J an inner thing - If it is llic real thing, "Coutu tlioii with us and we will do thee nood." First Presbyterian Church, cor ner Jackson and I aw; Alexander Muirden, pari tor. liihle school at 9:45 a. m. H. I. l-Mdy, immmthI supei interidein. A class for all ane.s under the .st.pirvlslnn ol trained teartn-is. Mninhitf wor ship at a. in. K'Tinnii by Hie pitsior, "Tin R'til Veil." Sac lament of the Lord's Supper will Ik- adai'nistered. Kvenint: worship - u . T : :i - p. in. Sermon subject "I.es k1!s from the Life ftt Abraham Lincoln." Yoiini,' people' Christ fan Kmleavor a" firS't p. m. Mid V.eek nHeliilt; Wednesday 7:15 lo h: l-'i. Choir pi actli e Ydm'Iii 8:ir p. ni. Woman's Missionary sorieiy Thurialay afternoon at 2:n it ihp home of .Mrs. C. 11. Kirs . aurelwood. "Sdrii ual lllitfiac Is thu forerunner of naitoiial de cay." The task or the church Is In develop the spiritual life. 1'he new pastor and who extend to you a hearty welcome to I lie services of the church. Methodist Episcopal Church South, corner of Koulh Main and K:ist Laiitf. Sunday school nl 1M5 a. m. W. Ij. Cobb, supiMln fefldent. MornltiK worship at ll:ttn lU.m. Mrs. Campbell will speal; on, "The Hible In I ho Oay Heboid.' Ieeu" at 6 : "3 p. in. Topic, "Id TTcted liecieation as a Means o' KyaiiKeliHiu with lloys and Girls." ...Leader, Harold Kand. Kvenhip -worship nt 7:30 p m. Kiisin II Turner of the Kalvalion Arnij frnn: Portland, will deliver r nunsape on. "The toy Life mid Kxperieure." He Is a nuod speak wrand will hrlnn a pood tnessae -Wednesday prayer service at 7::tt. "0,' ni. Hoy sroutK mee! every "'Thursday at 7:30 p. m. The boy -witn will attend In a body ai church on Sunday evening. We pxlend to all Til hers am) mothers i. -special Invltallou to attend thlt ."-iwvleu. It Is scout anniversary fcffcht. There will be special music iUf this servlco. We especially In vite strancers In come, and all out friend, lie on lime, emnnimill) sIukIdk starts at 7:3h. John H. "reiihall, pnstor. -- Baptist Church. Sunday, Feb. !l ..tjnday school at !M5.; l(. K Crawford, superinteudenl. Don'l -form't I hut we are In u contest with ClnintH I'nsa. lie sura to bn on hand and bring u new, member. . I'reuchliiR il It o'cloi'U by ItuV. Miihlon DaV of Portland, also til 7:30 In the evening. Mr. Day has preached for us twice hefore and lnoughl pood messayes. There will be special music by the choir, ('rank C.ruhbe will hIiir a solo nt the evening service. The Salvation Army. Knslun and Mrs. II. C. Turner from Poiibind headquarters will be conduct! iik special services In the Salvation Army ball, Saturday and Sunday uiKhts. KiisiKti and Mrs. Turmr are officers of long servicn mid have filled many important posl tlons fu the ranks of the Salvation Army. IjuiItik the World war they had charge of the latKest inilltaii hospital and endeared themselves lo thousands of the soldier boys The Kiisl-u and his wife are good speakers. A cordial Invitation is extended to the public. First Christian Church. W. It llaird. pastor, iiible school at !l:l.F a. in.; D. K. Cai-r, superintendent. MoruiitK worship begins at lo ::'), -terinon subject. "Some People the Church Couldn't (let AIoiik With out". Christ inn Kndt-uvor at ti:3u p. in. KyeniiiK evuiiKelisiic servii-e at 7:3o; m'nium Hubjeel, "The l'p lifted Christ". Owing to the Ulnes or KvatiK 'list Allison our evan gelistic campai.n will not begin until February Hi. The musical program for Sunday will be as fol lows: Morning- Prelude, "Hear My Praver," Mendelssohn ; offer- toi y, Ste;u us; anthem, "Tarry With Me." Siultz; soprano solo, Kl.-ie C. Sirang; postlne, "Coro nal Ion." llohlen. Kveliing Pre lude, "Nazaieih," flounod; "I Need Thee Kvery Hour." with chiliM; offertory, "Impromptu," Stearns;, solo. Klsie ('. Strang; posilude. "Onward, Christian Soldiers". Frances f.intoit. organist; Klsie C. Strang, choir director. First Church of Christ, Scientist, K. Douglas street. Kegular ser vice Sunday at 11 a. m.; subject of i be lesson sermon, "Spirit". Cold en lexi, Zachariah 4:ft-"Not by might, nor by power, bul by my spirit, saith I he Lord of hosts". Sunday school convenes at ):-ir. a. in. All lip to tin of twenty years are lovingly welcome. rj ne Wednesday evening meet i tigs are held at S : Oil o'clock and tesii monies of healing through Chris I inn Science are given. The read log room in Hie froul of tin church edifice Is open daily, ex cept Sundays and holidays, from 1 to 4 p. ni., where (he Hible and all authorized Christ Ian Seiem e literal tire may be read, borrowed or purchased. The public is cor dially Invited In attend Hip church services and use the reading room. Methodist Episcopal Church. Chinch school i : 45 a. in.; L. K (ioodbnurn, superintendent. Morn ing service 11 o'clock; subject, 'The Importance of the Ordinary Man". A duet by Mrs. Orcutt and Mr. Iliatl. Kpworth Ltaiiie i;::ih; subject, "An Adventure In Appre ciation". Kveulng service 7:3i; subject, "The Cnerowned Queen of American democracy". You are cordially invited in worship with us at these services. Charles A. Kdwards, minister. U.S.CIISERIE Free Methodist Church, l:!17 Iliirviii'il avcniii'. Wi'st Utim'biir. Sumliiy Ki'liool. !t:4.r. PivhWiImk hi 11' o'i'loclt. KvcnliiK sorvlct' at 7 : :l. Mlcl-wi'i'li prayi'i- nii'i-tlni; Wfdiu'sdny t'vnlnn ut 7:'.Mt. Kv- ,t:ryiim' Ik wrlrome l( tmr Ht'rvlctjb. Methodist Church, Dlllnrd Clr-. cuit. Iru I1'. Itnnliln, imstur; IM'ciuh- int; at (.anias Valii-y suiniay nnnn hiK al 11 o'cliM-k. I'rayi'i-iiH'flliit! mill Hlhh' sillily Tni'silay I'Vi'lilir- al 7::ia. I'l't'iichlliK al Ti'iinilli" Sun day I'vi'iilni: al 7::i. Vmiiw I '' lilr'H nii'i'lhiK al 1'niyii ini'i'lhiK Thai-sday i'vimiIiij; al 7::i". Kvaimi'llsilr iiii-i-tlimH will r"'""- ahly iM'uhi a wi'i'k ,110111 Sunday a fcarfr;in i ii i mm! mm iyMifaiiraAfBi nWf &1 f : We endeavor to supply the very best meats at lower prices, and invite housewives to call us up or visit the shop and order personally. Free delivery. Specials for Saturday BEEF ALL BF.F.F STEAK, LB I HAMUUKCl'.K. LB B HI .1.1- ROASLS, 1.1! "3 $ BFEF FOR HOILINU LH PORK $ FRESH SIDE I'OKK. 1.1! S PORK ROAST. LI! PORK S I I'.AK, 1.11 PORK SAL'SAUE. 1.1! I VEAL H SI VEAL SI lOli .DI .R KDAST. II!.. . $ VEAL SHOULDER STEAK. LH SMOKED MEAT 1 lOME CURED BACON, hall' ... wh...-. II.. EASTERN 1 1AM, hall ..i I!, BREAKFAST BACON, h..!f or uliul,-, 11,. g LARD 5 -lb. Pail LARD 10-lb. Pail Phone ?S0 a 200 15d 22H .AH 25 c 200 25p 25d 3CC 39c 75c 51,50 North Side Market (HntA r.- I-uvl Wir A s i n v ;'i o.-i, Keb. ;. I'resI dent Hoover in accepting the re siKMaiioii or William C. Iemin as president or the civil service commishimi ha asked t hut the date of acceptance he b it open. Mr. ficmlnic has UKreed to coiitiiiue his tlutb-H until relieved. 'Dm I'vcnin.'. Kpworth League devo tional service ut Id I lard Sunday evening at R:3n. prayer meeting and Miblf study Wednesday eve ninir at 7 :'!'. Kpworth League de votinnal service at l.ookhigKlass Sunday evening at C::i. Prayer meeting and Hible study Thursday eveninu at ?::!. Sunday Hchoo) at 'ach nf the (hurches every Sun day moriiitiL' at Jn o'clock. A I way. a welcome i or everybody. "1 was lad when th'-y said unto me, .el us go unto the bouse of Jehovah." - IValin 122:1. Baptist Church, Gid' Itiob tchofd in o'clock : tempt nince les ion. "The Two Foundations". Nev er was a time when we, as citizens of this great country of ours, need I more to know on which side ol this question nur influence is cast. Come, let us see what Jesus said ibout It. Church service, 1 1 o'clock. Clyde P"ard will' bring the mes- ;e. Subject, "The Great Swim mer". One sermon after this one on I he athletes or I he Hible, These si'i nions have helped us; we be lieve they will help you. Come and hear them. Kvenint service, II. Y. P. I'. time, 7 o'clock; leader, Weli-v Mai lory ; subject. "Wavs of Studying the, Hible". While this is strictly a young people's meet ing, youth here In not counted by the calendar. All are welrnni-.- and wanted. Come prepared to lake part. president expressed "sincere re gret" at Iteming resignation. "The long and effective service you have given has contributed to ibe upbuilding of the civil ser vice," aid Mr. Hoover, "and your conduct of the office has won the lull esteem of all members of Hie government as well as the public at large. I am in hopes that the time may come when your personal affairs will permit your return to public service." Iteming has been mentioned as a candidate for the republican senatorial nomination from Wyom ing to succeed the late Senator Wa rren. DON FRASER BEATS TOMMY FIELDING HKATTl.K, Feb. 7. Substituting for Joe Marcus of Portland, iJoa Fraser of Spokane gave Tommy Fielding, Vancouver, B. C, light weight a boxing lesion to easily win a six round decision here last night. Fielding weighed J3.j pounds and Fraser TACOMA, Feb. 7. Charlie RIs ko, Tacoma heavy weight, won a decision over George Kickard, al so of Tacoma, in the Rye-round main event of the boxing card here last night. It was the second win for Itisko In as many weeks over hickard. ROTARIANS HEAR DESCRIPTION OF THE PASSION PLAY William I niath, wl.o recently witnessed the Passion play given in Portland, described in detail to the Kctary club yesterday its pre sentation" The description of the play was particularly clear and ito tary members were given a real picture of the various characters and Bcenes. Yesterday was Frank Churchill's birthday, which was honored by the club. A desk Bet was present ed to Mr. Churchill. Kynujn Spencer fuvoied the club with a tenor solo. The new student Rotary member for the spring term is Floyd Groves, lie was present at the meeting and formally introduced. Walter Carter of Vancouver was a visiting Rotarian and Jack Wol rord and Arthur Marsh, both of Portland, were guests of members. STORAGE GRAPES FOJNO IN GOOD CONDITION O. W. Murdock, of Melrose, brought to the News-Review office St. George's Episcopal Church. Holy communion 7 ::J0. Confirma tion communion 1 1 a, m. Itisbop Walter TV Sumner will be the nrearhei Saturday evening- at there will be a parish supper. 42 DAILY WEATHER REPORT U. S. Weather Bureau Office, Roseburg,' Oregon. Data reported by E. H. Fletcher, Meteorologist in charge. IJaromemc pressure (reduced to sea level) 5 a. m 30.00 Ridative humidity 5 p. m. yea- " terday per cent) i;t; Highest temperature yesterday 5(1 Lowest temperature last night 'H Average temperature for the day . , 50 Normal tempera! tire for this date Preclp. In Inches and Hudredths: Prertnltntlon for 21 hours, ending 5 a. m .'. 06 Total preclp. since 1st month.. .41 Normal precip. for this month 4.49 Totnl precip. from Sept. 1, 1929. to date 13.7$ Normal precip . from Sept. 1 to date 20.lt; T"'nl deficiency since Sept. 1, 1929 6.(iS Normal seasonal precip. Sept. tn May. Inclusive 31.16 Forecast for interior southwest Oregon: Occasional rain tonight and Saturday, clearing Saturday; temperature aUove normal. Roseburg Undertaking Co Established 1901 M. E, RITTER, Manage'r Founded and Maintained on Efficient Service and Courtesy Ambulance Service . Phone 284 Oak and Knne Sts. ' Licensed Lady Embalm, 1 v;p; Scliool ana see Ko w A ryingredi- go into the sif ter together and see for yourself wliaf.an even, and tempting cake this short-cut makes! Use Ghirardelli's Ground Chocolate and you can omit three steps (i) grat ing, (2) melting, (3) extra mixing and still have a better cake. Use Ghirar delli's for every chocolate purpose beverage, baking, icings, puddings, desserts, candies, sauces and sundaes. PS 624 Wmrhr-.lrr You will receive this clever packet of recipes . . . free, of course ... at the Cooking School. It's called "Sweet Sixteen Recipe Packet No. 2". . . a collection of prize-winning chocolate recipes. GHIRARDELLI'S "CHOCOLATE amine ELECTRIC RANGE BARGAINS Repossessed, Slight ly Used and Shop worn Ranges. They must all go. Sever.:! Washers and Iron ers must also be cleaned out. file CALIFORNIA ORFGON POWEHMJPOMPASY yesterday a box of delicious grapes. These Kia-n are of the variety known as "Secretary," of dark color. Tliey have ben kept in stor age since fall and are in perfect condition. THE 6AMENESS OF VICTORIES All victories are alike: defeat alone displays an individual pro file. Huneker. LITERAL MEANING The Steppe regions are so call ed from tlie iluaslan word "step" or "tttepi," meaning waste or heath. LATTER IN 1'HE MINORITY The human sptcies. according to the best theory can form of it, is composed of (wo distinct races, the men who borrow and the men yho lend. Charles Lamb (177j IS43), "The Two Races of Man." ALL DRESSED UP An Atchlnson man has spent all of his life preparing to serve hu manity. As yet lie hasn't done anybody any good. Atchison Globe. WHAT'S THE MATTER WITH THIS Cake Recipe? Cream 2 cup butter and add gradually the beaten u kites of 5 eggs. Sift 2 4 c ps flour, 4 teaspoons baking potvder and teaspoon salt and add alternately with cup milk to the first mixture. Beat well and bake in a shallow cake pan for about 40 minutes in a slow oven. Yov ck-k readily sec that sugar is missing from this cake recipe. To be exact one and one-half cups. M'hat a failure you'd have if you followed the recipe with this sinnle but Important ingredient missing. Too often we are Inclined to leave sugar out of our meals. As a result the food Is not palatable. This is true of certain vegetables. Yet you can make them appetiz ing by adding a dash of sugar In cooking. For example, tomatoes, peas, carrots and spinach taste much better when a pinch of sugar is added. Also many stewed fresh or dried fruits are made more palatable by including sugar. When nourishing foods are pleasant to the taste, you naturally eat .what your system requires. Since sugar udds flavor to such foods why not cultivate the prac tice of using it as a flavorcr? No doctor will prescribe against this suggestion. Neither will he ob ject to the serving of simple pud dings, cakes and custards for des serts. Good food promotes good 'health. The Sugar Institute. K "Good food promotes good health A Quality You Would y Insist Upon If Tou Knew Ail of the Facts. of Facts No. 21 and No. 22 Cream of Tartar (made from luscious grapes) is the ij base of a fine baking pow- der. There are cheap substi-1 tutes but ask your doctor ask any dietitian or any domestic science teacher which they prefer. Their expert opinion is the Schil ling guide Cream of Tar tar only! WESTERN y i ANXlgAOJJ "with- Ov; Greater VALUE and Economy for any Car or Service... SATISFY yourself of these facts... 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