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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON. ' FRIDAY. MAY 30. 1930.
t' n From Buck Fork Mr. and
5 ' Mj,:s.Sani Thackeray and son. Wal-
(; Ht, ami Mrs. Klva Ostium, all of
1 ' I'.uclv Fork, were liusinusg vhiiiors
' In Kniihnrff fur a Klmri lime vch-
First Chrictian Church.
Houlas nml Kane striata. liilde
.school &:4fi a. in., I), K. Cair, eupt.
C'lassi-s for all afs. Itev. Ilaiid is
expected to be homo for the Sun
day, H;rvir's. and will conduct the
morning woihIu.i, ei.triiiig at 10:45
o'clock. Thf musical program will
hftt as followtt: lipe or ;un, "Prel
lulc .in U Flat
Korcnz; anthem.
JVople. Ciounod,
Lorenar Elsie "
! miiiic; Krano
M: .
Htmd:iy was a.joui normal fn the
Hihle school. Willi the stimmer
nine comiriK on. vacations and
trips of all kinds are the order. Hut
these .should not Interfere with our
duty In religious matters. Why?
i There is moru hnpi'lnefui in reli-
Corner Rion than in an automobile. Queer,
tr.u t 11 Jiul it can be demomtlrut
ed. C'onie to the services next
Huuday and study with 'us the
momentous day of Peniecost. Mil
lions are studying It just now. Thej
1'iejsbyterian Huuday schools of
Ko.seburg and (iranis 1'ass will
likely come over on Cow creek for
to 16 will be eligible. The pastor
will preach Sunday morning 11
a. in. Subject, "A Challenge to
Men." The choir will sing, "My
Cod Accept My Jleart Thin Day"
ifrackett. The lord's supper will
be observed at the close. This
church will enter into the baccal
aureate service at 8 p. ni. at the
hUh school, Itev. Mufrden bringing
the mesKage. The following bun-
day evening will be the union Ten
tecoHt service ut the Presbyterian
church and Dr. Kdwards will bring
the message. H. LI. Shoun, pallor.
SIX-ROUND K. 0.
$Tcthodist Episcopal Church.
d'iuM-cb school !):lfi; L. K. Good
bfnfrn, supi. Moruing service 11
i17T.t. A children's day program
MJii he rendered by the church
saiMol under the direction of the
dMiAiiment (superintendents and
,tfr$ Nichohi. A splendid time is
V&tH'Cted. No Kpwori li leugue on
rrflunt of baccalaureate rsermon ni
fWJor" high. flvv. Alexander Muir
thgu will preach the sermon. A cor
dhf Invitation to the public Is ex-
ra.-i.
Dtv'.v; orrprlory, u bis punlc with us floon. 'there
"Come All Ye will be some more contests. The
ithoul Kills' class wants to
beat cross bats with their Kills
class. The final estimate lias not
nten mam', nut mink our
school Is the winner In that recent
contest III attendance. Of course
thofie folks are koou at flmires and
they muy llnure us out of it
choir; postludi
Straw;, director
s l.ititott, orgaii'
f-jrsjt Presbyterian Church. Cor-iufOf-
.lackson ami Lane. Alexan
df" JIuirilen. minister. Church
JlJJile ,'srlHrtil 9 : 4 5. Mortiinir wor
ldly at 11 a. in. "The .MinlHli'iliiK
tHml.it. Christian endeavor HI
flrffi p. ni. There will he no eve
irjf' service in the church on ac
count of the bucculaureate services
a Mho hiah school auditorium at
X-.nii, 'when the pastor of thin
c(ilycij will preach (lie sermon to
11m. graduating class. Midweek scr
vUm Wednesday 7:30 to 8: SO. Head
Matthew 10.
.. &. George's Episcopal Church.
Jfiily communion 7: an a. m. Church
siJTool !)?46 a. in. Holy conimunlon
iHKt sermon 11:00 a. m. Kiddle
iiviiilug prayer 8:00 p. in.
Jloiirnay Valley Union. Suiulay
ttuUinl meets each Sunday at 2
1". tti. in the Klournay valley school
IJfifBii Come out and help uj.
'lUl .(',. I,. Hall will soon hold a
wrles'of meelliiKS at the school
Iwrtfse:
f.Clendale Presbyterian Church.
t:M.; Howard, pastor. It Is the
JjJJ) hour In church matters. You
diuiol know Just what Is Knini; to
litien. With school out you nal
JlrMly.look for a slump, hut lust
Methodist Church, Dillard Cir
cuit, iru I'. Itankin, pastor. I'rwicli
IliK service at LooklliKKlass church
Sunday morning at 11:00 o'clock.
Subject, "Christ's Auensloii and
Reign." Bible study and prayer
ll ling Thursday evening at 8:00
o clock. rreachlni service at Ten
mile church Sunday evening at
8:00 o'clock. Prayer meeting
Thursday evening at 8:00 o'clock.
Prayer meetings at Camas valley
Tucsduy evening and at Iilllard
Wednesday evening, official board
meeting at Dllhird Wednesday eve
ning Immediately following the
prayer nieetlua. The Inst quarter
ly conference of the year will be
held at LoukluggliiBs June 8th.
This will Include the morning and
afternoon sessions with basket
dinner at noon.
Bethel Mission, Melrose. One
mile north of I.lml.iay's store. Ser
vices: Sunday Hible school 10;
message ut 11 nnd 8. Other meet
ings announced later. The sick or
afllleted will be prayed for at any
Unit- upon request. Some have al
ready received the healing touch
from the l.oid. Why not you? All
Cliiistlan people are Invited to wor
ship with us and help "Hescue the
perishing." Mrs. II. Ferguson, act
ing pastor.
Baptist Church. Illhle school ill
9:4u . in. It. K. Crawford, Biipt.
Heiiiemher wo have a departmental
school and are well rilled to take
care of all grades. Our vacation
church school will begin Monday,
June Dili and will last for three
weeks. School hours a. in. to
12 o'clock, five days each week.
Children from the ages of 3 years
Upper Room Pentecostal Mission,
corner Washington and Jackson
Btreets. upstairs IJoiiglus Abstract
building. "lieing justified by faith,
ye shall receive power after that
the Holy Ghost Is come upon you;
I am the Lord that healeth thee;
the Son of Man shall come in His
glo.y." Sunday, 11 a. ni., morning
worship; s p. in., 8 p. m., evangel
istic rally. Tuesday, 8 p. m., mes
sage from God's word. Thursday
8 p. in., service of happiness, tar
rying meeting. Are you discourag
ed? Are you unhappy? Have you
lost your grip? Are you Infirm or
sick? Jesus Christ the Son of God
will give hope, eternal gladness,
power and victory and healing to
everyone In Itosehurg who will
come to Him. We pray for the
sick. 11. W. Murphy, pastor.
Methodist Episcopal Church
South, comer of South Main and
East Lane. Sunday school at 9:45
a. m., W. L. Cobb, superintendent.
Morning worship at 11:00, Sub
ject, "'Jhiiiklng and Turning." Kp
worth Junior society, 11 a. nu, Mar
ion Nelson, superintendent. lead
er, Koy Wells. Kpwori h league at
7:00 p. m. Topic, "What Have
We Placed to tile Credit of Our
Year's Work?" Leader, ilomer
Hand. Union service at the high
school, llaccalaureate sermon will
be preached by liev. Alexander
Mulrden of the Presbyterian
church, at 8:00 p. m. Prayer ser
vice ut 7:30 p. in. on Wednesday.
Head tlie second chapter of the
Acts of tho Apostles. Hoy Scout
meetings are discontinued for the
summer months. All visitors and
strangers are cordially Invited to
attend all these Bervices. And a
cordial invitation is extended to
all to ntteml these services. John
H. Penhall, pastor.
God of love, that nearest prayer,
Kindly for thy people care,
Who on thee alone depend:
Love us, save us to the end.
LOCAL OFFICERS
ATTEND MEETING
A larse group of :ocat peace of
ficers attended the district conven
tion of law enforcement officers ut
Kugene last night. The meeting
was devoted to talks on various
CHICAGO, May 29. Otto Von
Porat, long ridiculed as a fighting
man without a real fighting heart,
has hounded back as one of the
outstanding candidates for the
heavyweight boxing championship.
The angular Norwegian regained
his standing and completely belled
his soft-hearted reputation at the
Chicago stadium last night by bat
tering jack uagnon, knockout con
queror of Tufty Griffith, to th
canvas after six slashing rounds,
j ue auocKout victory was per-
naps the most impressive turned in
by Von Porat since his Invasion of
America. Aiming heavy right band
smashes skilfully at his fast mov
lug target, the big Norseman was
as relentless in Ills attack c
had been merciful In previous
fights. Six times he felled the
lloston gob before he put hi
down and out for the count. Th
more courageous Gagnon became
in the face of the heavy attack, tb
more furious became the barrage
oi puncnes.
Outweighing his rival 171
pounds, von porat sparred leisure
ly during the first round. H
floored Gagnon for counts of eight
and nine with terrific punches to
tne Head and body. He repeated
nis Knockdowns, once in the third
and three times in the sixth, before
tie finally finished Ills opponent.
Von Porat's Impressive victory
probably blasted whatever chances
lie had of getting a match with
Griffith, a match that probably
wouiu draw a large Indoor or out
door crowd, hut It also placed him
in line for bigger game. The stad
ium matchmaker Is now aeekina
bout for him with the winner of
the Jack Sharkey-Max Schmellng
iignt lor tne Heavyweight crown.
Lectures Cause fin I
Campus Controversy j L if . fl,
LOMSKI-LENHART
BATTLE IS DRAW
PORTLAND, Ore., .May 30. In
one of the- best boxing cards seen
in roruand, Kred Lenhait, Spo-
Kiine, aim Leo L,omski, Aberdec:
light heavyweights, put on a batth
last nignt that Had the big coll
seum crowd qn edge throughout
and which terminated In a Domila
draw. Lenhait's ruggedness and
fighting heart stood him In good
stead, for the first six round
Lnmskl had a decided edge. In the
matters pertaining to law enforce-1 second Leo opened a bad cut over
ineiii, criminal Identification, etc
Among those in nltendaiice were
Guy Cordon, Win. Vniighn, A. J.
Gcddes, V. T. Jackson, C. H.
Tlaugherly, Kd (lakes. Ld Walker,
Lenhait's left eye and In the fourth
did the same thing to his righ
eye. from that time oil Lenhat
was handicapped by the blood get
ting Into his eyes. P.vt he never
Malcolm and Harry McUabe. I lot up and in the sixth round he
Iiitei'iialioiaaFs Q r j EBecorel
roof of Wkemarkablc Waine
Every Irnrk user ulioulil give full consideration to
this furl mid iu lirnring on liis own future success
villi trucks:
In Ini yean Inlvrnulionul Truck production has
increased 700 .7 CEST irhile the total truck
production of tho industry has increased only
100 I'lilt CEXr.
Surh nn iiioreii.sr from n small lirgiititlng would not
lie important it i lucensary tliut you know and
lirar this in iiiiml iilso:
Ten yean ago. in 1 )!'), International Harvester
trii.1 already a highly successful truck builder of
Jifteen years' experience. Eren then it teas one of
the leaders of the industry, infi a production of
thousands of trucks per year.
From tlml vigorous Mnrting point liilernntiomil
production went into liigh jy-nr. Demand for Inter-
nntionnl Trucks sprung ahead by leaps and bounds,
with this result:
Lust year International Harvester built seven
times as many trucks as it was producing in 19 19.
In the same yvar 1929 the industry as a u hole
teas building only fierce as many trucks as were
being turned out in 1919.
Year by year International Harvester reaches and
passes new anil siguilieunt milestones in truck suc
cess. The consistent march of the Company toward
a dominant position in tmelt building is the best
possible evidence of the value of the International
product. It Is the everyday truck buyer, himself,
who provides this evidence. Vc oiler this steadily
growing preference for International Trucks and
Service as a guide to any niau iu search of econom
ical transportation.
The militaristic views of Dean
Theodore Hoover, or the Stanford
University Engineering School;
uraugiit an undergraduate storm
i protest down upon his head re
cently. When the president's broth
sr defended war In hiB lectures, the
ollege newspapers ran editorials
bitterly criticizing him.
caught Lomski on the jaw with a
hard overhnnd rich! nwint, ami
charged him like a wild man. Lorn-
ski piainiy sagged at the knees,
but lilfi hell mnir t.nhart
another eooil rn-.m,! In ih. .auAni,
and was forcing the fight In the
Lenhurt weighed 17S. T.nmaiii
173.
Rev. Alexander Mulrden will de
liver the address at the annual bac
calaureate service for the graduat
ing class of the local senior hieh
school Sunday evening, June 1, at
o v i-iutit, iu me acnooi auuuorium.
All the churches of the city will
Unite fn th ..riW. hnnnn. tha
class of 1930, which Is one of the
largest classes to be graduated
from the local high school.
Following Is thn nrntrrnm fn. iha
evening.
March, "Military March," Schubert
Mrs. Hnmpr r.mw
Anthem, "Lest We Forget," Penn
uiris uiee club.
Prayer Hey. R. B. Shoun.
Anthem. "When the Roses rtloom,"
Retrhnrrit r.lrla f'Aa
Scripture Lesson Rev. Perry
Smith.
Hymn, "Come Thou Almighty
King" Congregation.
Sermon, "Spiritual Values In Mod.
ern Life" Rev. Alexander Mulrden.
Anthem. "I Will Exalt Thee." Cuth-
bert Hnrrtq nirlo' ri
Benediction Rev. J. B. Penhall.
EXTRA SPECIALS
MEATS
AT THE
DOUGLAS MARKET
Do you like your roasts to be tender and full of flavor)
We have a real special on these this week.
Extra Special
220
BABY BEEF ROASTS, Shoulder Cuts, lb
MUTTON ROASTS, Shoulder Cuts, lb 220
Mr. Conn in Town Creed Conn,
Umpqua, was a business visitor
yejtprday in town.
Graduation
For a graduation aift there l
nothing more cherished as the
days go by than a watch.
Exquisite Elgins, Walthams and
Helbros nationally Hv.ntic.
watches for the girl or boy.
Also the latest In metal wrist
bands. Save by buying at
Wilbur L. Spaugh's
604 S. PINE 8T.
.250
PORK ROASTS. Shoulder Cuts. lb.
Look over our lunch meats. A tasty and varied assortment.
Pork
Sausage, hK 20c
Baby Beef
Short Ribs, lb 15-18c Shoulder Roasts, lb 25c
Hamburger, lb 20c Shoulder Steaks, lb 25c
Veal
Mutton
Shoulder Roasts, lb 25c ' Leg of Mutton, lb 28c
Shoulder Steaks, lb 25c Shoulder Roasts, lb 22c
Breast for Boiling, lb. ..18c Breasts for Boiling, lb.. .15c
HAMS, half or whole, lb
BREAKFAST BACON, half or whole, lb.
PICNICS, lb.
DIXIES, lb.
,..280
300
220
280
500
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