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I TWO Sunday HUuwUnc Firt Church of ChrJtt, Scientist, 312 K. .IJougluft. Ketsulur urn-vice tiunday ut 11 u. m. Subject of lea Bon: "Hod." Buiiduy sclioul con venes at 9:45 a. in. Wednesday evening meeting)), which include testimonies of lieullng uml re marks on CbrfsM&n Science, are held at o'clock. The reading room in the front "f the church edifice, is open dully, except Sun days and holiduys from 2 to 4 j. in., and on Sundays from 9:30 to 11a. m. Here the illiile and all au thorized Chrlstiuii Science litera ture may be read, borrowed, pur chased or subscribed for. The pub lie is cordially Invited to attend the church services and to make use of the reading room. Myrtle Creek Christian Church, Frunk W. Zook, mlnlmer. The ser vices on Sunday night, January 6th, will be of a very special na ture. The special sermon offering will be: "What's On the Horizon oi 11136." This will be a unique and soul-stirring sermon-lecture on the startling signs of the times. Plans are being laid to make this one of tbe outstanding services of the season. There will be special mu sic and the usual lively revival song service. The ltible school hour which begins at 10 a. m., is designated as a surprise session when every member, officer, teach er and friend is urged to be pres ent, it is hoped that a new mark in attendance hiay be reached. The subject of tbe morning sermon will be: "The Church's Supreme Duty in the New Yoar." The Chris tian Kudeuvor society will meet at 0:30 p. m. The Happy Hour service is held on Wednesday night at 7:30. Tbe study of the Revelation of Jesus Christ Is the special win tor study. Christian Science services in Myrtle Creek are held euch Sunday In the grange ball. Sunday school for the younger children convenes at 10:45 knd church services ut 11 : 1 5. Tbe subject of the lenHon sermdn for Sunday, Jan. 6th, 1b "Ued." The public Is cordially In vited to attend these services. 'Seventh bay Adventlst Church, Milllury street. Sabhulli school ut If :45. Preaching Hcrvlce ut 1 1 o'clock. Subject, "(iod's Living Temple." Young People's M. V. so ciety at & p. m. Wcdnettday ut f:U0, prayer meeting, Sunday, Jan. Oth at 7:30 p. m.: Preaching ser vice. Subject: "The Bible Millen nium." Sutuu Ib to be hound for J.0U0 veiiiH. What kind or a chain Will be he hound with? Will the Towusend plan or ho me other plan nalier in a time of peace una prim perlly? How many people will there be on the earth during1 that 1,000 years? An InteuHely interest Ing Bible study, llrliig a friend and hear what Uotl has revealed uhout tluit wonderful time. Free, ull wel come, w . , , . . Methodist Episcopal. R. II. Lock fcurt, minister. "What 1 Have .euriied From tbe Pussiug Years" jvill be the sermon topic of the jmstor for the first Sunday of 1036. The choir, under the direc tion of Mrs. C. S. llelnline. will furnish special mimic for this ser vice which Is held at 11 it. m. The Vesper service nt G p. in. for the month of .lauuary, takes the place uf the night service at 7:30 and the pastor speaks on "The Opportun ity of Another Year," based on the text, "He brought hi in to Jorub." The men's chorus, under direction of fl. A. Cauuday, will have ehurge Of the nuiHic. The lllhle school, Mrs. A, J. tieildes, superintendent, J fi f . I 1 J I I JSH lus always built along sountl engineer- if i k ( m M I X ing lines. The announcement, therefore, of Slid i '',c IKW Nlls'' "-""J" motor, described as the - A - rY .. fZ! "f,rs' new kind of automobile motor in years," rfjZttdjjtif ffiy5:. nr comes with interest not only to the motor car j9f'i MfrUi, VtSrt TOrS5?'""T" IV industry but also to the motor tar buvino public. Jf ; yi$53Jitt' wjpHUiaSWWilrf ..WV'Sa In addition to several newmech aim il improve- fl ijfv , sRSj.-: n ; , ''rv"StX Vjfcsj nicnts, all models of the new Nash have been Gxj " . TC'Stylcd in design. Thousands of Nash owners ; ; iirftjSg! . T.". v -uC- 14 in all parts of the Coast use I li-Oct.ine gasoline i'S ' teJfojr-i v !-;,- . -x, " 1 exclusively because of its remarkable purity, ijjgj f 1 1 f 'i- "' lfm 'm i Jl smoothness and anti-knock power. Drive into. II-) fT . If F I f -rT" f.V I the neighborhood Richfield station foe a unkful. rl raltiliiM I 4. h m meets at 9:45 a. in. and Kives a fine opportunity to sturt the year well, while tht Kpwortb league, Miss Virginia Itude, preHldeut, meeting ut 6:30 p. ro., is another rullying point for tbe young in tbe study of the Dible. The topic for the midweek service will be "Dy namic Itellgfon." The public cor diully Invited to all services. The Pentecostal Church, 133-137 Hhertdun street. Sunday school at 9:15. Morning worship 11 a. m. hvenfng worship 7:J0 p. m. Chil dren's church, 6:45 p. m. Quarterly business meeting Tuesduy, 7:30 p. in. Healing pruyer, 2:30 Thursday. P. A. C, s meet 'Jhursduy 7:30. Kvangetlstic meeting, 7:30 Friday, (fro. .lumen will speuk Friday eve ning and Pastor Sniestud of Iteeds- port, will be with us Sunday morn ing. Pustor Jess W. Guilder. M. E. Church South. Watch for announcement concerning the com ing of a prominent evungellHt to Itoseburg. We ure looking forwurd to a period of refreshing from Cod. it Is the opinion of niuny eminent leaders In various walks of life (hut genuine revival of religion is the only way out of our present confusion. Shull we begin now to prepare ourselves for a mighty visitation of the holy spirit? Serv ice 11 a. in. Subject, "Changeless ness hi the Presence of Chunge." Church school at 9:45 a. m. If you do not go to Sunduy school why not begin the now yeur right by attending Sunduy School some where every Sunday. Young peo ple's service at 6:30. KvungeliH tle inesKffge at 7:30. "Can a Lov ing Father Punish Disobedient Children?" A worm welcome uwaits everyone. 11. C. (ileuton, minister. Glide Baptist Church. There Is a pluce for you in one of the Bible school classes, International les sons uud interesting special fea tures, 10 n. m. Worship 11 a. m. Messuge on, "A Sui prising Sur plus." Music by the choir. Eve ning service, 7:30. Meeting at the Peel school each Sunday nt 3 p. in. Choir rehearsul Monday, 7:30 p. m. The aunuul business meet ing and election of officers Is Wednesday, Jan. 8, at 7:30 p. ra. All members are urged to be pres ent. You will find a welcome at ull Services, fl. A. Wauvlg, pus tor. St. Paul's Lutheran Church, Corey and Military street h. Went KoHelmrg. Services will lie hold Mi mJu y. juuunry 5, at 11:oo a. m. The topic ol the sermon will be, "The ise Men of the East, a Model lor the Chrlntiau ut the Be ginning of the New Yeur." The Sunday school meets at HM5 u. nt. The public Is cordlully Invited to attend our service and Sunday sehuol.AV'u -liave classes for chil dren of ull ages. We pruueh ."A Changeless Christ for u Changing World." W. A. SylweHter, 1170 Military street, piiHtor. First Presbyterian Church. "A IViHonnlly Conducted Tour," II a. in. themo ut the Presbyterian church, Sunday. 7:30 p. in., "A Lady But tier in the uyn of the JudgeH." Mr. (trtibbe will sing. u. m., Bible school Bring the children a class for you also! 3 p. in., the "P. S. A." "Pleasant Sun day Afternoon." Cood music, rous ing group singing. A good timo. 6:30 p. m. Y. P. S. C. E, All young people welcomed. Wednesday eve ning til 7:30 praise service, lllhle Htuily, "A Letter From Puul." Win. C. Fuucetto. pastor. ROSEBURG NEWSREVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON. First Baptist Church. Bible school at 8:45, Harry Howe, sup erintendent. lr. J. E. C'onant preaches at 11 and 7:30. Morning subject, "Are Tongues and Heal iugs for Lb Today?" Kveuiug sub ject, "How Near Is Christ's Second Coming?" B. Y. P. U. meetings at 6:30. Dr. Conant's ministry in ftnsehurg as interim pastor will close on January 12 and the min istry of Kev. J. K. Turubuli, the new pustor, will begin on January 19. Church of the Foursquare Gos pel. Sunday school 9:4G a. m. We are starting the "Little System" this week. A system of award; come and get In on the . sturt. Morning worship, 11:00 a. in. Com munion Sunday, the subject, "Which Cup?" Crusader service. 6:30 p. m. The topic: "What Ib ; Itetpilred of a Christian." K veiling service. 7:30 p. m. beginning a series of phophetic messages on the "Jew in Palestine." Tuesday, an all day of prayer, morning de votions are to be led by Mrs. Kihel Wright, at 10:30 a. m. and the afternoon Mrs. Norton will leud us nt 2:30. At 7:30 p. m. we will continue our Bible study on tbe Charts. Kveryone welcome. Friday. 7:30 p. m., a deeper teach ing mcHHuge ull will enjoy. Pastor, Alta Klunear. First Christian Church Rose burg, Oregon. The morning mes sage this Lord's Day will be the eighth In the series on the general i theme, "Taking Jesus Seriously," the subject will be "Remembering Him." The newly elected officers of the Christian Endeavor will be installed ut the evening church ser vice, ut which time there will be a vocul nuiHic spcciul by members of this group, uud the minister will deliver u message on the subject, "Driving Like Jehu." The time of ull services is as follows: Bible School, 9:45 a. m.; morning wor ship. 10:3r a. in.; ChriRtian Kn deavor, 6:30 p. m.; evangelism. 7:30 p. m.; midweek service, Wed juesduy, 7:30 p. m. A mont cordial i welcome uwaits you at ull services. 'J. Frunk Cunningham, minister. ! Episcopal Church Itoseburg, St. George's. Holy communion 7:30 nnd 11:00 u. in.; church school 9MG. Sutherlln. Holy Spirit. Holy ; communion 9:00 a. in. Riddle. As jconsion. Evening prayer 3:00 p. m. Rev. Perry Smith. CITY VISITORS W. H. ChnHe, of Myrtle Creek, wus a business visitor in this city yeriterduy. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Ilalnen and two daughters, Muxine and Willu, of Oakland, spent Thursday here on business. Mrs. William Hammond and Mr. nnd Mrs. Edward Hawkins, of Oakland, wero visitors here Thurs day. Charles Ylcck and son, of Idle yld, spent several hours here ut lending to business Thursdny. Fred Fisher, of Edenbowor, Hpent yesterday in this city at tending to business. Mr. and Mrs. William Hurgun, of Elklon, were in town Thursday attending to husineHH. Mih. M. E. Cuve and Mrs. White, of Itice creek, spent yesterday In this city shopping and visiting friends. Lewis Jones, of (Hide, wus here attending to business for u lew hours yesterday. Dr. C. II. Bailey, of South Deer creek, was n business visitor in this city yesterdaj. Fred A. lioff, of Melrose,, spent Thursday In this city attending to business. Mrs. C. Bjtii'g and son, tleorge, of Garden valley, spent yesterday in town on business. That the Jews will some day soon displace the Gentiles and rule the world, was the contention of Dr. J. E. C'onant, In bis address at the Baptist church on Thursday night. He first showed from the Bible that it is prophesied that this shall come to puss, and then It was shown that the preparations for it have already gone a long ways. The Gentile nations are breaking up, and, parallel with that situation, the Jews are coming lip. The World war opened the way for the movement that Is now taking place, was the contention. " 'Yet once,' quoted the speaker from the Bible, 'I will shake the nations.' And the Jews were shak en into Palestine from 65 nations of the world. It took 100 years for 6o,000 Jews to return to Pales tine from Pabylon. But in 10 yeuis after the War, 125,000 had returned from all over the vorid, and now there are 300,000 there. It is the greatest movement of Jews the world has ever sepn since they were brought up from Egypt to Palestine. "But." continued the speaker. "sadly enough they are not wailing for God to bring His promises to them to pass in His own way. A group of apostate Jews, who have had no mandate from their people, are scheming to take world ruler ship by craft and by force, and a lot of blind Gentile dupes are be ing used as their 'front.' And God will let them reap the fruit of their own doings, which will head thein into what the Bible calls the 'lime of Jacob's trouble,' which will prove to bo the most awful period of suffering the world will ever see. and Is to be so awful that the Bible calls it the 'great tribulation.' 'There Is an international sup er-government which not one can locate, and behind it are the Inter national bankers furnishing the means to carry the scheme through, and all the confusion among the nations today is a planned confu sion to break the nations down In unother war so that these secret Bchemers can rise up and take world rulership. "Then when the Jews In Pales tine are being crushed between Russia and Italy, as between two millstone- they will beein to cry to God, and Ho will deliver them from their enemies and give them the land and world rulership nt His own hnnds, as He promised Abraham, and then shall follow n thousand years of peace and safety. These events are Just ahead of us. OREGON EVENTS FLASHED FROM WIRE SERVICE AMIANY. Ore., Jun. 3. (AP) Two much "federul Interference," illeyperleneed Inbor nnd doubt rts to the feasibility of the water sup ply project nt Sweet Home caused the city council to order abandon ment of the work. Mayor C. II. Crusea of that city declared. PORTLAND. Ore.. Jan. 3. (AP) Portland's dogs must be kept in the owners premises or on a leash for the next 120 days, the city council ruled. The action was taken after state officials threat- ned to quarantine the city's ca nines if the city made no move to quell a current epidemic of rnbles. Several persons have been bitten. SALKM, .Inn. 3. ( AP) The Ma rion county nmlitor filed a bUl for $."3,7ti7 for old age pensions during the year lltHu. He reported pay- FRIDAY, JANUARY 3. ments ranged from fG to 17.50 mouth. SALEM. Jan. 3. fAP) All but four counties have paid their state taxes in lull, btute Treasurer Ku fus C. Dolman announced today. All of the other 32 have remitted their share to Oregon's govern ment. The four named were Deschutes with a balance due of 17,725; Polk with ll,5Mi; Jefferson wilh $6, 412, and Tillamook wilh its fourth quarter share held up pending ad justment as a result of a legisla tive act of the last special session which credited it with a portion of the tuxes due during the disas trous timber fire there in PJ33 und for which the county requested a rebate. McVINNVlLLE, Ore.. Jan. 3. (AP) Tbe Baptist board of educa tion contributed $2500 to the Lin firld colh-gc buildir.ff fund, leav ing the unpaid balance of a $H)U0 pledge at only $10,000, President Elam J. Anderson of Llnfleid col lege said toduy. OSWEGO. Ore.. Jan. 3. (AP) A projHisal to extend the Oswego sewer system with $MO,noo fedeiul funds, of which $(!3,000 would he a grant, was before voters ut an election here today. Around the County CANYONVILLE CANVONVIIXK, Jan. 2 Mrs. May Klews of Seattle Hpent the hnliduv Reason with her sinter, Mrs. I'ri'd Elliott und lamily. .Mr. and .Mrs. F'rert Khepnmn of North Bend spent Christmas week at the home of .Mrs. Sliepmun'sl parents. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Pardee. AIhoJ. S. Pardee and .Miss Klsle Specials Red oV White Quality ROLLED OATS La;-ge Package 20c Quick or Regular TSSfiiai8faHaHtiSSBSWH' ,' U.V : tf-V ii-i2 It's Inventory Time! The time of year wh KRAUT Red and White 'JS Quality, 2As. 2 for jC RAISINS Seedless '. 4 Lb. Pkg 4(3C BEETS Red & White Quality ) Sliced, No. 2 Cans, 2 for GREEN BEANS Green & White Brand cut, No. 2 Cans, 2 for ASPARAGUS Red & White QuT.i- ity, All Green, 1 Ib. Can Red & Whit: TOMATO JUICE . Quick or Regular ROLLED OATS . . Red & White Quality PANCAKE FLOUR. . Red & White Quality TOMATO SOUP Red & White Quality CANE MAPLE SYRUP Red A White Quality PEACHES L. J. Allen suthcrlin Frank Bradstreet Riddle N. D. Cool.. Drain N. R. Fis'.ier Kellcy's Korner C. J. Grimm Roseburg 1. B. Nichols Brockway 1936. Pardee of Meilford and Mr. and! Mrs. Frank lilatmer of Caiiyonvllle Mere guebta on Christinas day. .Mr. and Mrs. j. U. Parker and N. F. Fairbanks enjoyed a visit with Mr. Fairbanks' little daughter Virginia at the home of his niece and nepiiew, .Mr. and Mrs. Karl Hlllis, at Berkeley, Calif., during the Christmus holidays. The M. E. Sunday school elect ed new officers Sunday, December 29, for the new ear. They are as follous: Kmniet Moyer, superin tendent; .Mrs. Alierl Hamburg, assistant superintendent; Ulla Young, secretary; Lhirolhy Ma KUlott, assistant secretary; Fred Klliott, treasurer: Mrs. Fred F.U lot, assistant treasuier; lois Young, librarian; Iteverly Harlley, assistant librarian; .Mariiyu Shaw, pianist; IJorothy May Kiliott. as sistant pianist; Mis. rJmmet Moy er, superintendent of the Cradle Holl; Mrs. Ituth MeGee, assistant superintendent of the Cradle Kull. Tile meeting of the Ladies Aid oj the M. K. church, which was to have been held at the home of Mrs. S. M. Pardee, Thursday, January 2, was postponed until tjle next meeting date, January It!, on ac count of the funeral of John Huight on Thursday morning. The next meeting will be held at the Pardee home. Election of oliicers will be held. A full alteniance is desired. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Duhell have returned from Urownsville where they spent the holiday season with Mrs. Dubell's parents. Mr. and Mrs. (J. E. Haugh of the Canyon auio camji lelt Tuesday night for Sacramento on a two weeks' business trip. Miss Opal McClune spent New Year's day In Kosebuig visiting friends. M. E. Manley and son Earl, ac companied by John McCullah, at tended to business in Itoseburg Monday. Also Mr. and Mrs. George McClane shopped in town Monday. waiter ( oruutt wus success:: ul for Saturday and Monday, January 4th Red & White Quality MAYONNAISE . . . THRILL HEALTH SOAP Sun Spun SALAD DRESSING . MATCHES Blue & White Brand TOILET TISSUE Red & White Quality COFFEE 1 Pound W. M. Mart Coffee 1 Pound Bags .... AjiC Early Riser Cof- n. fee, 1-lb. bags .... lC Sliced or Melba Halves The following merchants in Koseburg and H. F. Hcbard Unipqua A. G. Hcnningcr Glcndale W. R. Anderson Roseburg I-. E. Hcnninger Canyonville Morgan's Grocery Roseburg Rice Bros. & Adams... Myrtle Creek in landing an eight pound salmon near the Oazley bridge Monday. Also Frank Blattner, Arthur Iju bell and Waller Gregory have been having very good luck. Luther Hodges is ill at his home In Orchard valley near Canyouville. Mrs. Leila Fitzpatrlc spent the Christmas holiday In The Dalles with her sou Gerald and family. Hud Crow, Pete Garnett and Ben Willis of Kiddie were Canyouville visitors .Monday evening. The Bridge Tavern, which has been recently built, is being paint ed this week, Arnold Cusper doing the work. Miss Jeanne Mahoncy of Eugene Is spending the helidats here with her aunt, Mrs. I E. Heuninger. Mr. and Mrs. L. Benedict of Los Angeles, Calif., are spending the New Year here vlslllug relatives. "Van" Van Knten of Klamath Falls, Oregon, has been spending the past week at the Knight home on Days creek. Word has been received of the marriage of Hob Dwighl to Miss Golilio Hamilton at Fresno, Calif., at Ml! South .Main sireet, where they are making their homo. Mr. Dwigbt made his home here for a ntimher-of years and was very pop ular among tile young people of Canyon viile. Miss Thelma Lilja, formerly of this vicinity, who has been work ing at Dunamuir for the past few yeurs, is now living in Los An geles v.-here she is employed. T. L. Weaver, local real estate agent, spent the Christmas holiday at the home of his sister and fam ily In Seattle, Wash. SUTHERLIN Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Cameron re turned from ilood liiver the first of the week where they went for ChrisLinas to visit friends und re latives. Mr. and Mrs. Ltieien Cobb re- chant says to himself "we must clean house!" and we are doing just that.' All odds and ends and holiday items have been reduced "to clear" during this Pre-lnventory Sales Event! Stock up now at these lower prices. Strong Strike, Good Lighters Granulated Soap Large Pkg. 23c 5 Lbs. for .. . No. 1 Can 3 for 25c 39c 9 Lb. Bags Lge. Pk3 4 for 25C Tint Jugs 20C 2J', 2 for 37C surrounding territory will serve B. R. E. T. R. O. H. R. F. C. turned from Wheatland, Calif., the last ot the week where they were visiting with Mrs. Cobb's parents, Mr and Mrs. J. B. Neadham, for merly of Koseburg. They also vis ited with Mrs. Cobb's sister, Mrs. V. Cox, a well known Itoseburg girl. Albert Slack, of Greenleaf, spent Christmas wijli his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A.-P. Slack. .' Mr. and Mrs. Richard Klggs, o( Reedsport, visited this week with Mrs. Itiggs brother-in-law and sis ter, Mr. and Mrs. Verne Holgate. Mrs. Vem Holgate visited her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Pink ston, of Oakland. Both Mr. and Mrs. Plnkston are reported to be very ill at their home. Miss Elizabeth Leit.el left Sun day for Portland after spending the holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Leilzel. Mr. and Mrs. J. Wellington Cook and two sons left for Portland aft er spending the holidays with the former's parents. Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Cook. Mrs. Maude Vogelpohl, who has been In Marshfield for the past month visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Ther,watchter, spent a day in Suth erlin, en route to Eugene, where she spent the Christmas holidays with her daughters. Henry Barge, who has been spending the holidays with his family, returned to the CCC camp at Burns, Monday. Miss Wilma Ladd, who has been home for the holidays, returned to her school at Lakeview, the first of the week. Medicated with ingredients of Vicks VapoRub every mer and 6th 27c 29c 24c 19c Pint 6 Bars Pinto .. . 6 Box Carton: . 1000 Sheet Rolls 4 for washo rci Red Idaho BEANS 19c Rd & White Quality SOAP Laundry or Naphtha 10 Bars for 32c yon: Richtcr & Co Camas Valley Stenseth Yoncalla Thomas Eikton Underwood Oakland Buell Dillard HMM.iwiji i nmm i m 1 1 mum
