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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURGi OREGON, FRIDAY, JANUARY 17, 1936. TWO sJty Churches Myrtle Creek Christian Church. Frank W. Zonk, mlniter. Plain are being mucin and formulated to make tha services Sunday ninht, January 19. at 7:30 tar-reachlng and outstanding in Importance. There will be (special niuaic. and the service la designated as friend night, everyone Is urged to come and bring a friend. The subject of the special sermon will be: "81x Knols You Have All Met." Thi will be straight from the ehoulder old fashioned gospel er nion that will have thrills and touching appeals In It. The Bible School will meet at 10 a. m. Pa rents are urged to come and bring 'children. There are classes for all ages. The observance of Ihe Ijord's supper and morning preach ing service Is held at 11 a. m. The morning sermon subject will be: "The True Test of Love." The 'Christian Kncleavor Society that )ias been setting a lively pace all school will be called at 8:49 follow ed by a holiness at 11 o'clock. Sun day night service, open air at 7 o'clock and inside service at 7:45. The Sunday night sermon topic will be "The Search of the Genera tions." The public Is welcome. Church of the Four-Square Gos pel. 4uu K. Douglas street. Sunday school 9:45 a. in. Classes for all. Morning worship 11 a. m. The sub ject is "Our utmost for his utmost." Are you giving your utmost for Jesus? Foursquare entailers 6:30 p. ni. The young people's own ser vice. Kvungellsliu service 7:30 p. in. The third of the servies of "Palestine III Prophecy." "When will Messiah take His Throne?" Tuesday, ull day of prayer, lu:30 a. m. Klhel Alldrldge will have charge of the morning hours. In the afternoon at 2:30 Mr. Nor ton will lead us. In the evening at 7:30 Mrs. Kinnear will continue through the full and winter will-: the Hiblo study in "The Taber- 'ineet at 8:30 p. m. All Christian 'nacle in Type and Shadow." Fri Endeavorers are urged to he pres-iday 7:30 p. m. A deeper teaching ent and on time. The Wednesday ' message, "Will the Holy Ghost night happy hour service Is held at leave the earth at the rapture of V:30. The book of the Kevelutlon the church?" This church opens' of Jesus Christ Is being studied. wlde the door and makes a place i jfor whosoever comes, In the name ! Methodist Episcopal. K. a 1-ock-' (-rjH. and says welcome. Jtev. Jiarl, minister. The topic of lt " Kinnear, pastor. We Forget," based on the text,; And It shal Icomo to pass that the M- E- Church, South. Our revival Jrd's house shull be established ; services will begin Feb. 2. Kev. 'And It shall come to puss that the1 w- Cianford will be the evange tlons shall flow unto It," of Isulah ." We " looking forward with 2:2, will be the pastor's theme for'" H""1' ' ' Pleasure to his Hie morning service ut 11 o'clock, coining. We are asking all of God's .Music by the choir, Mrs. Helnlin'e, '"'" People, who know the director. At the vesper Bervice at ! I'0w"r ot prayer and are anxious Tj p. m. the men's chorus In charge ( r"r a seuson of spiritual refreshing lot the music. The minister speaks ' J"'" with us In prayer to that ,on the subject, "Would Miraclea! - Sunduy at 11 a. in. Miss Maud Compel Hollef?" Sunduy school j .McOaughejt will give us the high "at 9:45 a. in. and Ktiwnrtli League points of the .Memphis conference. at 6:30 n. m. with regular laid week service invite those not ob ligated elsewhere to a place in the work of this church now engaged in a campaign of spirltuul develop ment leading up to Kastor, tha pas tor stressing Hie evangelistic phase ;of religion with hope und plans which promise results of perma nent good if curried out. Christian Science. Services In lyrtle L'roek are held euch Sunday In tho grunge hall. Sunday school Tor the younger students convenes at 10:45 and church services ut 1:15..- The subject of the lesson sermon for Sunday, Junuary 19, is ."I.lfo." The public Is cordially in 'vited to uttend those services. Church school 9:45, the young peo pie's service at 6:30 and our regu la r evungellstlc service at 7:30 p. ni. All are welcome. II. C. Gleaton, minister. , Episcopal Church. Roseburg St. George's. Holy communion 7:30 a. m. Holy communion 11 a. m. Church school 9:45 a. ni. Y. P. F., 6:30 p. in. Sutherlln, Holy Spirit. .Morning prayer, 9:00 a. m. Kiddie Ascension, livening pruyer, 8:00 p. ni. First Christian Church. The morning Bermon tills Sunday will he the tenth in the scries on the general theme, "Taking Je.xiis Ser iously." Tho subject of this par ticular mossuKo w ill be, "Look We e - d...i. i ,.ih..,n M.....1, tor Another? The Hull pet of the Corey avenue und Military street, evpnlng messago will be, "KxhII West Koseburg. Services will bela,'alJ' ",llt N,,t wlth Wine." .At 'held Sunduy, January 19, at 111' "" sul v (?' llle rollowlug ques- a. m. The pastor will speak on! "8 w".' " answered: "Should the tnule. "A Tlnielv Admonition lllB Catholic und Episcopal 'from Sf. Paul. 'Grieve Not the llolv i "nurchos unite? Slioulil the Pro- " Hnlrlt.' " Tho Hnmluv rhnnl meats : '"'"It churches linlto? Con tlmy?' ,M IMG a. m. The Sunday school ,T".'!U. ""vices: Bible school, 'toachura wm Friday (loilglitJ ;' tut the pastors rusldauce. The (Meeting Is to '.login ut 7:30 p. m. iW. A. Sylwostcr, 1170 Military 'street, pastor, , First Churoh of Christ, Scientist, 312 E. Douglas Btreet. Hegular ser ' vices Sunday at 11:00 a. in., sub ject of lusson: "Lire." Sunduy .school convenes ut 9:45 a. m. Wod- liosday evening meetings wlilch in 't tlude testimonies or healing unit re ) marks on Christian Rclenco are held at 8 o'clock. The reading 'room In the front of Ihe church eill i"'-F a. m.: tuoriilng worship, 'loiiinr-tJnnstintl- Endeavor; 6:30 p.' Hf.Y" evangelism, 7:30 n. inld-wook service, Wodnnsday, 7:3o i. in. A hearty we come awnltR nil, at tills "friendly church." J frank luniiliighum, minister. First Presbyterian Church. "Clh- ,1'altar!" Theme at the Presbyterian church fur Sunduy morning at 11. iilble school ut 9:45. We have a class tor you, anil a welcome. Ra dio broadcast devotional service at 8:30 a. m. Sunday. 7:30 p. m. "lletter Than Angels!" will bo the ;flce Is open dally except Sunday I tp,1"- riink itrublie will slug. 1...U.I. r....; ....... ... ...... .: 'oiing Pennies meetings. Junior. .m., and on Sundays from 9:30 to u"rn,',."a.le T' """"V1 ,6:3W '11:00 a. m where the Bible and , .V'11' "l"'y even ng at 7:30. 'nil authorized Christian Science! 1110 "'"ncB ot Huth-lts Com ; literature may bo lead, borrowed ' ""C"?V " R S' A" or purchased. Tho public Is cordl-; '""""" Sunday Afternoon). An oily Invited to . uttend these ser-! Inf,,rn'ttl " service where we ! vices and make use of t!-e reading'"'." " ' sing, room, i n. C. Faucetto, minister. , Glide Baptist Church. Bible . school from 10 to II a. in. Lesson, 'Luke 3:21-22 anil Luke 4:1 ill. Spe. jclnl features each Sunday ninke it ,moro interesting. Worship 11 a. ' 111. Special music. Message on I'Miaugerous Traditions of the First '. Century and or the Twentieth." Evening sol-vice, 7:30. Meeting ut ; the Peel school every Sunday at H p. 111. Mid-week service or praise. prayer anil Bible study each Wed- nesday at 7:30 n. in. You are cut jdlally invited to attend ull ot the aervices. H. A. Wuuvlg, pastor. MARKETS ' First Baptist Church. 'J. I!. l in n- bull. 11. Th., minister. II n. m.. '.Marching Orders." 7:30 p. :., 'Jesus Saves." ) The Pentecostal Church. 1M !:I7 .Sherldiin street. Jolu a Christ 'teaching Sunday schonl, i:45 a. m.; (inornlng worship II a. in.; chll .dren's church tl:lf p. in., adder Smith, speaking. Evening worsiilp 7:30 p. 111. Bible study Tuesday, '7:30 p. m. ' Divine healiilg Thura ,day 2:30 o'clock p. m. Open honso ut the P. A. C.s (young peo jples) Thursdiiy 7:30 ti. m. Special jspeaker Frltlay 7:30 p. ni. We .have three ministers with us, so do not know who will be speaking Sunday. Come and see. Jess W. .'Guilder, pastor. PRODUCE POliTI.ANIl, Jan. 17. (AP) lU'TTKK Print, A grade. 3tlc lb. In puiTliinent wrapper, 37c Hi. In carton; B grtule, parchment wraji Iper. 351c lb ; caiton, 3l!Jc lb. I Hl'TTKUFAT Pmllaml dellv !ery: A grade, deliveiies at least twice weekly, 3li-37c lb.; country routes, 3t-3r.c lb.; II guide, deliv eries less than twice weekly. 3a ;3lc lb.; (' grude at market, i 11 tlllAUK CliKA.M Ft I It MAIt-KKT- lluj lug price, butlerfiit ba sis. 5r,e lb. I KliliS- Buying price of whole-salei-s: Fresh siieeials. 2uc; extra. , l:ic; standanls, 17c; extra medium, l."'c: do meiliuin firsts. i:ic; under- ! grade. l:ic; pullets. l;lc dolen. 1 Cheese, milk, country incut, imi hiir, cuseiii'a hai;(. hops, live poul try, onions, potatoes, wool and hav, sleaiiy anil uucliangi'd. liming the Ill-year period Just ended. Missouri ranked first nminiK stales In the number ot I'll ill ! guide crossings eliminat ed, with fiiir, ci'iisslngs eliminated. New York was second with fits. ' Salvation Army. Hi" West Cass street. Public service Suliirdny ov fnlng. open nlr at 7:30, Inside at N. The niessngo by Cnptiiln Hill, "The Two (Irent Pillars of Sitli n- Hon." Sunday mnrniuv Sunday1 o-- Bonneville Power Distribution Studied by Planning Board "mtiL ar SI)BrtTos SaeuTO k. j o n b 6 o . lV I- i r. D) A II OREGON ! TRANSMISSION LINES ASSUMED W FOR BONNEVILLE STUDY I STATE PLANNING BOARD - URaflttl MNUrVl A policy game similar to those enriching racketeers In the United States has been legallied in Bel grade, Yugoslavia, after promoters promised to give a percentage of the profits to the war invalids' fund. Drawings will be based on football results in England. Termites live underground, but reach the wood parts of a house by building mud runways up the ma sonry walls. W. C. T. U. COOKED FOOD SALE Saturday morning, January 18. f McKean & Baldwin. Adv. with ingrtditntt of Vieks VapoRub The above map, prepared as part of a study on distribution of power from Bonneville to the entiro state of Oregon, shows the location of transmission lines and substations, In accordance with assumption of engineers that within 15 years use of power in the state will In crease two and one-half times over the amount used in 1934, and -that Bonneville will supply the Increase, The report, prepared by the advisory power committee of the Oregon state planning board, also outlines two methods of figuring costs of transmission, as mown Jn the tables above. Those preparing the report have figured cosU of production at the plant and costs of distribution to substations, based on what they term "favorable and optimistic assumptions," No attempt was made to figure costs to consumers, and the engi neers point out that the figures should not be regarded as official, but as a guide to possibilities of the project TABLE 1 (ONTARIO PLAN) Costs of electrical energy delivered at substations based on a 40 per ent load factor and allocation of capital and annual transmission costs proportioned to substation demand and transmission distance. SUBSTATIONS ' Wlllamett Valley Area Portland Oregon City Salem Sulein lilng ( Independence, Dal , las, Sheridan, McMmnville. Newberjc, Woodburn. Sllverton) Mill City Albany (Cor v all in) Toledo KuRcna Hone l u re MarahfMd Orantn Pass MiHlford Klamath Falls Lukttvlew Rnstern Oregon Area Hood Itlver ...,.-. The Dalles Hcnd Arlington Condon , Hfipnner Penulpton .,, La Grande A. Union , ,, ... Enterprise- . BaUir .t,.rt....,.r.......r.'.i Vale- , Burns Constal Oregon Area Antorla SpnMde Tlllnmook ,,, St. Helena f'OTF!: Generation charges for bracketed substation i-omblned under one contract. 3M 2 Entlmnted demand kilowatt. 1H7.270 1.100 21.0OU 2.ci;o 9:00 1.000 6.K10I 8..W0I 0 310 14.710 2U.70O 020 coco 8.120 3201 220 t 300 3.8.10 2,700 1 370 i:.mY 8.SS0 5(i0 I.BOOI l.SHO . 9TJ1 12,810 Cost or Delivered Energy Per Kw. Hr. , (Mills) 3 11 2.70 2.06 4.00 4.44 3.35 8.30, 1.041 3.40 4.071 ' I 2.84 2 7G (Mills) (Mills) Trans- At sub mission ; stations 1.07 1.77 1.56 4.531 4.471 2.45! 9.901 2.41 8.3.1 6.11 4 86 4.001 4.39 2J.23 2.10 274 9.071 4.71 24.381 22.79 4.1li , 5.86 . U.461 , ib.o; W 7.21 10.29 37.81 8.55 4.S4 6.57 2.011 TABLE J (TENNESSEE PLAN) Cost ot electrical energy delivered at substations based on a 40 per cent load factor and total capital and annual costs charged unilormty throughout the transmission system : SUBSTATIONS 54 Portland i J'ISfW City 4.Ujyalem - tislem Ring (Independence, Dal- Ncwbere. Wooiiburn. ilverton Mill City Albany (Corvallls) Toledo Eugene '07 Urants Pass 85 Medrord 2 $l Klamath FalU ztUfciiLakeview T.17 7.11 5.30 12.7B 6.22 6 12 6,76 5.91 12.82 9.19 28.02 27.23 7.51 . 9.22 14.81 ' 19.39 io.no 13,75 42.48 Eastern Oregon Area Hood Hlver fVho Dalles lend Arlington Condon i-leppner 'endieton La Grande 1uton ' Umerprise'.. tUlier ', i Boras Coastal Oregon Area 8.30 Astoria 7.08 Seaside 941! Tillamook 5.40 St. Helen EE S3 Estimated demand kilowatt. S9 167,270 2.57 49 23.100 81 21,000 2.S4 102 ar. 12.090 119 2,600 112 9.300 2.S5 113 1.000 152 15.530 2.76 213 5.840 1 2.77 260 8.500 ( 207 6.540 8.11 292 14.710 ' 2.7 313 28,700 2.66 427 620 4.60 31 2,330 3.65 63 5,000 3.17 162 3.420 8.45 103 370 1 189 220 4.44 150 . 3001 184 , 1.850 ' S.35 231 ', 2,7001 2 370 1 8.36 .279 . 610 274 2.380- if-.- S.64 341 . 3,360 3.46 437 -660 4.07 124 4.0901 137 1.5S0t 2.84 175 4.200 1 70 12.810 2.76 Cost of Delivered Energy Far Kw. Ur. (Mills) (Mills) (Mills) At substations 2.57 2.57 1.57 2.57 2.57 2.57 2.57 2.57 2.57 2.57 2.57 2.571 2.57 2.57 257 2.57 2.57 2.57 2.57 2.57 2.57 2.57 2.57 2.57 2.67 2.57 2.57 2.57, 2.57 2.57 2.17 B.14 5.14 5.21 1.21 6.21 5.44 0.4 5.33 6.34 5.34 S3 7.17 6.74 6.02 7.01 7.01 7.01 C.Q'J 6.93 ' 6 93 6.21 6,03 7.21 ML 0.41. 5.41 fi.33 loads were estimated NQTE : Generation charges for la's combined u '" rrntrp- Illustrations by bracketed substation loads w Mmated; Conitesy of the Portland Oregonian ASTORIA, Ore., Jan. 17. (AP) CloselippoU fuvntiKiitfnns were untlur way today iuo the frelliU'i Iowa Hlif)wriH'k whirl, forever nealeil the It lis of the ship's entire eiew of 31 on Pearoek spit Sunday. (.'oustKi.i.nl officers from Scuttle held a hcurliiR n hoard the cniust mmrd cuttor OnomlaKU to deter mine if lire saving crews at the Columbia river mouth lived up lo the rules of the service by rendor inK every posslhle aid. While the report will be confi dent tut to Washington. D, C. head iiunrtern. it ws tdKtilflcuut that tho Onondatca herseir was damaged by the haiioilng hurricane in ef forts (o reach the stricken steamer fit Sunday's suicidal neas. It was understood that Invest 1- gatorfl for tho five murine tmioiiB in Portland, which announced they would conduct a .robe of the dis aster, were Interviewing seamen und pilots In the lower Columbia area today. Their findings, it is significant, are sure to reach pub lic ears. Federal investigators said they would welcome uny Information concerning (he trugedy, but doubt ed that evidence could be con elusive because no member of the Iowa's crew lives to testify. England there are five telephones per 100 and in the United States, 14 telephones per 100 of popula tion. ' The widespread ownership of the telephone company was also revealed. A total of 675,000 per sons and firms own shares of stock. the speaker pointed out, with the classification "housewives head ing the list with more than 200,- 0ot. The program was presented PHONE INDUSTRY'S SCOPE DESCRIBED Members of the Hoaebiirg Ilotary Inh lii.nn) V I. fVlt tnii.lon nmn. uger of the Jtoaeburg telephone ex- cimuge, ai uie regular iiiuisuuj luncheon tell of the scope and ser- vti.n i.f I lift tulnnhntia rnm nutt V llfl pointed out the world wide service oi inu teiepnone Business, in phones per loft of population, in by J. A. Harding, program com mittee chairman. The Mexican department of health has ordered every resident of Mexico vaccinated against small pox. The treatment started In the army with school teachers and pupils next. All police prisoners are vaccinated and every plaintiff in a new law suit must show a cer tificate of vaccination. PARKINSON 'S "food for Sale" Hello Folks This is Parkinson's weekly printed broad cast telling you of some reasons why you should buy your week-end supplies at this store. The Vegetables are much better quality than common. LEITUCE ICr Real quality, 2 for ENDIVE HC Large bleached bunches, 2 (or CARROTS A. Bulk, clean, smooth, 3 lbs W ONIONS )Qm U. S. No., l's, 10 lbs. 7V - As we told you last week flour is now sell ing 35c a bag cheaper. FLAGSTAFF Guaranteed Hard- fi MM wheat, 49-lb. bag t?l.lifc KITCHEN QUEEN 61 Cfl A Crown Flour, 49 lbs MILK Libby's, a well known high grade milk, A 7 tall cans . This is Ginger Bread weather and Ginger Bread is economical when you can buy AUNT DINAH MOLASSES Quart 19c How about 2 lbs. of Macaroni and Vi-lb. Cheese for 25c IT'S A SPECIAL For the school lunch we offer FIG BARS Lb. L 10c It is our intention to have a demonstration of the Wesson Oil people's Blue Plate Wet Pack Shrimo Saturday. SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY PRICE sis'. 2 cans SNOWDRIFT SHORTENING 3 lbs 05C WESSON OIL s.r y2 -gallon size DON'T FORGET PARKINSON'S SUPREME COFFEE Lb. 25; 3 lbs JC 323 W. CASS FREE DELIVERY PHONE 24 01 With tlio hhtli of Itcihhy Huff l.ttusiiii, a family ut MHIksu, tyx.. I'MuimliHl to flu. Ri'iirmtloim. Hobby's iuih( Kii'iituniiiiliuoiliiT, Mr. K It I'rufl In !it. TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR NEW LOW RATE To Build, Repair. Refinance UMPQUA SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION nil,1' ,i.i"jr.fi Pi 1 $22.93 to $600.00 OTT'S MUSIC STORE BASKETBALL WOODROW WILSON of Eugene ' ROSEBURG JUNIOR HIGH Friday, January 17, 7:30 p. m. JUNIOR HIGH. 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