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TWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG, OREGON. FRIDAY. JANUARY 24, 1936. sat"hey Churches f Eden Lutheran Church, Hev. J. 'A. KdlunU will lireach at Hie Kclnli Lutheran church, KtKarow. Bun day, Jan. 26, at 11 a. in. and 8 p. m. The Swedish language will be Vied in the morning. Myrtle Creek Christian Church, Bev. Frank K. Zook. minister. The Greatest Discovery of the Twentieth. Century," will be the atibject o( a aiwcial kobuhI inennage rJn Sunday night, January 20, at Jj3u. This will be a thrilling aerv iue. one that will be greatly eu- Jtijtd by all both old and young AdventleU Keep the lord's Day. Saturday the Seventh Duy of the Week." The day which Jesus the Saviour kept when here on earth. Was Saturday ever the Jewigh Sab bath? Waa It a type pointing to the cross and thus ending with death and resurrection of our Uird? We invite you to hear the Dlble answer to these questions. Kverybouy welcome. Iiriug your HI hie and a friend. - St. Paul's Lutheran Church, Corey and Military slivel, Wt-st oseoiirg. Services will he hem There will be a rousing revival .suudav. Junuary 26. at 7:3" D. aong service using the old gospel I ti pastor will Bpeak on the to tongs that mother and luther lov-ipc, "a Faith Which Astonished ed. In addition to this there will ,ho jnl." The Sunday school lo a spoclul number by the choir, and a vocal duet. At the close. file beautiful, ordinance of Christ um baptism will be administered, li Is expected that one of the larg est crowds in recent months will to present. A most cordial mvl ion Is extended to all, you mo ask ed to come and bring your friends. The Dlble school, Clayton Wood, tjuiierintjendeiit, will meet promptly at 10 a. m. Kvery officer, teacher ind scholar Is urged to he present (in time. The observance of the Lord's Supper and the morning preaching service Is held at 11 a. Si. Sermon subject: "Olorlfying Christ In Faith." The Christian Kndeavor society will meet at 6:30 i. ni. This will be a splendid serv ice. All Kndeavorers aro urged to Iw present. Christian Science Services In Jlyrtle Creek are held each Sun ay In the grange hull. Sunday ' school for the younger children i convenes at 10:45 and church serv ices at 11:16. The subject of the lesson-sermon for Hunduy, Jan. 26, is "Truth." Tuo public Is cordially invited to uttend these services. meets at U:45 a. m., Mrs. Andraieff Is superintendent. We cordially in vite all, espeulully those that have no church home, to attend our serv ice and Suuduy school. W. A. Hyl- wester, 1170 Military street, pas tor. Glide Baptist Church. Our Sun day school begins at 10 a. m. les son, ''Jesus Keturns to the Home of His Boyhood," Luke 4:16-30. Interesting classes for all. He sure to come. Morning subject, "Crumbs From the Master's Ta ble." Special music. The seml-un-liuul usHocialional rally is at Cot tage Grove Wednesday, Jan. 29, be ginning at 9:30 a. m. Come to all the services und enjoy fellowship with us. 11. A. Wanvig, pastor. Death Hazard Put Into . . New, Type of Catfishing !AM.AH, Tx.i Jan', ii. (Al'J 'llurefoot flailing is Tex as' newest I winter, sport, It's called grabbling. . , Kfulpment required: A sharp hay hook. Indifference to pneu monia water moccasins and drowning. To grabble, one wades bare foot Into a stream, feeling with the toes along rocks and sub merged logs for giant catfish, dozing on the bottom. 'When the fish is found, the fisherman dives after him with the book and the battle is on. The fish often wins. One sportsman made the error of ty ing bis hook to his wrist and then sticking It into a 60-pound catfish. The big flsb dragged the bigger one Into a deep hole in the Xavusota river but com panions of the latter dragged them both out. Cashing of Vets' Bonus Will Launch Flood 1 1 ' of Money Into Business Channels of U. S. - Rev ponies to: Questionnaire Among Legion Posts Disclose riant for Home Building, Buying of Cars, Farm Outfits, f ) rlothtt: and' Securities, and Payment of Debts. hlg soul. Preach log services at Die regular hours: 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Church school at 8:45 a. ni. Youiig people's service at J:3J p. in. Kvery body welcome. IJ. C. U leu ton, minister. The Pentecostal Church, 133-137 Sheridan street. "In Patience yi'osHess Ye Your Soul," will he the " pastor's meHsage Sunday jnorntiiK- Hunduy school B:40 a. m. Chil dren's church 6:45 p. in. "The t -(Stone Which Smote the Imago" will be the metumKe Hunduy eve ning that you muuL be sure and hoar. HeKular mid-week services Tuesday and Frlduy evenings. We are looking forward to the coming revival with Ur. lietts in Febru ary. The district fellowship moet- iiiK will also be held here the last jtioiiuuy in r cui uui j W. Guilder. Myrtle Creek Methodist Church. Sunday school 10 a. m. Morning worship 11 o'clock. Hev. J. 8. Weaver, the presiding elder, will he with us for the morning serv ice and will hold the second quar terly conference Immediately lifter the sermon. All are Invited to re main for the conference and all officials are expected to be pres ent. The Knworth league meets at 6:30 p. m. and the evening wor ship hour Is ul 7:30 with the phh tor bringing the mcKsuge. The mid week prayer service Ih Wednesday, 7:30 p. in. The pun! or will also preach at Clark's brunch church Sunday at 3 p. m. A hearty wel come to all ut each of these serv ices. J. C. Cunningham, pastor. Pastor Jess First Methodist Episcopal Church, K. II. Lock hurt, minister. "The Jligh Test f Our Salvation or What It Means to lie Saved," will he the puHtor's sermon topic for the morning 11 o'clock hour of public woi-Hhlp. The choir music mill no tiRinil hit Iht lilvlt murk til' First Baptist cnurcn, .1. it. i urn- sceence aiiil ,,l0ve ,8tiif UKah, Muill, 13. 'Ih., minister. v:iti a. in., IlB s.m.luv one of the valuable Hi uii' scnooi. Murr iiumo, .'-.inHpirntionul peaks of this popular Jutendeiit. ClasHCs for all ages,! wm'Khlii hour 'I'Iih liiut vouiinr Irom kindergarten up. A growing ; tier vice of the souson will be held First Presbyterian Church. "The Greitt Myritery tho Trinity," con tinuing the sot les on the founda tion Teachings of the Presbyterian church. It a, in. Sunday. "The Cap tain!" Bunday evening theme. Mr. (iruhbe Bings. Ill hie school at 9:45 a. tn. Young People s societies of Christian Kndeavor at 6:30 p. m., junior, intermediate and senior. Wednesday evening at 7:30, "Na omi, the Matchmaker." Wm. C. Fauculte, minister. i First Christian Church. Two big services are in order on this com ing Lord's day. At the morning service, tho minister will bring a message of vitul interest and value to every church member, on "How to iSturtle the Natives." A mixed quurlet will Bing at this service. At the evening service, CI. K, Will- lums, maintenance secretary for Turner Memorial Home (for aged ministers) will be present and will present "Hen Hur in Pictures." These fine pictures of the Immortal story by Lew Wallace, as well as the beautiful Illustrated solos, should merit a great audience. Ad mission free; free-will offering. He member the time of all services, Hlblu school, 0M5 a. m.; morning worship, 10:35 a. ra.; Christian Eu deuvor, 6:30 p. m.; "Ben Hur in Pictures," 7:30 p. m. Welcome al ways. J. Frank Cunningham, minuter. .wneliool. -11 u. m.t morning worntii,.. ftpectnl niuslo by the choir. Mve 0 minute curtoou talk Tor the young folk. Kerinon: "The llnchungo- .uble Christ." 6:30 p. m., H. Y. P. a Uiluutn bright sotrg service cial music by the cimir. Mr. TmiH bull will ulso slug. Sermon : "The J Unconquerable Christ," VVetfnmi S day, 6:30 p. m., congregutionul aup per and monthly IhikIiiuhh imiellnn, lullowed by a play presented by J the- W. W. (1. girls, iillei' which the Jweekly prayer meeting will he 4iold. ' Every conceivable Una of busi ness will share In the "pump priming" that payment of the ad justed service certificates of World war veterans will bring about, ac cording to a survey completed by the American Let ion Monthly. Merchants and retail em through out the country will receive a total payment of $623,615,713.86 from 1, 897,836 veterans on depresiion-in-curred debts and bills. This sum represents 31.363 per cent of the total bonus payment. The survey shows that 53. if 4 per cent of the veterans receiving payment will upply at least part of the amount on settleuieut of , their old ac counts. The study of expenditure of bonus money was made by The American Legion Monthly. It sent, 25 questionnaires to each of the' more than 11,000 posts of the j American Legion where they were; passed out at random to members who filled the mout. The envelopes returning the questionnaires were turned over unopened to George S. Olive and Co., certified public ac countants of Indianapolis, by whom the questionnaires were counted, audited and projected. The audi-j tors projected the percentages to the total number of certificates : outstanding to determine the value of expenditure for each Item sped-, fled. j Keturns were received from every state lu the union In approxi mate proportion to the membership of the Legion In such state. In the survey the auditors found the average amount to be received by members of the American Le gion was 1637.77. - Homes to Be Built The survey reveals that 4.56 per cent of the veterans will build new houseB on which they will make Initial payments of $92,451,003.81, or 4.56 per cent of the entire bonus paid by the government. Ilased on uveruge cost of (4,000 per house, this means that from their private funds veterans will add the staggering total of $548,604,997 to make a total expenditure of $641,- 056,000 In new house construction. In addition to this, the building in dustry will benefit by the expen diture of $133,341,613 for the re pair of the homes of 677,728 vet erans. . The survey further reveals that 5i8,6s9 veterans will spend on an RECORD REUNION OF LEGION FORECAST at 5 o'clouk when the men's chorus will lcud the singing and the miti later Hpoaks on "Tho Leprpsy of Sin and It's Tvrrlble Reality,"; The KnworUt leaKue Is endeavoring to brin the lie raid isubBcrlntiou to a tfl"" hialU'i' -mark and Llie niLstor.and leuguu ulLUdula feel .. that .finer work wil, he done if inembni'Mit'eed mind and Hull I tm - high ' tbned Christian lllciuturw. . The . league meets at 6:3i p. m. The Sunday school at f); l5 a. ni., has clusses lor ail ukub and teuehers anxious to do const ruci I vo work. Sunday next Mrs. (M'ddes will be home and , , nminl IiimLi ii ml ll U ., i Church of the Foursquare Goi-OU8 ,lul ,1W YnwrK f numherB pel. Sunday school 9: lfi a. in. Hun-ju, flllaUy of work done he the oh duy Is the duy till true rlt liens ; jct f special effort this Sundav puiihe In the mad iuhIi if the day,! lo siiHtaln well this Hiblo study and galher lu the bouse of God lo ttii,eftvor. 'J he mid-week service worship llim. Monihig wnrshlp Uauidy will bo "The Holy Spirit," a u. m. Mrs. Kline und Mrs. Kln-( mble reudlng, to follow appro uoar siuKiug, "Tell-Me the Story prately the last two topics. The of Jesus." The sifbjoct of the:,(,uc cordially Invited to all serv jneHKage is "The Upper Hooin." ces. aI'he Foursquure CruHiiders ure In- , , t iling nil the young people to come First Church of Christ, Scientist, Jlmd Join them lu this service. 2 Knst HoukIus street. Hegnlur Hrlng your inuslcnl Jiisirnments I service Sunday at II u. m. Suh- nuu make u joyiui noise unto inejlH-t nf lesson: "Truth." Sunday "Lord. 6:30 p. in. evangelistic serv- Jce. 7:30 p. in., tho pastor will In glirlliglng the lunt nf the Herles of Palesllue in prophecy, "Tho (Hive Tree. TueHduy in un all day of i at 8 o'clock. The a-ruyer. I he Lord Is wondei tulty In th I run l of the elm school convenes at 9:45 a. in. Wed nesday evening meetings which In clude text! moil leH of hen I inn thruunh Christian Science are held room. h edifice Idessing these all-day prayer meet-; in open dully except Sundays and t -jugs wuere an aro welcome, i o- Holidays, from z to 4 p. in. und on 5ll,,t- Friday, at 7:30 p. ni a I Simduys from 9:3u to 11 a. m. Here sleeper teaching meSMitKi-. and , nmy be read, borrowed or pur- jirulse meeting. The subject is. c.hused the llible and ull authoriz 5 J' Will the Holy Hplrlt Depart ; ed ( hrisltan Science literature. t roin This Worl.l, at (he Time or The public Is cordially Invited to J Ho llapture of Hip Saints?" The intend the siM-vices and to. make t. c hurch of the helpiiiR bund, In ull ue of the tending room. C who need. Pastor, Alta Kin near. I I m - I M. E. Church South, This is our - Seventh Day Adventlst Church, ' lawt Sumtty beture our revival , Military street. Sabbath school at j services benln. Many buve been ; 9:45 ii. in. We Invite you lo eu-: looking forward to this time with li joy with us the Sabbath school great expectancy. The waters ure :JessoiiB of the "Lire of Christ." i already stirred and the hearts of fc Preaching service at 11 o'clock. muny ure made to rejoice because t Young people's M. V. at 3 p. m. j of what Is taking placo in our Prayer ineoliiiR Wednesday at ! mlilM. May we continue to prav J 7:30. Sunday. January at 7:3a, that every sincere seeker alter preaching service. Subject, "Why truth 'ball find Cod prerlonw to Never before and never again will people of Kosehurg witness Mich a gathering us the slate American Legion convention which will be held here In August, Guy Cordon, speuklng for the conven tion commission told members of the Iloseburg Rotary club yester day. The speaker described the ac tivities of a Blutti Legion convention. Lexter It ice responded for the club stating that Koturlans would do their purt to usxuro the Legion im Ives u good lime while here. Lester Wliuberly, postmuster, spoke briefly expluiuiug the re quest recently made that outgo lag mail be placed In city boxes or ut the postolflce Insteud of in the depot mail boxes. The volume of niuil in the depot boxes is too great fur efficient handling, he said, and users run risk of loss or damage due to the fact taut the depot boxes often ure filled to overflowing with mall left on top, CAR DEALERS OF OREGON TO MEET ST. LOUIS, .Mo., Jan. 24. With the object of uieetUig the oppor t unity fur Inr-reused business In l!i;iti successfully, a rally meeting of t be dealers of Oregon w 111 be held in Puiiluud on Feb. I, heud quarters of tho National Automo bile I ealers association here an nounced today. The meeting will be In the Mult nomah hotel uud will begin at 10 a. m., under the Joint auspices of tho Oretiou Automobile Ueulers as social ion and tho national organi zation, the announcement statos. Catholic ladies food sale, Satur day, Jnuuury 25. at Maddux tiro eery Adv. average of $109.37, or a total of $61,102,103, tor -"furniture; 2J6,45b will spend $9,962,551 for new car pets and rugs, and 511,752 will spend $45,491,700 for other house furnishings. In addition to furniture and house furnishings the veterans will atid to tne convenience uuu coui- torts of their uoiue witn modem equipment, ihe survey snows imu litMU will spend 1-i,i4,ti,iZ to, electric or gas refrigerators; ij, bbo will pay 9,Ui,,lud tor oil oi 4us luinacud, ana loo.UOi will bu new rauios at a cost of $8,", itJ,nt. Ctotning Also Big Item MMIUlOiCED PUBLIC CARD PARTY A benefit card party sponsored by the Rebekah Three Link club will be held at the I. O. O. F. club rooms Friday night, January 24th, at 8:00 o'clock. A dm Union 25c. Adv. - - ' ' f CHICAGO, Jan. 2C. (AP) A new method of treating pernicious anemia, based on a theory that the disease is caused by a lack of a single unknown substance in the gustric Juices, was announced to day by lir. K. A. Uieenspon. of Montreal, Can. It consisted of preparations of gabtfic juice and animal stomach linings from which was removed their natural pepsin, the digestive agent which Dr. Uieeuspou said Killed the action of the anti-perui-cious anemia substance. The identity of this substance in ciuiuiuz inemseivcs uuu ineir .i. a, ,i.Urn,iMA.i ir t:an. families, tne veterans will creato!sIKln guid ln the Journal 'nf the wor lor from U.OOU to 3a.00u pei-! American Medical nunciatinn. It sons tor a period of a your in uie!naa been variously described In the textile iiiuuaii-y, accoruiug to an jmBt ttH a hormone and an eu estimate ot tne Iluieuu oi Foroigu i zynie. Liuteu biaios Uepuityient uC cuiu- Creenspon described his - . . T " uermic injection, as a simplifies lor a total ot tne ai-( Uull , uJe evo,;e(, earller by 1)r- vey shows. Tney win nuy y-lu.Oso,- 67 worth of new Cut! it us for Uteir! wives and a total ut si 2,262,063 win be speui on new clothing fur tne V. li. Castle, notable experiment er In this field. Castle held that nature pre- ' Poultrymen, Attention! hear ' , Glen Wellman's Chick-Chats Every Monday Morning . 7:15 to 7:30 Over Station KRNR If you raise poultry of any kind you will be interested. DOUGLAS CO. FjLOUR MILL tired and vented pernicious anemia normally , Tae burvey shows 36S.789 motor ! ough a substance secreted by vnlllllllM. Ka. .r,i (.. ! the gastric juices and from the will ne spent for new i&Vi.O'it tor butteries. Agricultural implement manu facturers wm come in tor their snare tnrougu tne purchase of ?4lr bZ i, u'-ttl woi ui ot inrmtug imple ments by 2zv,Hit veterans. I6.13U. A to.al of 5,a,6u ""n"' wall.. He contended it! oo iict.i:soai ; iui luio Diiiiaiaiii-o to combine with another, probably a protein, to be effective. I His treatment therefore consist ed of a preparation of gastric , juices and ground beef. ! Dr. Greeuspou said his expert-: Tne survey shows that 365,644 . f, lnl tt,ortt a,ro(l vo j vete.ans will invest U10,y in!CBUBe tho pepsll counteracted the! their own businesses while but 43,-j anti.pernicious anemia agent. The, bit. will invest $Jl,oo3,62b in stockb , beef nrol(im UHed bv cattle com- i and bonds. Insurance will receive new poli cies or premium payments from 410,891 veterans who will expend $67,239,634 tor this purpose. Kducation of themselves in the nature of home study will benefit by un expenditure of $l7,Ko5,i)31 from 115,231 vuteruus. Miscel laneous expenditures will be made by 263,161 veterans to the extent of $79,931,312. ltuughly, the audi tors report, 30 per cent of the mis cellaneous expenditures will be for medical uud denial cuie, per cent for living expenses, bined with the pepsin and thus re moved it, he declured. I chain letters? A bride! Holland said today the fad re sulted In correspondence with Mrs. Almu Sprout of Lob Angeles, and now they're married. Riches at Last KANSAS CITY, Jan. 24. (AP) Kk-hard Lillurd, fc6, negro born 15 in slavery, was asked whother he ii) could get along on his state old per cent for taxes and 20 per ceutjage pension about $8 monthly, tor farm animals and other farm ' "Get along?" he exclaimed, "why equipment. man, I'll be atbunker! Oddities Gleaned From Day's News near his tamule wugon and called an ainuulauce. I low man sal up. ' "I'm a pretty heavy sleeper, yawned. "What happened?" he Self -Explanatory YAXOO. CITV. Miss., Jan. 24. ,(A1J) J. J. Halford, Yazoo county farmer, came to town to pay his taxes. Ho walked into the sheriff's offico and asked how much he owed. Whon the sheriff told him, he collapHed in the officer's urms. Physicians say he has little chance to recover from a heart attuck. A dog, frozen to death standing up, POUT PKCK, Wont., Jan. 24. 'was found at the fairgrounds. The (AP) Guess what Herbert Hoi- cold apparently killed the animal hind got out of the annd-a-dlme ! as he walked through the snow. "Sound" Sleeper 1KNVKR, Colo., Jan. 24. (AP) .Mack Bowman, a tamule vendor. lighted a burner to heat his wares und went to sleep. The burner exploited, blasting the front door of his bouie from its hinges. Firemen found, Dow man lying HOW'S your STOMACH? WHEN your SiV stomach gives trouble, with gas or "sour risings," why tint try for. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. It stimulates the appetite, improves the action of the stomach and makes the food iliitest better. Mrs. IMwani Dc CUrk of 2KU R. Ave, Anarorics, W.ili.. h.n tht. lo say: "I took Dr. I'ictcc'a (ioldm Mrtltral Discovery ulicn 1 had Ran on my Mumaih anil my condition needed attention. A few twtOle uf the 'Discovery' corrected these disorders, I was soon in fine hcahh ug.itn. I t great faith in Dr. Fierce a KrmMM"." Sold liy all dniRit. ltny now I New stae, tahleti. Su civ. liquid Il.tM. 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Enjoy complete, lasting re lief with IksmM'Ktx, loday. Bride for 10 Cents Dog Freezes Upright MANCHESTER, Iowa, Jan. 24. (API Other cities may claim a lower cold spell temperature than Manchester's 25 below, hut resi dents defy them to match this: BASKETBALL Marshfield vs. Roseburg High Friday, Jan. 24, 8:30 P. M. Preliminary 7:30 p.m. GLIDE vs. "B" SQUAD Senior High Gym Price 25c and 15c MUSIC BY SNAP'S BAND TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR NEW LOW RATE To Build, Repair, Refinance UMPQUA SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION I A OIFQ Get your free sample and LriUlLu- recipe book at your door jl'H- OUH representative will call at your Lome this week. He will give you a sample package of Kellops's ALL-BRAN, and a helpful booklet contain ing many ih'licious recipes free. You can't realize how good ALL-BRAN muffins are until you try them yourself. This wimple will make eight muflins. Just follow the recipe. Then try the other delicious recipes in the booklet. And remember, ALL-BRAN" is equally templing as a cereal, w ith milk or cream. Wc hope that ALL-BRAN w ill help you in guard ing the health of your family against the dangers of common constipation. One of the very real fuitisfactions of our business has been the thousands of thankful letters we have re ceived from people who have benefited greatly from this 7v.V-i Jo ' ' or SlTTLl CHICK product. Are you enough "bulk" Millions of meals served in American homes today lack the "bulk" needed for regular habits. Too often, these meals lead to common constipation, a cause of head.aehca, loss of appetite and energy. KelIogg All -Bran supplies aencrous "bulk" in mild form. Aluo vita min B and iron. Scien tific tests show it is a gentle, natural laxative . food for normal people. serving in your meals? Try the sample. Eithrr as a cereal, or in rooking. Then get the full-sized package from your grorer, so that the whole family may benefit from ita line. Serve All-Bban regularly for regularity. Made by Kellogg in Battle Creek. If you arc not at home when our men rail, and do not get your booklet and sample, write tis and we will gladly send thctu to you. The natural food that corrects constipation 222 W. Oak St. Roseburg, Oregon
