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I TWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG. OREGON. FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 21. 1936. Sunday nUnwUne at the Seventh Day Adventitt Church, Military street. Subliuth school at 9:45. Sabbath prmK-hinK service at U o'clock. Subject, "Christian Temperance." Young people's M. V. society meots at 3 p. in. Wed nesday evening at 7:30 mid-week prayer meeting. Special service : Sunday, Feb. 23, at 7:30 p. m. Preach. uk Burvlce to which all are Invited. Do you want to hear a real soul stirring address, then come along and bring a friend with you. Subject, "Court Week fn Heaven." You have a case pending, it must be decided before Christ comes to gather His saints, because Ho brings His reward with Him. Ask yourself. What are God's balances like? How, when and where will ile weigh the souls of men? "Some men's sins are open before hand, going before to judgment ; and some men's they follow after." Whether they go before or follow after de termines whether you shall have eternal life or eternal dealh. Hear the answer to these sublime quea . Hons from the word. M. E. Church South. Just be cause the series of services have clotted is no Indication tliut the re vival is over, (iod continues to move upon tho lieu its of the peo ple. There aro muny that are yet Beeklng for the "Way of 1-lfe." Come to church and let us help you find Clod. Preuchlng services at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. in. Young people's service at 6:30. Church school 0:45 a. m.. Everybody is in vited. B. C. (J lea ton, pits tor. Free Methodist Church, West Koseburg. Revival services will be gin Sunday, Feb. 23rd. Services every night ut 7:30. Juanlta Sims of Cottage Grove will be in charge of the singing. Pastor Marvin Knigge will bring the messages each evening. If you have a spirit ual need come and see what God says about His ability to supply that need. Prayer meeting each evening at 7:00 o'clock. A hearty welcome Is extended to all. Marvin Knlgge, pastor. Eden Lutheran Church, Klga rose. Her. J. A. Kdlund will preach at the Eden Lutheran church, K I git rose, next Sunday, Feb. 23. at 11:00 a. m. and 8:00 p. m. Swedish In the morning. FOOD SALE Hot Tamalcs Homemade Candies Saturday, February 22 McKean and Baldwin Sponsored by Job's Daughters H. R. Nerbas, D. D. S. Glenn Phetteplace, D. M. D. DENTISTS On When Desired Term May Be Arranged Hours: 9 a. m. to 6 p. m. Evening! by Appointment om 8 Phone Maionlo Bldg. 488-J Reston Sunday School. Bunilay actioul ut 2:3u p. 111. bvaiiKejiBUc service at 3:30. Huiicrlntcnuent T. A. tiumlull ut .Seuule will be Willi us and bring the messaKe. lirotner nanuuil is inu BUijenmuimeiu 01 the Aitseuiliiies m ood ol tut nurltiweht Uislrlet. Dome and Hliute tue services with us. Kutii' ryu MoiitKuiuery, paslur. Glide Baptist Cnurch. 8uudu schoui 10 a. Ul. A suitable class tui eveiyuue. buuclul lusliuctlun tua tuies uy diliereiit ciusses. itiiUiuuy olle.iiig hutiuay. Moriiuit; worsuip at 11 a. ui. Bui-uiou buijject, "Tuai tue Isolds Vvuru .tilglll Apieud uuu i,e fc.xLoi:u.'' boils .ervice at 7:au, loliowm liy s..uia IllbllllUtlUllU. menage. AuerilUtjii service ul 1'eet sciHHii di u p. I'laer uieetiKK aliii liiiue stuay uu tile liook ui jou V eiiiiesiisy al i .io p. lu. These are wi-iueu ti.ui e migul ueiieve luut jesus is t..e cliribt, the oou ul Vml; anu limt believing ye uiignt uuve life turuugti Ills uume. jii. m:n. ou uie extended a cor dial welcouie to eacu ana eveiy ivlce. it. A. vVauvig, pustur. Church of the Foursquare Gospel. Suuiluy scuool yMo a. ui. ,vei-ont not going eisewuere to buuuay scuool is urged to join us in tue study ot Owl s word, we are using lue "CroHS and Lruwn bysieui and everyone may have a flu lu wear. 11 a a reward lor you. Aioiu. lug worsnlp, 11; u.l u. lu., the sub ject Is Willing Hearts.'' special music. Kouisquure urunuders huve a special suriil'luu service; tuey are trusting jesus will leuu by tile Moly hpirit. Come a ml see wnat tne surinlsH Is at 0:311 p. m. Evan geilsiic service V:3u p. ui. "Iihihih ut Uod." You will enjoy ull these services, 'lueuday Is an day pray er mueliiiK ul lu:3u u. ni., 2:au p. hi. and r.M p. in. Ulble sludy. Kach devotion la led by dlflerent inciiiliers or the church. Send or bring your ronuosts In, Ood will meet your need. Tonight, Friday, Ht 7:3u '1110 iiuslur'u subject is "llotly Evidence ot u bpirltuui Uto.'' All are welcome. Pastor Al ia M. Klnueur. Christian Science services In .Myrtle Creek uro held each Sunday in the grange hull. Runduy school for the younger children convenes ut lu:45 unci church services nt 11:15. The subject or the leamm- sennon lor Sunday. Feb. 23ld, is .Mind. Thu public Is cordiiiliy in vited lu utteud these services. St. Paul's Lutheran Church, Corey nuu Military bireels, wusi Uoseburg. Services will be held Sunday, Keli. an, ul 7:30 p. in. The topic will be "how Do Wb Hightly ouservo he Cuming Leuien Sea son V" The Sunday school meets ul if.tCtitti is. Aildruleir Is superin tendent. ,V. Myl wester, uuslor. Myrtle Creek Christian Church, Frank W. Zook, minister. "Living In tho Hidden Age, or the Millen nium," will be tue subject of u very special sei niiin-lrcture Sunday night, February 23rd. ut 7:30 p. ni. Muny people huve wondered who will live on (he eurih during the millennium, what kind of govern ment will he In power, what will be the world situation nt that time? And these and other ques tions will he answered. There will be the usiiiil lively revival song service, augmented by Bevernl mu steal speeiiils. This Is a community gathering, and all or south noug hts Is cordially Invited. You un asked to come nud bring ymir friends. At 11 a. lu. the puslor will give the fourth sermon In u spet lul series of morning sermons, en titled: "Glorifying Christ In Clirls llun Iluptlsm." The llllile school .World's Greatest Dam Rises at Grand Coulee ''. iGanatral via w at I 1 t,s.' f urn .:'-. ....aJt. .- - .. .. i.!Xt. ft. jj Steel framework of dam 3eif i A MRS. LIGGETT HAS of the Pullman cemetery, has a doe as a daily caller. He has been feed ing the deer hay and grain lor four months. When a stranger ap proaches, the doe flees. rinu Quani T. ...... l. -..... .. ..i ik Orange Market, West Cass St. rtiiv, n. r ladieated with ingredients of Vick VopoRub As work progresses on Grand Coulee dam in north cataract of water twice the volume of Niagara central Washington, the largest structure of its Falls will flow to drive the generators to produce kind in the world takes shape, a mass of concrete power. The lake which will be created by the dam ( which will rise to a height of 650 feet above a will be 150 miles long and 400 feet deep when the E00-foot thick base 4,300 feet long over which a power project is completed. , ' ' Mayor Weds L.ompamonates 6' a's"v5v' Their families beamed approval on companionate marriage at New York of Walter Flelaher, 10, of Cornell University and Cinporah Shill, 18, of Bcnnintrton CoIIcro who' will return to their studios immediately. jThe happy couple plan to live together only during tho summcruntU that Is going strong for thu winter months, will inuet at 10 a. lu. Theru are classus lor ull ukuh, parents are urned tu conn; and biiiiK tnelr cnildrrn. The Clnintiuii Kudeav6r society 111 meet lu a big service al t:30 p. ui. Poultrymen, Attention! HEAR Lucia Delaney on the accordion, eccompanied at the piano by Verda Meloy GLEN WELLMAN in his weekly CHICK CHATS Every Monday Morning 7:15 to 7:30 I Over Station KRNR If you raise poultry of any kind you will be interested. DOUGLAS CO. FLOUR MILL Methodist Episcopal, 10. II. Lock- hart, iniuibier. Tlit two sorinou til pita's for this Sumluy will be re spectively, "tipoigi' Washington's Mi'HHiige for Today and "dod and Abmnani I.iiu-oln." These tiutuly lopk'H loi utoi uiiiK and evening si'ivir, with liu rhotr giving spe cial music in Hip inoining and tnt men's cliorus ut night, ought to be helpful to all Hue Americans. This cuuicli is spoil soring (he day of prayer hciaIco tills year which to Its on Kiiduy this week uud the ihoii will render two special num bers u t t tie opening period. The congregation w us delighted In el Sunday to lme Mrs. Nicholson, tttiiie pienidi'iit of the Woman's clubs, ami .Mrs. Towers, stale tec tuner, taking part In the service n tut the nilenduuct) of the junior club delegation in a body was ap preciated by pastor and people. The Sunday school, Mrs. A. J. tied des, superintendent, meets al 9:15 a. m. The Kpworth league will be omitted this .Sunday on account of the convention at ti rants Pass. The mid-week service will have for its thong hi "The Supremo Aim." The public curdiully invited to all services. BASKETBALL Friday, February 21 SENIOR HIGH GYMNASIUM Contribution to Dr. Jas. Naismlth Fund Inventory of Basketball Last Home Conference Game of Season 8:30 P. M. Coquiile vs. Roseburg 7:30 P. M. Gardiner vs. Roseburg "B" Admission: Students 16c. Adults 2tc; extra cent to Naiimlth Snap' Band Booming Pep a Winning Team LET'S CO The Pentecostal Church, 1 :Ut-l 37 Sheridan St. Sunday school, 9:45 a. in. Morning worship H a. m. Vouug Peoples' li:;!o p. m. Kvening worship 7::t'i p. m... with I r. K. J. Metis of New York t'ily pleaching on "IHvlne Healing. " lie will pray for ihe sicii. Ilev. T. A. San ilall of Seattle will lie Ihe pen!:;-r at the ail day fellowship meeting. .Monday. Kelt. 21, Meetings every night this week. Mon't utixs Dr. Melts. Pastor, Jess W. ttiiuder. First Christian Church. .1. Knuik fiiuutiigtuiiu. niinister. "What Shall America Im With Christianity?" This will lie the subject of the morning message, this coming I, oid's da;'. The special musical feature of this service will he a number by ihe mule quartet. "Your IneWtahle Choice" will be the sub ject tif (he evening message. Mlble school begins at !:!." u. m.; morn ing worship, li':;ir. a. nt.; Christian Kudcuor and Persomil Workers' Class. Q:3() p. m.; evening evange listic servieo, 7:30 p, m.; midweek service' Wednesday, 7:30 p. ni. Wel come to all services. First Baptist Church, J. It. Turn bull, minister. !:3U prayer meeting. 9:45 Hible school, Harry Howe, superintendent. A growing school. Classes for all ages of both sexes. We have a nursery also to enable mothers to attend HI hit? school and morning service. 11 morning wor ship. Kfve-minute cannon talk. Anlhem, "Wonderful (Irace of Jesus," Llllenas. Sermon "FisherB of Men.' 6:30 Junior and Senior U. Y. P. U. 7 school of missions. 7:30 pvnngeHsllr nervlre. Ten- minute song service. Choir sing, "is My Name Written There," Davis. Sermon, "Counting the Cost." Wednesday 6:30 p. m. church fellowship pnnner, follow ed by business meeting and pray er meeting. cook of Hebrews. Fridav is the Slain Publisher's Widow Told Murder Gun Came From Poiice Dept. MINNEAPOLIS. Feb. 21 (AP Mrs. Walter Liggett today said she was informed by an "under world character" that the machine gun which killed her publisher-hus band "was furnished by the Minne apolis police department." Chief of Police Frank Forestal termed her statement "a dream." The chief offered to fire a test bullet from every machine gun in the police department, and send them to the department of Justice at Washington to determine wheth er they are similar to the ones that killed Liggett. Mrs. Liggett said she gave her information to the authorities sev eral days ago, asserting it came from a St. Paul "underworld char acter who has police connections." She said her informant formerly gave information to her husband. Liggett, who published the Mid west American, a . weekly, was killed last December 9. Refusing to divulge her inform ant's name. Mrs. Liggett said "he sent a message to me recently say ing he was afraid to come and see me again because he might be killed." "He told me the police officers and national guard use five-bullet ; clips in their machine guns for v-lll t economy s sake w hile gangsters j use ou ana iou-Duiiet cups. mere were live slugs pumpea i be held at the M p. m. E. church at 2 i into my husbands body. If the killers had a 50-bullet or 100-bullet clip with them they certainly would Wb are uliulvin J rim ' have kiUed nie- to- n,,t- wUn Uie ve are studying tne- CbieCFomul summoned twode- tectives who supported his conten tion and explained that police here First Presbyterian C h u r c h. ' use 20-bullet clips and 50-bullet "Washington and Lincoln a Com-drunis on niachine guns. parison and a Contrast," will be the Sunday morning 11 o'clock sub-j ject at the Presbyterian church. ! At 7:30 p. m., there will be a ape- j cially interesting young people's missions service. lilble school at H:45 a. m. Young people's socie ties of Christian Kndeavor at 6:30 p. m. Three societies, Junior, in termediate and senior. Wednesday evening our mid-week Bible study, prajer ana praise meeting, 7:30 sinking ship," apparently works o'clock. Win. C. Katcette, mln- , backward when applied to their lster i natural enemies, cats. . . Three cats, pets aboard the sink- DAINKb 1 O REMAIN ! iuS Greek steamer Stefanos Cos to- memo, hid from the crew and re mained behind when the vessel Oddities Gleaned From Day's News Cat-astrophe at Sea NORFOLK. Va Fell. 21. (AP) The old saying, "rats desert a OPEN FEBRUARY 22! Hue to the fact tlmt Vnshlne- ton's Ijhthiluy lulls on SKturdiiy, the hrcnl banks will remain ooeu tomorrow. It wus announced al I noon today, following a conference was abandoned in the Atlantic. Disrespectful T'.nef CHAIil.KSTO.N, W. Va., Feb. 21. (AP( Jumos Cooper nicked the by local bank officers. The need of ! wrong trade and the wrong loca- imnkinx facilities in transacting tion to pructice It. Saturday's large volume of busi-! He was sentenced to serve two ness, coupled wIMi the fact that years in prison after admitting ho farmers require bank services on looted tho garago of 1". 1). Shingle that day, caused the decision to j ton, superintendent of the West keep the banks open for the ubuu! i Virginia stale police, hours. 1 D ' O C J i noon i reierrea ! RALKKiH. N. C, Feb. 21. (AP) j Raymond Ragan, 3U, a robber, es t caiied from the state prison five ! years ago. Yesterday he knocked I at the prison gates and said he j wanted to complete his sentence. He was accommodated. VITAL STATISTICS MARRIAGE LICENSES H A .M I LTOX-T I" It 11 N Thomas . Hamilton and Maud Turpln, both of Voncalla. Ill at Hospital George Willett is reported to be receiving medical j treatment ut the veterans' hospital. Doe Finds Benefactor PULLMAN, Wash.. Feb. 21. ( AP) Pave O'Conner. custodian llio ilavur lasts. Schillin o to S WAS GETTING DESPERATE A few months ago, I decided we had to cut down our ex penses. I found I could save money here and there. But I also found I had' let myself in for a lot of trouble. For in stance, if I told you how many different kinds of coffee we tried, you wouldn't believe mel I was getting pretty desperate, because we never liked any of them. Finally, I made a discovery. One day at my grocer's I noticed that Hills Bros. Coffee was selling at about the same price thai I was paying for the various coffees we had been drinking. Believe me, I was a happy woman as I bought that can of Hills Bros. Coffee. And I wish you could have Been Harry smile when he tasted that cofiee at supper. He said, "I'll bet this is Hills Bros." "You're exactly right." I an- swered,nand it's the only coffee I'm going to buy from now onl" a '.Will iiawiaag,.. .1 4 PARKINSON'S I We fsnd our shelves overstocked with certain itcn;s so are offering them at very special prices. - Golden West Orange Pekoe ' In the reusable quart jar M $ 1 Ctt Reg. price 59c, special Coffee !mG?d- 5c Salmon 2.Ri.!5:!!:.23c D o Standard Quality, No. 1 . 4 rtda Ull tins, 2 tins J Pears No. 2 Size Tins, 2 tins Jam and Preserves KERR'S, . ' 4JCC 5-lb. Tins W3V 10-lb. Tins f"llJi r-r ' Cantury brand, large olives, WllVeS No. 1 ta'l tins, 2 tins jt Soiap 43c We buy eggs case count Get our price paid before celling. Coffee Bulk FresSi G;ound Special Eler.d. SPECIAL BLEND 1 Lb. 3 lbs .., SUPREME BLEND ( Lb. 25c ; 3 lbs 3S 323 W. Cass Free Delivery Phcni 24 fSCHE N LEY'S American Cream Brand I PILABal The cream of the bleuded whiskies I CopTTlfrlt. lsj. DtotHhntnt. Ine., hw York 1 AVAILABLE IN OREGON
