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Newspaper Page TextJ TWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG. OREGON. FRIDAY. MAY 8. 1936. ty Churches First Pregbylerian Church. "A Message From the .Mother of Jusua," Mother's day siibjert at the Presbyterian church Sunday ' morning ut 1 1. The three Ku deuvor isocieties will upoiiKor u Mother's day ttervice InKiniiiim ut b.io and merKit'K into the eve iiiDK service tit 7:4T p. m. A short addresa by the pawtor, "A Syro Dhenlciun Mother." Following lilt? uveniiiR service at K:-r the three tiocietiea will give au informal re ception lo faiherti and moihers with liKht refreHhiiienta. HI lilt school at :4fi a. m. A Hpecial wlcoii.ft to futheiB and iiioihers. Wednesday evening at 7;M Hihle study and praise service. Huhjecl, "Great Words of the Kilde." Win. Faucette, minister. Foursquare Church, pastor, S, J. House. Sunday whool 9:45 a. m. Morning worship at II a- lit.. I lie pastor's measure heiiiK "MenV Mothurs." Crii.sadur tueeliiiK. (i:3U p. in. All youtiK people are invited to attend if you are not affiliated with some other church. Kvaiifcel Istic service, 7. "There's a Light In God's Window for You," an il lustrated message will be brought by Hev. llowne in four scenes de picting the lite of a mother and her son. During the evening serv ice a gift will he given to the old est and youngest mothers. Wed nesday evening at 7: So p. m. pray er and Itihle study. Friday 7:'M) p. ni. WvangellBtic service with deep er teuching messages. Come. A welcome awaits you. ' Seventh Day Adventist Church at Military street. Kabhatli school ut 11:45, Saturday, with preaching at 11 o'clock and M. V. society at .3 p. nit Prayer meeting Wednes day, 8 p. in. Specials: Salurday, 8 p. m Mother's day program, "Do You Appreciate Mother as You Should?" Sunday night 8 o'clock, colored pictures of the Hawaiian islands will he given In the church Sunday evening, May lo, at 8 p. m. This travelogue Is plven by Mrs. F. II. Convay. Several Bcenes of surf-lxiat riding on the beach at Wiakfki will be shown. The late queen's royal funeral procession, the most gorgeous tiling of its kind ever held in tiie United States or Its possessions will he given fu pictures. There will be a descrip tion of the Hawaiian islands witli (heir in teres ting hlplory. Actual Hawaiian songs will he silug. ac companied by the ukulele. Many curios will ho shown. Kver.vbody la welcome, I Jillard Circuit. Mother's hay: Dlllard: 10 a. m. S. S.; 11 u. in.. Mother's day tfeivlte. Special mu ni c. Camas Valley: 10 a. in., S. S.; 7 p. m., Kpworth league; 8 p. in., Mother's day service. Special mu sic. I.uokiuggluss: In a. in., S. S.; 11 a. m., Mother's day service by Kpworth league; 7 p. in. Kpworth league. The theme for this day will bo a "Mother s Influence. Scrip ture says, "Honor thy father anil Ihy mother." livertoue should re vere the memory of mother. Plan to ho present at a Mother's day j.ervice. (Men P. White. ' The Pentecostal Church, 1 XI-111" M Klii-i'ithin St. Motlifirt' Snmluy will m In your tliiy lo put the Suiitliiy w - school over (In lmi murk by brinn JJJI liiK your clilltlirii In by ic if. ti. in. m ' rM'( iill lUOllMM H H (KI (tll) Klliuliiy tuoinhiH; wiib (iiiiiHlnm iioi(r llu M litinoriMl iiioilii'r on tint pint t'onii. JJ ' HIhut 'libt i'l'inbotiiin ulninn. m "Mother," foUuutMi hy the nicrtKiii1, "Let Not Vour Mrurt lie Troublctl." " A Utlltl tO llKltbclrl. SH'('llll m Korvin hi t lit' eveninK fu which m every inotlier'tt Ann niid ilaniihlei- ithoulil join In memory of mother, SIhUm'h Violet I'einberton tind Itreii- . ' nun Shorlridne niniiiK "Tell Moth- tr I'll Ue There." The evening IiieBmine (iy the pastor will he " "Alothei B SliniiK llo..'" te Fine to bear (bene mt'KMit'i. an tll tllote on Tuetlity uiid KlbliiV e 0 limns. 1'iiHtor Jew W. Uuiuler. Methodist Episcopal Church, K. 11. Lock hit rl, mlnltiter. It heltiK the . day upon uhirli ".Mitthet" j Ihiii ored In piihlie woiHtiip yervirt. thin Sutnbiy, chun-b leHcrs (,f trunnrer will be rend and nil on- portniiity Miveu to thoe who wish to honor their parent in thin WUv. ' to unite with the thunh. The pix. , tor speaks on 'Home and Mother' nnti the ehoir will render hpertnl ; imiMie. under diieetiun or Mr. (.' K Hi-inline. At the S o'clock mrviee In the evenlHK the story of "The ; l'irst Senium I Kver Vreai bed' will be told by request ami a mes wik' will he foiiinl (herein for all . .The SiHulav tu'huul at 11; Ifi in ; witli Mrs. A. .1. t;.-ddes, superin tendent. inviieH all HKI'H lo KtlldV i the llible and the Kitworth .-:imie Miss ViiKiniu linde. presitlent al 7 p. ill. Invites voiiip; people of hiuh m-hool line to rounder t'ln istmn voik. The pastor spenkM Wednes day tiluht at the mid week service on "The Welsh Revival ami lis Author." The public lordially in vited to worship sei vires, stmlj, J l'layer and praiso nieetinits. St. Paul's Lutheran Church, (Viey and Militaiy slicets. v tst JJosehuin. The service or Sunday. .May lo, will heuin at vmp , , Ktead of 7.:io p. in. This t.,. upt'i'bl! Molbei s tiny servue, The junior choir will sini; a selection lor the mothers. The topic n flic Ht'Ml will be. "So Itihtical A.I Ice Ittv fluisiian Children and ( hrlslfan Parents." This will (he first of u series of sermons en titled "Some llihllcal Advice loi Vou and Me." The topics ol thc Hecond mid third sernmiis ret. per il vHy are; "Some Itildical Atlxice for i'bi 1st tan II u s b a n d s and Wives," and "Some Itihlienl Advbe for rhiisliaii Citieus." The Sutr day mhool meets at !: t;, a. m. Writhe .....t.- ..it in jiiiciin mil- service und Siimliiy school. V'. A. t:lnr.lrr, 11 ;u .Mllltai) street, Imstui. First Church of Christ, Scientist, :!12 K. (tuitglus si reel, Itegular -service Sunday at llrou a. in. Sub ject or Ii'ksou "Adam and Fallen .Man." Sunday school convenes at W : 4 it a. m. Wednesday eening meetings which include testimonies of healing through Christian Sci ence are held at :0o o'clock. Th" residing room In the front of the church edifice, is open daily ex cept Sundays and holidays, from 2:00 to 4:tto p. m and ou Sunday morn i ngs from 9:30 to 11: 00 o'clock. Here may be read, borrow ed or purchased the Itible and all authorized Chr ntfuu Science litera ture. The public is cordially invit ed to attend the church services and to make use of the reading room. Christian Science services in Myrtle Creek are held each Sunday in the grange hall. Sunday school for pupils up to the age of twenty ( ti'v-ni-s at In: IS a. in. and church ten ires at 11: IS. The subject oi the lesson-sermon for Sunday, May loth, is "Adam and Fallen Man." The public fs cordially invited to attend these services. Mother's Day at the Church of St. Joseph. Next Sunday, May 10, will be Mother's day. and In the church of St. Joseph it will be ob served with holy Mass at 7 a. in. at which all Hie children and as many adults as possible will re ceive holy communion, and offer same tor their mothers whether living or dead. A social address will be given by Father Joseph. Also iiiH.Hsi at 9:3. In the evening there will be services consisting of liosary children's procession, sermon on the best of all mothers. the story of Mary and her Divine Son. The children ure expected to attend and so give honor to their mothers. Pine Grove, Oixonvllle. Mililo srhool meets at 10:15. Basket din ner at 12:45. Church m rvli c at 2 l. in., Hev. .1. It. Turnbull. First iwpnst cliurch. Hosebuiir. Is Mi.. special Hiicakur. Mr. Tun. I, nil win also sing. Church of Ct.n.i r:ii,i ri,. Uihle school at 9:511. The 'l.nr.r Supper at 1 1 : no. .Special Mnlliei 's day music. .Monilnir iur,.,,. ...... Old Fashioned Mother." Christian Kndeuvor at 7:00. Convention re ports. KvungcliHilc service at S 0(1 Kvenlng niesBiigi,, -.1H After ward." Vou uie linn,.,! to all these services. Glide Baptist c:iurc;i. Rundav school. !):r,u . ni. have room you In i of -the classes. Foi e- """" service, 11 ,,. ,. .special m. sical numl..r hihIi a.s vocal solo 1 'Wei. iimutcl and liialriiiiientul! trins. .Message fioui the teM, Acts : 1:11. Fellimshi,, dinner ai noon I I'.vemng meeting at T::m V ! at the IVel school, 3 p. m. Oiegon STOMACH, RECTAL & COLON AILMENTS SrOMACH-UIccrs, Acidity, lndtyostion RECTAL Piles, Ulcers, Fissure, Fistula. COLON-Colitis, Bloat- in;;, Gas.CJonsti nation. Dr.C. J. DEAN CLINIC 0'"'.'.""""..':""Jii"ti.iA.-om.. ' ' ""'in.l.Off.;,,,, H. R. Nerbas, D. D. S Glenn Phetteplace, D. M. D. whole county dentists m v :r:z T rii s.r.zi ra."- I ,. IB IkiAJ duck! Gal- f rA 1" pered steel Gas When Desired I I iJl vmind j cWba prongsl Savel Terms May Be Arranged IJ rffffl franwl Savel 1 r- I Hours: 9 a. m. to p. m. J r ,- --.. SAVEOM 1t bSZ'P7$3, Evening. by Appo.n ?JJfTON Mj Gctden Set 5 M.sonio Bldg. 488.J ; 'Ci 49C 20 'SLv I tiS! -eS fall'l For!,weeder. S12 ' .r-.-Ai,,,,!.! el; 60c value. vfJIFi?I ""! Hevy VjSM' MONTHS ' !!!!H fn W're t'''!! gauge steell GUAR ANTtE jtfifmt i S" ramC' Ya,iT I 9: de" IfPP Revolving O 111 111 Jl II 1 r r I Ml Cu"'Vat0r SPRINKLER MIUIMlll i) 1 w 3 29 mm ioo - - 2- i "f ?itt'k 5 different at- Nft'll'll Exch. , KP 7hm,nl Cover. u,o Mccs all S.A.E. requirement, ' 1 ISIW whcH V", Covers up to for output and ro starting! I :v ' v , : , : . I Save "10ncy! ' ' Use Wards Garden TOO,s- llSHfl j ...' '.n iimhuii., HJUMll'll llllll WHM'tl. B(.t 1 SL- " I 11 il V, . Vy U hcid. II tceiii (omcd fn.n, tMkv.U I ' V TS'tYl 1 l1'1'''!' of liar Heel. f f A 1 6s fpE Bernard A. Young 119 Jfl Roseburg. Ore. .1 - iY h lmudle. lii ln i,ili.s,,., IpS 1 RepubUran C.ndidale For j V ' 1.10 l l .rd. 1 State Representative I jf J SPADIN0 FOf" 1 VwS'SS- FOR DOUGLAS COUNTY I AJ7;lSSr N.irlhern llh hun.lle. Four lem- 1 SafJcclc,y J Prinmry Election May 15th jfrffi'"' Tl 1.00 ' M V Dl ATCAOii. ill ' Fewer laws, and lets expense in I fi yT govetnment: adrqu.Tte old o pen- I ,'LB 2 ff fl uiib: it one ft i. tjiiiiwhI Liruie mi ur -j ta h I'ai.l I'olllHiil Adv. I 1 jrTr ' 111 un I none ya Rapt J stale convention mets at Albany May 12-14. Church uffii i-rw have chaise of the prayer meeting j lJiipdy. 7:3'J p. m. Vou ai in I vitfil to attend all uifetiiiK- H. A. ! V. aiivjjf. pastor. First baptist Church. J. It. Turn bull, minister. fi:3o a. in., prayer meeting. b:i a. in., Ilible School, Harry Howe, superintendent. Classes of all ages of both sexes. II a. in., morning worship. (Ser vice broadcast over KKN'lO. Quar tet, "Memories of Mother," Mrs. Deets, .Mrs. Turnbull, Lieut. Ander son and Mr. Turnbull. Five-min-l ute cartoon talk. Sermon, "Moth er." 7:00 p. m. .'Jen (or and Junior 11. Y. P. I'niouH. 8:00 p. in. even ing service. Mr. Turnbull will sing "My Mother's Prayer." Sermon, I he Motherhood of God." Wednes day 7:o0 p. in., prayer, praise and Hi hie study. Thursday, all-day meeting of the Tri-Suuare club at Mrs, Ceorge Cas key's home. M. E. Church, South. Church school, li :4a; young people's serv ice, ti:30; preaching services, 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. There will he special Mother's day music at both services. Cotuo and worship with us this Sunday. A cordial welcome to all. Jl. C. Gleaton, pastor. St. George's Episcopal Church. Holy communion 7; 30 a. in. Church school 9:4.r a. m. Morning prayer II a. m. Service soldiers' home a. 111. Kiddle cveniiiL' urav- er 7:30 p. m. First Christian Church. .1 Wj.i.lf Cunningham, minister. II o n o r 111 other on Mother's day. We cele brate Mother's dav nt First Christ- Ian church next Lord's day morn ing. Halph Church will sing and the nastor will deliver n inpuu'h'u on the subject. "Can We Safe guard the American Home?" The subject of the evening sermon will he. 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I - mZtk.m Jtr:tM,i& Heavy, rubber. y w w gh i v iy v member the hours, Bible scbooT, 9:45 to 10:35 a. ni.; morning wor ship. lo:35 to Jt:4f; Christian Kudeavor, 7 p. m.; evangelism, ff p. m. A cordial welcome awaits you at ail services. LUCY WOODHOUSE PASSES ON AT 82 Lucy Margaret Woodhouse, fc2, wife of Fayette Woodhouse, died at her home in West Uoseburg Thursday, following a lone neriod of ill health. She was born at London. Ontario, Canada, December 6, 1853, and had lived in Hose burg for the past 10 I years. Besides ber husband, she is sur vived by a son, Myron Woodhouse, of Kosehurg. Funeral services will be held at 2 p. ni. Sun. toy at the Itosebiir I'ndertaklng company chapel, Kev. J. li. Turnbull officiating. Inter ment will be in the Civil Bend cemetery. ' - o- SUICIDE FOLLOWS ' SLAYING OF WIFE I'HKSTON. Wash.. May 8. (At') Oln I.lljemark, M, Carna tion truck driver, allot and killed hiin.sclf lien; today, the nherlrfs office reimrted. after delivering the liody of his wife, TreBsa. at the home of a hrother-In-law here. Cor oner Otto II. .Mittelstadt said Mrs. I.lljeinark had heen slain with an uxe. The l.iljcniarks' lfl-y e a i-o I d daughter, llevu, wan found cower ini; hi a closet at (he I.IIjemark home when the authorities went there to see if she was safe. Several suicide .notes found In l-IIJemark's aiitoinohlle save no motive, hut Mlttelstndt said UIJc maik hud heen drinking heavily and quarreled with his wife. i ff TUBE PATCH KIT I - "l I "i TUBE PATCH KIT ' 1 S I . ,- . . ..- i POTiSdDMIEKY TO TAX ESTIMATE WASHINGTON, May 7. (AP) Secretary Morgenthau told the senate finance committee today that although his statements esti mating revenue from the undistri buted corporate provision of the administration tax bill may have been ambiguous, the treasury esti mate of that yield remained at It)? 3, OOO.Ouo, George O. May. or Price, Water bouse and company, told the com mittee yesterday Morgenthau bad made a "misstatement" in that S4,&00,0t;0,0oo in corporate income would he withheld from stock hold era this year under the present tax law. May said Morgenthau had failed to deduct the $l,lt0,0)0,0t0 in taxes the corporations were peeled to pay if the law was not changed. On this basis, he chal lenged the treasury's revenue es timates on the new hill. In a letter to Chairman Harrison L., Miss.), of the finance commit tee today, Morgenthau conceded his statement was open to misun derstanding, but that the "possible ambiguity" did not extend to his revenue estimate. ENGLAND OFFERS ARMS CONTROL PLAN LONDON. May 7 (AP) The British government today present ed a four-point proposal for uni form international regulation of the arms traffic to the royal arms commission. it em h raced a foreign office memorandum described as the re sult of 14 years of: experience in Now! Results Giiaraiitecd with America s Finest Paint! "Htr'ifea protection" international discussions. ! The government, it was stated, considered an achievement of great value could be obtained if the principal arms manufacturing; countries would agree to a conveu-: tu.n accepting the following prin-J ciples: 1. Strict national control of arms manufacture. I 2. Publicity for arms produced, 1 exported and imported. j 3. Establishment or un interna tlonal supervisory organ. ! 4. Responsibility to that organ i for the accuracy of returns on j manufacture and trade. I The memorandum also stated the government favored conclusion of an international agreement re garding arms manufacture and trade. The royal commission has been investigating private arms manu facture. SUTHERLIN HONOR ROLL ANNOUNCED SUTHERLIN. May 8. The Blltll erlin high school honor roll for the pant nix weeks of this school term is headed bf Jesie Marie Man nine, with a 6. average. Those students following close behind are: .Martha Hult. Dale Harvey. Or lo Howe. Helen Allen, Vcrlle (iull dersleeve, Leona Howe, Pauline Trozelle, Elvira Woffonl. Opal Wttcher. Juanita Allen, Charlotte Hratton, Margaret Anderson, Vera Hratton, Opal Cole. Juno Kelly. Vida Wolfe, Glen Conn. Dr. R. J. Lockwood CHIROPRACTOR 312 E. Cass St. Phone 445-R America's Wards IKaiiiibfler Far ahead of any tire in itn price class for con struction and all around performance! Guar anteed to give satisfactory service I 100 PURE IVim Oil Vmrif td Vofut 30i 35c qt ?ULf', t 17c Inched. 1 ax, qt. 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