Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948, June 26, 1936, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG. OREGON, FRIDAY. JUNE 26. 5936. Sunday fUi i wUno nt the ttt 1 UCO St Paul's Lutheran Church, Curvy and MillUiry Htrel.- There will he no Ht'ivii-tt Hun. lay, June 2H. The Sunduy school will meet at U: 15 a. m. .Mru. N. Andruluff U BUperlntciKleiH. W. A. Kyi wester, 1170 Military atreel, pastor. Glide Baptist Church. The Sun day Hchool Ih kIiih at 9:50 a. m. We Juive room f(tr you in one of the classes. Woj-hIiIii, 11 a. m. l'uet by Mr. and Mrs. Wuiivlg. .MesnuRe on tlio flm part of Jumes i:H, "lriiw nuur to God," KvtJiiiiiK hoiib Burv iv.e and iiifnaaK on, "Wlmt Are the 1'rosnects?" 7:45. J'rayer und lilble study ineuUtitf, Wednesday, 7:15 l. ni. Please consider tills no il co an iiivitutiou to ull mctiLliiKH. 11. A. WanviK, pasLor. First Presbyterian Church. "The 'ihuiri Cry of Humanity" is the mibjert at the 11 u. ni. hour ut the 1 r e 8 h y t e r I u it church buuday. "From Slavery to ftoyuliy" U Hie theme of the evening tervfeo at 7:45. Frunk (iruhbn will hIiik. A 'social hour with IIkIU rurreshmcnts will follow the evening service. Ilfibla school at 9:45 a. m. We have a class for every age- Youiik I'co ' pie's societies of Christian Kiultuv I or nt 8: -16 p.' in. Wednesday eve tiling at 7:30 itible study und pratae ' service; sulijcct:. "Grout (Jlinptera f the liiblo.!' Wm. , C, Fiiucotle, i minister, , . j '. all-day prayer meetliitf. Wtl., 7:45 p. in., praise service. K(i., 7:45 p. in., evangelistic meellnx First Church of Christ, Scientist, ol2 K. Iiouglus street. Regular service Hiindny at 11:0" a. in. uo Ject of lesson: "Christian Science." Sunday school convenes ut 9:45 u, in. Wednesday evenliiK meetings, which lut'ludo testimonies of heal ing and remarks on Christian Hel en ce, are held ut 8:00 o'clock. The ! readiiiK room In the front of the i church edifice, Is open dally, ex- cept Huinluys and holidays from 2:oo to 4:00 p. m.. and on Sundays from 3:30 a. in. to 11:00 u. m. Here J the Itlhle and ull uuthurlzed Chris- tian Science I Item lure may be read, borrowed, purchased or euh j licrlbed for. The public Is cordially I invited to attend the church serv ; Ices und to visit the reusing room. i Foursquare Gospel Church. Dr. ' Howard P. Courtney, converted i newsboy, and now assistant pastor ( of the 1'orlland. Ore., Foursquare I church, as well as assistant super visor of the Northwest Foursquare I churches, stirred a KOod audience j lust night w ith his striking mess luge. Ileur lr. Courtney speak to night at 7:15 p. m. at the local Foiirsquuro church on "Is (iod Pur tiut?" To hear something in teresting, Inspiring und sensation ul hour this sermon. Christian Science ' services t In I Myrtle Creek are hold each Hi day in the grunge hull. 'Sunday ; school for pupils up to the ago of ', twenty, convenes ut ' lo:45 ; and church services ut 11:15. Tho sub- Ject of the lesson-sermon for Sun- tluy, June 28th, Is "Christian flel ', ence." The public In cordially In- vlled to utteud these services. Foursquare Church. FusUir, N. .1. House. Sunday, 0:45 a. ni., Sunday school. 11:00 a. rii.j the pah tor will give a continuation or his last Sun day morning nietunye on "The Work of the Holy Spirit." 6::t0 p. , ni., Crusader meeting. 7:40: p. m.f cvungcltstlc service with good singing followfd by th mesHUge jnn "Who Is n ('hrlnHmi?'y i'lipHtlny, Eden Lutheran Church. There will be confirmation und com ni un ion ut the Eden Lutheran church, Kigarose, next Sunduy, June 28, at 10 a. m. We shall bo glad to see muny present, ftev. J. A. Edlund of Marshfleld will conduct the services. First Baptist Church. 9:30 pray er meeting. 9:45 Dlble school. 11 morning worship (broadcast over KltNIti. Fivemlnute story for boys and girls. 1 Solo, Mrs.i Joseph Deets. Sermon, "Tho Ark of Safety." 7, Junior und Senior B. V. I. imloiiB. 8 p. in., evening service: Solo, J. It. Turn bull. Ser mon, "Are There Signs of Christ's Uutiirn." Wednesday, 7:30, pray er, praise and Hlble study. Wards Bilce Parade SATURDAY '. BOVSl CIHLSI Win t S10 IN PRIZESl DO THIS! I Come to Wards for; full' instructions 'and 4 register., Anyone can titer. i . 4 1 ' ivi iio $101. a uccoratc i your mitei . VVny make bike can be entered, It's such fun. - it Ride your bike in the bike parade. i i f : ! i.l.Uinav;D(r ta EUclric Fen-, d'et kaadlight and iov"- horn, i . Pay SIDown.Rld. Yai Kilt. Aw.yl Extra $5.00 mdse. prize to the oldest entrant, 70 years of age or older riding a bicycle in the parade. Phone 95 315 N. Jackson St. Proud of Scoop la Gloria Lee Hoyt, 11, publisher of a one-page weekly at Mountain Lakes, N. J., scored a scoop on the coun try's ftreat papers with the first personal letter from Gov, Alfred M. Landon, following his nomina tion, thanking her for endorsing hia campaign. Mr-rked by "Legion" TO STAND BY HIM SAN FRANCISCO, June 25. Mrs. Angela Walter today met her husband, Albert Walter Jr., con fessed strangler of an Idaho wo man, and expressed her love for him and a determination to help him escape death on the gallows. Mrs. WulU-r and her father-in- law, a flostou sulesmao, saw the younger Walter In his Jail cell and none displayed visible emotion. Waller shook bands with his son. who merely nodded at bis wife. I still love him, said Mrs. wai ter, red-eyed and sobbing, as she left the prison. "I'm sorry for him and have ail the sympathy In the world for him. This has not altered my affection. I should have known he was this way. by his strmnne actions, even before 1 married blm. He was always up and going away without reason, giving the excuse be was looking for something he never seemed to find." .Mrs. Walter said her husband, admitted strangler of Miss Blanche Cousins of Idaho Falls. Idaho, whom he met on a bus here, bad expressed ' willingness to cooper ate with them In his defense plans. William W. Voisine, mayor of Kcorso, a Detroit suburb, is shown abovo. He is said to have been marked for death by the Black Legion, which boasted that Ecorse had Mia only fully-recruited "regi ment" in Michigan. Mayor Voisine's home was mysteriously bombed last August. Episcopal - Church. HoiiurR: Holy communion 7:30 a. m. Morn- ling prayer 11 u. m. Middle: Eve ning service e p. in. First Christian Church, J. Frunk CumiiiiKham, minister. This com lug Sunday will mark the close of the evangelistic services being conducted by KvuuKolists Teddy Leavitt aud Hemv (iol'f. The pub lic Ik urged to uvuil itself of this lutt opportunity to hear this th st ruljr h t from ( he heart message of Mr. Leuvttt. Hlble school. 9:45 u. m.; morning worship. J M : 35 in.; th list Ian Kudeavor, 7 p. m. ; evuuxelislie service. S p. in. You'll find a hearty welcome at ull serv Ics. Smirsw i ii mmmmmmmmmmm fiwar i xrrA m i ui vrjmi i mum i Real lager TASTES better Lvcr utc Irur Ugcr beer? 1 he Frtlrral dcnniiion of "Lifer" says "It must he aged at lcit 3 month:. Hut Rjinicr is ;cd tongtrA ptrfetteti Lgcr! Here is fur finer lUvor, ruhcr, creamier hcd. and sparkling, clear color; all uitbotit jriifniul fiMoriui, foam-maker, or ot otitis mutter and o a pure lager tool rUinirr's tate will tell you. FOR COMPLEXION . . . Lcidimi physuians s purr Ih-ct aids hotly-lone, meri ts, $omhJ sltrf, tliiitlio and the comflt.xnMt Try Kainier for the liner flavor of true ljgcr; and for n hcalthfulnris aln if your diKtur agrrei. !' say "brer," sjy "Rainier." WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTING CO., "J)iecia Sxiott n America's finest Beer JN BOTTLES AND CANS Roseburg, Ore. Phone 340 EAGLES' PRESIDENT SIIA'UKTOX. Ore., June 26. (AP Keen rivalry for the state presidency and choice of a 1037 convention city developed as the annua Istate convention of the Fra annual state convention of the F ra its second duy. There were two names mention ed most prominently for the chief state office of the lodge. A. War ren Jones, Salem, retiring vice- president, was backed by a group headed by Barnelt II. Goldstein, of Portland, retiring president, and A. II. Kramwell, Mcdford, had be hind him the forces of D. I). Hall, Portluud, state organizer. Aeries from Astoria and Kla math Fulls were making a de termined campaign for the bid as the 1!t37 convention city. Meanwhile steps were being tak en to dovelop an old ugu pension program, and H. J. Lunglo and Wil liam S. Shenker of Portluud and Dr. R. S. Kcoffeld of Marshfield were named as ail old age pen- dion committee. . Committee reports made Thurs day afternoon Bhowed that the 38 aeries lu the stale had made a marked Increase In membership, muny having doublod und some trebled their last year's roll. in the women's auxiliary tho names of Haxel Marshall of Sniem und Hetty Wood of Klamath Falls were being mentioned for tho next president. this was caused by their desire to grow slim and wear scanty clothing," iJr. Fa iris said. "Inves tigation within the last few years, however, shows they art living at a high tension and burning the candle at both ends." EVANGELIST WILL TELL LIFE'S WORK Tonight, Friday, at First Christ ian church, Evangelist Teddy Lea vitt will bring a message la which he will tell of his work In the evangelistic field. He promises a thrilling story of missionary work along the Inside passage to Alaska, of preaching In dance halls, turn ing pool halls Into churches, etc. There Is already evidence that one of the largest audiences oi the series of meetings will be out to hear this message. It Is repotted that lurge delegations will be pres ent from other towns In the coun ty; so that good seats will need to be secured early, according to ull expectations for attendance. Another baptismal service Is to be held at the close of the Sutur day night message. NOTICE Heginnlng Tuesday night, June 3oth. the Krocker family, west coast Ideographic Evangelists, will hold meetings every night at 7 : 30 ut the North Methodist church. The, word of God In. music, song, pictures and heart to heart talks. Special singing accompanied by vfbra harp and guitar by the Krocker sistors. Everybody wel come. Adv. PORTLAND, June 25 The red menace of northwestern forests ap parently is due for another major sethuck. Officials of the forestry department said 2N8 miniature ra dio receiving and transmitting sets und more than 60 larger outfits, will augment 13,000 miles of tele phone lines in the national forests of Oregon and Wushlngton under a new fire control program. ATTENTION! Do you know the Standard Chevrolet Is not only the lowest priced full size car but the only low priced car with all steel safety one-piece top, hydraulic brakes, level floors, and no-draft ventilation system. Adv. ENDEAVORER HITS AT RACE HATRED LAKKSIDK, O.. June 25. (AP) Arthur Stanley ,of Portland, president of the Oregon Chrlstfun Kudeavor organization, whs elected chairmun today of tho first youth conference of North America. Harriott Lewis, of (ireat Falls, Mont., und Peggy Woodruff, of (ireiMiville, N. Y., both represent ing the Methodist Episcopal church, were chosen as secretaries. J intuitu .Jackson, of New York Clly, deploring what she describ ed as racial discrimination In ad ministration of relief, uracil the conference to adopt u platform of concerted action in breaking down racial barriers. "The lllack Legion, Ku Klux Kiun and similar fuscist organiza tions are merely practicing on min ority groups what they are plan ning to administer the uutioti ut large," she Bald. SCANTY CLOTHING NOT CAUSE OF T-B VANCOI VKK. JllllB 25 (API Srnlllv rlnthilii; iK lint tfi liliimn Tor the tult'r.-iiloHg ih'iub run? amoiiK youiiK Kins Dr. H. A. I'ur rl "1 Suim J ull ii. N. II., aniil here todny. Hi, r'uri-lt- faid ulthoiiKh h do pri'nse hal titen notpd tti (Iputh.s froiu iht ili-PH.su KPiiprally, iherp lmd lippn no improvpinpnt In ihp fnuillly i-Hte amoiig girls liptwepii 15 mill 35. "II wu.t thoucut Ht first that STOMACH, RECTAL & COLON AILMENTS STOMACH-UIcam, Acidity, Indigeition. ECTAL-Pil.Ulci, Fiwure, FUtuU. COLON -Colitis, Blow. 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W' C MMM wis own U now sold it CoaSt dialers by Gtiural Pelrolaim Corporation and Kjtlmort Oil Company EXCLUSIVELY Largest Selling Motor Oil in the World Next Sunday, June 28, you will find in The Nw Editorial Section Editorials, Weekly discussion t on economics, pallHct, cinc or world events, by Frank Kent, Dorothy Thompson and Mark Sullivan. Oulncy Scott'e cartoon Ben Hut Lorn pm an Senator Soaper In Othet Days " lohn Kelly's Capital Pageant Revtev Letters to Th Editor Newt reviews: The. week In the world the Oregon week; the week ta Portland. Book reviews The Now Magazine Section Four-color picture of Franklin D. Roosevelt (similar to the one published last Sunday of AH M London), i , Watch lor War," a prediction o( Asiatic hcs. tlliuee this summer, by Bert Hail (General ChanX "Girl Hunt, by Dashlell Haramet, author oi "The Thin Man. "Fehabilitatlna Northwest Farms," by Rss lord G. Tuqwell, describing resettlement, administration activities In the Northwest. A paa of lour-color pictures of luvenlls movie stars. A short story . . . and a "short" short story T reading the Borderline," chapter 3. Canada's Maternity Maraihon.'' Plus many other features. . . . and In the main news section, a rjbst3n fil tnciease in local, national and toreian "wsl 8-PAGE TABLOID EDITORIAL SECTION and a BIGGER MAGAZINE in 2 Sections Always ahead in news supremacy, The Oregonian announces a group of new features, starting next Sunday, further to establish its pre-eminence among Northwest newspapers. Increased size, increased color, increased news content reflect increased news value for sub scribers! June 28 in The Sunday Oregonian