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Newspaper Page TextTWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURC, OREGON, FRIDAY, JULY 10, 1936. Sunday fU.iwUne St. George's Episcopal Church. Sunday, July ii,, 7:3i. noiy com munion iiml meditation. No scr vitro at 11 o'clock, itov. Perry J I. bmith The Pentecostal Church, 133-1;! 7 Shcrldun Blreet. , Sunduy school D:45 , a. m. Itev., At wood Foster will be MptmkiiiK Friday, Saturday and Sunday of this week and every night next week. Children's church 7 p. m. Jtt'Kular services 7:4f p in. Itev. ('osier has a detailed mo del of tho Tabernacle of the Wild erness that he will use in his ten day Hible study. Pastor, Jess V. Guilder. Pilgrim Holiness Church, 814 Winchester street. Sunday school, 10, , in.; sermon by tiie pustor, 11 u. ipi.; holiness service, 2:3U p. in.; evoniiiR service, 7;3U p. in.; mid week prayer service, Wednesday, 7; JO p. m. Cordial welcome extend ed to all. Curtis I). Woodruff, puu Vit, fet. Paul's Lutheran Church, Corey and Military streets, West Ito'si'lnirR. The service of Sunday, Juiy 12, will beKfn at 8 p. m. The topic of the sermon ,will he, "The J'liper Use or the House of Wor ship." The Sunday school meets ut l:4f, a. ni. .Mrs. W. Andraleff Is Bujiorintondonl. We extend a cur ditO welcome (0 all to attend our forvice and Sunday m-hool. W. A. Syjwester, 1170 Military street, jiastor. foursquare Church. Pun tor, N. llwse. Sunduy, U:tr n. 111., Sun diU' school. II a. in., "Kasy-tioiim Christians" will be the pastor's morning subject. 0 : 30 p. m., Cfusader meeting- 7: 45 p. m., evangelistic service with ood sinK iiiff and nieHHiiKo; "The (Jospel Ae cokIIiik to (he Plumb Line." Wed nesday, 7:4:1 p. in., Kible study. Friday, 7:45 p. 111., evangelistic meeting. 'First Presbyterian Church. "A J't'ofeHsnr of PsycholoKy 'Keturns . tofltellKiou' " Ik Hie surtject at the; 1'fsUyteiiiin church Sunday morn-! Jug at II, reviewing Dr. Henry C. Link's recent book, "The (leturn to JtjtllKlun," At 7:45 p. m., the IhJ'mo will he "A Ceriuin Noble man," Frank Crubbe hIiikIiik. lllhle school nt 9:45 a. in., with an in vitation to all not attendniK olher t'Uuruhes. Y'uuiik penpliH meet Jiirh at ti:l.r, p. m. Young people orV all ue.H Invited. ednemiay ckmiiK iiiMu Hiuily and praise BuEiviee at 7:30 p. m. 111. C. 1-nn-ttMtc, minister, r M. E. Church, South. ..H. C. (ilea Un, minister. Uiurih school KM5 11. 111.; preachiiiK services, 11 v. 111. and H p. m.; ymint; peoples 1141 vice 7 p. in. We aro pleased to announce. Unit Rev. Charles Fuller ufleetor of the Uospel Broadcust lU? ttssociiltlon of Hollywood, (Jul., will bu with us Friday, July 17. Moiiibura of alt churches are ex tended a hearty invitaliou to join Ullh us 011 this occasion, First Methodist Episcopal Church iH. Ituynor Smith, minister. The church school meets at It: 45 with classes for each age group. Morn ing worship at 11 o'clock with spe chil music uud a sermon by the junior on "A (lood Soldier of Je sus Christ." The fcpworth League TRAINS EAST t CITY OF PORTLAND I riVI"SAILINGS"MONTHLY , FROM PORTLAND, 3.43 p.m. J on III, 7th. )3h, 19th, 25lh. J f 39 Hour, Portland to ' Chicago, no ixtia pari . , Din.r-lovng., Coach buff.! and Ihr.a K Standard Pullmans, all oir-rondltion.d. PORTLAND ROSE Daily J Coacht, Pullman Tourlil and Standard Slpri, Obirvntlon-loung Car, 4 Dinar, ALL AIR-CONDITIONED. PACIFIC LIMITED Doi'y J.Mr-rtiinlitH.in il I'liin lu-K A 's.j.ImIim.I .Sli-t-iu-r?. Al.. ('nt.- (ihr.r nl t'Mi "'in. MitlM at Cut fc- Shop rrh-ff. LOW PRICED MEALS PHr Service nd Fr Pillow a In Conchm on all trains. tft.r 1-hilN. .-otiMtill SMtiiti-ni l'.. J ft-' Afllt. Ml Wtllf .1. t ClIIH- 2 inlliu. A-hI. i I. A I' w. nl, . IM(tt. k KIm-K. I'oitlaii.l UNION Hi will meet at 7 o'clock with reports from some of the young people who have been attending the Institute at Mule river. At 8 o'clock the pastor will tako for his sermon theme "HuildiiiK a Life." We in vite you to worship with us in these services. First Chrisiun Church, J. Frank runuinKham, minister. This friend ly church extends a welcome to all, to worship at ull of Its services. The morning messuue this Sunday will he the scriptural answer to the Important question. "What Ik the Church." The evening sermon will he one of Interest and vulue to young uud old, on the subject, "Quitting I, ike .Men." There is a place for all young people in the Christian Endeavor meeting, and for ull ul'cs in Hible school. Time of services: Hible school, 9:45 to 10:35 a. m.; morning worship, lu:3.r, to 11:45 a. m Christian Kn- deavor, ,7, p. m.; evangellHin, 8 p. ; mid-week service, Wednesday, X p. ni. The newly elected Christ fan Kndpuvorers will be Installed at the evening church service. Pine Grove Sunday School mcts ai luriu. Ibtsket din ier and preach ing at 2 o'clock by Hev. (ileuton of itosebui'K. First Baptist Church. 9:30 a. m. prayer meeting, y ; 15 a. in., lilhle school, flurry Howe, superinten dent. CIuhbch for ail ukcs of both hcxos. Jl a. in., morning worship. (Jlroaflcasl over KKNH). Klve miiiiite story for hoys and girls. Ihiel, "It I'uys to Serve Jesus," .Messrs. i.uumrctix and TuinlniU. Sormoii, "Altur building and Tent- piK liiiig. 7 p. in., Junior and Sen ior II. V. P. I!, s p. hi.. evuneelfB- tic service. Ten-minute hymn sing. Special music. Sermon, "False Ite fuges." Wednesday, 7:30 p. in., pruyer meeting and Hible study. i. it. i u i ii null, minister. MARY O. HYZER OF , COW CREEK DIES CI.KNDAI.K, Ore, July 10. M1117 Ollvn lly,tr, 56 ynaiH of ut!, wlfu or .1. W. ilysMir, imihhriI invny ot htji- (itinio on uiuiur Cow urui-k Wi'iluoxiliiy, July nth. (Jruvo- HltlU KI'I'VlCVH ttl'I'O Ill-Ill III lilt! Clttiiilitle tttini'lHiy I-Yltlity n(lr- noun, in. 3 ottliHli, llv. J. K. ilotv- urit offlt-iutlnK. . Mih. Ilyzttr in survivetl. lifHlilen iK-r wltlower, hy ilirou hoiih, llnrvuy of Cli'titlalf, In, uf -:iu:eiit; .Mor- riH or A.ttit'ti: two ilniuhtftrs. Su nt' iit-iivu or (.'tiHliini-ii., WiikIiIiik- ton, iiml Tltvotti itonilt-itii of ztilt-a; Jum- inoilift', .Mr. tlponr,. HlllingH of Ajilt'it; u Hinl.T, Klititni (ttiKti- of Drt-ff, lilalio; u li'tiltr. Will Kni'iiny of tll.llihiiiini; two hull bi'otlii-i'H, Ivun IIIIIIiikii of CUtntluk- mil Kvorotl HlllltiKit ot Azult-ii: u liuir. hiollicr,, Alttlilit Mimtera , of Aziiltiit,. mill -jntyon Ri'iinilchllilrch. Piirteriir'al'iuiiirfnionta Wore In CltuIKH of 11, Hhoik-, IlKBOcllltO director ot tho JJouglua Kunttriil iiouio. DISTRICT GOVERNOR FOR LIONS NAMED Dainoii Scott of Coltufte drove !ms been ii()iolntet deputy district Koveriipr for Moim clubs of the district or which the Koehuig club in a member, according to word received by the Ideal club. District No. 3 Includes CotdiKo (irove, Kupcne, Siirlngftcld, Iloso burg, nind Junction City. llfllKKTOItS ;. J. Slit'tiiiikcr, l'rt'H. At. K. Ulltrr, V.-I'rvs. II. ft, I'ltrK.'tfi', .Sri.'. till V Colli--M, AIM'. V. J. Mlfvlll. tn-itit. t'liiiiilu Savings & Loan Iliiilillng, Cor. Jaikson uml Oak Slrwt.s, Kiiiiiliuig, Oiikoii CONDITION Ot1 The Umpqual Savings and Loan Association ROSEBUKG, OREGON tx of June 30, 1936 Rr.S()URCF.S NoIch Seemed hy Mort(;nK $420,085.00 Nnlcs Secured hy Stock 4.0 70.00 Nolen Unsecured 70 3.32 Krnl Fatatc Owned 36,912.22 Sales Cnntracts ."8. 670.6') Federal Home Loan Hank Slock 4,400.00 U. S. Government Honds 6.300.00 Home OKice l)uildin 24.000.00 Advances to Borrowers 5.005.59 Junior Mortgages ' 483.66 $530,630.48 Cash balaiuc June 3(1, 1936 $ 13,710.90 $544,341.38 iJARii.inr.s Investment Stock $597,667.54 l.oan Stock 101,756.26 Incomplete Loans 42.75 C'ontiiiKent Reserve i 19.000.00 HuildiiiK Reserve ' I.HOO.OO Deterred Profits 855.00 $521,121.55 Undivided Profits $ 23.219.83 $ 23.219.83 $544,341.38 8latf of (Mi'Khii, t'ounly til 1tMu);.?, ss: I, IL ((, I'liiueter, SeciiMiit ut Ilu1 nlmv mimed iisstm'liit Ion dn Ml'ntnh sm'iii tint the u Inn i Hliitement In true, to the lirst of m Kmv and htdlrf. . ii. o. iAit(ii:n:i:. sr. ieuu. A l teal; S: J. Shoemaker, Prcnidi'iit. t Subscribed mid kwoiii lo In'ftre mo thin th Hit v of July. ItiUf). tSi'iih V. K. MAKIilS, Noiiuy Public for On-Ktm. My commichion eiies Jmi, it. tlt.!7. A Thimblr.of Hum to Ik MUe .7v-vSs fi I rj V.nutti IbtthU, ot Iniiianapdit. ' f m koMl a IS'tottt ivi'ttff.pai Qanolin r u pow'rt4 pint which it'll till itmti' . I . S m Hoii a th mfutfl plapt mret lt Oi- ' r :: v jF trait It fit Uiirllt riinuttton Itta " i- f ' r ; :i . ' f M 'kali (tea tuneyt o fftitnliae. and v- '' f m irfl, ekattd our niltt by an offiriQt V- ' f j tar btfore it tea. rurortrrtt Virnon ' f w is defending 'kampion tit the Ait- ' f f nirai M'tfjftt int.riwif loiial fropAtf f Jr i ithiek he wnn tatl year f J Mr . -t . , VI vf V Myrtle creek mill to be started soon MVUtLk CUKKk, July 10. The Pine Mountain Lumber Co., owned and operated hy I.. A. iJaly and sons, is just auout ready to begin suwfng. Tiie iiur to connect with the Kspee uud the dock ere about compleifd, and the mill pond Is be ing filled with logs by the con tractors, Kuhh Hrlggs uud Howard ilrowuson. M leust five new families are here to take their part in all com munity interests and to add to the general (mikIiichs of the town. The null means ft payroll for several men. 4-tt 6(Jting ENbED BY HEAVY RAINS Hoys attending the 4-If camp ut Wolf Creek returned home yester day, abandoning camp, becuusc of inclement weuther. Heavy rains drenching the cuinp made it inad visable to continue the outing. K. A. Hrilton, connly club leader. said, and he nnaimeil transporta BASEBALL COQUILLfc LOGGERS v. ROSEBURG eagles SUNDAY JULY 12th Finlay Field, 2:30 P. M. LADIES' Men 35c tl'h-ii (.'. x2 tion home for tiie boys late yester day. 'ihe camp wus devoted to a course In camp cooking and first uld und ubout 40 boys were in attendance. GLENDALE SCHOOL GROUNDS IMPROVED (Jl-KNIWLK, Julv !0 Tht (tlendute sciiool district is improv ing the schoul grounds, work hav ing started this week of laying cement walks fiom the intersection of Willis avenue to a point parallel on Molly street and so curved as to meet the main entrance. Walks will also be laid from the main walk to each side entrance. About six men will be employed on the job, supervised by J. Knner Nelson, It Is planned later to hind scape thai portion of the grounds be twieu the walks und the building with lawn and shrubbery. Confederate pensioners, soldiers and widows are dying at the rate of ubout l,;J0u annually in Texas. The rolls carry about Suo men. DAY Ladies FREE niitiic nuts Wtinl..-rlv K. U inil.. rly H. It. sinf inn kT W. l- 1 1 ii rr j f Jlt'tny JlitiiJ. . S.W.KMi July 9. (AP) Greet, iiig service, not "pest stutious," will bo Oregon's welcoming ges ture to incoming motorists from the south. ft. 11. Haldock, state highway en gineer, announced today the state would institute within the next few days official tourist greeting and Information service ut each of the principal highway en tramcB along the Culiforuia-Oro- gon state line, , The service, Haldock mild, will be in contrast to the pest Inspec tion ordeal which motorists under go upon entering California. It will be carried out in cooperation with the mute police department, which will designate its officers to tho duty of meeting and greeting visitors ut the line. At (Jovernor Martin's suggestion the highway department is also studying a plun under which a limited number of colloue stu dents would be employed during the summer months to operate tourist information stations at the chief highway entrances into the stale. Hefore each seuson these information agents would be given a special course of instruction as a part of the highway department's tourist inrormation serv ce i thorized by tho last legislature, OREGON EVENTS C It ATE It LAKK, July 10 (AP) 'I hi; unoliiciHl greeter Kir Crat er hike tliU year is Bulge, a bear whose rnemtliness won him his title ami his color his name. Like wise, hi!i liiiht color Is a nuzzle MQU Sensational WHITE STYLE SHOES Formerly $3.98 Ties, Pumps, Sbicca Constructed. Very flexible ALL WHITE TIES, PUMPS AND STRAPS Formerly $2.49 OW AH $2.49 and S1.98 SPORT OXFORDS A complete range of styles and sizes from which to choose. CHILDREN'S WHITE OXFORDS AND STRAPS Formerly $1.29 Guillie Styles, Solid Leather Soles MEN'S HI CUTS Formerly $4.49 Goodyear Welt com position soles steel heel plate liiL KLUJ "rs.-suwTj NT Hlri;l?5 thus far to biologists. Park officials said he pones read ily tor pictures, consumes all food thrown to him and apparently has made the rest of his tribe under ?tnnd his position, because other bears disappear when Beige hoves in view. ASTORIA. July 10 Sulniou packers said they would send u strong protest to the U, S. engi neers against immediate' closing of the gap in Houneville dam between I the main spillway cofferdam and I the Washington shore, claiming it ' would mean virtual extinction of large runs of salmon expected to occur in the next 90 days. ONTARIO, Ore.. July 9. ( AP) Officials hero said today that 18 ex-service men have fib'd applica tions for homesteads on the Owy hee reclamation project under preference rights granted to them. Most of them live in this area. I PORTLAND. Ore., July 9. (AP) A cast encuHed Inna Westover, j Portland aviatrlx, today as she continued to recuperate from ln- 1 juries incurred In a plane crash on Camas mountain In Washing- ; ten June 27. She received a brok- ; en back and probably will be in (the cast several months. SALlL, July 9. (AP) Con trary to the accepted belief, the male nf Ihe "hliwlr u'i,ln'' c,r,i j species may have the same "hour Klass" null kings of the female, W. u. .winer ot Mulem saltl he learned. Recently, Miller said, a tnend brought him a spider with the Iden tical nmrklngH of a female spider which he had kept In a bottle. He put it in the same container, but the visitor soon died. The next morning, however, .Miller discovered his female spider had nested during the night and now he has about n doieu baty ON CHILDREN'S - WOMEN'S - MEN'S iru NOW NOW NOW $394 UliMliiMiJW f I .. t "OS W ,:a. spiders In tiie botlla PORTLAND, Ore. July 9. (AP) Judge Thad D. Landon of Kun sas City, Mo., counsel for the na tional board of the Shrine hospital here, told interviewers he was "sure" that his cousin, Governor Alf Landon of Kansas, would be the next president of the Lulled States. TOLEDO. July 9 (AP) Nor- ! man kVpcnmn. fireman of tho vol- ! untecr fire department here, said ; today that Oregon cities boasting about their fire records this year should take a look at Toledo's: ! Three fires Bince Junuary 1; damage $25. VALE, July 9. (AP) Roy Dal ey, clerk of the Malheur county court for eight years und republi can nominee for re-election, pre sented his resignation to the county court. He iias been In poor health. Harry Sackett was named to succeed him. Experts can tell crystal beads from glass, beads by pressing them to their lips. The crystal beads feel colder. Permanent Relief from Piles and other Rectal and Colon Disorders Vfbv continue to iuffcr? Wc have treat ed and permanently relieved thousand, of cmcs as severe as yours. Specialists in StDmacli. Rectal and Colon ailments. I 25 years successful practice, j No hoipltaliurHlcalopemtlon.No confinement, WrltcorcallforFREEdcKrtptivcDooldet. ! Dr. G.J. DEAN CLINIC Phytlcimn and Sureeon KE. Tomer Burnside tnd Grand Avdo Telephone EAst 3918 Portland. Oregon i liesirfaniKBe PRESENTING Price Reductions nji n LADIES' WHITE SPORT OXFORDS Formerly $3.98 Goodyear Welt, medium and NOW low heels. Leather or Soles. Children's WHITfe OR BROWN SPORT OXFORDS Sizes 8l2 to 2 Reduced from 98c to 94c MEN'S WHITE OXFORD'S Formerly $3.49 NOW Plain Toe and Wing Tip Styles. 16-IN. HI CUTS NATURAL LEATHER FINISH Reduced From $3.63 TO TENNIS OXFORDS 79c 89c 9c White, Red or Green. Save 20c on these. Dr. R. J. Lockwood CHIROPRACTOR 312 E. Cass St. Phone 445-R HOME LOANS To Buy; Build Remodel Refinance No Commissions No Finance Fee Low Interest Attractive Tcrmo Umpqua Savings & Loan Association Crepe s 2594 ii ta fa s-ii PACIFIC Phonf 95 Rosebiir, Orrjon 315 N. Jackson St.