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TWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, FRIDAY, JULY 24, 936. Sunday nUiwUrc Fursquare Church, puntnr N. J. Ilowso. Bunduy, BM5 u. ui Sun day school. Mm. N. J. Ilowso, superintendent. 11 u. in., '"they IIhvo Not Rejected Thee Hut Me, ' will lie Ibe imslor's subject. 6:30 i, iu Crusader moetln-. 7:46 p. in., evungelistlv service with good sinking unit musical program. Itev. and Mrs. Jackson, missionaries from Jupun, will lie the speukers ut I li evening and will ulso be bringing u some numbers sung In Jnnunoeo. Do not in Inn Oils service. Wedneaduy. TM6 p. in., Ulhlo Blndy iy the puntor. Friday, 7:45 p. ni., evangelistic service. The Psnttcostal Church, 133-137 Blierldan HI. Hunduy school 0:45 a. in. Evungollst and Mrs. Jack Hon, returned missionaries from Jupun, will apeak Sunduy morning, at 11 a. ill. Pastor (laid Hwanaon of 1'llluger. Minn., will be spunking Sunday evening. Uro. and Bister Jeckeon will tell of their work In Japan tonight. They will also sing In Japaueae. 1'aator Jess W. Uun-dcr. Pilgrim Holiness Church, 814 Winchester street. Hunduy school, 10 a. m.; aernion by the pastor, 11 a, in.; Iioliueas service, B:30 p. in.; evening service, 7:30 p. in.: mid week prayer service. Wedneaduy, 7:30 p. in. Cordial welcome extend ed to all. Curtis D. Woodruff, pus ; Eden Lutheran Church, Elga rose. llev. J. A. Kdlund will lireueb ut the Kdi'n Lutheran church, Klgurnao, Kunduy, July 211, in 11 o, m. anil 8 p. in. In Swed ish In the morning. M. E. Church, South, II. C. (Ilea ton, minister. This is our lust Bunduy of the conference yeur. Wo would uppreclute a full representa tion of our constituency. I'reucnlng service at U a. m. und 8 p. m. Church school at 0:46 a. in. Young people's service at 7 p. m. Dr. Morsey of J.os Angeles will con duct the mid-week prayer service (Wednesday, July 211). All friends and interested persons of the Har vester Mlsalon 1'rayer circle uro Invited to lie present. First Baptist Church. 9:30 a. m.. prayer meeting. '9:45 a. m., Bi ble school, )1 a. in., mornlug worship.- Hpeclal oiuaic. Klve-mlnute atory for Juvlors. Sermon, "lxt, the backslider." 7:30. Junior and 'senior H. Y. J, unions. 8, evening , service. Ten-minute hymn sing. Special music. Mention, "T h e lllood Token of Redemption. Wed nesday, 7:30, prayer, praise and Bible study. J. R. Turubull, pas tor. K'. . St, Paul's Lutheran Church, Corey and Military street, West Uoseburg. The service of Hunduy. July an, begins ut 8 p. in. The Hunduy school meets ut 9:45 a. m. Mrs, N, Andre, ef Is super ntendeiil. We most cordlully Invite all to at tend our service und Hunduy school, W. A. Bylweater, 1170 Military street, pastor, Church of the Naiaren. Begin ning gospel tent meetings Sunday July 20. One block north of post office, Hosehurg. These meetings will he conducted by the Taylor evungellstic party, Including Evan gelist K. IS. Taylor and wife, U, Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Tay lor and Mr. mid Mrs. Wlllard 1 1 off man. They will furnish special 1 music at each service In the form j of solos, duets und mixed quartets. 'There will be two services Huiulay j ut 3 p. in. und 8 p. m. and every night through the week ut 8 p. m.. I except Saturday night. We oxtend I a cordial lnvltution to all. First Church of Christ, Scientist, 312 Kast llouglus street. Regular service Sunday ut 11 a. m. Sub ject of lesson: "Truth." Bud duy school convenes at 9:45 u. in. Wednesduy evening meetings, which Include testimonies of heal ing and reiuui-ks on Clirlstlun Sci ence, are liehl at 8 o'clock. The rending room in the front of the church edifice, Is open dally, ex cept Hunduys and holidays from 2 lo 4 p. ni., und on Holidays from 9:30 to 11 u. m., here the Ilible und ull authorized Clirlstlun Science llleralure may be read, borrowed, purchased or subscribed for.. The public Is cordlully invited to at tend Ihu church services 'und to visit the reudlng room. NIGHT LIFE BARS OLYMPICS ASPIRANT (Continued from page 1) for another chunce end promised she would "train und not touch an other drop," Other members of the women's swimming team are circulating a petition asking the committee to give her another chance. The a2 year-old swimmer defi nitely has bulked at the Olympic committee's ruling that sbo return to tho United Slates oil a steamer sailing tomorrow. . The swimmer, broken up by the committee's drastic action, aHked Olympic officials not to "ruin my life." "I know I have been drinking too much and I'm all wrong," Mia, Jar rett told Dr. Raycroft. "1 can't put into words bow badly I feel now. All I am asking Is a chance to (ace the committee and tell them on my word of honor, that 1 did not reallte how seriously the Offense would be regarded. "I've been night clubbing and having a good time for the last three years, always doing as I pleased, going where I liked, drink ing what 1 wanted and when 1 wanted. "The night before the final try outs 1 was up all night partying with my huBband (Art Jarrett, sing er and actor), but 1 won my race the next day. "Nobody ever told me that was all-wrong but It was my fault that I didn't realize that circumstances were different on an Olympic trip. "I'm on the spot now. I feel like Jumping overboard but will train and not touch another drop if I'm given another chance." warning Flouted. Dr. Raycroft, wbo has a daughter about the swimmer's age, talked to Mrs. Jurrett in fatherly fash ion but told her be saw no pros pect of the committee changing Ita mind. Prior to a recent warning, Mrs. Jurrett -hud declared she liked to Imbibe and enjoy the relaxation of purty life and intended to do so regardlesB of whut the officials might think. Waving her hand to all listeners and lifting a glass of sparkling beverage she deolared: "This la the way I'm accustomed to train and I don't see why I should change my habits now." Holds 14 Records. . Outstanding swimming accom plishments of Mrs. Jurrett In clude: World record of 1:62 for 150 yard backstroke. World record time of 1:16.3 for 100 meters backstroke, submitted for approvul by International Ama teur Athletic federation. Olympic championship and rec ord of 1:18.3 (or 10V meter back stroke. Klaven listed national records for backstroke events from luQ yards to 220 yards. FLOOD TAKES OUT S. P. R. R. TRESTLE (Continued from page 1) TOWNSEND CLUBS' DOINGS IN DOUGLAS YON'CALLA. The regular meet lug of the Yoncalia Townsond club was held Tuesday evening. A very interesting talk by Mrs. An nie Kruse on what the Townaend plan has accomplished ao far, with an open forum, wiiere muny vltul questions , wore discussed, mude the meeting very. Interesting. .Mrs. Olive McKee was elected as sec retary, to fill the vacancy left by Mrs. Rogers' resignation. A social hour was enjoyed following the closing of the meeting with de licious refreshments served by the committee, Mr. Sell, delegate to tho convention at Cleveland, will be present at the next meeting, the first Tuesduy In August, and a good crowd is expected to be present, tween Portland and Klamath Falls. Passengers leaving here for the south were blciig carried around the slide by buses. Other main line trains were traveling over the secondary system through Grants Pass, Medford and Ashland. Barriers were erected to divert the rush but lute this morning dirt and water were still Biftiug slow ly over the'raiiroad and highway. STOMACH, RECTAL & COLON AILMENTS STOMACH-Ulcen,. Acidity, Indigestion ECT.-Plles,Ulri, Fissure, Fistula. COLON-Colitli, Bloat. Ins, Cas.Constipatlon. Nohotplnl iurilc.lopcr.tion. No confinement. Writ, or c.ll (or FREE BOOKLET Dr. CJ. 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