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Fr Methodist Church In Weal
ItimeliuiK estemla a unliul uel
come to ull. Our object In to preach
the Word or tiod, pi-HyliiK the
Spirit o( (loil to apply it to the
nfedy aoula that the aln-laden limy
kuow the Joy of nine loi'Klveu und
to enjoy the Spirit's fullness. Hun-
day school, 0: 15; nioriilng worship.
IV.ib. Teatlmoiiy lueetlim. ll.i'j
32:00. KveniiiK evaiigelUtlc strv
lec, 8:0(1. Wednesday nlnlit pruyer
service, J: 00. If you and your cbll
dren do not attend Sunday chool.
why not come and ntudy the leason
with us. Vou are welcome. Pallor,
Murvln P. Knlgga,
' Church of tha Niiirire, Ilevlvul
meetings at the tent near I he pom
office are allll 111 progress and will
continue over another week. The
attendance ha been ateadlly in
creasing, with good interest. There
la apeclal inualc at every service.
On Friday night Kvungellst K. E.
Taylor will give a lllhle answer to
tlie (location, "Are we In the laat
daya?" or "is Jesus coming soon?"
Haturday night thero will be spe
cial features of Interest to young
people. Hunday services as follows:
Children's meeting at 1(1:30; song
und preaching services at 11 a. in.,
3 p. ni. and 8 p. in. The public: is
most cordially Invited.
! Olllard Circuit. There wlll.be a
union picnic' fur the circuit at
Clinton's park, iHlhird, Oregon,
next Sunday, August 2ml. U. S.
will convene at 10 a. m. Preaching,
Jl a. in. "Ploneera of Faith," will
bo Die title of the measnge. Hub
ket dinner at noon. All members
slid frientla of these churches are
most cordially Invited. (Hen P.
White, pastor.
Flrat Church of Chrlat, Scientist,
112 F.aat UoiiKlas street, lingular
service Sunday at 11:00 a. in. Sub
ject of lesson: "Love." Sunday
school convenes at b:46 a. ni. Wed
nesday evening meetings, which
Include testimonies of healing and
remarks on Christian Science, are
hold at H o'clock. The reading
room In the front of the church
edifice,' la open dully except Sun
days and holidays from 1 to p.
in., and on Suutlaya from 11:80 to
'Jl a. m., where the Hlhle and all
authorized Christlun Hctence litera
ture may be read, borrowed, pur
chased or subscribed tor. The pub
lic is cordially invited lo attend the
church services und lo visit the
feuding room.
St. Paul's Luthtran Church,
Corey uutl Military si reel, West
Jlosehm-g. Tlie aervlce of Uiindiiy,
August 2, begins at 11 u. in. The
topic of the sermon is "Jesus and
Mio Man Who Forgot Chm-ity." The
Sunday school lueuts at 11:45 u. in.
We most cordially invite all lo at
lond our services and Sunday
'school. We have classes for all
.ugua. Wo preach "A Changeless
Christ for a Changing World.' W.
A. Sylwesler, 1170 Military alreet,
, pastor.
' First Baptist Church. The Hun-
day school meets ut 11:15 with
.classes for all. Harry Howe, super
intendent. The regular morning
worship service will lie III charge
ut Karl Faulkner ns our pastor Is
. at Caacadlu ut the young people's
conference. II. Y. I V. meets at
'7:.10. All young people aru cordial-
. ly Invited to meet with us. Vern
' Hodgoa will speak ul the evening
' aervlce on tlie subject, "The Hour
! la Closed, Open It!" Itegultir uilil
. week service on Wednesday night.
' A lime of blessing lor ull who
couie. We earnestly Invite you
come anil worship Willi us.
' Glide Baptist Church. Kuniliiy
.school atarta at 9:5u. Come with
Die family and enjoy the school
-and morning worship Willi ut
; Verne Hodges Is speaking at th
, morning service. The Htindiiy
' school at Peel meets ut 3:00 p
' An curliest invitation la extended
to all ill that district lo ul trail 111
' school. Young people meet at 7:oo
for an Inlercbtlng lime of discus
' Plull. The evening service will be
In charge of Karl Faulkner. He
' member our regulur midweek aerv
' lee at N:o p. in. Wedneriluy. A
, lime of lllhle study, testimony and
prayer.
First Presbyterian Church, fnr-
' tier I.HIIC ll ml Jackson slrcrla. Itev
, III lice Cole of Philadelphia will
speak both morning and evening.
' The Itev. Mr. Cole Is on his way to
I tbu mission fluid.
Pilgrim Holiness Church, SI I
Winchester street. Sunday school
. 10 a. m. Mid-week prayer service
llltiraduy, 7:30-p. in. The district
superintendent, Paul Nering, will
lie In Kosehurg and will have
charge of the preaching services
, for Holiday aa fullowa: Morning
- acrvlcu JJ a. in.; holiness service
1 2:80 p. ut. evening service, 7:3t
' p. m. A cordial welcome la ex
tended lo all. Curtis li. Woodruff,
, imstur. . .
Flrat Christian Church, J. Frank
Ctiniilnghani, minister, ihe "Slg
nifleancu of the Moan miction" will
bo the subject of the morning
. message this Lord s day. This will
be tile- third in Ihe series of ser-
moils on I lie general Ihouiu. "The
Fulness of the (lospel," The eve
, ulng service will consist of "Cou-
lurence K hoes "; u service of real
luliitesl in young and old. This
; servlco will feature young people
and will bring In sung and tesll
uiuny a breath of (he spirit and In-
splralloii of Ihe reccnl "Fir Point
; Ciirlsilan Service Camp" near
,' leiidale. which was enjoyed hy
- mure (bun three score young peo
' plo from souihetn Oregon. These
services will he held In the church
basement, due lo the fact thai Ihe
' andKorliim Is being reseuled. If
you-want a cool place lo worship.
; joii will flml M hero. Haptlmial
. service al the close ol Ihe elenlllg
M'nrice. A hearty welcome lo all.
First Methodist Episcopal
Church, S. Raynor Smith, minister.
Sunday morning t 11 o'clock
Kenyou A. Palmer uf . Chicago,
field representative of the (ii-
deona International, ihe Chrlsliun
Commercial Men's Association of
America, will speak. The church
school will meet as usual at 0:45.
hpworth league at 7 o'clock and
evening worship at 8 o'clock. Mid
week prayer service Wednesday
evening at 7:30 o'clock. We in-
vile you to worship with us.
St. George's Episcopal Church.
Holy communion 7:30 and 11 a. in.
Everyone reounsted to attend one
or the other of these services as
there will be no services Ihe fol
lowing Sunday. Perry Smith.
Around te Coesty
DAYS CREEK
DAYS CREEK, July 30. Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Wright, Mr. and Mrs.
Hay Wright and daughters, Jose
phine and Miixlne, attended the
show, "The Ne wFrontlor." in
Itoieburg Saturday night.
Mr. und Mrs. A. E. Moore and
duughtur, Mabel, vero Kosehurg
visitors Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Tollcii and
children, Gloria and Jimmle, left
Thursday for Helllngham, Wash
ington, where Mr. Toll en has em
ployment. Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Brown of
Dlxonville spent the week-end as
gucsia of Mr. and Mra. C. C. Hill.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Ilrudeu and
children, Virgil Lee and Virginia
Curol, of Fort Scolt, Kansas, are
visiting ut (be Oetlnger ' home.
Mrs. in ailen is Mrs. Oelinger's sis
ter.
Miss Janet Moffelt. county
health nurse, was In this vicinity
Tuesday making arrangements for
the pre school health clinic which
la to be held ut the school build
ing Tuesday, August 35, from II a.
ni. to 4 p. m. All parents are uruod
to bring their- children ot pre
school age, especially those wno
will begin school this fall.
Mr, and Mrs. Ilert Chunev and
daughter, .Marguerite, of Cochrane,
Uiliroriila, are visiting .Mr. ami
Mra. John llaclior. Mr. Chanev Is
Mrs. Haclior's nephew.
Vie .Meslek has gone to Potuskv.
Mlchlgun, lo visit his parents. He
expects to lie gone about six
Weeks.
.Mr. uml .Mrs. Kuymond Snore
and Ctis l.npp were cullers at Hie
Hunter pome In Tiller Tuesday.
MiiiJoiIb Wright returned home
from Meilfoid Sliltduy. She had
been vIsltliiK her aunt. Mrs. Frank
Johnson.
.Mr. und Mrs. Muc Culbertson
ami parly of l.ug Angeles vlslled
melius in the Hays Crock vlclnliv
1 lienuu.
.Mr. und Mrs. Honuld Mirer und
young son, Lylo, made u week end
I rip In Diamond and Crater lakes
nnil Klamath Falls. The Loiters
went by the Tllier-Tiall route und
returned via the Pucllic highway.
MELROSE
MEI.HOSE, July 31. Mr. and
Mrs. C. (I. Crlleser aei-ompunleil
by Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Ward went
to Winchester Hay Sunday morn
ing where Ihey spent iho day fish
ing anil enjoyed u picnic dinner on
Ihe lieaeb. They returned home lute
In (be evening.
Mrs. (limner llcdherg spent Ihe
his! week-end ut Klunmlh Falls
visiting her husband, who is em
ployed there.
C. II. Holmtpiist received unite u
painful Injury In Ins foot last
week when he was struck hy a
falling tree.
Mr. and Mrs. J. (. Ilncklulld had
as Iht'lr guest Inst week lleveiend
Carl Sivausou ot Chleugo. He Is u
cousin of Mrs. DncMlind ami visit
ed at Melrose several years ago.
He lift Sunday for I 'on hi nil uutl
oilier northern points.
Mr. and Mrs. Mllo Howurd and
Ihe hiller'a slsler. Miss Elsie SJo
gren. led Wednesday lor Empire
uutl inner coast points where they
will enjoy a week's vncalloii.
The latter pari of Inst wuek Mr.
mid Mis. J. (I, llackliiiid, lleveteud
Curl Swans, hi, Miss IHmnliv Muck
Inn. I unit Mr. and Mrs. Harvey
miiile a Hip to Itccdspoit vhcie
Ihey spent Ihe tiny visiting Hie
luiler's dnuulitnr.
Woodruff brothers had Ihe mis
(online in get one of Ihelr horses
badly crippled in Ihu logging wood
Tuesday morning.
Mrs. E. Eilman recently relumed
to her Inline after spending the
past (wo months vlslltng In p,m.
land and Sitleui. ..
Mr. and Mrs. Carl l.tindeen or
Mokebiirg spent Hirer. la last
week at Ihelr Intni Immu. Mr. I.iiii
deen will spend Ihe remaining
Dr, R. J. Lockwood
CHIROPRACTOR
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Phono 445-K
H. R. Nerbas, D. D. S.
Glenn Phetteplace,
D. M. D.
DENTISTS
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pll. CHARLES A. EDWARDS
ll la a wonderful ihing that
In the very flrat chapter of
Oenesia, the greatest of all poa
alble great truths should have
such clear and emphatic expres
sion. Man Is a child of (Jod.
Made 111 Ills Image Willi a mor
al sense and a power of choice
and self-direcdon that links
Hlui to the divine In the fullest
ami must complete way. That
Is why his failure (o attain to
goodness and virtue and real
greatness is such a tragedy.
Man was made for such high
ends, hut hi! allows aordldness
and selfishness to rob himself
of his high goal. Hear Father
forgive us and help ua hy Thy
grace to yield obedience into
Thee. Amen.
Biminior mon tbu there. It tit Mm.
Lundeen returned to her home In
HunelHirg.
CLENPALE
OIKKI)ALK, Ore., July 30.
Mr. and Mm. I. IX Jiminie" Winch
were KoHt'burg callers Monday.
Dhii Fish of Coti!lle was a woek
end victor In (Jlendale. Tom Cot
llnghiiin accompanied him home
for a Khort vlnil.
Mr. and Mrs. lnwrence Coatello
Hint Sunday flahiiiK at Hobinaon
Hrfdge.
Mrs. Georne C. Dyer and Mrs.
Kd Barton were ItoseburK visitors
Tuesday, MIhb Dorothy Dyer, who
has been yIhKIdk the past wf'k in
KosebuiK and MHrshflold, accom
panied them home.
M,rs. A. W. Wtanipole and son.
Hoy, of HosehuiR, are vlsittng her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert
Olson.
A. (J. HeuulnKer was a business
caller in Rose bu if? Monday.
Miss Patty Cool, of Drain, is
the house Kuest of nor grandpar
ent, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Olson.
Mrs. A. G. Hcnninicer and son.
Injury, drove to Winchester Wed-
i ictt day. Larry will visit lor the!
next two weeks with his aunt and
uncle, Mr. and Mra. C. F. Ilen-
ninger.
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Hemiincer loft
Thursday for a two weeks busi
ness and pleasure trip to San
Francisco, Calif.
Mrs. K. A. Post and Mrs. Hu-
dolph Hltzmtm of HosehuiR were
city visitors Tuesday. They were
working in the interests of the ad
vance seat sale of the American
Lesion Drum corps competition
which takes place during the
American I-replon convention in
HusebuiK, August 13, 11 and 15.
Mr. and Mrs. K. C. MuriliiiKton
und Deniece, and Dean Tute drove
to KtiKene Wediienday.
Mrs. M. S. Hat elm in. of )es
Mnines, Iowa, is visiting her sister,
Mrs. K. II. Hanthorn.
Kerb . Knapp, appliance sales
man for the Culifonila Oreuon
Power company, In here this week
attending to business matters.
Miss Velma Wardrip left Satur
day to spend u week with Miss
Madeline Iteunlnger at her home
at W incliester.
Mr. and Mrs. D. If. Miller. Jr.
aim (lauKiner, Joan, of Astmla, are
visiting ut the home of their pit'
rents, Mr. and Mrs. D. II. Miller nt
their Capitol Auto VIIIumc home.
Itev. A. J. Brown and children
Phyllis and Alan, Mrs. It. M. Kberle
und Bob and Harvard and Beverly
Lewis visited lit Grants Pass Wed
nesday.
Mr. und Mrs, Herbert C ran no
and children from Baudot, mudn a
short vlult with Mr. Crouse'a sis
tor. Mrs. W. C. Sclilelnh.
Miss Hhoda Lee Penrose, of New-
beiR. is makliiir an extended visit
with her uuut, Mrs. W. C. SchleiKh
Mrs. E. W. Thlrsk left TueBday
for her home In Kelsey, Alberta,
Canada, after an extended visit
with relatives hero.
Mrs. Halph S learns of Mvrlle
Creek mid Mist, DpshIo Deardorff
of San nttnclxco spent Tuesday at
the home of Hev. and Mrs. J. K.
Howard.
Mr. und Mrs. W. It. Greer, of
Myiilo Point were Sunday Kuests
of their son and dHUKhter-hilaw,
.ir. uiki sirs. LieoiRe Greer.
Hill Chapman, athletic Instruc
tor from Pacific college ut New
born, was a city visitor Wednes
day. Walter Sethor has been uwarded
a scholarship to Llutield college,
at McMinavillc. Walter whs h
member of the l!i:!(i (jraduallng
" Mie (.leiHlltle Ittvh sehofi)
We Have Just Received
a New Shipment Of
Bird Cages
In lovely colon of ivory and black, green and gold, or
blue and ailver with the vory reasonable pricea of
$1.50 $1.75 nd $2.75
We also carry a moat complete line of everything for the
. bird by the
Justrite Bird Seed Co.
You can buy a (land for your bird', cgc
lor only
Churchill Hardware Co.
Ironmongers
cONVENTION
Hfiggf "Paragraphs
' UyW. H. BAILL1E,
Executive-Secretary, Conveutlon
Commission.
Accord I n to the box bead on
the first pae of the News Keview
today only 12 days are left in which
to complete Ihe details and arrange
ments for the greatest show Rose
bui-R will have ever seen. How
these 13 di yn will fly by. The
convention will be upon us before
we can say Jack Robinson.
We suppose everybody has heard
the convention commission has
received word that It can have all
the beds and bedding It will need
for the big rally. This really wa
a break. The acquisition of this
extra equipment will just about
solve the housing situation, so far
as organizations are concerned.
The commission heaved a great
sigh of relief when General Simons'
wire was received. If It hadn't
have been for another harrowing
detail of trouble, some of the om
missioiierB might have smlleu for
the flrat time In days.
If you wish to see something
right pretty, step down to Fisher's
and look at the drum corps win
dow that Walter Fisher and Earl
Wisner have arranged. Thia win
dow will call attention to the p re
convention sale of drum corps con
test tickets to be launched Mon
day. The boys at Fisher's have
done a good job. The center at
traction Is the famous Clifford W
Brown trophy, which goea to the
state champion drum corps. It is
a beauty. Step down and look at It.
Trophies of all sorts will be blos
soming out in the windows, of va
rious merchants within the next
few days. These are mighty fine
looking pieces of equipment and
will attract much attention. Dr.
H. C. Church, chairman of the tro
phy und award committee, is busy
uncrating and unpacking trophies
coming In from ull parts of the
slate. 'These will he put in store
windows and under constant light
so that everyone can get a good
look at them. Dr. Church has had
trophies la his window for several
days. Those still to come will fill
several windows
Mrs. Ellen Post, chairman of the
pre-conventlon sale of drum corps
contest tickets, has un ardent and
pulhuslnstic helper In Karl Wis
ner. president of the Roseburg 20-30
club. It Is the members of Wis
ner's organization who will han
dle the Bale of these tickets in
Roseburg. They are going at It as
If they meant business. In case
you don't know It, the 20-30 club Is
another civic organization of Rose
burn whleh volunteered to give the
convention commission any help it
eould to put . this big meeting
across. They are a flue bunch of
young fellows who huve handed
themselves together for mutual
helpfulness and civic betterment.
When word of their adieu earned
in, Mrs. I'ost whs informed of it
and she lost no time in accepting
their services. They are now ull
full-fledged salesmen In the drum
corps ticket sale. They will be
busy during all of next wee!;.
The telephone keeps on ringing
and rlngltiK. Everyone wtrhes to
purchase drum corps contest tick
els. "Where can I get lickets?"
"Well, I know they don't go on
sale until Monday, but couldn't you
Just sell me a half dozen now? 1
have some friends coming from a
long distance and I want to he
sure they see the contest " The
Hnswer must always be "no." Yea,
we have the tickets. They are
printed. Packets have been mail
ed to committee chairmen from
Permanent Relief
from Piles and
other Rectal and
Colon Disorders
Why conttnut to tufTirF We havt trtat-
td and pcrmantp'.iy relieved) thomanda
of cases as severe at yours. Snecislists
tn Stomach, Rectal and Colon ttlmtnts.
21 years successful practice.
Vif hotpltalittrfrlcalopcrarion. No confinement.
Wrtte or call for 1 RbEdetcripUve Booklet.
Dr.C. J. DEAN CLINIC
PftysJcJan and Surflsoit
ft R fmtt Burn ids and Grand Avenue)
Tele, icat EAst 3911 Portland. Orrion
$1.50
Gtendale to Drain. No, we cannot
start the sale until Monday. We
wish to give everybody a chance.
so goes me aay.
A lady called up yesterday
(Diess ner rouij and wanted (o
know what had been done with the
Toledo girls' drum corps. She Just
knew the commission was worrying
about taking care of them. Cer
tainly they wanted to be housed
together. Certainly It would be
difficult for the commission to
find a suitable place for them. This
lady offered her whole house to
these girls. Beds for all. Even
some of their meals if they wish
ed. We don't know as yet what
the housing committee has done
ab'ut these girls, but we'll bet this
kind lady has her hands full dur
ing the convention.
ELKTON
ELKTON, July 30. .Mrs. Anne
Franklin returned home from Eu
gene Wednesday.
R. O. Thomas was a Drain visit
or Saturday.
A coyote killed around iwenty-
flvo sheep for R. A. More the past
few days. -
J. N. Hendcrer and family and
Mrs. J. J. Henderer wore Diaiu
visitors Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Col ley and fam
ily were attending tp business In
Roue burg Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. O. S. Reek ley were
Drain visitors Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Bosseu and
family returned homo Tuesday
from the coast, Oregon caves and
Crater lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hudson
spent Sunday in Eugene.
Mr. ami Mrs. D. L. Rule have re
turned home from Gardiner where
they have been visiting.
Mrs. Ella Fenley nas returned
flip
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N. D. Cool Drain
N. R. Fisher Kelley's Corner
C. J. Grimm Roseburg
I, B. Nichols Brockway
home from Portland whom aha ham
j been visiting.
A farewell party was siren Mr.
and Mrs. Wilbur Garrison and
family a eek ago Saturday night
Th Garrisona have moved ta near
Port land where titer wl) work for
.Mai Lyons.
P. Fenley made a Dtisinesi trip
to Cot tug e Grove Monday.
bold Its regular meeting Tuesday
evening, ai tins meeting the new
officers were Installed. Mrs. It. O.
Thomas, noble grand; Miss Doro
thy Travis, vice grand; Marbel
flader, secretary; Edith Adams,
treasurer. At n luin hmir nhubon
and watermelon were served.
j. l. nnoed, wno is in the hos
pital ut R oae burg, s reported bet
ter. A judge with mi bo teeth, In the
opinion of Justice of the Peace
John Oniou, of San Antonio, Tex.,
has no business tangling with law
suits involving them. When a suit
brought by dentists against pa
ll en to for payment of manufactur
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teeth had been roplaced recently.
The case was tried by another
Judge.
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E. T. Stenseth Yoncalla
R. O. Thomas Elkton
H. R. Underwood Oakland
Ellison & Ellison Dillard