Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948, October 30, 1936, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextI TWO Sunday nU , f wUnc nt iho I VL i d ICO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG, OREGON. FRIDAY. OCTOBER 30. 1936 Eden Lutheran Church, Elgjirose. Hunduy bcIiouI ut Hi:o a. m. rii-rv-k-eB in Knfclluli ut In formation uddrt'HB ut tho home of Win. SundKirom at 3:00 p. in. In Swedish. J. A. Kdltiml, pUHtnr. Dillard Circuit. Millard: 10 a. in., .Sunday bcIiooI; 7 p. m.. Kpwnrtli league:; 8 I. hi.. ii'i:;uliin m-rvlc" conducted by Hit JIuhcIhiik "(ild wms." Chiiiuk Vulley: 10 u. in.. Sun day school; 0:30 p. in., Kpworih IcaKue; 7:30 p. in.. urifacliiiiK wtv Ice by paKtor. LnnkliiKKlus: lo a. in., Sunday Hchool; 11 u. m.. pruui h iuK oi vice by pup tor. "Yo aro my friends If ye do wliatwievcr J com imtml you." John 15-14. Vou ar invltt'd lo ull tlieso iyivici'B..(jli;ii 1 While. , . , t . ' 1 i First Church of Christ, Scientist, 212 K. DoulaH St. Kt-tfiiiar survii Sundiiy at 11:00 a. in'. SuIJt of lenson: 'Kv.'MactiiiK Puni:dini(!iil." Sunday school convenes ut 0: 15 a. in. WedmKduy meimitf iw!liiitfr which include IcbiIiiioiiIh of heul Uik and ri' nm r It h on ('hrlHlittu Sri ence, aro held ut X oVlork. The reading room in the front of the church edifice irt open dally, ex cept Sundays and holiiluyH trout 2 to 4 p. in. and on Sunday from !t:3u lo 11 u. in. Ilnre may be read, borrowed or purchased, Iho llibie and all authorize! (.'In iMiaii Sci ence liteiaiure. The public Ih cor dially Invited to attend Iho church wrviceB uud to vlnil the readiUK room. St. Paul's Lutheran Church, Corey and Military street. West l(osehur. The service of Sunday, November 1, begins at 11 a. in. This will bo u special IteTttrmu tion day service. The Sunday Hchnol meets at U:4s a. in. All Sun day school pupiln are requested lo be present promptly since wit plan on beKinnitiK our winter reheaiHalH lor our Christmas Her vice. We most cordially invlie all to attend our service and Sunday school. W. A. SylweHier, U7u .Military unite I, jiastor. Pilgrim Holiness Church, KM Winchester street. Our revival is still In progress and Cod's bless ing Is on the services. Urn, Ork ney, of Pasadena, who Is conduct JiiK Iho revival, Is pi-caching the old-time gospel. IT you uro Inter ested in ru Hnlvulinii unit true l.ollnesH, ccjiiie uiul belfi us jmihIi the ballle. Hro, Orkney, who spent several years on Iho. foreign Held, will speak 1'rlduy iiijht, Oct. So, on the buIiJitI r hiIkHomh, and will Hive us iinme of his exper .nees as a worker In .lapan and Korea. It. will he worth your r-hllo in hear him. Services every flight except Saturday. Sunday Achool . ! ; 45 a. in.. Sister lla.el Hays, supoi'lulendeni. Mtnninn service 11 o'clock. Kvenhig serv ice 7:30 o'clock. CurtlB l, Wood ruff, pastor. Church of tho Nnzarene, riott Fowler Htrenl, W. It. Schuriiian. minister. o a. in., Sunday school, V. 1. V u bo n, superintendent. Clauses for everyone. - Come and Btudy the Mlble with tin. II a. m.. niornlng worship. Sermon subject, "Connecralion, All or None." All of our friends are cordially Invited to worship with us. Pentecostal Church, Shell hut street, A. Harold Versing, pas tor. Services for Sunday: Sun diiy school nt M :!.". Mist Violet ronibortnti. superintendent. A class for all ages. Morning worship at 11 a. in. Messane by the pastor. (mi mtniion Her vice. Missionary olfering. Kvangellstle service at 7 : 30. Come and Join t ho people In it real live service. Services of Ihe week: Tuesday ululil at 7::tn. come for an edifying time in the Lord. Kriday night at 7::tn. young people will assist the pastur in tills service. E)aU EJevotfons PR. CHAKLKS A. EDWARDS Our Christian piluciplen aro to he lived out in all the rolu tionshipH of our dally lives and it we lail to find exemplifies lion I hen there Is very liltle else about theni I iiat mat ters. A fulthlesH and tiuie-Nerving ser vant may be no better uitd no worse than u harit-heuded uud tncoiiKldeiute mu:ster. lint the Christ-maii Is guided by Christ ian principles, and (ho Chi 1st fan spirit Ib suiipoHerl ti) Hiuooih of the rough and rugged corn ers out of living together, and in make Hie Homewbut pleHsunt and ugreeuble both in family und community und soiuethiiig Is wronjj when they do not bik:-(e-d lb' doing tiiat. We are grateful to Theo. O Ood, tor homo and family und all the In timate relutioiiB of life, which add so greatly to its happiness und satisfaction. Amen. Slayer of Four? ' v :, J for evangelistic services. Wednes day, 7.:io p. m., evangelistic serv ices under Leonard Kilers, cow boy evangelist, begin. Come early if you want a good Beat. J. It. Turnhull, minister. First Methodist Episcopal Church, S. Haynor Smith, minister. Tile church schyol will meet as usual at !:45, As the uudltorluin is being redecorated we have been Invited to worship at II o'clock at the M. K. church, South. Jun ior and Intermediate leagues will meet at .1:1 a und (lie Kpworth lea gue at f:30. There will be no owning preuching service. Mid woo4t service of prayer and Miblo Btudy Ht 7 o'clock Wedneday eve ning. A weU'omu for all. First Presnyterlan Church. Ih-. R. L. Dunn. Itible teacher, will speak at both services Sunday in the Presbyterian t chiirch. Oi. Dunn ts teacher of one of the larg est. Bible ulusses In HoKehurg. Mrs. Win. Campbell will sing at the morning service, Krauk (iruhhe in the evening. Organ vesper service at 7:l.r Sunday evening. Tills in a musical treat. Voung people's meet lugs ut ft : :!0 p. m, Wednesday evening al 7:!(o mid week prayer, praise and lllhle study. "(Ireat VerHos of the lll hle," Will. C. Kaueette, minister. elliottTuneral SET FOR SATURDAY Kuueral services will he held at Ihe MoihodUl church in Cunyoii- vllle at 'I p. in. Saturday fur Wll- hert Kugeue llllotl, Clendale, who died at tlraiilu I'uhk Wednesday nlght.r -Kltintl's death rtrsulted from a fraltuUiil . skull, caused by a fall- liiK llmbVlllle be was employed In Ihe logging woods of (he Iiighuni Lumber company, lie wiik horn September 11, 1 1 1 1S. ' at Cniiynriville. He leaves a wife, a flve-mouihs- old son; his puivuls, Mr. and Mrs. Mark KlMi'll, of Canyoiivllle. and Colli' sisters and a brother. Kuneral uriungemenls are In charge of the liosehiirj; Cndorliik- ing company. Interment will he in the Masopie cemetery at Canyon- vtlle. Lulbur June Luther Jones, above, an excon vict, was held by authorities at Elko, Nev., following his alleged confession he was the slayer of four men, found dead in an iso lated cabin near Desert City. Angry ranchers threatened to lynch Jones but the crowd was Aspersed when Sheriff Charles Harper put in a call for tear gas bombs and reinforcements. Three of the slain men were prominent ranchers in the vicinity. Photo of a Champ I-eoiiard Kilers, the cowboy evan gelist, will begin a eeries of evan gelistic services in the First IJap list church, next Wcdneuduy ev ninff. Mr. Kilers spent about ten years on a larire Wyoming ranch, later entering the movloa; but now as he says "Riding the range for Ood. Mr. Kilers says In writing to iiif friends: "To me the world is just a big range on which ure roaming millions of heads of hu man auci; some lost, some struv ing, some In poor pustuies all. more or loss in need. There is one, the only one the Lord Johub who can meet that need. 1 he purpose of tiie xound-up for Ood' is to have that need met by get ting the stock together and pre 'tiling the Lord Jesus to them 1 flavior, friend, burden-hearer and problem solver." Mr. Kllern uses two original choruties "Hiding for Jesus" and The Round-up is on," which the young folk delight in singing. He iB also an expert rope handler, und occasionally uses these for the benefit especially of the younger folk. Mnrjoric Gestrlng, 13-year-old Jun ior high school student in Los An geles is the same Marjorie Gcstring who won Iho springboard diving title at tho Berlin Olympics, She' just a schoolgirl now. Fellowship Meeting at Four square Church. A fellowship 11 1 iiiH is to he held nt Ihe Kourscpiai c church Monday and Tuesday, Nov. 2nd and :trd. with service .Moiida) iiflernoon ut U::io p. 111. and 7:!lo p. in. and ibree meetings TucHduy al I0:;to a. in., 2::i and 7::i. Dr. H. .lelfrtes of Portland, Ore., the supervisor of (he northwest divis ion of Kouruuro chun'hes. pas lor of one of the largest churches In Portland will be the speaker. Sir. and Mrs. Jeffries just recently returned from a trip arotiud lie vorld and have the latent Informa Don on world conditions. Mr .lef files also tiad it peivotial lutonlew vll h Massdint. lie will he show Ing slides (alien u hile ahiead some of which are rare in that they are the first to be taken Kveryono t lhlt'd to atlend the-;e sen Ices Monday an. I Tuesdii Sunday. !l:l.'i -a. 111., Sunday sihoul. ll:oo a. m.. "Riilershlp t if tJnd." Wtjl Im the pastor's mil'Jeil. U.'Mt p, m.. Junior Cni.uutev meeting 7 :3u P. lii.. evangeltdtic sen Ice v. Ith 'good singing am! Uev. D. It. Allan speaUlu;;. ; W. W. "Bill" Willis For County Commissioner Lived 47 years in Douglas County. A farmer and fruitgrower for 24 years, in CanyonvUle section, has had successful business experience. My platform: Common sense, courteous, business like handling of county affairs, for all the county. VOTE 39 X W. W. WILLIS jJclicate v 7e flavor lasla Schilling" Long Misery with Bloated Stomach Couldn't Sleep at Night with Pain. "I Am So Grateful for Van Tage!" Testifies Oregon Lady. ' Awl'ul K'lH 11 llcl lilnat illdiKOhtion ilt'tor mwilii-horriblo pHiiin In the inlcatlru'H upllltiif; up of nur facxl rtiibMiuiice Hint 11 1 111 o h t cauHi'B Htninyiiliiliou -a trrllilt' fueling llk a liniRK of hu'oIU'II hloitt in tho v "I feel like a New Person since I took Van-Tage. I simply can't praise this Great Medi cine enough," says Mrs. L. E. Guild, well-known Oregon lady. First Christian Church, J Prank Ctihulughain, minister. "A NVw oucept of the Ktundom": a con piderallon of an otien ovtrhokeil feature of Ihe Mnudom of Cod; PUhJcct of Ihe moi nlng message, tiifw l.nnl's day. The evening IIICHHilffe Will he '"lhi Ilnusebolil of Kid ill " Vuii will alwavs fliul 11 rotfllal welcome at ihls irlemllv chureh. UlUe I'lmnl. ! t;t u. in ; inorniiig on hip, !" "." a. m : ChriPttaii Kmleavor. ti:;!o p. m ; I'vangelistn, 7::i" p. m. First Baptiot Church. !l: l.r a tn . j'rnver ino!ling. ! : I Ti a. in,, Pibb1 Hihotd, elasseit lor all ages of Jioth ('r.ves. II a. 111.. morning nerv ico. ItroadeaMl over KltNlt. Ouet: ;drs. 'allacrt Robertson and J IC Turnhilll. ( holr ehot us. Sermon : "What America Needn Mosi." ;id j. 111., eangellHc service. Ten infnnte hyntn ulng. Solo: Mrs. Jo seph Oeets. Sennoli : "The Value nf ' "no M'Miinn-btdnt Tieteltv 7:io p. ml, n't.iuil ('la'! iiaeiln C. W. CLARK w if I. tvn, ,1.1m, , ,1 S- MAYOR OF ROSEBURG Republican Candidate for State Senator IS ymrs b-.isinrnii activity n Rofcbur);. Pioi-n-ssive ut conrcrvativc. Douylns Dtmty first. Vote 30 X stomach sleeplessness theso are ', some of the penalties of an Cpset Stomach. j Many people in this section have j suffered this way KOU YKA US. . Now Vuii Tnne is relie fiiK them by I the thousands. More ih an lie mil-1 lion bottles of this Uetnm liable j Formula have been cold, and right J here in Kosebutx thousands of hot 1 ties have been distributed to the sick and suffering by Fulleiton's j Uexall I 'rug Store. j Twisting Stomach Gas ' Kor tusinnee, just a few days ago. Mrs. I,. K. Ouild of 2 lluine Court, rorthind, Ore., made the tol- ' lowing statement about Van Tune. , Mrs. Ouild has lived there tor , years and is Widely - Known j throughout the stale. 1 "Kor years 1 hail such an t'pset Stomach that 1 was in continual tnineiy. After every meal that I ait? I would hue terrible gas pains all t hiorigh iu stomach and m rood would sour Inside of me ami cause horrible bloating. I coiibln t ' sleep because of ihe pain and al ways felt woin out f 1 nut lack of rert. 1 "Tlien one day 1 was talking lo a friend and she asked me why I didn't 1 1 y Van Tage. I can't praise' this Creat Mediiine too highly now .Hter whet il did lor me. It woiketl (hut awtut gas and hlm.i from me and I t an eat my im-als and enjoy (hem and tali ctt to be I i;lld gt-t ; my iroper sleep and re.-.(. I Tee! like a new peison and gUnll give this statement of my own tree will, hoping w hat I say hero w ill help many oilu-rs.' , Nature's Own Herbs SI ki:i;i;ks: This medicine i.'l Natural llerhs and neaily n do.'.eli other almibie Inuiedlelil is Helping 1 1 km ,.Mrs rigni c (p 111 Uosebnig and vieiuiiy. I ue Is low it is I THIN T 1 1 K Kti ; OK Al .!.. liet Van -Tage- TOl' A at Kuileiton Kv.miII l.)run Stoiv Adv. SPECIALS FOR SAT., SUN., MON., OCT. 31ST, NOV. 1ST AND 2ND. irv fat- BUTTER lb. Fresh Churned, Grade A.. TAMALES Gebhardt's f Am No. 2 size can J' V HOT SAUCE , , : ioc 3 cans CHEESE lb. 1)7(5 Full Cream r U U i7 MACARONI i Curve Cut, lb, SUGAR 1 0 lbs. Zl (ol and you get the best. (g CLAMS Minced Razor, 1 C Yz's, can .O' CORNED BEEF 17c No. 1 can . CHOCOLATE DROPS, ihe Old Fashioned . kind, lb AUC MOLASSES, in No. 5 tin Z7C HERSHEY'S BAKING CHOCOLATE, y2 ib SC SUNBRITE CLEANSER m cans .. . 5c CALUMET Baking Powder, A- Ib. tin lOC JELLO All flavors, Pkg 5c COFFEE lb. In tins, M. J. B., Hills, Maxwell House, S. and W., Golden West, Schillings. BEANS 4R!Mexican: 9c BACON Fancy Breakfast, light or heavy, as you like it, Ib. Ovaltine Regular 75c size 49c Pineapple . 1 2 size tin I" broken slice A Mince Meat 2 ib, 19c Eggs Extras Mediums, Doz. 28c ,'iWe jiay highest cash prices for your. eggs. . j. PUMPKIN Size 2V2 tins, 2 CANS 15c 23c Large i U 3 3 HI , pks. I INYiTALWHlriE f GRAN l) LAUD B Bring us your Crystal White coupons and get 3 free BARS. Wheaties pkg. 1 Ar While they last 12 color pictures of Shirley B w Tmn!n C hmQ4U (hum FISHER'S Pancake and Waf fle Flour, 9-lb. bag. .. 49c 1 Pt. Syrup 13c Regular price 62c Special. fff?M all for 3 JC NAPTHA Soap Chips, Quick Arrow, 1 Pkg., Reg. price 25c 2nd Pkg lc All for 26c CRANBERRIES Qt 15c POTATOES No. 2's, 50 lbs 75c No. l's, 50 lbs $1.19 No. l's, 10 lbs. . 25c Buy now, they will be higher. Onions Spanish Sweet Type, 50 lb. bag Lay in your winter supply. 8 lbs. 10c 45c Large Solid Heads. LETTUCE 5c WINNERS In Pet Milk guessing contest last week. 1281 cans on display. 1st prize Clyde Hammond, Oakland, 1275. 2nd prize L. S. Shipley, Roseburg, 12S0. 3rd prize Allen Nay lor, Myrtle Creek, 1300. Pet Milk Tall Cans, 3 for Jitney, regular 5c cans, 2 for SARDINES 5c Oval Tins, regular S Jf 10c cans, 4 for .... jC FLOUR Harvest King 98 lbs. ,.$3.3 The Flour we have .... been waiting to offer . 41 IDS. i59 you. Sold on a money . .. back guarantee. L IDS. . . .SgC Castle A Montana Hardwheat. 49 lbs $145 Barrel ,...$5.56 Fisher's Blend '. The All-Purpose Flour 49 lbs $1.89 ETC TEtSr rrrrrrj rttf Trpr: