Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948, November 06, 1936, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextI ,TWO ROSEBURC NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURC OREGON. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 6. 1936. 23?- Churches Dlxonvllle Pine Grove Sunday school invUi'B you lo uuoud tmiicu eurvlce. Itev. Cunimigm in of Ine .Christum cliumi ot Kuauimrg will deliver the sermon, Sunday shtol ot lii.ii. liasket dinner if.Ao. , 1'ioHcnliiK at i v. in. All am lu li ed. Bunt. I.uttii'iicu (Jilllaiu. Dlllard Circuit. Tliore wilt lit jjuuuay kciuioi and hpwo.-lii Hague urvltes al luu uulultflit l,ulhls oa JllO L'll'ClIll IHfXt MlilUUj, mV. Olll. At iiuiai'U, lno Liileoiia ol ttOKO .' Iuig win cuiiuuia a uuiei sei'ti:fc buauay liigui ai 7:u u. m. iuui presence is ucsiml. t.ti:ii i', While, uBlur. First Metnodlst Episcopal Churcn. b. it;..iior .itniili, ininihiur. 't'lio church btnool incuts ui y:lu-iUoi-iiuiK v.oitmiu at u o'ciuck at tuo M. i-J. unuicu, smith, auiuluy, ; Njv. l6tu, out- uuicuuiry wul ' used tor uio nrsl uulu niter uiillru- ly new lu-coiuuoliB. I'lali now lo woinniu Willi us. iiliwortii league ato:3u. Reston Sunday School and As sembly of liod. hemecs every Sun duy aluirnoon at my Ueslon scnool nousu at 3:0 oeioeii. lou will enjoy Moan services and lino ti ox helpful and llllnresllliK. Un ."VVednoaoay, Novoi-iomi- 11 I Armi stice uayj, tliu AHHcmnly of tiod (juurches in Hiiutiiern Oregon will llieet with 1 111 a fellowship meet IhU. 1'liu Hui vleea will lie ,Jiuld.Ju the gruliKu liuli at UiolilnAKUiss al 3:3u and 7:30. A huKket luneli und lima ot uuiierul fellowship will lie enjoyed hetvvueu Hie services. Bpeukers from u diatanco will bo Brewing, Hjiucldl music uml iu aiiirulional singing will bo a pari of each service. A very hearly wel como is extended lo all to shure these Rood things wltli us. Kath ryn Montgomery, pi'.sior. M. E. Church, South. 11. C. Glea lon, milliliter. 1'ieachlng services Ht 11 a. in. and 7:3u p. m. Cliureli Bchuol at 9:15 it. ill.. Tim youiiK people liavu a program that will liu of Interest to till young people. Come enjoy an liour of fellowship, fl'ho service begins ut (i:30 p. ill. Oregon Man's Rest So Broken Up He Felt Aw ful; Kidneys So Sluggish Every Day and Might , Was Miserable Now J Vavn-Tage Has Relieved Him and He Says He Is ; "Like a 'New Man'." Some of the llest-Knowu l'eoide of This Section are now coming forward tlaily wllh Itctimrkuhlc rttutcments, praising anil endorsing VAN TAdi:, which is the Amazing Mew .Medicine, now being Intro duced to t lit) local public III r'llllcr lon's Itexull Slure, U7 N. JucllKOIl M- l''or Inrlulice. Just n few days MR. JOHN GRANT fiMO, Mr. .loli ii Uiiitil, of Unytitn. iiKmii. iiuult iiw fotliiwIiiK ttaii' lllCllt ilerMTlhitlK Hut Ull'Itl Krllrf lie iit frmn Van 'ran' ntnl vci-nm-iiiuiiiltiiK It I" AM, WHO SI'KI'KU. t Up and Down All Night With Weak Kidney Tor yvnvH I luttl tn-cu tnnililnl rutiHnuiiily with Wfiik. Hlttnili lildncvH." uU Mr. ( 1 1 m. "I work tl utlt of tlnniH III nil khulH of tYoutlicr unit tlitx ivhihimi liiuilly liiid mi t'tU-ct on my Uiihuy or Kumh, Mini guL nv up itt imtiiy hh H or lo lliin-H ihiilim Hit' ii Ik lit . I trlM ti lot or liiiMlli'ttif, luil unlit lug; tU'cineii lt lift mi mo, uml oiic (lay u rrli'inl tli nm itbnnl Van Tutu. h I Kl tt iiiitl I aK tim It. I conlil ttil the t'lT.'i-t of im .Tjikp filmnKl KKUM 'INK ST A HT iH now (tim e IiiMiik 2 lmtlloM, my wt'itU, nlnnuifh kiiltifyM an' ivliruil uml I only htivi- to m-t no onct' itt nlplitH -uiut noini-thui'H not itt all. J mil ttl('iitiiK fi in niul fi'i'l lii'itri in t'vi'iy wny. In tart I hi'l like a IH'W innii Hint I i iiu t lu ll) luil jn'ufM1 mu ll n nicilh lnv" Acts on Bowels, Stomach. Liver and Kidneys VAN-TAliK ln inriih-n uoil. Hninurli. lint) khlto-y nil 1n trt 21 tlivui H.'ili,. unit mini pli'iHllil liiKr.-ilh -m liuve ii loir julKlnu t'lf't-t on Hiiiti'iltu: HOtiv Thut In wli.v ttowtlH iUnk In lot Uitu Utim t'oniponmi wlu ii'viM' It H Introdiit ril. AimiluM- tliinn Villi Tiiko Ik ulthfh I In- two Ii - r , . Tlinl l. duo lo tin- Innnr isf vol llltio 111 Whirl! it hcMh Hk itrtco Ik ) oiiKnimlilo. Sr, ilnn'i hc!lt( v lift VanTHm' - Tilli.W! ut Kiilln ton'it 'X 11 I'iuh St-ov. K7 N iJiukw u St. Ail. The Free Methodist Church In Wt'wl lioHCiiirK. Nov. silt: Humlay hcIiouI, 'j:4i. l'mtr.iiine; at I0M5, Uav. I. A. Pugu of the ucr-L Iowa ooiift'it lieu will hriiiK the message. Al 1 1 . 4 f a cIhhh muutiiiK will he hold. KvfiiiiiK iiiirviru at V.-n, John H'.'iining, u local preuulicr u( tiiiH Hoclety, will brins the moKrtiiKe- I'rayer iih'mIIhk Wed., Nov. 1J, ut 7:31, Wo L'Ximid a hourly widcomt lo all. Itov. Mut vin KnlgK, iiaHtor. First Church of Christ Scientist. 312 10. JJoukIhb Ptteet. ltgtilxr no rv ue hunday at 11:00 u. hi,, nub Jt'ct of Iohhoii: "Adam und Fallen Man. bunuay flciiool coiivcuoh ut !l:45 u. ni.t WednemJuy ovculnK ilieelliiKH whtoh include lofltlnionlou of IiohUuk and reinurka on ChrlH- tiun Keionce, am hold ut 8:00 o' clock. The reudlng room In front of tho church edifice In open dully, except Sundays anil holUlayH from 2:00 to 4:o0 p. m. und on Hunduyu Tiom 9:00 u. m. lo J1:00 a. in. Hero the Hiute and (ill authorized ChrlKtlan Science literature may be j'earl, borrowed or uubnoribed for. The nulilic is cordially Invit ed to uttend the church koivIcok and to visit the reading room. First Baptist Church, J. U. Turn- bull, minister. l;lf a. m., prayer meetliiK. H : -i 5 a. m., Itlhle nchool. Mr. Kilers will speak to the school for u few minutes in opening ex erclnoH. 11 a. in.. niorniiiK woisiiip. Hear the cowboy evunelist. Mr. Kile IB will sneuk on "Itoll Out!" Special musical numbers. Service broadcuRt over KliNH. (1:30 p. m.. Iiinlor and Senior 11. V. 1. unions. 7:30 p. m., evangelistic service. 1 lie cowboy will speak ou 'Trull ins I-osl Horses." 'i'bero will be a Leu-minute song service, Including campaign choruses. Some special musical numbers. Meetings each eveiilnK, except Monday, at 7:30. lonlKbt Air. Kilers Hpeuks on Shooting briuare, and will ap pear in cowboy dress. Saturday he uses the ropes, with which he is an expert and will sneak on "Making a Movie." Pentecostal Church. 125 Sheri dan street. A. Harold Porsinir. pastor. Services for Sunday. Sun day school at y:HT. Miss Violet Pcmhertoii, superintendent. We have u class for vou. (,'onin ami briiiR u friend. MnriiltiK worship bi-KinnitiK ul 11 a. m., inessaffe by the. .'pasior. Street nieetim; nt .'!() . lviitiirf'lUtii. um-vlfi. nt 7 -'til Friehtls and HtraiiKors are inviled lo uttend Ihese services. Servlees Tor iho week: Tuesday niRht nt 7 :.'!(). OuestloiiB und HtiswetH. Thursday nt 8:30 a. m., broadcast over KHNlt Friday nlcht nt 7:30. Youiip; People's Rervtce con ducted in the main auditorium. Cas tor will briiiR a short Insplrnllouiil messiiKe ut the close of service. Fellowship mooting nt Looking Klasa on November the J tin, Arm istice day. Fverybody wolrome. First Presbyterian Church. "The Fall of Jerlcbo," lu the subject for the morning serv.ee at the Presby terian church Sunday at 11. A short preliminary talk oo "Why 1 Cannot Kudorae the Preaching Mission," will precede the sermon. An -"Organ Vesper Service" con ducted by the pipe organist, Mrs. Homer W. Grow, will be given at 7:15 p. in. The evening aermou, "Hid the Sun Stand Still for Joshua?" 7:30 p. in. Hlble school at B:4fi a. m. We bava a class for you. Wednesday evening at 7:30, "Hlble Prayem." Prayer, prulse and Bible study. Win. C. Faucette, minister. Foursquare Church, Pastor, N. J. Illowse. Sunday 9:46 ft. m., Sun- lay school, We nave a class ror you. 11 a. m., "He Is Able," will 6:30 ik ni., Junior Crusuder meet ing, p. m., i'.vanneiisuc seiv- null Kuuu c-iiittiiiK tuiiunuu t'j the message. Wednesday, 7:30 p. m., mme siuoy. rrioay, i.o" p. in., ....n 11.. .ui0 isn.i tuna in' on KHNK on Hulurduy morning ul 8 to 8:30 a. in., to the devotion al service conducted by this ctiurcii. Kememner me ennngo hi time to b a. ni. with a half hour broadcast. First Christian Church. J. Frank Cumilughuin, minister. Miss (.race Kurnhum, for eleven yeurs a mis sionary In Japan, will bring uu In terest im; message or nuslouury work In Nippon, at the morning worship hour. The evening mess age will he an Armistice day con sideration by the minister, "Will It He War?" A hearty Invitation Is extended to nil to attend all serv ices: Hi hie school, 9:45 a. m.; morning worship, 10:35 a, in.; Christian Kndeavor, 6:30 p. in.; evangelism, 7:30 p. m.; mid-week service, Wednesday, 7 p. m. Vou will find the music and mesuagea helpful. St. Paul's Lutheran Church, Corey and Military street. West Kosehuig. The service of Sunday, November ft, begins al 7:30 p. m. The loplc of the senium will be "How iHes the Lutheran Church Answer the Question, 'What Is the Hlble?'" Thla will be the first of a series or sermons entitled, "Some Histiiicllve iuachings uml Prac tices of the Lulheiitii Church." Some ot the other topics that will come up for consideration in this series are, "What Does the Hulher aii Church Touch In Hegurri to Haplism and Lord's Supper?" "Why the Lutheran Church Does Not Join in Union Services." "What Does the Lutiieia:: Church Touch In Itegard to tho Last Tiiueii and Ihe Knd of Hie Woiiu?" The public Is most cordially Invited to uttend all tile services of this series and become acquainted with the- religious leach ings of the Mother Church -of Protestantism. The Sunday school meets at u:-lf a. m. All pupils and teachers are urgenlly requested to bo present ou time since we are spending part ol' the Sunday school hour In rehearsing for ,our Christmas' sei'V; Ice. lr your children are not at Today's Pattern A206 V Be Sure to State Size When Ordering Pattern. UP-TO-THE-MINUTE TUNIC FROCK MAY CONTRAST OR MATCH ITS CHIC 8KIRT PATTERN -1206 Simple enough to wear for "everyday, yet so bin art It will make conquests at festive und "dressy" events is this rfght-iu- the mode tunic frock! You'll like Pattern l0ti for miiny reasons: for its chic, smooth lit, for easy malt ing, but most of all for Its versat ility. For this gay. ul vie may . be made up in any number ol inter estingly combined iuhrlcs, and still remain wit Ma a llmltiM budget, Wouldn't you .lo;e a rich, velveteen shift worn witn a tunic or crepe or synthetic, and a jaunty bow to carry out tho velveteou scheme V lending any Sunday school wo lu mp you io seno laein 10 ours, w, A- Sji wester, 1170 Military street, pnsrot) ModernGasjHeating combined with OJ00D o OJ0(25G9 r i Jk I (en XLAN today (ot'tomorrow's'complele (winter and summer) air conditioning. In a few years any home without air conditioning will be old-fashioned. -"' -' . ,. By installing a modern "Electrogas" now) you can have S0co of complete air condition ing: automatic heating, forced circulation of filtered air and exact humidity control. You need only add a cooling coil for year-aroutid controlled indoor climate. January, July what's the difference when you can laugh at, the weather! Z.-- '.r-.i. " -' .'' Cost is surprisingly small.'on terms to suit your budget. Gas rates, now the Iowxst ever known here, assure economical operation Inquire at our office today .J SOUTHERN OREGON GAS'CORPORATION n 'TTX i Leonard Ellera, the cowboy-evan-Kclliit, began his work In the Flrat VainlKt church In Koseburg Wed nnwlay evenin-. Fine auillenceB greeted him both Wednesday anil Thursday. Ilia subject the second night was "Seeking the Lost." He bused his talk on the text: "For the Son of Man tB .come to save Ul. lie Illustrated his message wllh many Incidents from life on the range. He told how the cowboy Or stitch up the whole pretty -busi ness in sort ennuis or sheer wool. t atlern 4Zll Is available in sizes 12. 14. IS 1 9( Sit Q- t.i ta 'ju and 4(1. S'.io Id takes 4J yards 39 men luiiiic. illustrated atep-by-step Sewing Instructions Included. Send FIFTEEN CKNTB (15c) In coins or stamps (coins preferred) for tills Anne Aihilns pattern. Write Dlolnly RIZK. Namr jiminrjs and STVI.K NUMMKIt. rite tislny for your copy of our new- ANN 13 ADAMS PATTKftN HOOK, complete guide to the lat est, smartest sports clothes, dress up rrotks and "at home" styles! Full of new fnlii-ln ii.wi ar.naUB,... thut which was lost." (Matt. Is: tne many ugKostl&ns for girts, kid dles' togs, party clothes, and Jun ior styles all Just begging to be made, worn, and admired! HOOK fll-TKKN UK NTS. PATTKtlN FIFTKKN f KNITS twitvtv. FIVK CENTS FOR MOTH WHEN OHDKHIOD TOOETHKB. Address oiTicrs to New3-ltevlew Pattem lept., Rose!n:rg, Ore. would go out In the blizzards ot winter, sometimes at the risk ot. life, certainly at tne cost ot coin lort, lo locate stray caul or norses, or to rescue those In dan ger. How much more should we be willing at tiro cost of comfort and convenience and money to go out to seek tnose men and womeu who are lost, be said. He told of riding home one evening tired and hungry and seeing away over the prairie a horse that seemed to be Injured. He rode over and found it bleeding badly from barb-wire wounds. He rode many miles to tell the owner about it so that be could save hla horse. He pleaded with bis hearers to do at least us much for men and women "perishing on the range of life-" He related a story ot a boinesteuder'B little girl In South Dakota who Btrayed away while her mother was working in the field, and how the neighbors for several miles around guve all of their time for two nights and most of two days, and even the store keepers In town closed their stoics to help In the search, until the lit tle tot was found and brought home rejoicing. How much more should we, Christians, be ready to sacrifice anything to find the lost und bring them nome to God, he declared. Mr. Ellers will appear In full cowboy costume tonight, and will speak on "Shooting Square." Sat urday evening he will use what he COUCH DROP medicated with throat-toothing ingredients of Vicks VapoRub. calls bis "educated ropcB," and will speak on "Making a Movie, air. tilers spent five years in the "movleB," so that he knows where of he speaks. The Sunday morning service will be broadcast over KIU.lt, when the evangelist will speak on "Roll Ont." Glen Phetteplaco, D.M.D, DENTISTRY Suite 314 Medical Arts Bldg. Telephone 29 Residence 15 ROSEBURQ, ORE. Turkey Roasters "Wear-Ever" Aluminum Special Prices $3.25 $135 $545 . REED Enamel $1.25 $335 Largest site (or 24-lb. A Aft) turkey V303 UNIVERSAL ELECTRIC ROASTER $16.95 CHURCHILL HARDWARE CO. Ironmongers Vai TVA J fi A SOMG Of SAVING 1FUU ' MAMA at Rll k Specials for Saturday. Monday, Nov. 7, 9 fa. Oh Boyl II PancakesI ll Red & White II i makes II them light and fluffy. Red & White Pancake Flour Large 0 Start the day with a perfect health toed. Red & White Wheat Cereal 28 Ounce Package 19c Red & White a. PUMPKIN - -:,;;?r2 Red 4 White O Cane $ Maple Syrup g uOC Red & White sx Whole Kernel Corn 2C Red White ii t f0 SIFTED PEAS - K 35C Red & White SPINACH fcw IJC ACT AT ONCE! Aik is tew to f tt a tln-flslik elsmlnsm HOT-DISH PAD for 10 AND ONI (ASLI IKAND UIU $p..;.h EAGLE BRAND pu,,..-, SWEETENED CONDENSED MIIK 2 for .... Red & White EXTRACTS 2-os. bottle '9ri Pure Lemon or Vanilla 4JfiK Red A White TOMATO JUICE No. Vs, 3 for JV Blue & White TOMATOES 4 Ai No. 2' ye 1US Red A White HOME-STYLE PINEAPPLE No. 2'V. ZOC Red A White GRAPEFRUIT tt1 No. 2-s, 2 for 7- Ivory SOAP 6-01. Bars, 4 for V crisco eoc 3-lb. can 37l Red A White GRAPEFRUIT JUICE No. 2'S, 2 for X C Sun Spun SALAD ORESSING 2tt Full Quarts j"C Red . White MAYONNAISE Full Pints X C Mart COFFEE 1-Lb. Bsgs Early Riser COFFEE A - 1-Lb. Bags JLyC Blue A White OATS With Premium, ' a Large Package WV OXYDOL 9 j Large Package db IC Hie following merchants in Roscburg and surrounding territory Will serve you: J. J. Allen Sutherlic Frank Bradstrect Riddle N. D. Cool Drain N. R. Fisher Kelley's Corner C. J. Grimm Roteburg I. B. Nichols Brockway H. F. Hebard .". Umpqua A. G. Henninger Glendale W. R. Anderson Roseburg L, E. Henninger Canyonville Morgan's Grocery Roseburg Reynolds & Adamt.... Myrtle Creek B. R. Richtcr & Co Camat Valley E. T. Stcnscth Yoncalia R. O. Thomas Elkton H. R. Underwood Oakland Ellison & Ellison Dillard