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TWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW,, ROSEBURG, OREGON, FRIDAY. JANUARY 22, 1937. l Sunday at the Dlllard: 10 a. m. Sunday school. 11 a. in. preaching survlco. 7::iu p. Hi. Kpworth League. Camu val ley: in a. in. Sunday school. 7:30 p. m. preaching service. Looklng glasa: 10 u. in. Sunday school. (1:30 p. in. Kpworth Luuguo. lilen 1'. White, pastor. M. E. Church, South, .. Myrtle Creek, Services Sunday, January 24. Sunduy school lu a. ni. A. V. Cuswull, Supt. 1'reachinK 11 a. m. Jamt'B L. Wilson, pastor. Kpworth League 0:30 p. in. Church service 7 ill). Choir practice and prayer meeting Wednesday ut 7 p. ni. Chrlitlan Church, Myrtle Creek. Bible ncliool 10 ii. in. I'reuclilnij Bervlco 11 a. ill. Subject, "Flee, follow. Fight." Uhl'istlull Kndeuvor 6:30 p. in. Church Bervlco 7:30. Subject of sermon, "llack to the Cross." C. I. Keuney, pastor. St. Piu Lutheran Church, Cor ey und jMllituiy streets. West ltoseuui't;. The service of Sunday, January 24, begins at 7:30 p. in. The topic or the sermon Is, "How Can the Cliiistlun Successfully Overcome the Temptations of Hu tun?" The Sunday school meets at 0:46 u. in. Mrs. N. Andrnleff Is superintendent. We most cordially Invito all to attend our service and Sunday school, W. A. Sylwes tor, U70 Military street, pastor. Pentecostal Church, 127 Sheri dan street. Rev. A. Harold Per sing, iastor. Services for 'Sunday. Sunday school at !):4ii. Miss Vio let l'eniberton, suporilitendent of classes. We hove wonderful les sons taken from the book of be ginnings, Uenesls. Morning worship beginning at II. .Message, "The .Three Spirits." Evangelistic surv' ice ut 7:30 p. in. Sermon topic, "Heaven." Services for the week: Tuesday night at 7. '.'in message-by the pastor. Thursday morning broadcusl ovor Kills' II at 8:30. Fri day night at 7:30. Young people lu charge of this service. We In vile nil lo come to tjitsej servluea. The First Presbyterian Church. "A Miracle" Is Hut theme at the 1'resbyierlun church Sunday, morn ing at eleven. At 7:25 p. nt. organ vesiier service fenturlng famous old hymns. Uring yours. The eve jilng service will continue the ser iB on ".Tho Wonders of tho, Bible.': This Sunday evening, "Is tho lth World lOinplie Jtlsing Again?" 'a great, Driupnecy .tuning ;ln;qiir, own tiniuBi i.JI'Iik; mujq linit('l.ette,, j'lll slug, lllble school ut ll:ll! 'n. in. Tho need of Jlosobmg. More, pur enis' liritgliig! .their cliihlreij io Mlh(ltt'.v) cho'(i(. (fills ; is . lle solll: tlph' of, Uif yuulig .people .problem. I'Mlter'' u'nil ' 'mother in Suiidny tiliool with the children. Try It. young ipcopH''b i soclelles t,inqef ill ttillO. All young iieople welcome. Vfediiesdny evening al 7:30, "Uri'at TypeB of tin', Blhli).': 'Wijii C. Full cgttc, nilulsle'i',',;' 3 .,;.' ,,j -'First, Church, of Christ,, Scientist, 3)2 Hast Dotl-jln.s slroet.'j Regular service' Sunday al ll a. in.' Suiijecl of lesson, "TriHh.". Sunday school convenes al !i:4u a. in. Wednes day evening' meetings which in clude testimonies of healing nnd remarks on Christian Science, are held at X o'clock: 'The reading 1'oVini lu the front of the church edifice Is, open dolly, except Hun (Irij'n and holidays, ' from 2 to I p. in., and on Sundays i'ruin 0:30 a. nfc lo 11 a. m. llure Ihe Ulble and all authorized Christian . Science Uleralure limy hu rend, borrowed or subscribed lor. The public Is Every label tells TP ..' T't1 ne nn mahogany iirtitlnrt' tiiinfif Irf im it l ttfr it' Mifid or ! nrrtril ( I ft ill Iiiiit of K ninfifiitiiiiv nr lnjrn of ' Ulirr HtMHie), 1 PINTS QUARTS Cod. N. 159C Codt No. I )9A M yuc i Churches cordially invited to attend the church services and to visit the reading; room. Roberts Creek Schoolhouie. Pivaciiig buiiuay uiomuiih, jau. suu, ut ji ocioi-h. t-veryoouy cur uiiir.y limtcu to come. ti. J. Slur uier, ineacner. Chuicli oi the Niuarene, 50s rowler tit. lU:on a. m., ouudaj school, j 1:00 a. in., niuruing v. or- snip, Sermon uy pastor, peciui iiiusic ny .wr. tdMurud anu jj iiouiusoii. ituryoouy welcome, it. bcuuimuu, pastor. Glide Baptist Church, An old fasuioueu revival iiieeilug ncgan at Hie iluptisl cuiiren al uiide msl night, 'iue iiieetinga Milt be heiu every nigui begiiiiiiug at i:u. vte wish to extend lo every one u must cordiul .invitation" to oe present-ul the meetings every night. Ho be lieve that if yon como once you will 'he glud to comu again. Will you Join us In prayer thai Cod will uopienaed' to give us a real heav en sciii (ivvlvul for our eternal good . und for His . greater glory. itev. Ira L. Heal is a man or Cod ami will do your soul good lo hear ins Hod given messages. Will you come; L. s. Cox, pasiur. First Christian Church. J. Frank Cunningham, minister. "Due Preucher to Another,:' and "Travel lug the Way That Seems Right." will he the morning and evening services, respectively, this coming Lord's day. The evening message will he the fourth message in tne very 'interesting series on the Lot ruinily. Young people will find a welcome In our great Christian Kn ileavor group; and there is a ptuuu for all ages in Ulble school, itememhei' .the time of services: llllile school, 0:45 to 10:35 a. in.; morning worship, 10:30 to 11:10; Christian I'Judeuvur, 0:30 p. m.; evangelism, 7:30 p. in. Our latch string Is ulways out.. 4, , j First Methodist Episcopal Church. S. Itaynor Smith, minister. Morning' worship at 11 o'clock when the pastor will preach on "A Victorious Faith." Tho chlircu school meets ut 9:15 with classes for eacli age group. Junior und In termediate Leagues' ut '5:15. l?p worth League at' "(i:30. Evening worship al 7.:30. The lurgo vested choir 'iimlnr the direction-of -Miss Ilolonfel Kohlmioh; wllHifufe-' At the 1 1 o'clock service. Wo invite you to worship with us. , ti.i.. , , ' ' i First Baptist Church. J. It. Turn bull, minister. 9:30 a. in.. prayer meeting. 19:115 u-. (in., iHfjlD'schiol, Harry Howe, stiperiutcililcuft ' A growing school witli well-organized iicpun moms, i i:mi u, m iiinrning worship, broadcast oV.djt. JIUtNlt. Five-iiilnuto i.'litlk'to yoioiV: folks. Uiiet, Aim. .r. 'fJoet's una lr'sj?.l. It. Tinniiull. Surniou: ."The' rasso'Ver." 5:3)1 i. tn.; inililic1 speuliing class. 't:3u p. m., Junior and Senior ill. Y. P. union.-!. 7:3ii p. in., evening ser vice. Ton-minute' song service. tjuestion box, "Are There Mnhum- niedaiiH in llnsftburg.' ISolo'. .1. It. Turiihull. Lectnre on Book of Keve- liitlon, using large churl. Subject: "The Fifth and Sixth Seals." . Ved nesduy, 7:30 p. ni., prayer, praise and llllile study. The Anoelus Hour.-KRNR I 1:30 p. in. Suiijecl, ' Tlie Victory of Hod." I.eroy Hiatt '.will sing. Charles A. Kdwnrds, ' ' 1 ;.'' ". , 1 77) , 1 L. TWO THINGS TO LOOK FOR ON A WHISKEY LABEL 1. The fype of whiskey . . s blend or sroighf 2. The "pr0'" 'I'lirM ftliili'inriilH mi the label arc ilfpemliihtc f;uiilrs Iti the kind tvliitkr.v tm Hunt. Tin nrd 'V-trinlit uhUki'v" un n M. ,. yHII that here i a bottle of "all wImhImV' an. 'nl line Itiinl nf uhli-kev. Tlie "pHHif"1 ptintril ui tin label li ll vou the stiengttl tif the MliUkrv. On n hnltle oT Obi Mr. Iloston Slruight bUkry IIh-m Imii IbinuH i urn ii eiru tnliic fir mnr iiuhh v. It's KMI pionl . . . full 'Ireiiuih. Vnd when juii ta-ir It (in (i in I ilV op in tllkv Mimnlhur nnd full, rich llntor Ihthiim il higher proof de livers mure uhikey Itmte. W hen you buy tibikey, il your full mnncv'a vnrtb. Ili'iui'inber . . . oii nerd n tnui-li lis nf lltin ubUkr in a bhbull llmt ytnt m t til Ini-t ln vrn hiubluiM Iroin evrrv liotllr. k for Old Mr, lloMon 1DU riool .StmiKltl hUkey. '"'iVIR.BOSTON 1 STRAIGHT WIIISKEV ! IN IUM, INC.-IOSrON, MASS. tOO PlOOFALL WlllSttfY M. E. Church South, II. C. (ilea ton, inliilstei'. We are Klad to note thai there la a ureal turning to the ruudaiuentuls of the faith. The man that lias experienced Christ in his life is not api to be led astray by every "wind of doctrine." The Hiiblect uf the morning les son is "Chrlsllau lirowth."' Church school begins at S:45 a. in. There Is a class for you. Kvangelistlc service at 7:30 p. in. Come and bring a friend. Young peoples service ut 6:30 p. in. The public will be Interested to know that the "Cotton IllosHom Singers" will en tertain and sing at our church Feb. 3. Please reserve this dute. ASSAULTS REBELS Heavy Loss Inflicted. Says Government; Land Force Also Victorious. MADKin, Jan. 22. (AP) So cialittL air boinlers concent m Led terriric uKfiiulis on iiiBurtnt po sitions urouiid Mudiid today, at tacking fusclst (ncampmenta five Umea In dawn raids. lieverbtM'ntloiiH from the explo sives of heavy -bombs echoed through tho city as squadrons of Kovernmcnt plunes soutjht to de stroy ilium-gout positions west and south of ihe city. Socialist infantry men, driving against fascists In besieged Uni versity City, canlured the hill or Im Komhri lla ( the Purusol doni- inating the northwestern battle zone. ' I ('Ivllian rosldentn, meunwhlle, I again wore warned to ovacuale the I capital within the 72-hour period set yesterday ufternoou by the em-i ergency defense junta. Hefusal to comply with tho order would mean roreime eject ion from the city, so cialist cnnimandors declared. The defense troops planted the republican flag on tho, crest of "La Sombrf lla." after ours of bit- 'Ihe besieging arnlv. iho war ministry' declared, suffered heavy punishment from high e-xplosdyes loosed in file aucctisslve . nil-''raids ovor their front lines on tle west ern outskirts of the city.' ' The evacuation warning, Issued by iiio defense Junta's committee. advised file populace Its edict imist no oiieyert by ttnnorrow or "those not doing tB will be taken' Frotn Itbelr homes by dedlgriated aiithorl- lies. ' v 1 DR. CHARLES' A. EDWARDS ' Tho Apostli? Paul iniw u Kl'ullt ilungor in u pian Inylili? clulni to ft goodness thrit'ho did not pos sess. Of nil thin doumndliig; Koiiuinoiioss, r iS M b I'o'n" n'olild HiK'in lo t'omu rii'Ht.' 'iulil' i'ot' hypocrisy 'r.oon'is to liu'vo' iidi'n" ruthcr onsy 111 that inritlor. J It niuy bo tliut It i oimlor lo-full Into sucli si sdn tlmil' tv realize, und tliut we slinuid cnnstuntly lie on Kuurd ugulust IT. Wu tun not help bin knot that h pit U'liso to gooduciS must bu very deuioru I izi ng to -nno's . 6w n soul , und cliunieter.' und work readily toward .disintegration jit;olir; In most being. Do Thou help us, I) t'.pdi In como, bctoro" Thee In 'sincerity' uiid In (rulli, and 'may .we. deslru. only, to .ilo. .Thy. will, and 'tlitis show 'to - .Iboso al)oii; us, 'vb havp Christ' fornied vltli in us tlio hope ot eternal glory. .Amen. ' . "v" . ' - f a story RODEOS' FAITHFUL NURSE TO RETIRE Woman Who Has Attended 1.700 Cowboys Has Never Seen Bucking Show. IjKNVKH, Jan. 22. (AI) Mra. Dola M. Tuflord, nurHcj wbo esti mates itbe bus "patcbeU up" 1,700 cowboys but lias iiever sueu a ro deo, is retiring. "1'vu already turned in ray resig nation," whe said today as Bhe sat in tne little emergency first aid station near the arena where broic riders were performing in tbe Na tional Western Livestock show und rodeo. "Cowboys are the best putienis 1 over Had; they're so apprecia tive," tthe explained. She bus serv ed at the hIiow for 17 years. The one whos brought In here injured never thinks he's hurt. His puis ull think he's killed. "They re very loyal to each other." Her most difficult job, she udded, smiling, "is trying to convince one of the boys he should go to a hos pltul." 'About a hundred performers come in here every year at some time or other during tho hIiow," she estimated. "It may be just u scratch they want deunsed, or it may be a bad fracture. My pa ticuts include, society horse show ridei-B, too. - 'Once, Mrs. Tufford said re- nortively, "J prevented a murder. I just went right- out and took n gun away from a cowboy when ho was- on the wurputh. Kvery time he seeB inet he thunka me for it. Another time a cowboy who was out of his head hit mo on the jaw when he wus trying to get out of bed and go buck to the show. I managed to call a policeman who helped me hold him until the am bulance came; -When he came to himself he was the most remorse ful person I ever saw." . About her retirement: "Its High time ( was quitting. After all, I'm a Kmndmotlior." ; - - - ' " She1 has been in-the rodeo arena onjy once In the 17 years several Seasons ago when sbe went to call ''f p if (MffllB . TO YOU who arc now using other motor oils wc say: Drain and refill with NEW RlCULUDn and your lubrication problems orc: licked! '; . ! For NEW RICliLUBE is different and better than any' oil you have ever used. . Compounded oftlic highest quality crude oils by a special process, it hu a higher film strength than any' competitive oil sold in the West. In addition, it contains an exclusive patented ingredient which' dissolve's gums, reduces sludge and destroys CARBON your motor's worst enemy. NEW RICIILUBE actually prevents carbon formation and sticking valves; $0 fit j a ir THE WORLD'S FINEST MOTOR "Oft . . . . BY a physician to atteud a badly in jured youth. . . lint h' going In Again' before she Quits, twDura Homer HolcoiuO, tbe rodeo clown and a veteran ut the tanbark. "I'm going to present her to the crowd &t the finals myself and tell tho, folks what all she's done for the boys," Homer asserted. THREAT WRITER GETS TERM OF 25 YEARS . .. " "--(AP) A diminutive news vendor, David . V ' , ""'" jewer- day to 25 years In federal prison on Ilia confession of writing .letters: threatening to harm Freddie Barth-1 olomew and Jane Withers, child film stars. . United States Judge Yankwlch imposed a ten-year term for a let- ter demandiug S25.000 from the " - uuu ouimrowo ten-year and five-year terms for two letters to Jane Withers' moth er, asking , $5,000. R. H. S. STUDENTS ! ENTERTAIN ROTARY .' Students from the Hoseburg Senior High school presented the urogram for the ltoseburg Rotary club Thursday under the direction of Frank Wells, student Rotarian. Allun Cordon played several solos on his accordion, Fern Nutting gave a piano number and Lowell Nutting, accompanied by his sis. tor, Fern, nleased the club with several Vocal numbers. A board of directors meeting; was called by H: A, Simmons, president of the club, for Tuesday evening at tne umpqua hotel. SPERRY REPRESENTATIVES ' SPEAK AT FARM BUREAU A. A. Carlson and Harry Hollis, feed sales manager and service man for Sporry Feeds, wore guest speakers at tho regular bi-weekly employee meeting of the Farm bureau Exchange here. Motion pictures of various tur key flocks were shown, among them the Kupetz flock from which a' number of1 local growers have purchased breeding stock. Mr. (Jarlsou spuke on price and quality In feedH and Weldon Brad ford of the exchange spoke on per sonality in an organization. decreases friction and heat; keeps oil pump screens and oil lines clear. maintains your whole motor in a cleaner toiidilionl , ; . NEW KICHLUBE is definitely the oil for, . modern, high-speed motors, because it can be abused to a far greater degree than the usual petroleum lubricant and still retain safe operating characteristics. It's your best oil for any car - new or old. ' Start the New Year right with tho right motor oil. NEW RICHLUBE is on sale in attractive blue and cream cans at Richfield Stations everywhere. Try NEW RICIILUBE ' APS MOTOR OIL today! Sold tti) at the new low price of A QUART STRIKE INCREASES Oregon Must Provide Food and Shelter Miniu Aid From Washington. 1 PORTLAND, Ore., Jau. 22.- (AP) Means of feeding needy families involved in the maritime tie-up presented a knotty problem to relief and 'abor officials today following receipt of word from Washington ihm nn nrlrtlilnnnl red. era! funds would be forthcoming. A dispatch from tne Oregoulan's wosulnglon correspondent Quoting federal uliiclais as saying Lie pro- viuuig ot loou una snelter was up to individual states Drougnt u com ment, from lieu '1'. Osborne, execu tive secretary of the Oregon Fed eration of Labor, that, "1 teel that anybody wbo Is hungry should be leu. ' He said the Oregon delegation in congress and Wt-A Administrator Hurry Hopkins had been urged to provide fuuds and that "evidently wusnington anu uaiirornia put through ample relief budgets und are able to assist, when needed." The Oregoulan's correspondent said Representative Walter Pierce (Di 0re )( rei.elved telegram saying: "A- thousand strikers on iue i-aciflc coast must go on re lief, but relief funds ot Oregon are exhausted." Osborne said "the only support that strikers have had in Oregon has been from organized labor and what fuuds they had themselves." In regard ' to comments that Washington anil California receiv ed federal funds for direct relief, Paul 1). Ross, Multnomah county relief administrator, said Oregon reculved its lust such grant in No vember, 193c, nnd that he did not know whether other states obtain ed money later. He said needy strikers who ap- ply for aid are certified for WPA employment and that "we are try ing to keep signed right up to our quota on work projects." James Albright, assistant to the state relief administrator, said the state WPA has a waiting list of 1,600, half in Portland. I him S. UMPQUA GRANGE ENJOYS PROGRAM At the regular meeting of the South Umpqua Orange Monday evening Mr. and Mrs. Perry DeVoe and Dan Taylor received the obli gation of the first and second de grees. The question of rodent control was referred to the agricultural committee for consideration. Favorable -consideration was giv en a resolution presented by Glide Grange wherein the county court was asked to appropriate money from tiie emergency fund to as sist In the control of noxious weeds within tbe county. The question ot the grange par ticipation in the cooperative gas supply station was considered and rejected lor tne time being. Members were asked to notify all new settlers of tbe new set tlers' school to be held In Rose burg on January 22. The master, J. A .Rhoads, urged that the local grange cooperate with the extension service -In 4-H club work, especially In the selec tion of club leaders for this com munity. At the next regular meeting, to be held February 1, the initiatory work will be given for the third and fourth degrees. All officers and members are urged to be present. Following the lecturer's hour, a lunch was served by the Home Economics club. The lecturer's program was: Assembly song. Roll call. My Favorite Song. Reading, Gypsies, Roy Matthews. Musical bedtime -story, Assembly. Vocnl duet, Perry DeVoe and J. A. Rhoads, accompanied by Miss Margaret Sagaberd. , CORDON INITIATED BY SALEM VOITURE SALEM, Jan. 21. (API Guy Cordon, of Rosehurg, state com mander of the American Legion, was initiated into the -10 ct 8 so ciety by Marlon county Volture 153 of Salem. Following this ho was tne guest or honor at nn Informal evening held by Jerrold Owen, sec rotary of the World War Voterans' State Aid commission, with all cx servlce members of tho legislature invited. , . Commander Cordon expects to K I !.i ... i iA h S 1 attend a district conference In As toria Saturday. ' WHEN WE STOP GREASY INDIGESTION WE FEEt JUST FINE Our itomAeti can't dtefftt ffreua. Nelthtl can our boweli. Only our pancreatic iuice working with our bit juice, can Oigel great. Wb w set bad taste, headache aa4 that naitr frouehy feelia which coma; from sreaay lndUteiUon, take 1 Carter I Little Liver Pill Wore each meal and 1 alter. Carter's Little Liver PI Hi brins a targ flow of our pancreatic- juice and bile juic Into our boweli. The large low of the juicei dift the reaie we have eaten Then we burst Into life and into our work like a Joyous skyrocket. But if you want this glorious relief from creasy indigestion, ask your druggist fot Carter's Little Liver Pills by name and stubbornly refuse to buy anything else. 2&0j EAGLES DANCEj Saturday Nite Improved Orchestra Free Gifts GenU 35c . Ladies 10c DENTISTRY H. R. NERBAS, D. D. S. GAS WHEN DESIRED Anaelgesia for Filling Anaesthesia for Extraction Unbreakable or Vulcanite Plates TERMS MAY BE ARRANGED Suite 5 .. ' , . Phone 488-J Masonic Bids'. Roaeburg RICHFIELD
