ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG. OREGON, FRIDAY, APRIL 2. 1937.
Irira r"t a oniKip uaiicp
With
Major Hoople
Belcher; treasurer, C. H. Ashman;
recording secretary, Norman
Neathammer; financial secretary,
Hugh S. Stevenson; conductor, Le
land Leeper; warden, hyna Siepb
en sen. Three trustees were ap
pointed: Harry Orr, three years;
Carl Harper, two years, and Chris
Past Matrons Club to Meet The
Past Matrons club of the Kautern
Star will meet U a 7:30 o'clock
dessert supper next Monday eve
nhig, to be held ut the Virden
home on North Jackson Btreet
with Mrs. T. B. Virden and Mrs.
A. B. Elliott joint hostesses.
Sunday fUuwUnc
aity Devotions
Liii. C1IAHLBS A. IJHWAIIUS
It is u ri'usoiuihle uroponlllou,
smely, thut tho dUciulu Hliuuld
hot ho uhuvu his inuHlet-. A dix
eiplo in li Icurner, a follower,
ono who Iriea to cultivate tlie
Hliirit ami imitate 'the example
of liis mauler. Uitciilufthii does
not nieuii anything at all unless
it means tmcn things as 1 men
tion. Christian disciiiteship
means trylliK to cultivate the
spirit of our Master iiud to do
l he things thut 'Ae think lie
would do if Ue'fuceii life us we
fuce it. It would he uu excel
lent thing to tust ourselves
nahoi faithfully us to how we
ure living up to such a Ictt of
our dlscipk'siiip us thut. Culled
to hy the dUciploH, I) God, we
pray for Thy grace und Thy
wisdom and tile courage to be
able to give a cood uccount of
nur following Thee. Amen.
J-iEV, 'SVOOUf I OUST PROPPeP IN
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TO PAY MV RESPECT THAT
nt the ksi ikxii uco
BIUU 1 OWE.JOR TH' LAST. "TIME X
AMCHOP,EP AT "THIS TJOC'A, WAITIMa
Full Gospel Assembly. 137 Slierl
dim Mi-uet, Hrv. A. Iluruld Pursing,
jjaxtor. Suiuliiy bitvIci's: Siimluy
Hthool al :4. -Mian Violet I'l-in-burton
supertiiltHuU'Ut. W'o Imvit u
cla8 fur all We Invito Jim
to nur mowhiK Kmohiy school.
JlorniiiK worabli) lienittiilnx lit 11
ll. in. Mphmibo by I ho lumlnr. Ser
won topic. "Shiulow of tinoil
TIiIukh." KvumkuIIhIIc HcrvicH at
7 :.'I0. Mi'smiKii.' "Tho .MiilnlKht
i:ry" or "TIih Toll VIi-kIiih." Ki-rv-Icfs
of the wiM'k. TiH'slny night ut
7:S. Divlnu hvulliiK si-ivku. i'ruy
or for tho nick. Thursday luortiiliK
lit 8 -I". llroililciiK! over KltNlt.
1'iiiliiy iiIkIU ill 7:30. Youhk iuo
,lo in cliiu'Ko. Kldorly foiUu cor
ittiilly invitfil. Wt expect you.
FOR AAY.SHIP TO COME IM- HAH
Hagen, one year.
IT WAS BLOWM OFF IT & COUTSe,
A KID TIED UP AT AWTHER DOCK.
BAT YOUR LASHES AT
THIS.' IT'S. YOUM JSgsT UMP'
PART OP TH' CARGO, C?S WHAT'S
AMD IT SQUARES ME S "THAT, MONEY?
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QQY2 unth
Ready to shave and' no hot water. Nlo wonder he's
"hot and bothered."
Why suffer the inconvenience of inadequate, make-shift
water heating? It's so easy to enjoy the luxury of in
' stant hot water, at amazingly low cost with a GAS
AUTOMATIC. Unrestricted usage.
There's no need to let another day
pass without this great modern
Comfort in your home. Today's low
prices and appealing terms urge,
"Install a gas automatic today."
t Generous trade-in onTl
your old water heater Jj
FREE
A useful, attractive
rubber bath mat to
each purchaser of a
GAS AUTOMATIC
While they last.
SOUTHERN OREGON GAS CORP.
First Methodist Episcopal
Church, S. Kuyiior Smith, minister.
Tim ciiurch Hihool will meat
0:45. MorniiiK wuiHtiip at 11
o'clock. The pantor will speak on
Doubtful Thoniua." Junior, ami
nteimediutit Kpworlh h-uuuta will
meet ut 5:15 and Urn Sonior Kp
worth league at ti:30. Kvening
woishlp at 7::t'J when Alius Mar
garet I'agc will prosciil "The
Watchman" and a group of youiiK
people I rum tho .Suthurllii M. 1
church will give "The Challenge
or the I'rosa." The beautiful n;vv
organ will he featui-eil ut both the
niurnliiff and evening nervines. We
invite you to uhure the iu.sjfiiJition
of thetie HOi'vices with us. Tuesday
evening at 8 o'clock the Songmeii
from Willamette university will
give a concert In the church to
which Die public is invited.
: First Church of Christ Scientist,
:il2 Kit si Douglas streeL. Kcgulur
servico Sunday at 11 a. in. Sub
ject of lesHou: "Unreality." Sun
day school convenes at 0:45 a.
Wednesday evening meetings
which include testimonies of heal
ing .and re ma iks on Christian
Science ure held at 8 o'clock. The
reuding room in front of the
church edifice is open daily,
cept Sundays und holidays from 'I
to p. m., and on Sundays from
0:30 to 11 u. m. Here the Hlble
and all authorized Christian Sci
euce literature may be read, bor
rowed or subscribed for. The pub
lic i cordially invited to attend
tiie church Borvlco und to visit the
reading Loom.
St. Paul's Lutheran Church,
Corey and .Military street, West
Itnseburg. The service of Sunday,
AprM I, begins at 11 a. in. 1 he top
ic of the; sermon Is "The Chris
tian's (ilorlous Judgment Day Kx-
peiiont-e." The Sunday school
meets at 0:15 a. m. After, the ser
vice the (uarlerly voters' meeting
will he held. All voting members
are urgently remicHtcd o be pres
ent. W. A. Sylwo'stur, 1170 Military
St., piiiHor.
"I'LL TAKE
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Cnnviii); liojs nnil (iris gel llic lloucy
Muiil liuliil t-iirly, Molhrr. TIicku hmii-y-llavoriil
niliiiiii oriirkiTH snlinfj' the
must HTsisli-iil Hwci-t tixttli. Tlu-y'ro
i rimiiiH il full of lumrishiiienL mill liro
easily iliyosUil. Ili-livroii mollis, in
Hcliool Iiiik Iu'.h, for ilt'sKcrl, llu-y'ro iilcnl
V ilh milk, fruit or Ire -rraiii. Host of all,
hoy always rrni'h you so nice and fresh
from our m-arliy Western Jiakrrics.
Have plenty of Honey Muiils oii hand at
all limes ly ordering the llirift-sio
liaekiiKii from your jjnieer.
ffloney JMaid
GRAHAM CRACKERS
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noouct or NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY
BUfililED CHURCH TQ :r:s
BE RECOiVSTRUCTEO SHELL EMPLOYES
First Presbyterian Church. "They
That Trust," is tne subject for tiie
11 a. m. sermon at the iJresbyte
nun church Sunday. Airs, ijprotuy
Keed, of San l-'runcisco, sister oi
Airs, i'eter Motsctienbucber, will
sing. In the evening tne service be
gins with uu organ vesper service,
Leaturing tne old iuvorile hymns.
rJvening subject, "The Coming
King oi the World," continuing the
series on the seven-fold plan oi
i he Uible. lrauk (jrub'be will aiug.
llible school ut 0:45 u. m. A class
for your age. Young people's so
cieties of enristiun Kndeuvor ut
6:30 p. m. Young people not at
tending other cuurches invited.
Wednesday evening ut 7:30, annual
Villain ess meeting of the church.
Uegiiiuing at 7:30 p. ui. Wm. C.
Kuueette, minister.
First Baptist Church, J. R. Turn-
bull, minister. 0:30 a. m., prayer
meeting. 0:45 a. m.t Bible school,
il any Ho w e, superintendent.
Classes for all ages. A well-organized
school. 11 n. m., morning
worship. Broadcast over KUNlt.
Five-minute story fo; )oys and
girls. Anthem, "Let the Righteous
lie Clad,". (Nolle). Sermon "Mod
ern Cohlen Calves." 0:30 p. m.,
Junior and Senior B. Y. 1J. unions.
7 :30 p. in., special service under
direction of the Gideons. Solo,
Mia. Joseph Deeis. Gospel mestiuge
by Hari .Schroedor of Eugene.
Monday, 7:30 p. m., Get-together.
Social meeting iu parlors. Wed
nesday, 7:30 p. m., prayer, praise
uul bible study. Subject, Kphe-
siaus 4 : 1-10.
Glendale Presbyterians to
Meet in Meantime in
I. O.O. F.Hall.
One of the most Informative
sales conventions held was recent
ly witnessed by F. W. Morrison,
Shell manager here. He returned
First Christian Church. Upon re
quest, J. Frank CunnliiKliiilii, who
cIiihci! his ministry with this
hnrch, Inst Sunday, has agreed to
stay two inure Sundays; if liis own
proKiain permits. So, unless it he-
ouies imperative that he be else
where, this Sunday, he will speak
in the following subjects: a. m.,
I'rove It": il. in., "When Dreams
Collie True." Thu public is invit
ed to hear these sermons, as well
to attend all servicetl of tlie
church: llible school. 9:45 to
10:35 a. m.; Morning worship,
10:35 to 11:45 a. m.; Christian Eu-
lenvor, l:30 p. ni.: evangelism.
30 p. m,
The Pilgrims Holiness Church.
SID Military street. Sunday school
: 15 a. in. Morufiiir worsliin ll
o'clork. Sunday evening services
:3U. Mid-week prayer services
I'liursday evenilia ut 7:311 n. in.
We have moved from our Wlii-
hestcr sticet aiidiuss and are
conilorlably localed In our new
home. Vou are welcome to all our
services. Come help us push the
battle for souls. Curtis 1). Wood-
lift, pastor.
Dillard Circuit. Dillard
Sunday school; U a. ii
ing service. Canius Vullev
Sunday school: 6:30 n.
Kin-iu league; 7::ill p. in.,
ing servl.e. Lookillgulass
Sunday school; 11
iicinug service: 6:30 n. m . Kn.
worth league.
10 a. in.,
preach-
10 a.
in. Kp-lireaca-10
a.
a.
m
The Angclus
KHNii. Slihjet-t
Away." l.ori.y llialt
liuiies A. Kdwards.
Hour,
Stones
11:30
Hull
will slug.
ROTARIANS HEAR
R- H. DEBATERS
Memlicis of the Reselling llolary
lull weie treated yesterday . sit
their regular weekly luncheon to a
nuinc debute. Doth ulllrtnalivu
mid ni'gulive tennis presented their
complete ileliate which will be
used Saturday night aualnst
' '"Has high school lor the right to
Piirili lpuie In the suite fiiiuls. The
iftiruiatlvo side was taken bv ICI-
auor Kntler anil trunk Wells und
the negative was upheld by Jeiiu
llughos and Wayne Howe. Miss
Amanda Anderson, Uoselmru high
Jchnul deluite coach, was a guest
it the luncheon. The program was
present, tl by ('.corse (Touch, stu-
cut Unlaiiau.
DOGS TO BE SLAIN
FOR KILLING SHEEP
GLENDALE, Ore., April" 2. An
invitation extended by the I. O. O.
h lodge of Glendule to the Olivet from Portland recently where the
Presbyterian church to use the;"Sbell Sales Show of 1937" was
presented.
Several tons of scenery and a
company of twenty people aided
in presenting a two-hour stage
show, designed to present visibly
to Shell employes and dealers the
advertising progruni that company
is releasing, said Morrison.
W. P. Durkee, vice-president of
Shell and L. G. , McLaren, general
sules muunger, headed the offi
cials from San Francisco, on hand
for the occasion. Others were; L.
E. David, operulioms manager; J.
E. Pendergast, lubrication oil de
partment manager; John L. Cobhs
Jr., advertising manager; H. G.
Lund hi, assistant advertising man
ager;.. J. 3. Keftny, retail field rep
resentative; Norman Strouse, . J.:
Walter Thompson, ;agency execu
tives and C. S. Jobe, personnel di
rector. The entire duy's proceed
ings wore under the direction of
E. R. Ruphael, Portland division
manuger. '
Others attending from this sec
lion were, Guyle Uartrl of Itose
burg and R. M. Stearns of Myrtle
Creek.
lodge hall pending construction of
u church edifice to replace the
building destroyed by fire .was ac
cepted ut a meeting held in Glen
dale Thursday night.
The church congregation met at
the assembly room of the school
house for the auuuiil business
meetfug, und selected H. M. Eberle
us moderator.- Officers re-elected
for the yeur were 1. A. 'foo, secre
tury; Ira Lewis, treasurer; It. 10.
Gardner, ' Sunday school superin
tendent; Charles Jloice, Jr., C. E.
superintendent; Mrs. 13. F. . Mvu
cbett, ladles uid superintendent;! 1.
A. : Zook, It, B. Gurduer and C. 13.
Young, church elders for three-year
terms; Jess Todd, janitor, Mrs. C.
V Ingham, pianist.
Rev. N. S. Fiscus, acting pastor,
was appointed chairman of u com
mittee to gather lni'orinutlou re
garding a site und plans tor a new
building to replace the structure
destroyed this week by fire. The
members were notified that P. D.
Winch, who recently purchased the
Lutheran church property, had do
nated the bell from thut building
lor use iu the proposed new build
ing. Tlie bell originally was donat
ed to the Lutheran church by
Sether brothers und Gilbert Olson.
Numerous volunteer donations are,
being received to aid in reconstruc
tion, the members were notified. I
TIMBER WORKERS
RECEIVE CHARTER
GI.KNDAl.E, Ore., April 2. The
timber workers unit of the Broth
erhood of Carpenters and Joiners
met at the city hall Tuesday eve
ning. Jean V. Mntheiiy. of Port-
A meetlng of tho church corpora-: land was present and presented
tion was held following tho coll-1 the local with charter No. 2787.
grcgatioual session, and C. W. -The following officers were elect
Ingham. Itoy Cuiinlughain and !cd for the present year: President,
Hugh S. Stevenson were elected I I.. H. Nelson: vice-president, llnrte r
A steady conservative policy Low over
head with correspondingly low prices
gains us new customers daily.
APRIL 3rd AND 5th
Bananas 3I. flflc
Rhubarb U9c
Artichokes fl5c
Hoodies f";k' A7c
Kitchen Queen. '
1 No guess work ffe f 14
Flour f9tthiw$Iiw5y
Jell Powder
Soao fnti0- jze
Chocolates rer.cial
Rutabagas Perlb Ic
3
25c
MIRACLE
WHIP ' t:
For Better Salads
Pint . ...21c
Quart . . .35c
CHEESE
Kraft's Cheese
in glass.
Special Lot.
Per glass
mi. Hurt fnM
Lb. 2C
AGED
CHEESE Lb. V
CAKE FLOUR
Soft as Silk
Get Contest Blanks
Pkg. . ....25c
COFFEE
Try a High Grade
Bulk Coffee
Pound . . .25c
3 Pounds 73c
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