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Newspaper Page TextTWO ROSEBURC NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG. OREGON, FRIDAY, JULY 16, 1937. o 10 SW Churches DK. CHARLES A. EDWARDS As we think ubmit tlm won lora ami tho RrMitiii!H8 ami the beamy of the world us llod hns iiiuiIb It, unil Irylni! to guii-ki-n our approi-latlon ninl iiihIit EiantlliiK ot it all. wo ar ro mlnilril loo of u most vivid de scription of tin- hiuvi'nly coun try where irnlh and rlKiili-uii.i-lless prevallH among Ine Salmx of tiod. John saw UilH holy illy, till new Jerusalem min ing flown from heaven. A holy lily, would lie a happy city, a holy world would he a happy world. II l tho Dili and lolly and Inhumanity thai Kmil tho beautiful picture Help uh. Our (lod. through Thy grace, to liilild the city of Thy love here upon the earth and to mi live day to day that we may help to mako all things new In Ihu world afler Thy great thought and purpose. Amen. First Church of Christ Scientist, S12 East Douglas street. Regular services Sunday nl 11 n. in- Huh ject of lesson: "Ufo." Sunday school convenes at a. in. Weil llesday evening nieellngs which In clude testimonies of healing and remarks on Christian Si-ience are held at S o'clock. The reading room Jn front of tho church ecll fico Is open dally, except Sundays ami holidays from 2 to 4 p. m. Here tho Hihle and nil authorized Chllslian Science llteralure may be rend, borrowed or subscribed for. The public is cordially luvll ed to attend the church services and to visil the reading room. O Free Methodist Church, located at the corner of Harvard anil 1'inp u.ua Aves. Willi the summer va cations In progress it means the coming and going of friends, Unit slay away from church for friends. J C'otue and bring them along N " are always, glad to have visitors. Our services will continue regular Iv through the summer months, wllh the exception" of two Sun days during conference which con venes July 21 to August 2. And on those two Sundays Micro will be Sunday school at !l:4r,. preach fng nt l; J"l "j1 services on Siuiduy eif Sirjgr Mr. Patterson O wthVlirtDj; tu- nioriiiusuwiMjjiBiv; Dunlin July 1.: Sunday :45, pyWtiblng ln:l.r,, ijveiilng service' (." Tlrl' will ho lue last study on the secunil coining -churl. I'rnyor innelliiB, Wednesilay. S. July 2ii: Sunday school !l : 4S. preaching lo:45. No evening serv ice. Wednigday iirayer meeting X. August 1: Services the same as July 2.1. Itev. Marvin V. Knigge. pastor. O Glide Baptist Church. Sumbiv tchool 10 a. in. Mrs r'icd Asaul. superintendent. .Morning worship 11 ll. m. Subject, "The Walk of the Church." 7 p. in.. II. Y. I". I H p. ni., song service and message. "America's Only Hope." S p. in.. Wednesday, praise and prayer service. Yon are cordially invit ed In attend all of these services. We have Sunday school classes for all. I. S. Co. pastor. St. Paul's Lutheran Church, Corey and Military street. There will he no services ou Sunday. July 18, since the pastor will preach at Ihe mission festival of the tlrants I'ass Lutheran church. The Sunday school will, however, nieel at the regular Mine, 9:1:1 a. in. Mrs. N. Aiulraleff Is superin tendent. The chotr meets Friday (tonight) ut 7: la p. in. al the church for its regular relu-iii-sal. All choir members are urgently re quested to be present. W. A. Syl wester, 1 170 Military street, pas tor. O First Christian Church, cornel ot lliiuglas and Kane si reels. Lin den li. Leavllt, minister. itesi- deuce: i;u Last ami sli I Church school begins ut II: ti", a. lu. Iionald Kelt, superintendent. Classes Tor all groups. Mornlim church worship at I0:;tii. Theme: "The Church anil the Home." Christian Kndeavorers meet at 7 p. in. Kvching church worship ,it 1. Theme: "The Mission of the Disciples of Cbrlsl." Young pen nies hour from M lo lo p m, Mh. TERRA COTTA GARDE FDGU Now on Sale 1 i3 OFF and more on the GNOMES TURTLES DEER Churchill Hardware Ironmongers study :'Ji. ou Wednesday ft First Presbyterian Church. -The Will of Hod." is Ihe inoruliig Ihelue at the i'reshytei-liiii churcli Sunday moruing at 11. Organ vesper serv ice al 7:4M p. m. i. veiling subject 'Trjrilllf to Save Amelia." Solo by Krank lirublie. Illble school at !i:4r a. m., with classes organiz ed lor all ages. A welcome awaits you. Young people's meeting at 1:4.r, p. in. All yoitnt; people not attending other churi-hes invited. Wednesday evening ut 7:30 llible study 111 the i'salms and praise service. Win. I', l-'aucette, min ister. Dillard Circuit. Following Is the schedule of services for Dil lard circuit: liiilard: lu a. in. Sunday school. Umkiugglass: lu a. m., Sunday school; 11 a. in., preaching service. Camas Valley: lu a. in., Sunday school; X p. in., preacliliig service. The dally va calioli llible schoid continues cuQJimtus I'irirtlgliout next week at Canuis Valley with lite pastor and wife in cliarge. Schedule for the third Sunday in the mouth is changed because of daily vacation lliiile school work. You are Invit ed to all our services. We wel come you. lilelin I'. White, pas tor. Methodist Episcopal Church, S. Hayuoi- Smith, pastor. The church school will meet ai Ji:-)r, with classes lor all ages. Morning wor ship at II witli llov. Harry Itarey of .North itend in cliarge. There will lie no Kpworlll league serv ice in I In evening as the members will he ill attendance at the Utile river lnsti(TJe fur tile day. Visitors for over Sunday will be uiosl wel come at the institute. The Angelus Hour, KltNIt ! I::in. Charles A. Edwards. First Baptist Church, .1. II. Turu hiiH, minister. !i::ln a.' m.. Illlile school, Alviu Tipton, superintend ent. A school that seeks to teach Die Word twelve mouths 111 the year. ll:ou a. in., nioi-iiiim worsliip. Kive-minule talk to the young folks. Special music. Si-lltlon: "The linlignatii I' Christ." II. V. I1, unions nieel 7:00 p. m. s : mi p. in., gospel service. Tcn-minnlc liyiuii sing. Kive-inliiuTe cartoon talk. Serinoli: "Wanted! A World ltideif", Wednesday. 7:"u p. m.. praitv? 'to.aisn and testiulony nnfeiing. l Konu'iinicH I mi li yiiiK out Ihe theory of the emulous niiiii who, IVfort' iliH-iiliu on a proposition, h;i to lee mi it. .hmoKliu iii'.s KIiik I't'tcr II now Iiim )iIh lonn-wiiiiteil AitM'ileim tmsfhall Hiift. Willi it eour". in um piring, he oulit to do jirotly well JlKilinsL lite otipojtion. The $ 1 on monthly uliinony m rant td a I Mi oil u list's -tt U'i' utlfiht be proptMly (!t'seitbMl net oimt. a o1 1 a wtiii; The Miclii'iin man who st iiiHimI law at'lcr he was Hent to prtHon has set (.Oip klml or an example for liuthllim: Imrrlf )Q s who want lo Know (heir profession Instile and out. o Fatner i lie's ( Hympie iiies at KliiMsion, N. Y., may have heen just hi .4 way of hem- sure the floek was at least two jumps ahead ot'(J the devil. A rhiladi Iphlan advised feitcinj; for liiaee mid poise, hut thut doesn't help a cojimessnn.n. His hl pioiileui is mil how (o jump, hut whieh way. q A Hollywood model out medicine tni'lioiiair in u Neada mine, a new way of tuMiiK on a lode of lespimslbility. I'aiiners In Cnidy iimuty, Okla homa, hav ropyi iizhted a water melon, with no leiiriuts allowed exeepi on the i imsunii'i 's neelitie. There was siMiieihluir roniani ie ahoul the teh phoiie'H passing paity Jine. The dmihle-rini; ( I'l i-monv. for illlMll'T. for at least original prices. RABBI' FROGS DUCKS week lllhli evening at 'i Wm li I I Sl,..n.n. I Ihff H I I t,t" "n,,n 1 o I ' FLAPPER FANNY By Sylvia jj - , COpn ,9J7 BY HlA jfuvici;, jajg. T- RfC. U-1. MT. Off. "Nothinj; seems to worry some people." ''And it worries others terribly." O NTTSKIKLI). III., July t A l' An 1 1-natfe siji'led Hi. stale- incut of a soll-spoki-u pastor that ho stnirk bin "devoted friend." .Mrs. Dennis Kelly, , with a ham mer ( in i n u a roadside (iiian el alt- r she d(jj)'i1ed her hiisle:nd was lalmed by authorities today. Stale's Atlorney Merrill .Illu sion or I'ike roiinty, Illinois, an nounced the .statement and said I Itev. C. K. Newljift. f.l, iudfeat d williliKiiess to' plead KUilly if ihe Miami jury indict him. New- tor l. years pastor of a Map tM. church at I'aris. Is cliaru-'d wfllli first decree inunier. it 1 1 ime lor which Ihe electric chaW is l!ie xtrenit penalty. Johnston iiott il New ton ' as snylnn Mis. Kelly UpniaU'd, be o m pa fly her to1 California on lor flight from homo and husband which ben'iui al I'aris in Newl.m's iitiloinobtle. On Ihe Illinois side of the Mark Twain bridge over the Missjssinpi, oppusite Hannibal. Mo., Mrs. Kelly Mot out ol the car, the sta ,",'icm. KA, lii omniHly lier In1 Ciilitunila on Ik r I - ' "- ' II lr W ISlS-Xxl OTT'S PIANO l1""-0 ' Ai j y !. EUCTIOLUXrkJiaUl, , ' I Tail's u-hy y" M""'- ' II 11 9 pCRMANINT SILEHCt . SAVINGS I ) ho moving pw I PAY FOR THE I I TOWl" I -I i I t.stiNOirnctNCY I . ft AC I 1 . CONTINUtO 10W I WH J I oPtRMINO COST I V . ! I constant cold 1 REFRIGERATOR. I I .. j r.n.nKnc 1 joy the same silent operation the same low run- j r.mg cost the same freedom from repairs. Get the facts on this 193"' Gas Refrigerator. Sec the beautiful new models in our display. ' NEW 1937 FAMILY SIZE Ask ciboul the Easy Pit i xbasePlan said. "Si(? halfway screaniHl that she wouM never get hack In the tar unless we were going together," it added. Johnston said Newton related calmly that: He strtiKKled with Ihe woman (luring which aho twice fell to ihe pavement. He drank "two or three small ones." from- a whiskey bottle. He st ruck the woman with a hammer upon beconiltiK "excited" as an automobile approached. Then he dragged the body in (be ear. drove on Ihe bridge and push ed the body off into the river. It was round floating near Louisiana, Mo.. Tuesday mornine. ICE 1 made with tiny Gas or Kero- n scne flame. See the SERVEL III . iitsr WAHEPIOUSt THRIFTY families everywhere arc choosing Servel tlcciro lux, the modern refrig cr.uor. 1'undjment.illy different from all other refrigerators, I'lectrolux exelusic ad.int.igesill save you money year after year, liven after lone serv ice you will en $17950 T ENTERTAIN HERE "The Wheeler's Club." a group Of entertainers from Kugcne, pre sen ted a most enjoyable program before the I. O. O. F. lodge in Itofiehurg last night. The members of Ihe cdtib apnea red In pioiiee? costumes and advertised the Ore gon Trail i'ageuut soon to be held tu Kugeiie. Tie program Included vocal ami instrumental music and dancing. Tom II. Turleyfill nerved as muster ot ceremonies. Mr. and Mrs. Fraidy directed tho dancing. Mr. King, violinist, ami Mary Jeanette JKmnittton, pianist, were beard in musical numbers. Other members of the visiting party were Uill Jlurcombe, (Irate Allen, (ieorge Itoblnson, Gwendolyn Rutherford, Hob Howney, Muxine Wheeler, Chris Madeira. Ruby Dick. Martin Putnam and Shirley Harrold. The lodge mem hern also were entert-ained by two local enter tainers; Geratdiue Stevens, pianist, and (leorgene Shanblin, who pre sented songs and tap dancing. safe deposit Units placed in bank Workmen today completed the installation of two nesl of new safe deposit boxes in the vault of the Io!igtaB National bank. This will add 155 boxes to the equip ment now on hand and give the bank 3o snf deposit boxes for Dieticians recommend salads for health! Red and White recommends salads for just plain down-right enjoyment! With a big helping of Sun spun Salad Dressing or Red & White Mayonnaise salads take on a new creamy, crunchy flavor! Here's to health! Here's to sheer enjoy ment! Nutritious delicious, savory and delightful only Red A White Salad Dyssings fit these descriptive adjectives! Buy a jar of each at these low prices Make salads a regular summer time diet. Special for Saturday and Monday, RED & WHITE RED & WHITE v MAWQIiNtittfflB . 27c SUNSPUN M,m nmm: . nnt .. ?. 25c Q D . WHITE mm - - itCa.ns. ise , -0 O SUNSHINE Knspy ctcraS) - LLxb- i e . ; RED & WHITE ' PilEtFrAlE0 MiUSTATO) 5r. 58 RED & WHITE wa& mwm - - RoiisFoot i?c RED 4 WHITE wax $Amw - o 7c RED 4 WHITE Vanilla c Lcmo-ii Entrust iL 23c RED S. WHITE PANCAKE FLOW - pK: ...... 17c RED & WHITE COFFEE iSk31c RED 4 WHITE GRAPE JUICE - l:.. . 18c L. J. Allen Sutherlin Frank Bradstreet Riddle N. D. Cool Drain N. R. Fisher Kelley'i Corner Cfi. Grimm Roseburg I. K Nichols Brockway Murderer at 11, to Serve Term Youngesl person fcver Pennsylvania on a first degree murder charge, Anthony Naples, 11, above, of New Castle, awaits transfer lo an industrial home, where he must serve a term of from to 12 yciirs. He was convicted of deliberately shoot ing playmate to death. customers use. ' It la expected that the new night depository will be Installed In the bank the coming week. tried in The following merchants in Roseburg H. F. Hebard Umpqua A. G. Henmnger Glendale W. R. Anderson Roseburg L. E. Henninger Canyonville Morgan's Grocery Roseburg Reynolds & Adams.. ..Myrtle Creek Blind crawfishes, round in Ozark caves, have developed long haira on their claws which act as strcse organs and take the place ot eyes in detecting prey. o Thomas Jefferson HIM on July 4, 18L'6, exactly 50 years alter the adoption ot the Declaration ot Independence; r YT TT T ' ty" Sun Spun tt&jffl &gi Salad y - Ij Dressing J ."J Xlr July 17-19 8-Oz. Bottl 1?r e RMET AFFORDS and surrounding territory Floor Sanding and RefismKing CHAS. KEEVER Phona 851-J R. R. 2, Box 22U Roieburo, Ore. flVlarfCoffee 1-Lb. Bag .. 23c Flav-R-Jell. Gelatine Dessert, A 0k Assorted Flavors, 3 pkgs. Ifw Sliced Beef Red & White 2Kx. Jar, 2 for 27c Baked Benn Red & White m 28-oz. cans, 2 for iSS Memori Tea Orange Pekoe, 8-oi. Pkg 35 Sweet Pickles CHB, - 12-oz. Jir i jnc Mandarin Oranges Red & White, 23c 11 -oz. can, 2 h 'sr "JUNKET Hsnsens Trade-Msrh For RENNET MIX For makihej Smooth Ice Cream 3 pkgs. 23c will serve you: B. R.' Richter & Co Camas Valley E. T. Stenseth Yoncalla R. O. Thomas Elkton H, R, Underwood Oakland Ellison & Ellison Dillard 3