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TWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG. OREGON, FRIDAY, APRIL 8, 1 938. Sunday nUnwUc at the VxfUCie:o Full Gospel Assembly, end ur M'um (.'tmuuoiTMt uvt'iiue. A 1 1 i ulii I'lT&iitK, imiiloi-. Hurvli-us fur Sunday: Sumluy Hchoot at 9:f. .Miss Violet IVinuerlon hUHrlnU'n-dt-'iil o I'lasnes. Collie. .Morning AVOI'rillllt bt'KlllllillK 111 II. ('IllUll'l'U'li ihuic li ut 0:15. I'lojil lijoi'liluiiil In rliurKo. KvaiiKuliMIc fci'ivk-u al 7:3U. A HtirrhiK mtrvlctt, Heivii-eH I'm ihu week: Tut'Mlny nlnhi at 7:30, young iieuitlc In cluuKe. Thurt) will Ito l'lu-linf. Tliitiutlay morning at tun- to KltNH lor thu "Kllll Uonl L'llllll'll 01 Ull! Air." Kilday iilaht at 7:3U inspirit-, lluual Hervlce, Flrtt Church of Christ Scientist, 312 KatU UoUKlaa atrial. lU'Kiilar Kurvltt'a Sllinlay at Jl a. in. Sub ject or leason, "Alt-' Kin, DlHcamj anil Jffatli Ituul?" Sunday nchool .tonvuiu-g al y : 4 r, a. in. Wurtnnbdny I'Vt'iiluK nu-etins which lncluiln leatliunnk'H ol liimliuK anil itfinaiivti ull Chi'lHtlan H'.'li'ncw. aio held al 8 o'clock. Tho rnadlnft room in the front of the church i-dlllou Is opt'ii dally except ttunduya aiul holidays ironi 2 to 4 i. in. Mere, thu Mule - unil ull authorized Christian .Sc. ' unco lituraturi may bo road, bor rowed ur subscribed lor. The pub lic Is cordially invlled lo utiond the church services uud vlbil the read ing room. First Christian Church, corner of Kane and DollKlaa Htrccts, Linden (I. I.eitvltt, iniiilstor.- Church school begins ut 11:45 a. in. C. tl. Ktanlon, superintendent. Morning worship at 10: 0. Thome. "The World Mis sion of tho Church." t'hrisilan Kn deuvorurs moot nt li::iu ii. in. Kven IriK worship ut 7 : :tt). Tlu'ine, "llnllii Iiik a Church 1'i'ogiaui lo Meet lIuniunity'B Neetis." Yoiillis' hour ut the rloso of Ihe evening wor ship, l'uhllc spcaklui! class meels 'on Tuesday evuuing ut 7:3", fol ' lowed by a class In geuurjil psy . chology. Iliblo study .class meets on Wedueialuy uyuiiIul; at 7:110. 6t. Paul's Lutheran - Church, Coruy und Military struct. West Husi'burH. The scrvlco of Sunday. April 10, begins ut 7;:n p. in. The tiunday school latins at !i:4o a. in. The pastor will conclude his J.onlcn series untitled, "SU rilrllt ' ing Scenes Kroin tho rassiou Story , of tllirlst." 'I'ho soi-mou topic Is, "tJlirlst on Calvury." The Lutheran Hour will ho broadcast at L:10 p. in. Tho regular muollug of tho vot ing mcniburs will bo held aftor tho Horvloe, Wo -most cordially in vite all lo uttoiifl (Our s'ervlco and Daily Devotions Br DR. CIIAS. A. EDWARDS John I Ik- llapllst In prison still follows tho iiroxriiHs of th inova. inent he be;an. It seems that even he could not undersluiid tlio trund of Jesus' mlnlsiry. Ilo icsnd, and nska blunib, "art Ihou He that should come, or look wo for unoihur." Vet even lo uuxlous John Jesus could giant no answers, but the one that had boon given all ulong. Wlial do you say? One of tho fluent yet Important things ubout life is tho way Cod lovus ihu Joy of illncuvury lo ullrselves. How ofien wo wish he would speak in a volco of thunder to completely couviucu our waver ing lallli. Hill in ways of nor foci wisdom Ho only says "you see, wluit ilo you say." Our I'alher who hast laid upon us Ihu grual responsibiliiy of deci sion in all tho deep mailers of life in Thy great niorcy suve us from missing tho life Thou bust lo (jive. Anion. (censlon, evening ;iruyci' at 7:30 i'erry Hoiilll. I First Baptist Church, J. It. Turn ball, minister, !i:JU a. in., gray er llleolluif. 11:45 a. in., Itlble Iscliool, cliuiseM for ull ages. 11 u. !iu., - morniuK worship ( broadcast over KKN'H). HHclal niiinber by choir. Kive-utiuute tulk to C. A. league. Duel, .Mr. und Jin J. It. Turnbull. Soiiiioii, "Tho Hansom er of Men." 8:30 p. in.. Junior and Senior II. V. R unions. Tho sen iors will present u Hiirprise pro gram. 7:30 p. m., gospel service. Teiiiniuulo chorus singing. Spe cial music. Address, "The (.'en Irallly of Ihe Cross." Wednesday, 7:30 p. in., prayer, pnilse uud Hililu sludy. Thursday, ull duy meeting ol Tri Souuitt club at homo of Mrs. Wlckhain, 703 S. Mill street Church at Christ meets tit K. P. hall every l-ord's duy. Illble study at ten o'clock. Communion at close of service. Kvaryouu wel, come. . . , , . ; : vnurcn or mi nazarene, one omck oust or Dm coiiKiliouae on DoukIus street. A Huuduy school rally this Sunday Morning with a prize to the individual responsible for the most new scholars. Preach ing service at 11 with Kvangellat Floyd Morgan bringing ihe iness- uge. N. Y. I'. S. al 6:46 followed by tho evangelistic service Hie niossugo again brought by Itev. Morgan. Come uud hear tile old fiulilouHd gospel preached by this limn of fled. The anuiiul meeting of the church, will be held on I'llllrsduy eve ut 7:15. All innin. bors ure urged to be there for this Importum business meeting. Krt- lay Is Ihe (lav lor our vonnir ncn. First Presbyterian Church. "Ilo- bin's rally with a service morning, sannu! The King Cometh!" is the afternoon and evening. You are pas- Sunday school. W. A. Hylwesier I17U Alllllury St., pasior. Glide Baptist Church. 11:45 lllblu school, Mm. jYod Asain, supurin lendent. Clussea for all. 11 o'cloifk church service. Sermon Illume, "Thu (llory of 111., Cross." 11:30 p. in., young people's mouilug, Miss ilenovluve Moore, loader. All young puoplu mo welcome. Come. 7:30 p. in., gospel song service, x p. ,n. sorinon, "Tbo Tost of ,'allli." Wed nesilay, April auih, we will have Hvangelisllc services In church. Urolhor Kloyd Miuhuii will Ptuiuth. L. K. Vox, imslor. PHarim Holiness Church lTi Hhothlui. Hllt'ltl. HlllllhiV xi Unni ut HI; pieuchliiK ut J! u. in. Younii mioiIh'h niiittliiiK al 7: IS . m. Pritui.'hlng Hurvlco u( 8 ii. in Tin. nlil tiibhioiit il ;ofiic'l iu )i't;UL-tiiMi. Cnmo wmehlp wiih iih. All are wel coino. Huv. C. I-. I une, puutnr. Tho Annelus Hour. KHNIl ft1 l. in. (Iudbi suiqc "ftlotluidlut Sum." Mr. Iliatl will .sirm. ChurU'H . KlIWllllls. ; ruim MiiHlay tht'tne t the I'vm- iiyii'iiim church at II a. in. IIoiiht w. (.row will hIiik "'Ihe I'ulnis." Al r.ib OI'KIHI VOHplM'H C'OtlllllCtfMl hy Mi's, draw, lu' oi'KititiHi. Kvon liiK Miihjni-t. "A .ThrlllliiK Hnt-ret HuvuuIimI." Kraiik Urnhbe, Holoist. Have you atiii(led bur Bible school? You're- invited. 9:45 a. in. Youiik people's society at 6:30 p. in. All ygiuitf people not in attend ance In other clinrchus cordially invneu. aii exciting contest now on. Tuvbday evenliiK ut 7:H0 Bible cIuks In the UriMlley home, ICden- hower. Httidy, "Hevclation." All in this suction Invited. Wednesday I (ivunljitf prayer, praise and Hi hie ; study In church parlors. Pio-Kast- er theme, "Ills l,ast Week." 'I'll u is day uvenlUK ut 7: III) Illble oluss in Gai (Ihu Valley bt'KlnniiiK the study of "punlel." Win. C. Kaucetle, inln-Inter. welcome. tor. Leonard (.'. Jolinson, M. E. Church, South. Church school at U:iu a. m. will be held 111 our own church. The other ser vices of the duy we wilt unite with the M. K. church. Methodist Sum will speak at the 0:30 hour to the young people of both churches. Let us have a good representation at that service. IS. C. Ulealou, pun tor. Episcopal Church. Palm Kuilday "Thu day of the HIk l'aiaUu.'.' Uose Inn K, St. (icoi Ke a, holy eomintin Ion 7::ih. Church , school U: I5. MnrnhiK prayer nt 11. Kiddle, As- First Methodist Episcopal Church H. Jtayiior Hiuitli, iniuister. Sunday school ut !l:-K. Morning worship ut U o'clock when Meiho- dlst Sum Will preach on "Available (iod." Palm Kiimlay iiiukIc by tho choir with Mw, Cordon Stewart al the organ. Mp worth league at 6:30. livening evungellHtic service at 7:30 with Methodist Sam speaking on "Divine Invitation und Human Refusal." The union revival serv ices will continue each night at 7:30, closing on (lood Friday and each afternoon except Monday. On Friday noon a public (lood Fri day Hervlce, sponsored by Ihe Min isterial association, al which Methodist Sain will speak. The public is Invited lo each of those services. Let us observe Holy Week hy attending each service. Wo Invited you to hear Hnv. S. I'olovlua over K It N It at 4:H0 Sun day ufternoou ut ' the Angelus Hour. New Gadgets Ease Life; Another Jars Driver's Nerves WASHINGTON, April 4 (AP) Inventors gave a lot of thought lo comfort last week turning out u im it'll or gadgets to promote the more aiiundaut llfu. Kmil Sebarnewskl of Peteriliag en, (lermauy, patented u manicure oullit lor birds and dogs. No it s not designed lo be operated ny tnu pets, owners must do that A feailiei-iducking machine Is the brain child of Chester Foster l isher of Providence, Ii. I. You must Insert a fully clothed chick' on and It comes out nude. For folks who got. tired of cross ing and uncrossing their legB, i' rank A. Haunch invented a lug rest. It affords support at the knee and the culf. 'I lie only discordant note was sounded hy Louis U. Hurtmun of KlUton. Md., inventor of a blow out Imitatoivlt fits onto the tire of a friend or enemy's automobile and walls for the wheel to turn and produce a terrific bang It doesn't harm-the tire, but it ought to ruin the motorist's (lis- pout Hon Wt0& SIX l L : ! iftl)13P! 270 Million Traded Their Liberties for Fancied Security, He Says. SAN KHANt.'ISCO, Amll 7 (AP) Fishing pole In hand, inrincr President Heruer! Hoover stenned irein nis Home nound train today glad, he said, alter touring 14 Ku- roiieail nations, that Calllornla is more than T.uui) miles from Europe. "Now If this were Kurone. vou would have half a million soldiers massed on the Oregon side of the holder. There would be more arm ed regiments on the Nevada border ind along the Arizona-California line. Why, just think. This state has more automobiles than all tho countries of Ktliopc combined, but ihe greatest thing about it is that It's more than 7.00U miles from Europe.' Asked lo summarize the out standing impression he received from his recent trip as the guest of many foreign nations, in com parison with the Kuropo be for merly knew, he said;. "The most amazing thing of' all was Ihe realization that more than 27u,00o,0uu people who once lived In democracies have lor a false I'rellng of security traded ofr their liberties. They have swapped un employment for a lower standard or living a standard of living nut equal to tlio man on relief in tliis country." Asked if he Intended taking any part in Ihe ensuing California stale political ciunnalgii he re plied: "None w hatover in the state but 1 do intend lo help elect a lamer republican congressional represen- laiiou. "Something has to be done about stocking the California streams. U'e don't seem to be on the right course. "Oregon knows how. They're get ting lienor anil belter fishing. Ours Is getting worse every year." In answer to questions Mr. lloov er repeated his criticism of the president's reorganization plan. He again denied ii was similar to a measure he advocated as presi dent, declaring he sought "no such power over administrative and civil service offices." "Vou can't say It's fascist." he said, "but It is fair to say it's in the attitude of fascism." There is no condition In Kurope. the former president said, which warrants American sacrifices to extend relief, except on behalf of the Jews In the countries which are diving them cut. the death last Pecember 19 of George Chaffee, Hilverton mill fore man, pleaded guilty and waB sen tenced to two years ill the peniten tiary yesterday. Ha was paroled lo Mberiff Bulk. The deoth of Chaffee from a frac tured skull drew criticism of the Salem police department from a Marion county grand jury recent ly. The jury asserted Chaffee was believed to be drunk and left in a cell without medical attention. Attends to Buiineia H. P. nice, of Myrtle Creek, spent yesterday in this city on business. Maytag Sales and Service City Electric 124 W. Cass St. Phone 233 TRAGEDY PRINCIPAL PAROLED TO SHERIFF i SALEM. Ore., April 8. (AP) Chester Rogers, charged with manslaughter In connection with PERFECTLY APPOINTED CO .om ijjOtt Mghte.nt.r of Ufa In lh CHy of Horn. Attractive eulilds roomi , , . tnullful dining roomi. Snort Coffoo Shop. 3 lo 4 bloclu le Uodlng Horn ond bonki. Pamout for good food ii iTE lil.TH! iii;tiii.,',iii'WHTiwni Light Prices Reduced 75 and 100 Watt General Electric Mazda Lights Reduced from 20c to 15c Now is the time to stock up on lights. General Electric Mazda Lights, sizes 15 to 100 watts are ' now offered at 15c each It's Time to Buy Garden Tool Weed Pullers Rakes Lawn Edgers 9 Hoes Spading Forks Spades Package Garden and Flower Seeds Churchill Hardware Co. IRON MONGERS Mmmmmmm ... for savory; chili sauce - piquant catsup creamy mayonnaise or the kind of jelly that disappears as quick as a wink at a meal. Lay in a stock of our Glass Packed9 foods during this sale. Beg: pardon. You'll (only find, such fine quality foods in glass containers, bearing the Red & White label! Look for it! Add to the joy of eating ! CORN FLAKES Red & White, 3 Pkgs. for 20c Nellogga, 2 Pkgs. for PEP 23c WHEAT CEREAL Red & White. I 28-oz. Pkg 'USE GOOD COFFEE AND BREW IT WITH CARE," says Good Housekeeping in ihe April issue. Hills Bros, believe thai coffee roasters everywhere will join in endorsing ihe importance of care in coffee-making that is stressed in this Good Housekeeping feature. and HILLS BROS, add .... For sixty years people who use Hills Bros. Coffee have been saying .... "NOW, THAT'S WHAT I CALL GOOD COFFEE J" A pott card to Hlllt Bro:, Ssn Funelieo, will brine ' "iy at "Th Art el Cetli-M $klng 19c CORN MEAL. White or Yellow, 9-lb. sackc 27c FLAV-R-JELL Assorted flavors, An 3 Pkgs. for 14C SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY AND MONDAY, APRIL 9 AND 11 Salad Dressing SunSpun, 37c t H , ' Mayonnaise gi WhUi 27c Peanut Butter sa 20c Stuffed Olives Red & White, 2-oz. bottles, 2 for 25c Blue 4 White Red & While TUNA FISH No2,s 33c Tomato Juice No T 25c Blue 4 Whil Red 4. White OYSTERS " i' 25c Grapefruit Juice "S 9c Rei 4 Whit Red & White Minced Clams No Vtt 35c GRAPEFRUIT No T, 27c Our Value Mart . SHRIMP N12r35c COFFEE a 23c Red Blue & White KRAUT No2V-25c OLIVES nt2r35c Red 4 White. Cream or Whole Kernel Red 4 White. S.lced or M.lb, Halve. CORN N01 Vto".8 25c PEACHES Nc2 20c Red A White 0.j , u.u-. Red & White. Sliced or Home Style SIFTED PEAS No 22r33c PINEAPPLE No 22Z 43c 03S The following merchants in Roseburg and urrounding territory will serve vou- B. R. Richter & Co... L. J. Allen Sutherlin Frank Bradstreet Riddle N. D. Cool Drain N. R. Fisher Kelley's Corner C. J. Grimm Roseburg I, B. Nichols Brockway u r 1 1 -i i ... r. ncwni Umpqua ; Hen"lnSer Glendale V. R. Anderson Roseburg L. E. Henninger Canyonville Moj-gan's Grocery Roseburg Reynolds & Adam....Myrte Creek E. T. Stenseth R. O. Thomas Ellison & Ellison H. R. Underwood ,., ..Camas Valley ..Yoncalla Elkton DilUrd .....Oakland
