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TWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. R0SEBURG)6REG0N, FRIDAY; MAY 6, 1938! X? 'Churches The Salvation Army, 407 W. Chhb Hlreot. Limit. Millie Limm it&n, of i Iter in chaiK". Tho public is invited to at tend ineittintiB ut the Salvation Army Saiimlay evt; liiiiK at h:UU p. in. and on Sunday, Knnduy school ut lu:ou a. m, IJon jtern. nmutliiK t 11:00 h. m. Yuuiik J'enjilu' l.t-KU'ii at ti:!J0 . in., and nulvatloii liieutiiiK at :()" i. in. Thuru will bo HiK'dii Mutlicr'a day , inuBic all day Sunday, t ome and i 7:45. No meeting Hatuiduy nlht. htimiuy Hi'rvictta: Knnduy mliool at 9:ir. Mint Violet 1ViiiIr-i ton Biii'tTintoiiilciit of claHneH. Cmue and bring the children. .MurniiiK service, at II . in., Itev. NoIhoii HpeakiiiK- Children 'a church j,t U:.'lu, Kioyd Hjurkluml in ehniKe. lOvHiigHliHtic hit vice ut 7:15. This will bu KvaiiKtfilHt Ntdson'B litnl mm-vice with us. Uo sur and hear him, Services for Uih week: Tues day tribute lu yuur .Mother on her nay niKht at 7:4fj, young people in tluy. - ' charge. I'rearhliiK Tlmrndav inoni- ' ' jlng at 8:30. Tuno in on KitNIt for Diilard Circuit, Mllaid : 10 a. m.. " hurrl, of U e Sunday school. U a. ..... preaching j MY "W V.U. Iii,.lru. mtrvlce, conducted by students u(uotUil 8(31 wte- J'orllnnd iiiblu Institute. 7 p. in. Kpwoith league. IookingglasH: 10 a. in., Sunday hcIiooI. 11 a. m., preaching service, iuukhuK6 by liov. 1,'ux. 2 p. m., .platform meeting con ducted by HitiUe.nts of Portland liiblo J iiHt it ii to. 7 p. in., ICijwurlh league. Camus Valley; 10 u. m., Huuday ttchool. 11 a. lit., preaching service. meSHiige b.V I'. U. 1. lu tlenls. Von are welcome to thene (services, lilen 1'. Wliltu, Glide Church of Christ. All molh cib ara especially Invited to ut tend the special Mothur'H day ser vieoH uL the Glide Church of Christ Sunday. Sunday school marls at B:50; cliurcli Bcrvlccs at 11 a. in., and evening service at 7 p.. in. Full Goepol Assembly, located at end of V. Coinmerclal Ave. A. Harold I'crsing, pastor. Hear ICvan gcllat John C. .Nelson tonight ut BUY ASSOCIATED ; PRODUCTS ' ' " at the I SI DILLARD i MOTOR CO. N. Main and Douglas Sts. Calapooia Free Methodlet Church. Kinent K. Lee, pastor. Sun day school, lo a. in., Allen Main), superintendent. Preaching service, II a. in., 7:45 p. m. Y. R M. S., 0:45 p. in. This Is the regular uar lerly meeting service. Kev. H. J. .Milton, (finlilct elder, will preach Friday ami .Saturday evenings, ul so at both the Sunday services. Itevlvnl meeting every night the week following. Free Methodist Church, comer Harvard and Umpqua avenue. Krn est F. 1-ee, pastor. Sunday school, 10 a. ni.r Kthel llaird, Huperintend ent. Preaching, 11 ti. in., 7:45 p. id. Rev. A. J. .Stunner will speak both morning and evening. V. P. M. S., iUrs. Karl Heed, superintendent, (SMft p. in. Prayer meeting Tiiuh day. 8: (Ml p. m., Karl lted,s, Urockway. Prayer meeting Wed nesday In the church,' 7:15 p. in. i I Kveniiig worship at 7:30. Theme i "A Chrlsllan'i Conduct Toward His Kneiules." You I lis hour at the close of the evening worship. Pub lic speaking class meets on Tues day evening ut 7:30, followed by u class in general psychology. Bi ble class on Wednesday evening at 7:30, St. . Paul's Lutheran Church, Corey and .MHItury slreet, West touching. The service of Sunday, May 8, begins at 7:30 p. ni. The topic of the sermon will be. "Thomas, the Oouhtcr, Cured." This is tho third of a series of post Hunter sermons entitled. "Kuster Kchoes." The Sunday school meets at 9:45 a. in. The Young People's league meets Wed nesday evening instead of Tuesday eve at the home of the pustor. We most coidiully invite all, especial ly those huvlng no church home of their own, to attend our serv ices. We preach Christ and Him crucified. W. A. Sylwester, 1170 .Military street, pastor. First Church of Christ, Scientist, 312 K. Douglas street. Regular ser vices Sunday at 11:00 a. in.-Subject of lesson: "Adam and Fallen .Man." Sunday school convenes at 9:45 a. m, Wednesday evening meetings which Include testimonies of healing and remarks on Chris tian Science are , held at 8:00 o'clock. The reading roqiu in fronj of the church' edifido is:opeu daily except Sundays? und holidays from 2:00 to 4:00 p. nr. Hero the Hible and all authorized Christian Sei onco literal uie may he read, bor rowed or nubnribed for. Tho pub lic Is cordially Invited 'to all end the church services and to visit the reading room. :, , i First Baptist Church, J. H. Turn bull, minister. 0:30 a. in., pruyer meeting. 9:45 a. in., Hible school, A I v 1 11 Tipton, superintendent. Classes for ull ages of both sexes. 10:55 u. m., worship (broadcast over KHNK). Mother's day serv Ice. Solo, Lieut. H. W. Anderson. Five-minute talk to C. A. leatue of young people. Solo. Mrs. Hugh Whipple. Sermon, "Mury, t h e Mother of Jesus." A gilt will be given to the oldest mother pres ent, G:3() p. m., Junior and Sen ior ii. y. p. unions; 7:30 p. m gospel preaching. T e n-minute lively song Hervlce. Solo, "My Mother's Prayer," pastor J. K. Tuntuuil, V I v e-mluitte cartoon Sermon, "The Motherhood of Cod.' Wednesduy. 7:30 p. m., prayer, praise and study. Subiect "Mis- sions." Thursday, all-day meeting or rri-Mquare cliih at home of Mr. iiianctie Wright, Dlxonvllle. Daily Devotions tir DR. CHAS. A, EDWAfiDB One day Jesus met Hfmoii, and He said unto him: "Thou art Simon, Impetuous, reckless, unstable, temieramental; but I will make you Peter, depend able, constant, steady, reliable, fearlesa." Peter is to go through the great testing, the tribulation of Jesus. The har row drawn by cruel men Is to pass over him. Jeus sees what lies- ahead of both Himself and Peter and He said: "1 have prayed for thee that thy faith in ine fall not In the dark hour." No cowardice. Petor. Be strong for the sake of all who shall follow after. Thou hast called us, our Father, Into the mem bership and fellowship of tho church, which Is Thy body. We know that If one member suf fer, the whole body suffers too. We fear, therefore, for those who have grown Indifferent, for those who are defeated by old habits. Keep us true to Thee for Jesus sake. Amen. I Pfigrlm Holiness Church, 12i .Merman street. Sunday school at 10 a. 111. Preaching 11 a. m.'Youiit peoples meeting 7:15 p. m. Preach ing at 8 p. m. Prayer meeting Wed nesday nt H p. 1,1. at the chii'di hall. C. L. Dago, Pastor. First Christian Church, corner of Kane and Douglas streets, Lin den (J. LeuvlU, minister. Cliurcli school begins at 0:45 u. 111.. C. (!. Stanton, superiiitendenl. Morn- ,lng worship at 10:30. Theme, "The MotheisiofMen." i ClirUlian Kndeavorers meet at fi:30 p. in. unurcn or the Nazarene. one lilock. east of the courthouse on Douglr.a Etreet. Sunday school 10 in. Preaching service at 11 with Itev. Ira Rankin bringing the mess age. There will be no N.; Y. P. S. evangelistic service. Our evan gelistic revival meeting begins this Thursday night, May 12, with the Parks-Hawkins quartet. The public Is coidiully invited to at tend these meetings. I -eon aid C. Johnson, pastor. ' Episcopal Church, Roseburg, St. George's. Holy communion 7 : 30. Morning prayer 11, Church school 9:45. Riddle, evening prayer 7:30. Perry Smith, rector. Glide Baptist Church. 9:45, Bl ble school, Mrs. Kred A sum. sup erintendent. Classes fur all. 11 a. m., preaching Bervice. This Is Mother's day. Sermon theme, "Bi ble Homes." Come and honor your mother and hear the gos pel. 6:30 B. Y. P. U., young peo ple's service. Come and enjoy this service. All young people in vited. Howard Wood, leader. 7:30, gospel song service. Sermon theme "The First Martyr." Wednesday, 7:30 p. m., prayer and praise serv ice. We have been greatly help ed by Pro. Morgan's messages the past two weeks. Come and help us carry on for God. L, S. Cox, pastor. First Methodist Episcopal Church, S. Kuynor Smith, minis ter. Sunday school at 9:45. Morn ing worship at 11 o'clock with a mother's day sermon by the pas tor, on "Susanna WeBley, Christ ian Mother." Music by the choir directed by Miss Heleue Robin son wllh Mrs. Cordon Stewart at the organ. Epworth league at j 30. At the evening worship hour, 7:30, the young people will present a Mother's day service, including a candlelight Installation service for the officers of the lenguo for the coming year. Tuesday from 2-4 und 7:30-10 there will be an In ternational fellowship tea and ex ih bit of curios from Indian and the Holy Land with stereonttcon lecture on India at 8 o'clock. The offering taken will be used for missions: The public is Invited. ; M. E. Cffurch, South. For the 11 o'clock hour we are having a spe cial Mother's day service. We are presenting to the oldest mother present a potted plant and to the mother with the largest number of children in attendance with her a bouquet of flowers. This service should be of special Interest to all. 9:45 111.. our church school be gins, Loreu Hurvey, superinten dent. Let parents come willi their children to this service. G:3o p. 111., young people's service and ut 7:30 p. m.f our regular preaching serv ice. Mid-week prayer service Wed-, pesday evening. Let all Methodists of Roseburg come and enjoy this united prayer service together. B. C, Gleaton, pastor. First Presbyterian Church. "The Great Woman of Shunem" (Moth er's day) is the eleven a. in. theme at the Presbyterian church Sun day. At 7:25 j). in., oigan vesper service conducted by Airs. Homer W. Grow, piic-orguuist. Your fu vorite old' hymn numbers Invited for this service. Tho evening sub ject, "Old Path." Frunk Oruhbe, soloist. Bible school at 9:45 a. m. You'll enjoy it. Wednesday eve ning at 7:30 midweek, "God, tho Holy Spirit." Win. C. Faucette, minister. -' .' 7 7UZ - 11 I C E Gold West DRIP GRIND is ground extra fine, for your glass coffee maker or drip method. STANDARD GRIND is properly balanced for percolator or coffee pot. In package, you take your choice of the familiar red tin or the popular re-usable glass jar. . ti .: t-jiij.cv.'- out-. mm Visiting Here Henry Arnolilus- sen has urrived here Troin Wis cousin to spend a few weeks visit- Iiik his cousin. iMrs. G. Souimur- holder. CARD, OF THANKS We rtsh to tuke this ODiioitunity4 to express our llppreiiation for the kindness find sympathy ox- tended iy our many friends dur ing our recent bereavement and for tho beautiful floral offerings. Mrs. 1' . w. I' ay and dausliters. SNOWWHITE DOLLS FREE See Can's wonderful Snow while window lor full particulars Adv. I v ., ;v ; ' Iff Church of Christ meets nt the K. P. hall evory Lord's day. 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Wide Mouth Jar 2JtC Mart I COFFEE ' ,,u Ra 2C The following merchants in Roseburg and surrounding territory will L. J. Allen , Sutherlin Frank Bradstreet Riddle N. D. Cool Drain N. R. Fisher...... Kcllcy's Comer C. J. Grimm Roseburg I. B. Nicholi Btotkway H. F. Hebard..:... UmDo.ua A. G. Henninger Glendale W. R. Anderson Roseburg L. E. Henninger Canyonville Morgan's Grocery Roseburg Reynolds & Adams.... Myitlo desk serve you: B. R. Richter & Co Camas Valley . T. Stenseth Yoncalla R. O. Thomas Elkton Ellison & Ellison Diilard H. R. Underwood Oakland
