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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, FRIDAY, JUNE 10, 1938.
ty Churches
Looklngalass: Sunday school ut
10:0U h. in. Preaching service ut
11. A Sunday school picnic Is
planned at noon. Kpworth IcaKilu
at 7 p. in. The Imt-calaurete serv
ice tor the graduating class will
be at . Hot li messages by Knlh
ryn Montgomery and these are ex
pected to be her last services In
lokitiealass. The Assembly of
Ood fellowship meeting will he
hold Monday. June 13. Services In
the grange hull at 2:30 and 7:30.
Speakers from a distance and spe
cial music at each service. Has
ket lunch at 5. Hrlng your basket
and enjoy the day with us.
First Church of Christ Scientist,
312 Kast Douglas street. Hfgilhi
services Sunday at 7 a. m. Sub
Jcct of losson: "Hod the preserver
of Man." Sunday school convenes
at 11:45 a. in. Wednesday evonlnB
meetings which Includo testlmon
les of healing and remarks on
Christian Science, are hold at
o'clock. Tile reading room In trout
of the church edifice is open dally
except Sundays and holidays from
2 to 4 n. m. Here the lllble and
all authorized Christian Science
literature may he read, burrowed
or subscribed for. The public Is
cordially Invited to attend the
church services and to visit the
reudlng room.
' Glide Baptist Church, 9:45 Sun
day school, Mrs. Fred Asnm, slip
crlntendent. Clusscs for nil ages.
11 a. m., morning worship. Sub.
Jcct "Is the lllble (lod's Hook?" 1
p. in, fl. V. p. U. Ulcknlon Den
linin, leader. ! p. In, evening
service. Come and join In the song
service. Sermon, "KHJiih, the
Prophet. Wednesday 8 p. in.,
prayor and praise service. Satur
day 7:30 p. in program nnd oxh.
bits of tho dally vacation lllble
school. Everyone Is cordially In
vlted to como to this, service and
Boo what the children have done.
There will he a silver offering tak
en, h. I. Cox, pastor..
Full Gospel-Assembly, end of W.
Commercial Ave, A. Harold Pers
Me. IHtstor. Sundnv services: Hull.
day school nt'9:45. Miss Violet
Pc m bo r ton, superintendent of
clussos. ..Mrmilng, worship begin
ning at 11 a. in. Children's clltiich
at 6:30. , Floyd tljorklund tin
charge, Evangelistic service lit
7:45.: Services for the week:
Tuesday night iil'7:4fi. Tolillg peo
ile lji charge. , Thursday jinonihtg
at 83U, tune ill d KBiill fari'-rtifii
lloBpel Church of the fltr." Friday
H 7:45( inspirational aer,vlcor i il
Flpst Baptist- Church, J. III. T-itrh;
hull, inHiister,! ?3o.a.. pii.i pinyur
iiiendiig.t 9:46 n. llttllla 'school,'
jiivin- iipiou, Kiipeniiiemiont.1 'A
class? ftj'r evel'y ligb of'b'olll sexes.
10:58 hi 111, n-jrlililr.'.'' ltrftacltftBt
overjKHNIO: Bi-jef -tiilk tri ynuiitf
people of C. Awleagiiii; ;s6lq. Llell
tenant II. W. AndPi-sdn; Sermon,1
"Mighty To SsveV'' 7:00 ji, in., ; 1).
V. p. iinldhs; Juulor , and flclilor.
X: 00 i pi ni,; Dr. OuoiBoilltintol-. -or
the Ainof-lj-aii-Rtlropeith.. Fellowship
Will Bpfitk tjr, dominions In Europe,
With- ospedul reference to the
Jews'. There will he a bright song
service. Mrs. J.-. 11. Tnuibull : U1
King ,n solo. "Dally Vacation 'selmul,
dally, Min.i to 1 1 30 d.- nr., .llev.
Mlko; tllllosttir,- head of the It'tia
slnn RVuiigbllstlb association, nnd
himself it Ithssian, will apeak euch
evening next week, except Thilrs
ilay and Fi-Hlny. he will ulsb speak
at both services a week from Sun
day. . - ,- "''' -
First Christian Church, corner
Of noughts hliil Kaiio stl eels, lllble
school 9:15 it.' in., c. (I. Stanton,
superintendent. Classes lor all
ages. In the iilisencu of tho pastor,
l-inden l,eavllt, morning services
at 10:15 and at 8 i. m. will be ran
ilncled by Marry lliilrd nhd Fern
Nutting, students nt Northwest
Christian college, lOligeiie.
St; Paul's Lutheran Church (Mis.
soiirl Synod), Corey and iM lilt n t-y
si reels, West Hoselmrg. Tho serv
ice of Sunilay. June 11, begins nt
N:Mtl i. In. Instead of 7:30 p. m.
Dlltlng the rest of Hie spring anil
Kiinihlfr nil evening services will
begin at tills new time. The tuple
of the senium Is, "Our I'enu-coainl
Clri." This Is In the nature of a
eeciuel to lust Sunday's Pentecost
sermon. Tho Sunday school begins
at 9:15 a. in. The mid week lllble
Public Auction
The physical assets of the
umpqua Valley Fresh Fruit
Growers Cooperative will be
told , at Public Auction on Sat.
urtfay, June 11, beginning at
:uu p. m. at the cnurchlll
Warehouse en Mill street, Rose.
burg, Oregon, consisting of the
following:
1 Bean. fruit washer, all corn-
plate with nearly new and In
good condition about 50 ft, of
conveyor belt.
1 Bean apple and pear grader,
t Cutler sorting table.
i J'herae tntoraln good condi
tion. '
1 bo lidding machine.
4 warehouse trucks.
5 oleosa roller track on steel
t piece rolief track curve steel
base,
I! pieces rolief track on wood
base.
1 Burroughs sddlnn machine.
1 Underwood typewriter.
Rubber stamps.
Electrical equipment.
Board of Trustees!
W, 0, LOVE,
H. W. SOOTH,
R. A, BUSENBARK.
Daily Devotions
By DR. CHAS. A. EDWABDB
Ily the testimony of the spirit
we mean an Inward impression
on the soul whereby the spirit
or (ion immediately and direct
ly wltnesseth to our spirit thut
wo are tne children of God,
that Jesus Christ hutli loved us
and given Himself ior us; that
all our slut are blotted out, and
we are reconciled to God. Cod
so works upon the soul thut
the stormy wind and troubled
wuters subside und there Is a
grout- calm, tho heart resting
sura In (lod. Our Father we
live III tin uge perplexed anil
mil of doubt. Many have lost
the sense of Thy nearness and
of Thy lovtj, and in a world
full of strife nnd violence know
not where to turn for help. He
assure us by Thine Indwelling
spirit that we are Thine. May
we claim ns our own all Thy
promises and behave us true
sons of our lleaveniy Father,
In Jesus name. Amen.
Methodist Church South. Church
school 9:45 a. m, I-oren Harvey,
superintendent. Voung people's
service starts at 7 p. in. Morning
worship hour 11 a. in. and evening
service at 8 p. m. Pastor speaking
nt both hours. Wednesday eve
ning prayer service at 7:30 p. in.
Thursduy 2 p. in, members und
friends of the Mlssionury society
will meet ut the home of Mrs. A.
J. Stunner. II. C. (I teuton, pustor.
First Methodist Episcopal
Church. Sunday school ut. .9:45.
Morning worship ut 11 o'clock,
with sermon by the pastor on "Life
Abundant." Music by Mrs. Orcutt
and Walter l-'lshcr with Mrs. Cor
don Stewart at the organ. The
King's Heralds will meet at
o'clock in the primary room. Hp.
worth league at 7 o'clock. Eve
ning worship at 8 o'clock with the
sermon by the pastor and specie
music by the young people's choir.
Mid-week union prayer meeting a
me Methodist Church South
7:30. Always a hearty welcome to
all. Vacation HI bit- school will
continue during tho coining week.
LOSER AT ELECTION
class meets Thursday nt tho Inline
of Mrs. (lollson for Its regular
birthday luncheon. All the women
of the .congregation nro cordially
invited to be present. We most cor
illnlly Invite all to attend our serv
ice und sumiuy actiooi, w. a. syi-
Wester, 1179 Milltury St, pustor
Dlllard Circuit. Dillnrd: 10 u. i
Sunday school; ll a, m, preaching
service; children's day program,
10: 15 a. Mi. Looklnegutss: in n. m.
Sunday school; 7 p. m, F.pworth
league. Cnmus Volley: 10 a. m,
Sunday school; 8 p. m, preaching
service. Olen P. V Into, pastor.
Church of Christ. Meets III K. P.
hail. Minister, Homer Pnpplii, lllble
study 10 o'elock. Preaching nt 11
o'clock. Subject tills Lord's duy
will he "Weighed." Communion
11:46. Everyone Welcome.
First Presbyterian CHufch. Chil
dren's day will be observed at the
Presliytorlan church beginning
Sunduy morning ut 9:45 und ex
tending through the Sunday school
lit) ill- to 11 a. in. Mrs. Wilson of
Myrtle Creek, who has donri ex
tensive Work along this line In Los
Angeles, has been ieudlng in the
dully -vm-atiim Uible school this
week ami Is an expert In chil
dren's work. The vacation lllble
school will- have tin Important
Pert In the Children's day pro.
grnln. At 11 a. m. Sunday the ser
mon theme will be, "llulldiiig With
Swjird and, Trowel." At 8 p. ni,
''The Kyo or Their (lod." Flunk
(IrOI)lil). singing. Mid-week prayer,
iiralBO nnd lllble study Wednesday
evening at ' 7:80. Win. C." Fuu-
Kip, minister, ' ' -;
PREFER TO REMAIN
When Mrs. Jennie White of
lloxie, Kansas, visited hero this
week at the Hoy 13, Bellows home,
It was the first time Mrs. lit Mows
niece of Mrs. Walte. had sen anv
of her living relatives, other Ihun
ner motner.
Ml-s. Mellows came as nh Infniii
with her mother from Kansas, nnd
although she has many relatives
living In that state. Mis. Unit,.
is tno first of the family she has
seen.
Mrs. Willie, former siiiierinlen-
dent of schools nt Hoxle. was no-
compunlcd by Mr. and Mri. A. J.
ijuwaon, tne rormor an Instructor
In the Hoxle high school, und by
Kenneth Clark, also of Hoxle. II
wag the first time niiv of the mi.
tiers oi the party hail visited the
raciiio coast, and hov eviii-eesAii
miicn pleasure over Hie scenic
beauty, climate and hospitality of
iiuBDuurg unci vicinity. T lev Biient
severui nayB at lite iieiiows sum
mer home on Itock creek.
air. Dawson was an ilniieMml
witn Oregon, that prior to h s de
parture. Me made application for a
position in the lioseburir hid.
school and will move to this city
if opportunity orfeia.
CANNERY AT RIDDLE
TO BE OPENED SOON
rANVnNVIl.l.P T..,. ,rt ,ni.
.. .. u ,,c j im
niddle Vulley Canning conitmnv
Will he l-eadV In Slnrl cmmlnn. i
about 10 days, L, A. Smith of Cnn
yonvllle i-eporls. They will employ
about 40 women nnd girls nnd the
office will be open for registration,
for work next Monthly, .luhe 13. Mil
Hllltll, I,, la lirinirlit l,,,,,an I.. !l
ami will movo thero In tho neul-
in m e.
Ill-.'CI.N'A, .Saskatchewan, June 9,
(Cunadiuu Press! Hopes of the
social credit party were dashed us
the liberal provincial government
ui i-reiinei . j. i-uiieison was
swept back to power today In el
ections for the 52 seats In the
Saskatchewan legislature.
It will be the second successive
legislature without conservative
representation. The liberals held
50 of the last assembly's 55 seats.
The soclul credit purty had hop
ed to set up an administration on
the same lines as that of Premier
William Abet-hurl In Aihertu prov
ince.
Only two social credit nominees
were elected and n recount wus re-
gurded ns a virtual certainty in
the victory of one. Fred Herman
of Melville over Highways Minis.
ter u. .'I. Dunn. The .margin was
only rour votes.
Nearly complete returns assured
the liberals of 33 seats. The co'
operative commonwealth federa
tion, tho principal opposition, had
nine; Social credit, two: union pro
gressive, one; Independent, one.
liberals were leading for three
other Beuts and a C. C. F. candi
date for one.
Temler Abel-hart and nt least 40
of his followers in the Alberta
and dominion parliaments hud
spoken to thousands on tours of
Saskatchewan In behalf of the an
soclul credit cuiidldntes.
NO OREGON CITY
KNOX LAW MODEL
PORTLAND. Juno fl (API
KiirorcelneiU records of the state
liquor control commission showed
today that while some cities hnd
fewer violations than others nn
community could be singled out as
a model.
The comment wus made hv the
enforcement division nfter the
ominission said Ashland had been
virtually tree" or Infractions.
Neither could anv communliv be
I'liTauiiiuu US a null pvatmiln
outside or Portland, where boor
and Wine licenses were moBt abun
dant, cities in logging anil other in
dustrial areas were about equal
In the number of violations.
The commission amended its re
gulations to provide that outdoor
advertising by blllboardsvand Blgns
noiiiu uc permitted only when It
was not pronibiteu by local onlln
ance. In the past the advertising
oniy nan io conform to the com
missions supervision.
RICE PARTIES SET
Tl
HAY BALING
Don't Be Misled
The same Job for $L90.
KRUSE BROS.
Phone 42F2
WE CAN FIX
ANYTHING
Citv Electric
124 W. Casa St. . Phone 233
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hot u'"ur J meJertt . .
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AUTOMATIC .
w5feW' "'"". , for both
cooking .now.--
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Corporation' ,
ou, office or .UIon.
tor intormation.
SOUTHERN OREGON
GAS CORPORATION
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NKW vnnit iiin n oi.,
hundred babies born in Shanghai
refugee camps during the past
four months are threatened with
(lentil llV Starvation Unit illannaa
Colonel Theodore ItooBevelt Jr.!
iiatfonnl chairman of the nhft,t
Council for Civilian Jleller lb
China, asserted tndflv fhllnwln
celpt of dispatches from Mrs. E.
i-. niMiry. aoiiinern jvietnoulst
church relief leader, Id Shanghai.
Mrs. Henrv renm-lprl Hint tha
1,600 lhrants and thousands of
other Chinese children are receiv
ing onty tne barest sustenance ow
ing the lack nf fnn,l rninn!
Itoosevelt snld, as he speeded up
plons for the national bowl bf rice
parties to be held on June 17 10
aid destitute Chinese civilians'. 1
ThA Iflrmor Unnoan Pllu ...
...ono nuiliail
said in her dispatch that all Wei
rare, workers und physicians . In
China are anxiously awaiting the
funds expected to be raised at the
bowl of rice parties' In 1,600 cities
on June 17 and re confident the
American peodle will rally to the
great humanitarian cause.
COnVALLIS. Juno io.fAPl
Burglars ransacked three churohes
yesterday, apparently in search of
money, police said on v a few
dollars were taken.
OREGON EVENTS
FLASHED FROM
WIRE SERVICE
ALIIANY. June 10. (API
Elizabeth Irvine, 82,, English In
structor nt Alhnnu 'nlla,rA fn- 4R
years, died Wednesday, the day of
the school's final commencement
exercises here. She was a native
of Linn county.
TILLAMOOK, June 10. AP
Dolph Tlnnersledt, Falrrlew farm
er, was critically Injured yester
day when a bull rushed him
against a fence. The farmer's ear,
arm and face were badly torn.
MARSHFlELD, June 10. (AP)
A sawdust fire In the mill yard
endangered J20.000 worth of mach
inery and the Jobs of 40 men at
the Western Battery Separator
plant late yesterday.
North Bend and Marshfield fire
department equipment battled the Pulp company..
blaze through the night.
The separator firm is located ju
one section of the big plant form
erly occupied the C. A. Smith
SPRING FUEL PRICES
4-ft Green, per cord
4-ft. Dry Slab, per cord
16-Inch Dry, per load
10-ineh Green per load
Mill Ends, per load .-.
2 ft. Green Slab, per load .
2 ft. Dry Slab, per load
bawdust, per unit
OLD GROWTH FIR
HAROWOOD, Oak and Laurel Block, tier ........
n,nunuuui um ana burci email iww v, i
ROSEBURG LUMBER CO
PHONE 182
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5Ha) iii- fffii-4.
COMPLETELY EQUIPPED
IrtiGrff Ubibiifsei
XV this big car Value! 1 17
inch wheelbase Nash sedam
with trunk, four-door model -yotirs
complete for this
omazlng price! You get Nash
beauty, Nash's heavy steel :
body, Super-Thrift Engine,
9i horsepower, Sea-Leg
shock absorbers. Dancing
Sand sound-prbofing, over
site hydraulic brakes, doable
frsme-for your firotectloilt
Don't delay come in!
MOTOR SHOP GARAGE
443 No. Jackson St.
Telephone 129
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Here is a sale that will capture your imagination- well
knowh nationally advertised Red & White foods and 9c arid
I ,:, 1 9c bargains galore shop this weekend, you"l find
' many real savings! i rt, , -.-1 . . v
Special Features for Saturday and
Monday,,.Jutie Htli and 13th m
, 9c SPECIALS
PREPARED MUSTARD
Red & White
9-oz. bottles
DEVILED MEAT
Red & White
No. i4's, 2 tor
VIENNA SAUSAGE
fttd & White
No. y2 cans
GOLDEN CORN
Our Value
No. 303 cans - :...
GELATINE DESSERT
Flav-A-Jell
Assorted Flavors, 2 pkfls. for
TOMATO JUICE
Red & white
No. 1 tins ,
TUNA SPREAD
Wel-Pak
Tuna Sandwich Spread, 3yi-or. tins
GRAPEFRUIT JUICE
Red 4 White
No. 300 tins
9c
9c
9 c
9c
9C
9c
9c
9c
Salad Dressing Sun
37c
Coffee ,M,r
Bags
23C
Ovaltine STIX F'"l.
-3c
19c SPECIALS
GRAPE JUICE
. Red & White , ' - - ; V'
16 64, bottles :.....:.L...
MANDARIN ORANGES
Red & White
11-oz. cans, 2 for i......;.. ,..'.. ;..
SARDINES :
Blue A Whltei Tomato or -Mustardi
.Ovals, 2 for
CLEANSER
Red & WhltS ; ; T-
4 cans for .....I
GRANULATED SOAP
Washo
. Large package '
COFFEE
Early Riser :.
l ib. bags
MACARONI
Standard Bulk
4 pounds for
PANCAKE FLOUR
Red & White
2j-lb. package......
SALMON ' '
Red & White .. - -
Sockcye, No. J2 cans :.
NAPTHA SOAP
Red A White . ,
9-oa. bar, 6 for ,
19c
19C
19c
19C
19c
19c
19c
19c
19c
19c
Wesson Oil
Quarts
43c
Snowdrift
3-ib. tins
55c
('nrh Klalroo R White
2 Packages for
13C
SgsiTfB
Trie fnllowincr msrrriainla in PnaakiH HJ 1 : '
... . .lvaEUU.K ouu urruuiuung icrruorj' will erve you:
i j. Alien outnernn tl. t. HeharH , 1 1
Frank Braditrect Riddle A. G. Henninger.;....'.".. 'Glendale
X -ll .. ..Drain W. R Anderson ...Rowburs
Ti. R. FUher Kelley'i Corner L. E. Henn neer r.iii
-Roseburg Morgan's Grocery Rowburg
Brockway Reynolds & Adan....Myrtle Creek
C. J Grimm..,
I. B. Nicholi..,
B. R. Richter & Co.....Camaa Valley
E. T. Slemelh Yoncalla
R. O. Thoma. ...Elkton
EIIod & Ellison oaiard
" n unaerwood , Oakland