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TWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG. OREGON, FRIDAY, JULY 8, 1938. Sunday CUimwUsio FLAPPER FANNY By Sylvia 1 1 ... ... -csp. tiitvnA(CRvicc.wc. r. nff if i rrT orr 1 Daily Devotion Br DR. CHAS. A. EDWAHOB We orien llko to say that J0HU8 taught ub many lessons alter -a figurative sense and that Ha could not liuve meant us to take them literally. We need to be careful, however, lest we rob litem of Hie deep and very real meaning whic h Jesus Intended to civo , llieni. To Him tliey meant tremen dously and lliey pictured a spirit and u way of life, not easy to take, but absolutely de manded of us if we would he In any real sense ills followers. Wo mUBt live .'renerously, un selfishly, helpfully and that will make great demands from us. Do Thou help us this day, ami every day, to walk before men as 'I by true and loyal servants, endeavoring in all tliut we do and say and think to be true to tho vows we have taken upon us, and to put into praolico the groat lessons that our Master tried to teucb. Amen. (children ul 7. KvuiiKellstic serv ice at 8. Services Sunday ut 11, unci x. loll will eii Joy the slug lug of tbe gospel hymns and the old time gospel messages. Come und enjoy the services with us. Katbryii Montgomery, iiruniiou htiorirldge, evangelists. Glide Baptist Church. 'J: -15, Suu day school, Mrs. Kred Asaui. Bunt. 11 a. in., morning worship. Theme: Abraham the .Man of faith." 7 p. m., If. V. I'. l. l.eroy Hond, lead er. N p. in., evening song and praise service. Hviiugolistic mus suge, "Kour Cornui'oil Kvaugellsm." We eoidlally Invito you to attend all of these services. Especially II you am engiuie lor the new Young Married People's Hlble class or the lew Interiuediale class in Sunduy school. L. s. Cox, paHtor. 8t. Paul's Lutheran Church (Missouri Synod), Corey and Mili tary , streets. West K'schui,(. The Bervlco of Sunday, July 10, be gins ut 8 p. m. The Sunday school moots at 0:45 u. m. The Young People's league meets Friday (tonight) 7 p. ill. at the church building. The public Is most cor dially Invited to attend our r.erv ice and Sunday school. The ie gulur quarterly meeting of the voters will be held Sunday eve ning after tile service. All voting members are urged to !) present The choir meets Sunday owning for a short meotlnii after the service. . All present and prospective- choir members are urged to be prcsunt. W. A. SylwosUr, 1171) Military street, pastor. First Church of Christ Scientist, 312 Kast Douglas Btreet. Regular services Sunday at 11 a., m. Sub ject of lesson: "Siiim-iuiicm.' Sun day school convenes at U :I5 a. in. Wednesday evening in u c I i ngs wbiell Include testimonies of heul Ing and remarks on ClirlKtiini Science, aro held at 8 o'clock. The reading room in front of the church edifice . Is open daily ox ecpt Sundays and holidays from 2 to 4 p. in. Here the Utblii and nil uuthcrhscd Christian Science lit erature may be read, borrowed or subscribed for. The public Is cor dially invited to attend the church Borvlces and to visit tho reading-room. The Salvation Army, 407 W. Cass slriit-i. Will are Invl'ed to attend meetings at the Salvation Army this week end. Kunduy school with classes for all ages lit ll):l)u a. in. Holiness meeting at 11:00 a. m. The Young People's Legion at 11:30 p. m. and the Siilvatlon meet- lug ut 7::in on this Sunday will he under the direction of Captain Henry Konrner of Portland. All Sal vationists, friends, and you who have no church home are urged to come and worship with iib. Limit. M. Ijirenzen, officer In charge. The Angelus Hour, KHNH- KOOS. 4:31)5 p. in. Subject, "Mun's Search After Security." Charles A. lOdwards. Church nf ih hla,,..... block euat or the court houBe, on Douglas street. Sunday si'hool at !l:4Ii willi Sunt ivliiu u.,..,t i charge. Morning worship at 11:00 a. in. with tile pastor preaching on the subject, "The Double Hest." N. Y. P. K ut ft-.ir. V.. are extended a welcome to attend lIllH KIM-Vlci l.-VUl,.,llUll.. at 8:0(1 with the pastor again preuciiing. tiio subjec; the eve ning Is "Voices of Invitation." Keg- uiiir ciiurcii pruyci service J Illll'H llnv cvelltlie ill K-llll Tlw. mil, II,. Iu Invited to attend all of these Bel-vices. Leonard C. Johnson, pastor.. ;CS CREAM I lf?n fr I "You'd think they'd reserve space for good customers. We been buvin' a vanilla an' a strawberry on twice a week all summer." be at the Little Tlivor ICnwortii League iuHtltulo the coming we?k Iiiih hi;ii invited to Hpetik If hit) Kchedule cull be nrraiiKtMl, othor wIho I ho piiKtor will preach uh uh mil. The Kpworlh leugue will itt lenri In a hody the league irintltiito Sunday evening- Mitl-wmtk Bervlce WedncHday mining at 7:30 at the MnlhodiHt church, South. AlwayH a cordial welcome to all. GUndale Aarembly of God Gob pel r: Tont. 'J'ho nervines in the huge gospel tent on I'hcIMc uve mi w uro continuing; each night ex cept Momluy until July 17. Sun shine HcholarH Ht'rvico. for I tin M. E. Church, South. Church Hchoul heRiiiH at !l:lf a. m., Loren at vey, HUliei intendent. Young Pooplfi'B 8erviee Ih at 7 n. ni. We extend an invitation to tli, ynuim people who are not alteiulfni; oth er ne.rvie.on to :oine woinhip with ftiorniiiK woiHliip hour II a. in., and evening service at H p. m. with the paHtor Hpoukmg at hnth hervlces. Wedneday .evening 7:110 P. in. iuld-week prayer Bervlco. B. C. (ilealou, pUHior. . i ; . - ', First e t h o d I s t ' Episcopal Church. S. Ituynor Jriinltli, minis ten Sunday school at !);!;. Morn iiiK worship al 11 o'clock. In. J. C. Speiici'r. u riirnier pHHtor, who will First Presbyterian Church. "Till Me Come." 'Communion sermon Sunday at 11 u. m. "A Thrilling KoHCue, evenhiK theme 8 n. in. Hible Hchool at il:45 a. v. Come and study (ho book of all bonks Willi us. Vounu people's uicetlnir at 7:15 . m. Voiiiik people cor dially welcomed. Wednesday eve ning at 7:3U 111 hie study ami pray er meeting. Wui. C. KauceUe, min is ler. First Baptist Church, J. It. turn hull, miniHter. iiM) a. m. jM-uver meeting. !l:lfi a. m. Bible school, Alvln Tipton, superintendent. Clussen lor all afifts. H):M a. m. morning worship, broadcast over KItNR, Brief talk to V. W. league. Solo. Mrs. Clinton trorlhy. Ser mon, "We Would Seo Jesus." 7:00 p., in. Junior am) Senior It. V. )'. Unions. H p. m. Bible lecture, Ton ininute song Hervlce. I Hint, I. tout. II. W. Anderson and Pastor J. H. Tunihull. Address on Book of Itev-j elation, tiKlng large chart. Subject, "The Cloned I oor and the Open Heaven." Wednesday 7:30 . m. prayer, praise and Bible study. SubjHct, "History of the Baptists of the Reformation Period." Thurs day, ull-day meeting of the Trl S(uare club, place or meeting to be announced later. Watch papers. AU-day picnic at Lone Kouk on the North Unipq.ua. Episcopal Church, Riddle. There will be on service this Sunday eve ning. Perry Smith. Episcopal Church, St, George's, Roseburg. Holy communion 7:30 a. m. Morning prayer 11. Perry Smith, rector. CHANTS PASS, July 7. (AP) Women will be chewing tobacco next JiiHt ask the males of the Kerby Itod and (iun club. A new Invasion of men's fields wiih exhibited. At a recent elec tion, retuiltB showed Mabel Ram sey president. Sophis Bunch vice president and Faye McLean sec retary. Committee Appointed to Choose City Includes John M. Throne. 40, mechanic and aviator, arrest ed Sunday after residents com plained of a Blunting airplane, pleaded Innocent today to felony charges of drunk flying. It was the first protjocutioii on record in Orange county lor the offense, which on conviction car ilea a one to five-year peniten tiary term. Holland's prelimin ary hearing was set for July 18. PORTUANII, July 7. (AP A committee headed by Ns R Oodd of Haines, was named today by Solon T. White, state director of agriculture, to prepare a brief In which Oregon will seek one of four $1,000,000 laboratories to be established by the federal gov ernmeut to Investigate outlets for crop surpluses. Other committee members will be Henry Semou, Klamath Kails, Frank Wottwer, Mount Angel, John M. Throne, Rose burg, and Er vin U Peterson, North Bendj - The comuiiUee will meet at Corrallls on July 16 to recommend a city and an alternate. It was In dicated the choice probably would be made among Pendleton, Dayton and Portland, each of which had u'ertresefjtatlves 4"t u conference called yesterday by White to discuss plans for seeking the lab oratory, i White urged cities not to make a "mountain out of a mole hill" In seeking the stntion for their lo calities aud said he would be happy to see it established any where in the northwest. Advised by Dean William A. Schoenfeld, head of tbe college of agriculture at Oregon State col lege, that the government in ten fl ed to locate the laboratories In re gions troubled by excessive farm surpluses, the committee indicat ed its intention to concentrate up on data on Oregon wheat, fruit, po tato and hop crops, After the brief Is prepared, a representative will be chosen to prcHent it to Secretary Wallace and a committee that is expected to select , the laboratories some time next mouth. ! Here on Business J. W. Bass ! of Melrose was a business visitor in tiiiH city yesterday. NAZI CITIZENSHIP LOST BY NOVELIST BEItLIN, July 7. (AP) A de cree published today disclosed that lOrkh Paul Uemai-k, better knoVn as Krlcli Mai-le Itemarquo, pacifist and author of the war novels, "All Quiet on the Western- front," and "The Road Back," has been deprived of his German citizenship, itcmark has been liv ing in Switzerland since 1920. A acenio spat on Bardon Reach Loop left untouched by the big (ire. ARTISTIC NATURELAND Deluxe COTTAGES Modern tourist accommodations for rest and recreation. Bandon Beach Loop off U. 6. Highway 101, Bandon, Oregon. AVIATOR ACCUSED OF DRUNK DRIVING SANTA ANA, Callfi, July 7. (A I1) Sidney Deforest Holland, UIIIKfl'UIlK , S. .1. Xlioomakt'i-, I'n-ii. M. U. HUNT, V.-I'res. 11. O. I'lirKftt-l-. Si-c. Guy I'ordmi. Atly. V. J. MiluIII. Tlc-UH. CI JHHHCTUIIH Uli-U WlmWrly C. !-;. WlniUL-rly 13. U. Kliui-inukcr V. Harris N. l-'ullui-tun ANNUAL FINANCIAL STATEMENT The Umpqua Savings & Loan Association Roceburg, Oregon YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 1938 RESOURCES Notes secured by Mort. gages ..$391,824.17 Notes secured by O. . R. Mortgages 35,902.10 Notes secured by Stock Notes unsecured , Real Estate Owned Real Estate Contracts . Federal Home Loan Bank ; Stock . ; Advance to Borrowers - Junior Mortgages Home Office Building .'. Cash on hand and due from Banks $427, 17, ,726.27 ,114.00 493.32 1,347.52 9,254.75 1,400.00 3,925.83 308.66 1,000.00 Total Resources Investment Stock Loan Stock LIABILITIES 7,914.65 $561,464,90 8397,635.25 102,347.69 Incomplete Loans : . 42.75 Notes Payable 10,000.00 Contingent Reserves 19,777.65 Deferred Profits .1,618.03 Building Account Reserve $2600.00 $800.00 3,400.00 $553,570.35 Undivided Profits $534,821.37 26,663.53 $561,484.90 State of Oregon, County of Douglas, ss. I, H. O. Pai'Ketor, Secretary of the above-named association do solemnly swear that the above statement Is true, to tho hest of my knowledge and belief. II. O. PAltGKTElt, Secretary. Attest: Sam J. Shoemaker, President'. Subscribed and sworn to before nie this 7th day of July, 193S. (Seal) w. F. HARRIS, Notary Public for Oreson. My Commission expires: Dec. 29, 19-10. The Umpqua Savings & Loan Association ROSEBURG, OREGON Maytag .,. Bales and 8ervloe City Electric 1 124 W. Cass St. Phone 233 Cm ill -. 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Bartletts in Syrup 2i can for s 19c CORNFLAKES Red & White LPk9S: 13c ir.:. 25c CATSUP Red & White. f m- 14-oz. bottles I)!! Mayonnaise Red & White. t , Pints Z5C Salad Dressing SunSpun. m as. Quart. jC Housewives have long looked to Red & White for Quality can ned fruits. The Red & White Brand on a can of fruit means but one thing! THE BEST THE MARKET AFFORDS. Stock your pantry now with several cases of assorted varieties at this low price. ' Specials for Saturday & Monday, July 9 and 11 Pineapple Homestyle or Sliced, No. 2J cans- Fruits for Salad Nod i..'?,., 35c Mandarin Oranges SZT'.. gc Marschino Cherries JEfffll 9c Cake FloUr Lgfge J..13C Coffee ta-... : : 27c Coffee bag 23c Spaghetti 3F;r.Vore:ic.a.n 28c Red & White PEACHES Sliced or Melba Halves 2 cans 2 for 39c French Dressing 13c Red & White. 8-oz. bottle ... Sweet Pickles 19c C. H. B. 12-01. jars Ripe Olives 16c Blue & White Pints Stuffed Olives 1- ieo & wnite mm 2-J-oi., 2 for Royal BAKING POWDER 12-02. Cans 33c Granulated Soap Laundry Soap Washo Large Pkg. .. U9c Red 4 White 6 Bars for 19c Toilet Soap Lady Godlva With Wash Cloth Freel 6 Bars for..... 29c The following merchants in Roeeburg and surrounding territory will serve you: (SB Allen's Grocery Sutherlin Frank Brad street Riddle N. D. Cool Estate Drain N. R. Fisher Kelley'i Corner C. J. Grimm Roteburg I. B. Nichol......... Brockway H. F. Hebard & Son Umpqua A. G. Henninger Glendale W. R. Anderson.., Roseburg L. E. Henninger Csnyonvillo Morgan's Grocery.. ....Rowburg Reynolds & Adann....Myrtle Creek B. R, Richter & Co Cam.j Valley E. T. Stenseth Co YoncalU Ellison & Ellison..: Dilktrd H. R. Underwood .. Oakland
