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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG. OREGON. FRIDAY. AUGUST 5, 1938.
Sunday fUnwUsm
at the X-sllUiUlkza
First Church of Christ, Scientist,
312 K. JwiikIhs Btmtt. Jtttgulur
aeivlcea Sumluy itt 11:UD u. in.
Subject of luKKun: "Spirit." Suniluy
Hctiool coiiVDiniB tit ii'.ib a. in. Weu
ii(;Hi)ay evening uiuetfiiKs v. tiitii ht
eluilu testimonies ot Iiuuling mid
leiniiika on ClirltUfuii St-luiice, ate
iiuld ut fi:UO o'clock, Tiio reading
jo oiii in lower Hour of building, is
open dully except .Sundayri uiid hul
lday from 2:00 to 4:"U p. in. lien;
tho IHble and all luithunzed (Jltrin
tiim Science lllenitinu may be
read, burrowed or t)iib:rlbed for.
The public In curdinlly Invited to
attend the cliurch tervicea and to
visit the reading ixhiiu.
Dillard Circuit. Sumluy hcIiooI,
i.ookhigglaHH, 10 a. in. Worn hip ser
vice, LookiiiBglHBB, 11 a. m. Kp
woilu leuKUe, I,ookliigf;la:iH, 7:15
p. in. Sumluy Hchoul, CamaH Val
ley, 10 a. m. Kp worth league
CumuH Valley. 7 p. in., Mi'H. iirit
tuia will be i no leader. All young
people ure Invited. Preaching serv
ice, CaniUH Valley, H p. in. .Sunday
Bchool, JJiltard, 10 a. in. Kpvvortn
league, Dillard, 7 : 15 p. in. Sunday
Hchool. Tenmlle, 10 a. in. There
will bo preaching HorvieeH at Ten
mile Friday evening, Annum 12, at
S p. in. Everybody Itt cordially In
vited to be present. The young peo
ple are ultm united to bu plenum.
l'l'lday evening, Au;;unl l!i, there
will bo a group ra!iy of the young
people of the four elm re hen of the
Dllhml circuit at Tumuile. All
young people of Higho communities
are asked to bo preHent. There
will bu u pothick mipper; hoiiio out-(Igoi-
got acquainted gnmcH, anil a
devotional uervlce. Come prepared
to hao a, good time.
Elk ton Church of Christ. PiiHtor,
Walter A. Humeo. Sunday school,
10:00 a, in. Preaching tiervlce,
11:00 u. m. Sermon topic: "They
Changed Their Mind." Next Sun
day, AuguKt M, the Church of
Chrltit Ib Bponaoring a popular lec
ture given by ti. K. (lillttly at 2:110
p. hi. This lecture haa been In
many prominent citlets of United
State
Full Gospel Assombly, located at
end of W. Comiuorelul Avo. A.
Harold Perking, pub tor. Services
for Sunday: Sunday school at
flMIi. Airs. Marcus Weber, superin
tendent of cluaHOS. Come and b.e
v.itii us this Sunday. Morning wor
ship ut 11 a. m. PiiHtor tvlll give re
port of camp meeting. Kev. U C.
J'orHlng, pHHtor of tho Full Una pel
church of Yuba City. Calif., will be
HpeahltiK. Children's church at
(1:30. Floyd Ujorklund will bo in
charge-, tfvangellstic nor vice ut 8
p. in. Hev. C. C. PoiHlng will he
preaching. Servlcee or tho week:
Tuesday night at 8 p. m. Young
people will he In charge. Friday
lilgul ut 8 p. in., inaplrnlionul service.
Glide Baptist Church. HI bio
Kchool, 0:46 u. in., Mih. Fred Attain,
tiupt. CIubhgs for all ages. 1L a, in.,
(i.oruing worship, Sermon, "Some
l'hings ChrlHtiana Know." 7 p. m.,
IV Y. P. U. Wo are continuing tho
thought of measuring ourselves by
It standard that Is pleasing to
Ohrlsl. Ji p. pi., evening worship
l ml praise sorvice. Sermon, "Wells
If the Bible." You aro cordially in
cited, to all of theso services. L. S.
iJox, pastor.
Assembly of God Gospel Tont,
Glendale. The revival meetings are
r.galu in progress at the gospel
lent on Paelftc nvcmio. Kvuugolfst
U. A, Pegg of North Hollywood,
California, Is bringing the mes
sages. He and his wife bring the
uospel in song and music as well.
Kervicos every night except Mnn
; i!ny. Sunday services aro as fol
lows: Sunday school. 10:00; morn
ing worship, 11:00; Sunuhine
nci clars" service, 7: on; evangelis
llr, 8:00. Yon are cordially Invited.
Kuthryn . Montgomery, lirenueu
lUiortrldgo, evangelists.
Church of the Nazarcne, one
Mock oust of the court house on
Douglas street. Sabbath school at
I: IT). Parents, siart out the month
til" August light by bringing your
children to Sunday school. Morn
ing worship nt 11:00. N. Y. P. S.
l;t. 11:15 with IIIhh Kiln a ShittnH as
leader, Kvangnllstlc service ut S:to
Willi the pastor doing (he (ireach
ng. There will be no mid-week
prayer mm-vIi-o Ihia week, due lo
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LUMBER CO.
iho sessions now In progress of
the North Puclflu district camp
meeting in I'ortlund. Leonard C,
Joaiihon, pastor.
First Methodist Episcopal
Church, S. Itaynoi' Smith, minister.
.jiiuduy school at u:)5. Morning
worship ut 11 o'clock with sermon
by tite pastor. Kpworth league at
7 o'clock- Mid-week service Wed
nesday evening at 7:30 at the
.Methodist church, South. A wel
come to all.
First Christian Church, corner of
Kune uud louglas streets, Linden
Leavitt, minister. Church school
begins at U: i5 a. in., (.', (i. Stanton,
superintendent. Morning church
worship at l:8u. Theme, "The Pro-
clous Life." Christian Kndeavorers
meet at 7:o0 p. m. Kveuiug church
worship al 8:00. Theme, "A Chal
lenge to the Churches."
First Baptist Church, J. It. Turn-
hull, minister. 11: JO a. in., Ill hie
school pro-pray, meeting. 9:16 u.
i.i.. Itihle school, Alvin Tipton, bu
peiiiiieudent. t'labbos for ull. 10:66
;.. in.. urning worship (broadcast
over KliNU). Chaplain H. W. An
derhou of iVedford district CCC
'.ill h pea It at this uervlco and also
at thy t'vening service at X p. in.
At 7 p. m. the H. Y. P. U. will meet
in chu.'cu pa.lor. Wednesday, 7:0
p. m., prayer, praise and Hlhle
study. A. Al. conupunlon niedita
(Ion: 'The Conflict lletweeu huty
and Desire." P. M.: 'Why It Pays
to Mo Cood."
TRADI
Governor, 5 Congressmen
Ask Renommation; New
Deal Not at Issue.
MEETING OF STATE
. SEED GROWERS SET
Episcopal Church, UomilHirK. St.
(liioiKu'i; KliiHitoii.il. Holy commun
ion 7:30 uuil 11:111) n. in.
Itlilillu AscmiMQU, (mining pray-
iir K:00 p. m. Itiiv. l'eny Smith,
ro'jtor.
M. E. Church, South. II. C. (ili-ii-lull,
milliliter, l.'lillicli acliool 11:15
u. in., I.oicn Huivb, Supi. Young
People's hervka tit 7:(IU p. in.,
t'loyd Wilson, prcBidGiit. Tliii liov.
i. II. Ketidhaiii, toruier pimtnr of
tho ItuHuluirg cliurch, will dullver
tho inoi iiliig iiioabugo at II Mill it. in.
Wo extend u upceiiil invitulloii to
nil riletidH uml former arqiitilii.
tiinces to Join Willi hh in tlilx hour
of woiuhli. liev. Necilhiim will ulBo
I'lintizo Inn KiunililmiKhter. iMuit
lliiigaret Cobb, at Ibis service.
('.veiling service will be at 8:1111 p.
111. with tho pastor speaking. Weil-
nesiluy evening uniteil Methodist
prayer inceling 7:30 p. ni.
St. Paul's Lutheran Church (Mis
souri Synoil.l, Corey ami iHliiary
street. Services Sunday, Aug. 7, at
n:iv n. 111. Sunday nclionl ut SMS
a. 111. We most cordially iuvlie nil
to attend our services and Sunday
school. The clinlr llicels WednoH- 7 p.
LINCOLN, Neb., Aug. 4. (Al'l
A populur deinocrutie governor
seeks to shatler tradition by try
ing lor u third consecutive lenn in
Nebraska's primary election next
iiiesdny. Just to make it clubby.
all five congressmen, four demo
crats and a republican also are alt
er third term nominations.
Despite the trial of "thin term"
psychology, the stale's primary
caiupulgii has been dull und ut
most bereft of national issues.
(iov. J(. L. Cochran, who has
lone 110 formal campaigning, buses
third term bid ou claims of
11 economy record 111 the stute
hictl advertises itself us "the
hitu spot of the nation." Most
ther cundldutes. Including
Charles J. Warner, republican,
peuker of the unicameral legis
lature, have Joined Cochran in
promises lo "keep the white sput
while" by no new taxation.
Bryan Scheme Hinted
-Hovering 011 the edges of the
democratic governorship race,
however, is the potent name of
liiyan. made famous by "the great
commoner," William Jennings Ury
an. Ills brother, Charles W. Bryan,
thrice governor himself (not con
secutively) is not in the race. Hut
his former secretary, Kranz C.
Itudko, is running mid some ob
servers have termed his candi
dacy a test of liiyan strength. If
he runs well, they speculate, Dry.
an will make the general election
fight a three' cornered buttle by
entering us a petition candidate.
The new deal is not an open is
sue In the congressional trials.
Most of the democratic candidates
profess friendship and a desire to
cooperate with the ltoosevelt ad
ministration. .
Of tho fivo incumbents, Karl
Stefant of Norfolk is the only re
publican nnd the only one unop
posed. Drafted Into the democra
tic race in his district is the vet
eran Kdgar Howard of Columbus,
frock coated former congressman
und newspaper editor.
The agricultural committee of
the Oregon State grange is coop
erating Willi the suite department
of ugrlcultura in a meeting of
seed growers culled for 1 p. m.
Aug. !! at Salem, Fred (Jeff, mem
her of the the stute grange exeeu.
live committee suid today.
Mr. (loff is urging all Douglas
county seed growers and those
planning to enter this Industry to
uiiemi tne meeting, und asks uiut
anyone planning to attend com
municate with him.
Tho Douglas counly grange ag
ricultural committees have long
recommended that seed growing
be undertaken on a larger scale
than at present, contending that
soil and climatic conditions here
are particularly fuvorable.
Creations of Art
With Needlework
d ty evening at tho church. W. A.
uylwoBter, 1170 .Military street,
pastor.
Presbyterian Church. I.11110 nnd
Jackson streets. Sunday school at
UM5, II. L. Kddy. superintendent.
Classes for all ages. Preaching ser
vices nt 1.1 a. 111. and 8 p. m. utev.
Hugh 'I'. Mltchelmnro will occupy
tho pulpit, Christian Knileavor nt
SNOW WHITE AND DWARFS
FOR TOWELS
By HUTH OHK
PATTERN No. 595
Kiubroidery has become exceed
Ingly interesting with the repro
duction of our ranious fairy talo
characters for towels. A towel u
day with Snow White and the sev
en dwarfs performing brings Snow
White's adventures Into any kitch
en. These motifs can bo used on
linens for the nursery, embroider
ed with simple stitches and color
ful cottons suggested in the direc
tions. The pattern envelope contains
hot iron transfer designs for six
motifs averaging G by 6 inches
each; complete, easy-to-under-stand
illustrated directions and
stitches used to aid you; also
what material and how much you
will need.
To obtain this pattern, send for
No. 5!)5 and enclose 10 cents in
stamps or coin (coin preferred) to
cover service and postage. Adr
dress News-ltcviow, Needlework
Department, Moseburg, Ore.
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Origin of Word "Oregon" Baffles
Savants After Years of Research
My JOHN I,. WHEBI.En
Al' Noilliwost Correspondent
WASHINGTON, Aug. (AP)
Years of research by tireless
SmltiisoiiiHii Institution scientists
have failed to unrave Ittie riddle
of the word "Oregon."
Once the nume of the territory
which later be&aine the states of
Oregon, Washington, Idaho and.
Montana, it has presented an in
toi'eHting hut baffling problem.
-There are three popular ex
planations, which Smithsonian
etymologists assert are "most
certainly wrong."
One uf these Is that the word
Oregon was derived from Spanish
"orejon," augmentative of "re-
ja," or "ear."
'Since some of the Orecon In
dians wore ear pendanta or nose
sticks or jerked the ears of their
children, it is . conceivable this
Spanish word originated the name
'Oregon' but very unlikely, since
the 'J,' pronounced almost like
'h, would not become "(J' In Ehk-
llsll," explained Dr. John P. Har
rington of the Hniithsonlan staff.
'To derive 'Oregon' from 'orejan'
violates the laws of phonetics."
Another etymology of the name
"Oregon," which BcientlstB said
was "absurd,'' was that it was de
rived from the Spanish '"horean,"
or hurricane. This, they pointed
out, was illogical since tornadoes
were most infrequent in the Ore
gon territory.
The third popular explanation
was that "Oregon" was derived
from "O'Regan," the supposed
name of an early trader.
"However, a cursory search of
records of the trading companies
fails to reveal such a name," Dr.
Harrington said. "If there was
such a trader, he must have been
too obscure a characted to have
had a great country named 'O'Re
gau's land.'"
Actually, Dr. Harrington be
lieves, the name "Oregon" was of
Indian origin. He points out Its
phonetics were "good Indian"
and minute study of Indian langu
age might someday solve the mys
tery. The name first came to the at
tention of the American reading
public in the writings of Carver,
wheu In 1778 he referred to what
is now known as the Columbia riv
er in the i'Oregon."
The Church of Christ meets
every Lord's day in the K. P. hall.
Hlhle study at 9:45. Sermon ut
10:-15. Communion nt 11:45. Sub
ject of sermon Is "Monuments of
God's Word." Homer Pippin, mill
istu.-..
Rev. L. F. Smith, 41S South Main
street, will assist in conducting
services at his house Sunday at
2:30 and inld-week service Thurs
day at 8:00 p. m. Uhdenomiiiii-,
tional.
Tillotson, of Idleyld park, spoilt
Thursday In this city shopping
and visiting friends.
Forty per cent of the American
corn crop Is fed to swine, 20 per
cent to farm horses. 20 per cent
to cattle anil other livestock, and
only 15 to 20 per cent is used for
human consumption.
A FOR SALE
Typewritten manuscript
470 pages on early his
tory of southern Oregon,
written by the late Gei.
W. Kimball, or Roseburg,
Orton. Title uf work,
"March of the Oregon
Pioneers.!'
Inquire of H. A. Canaday,
4dmr., office 132 N. Jjckson
Street
Here Thursday Mrs. Clarence
CAM FOR HIDS
Notice hereby in given that writ
ten and ftt-iiled bids will be re
ceived by the undersigned up to
and including 12 o'clock noun on
Autftiat 15, for coupon bonds
of School District No. i'J, Douk
Ihh County, Oregon, on a. I4.000.UO
bond Unite dated August i&, 1U38,
la denominations of $250.00 euch,
due couHm-utlvely each year for
fourteen tli) yt'iirs. und $500.00
due on the fifteenth (l&thl year,
the first uf said bonds being due
on AuKUst 15, 1031. Interest on
suid bunds shall nut exceed the le
gal rate of interest per annum,
K arable semi-annually, and euch
idder is required, to specify the
rate of interest preferred, not to
exceed the legal rule.
Said bids will be publlclv open
ed ut the office of the Douglas
County Superintendent In the Court
Huu in Hoseburg, Oregon, at 2
o'clock P. M. August 15. lit a 8, said
time beintc extended from August
i, 1938, us previously advertised.
The right Is ruserVed lu reject
uuy und ull bids.
Dated and first published this
30th day of July, 1938.
W. D. LOVE.
Clerk School District So. i'd Doug
lan County. Oregon.
Feet Hurt ?
Do you have backaches,
leg or hip pains? Why not
check your feet for the
cause?
Dr. J. M. Ingalls
Registered Foot Doctor
Making visits to Roseburg every
other Saturday the year around.
Next visit Saturday, August 16tr
UMPQUA HOTpL
Save on
Gasoline
Buy Co-op gas, tires and batteries
on a patronage refund basis and
save money. Ask us about it.
'See Us First We Can Save You Money'
DOUGLAS COUNTY
Farm Bureau Co-op. Exch,
ROSEBURG, ORE.
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RIPE OLIVES
Pint Tins
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The following merchants in Roseburg and surrounding territory will
Allen's Grocery '...Sutherlin
Frank Bradstreet Riddle
N. D. Cool Estate Drain
N. R. Fisher .Kelley's Corner
L. J. Grimm ......... .Roseburg
I. B. Nichols Brockway
serve you:
H. F. Hebard & Son Umpqua
A. G. Henninger. Glendale
W. R. Anderson Roseburg
L. E. Henninger Canyonville
Morgan's Grocery Roseburg
Reynolds & Adams....Myrtle Creek
B. R. Richter & Co Camas Valley
E. T. Stcnseth Co Yoncalla
Ellison & Ellison Dillard
H. R. Underwood Oakland
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