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ROSEBURG SJEWS-REVlEy', R6SEBUBC. OREGON. FRlbAY. AUGUST, 1,9. 1938. TWO "A I 1 ' l ) ! i ) ' f !' S.Wt Sunday at the Churches Daily Devotions lly CHAKUCU A. EUWAHDS Tlio nuthor of llnbrewn great ly alreHHL'S the .virtue of loyalty. Ilo likes wilting about the peo ple who endured; who endured In the midst of toniptutlon and persecution and fieruo stiUBSlo. It would seem to us that some of Ills heroes did not have a great Ideal to be true to, but the fact that they worn true to It was to him a redeeming fast. He Hats a number of llicni and hints at their deeds, that he mlKht sllr his renders to u like fidelity. Hut wo must not forget thute In Ihe very forefront he plates Je sus, "the author and finisher of our faith." Ills was loyalty at its highest. Our heavenly Path er, we would make this great re quest of Thee, that we might, by! Thy grace, be made loyal and Hue followers of Jesus Christ. I that should take us Into hard and difficult ways, or imiko great u ml supremo demands of us, do Thou help us still to' follow where 'J'hou dost lead. Amen.. river district meeting, will be field ill IIIUIIUIU, , First Christian Chtircn, corner of Kane and IJouglas streets. Linden (I. I-eavitt, minister. .Church school begins at 9:45 u. m.,-C. (J. Stan ton, superintendent. M o r n I u g church worship at 10:30. Kvenlng worship at tight.. The pastor has returned tioiu his . vacation and Will occupy the pulpit ut both ser vices. C, K, at seven o'clock. ; St. Paul's Lutheran Church (Missouri Synod), Corey and Mili tary streets. West Koscbllrg. The service of Sunday, August 21, be gins at 11 ii. In. The Sunday school meets at U : 4 5 a. in.. The topic of the sermon Is, "-The Weeping Sa vior, (lie Tworold Symbol of Mercy and Judgment." The public is most cordially invited to attend our service and Sunday school. W. A. Hylwester, 1170 Military street, pastor, i Calnpoola Free Methodist Church Krnost F. Lee, pastor. Sunday school 10 a. in. Allen llalrd, super intendent. Preaching 11 a. m. and 8 p. in. Y. 1'. M. S., 7 p. in. Her man Liiraeh, superintendent. Pray er meeting Thursday, 8 p. in. To you we. extend an invitation to at tend these services. i First Church of Christ Scientist, 1112 liast Douglas street. Regular services Sunday at 11 ti. in. Sub ject of lesson: "Mind." Sunday sciiool convenes at 9:45 a. in: Wed nesday evening meetings which In clude testimonies of healing and remarks on Chrlstiah-Science, are held at 8 o'clock. The rending room on lower floor of building Is open dally except Sundays and holidays fldm 2 to ! p. m. Hero the Hlblo and' all ' aulhnrl.cd Christian Science litorlituro limy bo rend, borrbwod or subscribed lor. The public, is cordially Invit ed to attend the church services and to visit the reading; loolil. i Church of the Nazarene, one block east of the courthouse . on Douglas street. Sunday school at 1 11:46. Preaching service at 11:0(1 with the pastor bringing the mes sage. Young people's service at 0:15. nviuiKellstlc service nt 8:00. Conie and worship the Lord In the House of (lod this Sunday. A wel come awalls you at lllo Church of the Nazarene. A friendly handclasp, a Christian fellowship and a gospel message is our program. Come and help us carry It out. ' Announce moot relative to mid-week prayer meeting will be made Sunday. Leonard C, Johnson, pastor. Dlllard Circuit.; There will lib preaching services :at .''Penniile next Sunday, morning at f : -I fi. Sihl duv school tit 1(:45. Sunday school fit Camas Valley at1 10. Kanilly day worship service at 11:15. Basket illmifcr at 12:30. You are most cor dially Invited to be present for this occasion. The pastor will uso for h ihonle "The '' Ohl l-'iishloucd Mnnie." tiring tile family In tlilie for Sunday, school, and stay for Iho nrshlir' service, and dinner Ivhieh you will enjoy. ICpworth lea ruo dl Milliard will begin a 7:15. J'lenso be ou tline. There will be a, loader; AIJ yfyuug people itrq In? riled to be ..present,'.;. Preaching servlco at 8, i. m. yoU!' presence at the evening services are . earn estly requested. Services - at the oilier points as usual. All young people of tlio circuit are asked to lie present at the Tennille church this Friday evening, for tho young people's rally. A pollack supper. Is being planned for 7 o'clock sharp. . Recreational games and a devo tional service will be the program, C. IS. Ilrlttalii, pastor. tGlendale Assembly Of God Gos pel Tent. Services are continuing each evening, except. Monday, with sunshine scholar's service at 7 and ovangollstlc service at 8 with I'.vung. H. A. Pegg speaking. Mr. and Mrs. H. (inreia from Spain, who had to leave on account of the war will speak Thursday eve ning. On Friday, Mrs. Fuye II. Patterson, missionary from Java vlll be speaking and showing slides. Sunday school at 10, wor ship service at 11 Sunday. Free Methodist Church, corner of Umpipia mid Harvard, Itev. .John II. Poet, paslor. Sunday 'morning 11:40 Sunday school. Paul llalrd, superintendent. Preachtiig al 111:45. .Subject, "tiod'o Calls Chahgo Man." Class HiiM-tlng at 11:45. Sunday night at s, preach ing. Subject, "The Mystery of Sal vation." Tuesday, August 2:1, at S. prayer meeting, Homo 'of Mr. ami Mrs. Karl -ltned. Wednesday. .August 21. at 8, prayer mneiliiR at the church. .Thursday through Sunday, August 25-2S. I In- Uoauc The Church of Christ uieels in K. P. hall every Lord's day. Hlhle sluily at 8:45. Sermon at 10:45. Communion nt; 11:45, Subject of morning sermon Is "ioquul Wilys." livening service. 7:45. Sermon top ic: '.'The Sure Foundation." Cordial Invitation extended visitors. j M. 6. Church South,' II. c. tlloa Ibn, ililnlsier. f.'liurch sclldol 11:45 ij. in.; Loreii ilarvey, silperlilten doiit, Young Peb'llle's service. 7 p. in.. Floyd Wilson, president. Morn ing worship hour 11 a. jrV The paslor speaking. F.venlng service 8 p. in. llev. T. S. Wheeler, pre-; siding elder, will speak nt this service. At tile close of the serv; Ice the fourth quurterly confer ence will be held.. Will all those who lire responsible for reports be present. Wedhesday evening pray er service ,7": 30 p. n, ii, ' ' . :) first Methodist 'Episcopal ChiircH, S. Itaynor Smith, minis ter. Sunday school at tl:45. Morn-! log worship' nt' II o'clock with the sermon by the pastor On "Christ's Peace lb Ours." Fpworth league at 7 o'clock. Mill-week' service Wed nesllay .evening at 7::ill'-at' the iMcthodlst Church South, -'..A wel conio for all. .... First Baptist Church, J. K. Turn hull, minister, !l:30 n. m. :llihle school pre-praycr meeting. D:45 a. in. Itlble school. Alvin Tipton, iM4rlntendcnt. Clitsses lor all. l(l;55 morning worship (broadcast over KltNIt). Sermon by Chaplain II. . Anderson of Mcdrord dis trict CCC. "A Christian Looks llack." Special music, duet by "Hoseburg's singing twins," . Mrs. Joseph ileets and Mrs. - Hugh Whipple: "List to the Voice of the Savior." 7 p. in., Y. P. 0., Junior and Senior societies. 8 p. in., evening service. Sermon by Chaplain Anderson: "Peace lit nod's Price." Wednesday 7:30 p, in., prayer, praise and Hlblo study. Thursday 2:30 p. in. Women's :ANCIENT LANDMARK HORIZONTAL 1 Pictured land mark. 6 It was built by order of 13 Solitary. ! ., , 14 Halite bird. : 15 Strainer. 18 Steeped grain. 17 Rendering of , accounts. 19 T eat spar ingly. 20 Golf device. 21 Tasteless from oge. . . 22 Being. 24 Mature. 26 Ages. 29 Circle part. 32 To free. 33 Debutante. 34 Since. 30 Peruser. 37.A sinew, 38 Vjgor. 39 To doze. 40 Still. 41 Opposed to even. 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Beautiful Naturelahd ' . , , . s - ' Left untouchi"! by the big tire, where rest and comfort awaits you. Private drive to the beach, Hnd best time now for your vaca tion, surf bathing, clamming and fishing on the most beautiful BANDON beach. Cottages and apartments. All arranged for housekeeping, bedding on re quest. MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS NOW The Family Will Thrive On Our , , Healthful Bread Made of the finest iiigiedienls baked under tlie most modern conditions ---fresh daily -get a loaf now . . . May be bought at all grocery stores. ' Weber's Bakery 231 NO. JACKSON STY . . , tELtPHONE 241 i f p a p ry . e $ io n i it ijr" rir V) m bi T tit I 133" I fvi yj 3T . " . " 15 At, A7 "t v1gkv 10 49 SO 3Wi JTwSPx Tz D i ; i : : : .IUiIh will lw i-ncnivixi liv thn Di'n. onn Wiiitii (Innin f'nttmilsilnn fit Hip orflco of Us chairman, Dexter llice, In Itoscmirg, Oregon, up un til iwoH'e o'clock iioon, Thursday, AitiritHt MVAk fnv fhn tiuwhiiRfi or the old foreman's house at Hock Creek Ilnldiory, same to be imme diately removed. Time ot removal Is an important factor and will be considered in connection with the juirchRHO price offered. OREGON ST AT 13 (jAMIi COM MISSION. : Hy Hex tor Rice, Chairman. MissloiiaVy society iri chm:c:1i par lor, with Mrs, LouIh Kohlhagen in charge- of the program. ! FlUt resbyteriar Church. Sun day morning Hervice at 1 1 a. in., evening service at S p. m. Itev. E. Ivorson will . preuch at . both aer- vices, . All. are cordially invited. Jlfblo scjiool at !:1G a. m., with classes, tor alt uges, n.' h. Eddy, supt,, Christian Endeavor at 7 p. , Win. P. WMilte, I). Ij. will Hold a, week, of lllble conferences be ginning, with, the evening service Sunday, August 2& amLcontinuing through the week, Mr. White Is a itlble expositor of exceptional abil ity and all should attend' who ci)n l0 SO. , . , ,, ... .. , .; j NOTICE FOR BIDS Back From Cascadia Mr, and Mrs. 10, 13. Woodcock have return ed to their home oii West Kirst street, following . tp,n days attend ing the fourth annual Baptist Bi ble conference- nt Cascadia. Oregon- They report an enrollment of 367, ' with Dr. Day, of Han Pvaii cisco, and Dr. Hart, of Corvallis",' as speakers. The conference was voted the most successful of the four held at Cascadia. The Public Demand ''Give us a policy that pro vides full and complete cov erage and cuts out all the un necessary costs." PHONE 218 Farmers Automobile Inter-Insurance Exchange FREDA. GOFF 122 So. Stephens Y Redf to shave and no hot water. No bonder he's "hot and bothered." Why suffer the inconvenience of inadequate, make-shift , water heating? It's so easy to enjoy the luxury of in stant hot water, at amazingly low cost with a GAS AUTOMATIC. Unrestricted mage. There's no need to let another day pass without this great modern comfort in your home. Today's low prices and appealing terms urge, "Install ft gas automatic today." I Cook and beat water with GAS", Lowest combination rate Ji TERMS as low as $12 per year on Storage-type GAS AUTOMATIC Vnrestriclca Use SOUTHERN OREGON GAS CORP. CONFESSION GETTER Mrs. Fawcett, Witness in Bassett Case, Will Be Moved From Prison. - Seattle; Aug. i9.(AP) wo men convicts at state prison have threatened the life of Genevieve Paddleford Pawcett, tamed woman swindler wuo obtained the confes sion of Mrs., Alary K. Smith in the' liasoett murder case, , Prosecutor li. Gray Warner said laet night. I Warner said Mrs. Fawcett will he transferred to King county jail for her own protection, and be the star witness against hev for mer coii-mato and Mrs; ; Smith's .son, Decasto Earl Mayer, scheduled to gp to trial in mid-September for kllliiiR Jaihes Eugene Bassett here 20 yeam ugo. " i ' New evidence, hinting Mayer lias had an even Wider cth-eer In niurder-for-profit than officers sus pected, rtas obtahlejl by Airs. Fnw cett and Mrs. t. E. Nixdortf, for mer, head matron at the prison, arnei said. ' ' , ' (Mrs; Nixdorff was recently dis charged by Warden McCauley for her activities In the case. , He, charg ed she sent copies of the confea .si on and other In formation to a privnte detective. Mrs. Nixdorff sr.id. she only went "outside" with her - information when McCauley tailed- to act., Wurner gave Mrs. Nixdorff credit for. "breaking" the (lassett case, long .marked , un solved in King county records.) Mrs. Nixdorff will also be an im portant witness In the iiassett trial, Warner said. Confession Received Reviewing the case, Warner said Mrs. Fawcett obtained Airs. Smith's' confidence when they were both inmates of the prison. Mrs. Smith disclosed to her cellmate her son had killed Dassett, former naval of ficer, to obtain Ilassett's car. Has sett's body was dismembered und buried in northern King county, Warner said the confession stated. Mrs. Fawcett told Mrs. Nixdorff of the murder disclosure, and Airs. Smith further incriminated herself iu letters she thought Airs. Faw cett was 'smuggling" to her son in the prison, Warner said. The let ters will be Important exhibits at the trial.- . Warner said the letters hinted that Mayer Is not Mrs. Smith's son. The prosecutor Indicated two new murders were laid at Mayer's feet by the disclosures to Mrs. Faw cett. Mrs. Smith has already told that he killed three other persons besides Bassett In Idaho and Mon tana. The new evidence, Warner said, connects him with the murder of an Illegitimate mother and her child for $2,000, paid him by the babe's father, 20 years ago. and hardware store in the near future ,ln the Tavenor building. Mr. Apptegate was to have taken over the stock of the Lawman store on Monday, but fire totally destroy ed the store on Sunday night. Mr." and Mrs.? H. U Stonaker nnpnt Reveral dava this week trans acting business in Portland. A. h. Ford of Drain had charge of their drug store during their absence. YONCALLA . VONCALLA, Aug. i9. Mi and Mrs. H. E. MeClaln of Unfits, Ore., are Visiting at the Ernest Ward er home for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Warner and MM- Elieh Warner .spent Tues day In Eugene. ' Mrs; Fred Seftmi, Mrs. Ford, Mrs. Hartley and Mrs. Haper spent Wednesday In Hose burg. Air. tin d Mrs- Gandng and son of Portland are visiting at ' the George Coons home for a couple of weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kelso and Mr. and Airs. Hugh, Warner spent Sunday at the coast, i - . -.'Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Taylor and family left Saturday for Uoscoe Calif., for a mtihth's Visit with re latives. Mrs; Taylor's father, AI. E. Marks will take charge or their ranch during their1 absence. ; Air. and Airs. S. A. Schieman, Miss-Shirley Sefton, Dr. R. F. Mc-Kalg.'--Airs. Homer Kruse. Aliss Betty Itdth Kruse, Mrs. Sumner Brawn and son, Richard, Air. and Mrs. Avery Laswell and family and Aliss Nancy Madden spent Sunday at the coast and Lake Tah kenltch. , , . . i Charlie Applegate ,and Airs. Vio let Howard will open a grocery Hunt's Supef-Creamed Ice Cream - 328 No. Jackson St. Floor Sanding and Refinuhini CHAS. KEEVER Phon. 61-J . H. B. 2. Box Zl , . Rotaburg, Or.. CO-OP TIRES Ask your neighbor about the qual ity, ask us about the price. , ALSO C(J.(jP BATTERIES Handled co-operatively frorri manufacturer td usei ahd you get the savings. See Us First Wfe Can Save You Money DOUGLAS COUNTY Farm Bureau Co-op. 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JMt HARVEST PRIDE FLOUR Mardwheat, 6 f f A 491b. Sacks RED & WHITE JAR RUBBERS 3 Pkgs.. for 13c SHRED'D RALSTON S?rk"; 17 CAI UnM B'iSWbitt Fan.y Bid ti JMl.ryiVn sockeye, No. !'s, flat AOH 'APRICOTS No'St Z,"fe...Fan.c.y....... ISM OXYDOL Lara e Pkgs, 23 C3 SOT The following merchant in Roseburg and surrounding territory will serve you: Allen's . Grocery Sutherlin Frank Bradstreet ...Riddle N. D. Cool Estate Drain N. R. Fisher ..Kelley'i Corner C. J. Grimm Roseburg I. B. Nichols..... '. Brockway H. F. Hebard & Son .. .Umpquii A. G. Henninger....... ...Glendalo W. R, Anderson... Roseburg L. Ei Henninger..1.. ..Canyonville Morgan's Grocery.. ...... .....Roseburg Reynolds & Adams. ...Myrtle Crce B. R. Richtcr & Co Camus Valle E. T. Stenseth Co .....Yoncalle Ellison &. Ellison....................DilWri H. Rt Underwood Oaklam
