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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG. OREGON, FRIDAY. JANUARY 13, 1939.
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Sunday fU f f wA? o
' 1 Daily Devotions
rm. chaklks a. kdwards
The writers of the iilble knew
very well how much hehiud our
knowledge und understanding
our performance is likely to be.
The good that we know is not
always the good that we do, so
that there is always need that
we stimulate ourselves toward
u new dovotlou and loyally to
the truth that we accept and
profess to govern our lives by.
The good lilo that wo believe, lu
must always have lu It that stir
ring up of conscience, that uulek
aning of the will; that sharpen
ing of the intelligence, that the
good of today may be something
better tomorrow.
Our Heavenly Father, Thou
Uod of all grave und helpful
ness, we ask Thee thut Thy
spirit might give to us today
new hope und ambitious, new
desires and longings, thut out
lives from this hour might ho
more uftor Thy thought uud pur
pose and will. Amen,
illally Invited to attend our serv
ice and Sunday school. The Luth
eran Hour will he broadcast over
KItNIt Sunday at 1:30 p. m. Tune
in, write in. W. A. Sylwester, 1170
.Military street, pastor.
CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE
One block cast of the court
house on Houglas street. Sunday
school at 11:45 in churge of Super
intendent J. W. Maey. Classes for
all age groups. Preaching service
at 11:00. N. V. P. S. at (i:45 in
charge of the ''Country" church.
All young people are invited to at
tend. KvangeliHtlc service at 7:45.
All are welcome and invited to at
tend any of these Hei-vices. Mid
week prayer service Thursday at
7:3ll. The regular monthly W. F.
M. b. meeting will be announced
in .. the morning worship hour,
l.eouurd C. Johnson, pastor.
; GLIDE BAPTIST CHURCH
', 9:45, Bible school, Mrs. Fred
Asam, Siupt. ila.'mi, morning
;worBlip, subject: '"Waiting on
tlod." u:30 p. m,,' I).V:.P.U ftl is,
-11. M.West, leader. Subject: "The
lipoid's lteturn." Jits, Mlble drill,
iconic and join In and receive a
blessing. 7:30, evening praise and
worship service. .Message, "Two
lleggars."
, Wednesday, 7:30 p. in,, praise
ActB 17.
You aro cordially invited to
'und prayer service Ulble study
'come and worship with us.
. US. Cox, Pastor.
'GLENDALE ASSEMBLY OF GOD
--iievival services aro conducted
luighllv, except Monday, by Kvaug.
li: O. ltennallB or Yuba City, Calif.
Hro. Uonimlls gives a Mlble study
;eacli evening on Victorious Living
at 7:30 followed by a live song Bur
"vice and evangelistic message.
Il'rnyor meeting in the homes at
a: 30 on Tuesday, Wednesday,
'Thursday and Friday.
', Sunday school at 10, Sunday
-morning, followed by a worship
service at 11. Children's anil Young
People's service at 4. Kviulgellstit:
jiervlce at 7:30. ,
Kathryu Montgomery, Dienmm'
Sliortridge, paslors.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Itoseburg Kl,, Oeorge's holy
couiuiunlim S:00 and 11:00 a. in.
l'hureli school 11:45 a. m.
lilddle Ascension. Evening
pruyer 7:30 p. in.
SUTHERLIN METHODIST
: CHURCH
Ornml 11. Ti'lrk, pus tor. Sunday
jiichuol at 10 o'clock; Stewart I.eu
ily, KuporintiMulcut. "To tho Chuyc.h
at .fciuthofliti" iH' to lie the tiU'
;for the moriiltiK . mu'vlce at 11
.o'clock. Mint) llcrlhu K. J:miho,
dlructor of. Iilinlouti , liUipfttion of
-Ologon cunlureiicelB to Hinmli
.uL.tfitf-evwitng nervk-o ut S o'clock.
CHURCH OF GOD .,."
Chinch of Cod liolda mouUiiK in
.now huildliiR in ISd on bower, Smi
'duy Mchool every Sunduy 10 u. m,
'Wo nro now holding our revival.
IKov, V, U, Clark, a very Hpirttual
..niiilHter, is bringing forth the
word. Every one welcome. Come
juxl enjoy thene tnuotiiiKs with us.
tJtrhiK yotir frlemlH, let uh fill (iod'a
liouso with luumry kouIh, Mvvi
iuyn every nt;lil 7:110 n. m. to lut
lis I ho Jjonl directH.
. Al. (.J, Olson, lueMhllnK minister.
' .FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST
SCIENTIST
312 IS. OoukIuh Slreet.
ItoKular ficrvlcen Sunduy at 11: on
n. m. Subject of Ichhoii: "Life,"
.Sunday Hehool at a. m. Wed
iiemlay evening Meetings wlikli
include tesitlmouieH or healing and
"remarks on Christian Science, lire
.held at 8; 00 o'clock. The reading
-room ou too lower iloor ot the
-church edifice Is open daily except
'Sundays and holidays from 2:uu to
u'l:00 p. in. Mere the Ulble und nil
-authorized Christian Science lilcr--at
lire may he read, horrowed or
auljKcrihed for. The n.ublir. is cord-
.ially Invited lo atteml the church
services und lo visit the rending
room.
THE CHURCH OF CHRIST
Will not meet in K. I. hull as
formerly, but will hold all sei-vieeu
In the school house one mile north
of town and two blocks west of
f until highway, where evangelistic
meeting! are now being held.
Hlblo study at U:45, preuchtug at
1 1 a. m. and 7:au p. m. every
Lord's day. The public is cordi
ally Invited to all services. Homer
II, rippiu, minister.
FULL GOSPEL ASSEMBLY
WeaL end of Commercial ave.
A, Harold Persiug, pastor. Serv
ices for Sunday: Sunday school
at i):15. Mrs. Violet Weber, super
intendent of cluBn.es, Will we see
you this Sunduy. Morning services
for worship beginning at 11 a. in.
Broadcast at fi:.15 over KKNH.
Children's church at G:30. Floyd
Mjoikluud lu charge. Evangelistic
service at 7:110. Hervieoa for the
week. Tuesday night at 7:'.i0.
Young people in charge. Thursday
morning at 8:30, "Cull Cospel
Church of the Air by way of
KKNH. Friday at ,7:30. Uevotiom
al and 111 bio study and prayer. At
tend church next Huuduy.
BETHEL MISSION
125 S. Sheridan St.
Sunduy evangelistic services at
loi'la Sunday morning and at 7::t0
p. ni. Regular services of the com
ing week Tuesday and Thursday
evenings at 7::i0. CoIIjm prayer
meeting on Friday nights, 7 o'clock.
Sick are prayed for at each ser
vice. Hear tho inspiring word of
Cod in Its fultiesK of salvation.
Also convincing ami timely. No
twisting or the Scriptures to fit
men's creeds.
Kvery body welcome,
FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH
S. liaynor Smllh, Minister
Sunday school at !i: lfi. Mrs. A. J.
(leddes, superintendent. Mornfug
worship at 11 o'clock when the
choir will sing, "Hark, Hark, My
Soul!", with Mrs. Paul (ieddes at
the organ. The speaker Sunday
morning will be Minn Itertha Pease
of Portland. Miss Pease will also
speak at li:30 a( tho Kpworlh Lea
gue. Kvenlng worship at 7:.'iu opening-
with fifteen minnles of sac
red music by Miss Virginia Wright
at the piano and .Mrs. Paul Ceddes
at the organ. Tho pastor will speak
on tho subject of "Know Yourself."
Tho Union Leadership training
school will he held each evening at
7: 10 o'clock, beginning Monday
evening, until Friday. Dr. .1. A.
McKee of the M. K. church South,
and MIkh Ilertha Pease, director of
religious education of Ihe Oregon
coiileience will be present through
out Ihe week to conduct classes.
Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock
Or. und Mrs. Stanley Clonics of
India will he present and apeak.
. FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
- - Linden (1. Leavllt, Minister.
.Church school begins at !: in
n.- m. Mr. C. li. Stanton, superin
tendent. Morning church worship
-ul I0:;i0. Theme, "Chrlstianily and
'the .lews." Christian Kndeavorers
ineet at i!::io p. ni. Kvenhm cluflch
Vorshlp at 7::tu. Theme. "Hew We
-Secured Our Kuglish Ulble." Class
e in psychology ami speech nn
Tuesday evening at 7. Ulble study
c1m.hh on Weduesdav evening at
.?;:io.
; ' DILLARD CIRCUIT
"Huuduy school and Kpwort h
League at lysokinggla.ss at the us
uu! hours.
Mrs. Mriltuin will preach at Ten
onile at U:4f, and at Camas Vullcv
ut 1 1: J.V
The Sunday hcIiooI at UUlurd at
"30. und wornlilp sen ice at 11.
1 -The attendance at (he evanychs--110
services at I Mllard have hi-cii
very well attended, and we are
'hopes that by the lime ymi have
jead these lines that many others
vvi11 have started to attend. We
led that every person who can
Should be present just as often us
."possible. Tho services bcnin ul
-Vt.'lu, and will continue iintill this
Sunday evening. If the ro.vpouM'
iissures us we will continue on Inr
"m fw more evenings.
C. K. Hrittaiu, Paster.
ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN CHURCH
. Missouri Synod), Corey and
IMIllhuy street. West Koseburg.
Tile service of Sunday, January la.
!ltegins at 11 a. tu. The paslor will
ilelfver tho second of the series of
pennons entitled. "Seven Slrikiug
Xttors of Jesus t His Church on
aCarth." Tho topic of the aerinou Is.
'Christ's Letter to the KUh Poor
Church," The Sunrlay school meeis
int IC15 n. m. lu connection with
li hervlce u public baptli-m will
jyhv ijluce, i'Utf public la must cor-
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
"What is a Free Alan?" is the
topic of the morning sermon. In
Ihe liKht of world events this is a
timely question. What would your
answer he? The evening sormon
will be on the theme, "Doers of Ihe
Word." There is a definite rela
tionship between learning and ac
tivity. James taught this "modern"
th'-ery In the second chapter of his
cpfstie.
The Ladies Aid will held their
regular meeting on Thursday al
i:.u p. ni . hi the church parlors
All the women of the church tiro
invited to attend.
The calendar lor the week:
Sunday: Sunday school, 9; -in a.
in.; morning worship. 11:00 a. m.;
lunior society, li ::to p. ui. ; Inter
mediate society, ii;:t0 p. in.; Senior
FLAPPER FANNY
By Sylvia
COPR. 1MJ B HI SERVICE. INC. T M. BtC. U. MT. Off."
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"They wanta surrender. Tho general's sister just put a
plate of candy out to cool."
Nippon Leader
1 :' ' . V -
J f ill
Baron Kllclilro Hlranuma, favorite
of the Japanese Army, named premier-designate
of Japan succeeding
Prince Fuminiaro Konoye.
society, 0:30 p. in.; evening service,
7:0 p. m.
Wednesday: Prayer meeting,
7:110 p. in.; choir practice, S:il0 p.
m.
Thursday: Ladles Aid, 1:30 p. in.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
!l:;it) a. ni., prayer meeting in
church parlor.
iP'lfi a. m., Hible school, Alvin
Tipton, superintendent, classes for
all ages of both saxes.
These are Air. Turnbulrs fare
well services. 10:55, worship
(broadcast over KRNR). Brief talk
to Church Attendance league.
Duet, Miss Rosemary Larson and
.Mrs. (i, Hai'tol. Sermon, "A Fate
well Declaration."
12;:t0 p. in., congregational pot
luck dinner at church.
i:K0 p. m.. Junior and Senior
fi.Y.P. unions. ,
7::t0 p. m., ten-mlnuto song ser
vice. Haptlsmal service. Solo, J.
It. Turnbull, Sermon, "A Farewell
Henedlctlon."
Wednesday, 7:.i0 p. m., prayer
meeting in charge of Missionary
committee.
Thurslay, 2:30 p. m., Women's
Missionary society.
CHINESE FREED OF
DEPORTATION CASE
STIR HOT DEBATE
Fortification Would Prop
Insular Defenses But
Irritate Japan.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 13. (AP)
Naval pluns for limned iatp for
tification of the Island of Guam
mav become the focal point for a
furious congressional debate over
President Roosevelt's $552,000,000
defense program.
.: Well-informed legislators said
today the project pointed toward
a complete reorientation of Ameri
can policies in the far east.
: The president's defense message
to congress yesterday endorsed
the suggestion of a naval board
for Immediate establishment of a
major air and submarine base on
the island onl about 1,500 miles
from Tokyo.
fSuch a base, the board said,
would:
1. Assure practical Immunity of
tho Philippines against a major
attack.
2. Reduce to its simplest terms
the defense of Hawaii and the
continental coast of the United
States. , .
; 3. Assure the ability of the
American fleet to operate with
greater freedom in meeting emer
gency conditions that might arise
in the Atlantic.
Japan Displeased
Tokyo already has eyed with an
noyance the establishment of an
American trans-Pacific commercial
airline which has way points at
Honolulu, Midway, Wake and
Ouuin. Japanese newspapers said
these islands could be used for
military as well as commercial
planes.
The airline was started late in
Since then army engineers
have begun harbor Improvements
at Midway and made preparations
to improve navigation facilities at
Wake.
Under the Washington naval
treaty of 1922 Japan agreed not
to fortify Its mandated islands in
the Guam area. The treaty has
expired, and some congressmen de
clared Japan already has gone
ahead with fortifications.
Chairman Vinson (D., Ga.), of
the house naval committee said
he favored making Guam impreg
nable at the earliest possible
date. His group may start con
sideration of the proposal next
week.
On the other hand, Rep. Brew'
ster (It., Me.), who fought much
of the administration's naval ex
pansion . program last year, ex
pressed conviction the Guam pro
ject would touch off a congression
al controversy "beside which last
year's naval debate will pale into
insignificance."
U. S. WAGE-HOUR
JOB EXAMS DATED
Civil service examinations are
announced by the examining board
to fill inspector positions in the
wage and hour division of the de
partment of labor, it was an
nounced today. Applicants must
have had responsible experience in
industry or business as an em
ployer, administrative official, or
as a recognized employee repre
sentative participating in improve
ment of walking condition; or in
state or federal agency administer
ing labor laws. Age limits are from
25 to 53 years. Full information
may be obtained from Charles
Fields or C. H. Calkins at the Rose
burg post office.
William Penn inherited from bis
father a crown . debt for 16,000
pounds, but Charles II liquidated
the debt by giving him a laud
grant in America.
F. R.S RADIO TALK
TO OPEN WORLD FAIR
WASHINGTON, Jan. 12. (AP)
'President Roosevelt will open the
San Francisco world's fair Febru-j
ary 18 with-a radio address to the i
opening day crowd. j
The announcement was made by
George Creel, U. S. commissioner
tor the exposition, after a While
House visit. ;
White House attaches said the ,
president expressed hope he would i
be able to visit the exposition alter '
congress adjourned.
Saturday Feature
CHICKEN
PIE
With Soup, Salad
.Drink and Dessert
25c
LITTLE GYPSY
TEA ROOM
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1 Phone
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MORGAN'S GROCERY
SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY AND MONDAY
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delicious. Tall 46 - oz. Dole's, in the large 46-oz.
can 19 can : V..25',
PICNIC HAMS Swift's CRANBERRIES Large,
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POUTr.A.N'll, .Ian. 12. (AP)
United States District Attorney
Domiuch said today ' tl'p'ilbrtat ion
proceedliiHs against the Fred Go'iik
lauiily, Portland Chinese, had been
dropped.
HonallKli said the government
round defects In Cong's certificate
of admission in 11122 wero not suf
ficient to permanently liar him and
his family from tho United Slates.
, , Since arriving in this country,
Hie Chinese barber und his wife
had lour children, who are Amerl-'
can citizens. Deportation of the
parents and an older son, now an
Albany college student, woudl have
broken (he family, IJouaugli said.
Several thousand Oregon citi
zens petitioned the attorney gener
al and the labor department lu an
effort to gain permanent residence
here for the family.
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these fruits under the Red & White label mean "the best
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PEACHES 16c
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PINEAPPLE ft? 39c
Red & White
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Marshmallows
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16-oz. bags ...
Peanut Butter
...... 2C
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Cut Beans-
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Lane County
No. 2's, 3, for
Wheat Cereal
19c
Red & White
28-oz. Pkg
Spaghetti
Franco American
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25c
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Pints
Salad Dressing
35c
SunSpun
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1-lb. bags
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Red & White
1-lb. tins
3c
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HjLnggL THE MARKET AFFORDS
The following merchants in Roseburg and surrounding territory will serve you:
Allen's Grocery Sutherlin
Frank Bradslreet Riddle
N. D. Cool Estate. Drain
N. R. FUhcr Kelley'a Corner
C. J. Grimm Roseburs
1. B. Nichols Brockway
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. Stenseth Co Yoncalla
H. R. Underwood Oakland
Luther Ellison Dillard
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