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TWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURC. OREGON, FRIDAY, APRIL 7, 1939. Sunday nUnwUrxz Daily Devotions DR. CHARLES A. HOWARDS How many nu n a ml won uni tli rough all the i-enluHcH hiivo found Hh'en.'lli mid romuKO Hiid uplift through iiifditaiiOn and fellowship In thu hoiiua of God. It' this privtlcK (Ioib not mean much to uh, it nituht Im worth, our while inquiring as to why il does not. SoimdfnitiH ft would emn that koIiik to church were worth while If for noihlug elite than It brought iib out of ou rue Ives and gave lis thoughts and intimities and de sires that would not como through-any other process, and certainly fellowship in worship inuy brlnj? to a mini's spirit something that Ih vory needful and yet very helpful. Dear falh nr, Rive us an appreeiallve spir it of the opportunities of life. May wo always he fa the npirlt of gratitude and worship, and may we grow strong and :our aK'Ous in waiting upon Thee. We Hk It in Jesus name. Amen. BETHEL MISSION , " , 125 Sheridan Our Easter him vice Is going to he n little out of the ordinary, begin ning ut 2:30 p. nt. Y are expect ing a full housQ. Won't you rome and tell what blaster ineatiu to you? Com in mi Ion survlue vll lie par taken ot and i mined lately follow ing an old lasljloiied Toot washing as Jesus said wo ought to do, John lit: 14. You are entirely welcome to come and take part in this hum ble Beryice of love. God is blessing our midweek ser vices Tuesdays and Thursdays 7:.'iu p. in. Kveryoiie welcome. Mrs. Handera In charge of .Mission. CLEVELAND CHURCH Meetings Sunday evening at Cleveland church. Kveryone wel come. Airs. I'arry will briim the message, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Ol son will assist in these meetings, Mr. Kviins of ItosehuiK will help. ' CHURCH OF GOD Church of God iii'M'imgs are held In church in lOdenhnwer. Sunday school 10 a. in. Meeting nt II a. m. Young people's services 7 p. m. Evening. services 7:110 p. in. Prayer meeting Wednesday 7::in p. m. Como to the Kaster program Sun day. Everyone welcome. : MELROSE COMMUNITY ' CHURCH MelroHo Community church. Fred Unnehrnke superintendent Sunday achool lb (i. in., followed by Kaster program. Preaching by Rev. Mor gan 11 a. m. ilnnlu't dinner at noon.' Egg hunt fur the. children. Christ ian fellowship hour 7:M p. in. Joe I'Miii. leader. Itlble. study Thurs day eve, 7:30. Everyone welcome. METHODIST CHURCH SOUTH N ). Wood, minister. Easter Sunday services as follows: The Epworlh league and Wesley Kel lowship group will observe Sun Vlso services. Those planning to attend this service will (dense mpet at the church Hi 5:15 a. m. Church school !:4.r a. m. 11 a. in. sermon and baptism of Infant s. No preaching Hervlce In the eve ning. On next Thursday at 7:B0 I) m.. the Wesley KHlowship group meets in Ihe basement the chinch. of i in, write in. A flood I'rlday serv I Ice will be h"ld tonight at 7:30 p. ! m. Mrs. Arthur Long will slug. ! "There U u Green Hill Fur Away," accompanied by the choir. The topic of the sermon Is, "The Christian at the Grave of JesiiB on Good Eriday Evening." The pub lic Is most cordially invited to at tend both of these services. W. A. Kylwester, 1170 Military street, pas to. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST 312 East iJf.ugl.'ia street. Regu lar services Sunday at Jl a. in. Subject of lesson: "Are Sin, Pis ease and heath Heal?" Sunday school convenes nt 9:45 a. m. Wednesday evening meetings which Include testimonies of heal ing and remarks on Christian Sci ence are held at S o'clock. The reading room on lower fh;or of the church edifice Is open daily! except Sundays and holidays Iron) I 2 to 4 p. in. Here the Hfble and all authorized Christian Science literature may be read, borrowed or suhscrined for. The public Is cordially invited to attend the church services and to visit the reading room. GLENDALE ASSEMBLY OF GOO Sunday school at 10 with an Easter lesson and an Easti'i pro gram followed by a message on "Resurrection Life" by the pas tor. Evening aervice at 7;3i. The message wilt be preceded bv sue-, clal Easter nmste and uongs. Ul hle study Tuesday evening lead by Perry Converse. Services Fri day evening at 7::i0. These serv ices are proving helpful to many and you will receive a warm wel come to anv or all of these serv ices. Kathryn Montgomery, pas tor, Dreunon Short ridge. Mutual's Coach and Four Ready For New York's Easter Parade Broadcast Moved Ahead for Easter Morning Program In response to many requests fjivn listeners, radio stution Kll.NR will begin its Sunday broadcast Hciieauie at 5 a. 111., thne hours bt;Une the usual Sunday station opening. The early hour was set in order to Vriug. by way of- the Mutual Don Lee broadcasting system the Easter morning sunrise service from Hollywood bowl. At 6:30 a. in. will be heard the Easter service from Olympia, Wash., anil at 7:4f a. ihe Los Angeles Civic chorus will be present.! In sacred concert. Inscriptions of Kaster parades on Filth avenue, New York, and Atlantic City boardwalk will be broadcast nt !:3U and 9:45 a. m. i'he religious services regularly "nard over KRN'R each Sunday r ill be presented at their us ial times. FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH S. Raynor Smith, Minister. The pastor -will take for the theme of the Kaster sermon at 11 o'clock, "Eternal Security - The Re surrected Christ." The choir will sing, "Easter Day," directed by Mtt8 Ileieii KobinsoD. Mr.- James Whipple will sing a tenor solo. The prnlude and offertory will be organ piano duets pluyed by Mrs. Paul lieddes. organist, and Misu Virginia Wright, pianist. The rite of baptism will he observed and the reception of new members into the fellow ship of ihe church. Sunday school a !t:4.j with the Easter lesson ami additional features. Epworth Lea gue at 6:30. At 7:30 the choir of 24 voices will present a beau tiful 'Easter cantata. "The King 'Triumphant," with incidental solos (and special features. The mid-week service will be a union service with the Methodist South church. A 1 mnr cordial invitation Is extended to the public to attend these Eaat lc services. ST. JOSEPH'S CAHTOLIC CHURCH Kane and Oak Sts. Kaster Sunday services: Solemn Mass sung by the choir at 8 a. m. Low maws. 10.30 a. in., followed by the Renedictinn of the Blessed Sacrament. No evening service. Rev. Edmund Hyland, O. M. Cap., pastor. Here From Wilbur W. V. White head, of Wilbur, was a business visitor in thf cliv yesterday. 24-Hour SERVICE Beth's Grille 137 So. Stephens St. FULL GOSPEL ASSEMBLY At end or West Commercial Ave., A. Harold Perslug. pastor. Services for this coming Sunday. Sunday school at H:lfi. John El Hot, our new superintendent, will be In charge. Classes lor all. Morning worship beginning at 11 a. 111.. An Easter message will be preached. Children's church at 6:30. Floyd Mjorklund In charge. Evangelistic service nt 7:30. Serv ices lor the week: Tuesday night at 7:30. Young people in charge. Miss Grace Montgomery In charge. Tune in for "Full Gospel Church ot the Air" over K If N It at 8:4:. both Tuesday and Thursday. Fri day night at 7 ::'. Still dealing with the fundamentals of tne I'.t ble. You are cordially invited to any of these services. SUTHERLIN LUTHERAN C H U RV Methodist church building. East er services w ill be held Sunday. April 0. beginning at 2:l'u p. 111. The sermon topic Is. " The Two Opposite Effects of Christ's Itesiir- rectlon, The Miudny s c h on l meets after the seivlce. The pub lic is most conlially invited to at tend our service and Sunday school. The I. ill hei a 11 Hour w ill be broadcast o er K UNU Sunday at 1:30 p. m. Tune in. write in. W. A. SylwcMi;', Rose-burg, pas te. ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN CHURCH ( Missouri S nod ). Corey and Military street. Vest Rosebtirg. An Master service w 111 be held Sunday beginning at 7 :ti p. :n The sermon topic Is. " The Two Opposite Elicits of Christ's Cloth ous ltestirreetion " The rhnlr will King. "My Early 'MorutUK I .Ight." as arranged by lteitnann I ickon. The Sunday :u iul meets al ! t.. a. ill. A special Easter git! will be given to all children present at I ho Sunday school session A short business meet lug w ill be held alter the seivlce. The Luth eran Hour will be broadcast oei KKMt Sunday at 1:30 hi. Tune SUTHERLIN METHODIST CHURCH Ormal H. Trick, pastor. Easter will be observed at the Sunday services. .Sunrise service at G o'clock, with the theme, "Wo Face Ihe Dawn." The Sunday school Easter program will be at lo 10 o'clock. "T h e Victorious Christ" Is to he the sermon topic for tho morning worship at 1 1 o'clock. At 8 o'clock will be thr program of Easter mush: and Hie Play, "Harkuess and Dawn." FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Easter Sunday services: At 51: 45 a. m. a special Si uday School Eas ier program will he pre-euii'd At 11:00 a. m. the K ii Nit radio service will be directed by )(. associate pastor. Rev. H. W. Anderson with ihe Easier message preached bv ! Evangelist. O. J. Morris on the j theme:-.. "The Uesurreeted Life." Special Easter music will he rend eeil us follows; choir anthems: I "Alleluia, lie Arose:"; " The Lord I Is Risen." Duet by Mrs. Joseph Heels and Mrs. Hugh Whipple. "O Hlvino Redeemer." C. II. Gounod.! The ordinance of the Lord's Sup-1 per 'will be observed at Ihe close of j the morning service. A spe ial j Easter missionary ottering will be received M the morning services to assist the American llaptlst Eor ejim Mission society in lis relief uclivHles among the war victims id China mission llelds. At il:30 p. in. the Young People's societies will meet. At 7:30 p. 111. Evangelist O. J. Morris bitiu-.s his ctotng message 011 t he theme: "The Greatest Catastrophe In God's Word." A cordial Invitation Is ex tended to all lo spend a happy East er Sunday with us in comuieiuor aiion ol the glorious resurrection of our Lord. I-or the third consecutive year the Mutual Hroadcasting System will lend a 12.ri-year-old coach and four, loaded with radio broadcast eouln- uent, down Fifth Avenue on Sunday (April !f) from 12:30 to 12:15 p. m., EST, to bring listeners from coast to coast a description of the colorful md traditional Easier Parade over KR.VIl, Rosehurg, ut 9:30 PST. In days gone by the coach, now owned by spoiimnan Frank Carroll, rumbled between Liverpool and London at 10 miles an hour, but never m Its ancient and honorable history has its passenger list been po im jresslve. Invited on board ror its 1139 Spring safari are Olsen and Johu on, the "HelUapoppin" heroes, lieattice Lillie, Vyvyan Donner. stylist, he amazing Dorothy Parker, Claire Hoodie, author of "The Women" and 'Kiss the I toys Goodbye." ami Jean Muir, stage and screen star. At the microphone will be Have Driscoll. Al the reins, Frank Carroll. Shown above is Dave Driscoll as he supervises the loading of engi neering equipment for a trial spin at Itoulder llrook club, Maroneck, N. V., winter quarters of the coach and four. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN , CHURCH I Easter Sunday will be specially , observed in all the services of the 1 church. The Easter sermon at the 1 1 o'clock hour is entitled J "Jesus Is Alive." Christ has made you a promise based on that fact, and you are cordially invit- ; ed lo bear the message. The 1 choir ts presenting in tin eve- I ning the cantata "The Easter! sunrise. Song" by H or to 11. This: Easter cantata has been directed j by Mrs. Homer Grow, w ho will play the organ. Mrs. W. M. Camp hell will accompany her at the j piano. The Sunday school at 9: 15 : a. m.p and the young people at 6:30 j p. m. will also present the Easter, message. The Senior C. E. ts to be led by Ruth Hlake. who will present colored slides in conjunc-' Hon with her talk. The calendar! for the week: Sunday, Sunday' school ft: 45 a. m.. morning worship 11 a. 111., young people's societies; 6:30 p. 111., evening service 7:30! p. in.; Wednesday, prayer meeting 7:30 p. m., choir practice ft: 30 p.. ut. The Bible School of The First Christian Church INVITES YOUR ATTENDANCE Easter Sunday, April 9 Services. Will Begin Promptly at 9:30 A. M. The special program will feature presentations by each department of the school The morning worship period of the church will start at 10:45 a. m. and will feature Special Easter Music Choir at 7:30 P. M. A Cantata will be presented by the church MORGAN'S GROCERY Phone 68 Perkins Bldg. Saturday and Monday Swift Premium HAM These are the most choice medium size nams halt or whole 29c lb: PINEAPPLE JUICE, Dole's, 46-oz. cans TOMATO JUICE, Del Rogue, No. 10 tin PUREX, Vz gallon RADISHES, Finest, fresh, 3 bunches GRAPEFRUIT, Large size, Texas, Pink, 3 for ARTICHOKES, Large size, 3 for LEMONS, Sunkist, large size, doz. .. .Miss Lena Porter and choir. ti Morn of .toy, trio. Miss Oder- kirk. Mrs. Cliff Carroll, Mrs. Honn liailahauuh. 7 The Croys, solo, .rs. Frances I.intott. K-npen Wide the Gates of Tara- disi. Mr. Charles Stanton and choir. ii Earth and Heaven Kejou e. solo. Miss Odct-kiik. 10 -11 Ye Believe, Mr. Paul Me- Gowan, Miss Porter and choir. 11 The Eight Has Come, Mrs. I'arrott, Mrs. Hadabauh, Mr. Dow ner and choir. Ei God's Great l.ove.j finale by choir. " PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH Co-pastors, Kev. and Mrs. II. P Morgan. Sunday school 0:15. ",orn-1 ,IH H" Our temporary location Iff 90S s. Jackson street, one block off of Stephens street on ilice. This is a needy locality. "e have good plans ou fool, for work among the young people and children. You will enjoy being with us. Come.. Lets all work together. , CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE One block east of the court house on Douglas St. Sunday school at !i : !.", with Ass't Superintendent -Myrtle Noned in charge. Bi'.inglJ your children to Sunday school this Sunday; Easier Sunday. Morning worship at 11:00 vvilh the pastor preaching on the subject, "Jesus. ing worship 1 1. Easter message I Resurrect ion Glory," by M is. II. j P. Morgan. Special song, "He I Had No Place to Uiy His Head." by Rev. and Mrs. Morgan. Duet, by Pauline and Louts Suiler. Eve ning worship 7:110. M e s s a g e. "Only Acknowledge Thine Ini quity." Rev. H. P. Morgan. Spe cial song. "Ere His Spirit Takes Its Kliglil," Rev. Morgan. P. II. V. P. S, :3n. Mid-week prayer meeting, Wednesday night. Cot tage Hervlce al May Itiown's home al My rile Creek. Thursday night. surrection and the Life.' There will be communion following the morning message. N.Y.P.S. at :30 witli a cordial invitation to all young people to attend. Evangelis tic service at 7:I.r on the subject. "Why -the Cross?" Mid-week prayer service Thursday at 7:30. Leonard C. Johnson, pastor. EPISCOPAL CHURCH St. George's, Iloscburc. Holy communion i:iin-K:uu and lt:iio a. m. Church school It: 4 5. Kev. Per rv Smith, rector. FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH Linden G. Leavitt, minister. Church school opens at 0: 30 . in., C. G. Stanton, superintendent. Morning church worship at eleven o'clock. Theme, "The Risen Lord." The men's ipiarlet will sing, "Open Hit! Gales ol the Temple," by Knupp and Mr. Ralph Church will sher. "Calv avv " by Rodney. The evening service, starling at 7:30 o'clock, will feature an Easier cantata, "The Easter Victory," by H. W. Petvie. The large choir is under the direction ol Mr. Ralph Church. Miss Nelma Savior Is ac companist. 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