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FOUR ROSEBURC NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, FRIDAY, JULY 7. 1939. Uaaed flally Exempt Suadar r ( 1 I Ww-Htw Co Inc. - Mnkft of The A , alt 4 Prraa Th Aocl,td Fra la xolualvo ty entitled to in una fur republica tion of nil newn dlaiiatcr.es credited to It or Dot othurwlxt credited In this paper and to all local new published herein. All rlghtH of re- tnbllcatloo of upeclal di "Pitches rein are alio reserved. ARHIS BLLfl WORTH Editor Entered at second clasi matter Mar 17. 1V20. at the poet office at Roieburv, Oregon, under act of HATCtX 1. 1871. Represented by Hriw Vora Ul UJllon Ave.. C.l raao 360 N. MUhl-D Ave. rDrlrn 2?0 Bu. Rtroflt lie troll 318 Stephenson BldK.. Lea 4nKclra 43! S. HprlnK bli.-i. -Olr 603 Stnwart Street. Purlieu: 620 B. W. Blxth Street. Vanropver, . C 711 Hall DM.. HI. I.oula ill N. Tenth Street. AUeete us Urant BulMlnx. Ml fllUSl(l try yspri UTIM BakeenpUOB Ratee Dal Jr. per year or mall ...VVM Dally, 1 months by mall 2.60 Dail-, I montni by mall 1.26 Dally, by carrier per month 6- lally. by carrier uer year 7.8" yillS first lurge-acule assembly of former Hoy ticniils In u Uo dedliatlnn Hull Call la to Jjc held in Cleveland July II. Governor llricker Is to udilreas a gallicrlliK of present and fiiriner Scouts, all of whom will Like UKuin the Seoul Willi. Is that silly, in a hunch or grown up men? Not jiecoBHurily. For read again (he Scout oath: On my honor I will do my best 1, To do my duty to God and my country, and to obey the Scout law; 2, To help other people at all times; 3, To keep myself physically strong, ment ally awake, and morally straight. We submit that lliis supplies n standard for hoya which they will have lounil it not top eaay to follow iih men. Anything that tends to I'odedlcalo men to a program Ilk" fhut is good, ami no muu need he ashamed at 4l) In net himself agulu a worthy goal he undertook ut 11 und never iiulte achieved. The reduction of the coat of building a house Is one of the ecu tral problems of the day. 'I'o own a homo and a llllle land Is the legitimate umblllon of nearly nil Americans. Until wo have iniiile II possible lo realise this, wo have not succeeded In America. .Mure than half of the urban lop Illation can afford to live in houses selling at between und limit. Yel only 1 T per cent of Ihe houses It t ljnt year fell within those price limits. 'Ihe reduction by 20 per cent of tho coal of hoi building, a. prca- i lit objective of Ihe adiulnitralliiu, la cerlalnly a lauilable one. To do this, und yet not decrease the hIuii durilH or bulliillig tnule workers, inalerlnl dealers, builders mid other persons dlieclly involved, lu a pro blem, largely a problem In cllic lency In an Industry known for the contriuy. II Is u leal challenge to American lugcnully, lo be met boldly, akllllully, and wisely. federal government bonila Issued during the administration or (leorgi Wanliinutou are si III nuliitaudliig. Treusuiy olliclals wish that who ever haa Iheni would como In uud gel his money, fur I In; expense of .bookkeeping them Is almost men costly Hum redeiuplloli. tf course It Is likely Hull most of Ihcie lie cullilcH are dculroyed or peiuuin ently lost. Mill people are unbelievably care less about u ' More I hall 111. lino. nun worth or the Thrill and Savings slumps Issued during Ihe Win hi War an' mill iiiili.landiug Inleiesl on Ibem bus long since ceased, ill course. I tul somewhere In old trunks, disused iln sser diaw CIS, and abandoned lock boxes. Hid e Is $;!.liH).l"" lor somebody. Anybody who can think buck to where he laid a paper of Thrift Slumps In a volume of "llearl Tlimha" hat'i In WIS and forgol then!, will be doing himself and Iho. goM i nincut a uiulual sen lev by digging llinu out anil cashing them. Editorials on News ' (Continued from page 1.) aue ll lliiuof firm 'ha' "sold him Ihe liiiior that iHilsoued and uu lialancod Ills mind." Adam, charged with having eat en Ihe apple In Ihe tliuden o( Film, blamed It on Ihe woman, sating. "SIIH guo ine Hip apple, uud I did cat." Tho i'i use wasn't ndmltahlo in Adam's case, and It Isn't aduiliuble In Albert Slnger'a case. STILL, the fail jeiiialna Ibal if all tho liarm douu l)j liquor tluie the world bejjau could be placed In one pile and all the good done by liquor could be placed lo ajipther, the harm would fee g mountain and the good would be a gruJn of dust. BANK'S RESOURCES REVEAL INCREASE In BUtnment of rendition nf the United Hutu. Natioiiiil hank, u- corriiiiK to tho comptroller'a call as nf June :toili, (eiH)ltit are shown it $125.8(f'.2'it.9:t and resources totaled tn6,ii7C,:isc.:i. Thin Imli- aleti an Increase of annroxiniately Sri.nno.noo In ik-posits and resources, respectively, since ftecenioer .11. mid aliout I :),Onn,onn eacti since the call of Juno so, l!i:w. According; Mr. K. S. Mcclain, imtiiiuicr of t lie local Jjruncn, nun Bi-owih refiners the propoltlouttle Kiilns I" Hi" I"1"'1 hero as well an at Iho other nulla of the United States National bank In tlio atale. KRNR Mutual Broadcasting 8yateli 1500 Kilocycles (HEMAININO HOUnS TODAY) 4:00 Chuck t'oater's Orchestra, MILS. 4:110 WOll Symphony, MilS. 5:00 Children's Hour, r, : 1 r Crimson Trail, MIIS. 5:30 Buck Rogers, Popsicle, MBS. fi:4f Khariur Talker, MIIS. li:00 Tonight's Tune. 6:09 News, Calif. Pacific Utilities Co. 6:10 News-Review Newt Flashes. 0: If, llotecllve O'.Malley, MIIS. 6:30 Congressional Hevlcw of the Week, MUS. fi : -1 5 Dinner Danco. 7:00 Transl'acll'le Yacht llace, MIIS. 7:1 n Mutual Maeslros. 7.110 Uine Kangcr, MIIS. 8: t'0 Freddy Nagel'a Orchestra, MIIS. K:30 Hollywood J.aff and Swing Club, MIIS. 9:00 Alka Seltzer News, MBS. !): in Fulton Lewis, Jr., MIIS. 9:30 Jimmy IJoraey's Orchestra, MIIS. 0:00 Sign Off. SATUIIDAV, JI LY 8, 1939 7:00 Sturr and Nonsense. 7:30 News-Review Newscast. 7:40 News, Gilmore Corner. 7:4.r,-Ithapsody in Wax. 8:011 CloomchaaciH, MIIS. X::i0 Morning Matinee. 8:45 Xavler Cugat's Orchestra, MIIS. 9:15 Muted Music. MIIS. 9:30 Man About Town. 9:1a Leo Frouherg'a Orchestra, MIIS. 10:00 I'alnier House Concert Or chestra, .MIIS. 10:15 Women's Forum, Copco. 10:30 Anthony Candelori's Orches tra. MIIS. 11:00 Music Hall From London, MBS. 12:00 Songs Sweethearts Slug, MIIS. 12:30- Ithylhm at llaudom. 12:45 News, Safeway Stores. 12:50 News-Review of the Air, 1:00 lied Norvo's Orchestra, MIIS. 1: 45- liolllnl's Trio, MUS. MIIS. 2:00 Jack Tcagurdch's Orchestra, MIIS. 2:30- llrailias or Youth. MIIS. 3:00 - Oregon Hay at S. F. World's Fair. MIIS. 3:.'!0 - Al Your Coiuuiaud. 4:00- Ceo. Ueilinan's Orchestra, MIIS. 1:30-llawall Culls, M IIS. ri:oo llollywooil llerby, MIIS. 5:30 - Children's Parly. ti:lio Tonight's Tune. 6:05 News. Calif. Pacific Utilities Company. 6:1Q News-Review News Flashes. (1: 15 Dinner Danco. li :. '10 - .Music by Moonlight. MIIS. 7:00 Hetty Jane Khoads. MIIS. 7:15 Mutual Muestros. 7:30 -Trims I'acil'lc Yacht Knee, MIIS. 7:15 I'hll Napoleon's Orchestra. MIIS. ti:00-Kddv Duchln's Orchestra. MIIS. S: 30-Freddy Nagel's Orchestra. MIIS. 9:00 Alka Seltzer News, MBS. 11:15- I'hll Oilman's Orchestra, 9:30- lirrln Tucker's Orchestra, MIIS. Iii:ii Sign off. SI'NDAY. .II'I.Y !l. 1939 S:00 Hurry Furbinan. vl.illulsl. MIIS. 8: 15 Glad Tidings of the Air, Rev. Ira F. Rankin. : 15- l 'unlit y t'hni us, M MS. 11:011 Volvo of 1'iophecy Choir, MUS. 9:15 The Chaplain Speaks, Rev. Perry Smith. It :tll - Siilviiloie de .Stel.iuo. h.'lip 1st. .MIIS. II: 15 -Orange lllos.ann (Juailel. MIIS. loiiii o.io Nelson's Oicliisiia. .MUS. 10:15 Romance of the Hi Ways. Greyhound Lines, MBS. 10.30 Leo Fielllieig's Oiihcstia. M Its. In 15 Alice lllii,., p I,,, ilsl. Mils. 11:00. Baptist Church Services. 11' "ii Music lioni FI I'nseo. Ml:S. 1- 3" Haven of llesl, MIIS. I ." Noho.1) s Cllll.llen, MIIS I '10 li.'.l Norm s On heslni. MUS I l." I finer Hie Fair. M Its - "" Sun ilinie Coni-eil. MIIS. 2-311- ll.il, Cioslii s Oichestia. MIIS. 3 O" lli li I'liy Nelrbbor, MIIS. :I:.'.0 Curl ltavn.ii's ( ln-hesHa, MIIS. I "" Design for Melody. MIIS. 4:30 The Anaelui Hour, Dr. C. A. Edw.ii-nt. 5:00 Old Fathionrd Revival, MBS o:uu iti0iimI Good Will Hour. Ironned Yeast. MBS. 7 "O ,- I,, K.illli. MILS. 7:3o Cinl j o it r o ( Inliesli ,i .MIIS. v on- Autlior, Author. Mils. 8:. Ill - Peter (.mill. MIIS. !l : 00 New s. MUS 9: 15 Trims I'.o iii,- ,M lit liace, M LIS. 9:30- Situ otr. ' o One out of ei v nine person lu Ihe United Males plats a must c.il tustruuient. OUT OUR WAY CrJ NO X AIN'T GOT OH, THAT'S U, a UV MUST VOU HAV6 7 IT DONE,' TVE TOLP RISHX PICKt BE AVWRJU TiaHT NO IDEE HOW , r VOU TWENTY TIMES V TAICE VOUR.. WHO'LL TAKJa ' 1MUCH VOU SHr- - .THAT I'LL FIX THAT I TIME , TAKE ' I ALL THAT OUST HE'S FIXIN ALL I il WHEN I &ET ANOTHER. YEAR TO SET HrS ELECTRIC (OUR ELECTRIC i TIME --1 HATTA PO - -TWOPON'T TOASTER FIXED J APPLIANCES ' THAT STUPF DUB IN' THINK. I'M FEU NOTHlN' S AN' MV WIFE i". TH' LUMCH HOOfZ. TRYIN' TO 11 CANT USE 'EM 1 WIT ONE H AMD HURRY SOU.' I FEU MONTHS AW WHILE X EAT WT' A MONTHS t- BOY, . TH' OTHER! ' ( I WHAT WE SAVE vlll ' ' '''' ' '1 i r m bcc. u pat, off. . f The most profitable recent Araer- lean investment la the (X'C pro gram, said IliHtilct ecu Chaplain 11. W. Anderson In au address be fore Ihe Itoseburg Rotary club Thursday, lie used Ihe statement as tho subject of a talk in which he outlined the values to the t'CC youths from Hie present program. Tho chaplain prefaced bis re- marka by calling attention to the need of more entertainment locally of a wholesome lialure for 'tho camp enrolleos. Tho regular meeting of the Ilo lary club was presided over by Carlos Page, club vice-proslilenl, in Ihe uhsenco or newly elected presi dent, lli-uce Mollis, Mollis is recov ering frpui an appendicitis ppera- lion. The lollowing committee chair men uppointmeula wore announc ed: Dick Maddox, chairman of pro gram committee; Vic Mieolli, chair man of membership committee; Carlos Pago, chuirmun'of music committee; W. Adair, chairman of eourlosy conilnlHeo. SHRINE TRAIN WILL TARRY IN ROSEBURG lEHuniinr: to I hi; went const from lilt' til'itl, illlJJL'l iill council HL'ttriiDIl of I In- Slii'iiiu, v hivh w uh held in MiiM Jinorc; last itiuiilh, Ihi; luiKcst Diffiiiii.ril unit of (Ii-Ii'kuIoh from I hp I'iiiMlii: riloM, (In: pi'ciii! Iniln of AiihtiH'H li'iii)h'H of Oiikltiiul, Call forn in. will nLop for a brief vlti.. In Koseburg Sunday, July 'J. A jiptoxltiuili'ly :tui tShiiiii'iK. Ihclr wlvua ami fumllk's, couipiiHij tho iv. ARMY HORIZONTAL, 1, 6 Newly . appointed U. 6. army head 12 Stir. , 13 To cure. '' 15 To talk ' wildly. f 16 Skeleton structure. 18 Coin slit. 20 Dress trimming. 22 Loiters. !4 Soon. Answer lo Zfi Drone bee. 27 Preposition. !9 Weaving frame. II Sand 13 Negative. )4 Toward. 35 Subsists 17 Astir 47 Pound, e 49 Melts. .i'.'!- 51 Brink. 52 Musical note 53 To con. 55 Like SB Year. 58 Boundary 30 Common verb 61 Fold. 40 To haul ti l Needy 43 Good name 65 Sells. 4-1 Frozen desserts IG Papei mulberry bark 118 He will be to General Craig 69 Cock's comb. (OjR AIN C E SPREeJ e y fife B R ORANGE BC ApTc v dsjT SB BAN TjO eSy o y 9 E3k RjojMjHy n i cloivjE RHiy.1 g HATTCTf HtBt AjpjE T 1 H aTnHe PlofcjH BfiC A y eIlXBt a o h e mHaMa eOhE l mo r a s B3fl N LMglsri E RjR C A DjRIE Clot A .t LEA AS E AT BEfirav d i l wMi i 1te1 12 13 14 I lb I 1 . 17 I 18 19 j i) III I n7" or "trr J Wn In3 o15 N&a'' M J I . 40 41 f"-U 4J ,.j Fir5 ' 'Triln 1 1 I r rl rr passenger list or tho Aahmos temple special. Aboard Ihe train are Arthur H. Andersun, potculate; all other officers of the temple, and acorca uf Shriners from the eleven western states. Heaides attending tho Baltimore Shriiio, conventlou, the rcd-rezzed horde lias been making an hlstori ial "Seeing America" tour, which Is to be continued from this city. DAMAGES AGAINST DERRINGER SETTLED CINCINNATI. July 6 rAI Warn-n lilies, general man a per of Ihe CliH'lnnali KuiIr, foduy an nounced HeUIement, out of court, of an (S.OitU judgment awarded Hoh ert .1. Condon, Now York, agalnat I'uui DerrlnKer. Jleds huner. Amount of the ucLt lenient was not liiriCiOfilMl. StUIonipnt paves Ihe way for I Jerri user's uinioaraiif ti In the ull star name in Now York, July 11. A body judgment, callini; for the plt- I'her's an est should Jie enter New Yorlt slate, was issued shortly af ter trial of the ease, which arose uo on London s rhurce that Iter ringer a.kaulted him at a hotel party in Philadelphia. o TWO PENSION ACT; CHANGES REJECTED WASHIM.TON. Juiy 6. (AP) The senate finance tpmuiHtee i JeiMed today a proposal to vary fi'ili'ial old ace Hssislaui-e lonti i butioiis to stales uccordlnt; lo per capita income. 'Ihe finance proup, studyinp pos sible chances in the social secur ity law, also voted down a plan by Senator Connally (D-Tex.) to huve the ledcrul government put up-?: for iisslsiauec to each fi cuuiri- buteil y the slates Up lo a miui- iini rn federal piy inept of $10 uionth. CHIEF re' t Previous Puzzle 14 Electrical term. 16 He was an honor student nd - ter. 17 Self. 19 Law. 21 He will direct 4t rearmament (pi.). 23 Therefore. 7 25 Near. 26 Enemy. 30 Fights. 32 To honlt. 36 Certain. 38 To snarl. VERTICAL 2 Organ of hearing 3 Land right. 4 Braided , thong. 4. 5 Sound of inquiry. j. 6 Evil 41 Appliances. 43 Narcotici. 45 Brushed with, a broom 48 Lake inlet. 50 Code of laws 54 Expensive. 57 Bird 59 Being. 7 By the length. 60 Since 8 Senior 62 Devoured. 68 Postscript. 64 Red Cross. 66 Either 67 Street ' 9 Ugly old woman 10 Cireedv 11 Citric fruit BX Willi Oregon stands well under the na tional average pf license fees charged operators of motor ve hicles, tigures released by the Na tional Satoty council reveal, Karl Siioll, secretary of state, says. According to tbe council, lit a typical state it would cost an op erator 9H ccnls to qualify for a license ' which would see lilm through the first year while In Ore gon !hs cost Is 51) cents. Incre ase)', in the typical state, it would cost G5 ceuts a your to keep a li cense w))lio p Qrogol the cost is all cents, tills state cbnrgipg fl lor a two-year period. In the typical atale a chauffeur would pay i'i for tho firat year against $1 in Oregon whllo renew- als would cost $2 per year against (1 lu this atato. Orlgiual driver's licenses cost rrom 2o cents for an indefinite pe riod in a fw states to $3 a year in Koine slatoR, tho council's report shows. Some states charge for' Ihe examination required of those tuk Ing out licenses for tho first time and in one state this' fee is 12 which, added tq (he 13 for the li cense itself, makes a charge of $r for Hie original license, lu Oregon no chargo is made for the cxamina- lion, four slates. Horlda. Louisl - .in,!, oouui Kusoia anil wyounug nave no laws requiring licenses lor.;)llle n,,,,, ttUi us and wo tiritcis. ine repuiL snows. OrcKon complies with tbe Na tional Safely Council's require ments; for standard driver's license lawn, tho report indicates, this state meeting the three most im portant points listed as complete administration by u brunch of the state government, examination of all new applicants by slate examin ers and st ron k revocation and sus pension powers for the administra tor. This state is In line with most stales reyarrlitiET the ape at which persons arc allowed to drive alone, there I m? tint states which sot 16 as the low ujre limit. Two states have no ape limits, seven set 11 years of age, dnht use 15, one has 37 and one IK. Oregon permits per;joi 3 younger than 1$ o drive in or certain conditions such as when driving wilh pyients. or on a SpeifHl junior li;enne. For those who drive for pay, the lower aue Hmii in Oregon is IS years which is the limit set by -7 states. WOMAN DROWNS IN KLAMATH CANAL KI.AMATH- KAI.I.S, July 6. UP)- The body of Mrs. (ansie Him. :t."i. missing from her Ten uaut. Calif., home since Sunday, whh foil ml today in the imiln ini gaiiou canal lodged against a pow er plant intake near here. Author ities pronounced ll suh-ldi. Police had been d nipping the canal since Monday when a note found In the woman's ear here bore the cryptic message: "V'horc I mi us before." The note was addressed to her husband, Verpon. Police said the woman had been pulled from the canal a month " hy a 9iun who had seen her iu the water. 1 ODD FELLOWS BID PUBLIC TO PICNIC Odd Fellows lodges of esterii I Hint: las and I-une countlea arc In viting the general public to join In their picnir. in be held Sunday. July 9. at Fisher's (trove. Kellotg. The picnic Is sponsored by Indcos nf Gardiner. Mapletou, J'lorencc and Klktnn. Starling at 111 a. m.. the picnic v ill oiler a program of field, iports, banc bull game, amateur bovttig and numerous oth'T activ ities. A basket dinuer will be eu Jo)ed during the uoou hum. 0 NOTICE V. F. U card party at Veterans' facility, Friday utaht at i jt. Vdv. Sunday at the' KsllUEUlICO Daily Devotions DR. CHAItLES A. EDWARDS PrayeV Is the most neglected opportunity of the Christian. Jesus spent much time in pray er. Prayer is also one of the niisunderalood means of grace. We do uot pray that we may bring the will of God into har mony with our will, hut that our wilts may become Identical with the will of our Heavenly Father. "Oelight thyself in tbe Lord," and he shall give thee the de sires of thine heart." If we find our chief Joy lu the will of Hod, then God will create the very de sires of our hearts. We bring ourselves into perfect harmony with thu will of God through prayerful .meditation, adoration and confession, lie silent before God and Jet him speak to thee, for prayer is that exercise by which 1 bring myself into such communion with God that I be come possessed of God's plan, God's thought and God's passion for a ipst world. "O Thou by whom we come to God," The life, the truth, the way. Thyself tho path of prayer hast trod l4i'd touch us how to pray. Amen. CHURCH OF QOD Kdenbower district, J. I). Ker nult, pastor. Sunday school 111:011 a. m. Preaching 1 1 : OU a. m. Young people's service 7:30. Evening ser vice 8:111). A little church with a big welcome to all. ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN CHURCH ( Missouri Synod), Corey and Military street, West Rosehui-g. The service of Sunday. July 9. be gins nt 8:ll p. in. The Sunday school meets at 9:45 a. ni. There will Ihe a voters' meeting after Hie servlco Sunday evening. All vot ing members are urgently request ed to be present. The choir meets Wednesday evening at 7: III) p. m. for its regular rehearsal. The Yqung Lutherans' league meets Tuesday, July 11. at the church at 7:01) p. ill. to go on its annual pic nic. All the young people of the congregation are most cordially In vited to attend. W. A- Sylwcster, 1170 Military St.. pastor. FIRST tHBISTIAN CHURCH nible. school: 9:45 a. m, C O. Stanton,' Supu. ' Church (twice,: 10:-ta, John A. Harney, minister; sermon: The Symptoms of Christ ianity. Christian Kndeavor: i:iw p. in. Immediately following church service the Kudeavorers and the young people of the church w ill en joy games and refreshments In the gym. Church service: 8:011; ser mon: A Called Man's Duty. Pray er meeting Wednesday eve. 7:110. Choir rehearsal Wednesday eve at 8:10. GLENDALE ASSEMBLY OF GOD Sunday school 10:00 a. m. Morn ing worship. 11. Evangelistic ser vlco 7:30. Bible study Tuesday 7:311. Victorious Life service ii ,,. 7:;!u Service at Azalea grange Jlan Thursday. July 13. at 8 p. -ill ii thee good. KdLliryu Montgomery. pastor. SUTHERLIN METHODIST CHURCH Ormul B. Trick, pastor. Sunday school at in o'clock: F. I. Young. sunerinlcndeut. "Wo Would He Huildipg" is to be (he topic lor the sermon at the morning worship The Jadies Aid society wfU meet Thursday afternoon FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST :V' K. Douglas street. Jlegular services Sunday at 11:00 u, m. Sub ject of lesson: "Sacrament." Sun- dav school convenes at ii:4u a. in. Wednesday evening meetings which include testimonies nf healing and remarks on Christian Science I held ui 8: (HI o'clock. Tbe reading room on (lie lower floor of the church edifice is open daily except Sundays and holidays from ?:'" to UNITED Cash on Hand - DIBECT BBA.NCH f wA r o 4:00 p. m. Here the Bible and all authorized Christian Science liter ature may be read, borrowed or subscribed for. The public is cord ially invited to attend the church services and to visit the reading room. CHURCH OF CHRIST Meets every Lord's day in Eden bower school house. Ilible study at 9:45. Sermon and communion serv ice, beginning ut 10:45. Children's drill at 7:15 p. in., rollowed by a sermon at 8 p. m. Strangers wel comed. Homer Pippin, minister. DILLARD CIRCUIT, CHURCH NOTES There will be preaching services ut the Teuiiiile church next Sunday morning at 9:45, and the regular service at Dillard at 11. Evening preaching services at Lookinggla&g at 8 p. in. The Kpworth League at Lookingglass will be nt 7:15. Pray er meeting each Wednesday eve ning at Lookingglass at 8. You are cordially invited to attend oliy and all services held on the circuit. C. E. llrittain. pastor. THE NEW METHODIST CHURCH Of Itoseburg. uniting the former First Methodist Episcopal church und thu former Methodist Episco pal church, South, Itev. Louis Mu gin, ll. J)., pastor. Services for Sun day, July 9lh: Morning worship nt 11 o'clock lu the former Methodist Episcopul church. Sermon topic: "The Church as a Place of Trans figuration." Evening worship S:00 in the former Methodist church, South, the pastor preaching at both services. The Sunday schools will meet separately ill their for mcr churches at 10:00 a. m. The Epworth league at 7:oo p. m. All Melhodiata and their friends are iu viled to worship with us. A wel come to all. BETHEL MISSION 125 Sheridan street. All ministers of the gospel are invited to come to our fellowship meetings on Sun day afternoon, 2:30, to extend a hand jn fellowship wilh tho chil dren of God. Also Sunday evening. 7:30, we will huve an evangelistic service conducted by our pastor. Ilrother James. These messages are soul-inspiring. Ypu are welcome to attend midweek services Tuesday. S:00 p. in. and Thursiluy, 7:30 p. lu. We have quite a large class taking these graded Ilible lessons. " We send them to Seattle liihle school lor grading. They are free and you can begin any time; they arc nut difficult and very interesting. Uc ginning with Gen. and through to Itev. Mrs. Sanders in charge of mission. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH In. K. B. Pratt, pastor preaching. 11 :t)0 a. ui., "Kchoea From the Northern Baptist Convention". re cently held at Los Angeles. 8:00 p. m. "Greatest Mirage in the World." Sunday school ut 0:30 a. m. Young people's services at 8 p. m. You are invitod. Morning service broadcast ed over KltNlt. LJ Tltow m Th night it Jtrtt, L4)1 Thi the Keep ThM tnf The Jitt-nt V OUGLfJS FnilERHI HfirfiP Ctrt. PINE AnA LANE Condensed Report of the STATES NATIONAL BANK of Portland, Oregon at of June 30, 1939 ., RESOURCES and Pup from Hnnks ?.t8.""2.4.'.7.94 l"nited Slatt's tinvprnuirnt Bonds n.').87i).n2f fin Municipal and lilhrr llonds ; I.nniu nnd Discounts Stork in Knli-raJ Hrscrvo Hunk Miink Premises linrludillK Brniu'llcs) Safe llrposil Vaults Ollirr Heal Kslnlp Customers' Liability on Acceptances and Korviiin Billi Interest Earned Oilier Resources ' LIABILITIES Capilal .7. S4..viu.nini.nn Surplus 2.7lrti.liil.ni I'mlivided Profits 2.3I8.22...I Reserves Ulli.lil 1 r.il Reserves for Interest. Tuxes, ele Arceplnnces and Foreign Mills Pividends Declared ' Deposits: Peunind and Time ""..!"ii'LVjii4!.Wil.7.'i Public Hunds l'J.."iii,",Sn is Inleresl rollcrtrd Not Earned Other l.inbililirs ' v Both Publit ind Trail Tuzi, t ucated ittotdlaj tc l.w. ROSEBURG BRANCH ROSEBURG, OREGON - Head Office, Portland, Oregon OF THE I MTi:0 STAITS .NATIONAL RANK OF FOBTLAJsD Member federal Uepotit Inturance Corporation EPISCOPAL CHURCH St. George's, Bosebw-g. Holy com munion 7:30 a. m. Morning prayer and sermon, 11:00 a. m. For those coafined to their homos, radio talk, 9:15 a. m. Perry Smith, rector. CLEVELAND CHURCH Services each Sunday evening, 8 p. m. Sunday school Sunday, 10 a. in. Everyone cordially Iuviled to attend. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Dr. Paul Trueblood will sing as guest soloist at the uiurDing wor ship service, "The Lord's Prayer," by Mallou. The sermon wi" be on the theme, "These Promises Are Ours." Sunday evening at 7:30 p. m., the sermon wll ble "The Mag netism of the Gross." The calendar for Ihe week: Sunday, Sunduy school, 8:45 a. m.; morning wor ship, 11 a. in.; young people's so cieties, 6:30 p. Ul., evening service 7:30 p. m. Monday: Trustees meet ing. 7:30 p. in. Tuesday: session meeting. 7:30 p. m. Wednesday: Prayer meeting, 7:30 p. m. Thurs day: Missionary society. 2:30 p. in. A 100-year-old man attended the Townseiid convention at Indianapo lis. If that fellow Intends to wait for the pension, he may beat Meth uselah. Japan hasn't done much ubout America's "no" to Hie Swatow ulti matum. Leaders are probably try ing to find out what that strnuga word means. Joe Shniltc, former major league pitcher, is a candidate for sheriff in a Pennsylvania county. Opposi tion forces are reported looking up tho number of guys who stole bases while Joe w-as on the mound. Men arc picketing a California plant. Wives are picketing 'thu pickets, demanding that they re turn to work. All that Is needed now is for children to picket the mothers, demanding that they come home and cook dinner again. You Are As Old As Your Fee Why have tired out feeling pains in feet, ankle knee, legs cases, caused by some form of foot troubles f Dr. J. M. Ingalis REGISTERED FOOT DOCTOR who makes regular visits every other Saturday to your city, Is licensed by the state of Oregon la a CHIROPODIST PODIA. TRIST He gives complete foot service. Weak or flat feet, corns, calouses, ingrowing nails, treat ed without pain and with little cost and trouble to you. Call for appointment or come In. Next visit Saturday, July 8th 8 a m. to 5 p. m. Umpqua Hotel, Roseburg BARBS "LEAD KINDLY LIGHT'.-'-"" Jl :?".v. 1 Rf . John H-N-wmn , -v.- "L-ad, Lint-ly Light, miJ tit encircling gloom v ;VV;,-V. obi .fAi?, -nd I m f-r from hi ont feti I J not to m tcn, -nc (tcp enough for Rv. John H. 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