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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1939.
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Uila panar and to all local new
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publication of vpecittl diioAtehea
r)D are ano murvea.
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So tared aa aauond claaa matter
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Ktle 03 BtflWart Street. Vartu4
620 B W. Blxth Btroet. Varoovr,
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Dally. I montfia br mall........ 1."
Dally, by cnrrlar Der month.... .
Oally. bT carrl.r par ar T..0
UP uml down the fluid the '1"K
Ink forur" hwimip, mlfihllly atml
mudillly rniilniiilliiK. II I" t'ooHmll
lime, and Aiuurldn In InUint on U
a vol lm 11 lit lllll 11 gllllin.
Ih It IneMiienHlbly Irlviiil, thin
pi-em i iiialion will" the iruimtlall "f
whnlliiT 11 men can miivo bull
iicriKH a hll il field while 11 oth
ers try t" prevent Ihelli? Is H
liiiliiiitliient, even, while half thu
world liiiriiH?
No, we don l think no. Tlnne
iiolball liluyelD llllll thoHo who
wntell them me Rotting what they
Jnivc ll riKllt lo exiieet of IKe
the right to lilny. The faet that
half ll continent 3n"0 iiiIIoh way
linn ninililled ItKelf Into a hhI1 Ion
whole thoilmindK hlneil out Ihelr
liven to eaiiluie no inoro ground
I li ii it Ih Riilneil hy n i"d end run
In nolhliiR for thiiMP IdayeiH, theue
HieetatorH lo lie iiMliainod of. Ami
nothing lo he proud of either.
11 Jimt happened. It wan luck.
Keeping thin blenhed Immunity
will lie minieUiing cine again, mnmi
Ihlug which we cannot truiit I"
lue.k, lint which will ciihI mirk,
and thought, and utrnggle.
IT hcoiiim thai In the great city
there ivim ll wine imlruloger, who
by enballstle calcillatloim ciilihl
foreHce Iho lllllire. The Mum
venled lo liliii iho fate nt man
kind. linen lliln call to your mind "
liimileviil illy. Willi n tower reach
ed liy winding Malm, anil n l.en
eil man In peaked cap pining over
volilincH of liecroninne ? Not III
This l I'm Ih. UlM, and there
In one lloin Nurumiin who la a
protcHwir In Ihe uelioid of mliiin
ami who cliilnm to lie able lo read
In the Htm h the Hi'c.rclH "f Hie fu
ture, lie la now busy with olwer
viilliilin which, he clainm. will dirt
clone Ihe duration and the winner
of Ihe present Ijiropcnu war.
If that In true, II opens up a
great vlnla. Hitler In nupponed lo
be nut unlliiprenned by nlargaimil
and iinti'iiloginin. Why mil appolnl
an nfllcial unliers.il unlrologer on
whom all rulers Ihlnk Ihey enn
ilcpend? I.cl him lell how Ihe v. ar
iniint Inevitably come out, an gov
ciucil by Ihe ntarn. Tlu-ll Jleil rll
olf Hie war and go on from tlii'HV
accepting the iinlriiliiger'n vi'i.ilull
el Hie llievllalile.
Slllj? Well. hou do you Ilk"
llic way things arc di low ?
nil
II-' Anieltia llii'lllis aiiMhiiii: nl
ll II iiiriins llic luittiilil looK
Inuiiril llic heller, blighter fu
ture. lUM'llg llic neck of Oct t.'i. HP
pi oxitiinlely M Ane'l u all l.il nl
Itn.VH aie In meet In Kiiiimi l'it
Tllcy ale nlg.illlcd under a name
Unit ban a Hue and hiipclill lllli;.
'"liie Kiiluie I'minns nl Aincrlen'-
Tills nssoiiiilii.n nf ""."." ''""I
bn)S us marled 1-' )euin III;" ml
iler Hie sinlism slilp nl Hie 1 S.
nlHie of eduratlnn. and ils t"ii
icliHull will bring Ingcliier dele
gales lioin eierv slnlc a wi ll m
1 1 mil Hawaii and I'll'TIn liico.
It is a line thing lo sec laini
bnn iissi'iiililiiig Hius with Hoii
eyen ell Hie Inline, lllld H Is lie'
Job nf Ihe presenl In ni'e lli.il .' n
far as possible lls rveills ilo nol
bel Innd Uml Inline.
Htructluli. I.od on y toweling am
bition and inllilary nuccesji, he bit
off more than he could chew. Ill
the end, tlienc mistaken over
whelmed him.
NAI'Ol.HON'H peueen, lliado nl
the cnlllions mouth, NKVKH
LAKTKI). Fear of lilm anil hatred
uf ll I in always hrollght hln enemies
hack fighting. They lined the In
tervnln .of piiiien an bruathlng npellH
to eolleet their neattered foreea
mid .MAKK NKW Alil.lANCKK.
Tim lliitlHh fleet finally ntarv-
cd him out.
THKItlO are pleuly of nignn Unit
lllll,. r him ii N'.-ittnleonie com
plex. It icmulna to ho nuen
whether he can uvnld Hie inlHlakon
that overthrew Napoleon.
OUT OUR WAY
Bz William
25 Years
Ago Today
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WAR
PARIS - Aiiaiini-iin liU Ih-mi Ihmmi
coniiili'tcd for fHliilillsliiriK the Mfl
ni:in capital t Hiivm, Frniici:. it
whs iiiiiKiiiiiccd nl ItonUatix. The
irminfur In e.xiierifil liiimeil lately.
The outlook at ).itinI Ik coimiiltMird
(no tm-i tit 111 to make it a (letm
alitt plaei' for the Heat of the Hoi-
Kian KoveiniiKMit.
ItKllMX-W'lth the exception uf
WmniLw, the (iciniaiiK now control
all of JtiiKHfuti i'olaiMl u-ohL of tho
Vistula river. It wuh officially an
nounced. Thin left no iloulit that
the HiiHHlaiiH were heavily re.pulnud
anil that the (iermaiiK bad advuueed
raphlly.
I1KUIJN That the Itiillnh ain-
baKKiMior at CniiHtHnllnople Iih 01-
tlci-cfl the women of the embassy to
leave Ihe city Immediately, wan an
nounced by the war office. This is
taken aa meaning llus TurkH ate
uliont lo iai(iipiite in (he war as
allies of Cenuany and Aunliia.
LONDON -Marshal law Iiiih hecn
pioelahueil throimhout 11 r i t i h h
South Africa, following tho discov
ery of a plot of Colonel MatitaZ
lo command and establish an Inde
pendent republic In the northwest
part of the cape province.
HE CRAWLED AROUND OM
THE 3 ROUND AMD PICKED UP
SOMETHING AND PUT IT IN) HIS
MOUTH AMD THEN FELL OVER.
ON HIS &ACK AND RUBBED
SOME FLOUR- Oft WHITE POW
DER. ON HIS FACE WHAT
POE5 THAT MEAN ? AND
WHAT'S HE HOLDING
THAT OIL CAN AND
BED CASTER- UP
X WELL. HE'S TELLIN1
ME TH' BABY PICKED
UP A CIGAR BUTT AND
I 1 IS SICK.AKJ' IS ASWIM' J
I IF CASTOR. OIL IS
WHUT TO USE y
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BED CASTER- UP .: JJM V Ky J
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9. 15 The Ch.ipl.nn Speaks. Rev.
Daily Devotions
DR. CHAHLKS A. KDWAR.D3
Why do we allow oiiiv.elves to
become distracted hy minor
iineidioiiK when we have the
Hwers to Ihe major ones? We
need not know till the details if
w e have the elei ual verities
We need not know all about the
heri:altm because we know that
Heaven is where Christ is. and
thai is enough. We cannot un
derstand how the dead are rais
ed and with what body, but we
know, because "lie lives, we loo
shall live." We do nol know
when the Lord will conic aiaiii
lo rojn on the earth, and how
the end of this present world
will come hut this one thing; we
know "that when He shall ap
pear we shall he like Him for we
shall nee Him as He Is." One
truth alone Is r.uflieient to meet
all our n Is. viz: "Cod so hived
the world that He ave His only
begotten son." We may nol be
able to explain many thinus. but
if we accept ibis one truth, ev
erything eUe will fall iulo Uh
proper place, for Ihe whole Is
Kieater than any of its parts. Our
I lea veiny Fa I her Illumine our
minds and hearts through the
re vela I ion of Thyself In Jesus
Christ our Lord. Keep clear for
lis the major issues or the life
of the spirit that we miiv follow
the dear liht of Thy leading, in
Jo.nuh name. Amen.
WASIHNCTHX. Oct. 1.- (AIM
.lames Roosevelt . the president's
sou. has asked Ihe murine corps lo
demote bim Mom lieutenant colonel
to captain in the marines olilllteer
resi-rve.
The iCfil-st has been accepted in
so far as bis iuit!ini: the rnhmeh y
is concci-iH-d and the necessary
procedure tor Ins appointment to a
caniaincy is under way.
Hflii-fals disclosed these farts to
day hut said the explanation would
hne io come from voting Kooeudt
himself.
I. nose veil, who Is now a luo e
company intir.al with beadipiai icrs
in Hollywood, has bei-n a resene
lieiilrmilll colonel dllce Novetnlier.
:::. when hi- accompanied the
nie.-tdenl l it it Pan-American con
leience at Muenos jires as an aide.
Smite criticism id' his appoint
nieni to ji comparatively hih rank
prompted a slal. uienl hy Secretary
Sminsoti ibat he "Milliihd all I !m
pi otc.s-.ii.nai and ph ical reipiiro
ineiits for a commission."
.Since liieti Kon-evdt has served
In Hie tempoiuM a- iuc duly status
MHi ial lime-., tin Indini; two ri'k
vti w i r Ii t lie nii.i mes diit im;
mum-metM III the C.iilldie.m two
Achievements Win Free
Trip for Patricia Glenn
and Willard Crow.
Selected as Ihe outstanding 4-H
lub boy and gni in Douglas county
hy the local judging committee. Pa
tricia tileiiu of IttmelniiK and Wil
lard Crow of liosehui'K are in Port
land ibis week as guests of liouc
last National hank and the Kirst
National hank of Portland for three
days, dm iiiK Ihe Pacific Interna
tional I livestock expos it ion. They
were chosen as winners from this
county lu the fourth annual 4-H
club achievement and leadership
contest, sponsored jointly by the lo
cal bank and (be Portland institu
tion among thu lTi.iiiiu club mem
bers in Oregon.
Two winners from every county
In the state were chosen hint week
throni'.h II. C. Seymour, state club
director, in charge of judging and
awards. Increased interest and per
sonal achievement among members
have inilde this year's selection
very difficult, according to Ihe lo
cal judging committee, made up of
Iv A. Million, county club agent;
Mrs. Stella tjuinc, county school
superintendent, mid .1. II. Ituoth.
president of tin; Honglas National
bank. -
Patricia Chmu was chosen win
ner among girls lor her work in
gardening. marketing. clutbing.
cookery, canning and health woik.
In recognition of his activity in
sheep ami turkey raising, wood
woikiug, t amp cookery, marketing
and health work. Willard ('tow was
chosen among hoys of this county.
Awards include transportation
and ail other expenses during the
visit to Portland, arranged by off.
ccrs of Ihe Kirst National bank of
Portland. The thrmwlay program
for the 71 giinstH front every coun
ty encompasses a sight-seeing tour
of Portland, attendance at the Live
stock exposition, special luncheons
and banquet, an evening at the
horse show and a dance.
.'very detail of the visit lias been
arranged by the bank for an en
tertaining and oducational program
for ils 1-JI guests, according to J.
H. Itooth. "We are happy to honor
tbese young jieople who have al
ready proven themselves exception
al in achievement and leadership
through the flue III movement,"
he staled.
Sunday HUnwUnQ
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
The topic for the morning nor-
tnon is the ''One Mediator," Hd
that for the evening "The Good
Hhepherd." The Hcnlor and In
tormediute C. K. societies will
meet at fi:3b p. m. The Benior
group will be led In the pie-prayer
service hy Marilyn Harphani, and
the topic w ill be presented by Alta
(.olden. The Ladieft Aid meetn on
Thursday of this week at 1:30 1.
m. for their desaurt luncheon in
the church parlors. Bpeeial nt-.
tention in called to the "Through
the Hible Heading Course" which
will be presented by the pastor.
The ela8 starts Thursday, Oct.
IH. and in open to all who desire
lo make a mirvcy of the "beat Hell
er." This class will meet in the
pastor's study at 7:3n p. in. The
calendar fur the wook: Sunday.
Sunday school 0:45 a. m., morning
worship 11 a. m,, C. K. societlos
H:3u p. in., twenlng service .7 r.l" p.
in.; Tuesday, choir .practice 7.H0
p. in., Wodnesday, prayer meeting
7:3u p. m.; Thursday, Ladles Aid.
1:30 p. m.. IHble class 7:30 p. in.
DIULARD CIRCUIT CHURCH
' The Kvangelistic mnetlngs will
begin at Ihe Camas Valley church
next Sunday, October 15. The Sun
day school wdll bogln at lu u.
Morning worship at 11 a. m. The
evening service will begin promptly
ut 7:30. He on time so you will en
joy the song service. The services
will be'iin at 7:30 each cveiiinK
with a lively Hong service.
There will nol he any preaching
services at the other points next
Sunday. .on account of the meetings
at Camas -Valley. We will be plea:
ed to have people from the other
churches lo attend the meetings at
Camas Valley. The pastor, C. K.
Hritlain. will do the preaching.
Anything you may do to make the
meetings a success will be greatly
appreciated, lie on time and bring
a friend with you.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE PROGRAM
Perry Smith.
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Announcement has been receiv
ed this week by the local Christ
ian Science church that a special
Christian Science devotional pro
gram will be broadcast Sunday
morning, October la, at eight
o'clock. The broadcast will be
heard over stations of the Colum
bia Iiroadcu.it ing system, it la
stated.
MiTici'! or i-ivti. iikaimm;
In He- ruiinty feint nf the Slut-- ef
On-Bi.ti for the Cuiillty of I'eilK
b.K. In the m;ittT uf llic folate of ''.
W. I leys, il-i . iis. ll.
Notiei. in h.-reliv Klvi-n that Ar
inilila .1. ll.'Sn, th' duly aioint-d.
(iialifit;tl it nd a'-t In (T iiduiinlstratitr
l.-li.inis-iuii of th.- fsliile uf C. U".
HeSS. ileeuased. has CMixl llT filial
rcptti t in .sa Id i.n us' n ml the Hmi.
.Morris Mow k it, full ul v .lutlgi', hus
tlxc. I Mumhiv. Noveinli.T 1,'itli.
I :;::i. at i lie hnr of t.-n u' lock A.
M. of .Maid day. at flu- i.fHce ef lie
I'niinty .hnl- Mi tlie coiirt hmis'-. in
MoMiln.ru. iri'Ki.n, ii! the time mid
place im hearing; n'" said film) re
port. Any one lueint; iiPjei-lions
! said report ni.iy npp.-ar nnl file
oaiiic in saiil c.mrt nml 'inlMu on
tr he fore mud lime and da tc.
I .!. I llrtolo-r t:tlh.
AliMlt.HA J. HKSS.
Aii mi ni ;M i at r i ic-loiiis-noii of the
.ta1c of C. W. Hrss. d.-cra.,.i.
CLUMSY ANIMAL
LOOKINGGLASS SERVICES
An evangelistic campaign will he
ight at 11 a. in.. October lii. at the
LooKingEiass grange nail. I lie ser
vices will be conducted hy the Rev.
.1. J. (Jillespie of Salem. The gen
eral public is invited.
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST
SCIENTIST
312 K. Douglas street. lingular
service's Sunday at IT n'. m. Subject
or lesson. "Poctrlno of Atonement.
Sundav school convenes at 9:45 :
m. Wednesday evening meetings
which include testimonies of heal
ing and remarks on Christian Sci
ence are hold at K o'clork. The
reading room at 317 Perkins bnild-
ing is open daily except Sundays
and holidays from ld::io a. in. to
1:311 p. ni. Here the Hthle and all
authorised Chrlsllau' Science litera
ture may be read, borrowed or sub
scribed lor. The public is cordially
invited lo attend the churrh ser
vices and to visit the reading room.
FULL GOSPEL ASSEMBLY
Located at etui of West Commer
cial Ave., A. Harold Persing, pas
tor. Services for Sunday: Sunday
school al !: tr, John Klllott super
intendent of classes. Momine wor
ship beginning at 11 a. m. Young
peoples service and rblbiren s
I c hurch at ti:3n. fie on hand for a
' lime spiritual edification. Kvatmel
isilc service beginning at 7 :3o.
Evangelist P. 10. Robertson of St.
I Helena. Calif., u ill be bringing
Ihe message. There will be serv
ices evory night this week, Includ
lug this Monday night. Evangel
1st Koherlson. a very glfled speak
er, will be preaching each night.
HORIZONTAL
1 Pictured wild
best.
5 It belongs to
the
family.
10 Turkish .
officer.
11 Papa.
12 Uncooked..
13 Stiffly nice.
14 Lettuce dish.
16 Lion.
17 To consume.
19 Silkworm.
20 Paid publicity
22 Wild goals.
21 Electrical
term.
25 Fertilizer.
30 Threefold.
32 Suit maker.
:4 Electrified
particles.
H5 River gorge.
38 Klf.
39 Gun.
40 Water rodents
42 To chatter.
43 Railroad.
44 UlcmpJl.
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Ias't'r i ibtlaAu p ou i n
45 Greek letter.
47 Chinese
measure.
48 Roman
buildings.
50 Fodder.
52 Group of
eight.
54 Male bee.
55 Gnawed.
56 Garment
clasp.
5" It has a
or unde
veloped tail.
VERTICAL
2 Auriculatc.
3 Money
changing.
4 Battering
machine.
5 Overturns.
6 Sun deity.
7 God of war.
8 Valley.
9 Conscious.
13 Its feet ore
or used
like man's.
14 Minute
groove.
15 It is widely
or
spread in all
climates.
IB Stem.
21 Soft brooms.
23 To clip.
25 Faint color.
26 Plural.
27 To postpone.
28 To molt.
29 Lively.
31 Swaggering
fellow.
33 Makes a
speech.
33 Musical note.
37 Myself.
40 Founded.
41 Mouthlike
opening.
44 Food list.
46 Acichly.
49 Drone bee.
50 Meat.
51 Japanese
money.
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SUTHERLIN METHODIST
ririMul H. Trick. BK.stor. Sunil
school at 10 o'clock; K. 1'- oullK.
siiperlntenilent. The annual mm
aioimiy HunUay 1 to bo observed
at the mornhiK worship, olid the
aeriiion loiiic will be. "One Peoul
One Pui'lione." The Kpworth
LeiiBiie anil the class In (.nriBiiun
training will meet at 8:3" o'clock.
course in Old Tuatnnient hlBtory
are cordially invited to attend. For
I details see the pastor or any of tha
Sunday bcIiooI teachers. The Mid
I woek lllble class maots Thursday
' ni thp home or Mrs. E. Hoilttes.
Corey ami Military, for a politick
dinner and important business
meeting. All members and friends
of the class are cordially Ini'ited to
attend. We extend a cordial invita
tion to all having no church home
of their own, to attend our aet-viceB
and Sunday school. W. A. Sylweg.
tor, 1170 Military street, pastor.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Services at the Iluptist ehtireh
each Sunday include the church
school at 11:4:', under the leadership
., church I or Ken Irving: the morning wor
METHODIST CHURCH ...PV.,.. i 1 a. ni. broadcast
Corner South Main atreet ""' ......... two ,, f
young people at 6:30 p. m., and tho
i nfrii iiiiil evangelistic services at
7:3U. Mrs. Clyde Heard presides
nt the piano each Sunday morning
and Miss Gladys Strong each Sun
day evening. Chaplain W. II. An
derson leads the Kinging Sunday
evenings and directs the choir.
The nuptial pastor, ltev. H. P.
Sconce, will preach two evangelis
tic seriliulis this coining Sunday
uu texts rroiii the book of llu
brews. At 11 the topic will bo
East I-ane street. Hev. ixiuis .iui
gin, I. !.. pastor. Suntlay eien-
inK at 7:30 p. ni. in uie n,in...
.Methodist church. South. Dr. Ma
Kin, the pastor, will speak on the
Ionic. "Is Life Worth Living?" The
missionary hymn. "O .ion Haste."
by Ina Leonard Fisher will be
presentetl In pantouiine by sevon
young ladies. Kvclyn Wiley, llettle
Klnillpy, Freda barker. .Marian i
Mllrry, Elaine Fett. TlililegardO;
Rosebud anil Charlotte Dillurd. i
Maxlne Hand will present the Btory
of the hymn. There will be a aong
service and Rpecfiil music. At 11
a. in. the paator will pt-oucb, topic.
"For Their Sakes." There will he
a processional of the vested choir,
which will render the anthem "Hod
of Hope and Strength," by Marsh.
Recognition of the golden wcddiui;
anniversary of -Mr. and Mrs. J. K.
McClintuck, with a solo by , their
daughter. Vera McCliutock Jones.
The choir will sing the Seven-fold
Amen. At 6:30 p. -ni. the Interme
diate and High Schuol Knivorth
League will meet. The church I
school meets at D:4.r a. ni.. II. A.
'i'od.'iv if Ye Hear ills Voice Hard
en Not Your Heart." At 7:30 the
topic will be "How Shall We Ks
cape 11 We Neglect So Great Sal
vation?" The wedding vows of
Huth Thompson and Leon llaaa
uill be taken in the church imme
diately following the morning serv
ice. All members are urged to be
present Sunday evening to discuss
lui tlier the chillies and other mat--lers.
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
.Myrtle Creek. Whore you are a
all-linger hut once. Walter A.
I!'.n..u ,ii,idt,- llil. In uclionl 1,1
ttannilay, .iuiierinlondenl. Sunday. I , " ;.,,...' ..'n,i s,,,,.,,.!,,,',,,.
hoino-coiiiing I . ... ,..; nlKl,ill. 11 n. in.
Chrisilan Kudcavor, 6 J o. Kviingc-
lint It- service. 7:311. Ilihle study
i" Wedncsiliiy, 7:30. Choir, S:3 p. in.
Oclnbor
Sunday.
will be
I
FREE METHODIST CHURCH
Corner of Cnipqua and Harvard
Sunday school ut 11:45 with Super- J
Class meeting at 111:43 with Ill-other
liage in charge. Preaching service
at 11:15 with the pastor bringing
tho message. Sunday night preach
ing service at 7:30 n. in. with the
pastor In charge. Mid-week prayer
meeting Wednesday night at 7:3"
p. ni. at tho church. Everybody
welcome. John It. .Poet, pastor.
CHURCH OF GOD
Cleveland school district. John
F.dgar Kvans in charge. Sunday I
sonooi al to a. in. Preaching serv
ice 11 a. m. Evening sermon 7:4."
p. m. Come and enjoy these
services.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH
St. George's church. Itoseburg.
Holy coiiiiiiuiiiou S and 1 1 a. in.
Church school 9:45.
Itidillc. (Ire.. Ascension, evening
j prayer and sermon. 7:30 p. ni.
CHURCH OF CHRIST
Meels ill Edeiibov.ei- school
house every Lord's day. Ilihle
study begins al 9: IS a. m. Sermon
and communion at 11 a. in. Chil
dren's drill at 7 o'i loch p. in. Ser
mon Sunday evening al 7:,'l(l.
Everyone welcomed. Homer Pippin,
minister.
and
ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN
CHURCH
(Missouri synod). Corey
Military streets. West Itoseburg , '.
The service of Sunday, October 15.
negins at 11 a. m. Tho Sunday '
school meets nt 9:15 a. in. The;
topic of the sermon is "The (Un-ls-
tian's Greatest Power nod J'rfvl-
lege." Tho Sunday school teachers :
will meet Tuesday evening at llu i
pastor's home for their regular
meeting and for the second lesson
on Old Testament lllble history.
Others interested In taking this I
Leave for Coast Mr. and Mrs.
E. Norgonlen and children, Penny
nnd Klrsten, who are moving tho
latter pan f this month fnnn
Itoseliuig to Seward. Alaska, left
Thursday lor coast points to eib
in outing over the week-end.
Delicious
Doughnuts
Wholesale and Retail
at the
Dunk-Ur-Donut Shop
324 North Jackson St.
mrnm
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Miblr sehnnl. 9: lii. Ironn Kail a -
haiiKh. n perin tenileiit. Theme of
ihe mornliiK service is "Temnta
Hon," based upon the temptation of
Jesus. The special vocal mini her
whs written by a man who was on
the vc'i'Ki' of commit tini; suicide.
Tlu man resisted the temptation
and wrole the soti. "To lie Like
rhiiieh nervine 1": i',, Jnhn A.
Harney, minister. Sermon "Why
Can't Wr?" The church choir will
hrtiic the apodal innate, led hy i
Don Kolu. .Junior Kudcavor 6:.10. j
rlfpnotnd liy Mrn. Silencer. Senior:
Kudeavor 6St. Jnhnny l(oson, '
president. Church aorvlce. ?::P. j
Thn evening sorvhip fs conducted I
on the eaupplistlc onler. The soup 1
service led hy I km Kolt and the
sermon hy John A. Harney.
1st CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE
Hill KhhI DourIhs. Kov. Allirrt J. 1
Sehoeke. pastor. Sunday nchool at
l.'i h. in.. Airs, ('laic Hays. mint, t
Xoruiui; worship at eleven o'clock. :
Vouuc people's meetinc at f : :H p.
in. Mrs. John Theues jH president
and in eharp- Keni!iR sorviro at
7 M. The pantor will speak at ,
both moruinp And oveninp ervicr, i
cordial woleome awaits yon at
"The Church of the NitJtarene." '
COME, VE SINNT.BS"
Kv. Jnicph Mart
t 'l''Comc, yt (inncri, poor oJ need
Jcu rtm&y ttdntlt tt mvc yu.
'Full of pi'ly, lov. nj power)
jl" He it jtfe, H it
Th author of Oil hymn, lb ft. JompIi I tart. n
mniiani ainnu until ne m conertj at (lie aRr at
lorty-flTe ynti. tU once wrote. "Tht Unifaionahlrnrti
Of Religion." At reply to Mrmon preached hy John
Wekr- ThU hmn. "Cow V Sfniwr" a rtm(
publlihed In I7.4.
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