TWO
ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, FRIDAY, JULY 19, 1940.
4
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iivtl I)Mr RstTiil Kimtlnr by the
.Ilrmlirr of Thr Amntclnlril Vtrmm
'J'hi AHKOfiiHcri I'itvm Ik t'Xflimivo
ly itiilltlt'd K thn unci for rcnilih-ji.
lloil of all littWfl iHfpiilrhM rifiHl'il
to IL or ii'it ittlu'iwlfti TOlitcl In
tlilfl im iit mid tu nil local iiuWa
mitill-lif il httn-lu. All rlulitN nr ii
itiililkatlun of kimtIiiI ill spit telle
jtert-m aru mho rosoi v-u.
jiaiuuh uuwoiith
J-:n t t-1 ns fiiM'iiiiil ctiiHi) tnnitfr
May 17, I hi Ihu pout o(tUo at
iiimelnirg. uii'Kuii, unk-r act of
Represented by
rr lurk '.'71 MiiiHmm Ave. Clil
cnitu ;!ti N. ili'-liiKaii A Mini
Kriiii ( flush HIi.m'I
tritlt ilOM W. (IraiMl Houli-vanl
I.iin nuclM m H. HprhiK Klrei't
Sen Hit i;y;l Kli-Umt .Strut' tl'tirl
Inml fi.'a S. W. HtMh Avi, M.
jiulH III X. T.nlh HI ..(.
Onrctt
4iiliHcrlitlon Itah'H
Imlly, jut yt'iir l.y mull . . . .
Jiilly, ( nioiiiliN liy iiiiiII . .". ,
I'ully, .'1 iaiitli liy liuiil. . . .
Pally, I V i.'iiiTlcr i r nmnlli.
bully. ly Liiriler jier year...
Kvi'iy nlat', onnty niul city
t,t:iiln or lionnl that .iiilit.lt
jnihlif ni"iii',v hIiuiiM pulillxli at
rt-Kiilar ImIitviiIm hii int-minHim:
of It. tthnwhiK wlu-re inifl how
vHi-U ilollar Ih Hpt'iil. 1'IiIk Ih it
flllllhl'tlMMllill 1I Ill-Iill Uf lIl'lllO
cm lit Buvt-i iitiM'tit.
Tini noiiiln.il Ion of llt-nry Wul-
hum, fore ml liy tlm pmtiilcnl
hliHHolf, completes in: now deal
third term ticket. Notlro wok
Horvod on Hie convention that the
vIcc-prcBident was lo be one hun
dred por cunt new ilnal or elnu.
Though, tli oro wiw rohHiilorulite
intittorhiff and thrnntH of revolt,
I ho delegate knufklcil. ,
The 1 1 noun in the lpnt poKnibk'
Tor the ulttmnte good of the coun
try. There Ih no coimervatlve
elmnner on tlin now deal alute to
litre thoso. who mlHtiunt the new
ihuil and Its works and yet would
liko'io- Htuy with the party. As
unci eta ry of 'utu'tmlturc Henry
liaiii.Ju.dotiB the pretthlcnt'g
IdildliiK anil Ik a complete ndmlnl
Kl ration man.
Now the ihHiiu of the ('orllicom
Inf? proHtdcntlaJ campaign Ik elenr
rut there Ih only onu Irtnue-Mhat
pr new deal vertttia. anll tiew deal.
! ' i .
If the people are HatlHl'led with
the nrinihilHtratlon of the last
ctRht yeai'H. If they ure willing ,lo
ee another four year term of
Identical leadership, they will vote
for the new deal ticket. The op
IHiHltlon Ih a pair of extremely aide
men backed,. by ii, party v that Ih
fired with etitliUHiumn over the
selection (Of catulldaleH anil deter
mined to win.
The republican promtae Is to
Ktop the ntari-h toward iiuthorititv
lnn government or any kind, re
store private Initltitkve and other
wine turn about from the theory
that Kovernment mngit-ally can do
nil thing lor nil people.
Actually w e are at the ci-ohh-iouiIk.
There has not been Much
mi Important campnifrn In more
than a generation-if ever be
fore. There wilt be ample opportun
ity during the next few month for
youth to learn about tin; merit n
and faults of the rundtdatcH. Kcwk
piyter clretilatlonH are lariii'st In
blsioiy. Itadlo Ik available to
most people. Many new inaa
zfneH )iae hlostmnifd out with
lue circulations. Oui-h slujuld be j
a iruiy miormeu eieii orate uy
November.
Editorials on News
(Coitiiud from yM L)
chewing the leaves of a plant from
wlib-h cocaine Is derived.
I in -(dentally curare, the deadly
South Aiuriiciin allow poison, ts
now used successfully in the
treatment of certain fonns of pa
ialsls and insanity.
pli l.KAKi: thinks lb.it .oil
centrated ration, in capsule
form, may mine to he used ex
tensively by soldiers, thus solving
the agcs-nh military problem of
feeding troops during a battle.
Napoleon, who coined the phrase
that an niiny "moves on iis stom
ach" would have siotinl at the no
tion that troops could fiht on a
pocketful of capsules.
. Napoleon would have found It
hard lo believe that in n little bel
ter than n century alter his time
iilrpbines would become the dom
Intint military weapon. And Mutut
Mould have thrown a typiial
French fit If someone had asserted
In his presence that In three ten
era Hons cavalry would pass out o(
the military picture.
' Time matches on.
H
VNN'IUAL ut:ed elephant us ef
festively m Hitler's armies
have lined tanks, and for much the
name purpose breaking the oppoH
InK army's morale.
What will the generals of a cen
tury hence be lining?
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12:49 State and Local Newt.
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fl:un Dinner Dance
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I'esti al.
Christian Service Camp
In Progress at Fir Point
(U.KNDALK Julv The
Siii'thciu Oregon Christian Set- her life from me."
ii e ramp opened at the Kir Point J And now be went on to reinem
roufeieiu e grounds on Mondaj . ' bei other things. Of how. at
Jul I.V with a Mial eniollmeui of twenty -eight, he'd been a line
1 IT sludeiiH. faculty and cooks n later, n trusted pilot, of hiw
The , -hm flies lepiesented are Cot-ibis exuberant young spirits eit
tage tlrove. Mvrlle Cit-ek. Kose-mi leash the moment he stepped
hur- lliddle, Oiauts Pass. Medloi d, j mto a cockpit and were released
Ccitiial Point. Ashland. Coquille, nuly wle-n he stepped nut: of the
Marshlield. Myrtle Point, Ciesceui ,,,,,1 money ho earned. He paid
CP and CUde. Ih; .Lm scluMdiug and living and
llev Jot-l iJenlou o Marshlield his life was his own so long n
is camp diroclor. and era .Morgan
eniup maiiHger. Itev. Adrian Ma
of CotiUille arts as dean of men
mid Mis. Mellord as lican nr wo
men, lush ut ters Include Hrv. Hell
f.n. Uev t ins. It.-v. T. M. White of
Miile Point. Hev. Clhton Phil
lips of Central Point, lie. Waller
Hames of Mrtle Creek, llev. Paul
Callahan ul Coquille. llev Don Cox
o! lillde. Uev. John Harney ot
Kur-ebu' ,,. Mi... Walter l niiv? ami
.Mis. H trtin-ii.Mi of MrtisbtPld.
OUT OUR WAY
I WISH I'D POME
ED fEARS AGO -
BOUOHT A FARM AM
HAS GOT IT ALL PAID
FEB. AM' MOvV WHEN
WORK GITS SLACK
GOT HIS MILIC COWS.
HEMS, HOGS AM
IMPEPEKIPEMCE.
n.
HIGH
YKSTKIiDAY: Derek reflects
i his unhappy boyhood with his
rich divorced parents. Heir lo u
huge fortune, he Is amused ul Jan
gelling him a job. Uiter he crit
icizes Jan's paintings. Jan weeps
ti ud he hisses her.
Chapter II
Blunderer
Jan pushed her hair
mouth was stubborn
back.
Her
, her
eyes
determined
I will not tell him to
;k. she said to l.ance. "lies go
M HS. lug lo stay hern as long as I wish
Oii-h.. to, or he wishes to. This Is my af
; full and yon keep out of It.. If you
Orch., don't, I'll never forgive you. I
(von't listen to you, l.time. I won't
itake orders from you."
M IIS. J "Very well." Ills tone was curt
ii ml coot, uilhilnivn. "There is lit
tin 1 can do, I suppose, , glnce
(you're determined."
Leaving hhn, her heart, felt
jbursting with rebellion and grief.
Thin was their first uuarrel since
accident. This was the first
harrier to come between them.
Yet she could not go back and ns-
Wmi nm H, w( H,y hlH die-
tales, for she would not, could
( not , send Derek from this house,
f After she bud gone, Lance liu-
gfied absently Hie little plane
,whh the crumbled wing. He had.
I he decided, behaved with incred-
W(mh h(, aJ oupn hrt,lxvU ()Ilt .
,., w,mj, Hm-,t ud buigh and
they would talk together, hut un-
ilorneaih that exterior she would
huUnfl frmn llm arrni) of him.
,.v . , ,ln,i cinni,.,) lnn-
Ihie suipiiiuy
V,,t thut thdlti
(Um.(M.,.. niSH,r,i. w heeling his
jrbair to the windows overlooking
,. i, i,, nln ..ni-...i-h.
i,Mp j,hluinWH r twilight and play
Ills ru sly game of remember
ing.
I f course he. being ten years
japparcnl evenness of temper, her
(soothing tranquility, were prod
ucts of self-discipline, artificial re
straints built up in consideration
of him these last two years. He
had been too self-centered to stop
and wonder at her sudden meek
ness. He was sick, crippled; he
ua her brother, she loved him.
it was only right she should care
foi him. So he had thought, sub
consciously. Perhaps, sublimating
herself to his needs, she had
turned to painting for release. It
was her outlet, her safety valve.
Knowing they could not afford a
nutse or companion for him ;
knowing she could not leave hie:
alone: kr.:ivving she must forego
young jleasuies. she bad feigned
iiuiitteience to young men, to
uanring. io panics, in an me
tilings she should normally crave
and have.
And now romance in I he form
of a castaway stranger had come
set-king her out. Of course he
lascinaled her; of course she
inm lit lancy herself in love with
htm. Why wouldn't she? Still, Jan
w;is practical and level headed.
It wouldn't amount to anything.
Uf should hav e employed more
diplomacy, demonstrated a great
er perspicacity.
"I ll apologize to her." he de-
Hded. "I ran t have her hiding
i,is naruchute ivpened.
Eyes of Dog
'('here were girls, lots of girls,
always. He had the sort of lcnl,.-
women fancied. Sometimes, for a
while, (here would be one gill In
particular Hut they were all
alike If they cared for him: they
wanted bint to slop Hying. They
never understood.
Well, he'd stopped fllng.
t;tM Hjing had flopped line,
And non the only girl be saw was
LIKE
VEH, BUT HE'S
HE
TOO WORJO OUT
MOW, TO WORK.
ALL DAV IM TH'
I SHOP AM ALL MIGHT
HE'S
OM TH FARM, SO
MOW HE HAS TO
WORK IM TH'SHOP
TO HIRE HELP
TO WORK, OM
TH' FARM.'
INDEPENDENCE
TIDE
, ..... ... , Itcrest he expanded under the in-
V",""", I miBi '""H1""';!1'"""1'6 "f ! woii-niM Kio,i.r,pi,
Murh of lllo lime he loll KrU-Ml mu, si0,lmK ul) of el,rfe, ..T,,
lor Norm,,: hjinUfu for her quiet Vi, ,.,.,. Ia i,,,.,,,,.',,,, ,,, 1U)t
comiinli nliKhll,: hut I e were .., ., sn ,,, ,
uiiiri iiiiit- iii'ii in I'UUIU iiHVt;
screamed at her siitinK su placid-
him with the adoring hungry eyes
of a dug. Yes, a dog! Some day he
wuuld screum ai. her and frighten
hoi and (hen she wouldn't come
in any mote with her knIllinK.
Derek plodded home from his
Mist days work with n scowl on
hlh badly sunburned face. Lance,
Norma and Jan were waiting liu -
nei lor him in, the kitchen. IholV
eyes on him expectantly. lie took
;uh pince ai lauie wiuiout a wore i
and it wasn't until Jan served tho I
liesh rhubarb pie that he said
anything beyond table courtesies.
Then he lit a cigarette and met
their
eye. -4
with mockery in his
own.
"Such polite restraint I've never
In-fore witnessed!" he declared.
"You're all bursting lo know how
I made out. Well. I stuck it all
r luh t. but I don't like it. Your
Captain Tupple is a Simon Lq
gree, Jan, but this old I'ncle Tom
took his beating without a yowl! j
I lost one ttf Ihe big cane poles. J
managed lo turn a very bilious j
ri'('n, jimi insuiieu a cusiomer.
n.ii't l.il.- an illulrtnuthl
-I didn't get fired."
"You'll learn." Jan consoled. j
"That's my greatest fear." he
mourned. He held up his hands
to show her the rising Ulsters on
the palms. "Anyhow. I'm tired as
a dog. If a dog ever nets tired.
Why do people say lhat? Why
sl.nuld a dog be tired, he never
i.ocs any work ! Happen to h-iv e
any cream or lotion for my lace,
J9P '.It r
MAP
HORIZONTAL
1 Pictured is
the map
of .
7 Its capital.
12 Instrument.
13 On all sides.
18 Notion.
17 Electrified
particle.
18 To bake
meat.
19 Insect's egg.
20 To fondle.
21 Black fly.
22 Preposition
of place.
24 It is (con'.r.).
26 Neuter
pronoun.
27 Greatest in
degree.
28 Bridge
support.
30 Northeast
(abbr.V
31 Aflirmativc
vote.
32 Vermilion.
34 Eternity.
35 Cravat.
3d Palm lily.
38 Aside. -
Answer to.
I. L- 'A'M.E
mm wih
C EMS "Ji'.V
KOt mm
an i
n Ai k i.rT'rMwnBBtz c -r, a .
I iNiE'DHBBeS TlAlTE
rvBEGGaPAwOH EWBN
E'MBSAC ABAiP.E DBTiM
LlAicBLigvEi
eAD.AMp,yp,GEJ
ATO D vTTs uCTc E 'On
39 Genus of
apiaceous
plants.
41 Measure of
print.
42 To attract.
43 Army corps
(abbr.).
44 Road (nbbr.).
45 Water barriers
46 Tennis point.
47 Frozen dessert
50 To thresh.
52 God of skv.
53 Gelatin
subslanccs.
55 Kimono girdle
50 To make
-j i i ' M u
5 rrf nRn n
El-gIia3"ZJ
'1 I I 1 r-H-'H 1 I 1-fJ
ly WDramt
SOU CAM'T WIM.'
IVE RAISED PUPS,
CHICKEMS, -RABBITS,
AMD CANARIES TO
PREPARE FOR MY
OLD AGE... BUT
WHILE I WORKED
FOR. THEM, THE-
WOULDN'T FOR.
ME
7-11
Jan? I'll look like a Mexl iu
vaqnero by tomorrow night."
' And what does a Mexican va
quero look like?" Norma asked.
"Like an Indian trimmed in sil
vr." Observing his listeners' ni-
l- . i f.iio n'hn ul, ..II .1.... Ik.,1.11..
u.HMHi buildings, benches or :re.
vviMi a blanket over their shoal-
u.-rs knees drawn up. and a
vaudy sombrero over I heir fac:e.-i.
Via see the snme ones In the
sainfj places every day. If one of
:.!''in died it wouldn't be .lismv-
eil for days! It's different,
though, down around Arapulco.
,mos1 r ,he n,HVes. men and wo-
i,M. , children, "work very
hanl. keep immaculately clea-i
ami HUVe their pesos."
Ynu must have traveled niiilo
:i -bit in Mpvicn " Liiiu n enm -
iniMtitnil -I whs nffMipd n Inh niue
flviiiu Ihe Meviro (Mtv airline.
but I didn't take It."
"I spent s:-c months there," j
Derek said, then cut himself short'
ts if afraid he'd talked too much.
He rose from Ihe table, frowning.
"I'm going to bed." ,
"tie's a (pieer cuss," Lance said,
as the sounds of Derek's feet died
nut tip aliove. "I'm beginning to
feel the stirrings of curiosity." .
Red Flag and Bull .
Johnny came In, putting an
end to speculation. As If by tacit
iigreemeiit they never mentioned
Derek to Johnny. "It's like wav
ln n 1,H at ,l 1,u"-" Norma
bad put it succinctly.
"1 can get you a swell job,
Johnny told Jan with explosive
enthusiasm. "They want a hostess
over at the club and they'll pay
good money. Fix yourself up and
III take you over lor an nuor-
view."
(To be continued!
PUZZLE
Previous Puzzle
10 Part of eye.
11 Rough lava.
14 Vessel.
15 You and mo
20 Its monetary
unit.
21 Pep.
23 Tenterhooks.
25 Military
is compulsory
in this land.
T.8 Brooch.
29 To lift up.
32 Bashful.
33 Quilting circl
34 To recede.
37 Violet-blue.
39 Part of mine
shaft.
40 Gap.
42 Sorceress.
45 Gentle blow.
46 Soon.
48 Taxi.
49 Period of
time.
51 Also.
52 Gnawed.
53 Preposition.
54 South
Carolina
(abbr.).
56 While.
57 Ell.
151 1 WO OM1
raj,M:OU
EJECT'S
NT A Ri
.M
expiation.
58 It is a great
growing
country.
59 Storage
house for
arms.
VERTICAL
1 Toward.
2 Position.
3 Tuber.
4 Insight.
5 Sea tales.
6Costlc ditch.
7 To reach.
8 Relatives.
9 Tunnel.
Sunday nUiiwUno
at the UmlUlCO
DAILY DEVOTIONS
DR. CHA3. A. EDWARDS
ChdHt (unity Is a religion of
HCHi-H. Trouble In thin worhl is
luevltitlile. "They huve poisu
cutt'd Me. thoy will peiHecute
you also." fittid (he MaHler. The
purrnrlnutt of this prnRont time
(lmnnil thut we examine afresh
the murks of (llHciploBhlp. We
olten hear people sing, "Will
there he any atarH In my crown."
Hut a quofttion of more vital
Importance la this, Will there be
any seat-8 In my body? St.
Paul Hays, "I bear In my body
the it:arkH of the Lord Jesun."
He put h axlde all mullets of
minor Interest; he Ih a man with
the Ufa is. ere is a language
undci stood by Buffering human
ity. What IniB our loyalty to
.Ihsiir -nst us In peinonal fiacrl
rice. sulferinK. nr loss? Cun
vli tion and morn I couraco have
leit Bt-ju-3 on many a noble soul.
Josii.h RpeakH to the world In
the lanKUiifte or wounds, and
these wounds speak for us be
fore the Kather. His life whs
given for us. to redeem us from
sin. What have we given in re
turn? "I Jiuve my Hie for thee,
my prerlous blood I shed, that
thou ml lib t ransomed be, and
qtiUlieiicd from the dead. I
gave my life for thee, what hast
t hon given for me." ! .ord.
search our hearts unU make us
truly thine. Amen.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Lane and Jackson Sis. A jmtri
A pair -
"National!
one ricrinou entitled
HiiOitcotisiicss." will he delivered
hv I tin liimlnr nt (ho 11 nVli.j.l, ivnt
I' ship service. Come, nnd Invite
your friends. The Sunday evening
message will he on "Tho Hidden
Life." For tho Prayer Meeting ser
vice al 7:30 p. ni. Wedesdav the
topic will be the seventh Psalm. I
The calendar for the week: Sun
day Sunday school JIMS a. m
Morning worship 11:00 a. m. C K.
society 7: Oh p. m. Kvening ser
vice S;00 p. m.
Wednesday Prayer meeting 7:3"
p. in.
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST
- SCIENTIST
At HI2 E Douglas street. Regit
lur services Suudav at 11:00 a. m
Subject of lesson. "Life." Sunday
school convenes at 11:45 a. in. Wed-
1 uesday evening meetings which In-
' 'l"de testimonies of healing ami
! "emarks on Chrisilan Science are;
I hrl'' ,'lock. The reading
open daily except Sundays and holi
days Inun m a. m. io -l-io p. m.
I Here the Diblo and all authorized
Christian Science literature may be
read, borrowed or subscribed for.
The public Is cordially Invited to
attend tho church services and to
visit the reading room.
ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN CHURCH
Corey and Military street. West
Itoseburg. The service of Sunday.
July 21, begins nt 11 a. ni. The
pastor will continue the series of
sermons entitled, The Bible's Ans-
rci' lo Kniim fit' ton AfcUdd niln-
j ,inns." Tim two questions to be
(inMVored in tho sermon are. "Does
,, MnilJ Anv ltl(.,-l.rp Which
church I Attend?" and "Whv
j should Christians Not Join In
iinii Services?" The Suudav
school begins at 9:45 u. in, Thn
imhlii in most cordially invited lo
:i(ii'tnl mir Hi'i'vico and Sunday
.irhool. Atli'i Iho service the (Uar
lorly report will be read. There
will also he a short ntectinir of Ihe
viillnu inembein. V. A. Sylwester.
1170 Military Btrcet. pastor.
FIRST CHURCH OF THE
NAZARENE
Albert J. Scliorke. pastor. Claire
Kdwariis, Sunday school tuittcriii-tendt-nt.
Sunday school at ti:45 a.
in.
.Morning worship al 11:00,
lock,
l"!!T',i:
bc-lieM at the city park by the
city lihnuy. The service starting
at 6::tn p. m. and chming at 7:3n.
There is no service at the church
in the evening. The park service
wilt close in time for persons wish
ing to Httend service! elsewhere
may do so as the summer schedule
calls for seivice at X p. in. in other
churches. The first pnrk service
was conducted last Sunday eve
ning. FIRST CHURCH OF GOO
KdetihuwiT district Itev. .1. I).
Kei unit, pastor. .Sunday school
In n. m. Mrs. ('has. Hughs, super
intendent, classes for all ages.
1'ieachitiK service ll:rt". Sermon
I'ipir, "Oevottonal." Young peo
ple's seiice 7::tn p. m. r reaching
service Ji:0 p. m pastor in charge,
rrayi'r and praise service Wednes
day at S:im) p. in. Come and enjoy
these services with us.
FULL GOSPEL ASSEMBLY
located at the end of V. Com
mevcial Ave.. A. Harold IVrsiug.
pastor. Up sure nnd attend the ser
vice tonipht at S p. in. Services for
this coming Sunday are as fol
lows: Sunday school at 9 MS. Our
superintendent John KUtot. will be
i In charge. Ket's ht on hand for a
real lime of Itthle study together.
Morning worship - hcinntng nt II
n. in. The pastor, having returned
from his trip into California, will
le in charge. Voting people will
be In charge. Young people will
meet at ti". Klroy Klfer In
chariie. Kvangell.Mlc service at s
p. m. Kvageltsttc messape by the
See u today for complete
Home and Car
RADIO SERVICE
REASONABLE PRICES
RADIO DOCTORS
124 W. Cl St.
pastor. Services for the week:
Tuesday night at 8 p. m. Ievo
tional and preaching Friday at 8
p. m. Young people In charge.
Come for a refreshing word from
the Lord. If you are a stranger to
these parts we would he glad to
meet you and get acquainted. Come
to church next Sunday.
THE PILGRIM HOLINESS
CHURCH
177 South Jackson atreet, two
doors north of the Rose school. The
j llev. Orval C. Keller, pastor, Suu-
uay sen ooi at :3U a. m. Morning
worship service, 10:30 to 11:30
a. m. Young people's meeting at
7:15 p. m. Sunday evening service
nt 8:u0 p. m. Prayer meeting every
Thursday night at 8 p. m. Sermon
topic for Sunday morning mes
sage: "'Faithfulness.' llev. Keller,
pastor, will he the speaker. Sun
day night he will speak again on an
unnnuounced subject. Next Thurs
day night will be a musical night
with the King's Knvoya of the Pa-
clllc nihlp rnllnirn l.n ,. ni hv,.
charge of this service. This is a
male quartet. Everyone is invited
to attend. No admission will be
charged but an offering will be
taken.
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
lllble achool. 9: 15. Classes for all
ages. Church service, 10:15; ser
mon tlV Itnatni' Inhn rtoPtin-- f'liriu
tian Kndeavor! 7 p. m. Kvenftig nt
H nvin. ir a.-vir. iu va.iA niKi
school as follows: 101 children en-
rolled In school. The children w
lmid open house for parents nnd
frinndR. l.ni, nm.iLb.
tal houses, sheep fold. 10 com-' " """ Vm l!vl
mandnients. furniture of the taher- 'ii mfV oV 'LVin
nacle lJ hie bookcase and world riiyonvllle. where he wiw a mem
ir endshlp -display. The program bei. of the graduating class or 193S
win be: Illhle songs, memory work nt ('anvonvillo high school,
rrom all four depart incuts, lllble: Surviving are his parents. Mr.
facts and Bible drill. Junior and In-'nnd Mrs. H. J. Hash, and n sister,
lermediate group. Two little plays Hosetta Mae.
by the primary children. The begin-j Funeral services were conduct
ners will have songa and drills, ed hv tho Hev. J. M. Davis at the
luoie siories retold: I. "Jesus Calls
His Helpers," (ieorge Ptrader. 2.
"Tho Ten Commandments." Flora
Spencer, a. "The Tabernacle." Pat
ty Gadway. The public la invited to
the program and open liouse.
TENMILE CHURCH
C. A. Oaihoden. pastor. Sunday
school 1(1:45 u. in. Morning wor
ship 9:43 a. in. Sermon topic.
"Hand lu Hand Together."
CAMAS VALLEY CHURCH
tl. A. riarbodcn. pastor. Sunday
Fchonl in a. in. Jim-ning worship
11:15. Sermon topic, 'Hand In
Hand Together." ( k JJ
DILLARO METHODIST CHURCH
O. A. (tiirboden, pastor. Sunday
school In a. in. Prayer niecLiiiic
Wednesday S i. ni. Rrenlng ser
vice S p. in. Sermon topic, "Hand
111 Hand Together." . .
LOOK INGGLASS CHURCH
0. A. Gnrhoilcn, pastor. Sunday
school lo a. in.
THE METHODIST CHURCH
Church school at 9:13 a. in.
Classes for all. Morning worship
ul 11. Sermon liy Uev. Melville T.
Wire, topic: "Our l-'oiindallnii."
Kpworth Leagues at 7 p. in. Kve
ning worship at 8:00. Sermon
topic: 'The Soul anil Its Task ol
Heaven llulldltm." You will tlud
a cordial welcome at all these ser
vices. THE SALVATION ARMY
Captain Olive Coleman, Lieut.
Mice (loss, officers in charge.
Sunday: Sunday school 10 a. in..
holiness meeting 11 a. in., open air
service 7:30 p. m. salvation meet
ing 8 p. m.: Tuesday, open air
service 7:30 p. m Hible study 8
.",'" , " . Vh ' ' ... .
air soico Yjo'p. n,: iSe sc
ice 8 p. in.: Friday, hoys' club R.45
p. in.; Saturday, band of love 2 p.
in., open air seivire 7;30 i. m..
Tree and easy meeting 8 p. m.
Come and worship with us. The
public is cordially invited.
State Policeman Wells
Loses Mother by Death
state Policeman I. M. Wells of
Ilosehurg w as cnlled to Hillsboro
lasi niEiit liy a lilessaKe aniiouncliiK
the sudden death ot his mother. He
had returned only a few days ago
from Hilislioro after visiting with
Ills mother following an attack of
heart ailment she suffered about
a week ai;o. She had apparently
been recovering. It was staled, up
to the time of her sudden death.
Public appetite for docHsh was
fisheries, which changed the name
flshrrels. which changed the name
of the fish iti grayfish.
tu i. tar
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'M ck.ri.k nil ..ruli
Bfl.r. llit t.r.nl' tw&.
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m it.. Mr ten. I . . J i
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Hymns
till. till. ia
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Willkie Gratified
At Demos' Choice
COLORADO SI'RtNOS. Colli.,
Jul)' IS (API Wendell U Will
hie received ivord of President
Roonevelt's rer.onilnatlon while
wxU'hlng I lie light opera "The Bar
tered Bride" last night and then
asserted that the nomination would
give the voters their first oiipor
tunity "to pass upon the questtou of
a third term."
"I am greatiy gratified," Willkln
said of .Mr. Roosevelt's renomina
lion. "It ought to be a great
campaign." He described the presi
dent as "the author and ablest ad
vocate" anil the "direction (orce"
of Ihe new deal.
"This election," Willkie contin
ued, "the voters themselves will
have the opportunity to pass upon
the doctrine of the indispeusablllty
or one man and the sanctity of our
two-term traditionV
WASHINGTON. July IS. (AP)
Senator McNary of Oregon, tho
republican vice-presidential nomi
nee, told reporters today that It
was "perfectly logical" Mr. Itoose
velt was re nominated for a third
term.
"There was no surpriso to It be-
p.'iu.w the nomination came accord-
' '"K 10 program and work that has
been going on for a number of
years." JlcNary said.
Arnold E. Hash Funeral
Occurs at Canyonville
CANYONVII.I.E. July 1!). Fun-
eial services were held hero Wed
ne;.(!ay for Arnold K. Hash, 20,
whr' tlipf' n?r GMa IaHH earlv
we,;t wl,en h" "-as overcome
bi,mlUu sha
water-filled mine shaft.
Methodist church, of which Mr.
IIhsIi was a inenihor. Concluding
services followed ut tho Masonic
ccn.iiiery-
OLD FASHIONED
REVIVAL
Chirlti E. Fuller,
Director
I'ltrMiil liniprl Pmrlifrt
Ulrl Hymns f,r tttr Kallt
Every Sunday
S .110 I'. M. KIINU
IjOII Klliinclcl .
I'nTAni
A Nulluimiilc ttapcl
What's in the Air
Gosh! I kinda wish I hadn't run
away from home now. 1 just hap
pened to thinkI won't be home
If they call me to tell me I won
a prize on
POPSICLE PETE'S MONEY
BOX
Saturday, 12:15 P. M.
Oh, but you don't have to go out
any more to have a good, time
on Saturday night. 1 always stay
home and listen to
THE SATURDAY NIGHT
PARTY
9:15 P. M. to 12:00 Midnight
I don't give a hang if It is time
for dress parade! I ain't goin'
till I hear
JOHN B. HUGHES
Mon. through Fri., 6:30 P. M.
HI-LIGHTS ON FRIDAY'S
PROGRAM
5J45 Cheer Up Gang.
6:00 Raymond Gram Swing.
7:05 News.
7:30 Lone Ranger.
8:00 Harry James. Orch.
8:30 Festival Varieties.
9:00 Newspaper of the Air.
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