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Newspaper Page Textf I ROSEBURS ReWS-REVIeW, ROSEBURS, ORESOR FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21. 147 THREE Sunday at The Churches DAYS CHEEK COMMfMTT ii r u""i!f' pa"lor Sunday School II A M. Church choir practice Thursday rvcninf at 7 31). ThU will bi l-v man's Sunday, and Lorsrt Vrnr will have rhrg of th srv.cs. K AIN'T GEORGE'S EPISCOPAL ( III fcU H Fr. Blskrr. Main and Cass Street. Sunday services at S and 11 A. M. t hurch School. 9:43 A. M. Class for Instruction imteU in study) at 3 P. M. Wednesday services. Holy Communion at 7 45 and 9:30 A. M. Service with meditation at U P. M. Wight Coughs due to colds . . . cased without "doeing". Rub1 VICKS VA PO RU BfjjM'j,Bia,n.'ij;i.i'ia PILES Hurt Like Sin! But Now I Grin Thousand! chaio i.u io ttihu. U. a ilwlora' formula to relieve ilisrumfurl of piles. Sent druggists by noted Thorn ton A Minor Clinic SuiprlNin Ql.'ICK jjalltalhw relief of pain, itch, irritation. Tenda to soften, shrink swelling. Use rfu'-tura way. G"t tube Thornton Minor's Rt-ctal Ointment or Rmal Sup Donitorlet today. Follow label direct ioni. For sale at all drua; atorea erywhere. CHAPMAN'S PHARMACY l mm. . y f I FAkl TAL PLATES At last, a scientific way to clean dental plates and bridges REALLY clean. Just put your plete In glass of water. Add a little Kleenite- With mage-Ilk speed, discoloration, stains and demur odor vanish the ortoina clean brightness returns It's easy, economket. Asa your druggist for Kleemte today. Or tor generous Free Sample, write Kojen Products Corp., Rochester I I, N. Y. ( FT KLttNITI Ussy at tl.SBSSe.-s Pbaraiacy nal all c4 stragglst. KIDNEYS MUST REMOVE EXCESS ACIDS Help 15 Mlla of Kidney Tub. Flush Out Poisonous Waato If roa bavan neees of acids In your blood, your It miles of kidney tubas may be over worked. These tiny niters and tubes are work In day and aicht to help Nature rid your System ai eaceaa acids and poisonous waste. When disorder of kidney function permits poisonous matter to remain In your blood, it maycauae naiori nsr backache, rheumatic pains, leg pains, lost of pep and energy. Setting op nhta. swelling. pufBnesa under the ayes, headaches and dtuineaa. Frequent orsesnty pasaaaes with amarting and burning snrrw times shows there Is something wrong with our kidneys or bladder. Kidneys may need help the same as bow els. so ask your druggUt for Doan's Pills, a stimulant diuretic, used successfully by mil lions for over 50 years. Doan's give happy relief end will help the 16 miles of kidney tubes flush out poisonous wast from your blood. Get Doanra Pill. PINK GROVE fU'NDAT SCHOOL . Near biseav.l.e Sundav School each Sunday. 10-30 M eIrose, Elearoee and Roberts Creek Sunday Schools will join Pine Grove Sunday School In a basket din ner. Coffee and cream will be available. The basket dinner will be followed by a Sunday School convention. Mr. Rsn- u-u m me American union Sunday School will be in charge. Special music. You are Invited. Mrs. Cora CollUon. superintendent. rmrr. mtthodist cnrRcn Crater Harvard sad t mpqaa . I N. Otis, pastor. Sunday School. 10 A. M. Morning worship at 11 A. M m charge of the Gideon Society. The rmblic u urged to attend this special servlc of Interest to each one. This society Is responsible for the distribu tion of Bibles to the hotels, schools, men In the armed services, and many other outstanding places. Young Peo nle's servU-e. 7 P. M. Evening message, 7 p. M. Mid-week prayer service, Wednesday, 1.J0 p. M. cbtrcr or jrsrs crrist op LATTER-DAY SAINTS Sunday School at 10 A. M. at th Knights of Pythias Hall. Everyone wel come. FIRST CHIetCH OP CHRIST, St IS.NTIKT Sit East Uaailas Street Regular services Sundav at 11 A. M. Subject of lesson: "Mind." Sunday School convenes at 9:43 A. M. Wednes day evening meetings which include testimonies of healing and remarks on Christian Science are held at S o'clock. The reading room at 317 Pacific Build ing is open dally except Sundays ami Holidays from 10 A. M. to 430 P. M. Here the Bible and all authorised Christian Science literature may be read, borrowed. . purchased, or sub scribed for The public is cordially in vited to attend the church services and to visit the reading room. Wn.Bt'R COMMI'MTY METHODIST CHURCH Earl B. Horsell, minister. Morning worship, 10 A. M. Sermon, "A Layman Named George" Sunday School, 11 A. M., superintendent, Harvey Carey. SlTRERLtN COMMUNITY METHUniST CHl'RCH Carl B. Horsell, minister. Sunday School, 10 A. M.. superintendent. Icel Clark. Morning worship. 11:13 A. M. Sermon. "A Layman Named George." Children's Nursery. 11:15 A. M. Mtho dist outh Fellowship, T P. M. 8T. JOHN'S l.l'THERAV CHl'RCH rMlsaoarl Syned, Beset Hall. Central and 1'mpuua Sts.. Sntberlln W. A. Sylwester. Rose bum, poator. "The Church of the Lutheran Hour." The service of Sunday. February 23. begins at b P. M. instead of 7 30 P. M The sermon topic is. "How Shall 1 Face Life's Problems?" ThU Is the first of ! a series of Lenten meditations all based on Christ's Passion story and entitled, "The Suffering Saviours An- , swer to Life's Great Questions." The public is most cordially Invited to at tend every one of our Lenten services to hear all the sermons of this series. The Lutheran Hour Is broadcast Sun days over KRNR at 9:30 A. M. Tune in: writ in; tell others. ST. PAUL'S LIT HER AN CHl'RCH (Mlssearl Syne) Cerev and Military Bis. .West Kesebsrg "The Church of the Lutheran Hour." The service of Sundav, February 23. begins at 11 A. M The topic of the sermon Is, How Shall 1 Face Life's Problems?'1 This Is the first of a series of Lenten meditations all based on Christ's Passion Story and entitled. The Suffering Saviour's Answer to Life's Great Questions." The public Is most cordially invited to attend every one of our Lenten services to hear all the sermons of this series. The Sundav School meets at 9 45 A. M and extends a cordial Invitation to all children not attendii School. The Lutheran cast over KRNR every Sunday at 9:30 A M. Tune in; write In: tell others. The junior membership class meets on aaiuroays ai w:oo a. m. ine senior class meets Thursdays at 8 P. M. The choir meets Friday at 8 P. M. for its regular rehearsal. The Sunday School staff meets Tuesdav. February 25. at 8 P. M. at the A. Schllck home. Com munion counsel for the Communion service of Sunday. March J. will take place at the church on Thursday. Feb ruary 37, afternoon and evening. W. A. Sylwester. 1170 Military Street, West Roseburg. pastor. 'niN LUTHERAN CHURCH KLOAROSK Enoch Sandeen. pastor. Regular wor ship service every Sunday evening at 8 o'clock. If you nave no other church home, come and worship with us this Lenten season. DILLARD CHURCH ' W. A. Sylwester, Roseburg. pastor. School at 10 A. M. Our Sunday School ts doing very nicely, and we give every one an Invitation to come out and en joy the class, and help to build up a real community center here In Dlliard. The worship hour is at 11 A. M. so everyone try to be present for th wor ship services LOOKINCflLAS CHURCH Sunday School. IO A. M Worship service, 11 A. M. Young People's meet ing and evening service, 7. JO P. M. Mr. and Mrs. Korpi ("Youth for Christ" directors from Roseburg will conduct this meeting. Be sure to come tna Dring a iriena. rouuc-K u inner Friday night at P. M. at the Grange Hall. Every one in the community is invited. We 11 be seeing you. i. . Currier. . TF.NM11.R CHURCH W Aoolevard. da tor Sunday School at 11 A. M. The Sunday School ts doing well at Tenmile and we ure asking everyone to come ou; next Sun day morning and lei's pass the SO mark on Sunday, the 2-'trd. If all will make an effort, 1 am sure the Sunday School will go over litis mark. Come out everyone. CAMAS VAI.I IV CHURCH W. W Applevard, pastor. Sunday School at 10 A. M. Everyone in Camas Valley please come out. You will be made very welcome and be made to ri at hnmi with us. 1 am sure. We are planning a very fine service at 7:45 Sunday evening, and we trust that all the Camas Valley- folks will com out. both morning and evening, next Sunday. Com everyone. CHURCH OF THE OPEN BIBLE "Where the Gospel and friendship t " Th Church of the Own Bible is located on the corner of Pine and Floed Sis., one block south of bus depot and one block west and you will find a real welcome awaiting you. Sunday School convenes at tt 45 A. M. witn Hugo zeroe as supenmenarm. Morning worship at 11 A- M. Subject. "God's Best'' by castor. At 0:13 P M. the Overcome i Young People meet. with Mr. and Mrs C'has. Bundy the directors. The Evening Evangelistic service is at 7:30 P. M. Good congre gations1 singing, special music ana 8 stirring Gospel message by the pastor. Prayer meeting. Tuesday. 7 45 P M. Pastors: Rev. and Mrs. DeLosa Crook. Residence, 1220 E. 3rd SU ROSEB1RO (HIKCH OF THE NAXAKKNE 40 Last Deuglsa Forrest Hill, castor. Sunday School. 10 A. M., S. S. Llnnell. superintendent. Worth! d. 11 A. M. Sermon. "The Holy Spirit and the Sanctified," by the pas tor, junior Meeting, o.su r. m. i service is for children under 12 years age. Toung reopie s society, a M.. Doris Ann Hill, leader. Evange listic service. 7:30 P. M. Sermon by the ua!nr Revival meetin bee tna Monday evening with services at 7 JU P. M. The Evangelist will Be Rev. Joseph S Pitts. Wilnwe, Ky. Rev. Pitts was with Gen eral MacArthur from Australia to , Tokyo as chaplain. He will bring mes- 1 sages from the Bible filled with help lor tnu present aay. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Lsne and Jscksea Streets The Rev. Morris H. Roach, Th D., minister; the Rev. B. E, Bollman. asso ciate minister: Mrs. Homer Grow, or ganist; Mr. Haipn inurcn, cnoir at rec tor: Mr. J. A. Plnkerton. Sunday School superintendent. Morning sermon: "Have t our uwn way. evening sermon. Does God Tempt Men: calendar ior the Week Sunday: Sunday School, 0 45 A. M. Morning worship, 11 A. M. Westminster fellowship, 7 r. sn. eve ning service. 7:30 P. M Monday: Cruis ers Club, 6 45 P. M. Tuesday: Character Clinic, KRNR. 11 A. M. Choir practice. 7 JO P. M. Wednesday: Spiritual Ad vance. 7:30 P. M. Thursday: Pastor's Scrap Book, KRNR, 11 A. M. THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Rv H P Srnrva has returned from San Francisco and will be in his pul pit for both services Buncy. Aiier All. Pastor What la Faith?r Is the sermon topic Sunday . morning at 11. Gene Yates will be the soloist. "The Faith of Abel and Cain" is the topic Sunday evening at 7 10. There will be very interesting pulpit guest. C. A. uysinger win oe inn boioisi. i nw iuuj traded and departmentalized Bible chool meets each Sunday morning at 9 43. Five youth groups and the Adult Fellowship meet each Sunday evening at 6: 15 The Hour of Power is held each Wednesday night at 7:30 in the main auditorium. FIRST CHR1ST.N rl rH Douglas and Kane Streets Kenneth W. Knox, minittei. tVllliam Unrath. Bible School superintendent; Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Trued, music di rectors. A girls trio from Northwest Chris tun College of which Betty Harm, a local girl, is a member, will be fea tured at both the morning and the evening services. The Lord's Supper will be served at the morning service snd the message. "I Am the Vine." will be delivered by the minister. The Bible School hour Is 9:45 and there are classes for all ages. A leadership training class and C. E. will be held at i:30. The evening service fa at 7 JO and the minister will preach on the subject, "The Holy Spirit." This Is the first of a series of five messages on the person and work of the Holy Spirit. Bible study and prayer service Wednes day evening at 8 Choir practice Thurs day evening, 7:45. FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Csrner ef Lsne and heath Main Streets W. A. MacArthur. minister. "Signs for the Times" will be the topic the worship service and sermon this Sunday morning at 11 A. M.. when Reverend Mr. MacArthur will continue a course of sermons from the Gospel According to Saint Mark. Th choir will sing the lovely. "Open Our Eyes." by MacParlane. Those not in the habit of worshipping else where are cordial ly Invited to attend this service. Other services for the day and week in clude: Church School at 9:45 A. M.; youth choir at 3 P. M.; Intermediate Fellowship at 0 P. M ; Youth Fellow ship at 0 30 P. M.: and Evening wor ship at 7 30 P. M. at which time the choir will present another o( tneir magnificent "Music festivals" unaer th direction of Mrs. Paul Geddes. varied and complete program has been arranged to include choir, vocalists, and organ. The public is most cer tainly invited to enjoy this hour of sarred music. Monday at 3 P M. over Station KRNR, "Monday Meditations." At 7:30 P. M. the Board of Stewards will meet In the church office. Tuesday at 7:30 P. M. the choir will rehearse In the sanctusry and Troop 4 of Boy Scouts will meet in the social hall. Wednesday at 7 30 P. M the mid-week rayer and praise service will be held n the primary sanctuary: Reverend Mr. MacArthur will continue the dis cussion of Laubach's book on "Prayer" and Mr. George Lee per will sing. Thurs day at 7 P. M. In the social hall the February Family Fellowship Supper will be held and an Interesting pro . i ntf 7 rr ri i r, v&i t i . '.''. c iwrMXLJ II 8111F f: gram has been arranged It will be an evening well worth attending, and one not soon forgotten. Vistors and new comers are urged to attend and par ticipate in any or ail oi mes ac- tlvttlr Births Announced at Nercy Hospilal Wk'i'-To Mi. aJ Mis. Ham K. Burl. Melrose Route, Box 3.11, Rosfbtug. February 20, a daughter, Linda Hue; weight seven pounds three ounces. CROCKER-To Mr. anil Mrs. Arthur Crocker, 1(M7 West First street, Roseburg, February 20, a son, Richard Arthur; weight sev en pounds eight ounces. Card Party Postponed The public card party planned by Mel rose Grange for tonight at the hall has been postponed until March 15. Truman Asks Funds for Relief Needs Overseas (Continued from Page One come too late." While the aid was asked for "liberated" countries suffering from the "ravages of war," Mr. Truman did not mention any specific nations. Hope Instead of Deipair The Fresiilent said that in some liberated countries, "UNRRA will have achieved Its objective fully" when UNRRA's supply op erations cease. He explained that means they will be again "self- supporting so far as the basic essentials oi me are concernea. But in other liberated coun tries, Mr. Truman said this Is not yet the case and what remains to be done, while relatively small and limited In time and scope. is "none-the-less vitally Impor tant." To leave the task unfinished. he said, would be to "replace hope with despair In the hearts of these peoples and thus to under mine the spiritual and economic stability upon which our own hopes for a better world must rest." mended passage of a bill to per mil the State Board of Control to spend $2,000,000 fqr the new state office building to be erecied across the street from the front of the capltol. The building originally was to have cost $1,000,000, but higher labor and materials costs forced the estimate to be doubled. Roy Mills, secretary of the Board of Control, said construc tion of the five-story structure would be started soon. The money would be borrowed from the school fund, and would be repaid by rentals charged de partments using the building. The maximum inwrest would be 31 per cent, and would be repaid In 30 vears. The committee also recom mended passage of a Senate bill to permit slate employes to have group life insurance, and to per- nilt deductions from their sal aries to pay for It. The committee tabled a bill to provide that prevailing wages be paid on all contracts let by the state, but the committee Indicated It would consider it again In a few davs. The House Food and Livestock Committee decided to introduce a bill to tighten and clarify the 19-15 bangs disease control law. The law would permit county courts to order testing programs for beef cattle or calf vaccination programs in beef herds. It also Would prohibit keeping untested beef cattle on land adjoining a dairy herd pasture. Scheme Gets Result Rep. Lieuallen, Pendletpn, is convinced that a bill In the legis lature can accomplish its purpose before it is even passed. He said he room-sli-d the Game Commission to care for the bands of Elk which raid cattle food each winter. Having no luck, he intro ! duced a bill to make the Game Commission pay for the damages to the cattle lood and resulting from the elk raids. But yesterday Lieuallen got the House to send the bill back to the committee, asserting it wasn't needed any more. "1 brought this bill out Just to put a fire under the Game Com mission. " Lieuallen snid. "Some- body stuck a fork In them this morning and found out they were done." He said the commission is doing something about the elk. The bill to include first class school districts under the rural school district law, which was passed at the November general election, will be the second bin ; Job of the House Education Com-' mittee, which has finished 11m work on the basic school fund ap- -nortlonment Scheduled Pay Hikes for State Officials O. K.'d (Continued from Page One) from Western Oregon. The bill originally provided for one member from each of the four congressional districts, and one from the state at large. Since Eastern Oregon is a sin gle congressional district, mem bers from that section protested it might have been possible for Eastern Oregon io have only one of the five commissioners, and thus be forgotten in road con struction. The same committee recom- is I IE invite families living in outlying communities and towns, whore fine funeral service is not available locally, to call us at time of need. Our complete service is promptly available at your home or church, at the same low prices charged for funerals held at our fu neral home. LONG & ORR MORTUARY Formerly Douglas Funeral Home Phen 112 Roseburg 24-Hour Ambulance Seme mi try the BEAVER to California! No matter what the weather is like outside, in your steam-heated, air-coqditioned car aboard the Beaver you can laugh at rain, snow, sleet and fog. Just relax while the engineer drives you to California and sunshine. The dependable, all-weather Beaver Is fast, too. Leave Eugene 8:00 P. M., arrive San Francisco 11:50 tomorrow forenoon. Our lowest fares are good In chair cars and coaches on the Beaver. From Eugene ONLY 10.35 One Way 18.65 Retindtrtp Plus th. 15' Federal tax which applies to all forms of transportation Tha friendly Southern Pacific J. t Clark, Agent Fsene 11 2 y t MUSIC SHOP f I l 305 N. Jackson J Vx :h I M J I 4 KT 1 TVi cmrainci nJ i 1 A ' ' fcdrtfe&ailkniil : 'i MM (Win. M .-J "j aakillex 'miasm. I i QUIPHAI. hmm 4 lam 'J ft. J Fnanfaiiia j i Mtulidw...5MlUM . ( "TB ' 1 mmt -i"1" " ifl .--T:- . 4 - ion I-I And bow she'd like to bire trailed that Colonial atnoiphri of extra work and extra cleaning for die automatic oil heat chat's available to yon today I " Call 791 for Heating Oils ROSEBURG FUEL OIL SERVICE Jackson at Douglas . 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PLUS SECOND FEATURE James Oliver Curwood's Thrilling Action Drama of the Canadian Mounted 'NEATH CANADIAN SKIES Starring RUSSELL HAYDEN and INEZ COOPER