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14 The News-Review, Roseburg, Ore.-Trl., Nov. 21, 1952 WEATHER NOTC DONCASTER, England 11 First it rained, then it sleeted and fin ally it . mowed at the Doncaster race track Thursday. Winner of the first race: Stormbound. ' HEART ATTACK FATAL FLEMINGTON, N. J. I Clar ence H. Bodine, 51, died of a heart attack in his home Wednesday night while his wife was attending a heart association meeting. MARKET FILES NAME Certificate of assumed business name has been filed for Curly's Market, retail and wholesale meat, 183S N. Stephens, by Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Freemantle. PROBATE ORDER R. L. Whipple of Roseburg will administer the estate of Hazel Dean Laing who died in Wiscon sin April 17, 1951, leaving property in Douglas County. rty srrrsr-y STOP WONDERING LASTS BEAUTIFIES :, protects; costs less completely satisfies holds water pressure! . CHRYSTALITE 3750 N. Stephana LASTING PAINT for MASONRY BEST BY TEST TILE PLANT Dial 3-3322 Tenmile PTA Slates Meet Friday At Clubrioie By LOUISA COATS The Tenmile' PTA will meet at the Ladie's Club House in Ten mile on Friday evening Nov. 21 at 8 p.m. Raliegh Quam will be at the meet ing to talk about Boy Scouts and the fifth grade girls will have a puppet show. The girls taking part in the show will be; Peggy Long, Lois Slackhouse, Mary Erbe and Karen Smith. The lunch will be served by the second grade moth ers. Visit At Tenmll Mr. and Mrs. Don Roth had as their guests on Saturday, Mrs. Roth'a grandmother, Mrs. Hattie Long and Mrs. Dorothy Papst of Camas Valley, and calling on the Roth's this weekend were, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Perry of Bridge, Oregon. The Perrys re cently moved from Tenmile. Earl Ollivant who dropped a piece of lumber on his toe, crack ing the bone in six places, is get ting along nicely, at his home in Olalla. I Wattr HeaUr Look at the Features! Covtlaisrir Mmt- It, CUflBt PklM fcoftliaf . IIi1t VTS tratlnv it, Gladys Ward, Missionary To Be Speaker Here Born in China of missionary par ents. Miss Gladys Ward, herself a missionary for many years, will speak this Sunday morning, Nov. 23, at the North Roseburg Church, Evangelical United Breth ren, on conditions behind the Bamboo Curtain." The service is at 11 o'clock. After 28 years in that land of "strange customs and ancestor worship," Miss Ward has been described as "truly more Chinese than American." For a number of years she served as DrinciDal of the Evangelical United Breth ren Girls' Siminary at Siu Laam. AQS A PART of her work, she fre quently conducted groups of na tive uninese on tours ot evangel ism in remote villages. Following the entry of the Chi nese Communist forces into the Korean War, there was a marked change in policy toward Christian made to discredit American mis sionaries, according to Mils were held during which mission aries were accused of tins and crimes against China. These meetings wtre followed by ex pulsion or detention of individuals as seemed best to the local au thorities. The result was a rapid and mass evacuation. These and other experiences will he des cribed by Miss Ward when she speaks here. i Thi3 Sunday's services will be the last public appearance for Miss Ward before she leaves for further missionary work in the Philippines. The public is invited to hear her speak. ROSEBURG 120 W. Oak SUTHERLIN W. Central Valkv Dial 3-5574 Ph. 2988 SUITS FILED Bergeron Refrigeration has fil ed suit in Circuit Court against Ben dele's Market for foreclosure of lien. William F. Phillips has filed suit against Charles Schellhammer, Dan Wells and Hagan Dale Wil son for 618.65 damages on a log truck accident C. Of C. Director Nominees Named The names of eight members of the Roseburg Chamber of Com merce have been submitted as candidates for directors of the or ganization for a three-year -term beginning Jan.-' 1. . 1953. announces Harold Hickerson, executive sec retary. They are ' Robert Aufderheide, Umpqua National Forest supervis or; Dr. George J. Halladay, phys ician and surgeon; Sig Fett, Sig Fett Implement Company; Hom er W. Grow, agriculture teacher at Roseburg High School; Ark) Jacklin, Jacklin News Agency; LeRoy Hiatt, manager KRNR; Flour Mills, and H. V. Sullivan, Glen Wellman, Douglas County Umpqua Dairy Products Co. . Other candidates may be nom inated by petition bearing signa- NAMED TO COUNCIL Les Heaton has been appointed as a member of the Oakland City Council, replacing L. E. Bowman, who resigned, according to Re corder Fred Hewitt. The council has renewed three beer licenses for local establishments. tures of 25 members and filed at the chamber office before 5 p.m. Dec. 4. Voting will be by ballots mailed out to the membership. Bal lots must be returned on or before the afternoon of Dec. 31. The board of directors , elects Its own of ficers. ' ' ' ' ' Serving on the nominating com mittee were George Luoma, chair man; L. E. Garrison, Fred Lock wood, L. J. Fullerton, 0. . J.- Feld- kamp and H. C. Berg, all past presidents. , Safer Cough Relief When new drugs or old fail to help your cough or chtst cold don't delay. Creomuhion contains only safe, help ful, proven ingredients and no nar cotics to disturb naturi'i' process. ' It goes into the bronchial system to aid nalure soothe and heal raw, tender, inflamed bronchial membranes. Guar anteed to please or your druggist re funds money. Creomulsioa has stood .he test of many millions of users. 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T rial by Audience Jury vs TRADITION Subpoena IN THE COU RT OF PUBLIC OPINIO N Hear Nationally Known Bible Lecturer ALDEN 0. SAGE Sermons For The Week Aa1maiImii Four Horsemen Wednesday of ,h..Ap..iyp.. E J., "51,000 for the Mis- Friday ling T(i "The 144,000." Will CMdistlMtf Just 144,000 be aved? ijaiUraay Will they be under .... . , low or. Oracef C.n Aftt "Tht Judgement Day" JUnUUy How near are we to il? APPEARANCES For The Prosecution: Bible Lecturer A. O. Sage For The Defense: Defendant (By Deposition) Motion Pictures For The Week At Roseburg County of Douglas State of Oregon Special Friday and Saturday AMBASSADOR OF SONG QUARTET- from Laurelwood Academy WITNESSES (By Deposition) DR. AUGUST NEANDER DR. SUMMERBELL THE KING JAMES BIBLE THE CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA EUSEBIUS, CHURCH HISTORIAN THE QUESTION BOX CONSTANTINE Sunday Wednesday Friday Saturday Sunday "God of Creation" "Rim of the . Wheel" "Ai We Forgive" "Yesterday, Today, Forever" "Queen Esther" We Request That You Appear Sunday November Motion Picture 7 P.M. Court Trial 8 P.M. Special Moody Film "God Of Creation" Beautiful Color Film On Sunday November 23 7 P.M. W0 see or rropnecy aaBsrna On Alameda Across From Drive-In Theatre C16 4
