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COMMUNITY CHURCH ACTIVITIES ROLLAND RICE VIRGIL DUNBAR It -,'., I:- HENRY STEEL 1 Sb-ow" i TURKEY SHOOT Roseburg Rod & Gun Club AT WINCHESTER SUNDAY NOVEMBER 22 GAMES FOR NON-SHOOTERS Win a big turkey for your Thanksgiving Dinner, Every one ii invited and Welcome. ' nil..... minyii - . The tremendous acceptance for new Buicks and Pontiacs has given us a huge stock of excellent used cars. These cars HAVE to go, and we've priced them to make sure they do. Every car is in 3 DUIVIV V-emury ftwui nuru- top, R, H, and Dynaflow. Full Power, ?9QR showroom condition. .. O R, H, Dynaflow, full power, a clean one 1 CQQ owner car I J 70 '55 BUICK Century 2-door hard top, R, H, and Dynaflow, full power, blue and white, S OQQ 2 to choose from Iw70 '53 BUICK 2-door hardtop, R, H, and Dynaflow, yellow $LQQ and black '56 PONTIAC Star Chief 4-door, R, H, and Hydramatic, local businessman's one $1 OQQ owner car I v 70 Buy Corner of OAK & ROSE OR 3-6555 Three Speakers Come To Church Three representatives of the Ori ental .Missionary Society will be featured at the North Roseburg Church this weekend. The Oriental Missionary Society is an inter-denominational faith so ciety specializing in direct evan gelism, by training a foreign na tional ministry in Bible seminaries land by placing the gospel in ev-i iery home with the " Gospel Cru sade. The Rev. Virgil Dunbar will be speaking tonight at 7:15. He will tell of his missionary work and other experiences while serving as a missionary crusader in Japan. The Rev. Rolland Rice, superin tendent of the Formosa field of the Oriental Missionary Society, will speak Saturday at 7:15 p.m. He will relay stories and happen ings in Formosa. The Rev. Henry Steel, who min istered in the mission fields of Colombia and Ecuador this past summer, will be speaking at the 11 a.m. Sunday service. Steel is the newly appointed Northwest Re gional Secretary for the Oriental Missionary Society with offices in Portland. He is now working in this area full time as a missionary evangelist. Westside Christian i To Host Choir Men The Male Quartet from North west Christian College and Profes sor John Boosinger will sing and speak at the Sunday School and the Church services of the West side Christian Church Sunday. The Sunday School program will begin at 9:45 a.m. with a brief concert by the quartet. Professor Boosinger will speak at the 10:55 worship service. The quartet members are: D vid Lyon, Salt Lake City; Gordon Reid, Twin Falls, Idaho: Willis King, Klamath Falls and Louis Sut cliffe, Milwaukie. This quartet has traveled extensively throughout the Northwest during the past year singing in churches and conven tions. Each of the members is a student at Northwest Christian Col lege in Eugene in preparation for the ministry. The quartet will also present a concert at the Sutherlin Christian Church Sunday at 7 p.m. The pub lic is invited to these services. topnotch shape jn and see how really want. '55 PONTIAC 4-door, R, H, ond Hydramatic, new $11 Oft motor, clean I I TO '59 FORD Fairlane 4-door, R, H, and Ford-O-Matic, beautiful 2 tone so or point. '57 FORD Country sedan station wagon, R, H, Ford-O-Motic, pow er, 2 MRK tone paint I W7 J '57 FORD Custom 300 2-door, R, H, Ford-O-Matic, power $1 CQft steering, sharp I J0 '55 FORD Custom 2-door, R, H, Ford-O-Matic, 27,000 $1 IO actual miles HO From Your Reliable Buick 'If ' BISHOP A. RAYMOND GRANT will make o presen tation which will aid local Methodists to rebuild their blast damaged sanctuary. Bishop Grant To Give Fund Bishop A. Raymond Grant, Resi dent Bishop of the Methodist Church for the Portland area will be in Roseburg Monday to make a presentation which will aid local Methodists to rebuild their blast damaged sanctuary. The money was collected from Methodist Churches in California, Oregon, Idaho, Washington and Alaska when they brought special offerings on "Help Roseburg Sun day." Bishop Grant will be the princi ple speaker at a dinner given in the church dining room at 6:30. He has given no indication of the amount which might be presented. The money cannot be used for mortgage payments, it must be applied on a new building., Dinner tickets are on sale in the church office. The dinner is being served by Methodist Men's Club and the youth will act as waiters and waitresses. Sacrificial Giving Ends Week Of Prayer "A sacrificial gift for missions from every member" was the goal of the special financial consecra tion service held Nov. 14 in the Roseburg Seventh - day Adventist Church. I he occasion marked the i climax of the denomuiation s an nual fall Week of Prayer. Members of the church were in I vited to show that their "Docke- 1 books have joined the church loo,' jn contributing to a special fund for selected missionary causes at j home and abroad. Many members contribute as much as a full week's salary at this time. This offering is in addition to the usual 10 per cent and more which Adventists are accustomed to giving the church from their incomes. The purpose of the Week of Praver just concluded, according to Elder Walter Riston, pastor, is I to strengthen the personal rela tionship of individual members with God. every one's o bargain. Come easily you can buy the car you '55 CHEVROLET Bel Air, V-8, 4- dr. sedan, R, H, Power Glide, 2 tone paint. A nice Si 1095 family car '54 CHEVROLET Bel Air, 4-door, R, H, Power Glide, $r $945 Blue and white '53 CHEVROLET Club coupe, R, H, stick shift, new C tires, sharpie OwD '56 FORD Country Sedan, 9 pass, station wagon, R, H, Ford-O-Mo- tic, z clean one owner wagons to c noose j i '1595 irom '58 CADILLAC 2-door hardtop, R, H, Hydramatic, full MOQQ power, like new HLwO Cadillac Pontiac Dealer Annual Holiday Service Scheduled The annual Union Thanksgiving! Service which is sponsored by the Greater Roseburg Ministerial Assn., will be held at North Rose burg Church, at 1553 NE Vine Si. The service is scheduled for 10 a.m. on Thanksgiving morning. The order of the service will be as follows. The Rev. Olen GoddarJ of American Sunday-School Union will offer the prayer of invoca-1 tion; the Rev. Calvin Harrah of; Melrose Community Church will read the Scripture; the Rev. Wil-i liam Moorhead of Pinegrove Com-j munity Church will offer the morn- ing prayer; the Rev. Larry Mer-1 rill, director of Christian Educu-I tion of First Baptist Church, will ! bring the message "O Give. Thanks." The Rev. Harvey Timm, Calls- j pooya Free Methodist Church, will ! dismiss the service with tne Dene- dictian. The choir of the host church, tinder the direction of Roy Keller, iwill provide the special music "Great Is Thy Faithful ness." A Thanksgiving offering will be received for the American Bible Society. Everyone is invited to attend. Baptists To Hold Revival Service The First Southern Baptist Mis sion of Oakland will hold revival services Nov. 22 to Nov. 29, an nounced Donald H. Mitchell, pas tor. . Services will be held each night at 7:30 p.m., with Sunday meet ings at tile regular hours. i lie Rev. Austin Lovin, bnnn,r- field. Ore., will be the evangelist in charge. Rev. Lovin, a native of Georgia, attended Wake Fore.-t College and Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary. He is now a Southern Baptist Area mission ary. Al Cocheran, will lead the gor- pel singing. Everyone is invited to attend. Scientists Set Special Service A special Thanksgiving service will be held Thursday al 11 a.m., by the First Church of Christ Sci entist, 1124 SE Douglas Ave. No collection is taken, at this service and the public is invited. The Thanksgiving Day Procla mation of the President of the United States will be read at the service. Readings from the King James version of the Bible anil from "Science and Health With Key To The Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddv will comprise the les son-sermon for the day entitled "Thanksgiving." Lookingglass To Hear Thanksgiving Message An inspiring Thanksgiving mes sage in music will be presented by the combined choirs of the Lookingglass Community Church Sunday at 7:30 p.m. The program in four parts will include vocal and instrumental solo numbers as well as small group and choral numbers. A Negro sermon based on "The Creation" will be featured along with Ralph Vaughan Williams' stir ring arrangement of "All People That On Earth Do Dwell" with trombone accompaniment. A la dies' double trio will sing an un usual harvest song based on Psalms 65 and 103. Another spe cial feature will be the spiritual, "He's Got the Whole Wonti in His Hands." Spic W Span Bakery 450 S. E. Jackson ORehard 2-3541 THANKSGIVING SPECIALS DINNER ROLLS Order Now! POTATO ROLLS Light and fluffy ' TEA ROLLS White or Wheat . Dressing Croutons Large bag . DRESSING BREAD tf Sea toned Ige. loaf PUMPKIN CAKES Large . Wilbur Couple Return Home By WANDA RUSSWORM Mr and Mrs. S. J. Mnnr.. or U'-l. bur have recenllv returned from ' a trip to the South. i They visited their son and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Moore in Kansas City, Mo. In Perrv, Okla . they visited Mr. and Mrs. John Dailcy. They spent some time with Mrs. Moore's parents, Mr. and ! airs. K. r. Nash of San Saba, Tvx as. In Relton, Texas they visited Mr and Mrs. A. C. .Moore, Mr. and -Mrs. W. B. Moore and family, and Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Talley. Thev also visited A. L. Moore. Brown wood. Texas; Mr. and Mrs. Me Intyre, San Angelo. Texas; 11. 11. Humphrey. Mr. and Mrs. Martin. El Paso, Texas: Mr. and Mrs. Al fred Nash. Rudioso. N.M.: Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Vanderveer, Arvin, Calif., and the Simon's in Fresno, Calif. After reluming home, Mr. and Mrs. Moore then drove to Ever ett, Wash., to visit a son, Leoi Moore and family. Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Charles Holcomb was Mr. and .Mrs. Mar ion Helton of Mcdford. Son Married Mr. and Mrs. Bob Nichols re port that their son, Sp.4 Harry Ni chols was married Oct. 20, to Carol Roberson of Edgewood, Md. The new Mrs. Nichols flew out over a past weekend to meet her new in laws. She has left for Maryland again. Recent visitors in the Bob Ni chols home were Mrs. Earl Kel ley, of Scotlsburg and Mr. an'l Mrs. George Kelley of Eugene. Mrs. Bob Nichols attended school in Cottage Grove for three days taking training for the farm cen sus. Mrs. Nichols is covering this area as a census taker. The Ladies Aid Society of the Wilbur Methodist Church held its monthly meeting recently. A pol lock lunch was served at noon. Mrs. It. F.. Brown was hostess and Mrs. Edith McKay read the de votions. Meeting Planned 11 was decided that the next meeting would be an afternoon meeting. A plate collection will he taken instead of exchanging gifts. Collections arc to be used for gills for the primary department. Mrs. Melville Bruce ana son oi Hebo visited her parents, Mr. and Airs. E. D. Russell, over a past weekend. Mrs. Mamie Bruce re turned home with her to slay over the Thanksgiving holidays. Mr. and Mrs. E. It. Christie have relumed home after a months va cation. Thev visited Christie's rel atives in Willmar, Ninn. They also went to Kent, Wash., where Mrs. Christie's sister, Mrs. Alex John son had a serious operation. Visiting in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Carey is 'heir daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Holmes and son, of Moun tain Home. Idaho. The Holmes' arc also visiting his folks, Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Holmes, and a sis ter, Mrs. Clinton Webber, of Rose burg. Less Rivalry Urged By Russian NEW YORK (AP) The Soviet Union's atomic energy chief urges less competition and more coop eration between the United Stales and the Soviet Union in develop ing nuclear power for peaceful use. Prof. Vasily S. Yemelyanov, chief of the Soviet administration for peaceful utilization of atomic energy, has concluded a 15-day inspection tour of major atomic research centers in this country. Yemelyanov, who was accom panied by nine other Soviet scien tists, said he was impressed by what he saw here. Citing "waste" in constructing atom smashers, Yemelyanov said. "You build a big machine ai.d then we build a bigger one." For world scientists, he added, one machine should be enough. 34c 25c I PUMPKIN AND MINCE PIES, TOO! 23 3 -- t - L NOT ON MOTORCYCLES, their favorite form of transportation, but in cars will the Rumble Bees deliver donors to the Red Cross Bloodmobile shown here. Left to right are Peochie Johnson, Hazel Saxon, and Glen Cutler, president of the organization. (Paul Jenkins) Births Douglas Community Hospital BERRY To Mr. and Mrs. Rob ert A. Berry, 293l NW Calkins Hd., Roseburg, Nov. 13. a daughter, Kathleen Kay; weight 7 pound., 4 ounces. HUFFMAN To Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Huffman, Star Route, llux 151, Winston, Nov. 13, twin suns. James Edward, weight 4 pounds 3 ounces, and Charles Crawtord, weight 4 pounds 5 ounces. GURNEY To Mr. and Mrs. Ralph F. Gurney, Box 133, Uinp qua. Nov. 14, a son, Curtis Lynn; weight 9 pounds (ila ounces. KELLEY To Mr. and Mrs. Ron ald L. Kelley, 1789 NW Crouch, Roseburg. Nov. 14. a son, Mnrk Lewis; weight 7 pounds 4'. a ounces. VANDOREN To Mr. and Mrs. James C. VanDoren, General De livery, Myrtle Creek, Nov. 14, a son, John Alfred; weight 7 pounds GVu ounces. CUMM1NGS To Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Cummings, 1U. 1 Box 4o, Camas Valley, Nov. 14, a daugh ter, Marcia Elizabeth; weight 7 pounds ll'a ounces. LOCKWOOD To Mr. and Mrs. Larry D. l.oekwood, 325 NE Chest nut, Roseburg, Nov. 14, a daugh ter, Julie Ann; weight 7 pounds lJi ounces. ERICKSON To Mr. and Mrs. Carl R. Erickson. Box 117, Suther lin, Nov. 17, a son, Carl Thomas; weight 7 pounds lt& ounces. S1FERS To Mr. and Mrs. George L. Sifcrs. 3042 NE Pine, Roseburg, Nov. 17, a son, Randall Lee: weight 7 pounds 5!'j ounces. tt'ENTWORTU To Mr. and Afrs. Ernest II. Wentworth, 4704! N. Stephens, Roseburg, Nov. 18, a I daughter. Karla Ann; weight 8 pounds 3'i ounces. BLACK To Mr. and Mrs. Er nest D. Black, 3084 NE Porter, Roseburg, Nov. 18, a daughler, Dee Ann; weight 8 pounds 7 1 j ounces. Husbands and Wives Buy Together for Christmas! TERRIFIC VALUES NOW! NO WORKMAN TODAY OR SUNDAY! SHOP TONIGHT UNTIL 9 P. M. BBS! G Special Group 17 JEWEL WATCHES With Expomion 1 A OO Rej. S9.9S Valuai BULOVA WATCH 28.88 17 Jewed Req. 65.00 17 Jewell Shock-waterproof ROBOT WATCH Selfwinding Art QO Up. band AO. 00 BOY'S GIRLS' WATCHES IICT.T.W.M.IIWttl ENGLISH Bone China CUPS AND SAUCERS Sat., Nov. 21, 195? The Newi-Review, Roseburg, Ore. 3 US i f ' 'Til v- tfs - . 'if v nVr'innmilHl mini I Yoncalla Youth By MRS. GEORGE EDES Bill Sewell, son of Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Sewell. who is wild ilte U.S. Marines is home on a 2-day fur lough from Camp Pendleton, Calif. On his return he will go to El Torn. Calif., where he will be with the First Air Wing Division. Word has been roceivt d that James Proehslel, son of Mr. and Mrs. It. II. Procbstel, was promot ed to the rank of Lance Corporal while serving Willi the second Ma rine An craft Wing, Marine Corp; Air station, at Cherry Po'nt, N.C. Mr. and Mrs. Arlie Tcmpleton and tanuly are moving to Laalest Tex. to make their home. Mrs. Flora Templelon is visi' ing relatives in San Jose, Calif., lur iwo weeks. Visit Here Mrs. James Loyd and two daugh ters, who have been making I North English. Iowa their home I for the past three years, is visiting relatives here and looking for a house in Eugene. James Loyd, a minister for the Church of Christ at North English, will airive as soon as Mrs. Loyd finds a house. He will continue his education in Eugene. Mr. and Mrs. Eric Stenseth left for a two week visit with relatives a We wonf an elderly gentleman to do this im portant job. You know what the job is; if you like wee kiddies and can use some extra work, phone OR 3-3466 for an appointment with B. C. Elliott. Remuneration, $1.50 per hour. Keeptoke DIAMOND Ladict Rcgulor $250 $150 DIAMOND SET 32.44 Re9. 69 50 Lodtet Vi Carot DIAMOND BRIDAL SET 185.00 Re;. 369 00 688 EXPANSION WATCH BANDS SS.9S values, la diet end men's, ita inlets and gold filled mm km ' f i '3 i Home On Leave in San Francisco and Los Angeles, Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Walker and son of Springfield. Ore., visit ed relatives here recently. Move To Yoncalla Mr. and Mrs. Harold Riley of Los Angeles, Calif., moved to Yoncal la last week to make their home. Mr. and Mis. Robert Manasco are being congratulated on the ar rival of a daughter born recently. Miss Judy Taylor of Portland spent the weekend visiting al liie Avery Lasswell home. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Blcd.-oe of St. Helens spent the weekend visiting their daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Curtis. Ted Francis of Newberg visited friends and relatives .here for a few days recently. Loyd Means is recuperating aft er undergoing major surger,y in tne louaga i.rovo Hospital. The Yoncalla Methodist Youth Mrs. A. L. Lasswell and thio Rev. Raymond Otto held a youv'n rallv at the Elkton Methodist Church re cently. About 28 attended, and the evening was spent playv.r.g van 011s games led by Jim. Booth of Yoncalla. Refreshments were serv. ed by Ihc Elkton mothets follow ing a short devotional antl songtest. NEEDS A SMIJA CLAUS BIRTHSTONE RINGS Ladies 10 kt. solid gold Reg. 29.9S 7 OS While they lost ' U4 FINE JEWELRY Chriitmas Shipment Values to 4.9S 88c Gold Filled EARRINGS-JEWELRY-PINS Br FORSTNER Reg. 7.95. NOW 2.88 1.88 a ... 1.18 $4.50 Voli I
