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THURSDAY, M AIUTI 9. 1939 THE SENTINEL. COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON in Cottage Grove the past week Wulker spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Junies Hemenwuy. as Mrs. Alien had been ill. Mr, and Mn. Claire Purks anti Elder Oik' of Eugene aiiokc at Cottage Grove, Ore. family of Eugene and Mr. and the S.D A. church Saturday and 325 Firat Street, Mrs. Leslie Godard were Sunday several visitor^ were present. 3-6-39. Catholic Church, Father An dinner guests at John Ashby's, * * » <4^^ Grove xllWv MV 114 11IV a • • A* Sentinel: thony Gerace. — Maas each Sun Cottage Denzil and Violet Sprague, Why is this true? A faithful the occasion was Mr, Goddard> Irene Ogden and Lita Crouch of day at 9:30 a. m. except the fourth “ ‘ birthday anniversary. Sunday when the hour is 8 a. m. husband will go with his wife Hlachly visited Sunday and Mon Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ashby spent day with Mr» anywhere under the sun until she Arthur Woovor First Baptist Church. Henry W. starts toward heaven. You know Sunday with the William Whit, and other friends and relatives. Davis, pastor - Sunday school at the church is the only organiza lock family at Thornton Corners Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Isiwranro Dale McCoy and family of 10 a. m. Morning worship, 11 tion that points to heaven and and family were Sunday dinner Junction City visited with Mr. and Sermon theme. "Forgive Us Our heaven only. So when she starts guests at the John Hathaway Debts As We Forgive Those Who heavenward, churchward, he goes Mrs. Will McCoy Sunday. home In Delight Valley. Mnurecri Mrs. W. A. Hemenway enter the opposite direction. What place Are Indebted to Us.” Young peo spent the week end with th«- ple's meeting, 6:30 p. m. Evening is that that opposes heaven? You tained at a birthday dinner Sun Hathaways and returned home gospel service, 7:30, with sermon know and do not need to I m * told. day, honoring her son Reed. with her ¡»rents Sunday evening. We see sons and grandsons and Those present were Mr. and Mrs. A T I A M by tbe Pas,or- Midweek prayer Several from the neighborhood boy friends or your daughters and Reed Hemenway and Marjorie A I I U H service, fhursday. 7:30. son.in-laws walking along behind and Margaret and Elizabeth Hem attended n stereoptlcon lecture at the S.D.A. church In Eugene National Editorial Association. Oregon Newspaper Press Association Christian Science Society, 242 you and tenderly listening to enway of Eugene. Ruby Allen entertained a group Sunday evening given by Frank Second St.—Sunday school, 9:45; mothers until they start heaven forenoon service, 11. Subject ward. “then she is foolish and of young people at her home Sat Steuncnburg. Attending from here THIS IS REAL FREEDOM. “Substance.” Evening service sec- crazy.” You say 1 do not mean urday evening. Games were play were Ernest Darnell, Percy Clif -------------- ond Wednesday of each month at that, but "Action speaks louder ed and refreshments served at a ton and Ed Hanson families, Mr. and Mrs. Art Weaver and Mrs. Just what do you think would happen to anyone who held TiteTXre^andS^^writinra than words." Your influence says late hour. it does. Observer can’t interpret Mr. and Mrs. Guy Hollldny of Oscar Wheeler and Doris. ---------------------- *----------- ■ a meeting in Berlin at which he denounced the Nazi govern- of Mary Baker Eddy may be bor- otherwise. Signed. OBSERVER f- ment and its officials, referred contemptuously to the Chan- rowed or purchased before and Note: Correct name is known I cellor as “Adolph Hitlerovieh,” and advocated a virtual re- after the Wednesday service. to the publisher. Unsigned com- I .. . . . .. *• u , .. Presbyterian Church, James A. munications will not be publish- I The participants in the meeting would find themselves smith. Pastor.—Morning worship, ed.—The Sentinel. swiftly incarcerated in a concentration camp—if they were for- 11. Rev. Thomas Robinson of Oak- tunate enough to escape the headsman’s axe. land. Ore., will preach at the Adinlaalon 10c and Sôc Yet in New York, the German-American Bund recently choir held a meeting in Madison Square Garden, which was decorated Christian Endeavor. 7:30 p* nr' Joe Moxley made a business THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY, MARCH »-1U-11: for the occasion with swastika flags and guarded by men wear- study of some city problems. A trip to Portland Tuesday, return- “HEART OF THE NORTH." Dick Foran. Gloria IMck- ing Nazi storm-trooper uniforms at w’hich the speakers sneered help in learning "how the other ing Wednesday evening. aon. Gale Page. Allen Jenklna. Patric Knowles, Janet The H. E. C. met March 2 with at the President of the United States and called him “Franklin JjUn* Chapman. Photographed In TBCIINICOLOR- Mrs. Frank Keller. There was a Rosenfeld,’’ denounced high government officials including a Thursday, 7:30, choir "practice. good attendance and the after- MUNDAY, MONDAY. TUESDAY, MARCH 1U-1S-I4: distinguished Justice of the Supreme Court, called for the ex- • • • noon was spent hemming scarfs “JESSE JAMES,” Tyrone Power, Henry F oim I a , Nnncy termination of the Jews, and pledged themselves to establish a Methodist Episcopal Church, E. for the Grange tables. The club Kelly, Randolph Scott, Henry Hull. Slim Summerville, virtual Nazi dictatorship in this country. And what happened? ^;-Ti*!on’ ^h001 voted to prepare the program for Grange Tuesday evening in the Jane Darwell. Filmed In TUXTINICOLOR. Were the Bund members arrested as enemies of the govern-1 SlX.Tse^ absence of the lecturer, George ment? No—instead, one of the largest concentrations of ponce, "The Church.” Moxley. Mrs. Lily Hemenway had “The Hope of Christ’s Church. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 151 •‘THE GIRI. DOWN in New York’s history surrounded the meeting place, and pro This is the third of a series on prepared a short program which STAIRS," Francinka Gaal, Franchot Tone. Walter Con tected them while they aired their view’s, which would destroy the church. Evening service. 7:30, was enjoyed. The hostess served nolly, Rita Johnaon, Reginald Owen, Frank Pangborn. sermon subject, “Expressions light refreshments. The next the freedom and protection they were enjoying. From Life.' Epworth and Inter meeting will be with Mrs. Arthur There isn’t another country in the world where that could mediate League. 6:30. Fireside Woolcott April 6th. Word has been received of the happen. For there isn’t another country in the world where the study group, 8:30, at Mr. and Mrs. death of Mr. Holdrege at his Lowell Tedfords. Prayer meeting, cardinal tenet of democracy, free speech, is so zealously pro home in Hopewell February 27th. tected. And free speech means the right to speak by those with Thursday, 7:30. He was a former resident of Silk whom you most violently disagree, as well as those with whom Free Methodist Church. — The Creek, and lived for many years you agree. It means the right to call for a change in govern- matter of Scripture reading and on the place now occupied by the Admiaaion 10c and tfic; Bargain Nlghta Admission 10c Sunday Palleske family. ment. It means giving the people every chance to hear all sides memory . work in the _ ______ Mr. and Mrs. M. Keller of a controversy, and to weigh fact against fact and theory to the regular THURSDAY, FRIDAY, MARCH 0-10: “T O R C H Y • ... / . v j • ■ work. Each scholar will be given made a business trip to Junction BLANE IN CHINATOWN," Glenda Farrell, Barton against theory before reaching a decision. ... a certificate for memorizing a City Saturday. MacLane, Tom Kennedy. BARGAIN NIGHTS, Adm. 10c. When you hear someone denouncing America and its in- prescribed and selected gem of A chimney fire broke out at the stitutions. remember this. Think of what happens to those bold scripture in the children’s, young George Moxley residence Monday SATURDAY, SUNDAY, MARCH 11-17: “WESTERN enough to speak, even in moderate terms, against the regimes People's and adult divisions. When forenoon but with the aid of sev JAMBOREE," Gene Autry, Smiley Burnette, Jean Rou. eral neighbors the fire was put in power in Germany, Russia, Italy and a host of smaller coun- ^e^iffa^U veröl. Saturday Matinee, 2:30 p. m. Admission 10c and out before it did any serious dam 15c. tries. Ours is a freedom possessed by no other people. W hy try pastor will bring a message in age. Mrs. O. F. Hibbard and son to destroy it? the morning, Sunday, on “Joy, MONDAY, MARCH 13: CLOSED. Victory. Possession, Abundant Kenneth of Marshfield visited at Life, Through Christ." Evening the homes of her brothers, Wil HITLERISM. TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 14-15: "DEVIL’S service will be evangelistic, "The liam and Percy Clifton, over the ISLAND," Borin Karloff, Nedda Harrington, James Promise of the Father (God) to week end. She also visited her Stephenson. wv * ii u ♦ u v i A11 Men.” “Know Your Mission- mother, Mrs. F. J. Clifton of When Hitler talks about a world theory, he means us! says aries.” again will be discussed in Creswell, who has been quite ill Melvin Jones, secretary general of Lions International in a the young people’s service at 7:00 for ^me time. pointed article featured in the March issue of the Lion maga- P- m-—Louis A Skuzie, pastor. aAllen stayed with her zine, just issued. n u „ gsndmother. Mn. W. F. Allen. Established 1889. Published Every Thursday at 25 North Sixth Street. W. C MARTIN ..... -.......................Editor-Publisher SUBSCRIPTION RATES (Cash in Advance) In Lane-Douglas Counties Outside Lane-Douglas Counties One Year ..... >1.50 One Year $2 00 Six Months ... .80 Six Months ... 1.25 Three Months 65 .50 Three Months Foreign rate 50 cents year additional. No subscription accepted for less than three months. ftflttace idrate Smtind P ub li s h e WONDER WHY? MCHUMHES I Arcade Theatre Silk Creek Diane Theatre The Lions association is conducting a campaign to expose the aims of Communism, Naziism and Fascism, and strengthen democratic conceptions in the United States and Canada. In the March issue of The Lion magazine Mr. Jones quotes a section from Hitler’s “Mein Kampf,” in which the German Thayer, pastor. — Sunday school 10; morning service, 11; N.Y.P.S., 7:00, led by Lucille Evensen. Eve- ning 7 30. by co,n- Pahner^with ¿ri/turu Fuehrer states his intentions regarding his “world theory for and prayer. Offertory, violin solo, Naziism. Brady Evenson. Picture drawn by “A world theory is intolerant and is not content with be- Mrs. Longpre while Grace Thay- ing one party among a number of other panties.’’ writes Hitler in his book. Mr. Jones, in his article, states that the whole tone Song, "Just Inside the Pearly of Hitler’s chapter on “World theory and organization” proves Gate,” while gate is being placed, that Hitler has ideas of spreading Naziism to all countries of Pantomime, “Shall You, Shall I,” the world. “The Naziis have embraced the two major methods “? which eight people will parti- - * cipate. Benediction. of spreading a doctrine,’ writes Mr. Jones. “They have backed the work of their paid agents with the threat contained in a vast * First Christian C h u .v rc ... h Ed- military establishment. We have seen the combination work ward L. Kechley, minister.—9:45 when Hitler’s world theory marched into Austria, buldgeoned j "h Bibl® school; 11, morning it. way in Czechoslovakia, and spUt Spain.” iSïS'UKT» p FOR \ 1919 fw “From his writing,” states Mr. Jones, “it appears that tian Endeavor; 7:30, evening Hitler intends no quarter for ideas in conflict with his. He com- meditations. music by chorus and pells absolute unity behind his banner. He forces it by purges if Wed“^y, ^30gp“m„ ^yer necessary. No one is permitted to be out of step in Germany.” Mr. Jones elaborates further on this question, and contends that Hitler is antagonistic to democracies because his own theory of government cannot exist in fair competition with democratic principles. Naziism, therefore, used force and coer cion to drive its own supporters into line, and misses no chance to contribute to the downfall of the democratic idea, which it considers dangerous to its own existence. “On merit alone,” writes Mr. Jones, “democracy will eventually win the support of all men. Therefore the Nazi plan is to eliminate it. If democracy does not exist in the world, it cannot be a danger to Naziism.” Contending that the lose structure of democracies, which gives us all so much personal freedom, forms an easy target for propaganda against democracy, Mr. Jones urges that Ameri- cans and Canadians place their patriotism above their politics and present to outsiders a unity of national purpose to resist the encroachments of “world theories” that are backed by ma chine guns and bombs. service and study. Thursday, 11 ' a. m. to 4 p. m., spring rally. Thursday, 7:30 p. m., young peo ple’s Bible study. Friday, 7:30 p. m., choir rehearsal. • • • Pentecostal Assembly of God— Special gospel meetings each eve ning except Saturday, 7:30, C. C. Douglas of Yakima, Washington, evangelist. Mr. Douglas is a vet eran preacher, having labored in I years prior to receiving the Bap- tism in the Holy Spirit. And now ECONOMIC STRESS. Kelvinator Economic stress in Italy and Germany will force those totalitarian governments into world trade based on mutual benefits before it leads them into war, thereby forestalling a world catastrophe, according to Dr. Henry Grady, vice chair man of the United States Tariff Commission, and a close ad visor to Cordell Hull, secretary of state. Such a belief was ex pressed by Dr. Grady in a recent address on “World Economic Cooperation,’’ which formally opened the peace project at the San Francisco exposition recently. Dr, Grady expressed the view that it will be the pinch of I the so-called economic plans of Germany, Italy and Japan that! will force them into closer economic cooperation. ' __ Atwood Foster, «pastor ---------- New Shipment Electric KirU/l ADVANCED HLW ! AIRFLOW STYLING NEW! NCU/I PEERING WHEEL Hin! gear - shift A|rUf I PLASTIC INSTROMENT PANEL ntn ! ... BEAUTIFUL AND SAFE! lirui I CRUISE AND CLIMB nCn! TRANSMISSION MF W I PDWER, HANDLING EASE, SAFETY HCII I ...ALLATA NEW CHRYSLER TOP! Refrigerators Just Received M F Uf I DODY 4" WIDER... MORE H L n ! 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