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5. O R E G O N Dress Added to WAC Uniform llatee« w ill wear the identical mo P R E S B Y T E R IA N service a t 6:30 p m. Evening del, w ilh the officer's rank ln»lg- A lv in J. Kum mann, Pastor evangelistic aervice, 7 45 p. rn. nla, w orn on the buttoned »boul C hildren’s h u y w ill iw observed Tuesday night, prayer servie». der tub», a» the «ole (IlMtlnguiNh- In o u r church w ith a special pro 7:45 p. rn. Thursday night, preach Ing feature. Non-commlssloned gram at 10:30 a m. It w ill be a ing service, 7:43 p m. (officer» w ill wear th e ir stripes on A drcM ha» been inld<*d in the ¡both sleeve« embroidered In beige combimaf service o f our Sunday school and church, and the child- authorized uniform ed the Womens to m atch the die»«. ten of the church w ill take a Arm y Corp», atvordlng to an an S o ftly tailored, w ilh fly -fro n t prom inent part in it. Rev Kam - Miss N ellie Lyle M l M. Ix»i nouncement made by (he W'ar nloalng. casual s h irtw a ist top and niann w ill speak on "'Ih e C hild s D epartm ent. ( „ o f several i graceful Nix-gored s k irt, the dress , Religion in W a rtim e .” A ll the L utz o f Eugene 1» Is to lie culled the o ff-d u ty has the standard U. S A rm y O f days at the Ivan M orris home «lre«M, 1« deulgned by the Q uarter- fic e r’s gold colored buttons, w ilh fam ilies are urged to come in a w hile they pul on O h slip cover unit w ith ihe fa th e r and m other school at the Row R iver nin im u n- rnaatar Corp« and may 1«. worn in plerred eagle« fastening the flap« leading the way. ity hall. ptuce of the regulation null u n i ••f the two shield-shaped breast Vacation Bible School w ill con fo rm during the women soldier's jss-kets and the shoulder tabs. 'Hie Eugene Anderson 2C Mo. M. hour» o f recreation on or o ff the gold accent I» repeated on the tinue to meet every day at 9.30 M. has been transferred to Brook this week and throughout next lyn, New Y ork and w ill be one of |*>Nt or on leave co lla r point», where the standard week. the crew going from there on a The new costume. a »oft » h lrt- Insigna o f branch of the A rm y new ca rrier. m aker type one-piece ihcss, in a and the Hceumpaning U. S, are M E T H O D IS T M r. and Mrs. I-ce Dugan fx-nt fla tte rin g creamy »hade colled fastened. fr a n k E. Brown, m inister. several days last v.-ek (lt Hebo M ilita ry Beige, w ith gold accent», S|s-eial accessories are a u th o r Sunday school 9:45 a. m , S. L. wax ntiHlelled by two proud mem iz e d lo r tiie o ff-d u ty dress, includ M ackin, Supt. M orning worship, at the Loyal Leabo home. The store was closed for a few days. ber» of the W A C In tw in pre«» ing Hie new W A C garrison cap, 11:00 a. m. Sermon, "T he Shackle M r. and Mrs. Ray Hustead o f co nfe ien ce\ one at the Pentagon especially made in the shantung of a N atio n." 6 15 p. rn. Methodist P ortland and son Sgt. Rodney In W axhington and the other at to match, a simple brown hand Youth Fellowships. Evening ser Hustead o f Texas were caller.« the Women’s M ilita ry Service» bag which the W A '* may choose vice, 7:15. Sunday at Mr-.. Hu ti.n L siste r’s Club in New Y olk fo r herself, and brown shoes of Monday through F riday, 9:00 to The dre»x, In washable ereaxe- com m ercial design w ith dosed tm> 11:30 a. m. D aily Vacation Bible home Mrs. M ack Tonole of W al- don. rexixtant rayon »hantung. ha» been and heid, the heel of m ilita ry or School. M r. and Mrs. Chet Doggett and autliorlzi-d fo r summ er wear ami ruban height and regulation co t Thursday 8:00 Cottage P rayer 'la u g h te r Eva o f S w ., home were w ill he available before tiudxum- ton chamois-colored gloves. Meeting. week end guests at the Dor-. P it m er to the officer» and enllnted cher home Eva visited Saturday personnel fo r purchane at cost C H R IS T IA N S C IE N C E SO CIETY evening w ith M rs. Lester Rear- front the Quarterm aster. Sunday school 9:45. Forenoon An unkpje feature o f the new service 11:00a.m. subject "God the rick. Preserver of M an." E v e n i n g Ilrcw 1» that both officer« and en- C H U R C H O F GOD F e rtilis e r Ktur^ge service second Wednesday of each 1060 East Adams Ave. When the fe rtiliz e r arrive« It m onth at 8:00 p. m. The Bible, Sunday s c h o o l 10:00 a. m. C hristian Science lite ra tu re and should be «tored in a d ry place and M orning w orship 11:00 a. m. the w ritin g s of M ary B aker Eddy It is best not to p ile the bags in too Young people» m eeting 7:00 p. m. may lx- purchased before or a fte r high a stack. Devotional service 8:00 p. m. the Wednesday service. M atinee at carnival Saturday Prayer m eeting Tuesday 8:00 p. afternoon June 10. m 43-ltp-2t. LUTH ER AN The vacation Bible school is Cottage Grove L utheran (M is progressing nicely, the attendance souri Synod). S. D. A Church increasing and the pupils are en Building, West M ain Street, W. joying the Bible story book«, art A. Sylwester, Roseburg, pastor. work, songs and games. The pro- The service o f Sunday, June 11, gram w ill continue u n til June l« th begins at 11 a. m. Sunday school, and you are invited to send your 10:00 a. m. The L utheran H our children above I years o f age to w ill la? broadcast over KD R E the school. Sunday at 9:30 a. rn. D r. R. Cae- There w ill is- a special message m erre r is the gueMt speaker. Tune fo r children Sunday m orning in; w rite in; te ll others. The M id ‘T h e Grace of God Essential io week Bible Class meets Wednes Victorious C hristian L iv in g ” w ill day, June 11. 8:00 p. rn. at Ihe be the sermon topic fo r Sunday Cottage Grove Hotel. We in v ite all to attend our service, Sunday evening. Roy E. Hutchison, pastor. School und B ible Class. E X T R A S P E C IA L Mosby Creek 5Cc P E D ................................................... 25c FOOT POW DER...................... 25c GERMICIDAL SO A P............................ f ■ i flffllfflCHES -- r nn F R E E M E T H O D IS T 915 So. 6th St L. C. Gould, M in is te r Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. Preaching 11:00 a. m Evening service 7:45 p. m. Midweek pra y e r meeting Thursday 7:45 p. m. A short C hildren’s I>ay program w ill lx* given at the close o f the Sunday school hour The m orning service w ill lie connected w ith thus message to the children by the pastor, FOR FURLOUGH DATES from Charm galore fo r the fu r lough date! U ltra -fem inin e pastels set o ff w ith p re tty ruffles, lace trim s. See our e ntire collection today ull priced to please. A m est’s Dress Shop Tires C A T H O L IC C H U R C H Rev. J. L. M axw ell. Pastor Mass earh Sunday at 8:(J0 a. m. ' B L U E M O U N T A IN M. G. Hixson, pastor Sunday school 9:45 a. m. M orn ing service 11:00 a. m. Young CHURCH O F C H R IS T peoples service 6:43 p. m. Charles C hildren’s day program at this G. E asthum , leader. (Evangelistic hour, the public lx c o rd ia lly in service 7:45 p. tn. vited. Sunday schixil 9:45. W orship S E V E N T H -D A Y A D V E N T IS T and communion, 11:00 Subject, C H URCH ’W’aichfuln<*»s means Readiness.” West M ain S treet C hristian Endeavor 7:00. Evening Sabbath school, 9:30 o'clock. service 8:00 p. m. Subject. "E x Preaching service 11:00 o'clock ponents of B ible C h ris tia n ity ." Every Saturday. V is ito rs welcome Thursday night, prayer meeting A S S E M B LY O F GOD 8:00 p. m. H ilto n T. Park. Pastor. Roy Hands S. S. Supt. Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. L P. Nebelung, m inister. Preaching, 11 a. m. Young people' F IR S T B A P T IS T Rev. George E. H ardy, Pastor. Sunday school 9:45 a. m. M orn ing w orship 11:00 a. m. Topic "H eaven’» V ic to ry fo r M an’s De feat Rev. James Webster, from Chicago, Illin o is . Mrs. H. J. H ardy All Work Guaranteed w ill sing. 7:00 p. m. B.Y.F. fo r a ll young people. Evening service 8:tX) p. ni. The pastor preaching. Monday through F rid ay. 9:00 If you want quick service a. m. to 12:00, VaCationc church school fo r boy» und g irls from 3 to Phone 26 15 Wednesday 8:00 p. m. choir re hearsal, M rs. Helen Judy H ardy, D irector. Thursday 8:00 p. ni. M idweek service, Come and p ra y fo r the 21 South 6th St. Invasion and o u r boys in service everywhere. B ible study in th i ‘ Ixxik of Acts O r* • < W New Walking Sensation DR. SCHOLL’S SOFT FELT HEEL CUSHIONS Shaving Bowl ..................... 85c Per Pair, 25c Talk and Lotion Set ......... $1.00 LARVEX Moth proofs Clothing and Rugs • 1 Pint Bottle, 83c OLD TRAPPER WEMBDON LAVENDAR For Men Rat Krunches .............. Mouse N o x ................ 50c 25c Mole K iller........................ 50c WE GIVE S&H GREEN STAMPS KELLY DRUG CO. Serve with the Navy's MEDICAL CORPS! 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