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TH URSDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1943 THE WILLAMINA TIMES PAGE 3 Mrs. Ab Churchman and son, Bus '¿r Willamina dJi mrs ter, droye up from Cummings, Calif. Friday to get som e of their house hold supplies needed for their comfort in their au to camp home near K nU rad at U i. 1‘u . t . f f l r . at W illam ina, O w von, aa .m m d -e la a . roattar, A n v u .l 14, l»0». unitor A ct of Convraaa ot Lenona R. and Leonard B. Signet! March 1, 1*7». Cummings. Buster works in the saw mill near Cummings. The Churchmans AIR MAIL PACKAGE INSPECTION le ft W illamina November 8th for an NOW REQUIRED No sealed package, parcel or other indefinite stay in California. Editors and Publishers Published Every Thursday. Subscription Price >1.50 Per Year in Advance in Yamhill and Polk Counties. Outside o f Counties >2.00. Advertising Rates Given Upon Application. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Johnson and sealed article (excep t letters in their Mr. and Mrs. Norman Lynn o f Port ordinary form and official m ail) shall land were week end guests o f Mr. and be accepted for transm ission by Air Mail unless it bears on the address side thereof the name and address o f the sendor together with the in dorsem ent “Postm aster: This pack Mrs. A ugust Johnson. Churches W IL L A M IN A C H U R C H of C H R IS T Harlan W oodruff, Minister MORNING SERVICES — Bible School ............................... 10 a.m. Classes for all ages Worship and Communion-___ 11 a.m. EVENING SERVICES — Young People's M eeting ..........7 p.m. Adult Prayer M eeting ............. 7 p.m. Church Service ............................. 8 p.m. F R E E M E T H O D IS T C H U R C H P. J. Griffiths, pastor Sunday School .......................... 10 a.m. Morning Worship ........................11 a.m. Children’s Hour ........................ 7 p.m. Y P. ,M. S. m eet at 7 p.m. Evangelistic S ervices......... „.7:46 p.m. Thursday at ............................... 8 p.m. Prayer M eeting at the Parsonage All are invited to attend theee serv ices. T H E M E T H O D IS T C H U R C H LOCAL Mrs. Leo W ilkerson and son, Gene, w ere week end guests o f her brother- in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. L affoon, at Brighton, where her fath er, Mr. Hoyt W ilson, is seriously ill. HAPPENINGS Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ottinger gave a Mr. and Mrs. G. M. I.arkins, Junior and Fay were Sunday dinner guesta of Mr. I^irkin's mother, Mrs. A. L. Inrkins, nt Mollala, and then they came by Oregon City to visit Mrs. Larkin's parent*, Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Parker on their return trip. farew ell dinner on Monday evening, November 16th. honoring Mr. and Mrs. Francis Haennev. Mr. Haenney was leaving on Saturday of last week for Portland to report for duty in the U niter States Navy. Other guest were Mr. and Mrs. Norman Turnidge and Those attending the Christian En Mr. and Mrs. Leo Read. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Brewer spent deavor Convention in session at Day- ton Sunday afternoon were Cleone Sundy visiting Mrs. Brewer’s brother Jones, Elsie Young, Maxine Huddle and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. W. I. ston. A gnes W estwang, Bob Duncan New, at Salem. and Smith M itchell, with Bob driving Mrs. Chris Coblentz aijd baby, his car. Larry, was brought to the home o f her Mrs. Billy Surgeon and her sister, parents. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Sharer, Miss Jean Fouts, were Tuesday over last Friday from the McMinnville night gu ests at the P. J. Griffiths Hospital to be cared for until she is able to be taken to ther home in home. Sheridan. District Superintendent Reverend Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ottinger spent D. L. Fenwick o f Newberg was guest speaker at the five services at the W ednesday to Thursday Christmas Free M ethodist Quarterly M eeting shopping in Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Donnell of belli at the church Friday to Sunday evening. Reverend Fenwick was a Salem were visitors at the home of his guest o f Reverend nnd Mrs. P. J. sister, Mrs. Leo Mitchell, and fam ily last Tuesday. Griffiths during the m eeting. L A D IE S ’ BAGS in fall styles Rebecca Hall Church Services ....................... 11 a.m. Sunday School .................„ ..9 :4 6 a m O pen fro m 8 : 3 0 to 5 :3 0 G LADY BEAUTY S T U D IO S Mrs. Gladys Roberts s >1.19 A N D UP N IC E S E L E C T IO N O F M Y R T L E W O O D , Pride o f Oregon — N U T B O W LS, VA S E S , T R A Y S , P IN C U S H IO N S ETC . We C arry the P A R K E R & E V E R S H A R P Lines in PENS and P E N C IL SETS from >3.95 A N D U P . . The FA M O U S P A R K E R “50” >12.50 M E N ’S A LA D IE S * R IN G S in many style* to choose from. See Our G R E E T IN G CARDS for almo&t ewfery occasion. C H R IS T M A S CARDS & envelope* lc A U P. Also inboxes W e invite you to look over our stock. No obligations. ALEX TIMMRECK Harald H. Miles, Pastor C H R IS T IA N SCLENCE The limit in w eight fo r air mail outside the continental lim its is 2 ounces. The air mail rates for letters tc the armed forces is 6c f^r h alf ounce or fraction thereof and the post office departm ent requests that the full postage be paid by the send er to avoid collection a t the office of address. COMB B R U S H & M IR R O R T O IL E T SETS ia several styles and colors >5.00, >8.00 And UP Sheridan ß e a u ty Service* Patrons should p resen t all pack ages at the post office intended for transmission in the air mail before sealing or ty in g as the new regula tions require exam ination o f the con tents. Christmas Gifts zXvXvXvXvXvXv; 10 A. M. Church School, Roy Warren Supt. 11:15 A. M. Worship Services. 0:30 P. M. Youth Fellowship. Betty Zetterberg, President. W .S.C.S. each second Friday, Mrs. Charles Colburn, Pres. Fellowship supper each third W ed nesday night. Mrs. Glenn Larkins, Director. age may be opened for postal inspec tion if necessary.” Oregon For fin e fo o d at popular prices try . THE STAGE DEPOT CAFE PH O N E 422 — ffe Specialize In H ome Cooked Meals :+ DRINKS — Sunday, Novem ber 29, 1942 Subject — "A ncient and Modern Necrom ancy, Alias Mesrmerism and Hypnotism, D enounced.” Golden T ext: 1 Corinthiam 16:13. "W atch ye, stand fast in the faith, quit you like men, he strong.” CARDS — TABACCO — Mitiiii:itiiii:!i:i;:i::"-.;... A S S E M B L Y of COD C H U R C H W illam ina, Oregon Unless Really Necessary R. H. G R EG O R Y, Pa>tor Sunday S e r v ic e s...................... 10 a. m. Morning Worship .................. 11 a. m. E vangelist Service ......... 7:46 p. m. PLEASE DON’T TRAVEL Prayer M eeting - Friday ... 7:45 p.m. Everyone welcom e. Come bring your friends and let us worship the Savior o f mankind together. B U T L E R M E T H O D IS T C H U R C H Harold H. Miles, Pastor 10 A. M. Worship Services. 11 A. M. Church School Jam es Bus- well, Supt. 7:30 P. M. each Thursday Youth Fel lowship, Burdette Edwards, Pres. W .S.C.S. each First Friday, Mrs. Fellowship Supper night to be an nounced. Mrs. Howard W ooden, Dir ector. Are you entitled to w ear a target lapel button? You can ONLY if you are investing at least ten percent of your incom e in War Bonds to do your part on the hom e front toward winning the War. The target lapel button is a badge of patriotism , a badge of honor.^You should feel proud to display it. *The buttons are obtainable at your plant m anagem ent, at the office of your local War Bond chairm an, or at your P ayroll Savings Window w here you authorize your ten percent payroll deductions. E nlist in the ten percent War Bond arm y and do your part to win the War. U .S . 7'rw ttry D tfarlm tnl WAR SERVICE COMES FIRST! Doz; ’t travel unless you must. . . War sen ice must come first . . . Asb yourself, before you travel: Is this trip necessary? These, briefly, are admonitions and warnings o f our Government, for all transportation is now vitally need ed to carry our Armed Forces, workers in war plants and other essential travelers. In the past, Americans took extra trips over the H oli days, causing an above-normal volume o f travel. But these are not normal times. Today transportation is faced with a serious shortage o f equipment. Trained personnel has been depleted by the need for fighting men. Lower operating speed has become necessary in order to save rubber. N ow gasoline rationing will make it necessary for many additional essential travelers to depend on already overloaded buses. That is why we appeal to you to postpone any pleasure trip you have planned which requires the use o f public transportation. But another important reason is that thou» sands o f our boys in the Armed Forces want to be home for the Holidays. Every one o f them who can get leave deserves this privilege. . . we are not asking them not to travel. You, by giving up your trips, can add to their en joyment and comfort. W e are sure that every American will be eager and proud to make this sacrifice. So please don't travel unless absolutely necessary— especially over the Holidays and week-ends. • GREYHOUND • «v K E E P B U Y I N G — W IL L A M IN A W A R B O N D S A N D S T A M P S POOL
