H. F. Pemberton, Paator
Moraine worehlp, 11 o’clock
8ermon subject, "What, Then
Shall We Here?"
■▼•nine worehlp, 7:30. Snb-
Jece, “They Forgot to Take
Breed.”
This is Ashland*
Place To Find
What It Wants
To Èat Sunday
NORMAL SCHOOL
HEWS
CLAIRE PRYBYLSKI
Reporter
*
Sunday School, 9:45 a. » .
The first social event of the
There la a class (or you and year
year
given at the Southern Ore­
children, study the Bible with
gon Normal School was an en­
Sunday morning service,
Epworth League at 6:15. A tertainment in the form of a
Subject, /A re 81a, Disease sad live hour for live young people. “mixer” held at the Normal
Death ReelT”
Interesting topics for discussion. School Auditorium, October 6.
Sunday school, 19 u. m.
Junior League, 4 p. m. Child­ Approximately 350 were present,
Wednesday eveelng service, 8 ren from I to 14 are urged to at* including students and faculty
members. After a Short program
Reading room open dally from tend this interesting meeting.
the
remainder of the evening was
’
Prayer
meeting
Wednesday
at
3 to 5 except Sundays end holi­
devoted
to games, stunts and
days.
'
'
7:30 p. m. An hour of spiritual
dancing. Music was furnished by
The public is cordially wel inspiration and uplift.
coned. '■ .
We cordially Invite you to wor­ the special Panatrope loaned by
ship with ie In all these meet- H. H. Elbart. Patrons and Pat-
the
M M «
ngs. 'You will enjoy the excellent ronesses were: Mr. and Mrs.
. ’
i •
• n -
music, be helped by the Gospel Churchill, Mr. and Mrs. Sailer,
Church o f the Ifaeareae
preaching,
find courage for life’s Mr. and Mri' Briscoe, Mr. and
, P. C. Thatcher, Pastor
Mrs. Elbart,
Mr. and Mrs. fellowship. Many excellent let­
Sunday school, 9(45-a. m. T. battles in meeting your fellow
Strange.
ters from* former end non-resi­
pilgrims. Strangers and visitors
8. Wiley, Snpt.
dent
members were received. Thu
Morning worehlp, 11 a. a . •specially Invited. Come ee you
The Northwestern Oregon Club decoration committee did ltaelt
'
ere
to
this
homelike
church.
sermon (ram the subject "Faith.”
was’ organized today by students “proud” rand the interior of the
R » R
Young Peoples’ meeting, 6:30
of
the Southern Oregon Normal church was, Indeed, attractive.
Congregational
t>.
School.
Fifteen were in attend­
Rev. E. 8. Bollinger, Pastor
Rov Cunningham Fails to
Praise service, 7:30 p. m. Ser­
ance and were very enthusiastic
Trinity Episcopal Chnrds
These services are being held
Pay Alimony to Hit Di­
mon from the subject, “Relation­
in the annex of the Chapel. The over 'the formation of this new Vicar, the Rev. P,- K. Hammond
vorced Wife
ship with God.”
dub. Officers elected were: Miss
Holy Communion at 8 a. m.
Regular
mid-week
prayer Sunday school meets at 9:45 a
Church school at 9:45.
MEDFORD. Oct. 8.— (Special)
m. At 11 o’clock the sermon Grace Morris, Portland, Presi­
mooting Wednesday. 7:30 p. m.
dent
Miss
Elvira
Hulander
Wood­
Morning
service
end
sermon
at
—Au
order was issued yesterday
“Unchanging
Evangelist Rev. B. J. Lord will theme - will be
burn, vice- president; Miss •M il­ 11.
!
by
Judge
Thomas citing Roy T.
Fundamentals”
and
the
evening
bo present and speak. Don't miss
dred R. Johnson, Clatskanie,
Evening
service
and
sermon
at
Cunningham
to appear in court
sermon
will
be
on
“Is
the
Goal
of
this opportunity to hear him.
Secretary and Treasurer.
7:30.
on Monday, Oct. 11th and show
A hearty Velcome to all these Life Worth the Cost of the
Strangers and visltora cordial­
Way?” Junior meeting at 4 and
Ben Vimont, of Medford, out­ ly welcome.
ASHLAND MAY GET AIR­
young people’s meeting at 7 p.
going president, presided over the
PLANE LANDING FIELD
m. With’ this day Mr. Bollinger
election of the officers of the
closes
his
services
as
acting
pas­
First Presbyterian Church
Jackson County Club, a.stud en t
( Continued from Page One)
Sunday morning at 11 there tor. The aew pastor, Sev. Chas. organisation of the Southern
D.
Gaffney
-will
conduct
his
in­
will be observed the regular quar­
such this winter that another
Oregon Normal School, Wednes­
terly Communion of the Lord’s troductory services on the •Sun­ day, October 8.
landing held must be procured.
Sapper, with reception of mem- day following.
This city is, known to be out
Those elected were: Miss Lois
Hanson-Ashland, president; Miss
of the fog belt, and several good
ROSEBURG.
Oct.
8.—
(United
Letheran Church
The pastor Ffll speak on,
Margaret Bolz, Medford, vice- New s)— Abner Riddle, one of the sites are thought to be available
» H. H. Young, Pastor =—
"What Is th e Communion?”
president, Mr. John Galey, Ash­ best known pioneers of, Douglas on the high land a short distance
Services ^n the Adventist
Evening worship. 7 :3 0 p. m.
land, secretary and treasurer.
county, died at his home at Rid­ south of this city. It is probable
Church, 4 th and C Sts.
Subject, “The Road.”
dle, Thursday at the age of 85. that such a landing field, if se­
Divine worship Sunday morn­
J u n io r. ChrUUaa Endeavor,
lected would be used as an emer­
ing at 10:30. A class of six through vacation season. We following a two months illness.
4 p. m,
gency field on those days when
He
was
one
of
the
members
of
children will be confirmed In can welcome you to a well-grad­
Sunday school, 0:48 e. m.
the fog hovers too closely over
these
services. An examination ed Sabbath school, specializing in the Riddle ejan, widely knows In
Christian Endeavor, 0:30 p. m.
the fair grounds landing field.
Oregon.
Mid-week Bible Study end In the chief doctrines of the Bi­ Bible inztruction.
Preaching, 11 a. m. by the
Prayer service, Wednesday, 7:80 ble will precede» the confirmation
proper.
P. m.
v
pastor.
“Abide WJth M«/’ will be thj
Subject: “The Weeping Pro-
subject of the ser thon. The pub­
lic lz cordially Invited
B. Y. P. U. Quiet Hour at 0:15
Church o f Christ
******
Helpful program at 6:80.
Largest class in Bible school
Baptist d u u c h
Preaching, 7g3J>. An ev<^ng-
lest Sunday was the “White Ele­
Myren 8. Woodworth, Pastor eltstlo. and tnsplreUeual seurlee.
p h a n ts.” Dr. Hawley~teacher.
Sabbath School, 0:45.
We aim to be duly mindful of
There were 54 in (he herd. The
Our growth during tho past starting »and- closing t a time,
Sunday school crowd taxed the
The great vault of this Imnk of
Special: Our Rally and Home
seating capcity of the building. year has been gratifying,- a
steady
gala
in
attendance
even
Coming
Day
was
one
of
finest
There have been additions the
cers security for money ami valu­
lest two lard’s Days at the church
services, one last Sunday and six
ables to our friends and patrons.
the Sunday before.
Christian Endeavor bids fair
to become too large for their en­
W ith this is offered you the character of this in­
deavor room and will have to
move to larger quarters.
stitution, established by years of careful, conser­
Sunday morning services, 11:-
vative banking in this community. As our vault
1«.
Subject. “The
is safe and secure,-so are our policies and practices.
Blessings.”
We Will Welcome You As a Patron
zervice
Evangelistic
song
7:30.
Evening worship. 8
Beginning of a series of
ASHLAND. OREGON
on “Characters of the
These messages are evangelistic
in spirit and scriptural la char­
acter.
¡ Blanche Sweet and Neil Hamilton in
Mawhan ifeÜAnPgxtotkm^ptonHCy^PdiamOUIltPiClDæ
Douglas County
Pioneer Passes
Blivcns w i l l probably bo she disappeared from the Ocean
brought here as a witness and Park beach,
handwriting experts will ho em­
ployed to compare the two speci­
mens.
Robert D. Hunt, Venice diver,
will probably bo subpoenaed as
the result of his story that pub­
(Continued From Page One)
licity was the motive for contin­
uous deep sea diving searches for
. r
At Pasadena
Kenneth 0- Ormlston wag re­ Mrs. McPherson’s “ body” after
ported aden in Pasadena Thurs­
day and while deputy sheriffs
searched for the missing radio
operator who the state alleges oc-
cuoied the “love cottage” at Car­
mel with the evangelist, the pre­
liminary trial was resumed after
a full day’s recess.
The family is the biggest
Bill Biivens, Gila Bend, Arlz.,
station agent, was reported to
institution in the country
have party identified a photo­
today. The health of each
graph of the evangelist as tlio
integral member is vitad
woman who sent a telegram from
to the welfare of the faifif-
that place to Tucson on June 15.
ily as a whole. Feed theiti
More Evidence
According to . messages receiv­
correctly, and with intelli­
ed at the district attorney’s of­
gence. Place plenty ci
fice the handwriting on the tele­
gram compares favorably with “ YJTOT oats and milk” is the ' ‘health - building” meat
A JL dietetic urge of the day.
on tho table, and watch
samples of the evangelist’s hand­
It’s the “balanced ration’’ of pro­
writing which were sent to Glia tein, carbohydrates- and vitamincs— results! Meat is rich in
plus the “bulk” to make laxatives
Bend.
health - giving elements.
less often needed — that world’s
authorities
are
advising.
Buy
it at
cause why he should not be pun­
Now yowcook it in 3 tce5 minutes.
Eagle Meat Market
ished for contempt of court in
That’s (aster than plain toast. No
failing to comply with court or­ kitchen muss or bother.
Phone 107
ders relative to the support of
Why go on, then, with less nour­
his wife, and minor child. The, ishing breakfasts? Today get Quick
w \
hearing Monday grows out of the Quaker . . . food that stands by you
through
the
morning.
divorce case of Blanche S. Cun­
Your grocer has Quick Quaker—
ningham against Roy T. Cunning­ also Quaker Oats as you have always
ham which is pending in the Cir­ known them.
,
cuit Court. Mr. Cunningham Js a
retired army officer living at Cen­
tral Point.
Border Rider
Testifies in
Aimee’s Case
RAMILY
The
Record
for cooking
.Take Advantage of Our Low Prices and Lay
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With The Aid of Seiqice
FIRST
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Mrs. Wm. C. Fischer, 3009
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oceaaionaly takes Foley Pills, a
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which helped her over a quite se­
vere ailment. “Yes,” she says,
“I still take Foley Pills, diuretic
at time, whentver I feel I need
them, and as a result my health Is
Wonderful.”
Not surprising, (or
Foley Pills, diuretic, are a reli­
able, vauable, tonic medicine,
conatanty in use over 35 years,
promoting t h a t satisfactory
cleansing flow so necessary to
good health.
Try them. Sold
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Ashland
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Tomorrow, Saturday,
SATURDAY OF
October 9
THE CONLON
Cabinet Ironer
An Ironer on Ironing Day,
A Kitchen Table the Rest of the
Week. —
See it as it Actually is.
DR. W . E . M E A N W E L L 'S “SE R V U S "
A T H L E T ^ S H O E , 82 .7 5
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The Winchester Store”
ARMY GOODS STORE
Biggest Little Store in Town
Opposite New Hotel — Open- Evenings
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Hardwheat Flour
Netted Gem Potatoes
u. s. no . i
An
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co n
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Tru Blu Chocolate
Eclairs
Per
Pound
Lipton’s Coffee
VACUUM
PACKED
25c
Pure Honey, New Crop, 5 Pound P a i l ..
Nice Ripe Bananas
3 Pounds
High School Athletic Field
Heating
Your Winter Supply.
Swift’s Jewell Shortening, 4 pound pail
Klamath Falls
Admission, 50-35 Cents
Stoves
M a rk e t Basket
A Facture Pag«
For Tellitog thé
Cooks About tl|e
Good Eatdbles'
ASHLAND ELEC]
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370 East Main Street
OC<
Dry Onions
10 Pounds
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61 North Mcia S t
Tho«. Hill, 1
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