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nawUy. J fn . » — Daughters ef
m i« meet in Grants Pean Lunch
nt 13:33. Election of offic­
ers.. Anyone wishing <o go
phone |0»-J.
«nary ¿ — College Club ' lunch­
eon at Metel Mqdferd. Med­
ford, Ore.
| urday, January « rat, Rprerend H.
Blake,. Epistppnl minister. offlc-
iatlgg.
Mr. Santera la a local barber
and the eon of M r. J. B. Sander»,
pad Mias M r M a ir a 'w a a proprie­
tor of the beauty shop in McGee’s
dry goods stirs. Mrs. Sanders
was formerly of Portlaud.
The bride and groom left T re k*
immediately a fter the aeremony
for Sacramento, and othyr cities
in California, where they
will
spend their honeymoon.
Tbe young couple's m a n y
friends In this city extend thetf
best wishes and congratulation«
for'happiness and prosperity in
thpir new life.
Should we In-
Myron S. Woodworth. Fagtor
Sabbath e c W T
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Preaching. d l : M .
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Dr. » L. Kempton w ill preach!
Tbe studies during the week
hare been unusually helpful. The
Interest In theef stgdlfe fn dispen­
sations! truth la deepening. Meet-
lags w i l l , ■ continue throughout
next week. A delegation from the
Central Point church will help In
the song service Saturday night.
We were d elig h ted to hard B ar.
Baton and quartette last Monday
uight.
Congregational Cbnrch
of tha M. E. chnreh meet.
ft ft ft
Sunday school at •:< » .
Monday, Jan. 3B— .A rt C I n b American Légion Auxiliary Me«»
Morning worship nt 11 «. m-
meets at tha home of Mrs. J. Monday Evening—
The pastor w|H preach on “A rriv ­
Tbe
American
Legion
Auxil­
Edw. Thornton at 377 Almond
ing at Faith In God.”
iary met in the Pioneer hall on
rire e t
. Junior Christian Endeavor at
Monday, Jan. 10. — Epworth W iahurn Way. Monday evening, «:30 p. m.
Leugne Dramatic club meets in January third.
Junior Christian Endeavor at
Officers were installed as fol­
, the M. B. church parlors.
f;3 0 p. m.
Tnesdey, Jan. I t — Chapter AC, lows: president, Mrs. John Endx
Evening service nt 7:30
Thè
era; secretary, Mrs. C. E. Shinn;
P.,E. O. meets.
pastor’s subject w ill be “Tha
Tuesday. Jan. 11— W . C. T. U. treasurer, Mrs. Roy Praaier; first Church, Is It Meeting tbe Chak
vice-president,
Mrs.
August
meets in the public lib ra ry .
lenge of The Day?”
Tuesday, Jan. I I — Upper Valley Bchuermaa; chaplain, Mrs, W ar­
Tuesday evening the annuel
ren Copk: sergeant nt arm«. Mrs.
QpcuysaUy d u b meats.
bualnos m ^ g o c M M '.fhH*
Tw eed*/. Jen. 31— Alpha' Club 3. A. Cook.
will be held beginning w ith a
A general discussion was held,
masts In the Masonic hall.
dinner at 3:30 . A fter reports are
Wednesday, Jan. IB — Wednes­ during which time it was planned given there w ill be an election of
to stage a membership drive, officers for the ensuing Juan The
day Clap meets. f
Vedneoday,,Jan. ‘IB —Social C ir starting January .seventeenth, and pastor's message t t o the < clnrch
c|s meets la the
Christian I ending February seventh. * I t was w ill be of roar interest. A ir tttam-
also decided to bare a covered-
church parlors.
TW teday, Jan.
I t — E lk ’s La­ dish supper 4n the Pariah Hpuse
dies Card Club meats In the on January seventeenth, for the
members of American Legion
fh k ’s club rooau.
E rte w , J*n-«JA. -*» Past Noble Post No. 14.
The following new . members
« to a d ’s club meets ln thp I. 0.
were taken In; M rs Helen Living­
ston, Mrs. A rthur 8. Taylor and
Mrs. V. V. Caldwell.
Delicious refreshments of cake
and tea were served. Some of tha
Mrs. J. M. Wagaer was the gra- members 9A tbe Auxiliary are busy
cions hostess at a meeting of the making drapes for the Pioneer
Ashland Study Club, which was hall.
held at her attractive home on
Oak street. Monday afternoon,
Jamwry third.
W ill Make T rip to Jacksonville—
«■e usnal program was carried
Lawyer L. A. Roberts will
ont( * Mrs. E. V. Carter had the
pariigmentarr d rill and Mrs. J. W . make a trip to Jacksonville to­
morrow, where he w ill look after
McCoy gave the boo^ „ review,
ehlah was "Thd'Beauty of tha business » Iq lrj- . . .
see for yourself. The rcaieh
court’» investigation o f’ her prin­
ciples and werif. U nlike gll other
Institutions she nee rapaa for «v-
erbody, men. women a«d child­
ren.
No m atter what yonr
elotkeg. your iaepfbc. yob r ^ t p a -
tlon, -ydwr morals, th e chareh
wants to see you at h er torvtow.
Underneath n il h er forme, behind
all her attractions o f hrosic, ora­
tory, society, charity, the chnreh
offers what «11 o f ua need nyw
■athy. je>. victory; Tbe church
invites, urges, challenges yon to
teat her welcome, her worship,
bar work. Come and age.
Sunday, morning,
o’clock
regular quarterly communion of
M»« Lord’s Supper. A t 7:3» n.
m. the pastor w ill answer some
questions which are bethertpfc.
"W h*t did Jesus mean by »love
yoqr enemies?’ Did the camel go
through a needle’s eye? A rdrlnw
of ’The Syrian ChrlaC ” by Rib-
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For your nooi or evening mei
for onetyf hiu
tender and1 ju
Bnt in bo|h instaaoee really the greatest
benefit semes through establishing one’s credit
—• reputation for responsibility ip money mat-
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We invite yon to me our banking service,
Ton w ill And that of advantage, too.
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DURING1 THE
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ent <or coughs, hoarse-
aora l i ront, and bron-
fr«A
given to
family.
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Its next My«. VaaV allkM ilm rg L eft
January i t o i « » -
Mrs. H. H, •VanValBrouhnrg
of North M^ln street, le ft thto
morning on train No. IB for
Treks, Cal., where she w ill spend
The W . B. A ? held their regular a few days visiting w ith friends.
meeting In the Odd Fellows hall
Wsj|gsails / evening, January »,
The usual business was caa-
duqtad, but as th e re was a vary
small attendano«, the meeting ad-
loqrned much earlier than usual.
i t was decided that the next
H. F. Pemberton, Pastor
Morning worship nt IX p’clock.
Barmon subject. The Big Business
The Auxiliary to the Trthtty of the Church.
Erenlng worship at 7:30. Sub­
Guild held their regular business
meeting la the Parish House, ject: Move Up or pip-
Sunday school tor everybody to
Wednesday evening, January ( .
The following officers were study t b , Bible at 3:4».
Epworth League at 0:1». A
elected: President. M< m Gladys
Applegate; vice-president, Mrs. p. live hour with an interesting top­
R Shinn: secretary, Mrs. M illar ic for all young people,
Junior League at 4. Children
Dana; treasurer, Miss Georgle
from 8 to 1-4 are trained la thia
Cottpe.
meeting for Chinitian living.
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Prayer meeting Wednesday eve-
Act Club Meets Monday—
The Ladies* A rt Club of this ing at 7:30.
We cordially Invito you to at­
city Will meet nt the home of Mrs.
tend all these meetings. Ton w ill
J. Edward Thornton at 377 Al-
be heartily welcomed and will
moa< .street, Monday wvealng,
enjoy
the Christian fellowship,
January taath.
the excellent music, tha Gospel
preaching sad the homelike a t­
Maystod la Yrvfca Saturday—
mosphere. Strangers and visitors
Mias Ruby McNamara became «specially welcome. Come as you
the bride of Mr. Claude Ilbere are to this church. Make this
Bandars la Treks, California, Snt- your horns church..
account include convenience, in the matter of a
checMng apo0m|; and th f vain« <rf fuxmxnixUt-
in f
>t interest w^teh m a j
quickly
available, when reference is macs to a savings
aeoonnt. ” 4 »
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Machinas
for fSO.OO as long as they
l*oL
pu m i
club w ill hold
g on
Monday,
mealing, which w ill ha on Wed­
nesday.
January
nineteenth,
woptd ba a social one.
ft M M
AsfrMton to Trin ity Guild Worts
Is tii meetings at T a a m « i. Ora.,
over the Christmas holidays. Will
occqpy tbs pulpit Sunday morn­
ing, ¡Jan. 3.
UM subject w ill be
“ A Pour Page L etter."
The
young people w ill hare charge of
the evening aerrice. Three e f the
young men w ill make abort talks
and there w ill be special maslc.
Bible achopl at the usual hours
and Christian Endeavor at 3:30
p. m. Tha public is invited to
all these services. Special music.
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