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Page ö SOUTHERN OREGON MINER INVITE ASHLAND FOLK TO CHURCH Tonight Only' ‘WINGS OVER HONOLULU 7 with RAY MILLAND WENDY BARRIE KENT TAYLOR PLUS ‘HATS OFF’ with MAE CLARK JOHN PAYNE Skeets Gallagher 3 RADIO ROGUES • SATURDAY • 2 FEATURES 2 LEE TRACY in BEHIND THE HEADLINES” PLUS AKIM TAMIROFF LLOYD NOLAN CLAIRE TREVOR in “KING OF GAMBLERS” SUN • MON »TUE HE LOST 1 HIS THRONE TO A BEGGAR! (Continued from page 1» evil and champions tne oppressed Her sympathy knows no caste or color; God hath made of one flesh all people tor to dwell together upon the face ot the earth.’ She is the greatest generator of good will the world has ever known She is the only hope of the world Has this givatest of ail institu- tions registered itself on your consciousness? Probably not un less you are a church goer Yet if all of the influences of the church were remove»! from Ashland, you would soon be moving out too. " Let us reason together sayeth | the Lord.' Have you been quite I fair to this institution which has I been and is blessuig you every day? It is not all a matte: of courtesy and gratitude, she has I much more for you than you have ever received: instruction, inspira tion, courage, peace, health, hos- I pitality and heaven. "Psychologists tell us that «the most successful and happy people are those who cooperate in com- ' mon enterprises with others, and that children whose parents at- | I tend church, and who themselves : attend Sunday school, develop into the most wholesome characters. | 1 "The church is not perfect no , human organization is but there is no institution on the face of the i earth that is more active for a better tomorrow than the church Racial prejudices will be eradi- cated, social and economic injust- ' ice will be banished and artificial ! nationalism will be eliminated, thus bringing an end to war This is the program to which the I churches of Ashland invite you "Sunday will be loyalty Sunday. the church doors will be open to you, offering everything that they j have and in addition an opportun ity to have a part in the biggest business on earth.” ALBANY ,SONS TO MEET SATURDAY ANI» THEN THE El'N BEGAN! and a distingui«hed supporting cat th Belcaslro, Wolfe To Jackson ( ounty Nine Peal lire Monday Eve Loses To Josephines Wrestling at Armory T<><> milch Grunts Pass hitting Back to the wiest ling wars on I I'omoter Mack Lillard's regular Monday night card at the Medford armory next week conies lug Pete Bclcnstro, berserk Italian villain who has been booed and hissed from pillar to post in past bouts in Medford and who is slated as the last hop* to stop the depre- dations of the bloodthirsty and unethical l*cs Wolle in tile main event. The Texas Wolf is tiie Dr Jekyll Mi Hyde changeling who deserted a clean reputation to lie come the most cordially hated gruppier ever td gouge an eye on a Millard card Frankie Clemens, importer of the famous Indian paialvzcr hold from the dvrruk studded leaches of Oklahoma, will lace populai Marshall Carter in the middle match, and the card will Is- opened set the picked baseball train from Medford and Ashland down In de fiat before a handful of Josephine county lair attendees In two gam«« out of three iii tin' special series promoted by Mnnngi'i Fled Roper nt Grants Pass Saturday and Sun day Lurry Pepper. Medford hurlrr, won the second game of the set- lea I I. but tile Grants I'ass Glen- dal> outfit won. b 2, Saturday and 6-0 In the last game Jack Balding, Ixiwell Brown. Altai Ager mid Darrell Is-iivcns, all members of the 1937 l.lthian dub. and Jack Kemltzer were Ashland contributions to the Jackson county aggregation. when Frankie M iih loch stages an* other "homecoming" against Bob by Wagner JIM STARBUCK r DOPEY the Dope! Bowermun will take his crying towel onto the field with him Fri day night but he won't need it The Tornado will blow the apples down Two touchdowns ASHLAND Ill-GRAN'TS PASS The Grizzlies will prove that last week’s win was no fluke and will club the Cavemen, l!>-7 Tile Miner this week was sin eessful bidder on printing of the Rogue News, bi-weekly high school newspaper, for the third consecu tive year Bids were so close this year that a vote was taken by student council executives, the students selecting the Miner's commercial printing department for the job The Rogue News, first issue of which wtll conic out today, is a four-page. four-column tabloid printed on machine-finished book paper and, besides stories of school activities, contains many features On the staff are Harold Baugh man, edito: . George Nance, city editor; Everett Nance and Jack Bentley, sports writers Bruce Schilling and James Curtis, bust- ness managers; journalism class, reporters, and typing class, typ- ists D. H Ramsdell, journalism instructor, is faculty advisor OLOODY but unbowed. Dopey , 1 rears his ugly head again this (Continued from page 1) i week with a fresh pack of rumors strong on both offense and de I about football games, margins of fense; right end, Sether, 190-pound score, etc. And. to those readers basket bal star, or Barton, a new who have fault to find with last man; right tackle. Johnson, 256- week's bobbles, remember the pound giant veteran; left tackle. thousands of smart men who said Cary, 185 and an old head; right that the horse was here to stay, guard, Butler, 210-pound freshman, that Amalgamated Balderdash or Bailey, another first-year man; would hold steady on the '29 mar left guard, Sandburg, letterman, ket and that if man had been in or Brace; center, Plaep, last year tended to fly he’d have had wings regular; quarterback. Nelson or Anyone can be wrong, even Dopey! Redke; fullback, Barnes or La- Particularly when a bunch of Branch; left half, Esselstrom, if a Santa Clara Broncos get a burr practice injury allows, or Leonard | ( under their saddles and beat Stan- Warren, star at Ashland high last 1 ! ford, and Idaho retains enough of year; right half. Simpson, 170- that stuff to come back in the FOR SALE Flat top oak desk, also one small boy s bicycle Call pound veteran who can call sig final quarter to pass OSC for an 581 East Main street i 48p) nals, pass and makes a specialty upset win. Even Slippery Rock of dropkicks; Hansen, from Frank Teachers lost their first game, 7-0! lin high of Portland; Cady, a whiz Then, too, there’s poor old Ore WANTED ' :i h.p heavy duty motor. Call at Miner (47c) on reverses and best kicker on the gon! No hot weather alibi there squad. in a night game—it must have FOR RENT Four room apart On the Albany lineup will be been that they couldn't see that ment for four girls, 2 large bed Davis, an all-conference man last UCLA colored star in the dark, rooms 152 Sherman St. (49c) ¡year at left end; Garland, right suh! Dopey gives you Kenneth end; Croeston and Peterson, the Washington—first in .peace, first DENTISTS I latter a six-foot four-inch veteran in war and about 50 yards ahead of several years experience, and of any player from Eugene! DR R. E. WALKER . the former even heavier at 210 But Dopey sure knew his onions Phone 178 pounds and well over six feet tall, about California, USC and Wash Swedenburg Building tackles; Bromley, right guard, and ington, if he does say so himself, Pete D’Alfonso, a fleet backfield and he does say so. As far as the ¡star last year at left guard; Ashland high game was concerned, ELBCTKICAL SERVICE I Tubby Manning, two-year veteran i it was a pleasure to miss on that I at center; Gene Sitton, veteran. one—and, at least, the Dope picked X. L. ELECTRIC fullback; Les Pete, Glendale base- i Yreka as their opponent, not Phono 82 ' ball player this summer, quarter; I Dunsmuir! 137 N Pioneer Ht. Ken Blatchiey and John Faucett, But, back to the task at j halfbacks. hand. This week they’re all -------------•_—------- tough ones. Employing only FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH the recognized five Charles E. Dunham, Pastor 1—318b Dopey gives you this Sunday is rally day. At the NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION worth: church school hour. 9:45 a. m, General luind Office ut Roseburg, there will be a Bhort program and USC-WASHINGTON: The Hus- Oregon promotion exercises for primaries kies can win two in a row and NOTICE is hereby given that and juniors. will prove it at the expense of the Helmer Anderson of c/o E. C. The morning worship at 11 o’ Jones boys. Score: 14-6. Bartlett, Parker Mountain Service clock. The pastor’s theme will be WASHINGTON STATE-IDA- station, Keno, Ore., who, on May "Loyalty to Christ.” HO: Purely on the strength of 19, 1930, made original homestead The Young People's union will last week’s games and the fact entry (Act June 9, IMS), No meet at 6:30 p. m. that Idaho is more versatile, let’s 019085, for N%SW!4, SE’^SW1*, Evening worship at 7:30 o’clock give them the nod. The comrades section 3, township 39 Houth, range The pastor will preach. from Moscow, 6-0. 4 east, Willamette meridian, has Those who have been irregular CALIFORNIA - OREGON filer! notice of intention to make in their attendance and those who STATE: The Beavers will get past final proof, to establish claim to have no church home are cordially the bug patrol at the border but the land above described, before invited to attend our rally day never past the Bear line. Score: Victor A. Tengwald, United States services. 14-0. commissioner, at Medford, Oregon, Prayer and conference meeting OREGON - STANFORD: The on the 22nd day of October, 1937 at 7:30 o’clock Wednesday night. coin lit on edge for this one. Paul- Claimant names as witnesses: man will lead the Indians to a Milton M. Seaman, Robert Edsall, THE NEIGHBORHOOD CHURCH score but Oregon will be on their Saylor Bailey and E. C. Bartlett, Congregational home field so 7-7 will be the out all of Keno, Oregon. Sunday, October 3, is loyalty come. GEORGE FINLEY, Sunday. Register. MINNESOTA-NEBRASKA: Un Church school, 9:45 a. m., Mrs. less the powerhouse blows a fuse (Septl0-17-24Octl-8) Glen Prescott, superintendent. the Gophers will win at Lincoln, Morning worship, 11 o’clock. 24-7. Communion: Anthem by the choir; OHIO STATE-PURDUE: Ohio sermon, "This Church and You”; State ranks third in the United solo, Mrs. D. E. Nourse; baptism States and won’t let the hard luck and reception of new members. champs do much about it. The Christian Endeavor, 6:30 p. m Buckeyes by three touchdowns. Junior, Laura Mae Ross, leader; NOTRE DAME-DRAKE: Sure, senior, election of officers. the Lord loves the Irish if their Evening service, 7:30 o’clock. hearts is pure! They’ll make a 358-370 E. Main Rt.—Est. 1922 The new type of service will be goose out of Drake by at least inaugurated. Congregational sing four tallies. ing, special music by the junior CARNEGIE TECH-NEW YORK choir and answering and discus U: Don’t bring me anything but sion of life-centered questions wiolets, sweet wiolets! N'Yawk I If the sun ceased shining you will aid the Tech advisory board would miss it. If the churches of in cutting down athletic promi Ashland closed their doors, you nence at ‘ the ~ Pennsylvania school would miss them. by a touchdown or two. Bring in Your Old Buttery mid i ------------ •------------- ST. MARYS-GONZAGA: The Receive an Allowance on a DRUNK COOLS HEELS Gaels will gallop Sunday and, be- New Battery Louis Meeks, 52, Grants Pass, is sides breaking the Sabbath, they’ll A-l Lubrication hy Karl in the county jail for 80 days since bust Gonzaga. The Mad Moragans he was unable to fulfill the 30 by two touchdowns. I Like To Herve You days and $100 fine assessed him SONS - ALBANY: Everybody Dr. W. Oeser Wednesday in justice court here beats Albany, why not the Nor for driving while drunk Tuesday mal? 7-6. on the new Siskiyou highway MEDFORD HI-HOOD RIVER: | WESTERN AUTO n supplì co . I! t:\ST Mt IN STREET \S1I1.\NI>, OREGON Miner Press Awarded Rogue N ews Print ine Western Oil ( omplete a, 44c gal Stock of Eastern Oil W inter Car Accessories COMPARE OUR QUALITY AND PRICE! SAVE WITH SAFETY! WANT ADS LEGAL NOTICES OESER’S SUPER Service Station Billy MAUCH Bobby MAUCH Barton MacLane Claude RAINS Friday, October 1, 1937 Signal Oil Co. 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