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Page 2 Friday, January 28, 1938 SOUTHERN OREGON MINER , day for Orville. Calif Betty plans to attend school there and stay BLACK COAT DR^SS ' with her sister. Mrs. L D. Crosby. I Mrs. Spencer and Lucille will re turn in a few days. • Mrs. Homer Moore entertained • Miss Eunice Kincaid spent last members of the Wednesday club Saturday and Sunday with Miss of the Presbyterian church at her I Helen Elam of Ashland home Wednesday afternoon. The regular business meeting was • Miss Dorothy Avent. who held, followed by the social hour. makes her home with Mr. and She was assisted in entertaining Mrs. Archie Kincaid, spent last by Mrs. Wade Wallis and Mrs. Saturday and Sunday at her home in Medford with her parents, Mr. C. B. Lamkin and Mrs. K. C. Avent. • Miss Alice Metcalfe spent last • A group of women met at the Sunday with Miss Mary Walker, Bellview Grange hall Wednesday who is in Talent, where she is to complete work on the tableau employed for a short time. costumes. Mrs. Archie Kincaid, • George Yockel underwent a who is chairman, was assisted by minor operation in Medford Wed Mrs. Henry Stenrud, Mrs. Alice nesday morning. He is improving Helms, Mrs. J. E. Gowland, Mrs. as well as can be expected. Mabel Moore, Mrs. Wren New • Mrs. J. O. Talent spent last house, Mrs. Lou Carter, Mrs. Saturday and Sunday and a few Crow and Mrs. Arnold. Mrs. I. E. days this week visiting her daugh Deadmond and Mrs. Louis Panky ter, Mrs. Orr of Klamath Falls. prepared luch for the group. • Kenneth and Joe Rosen re • Mr. and Mrs. Archie Kincaid turned Wednesday from a short I spent Sunday visiting Mr. and business trip to Sacramento. i Mrs. Henry Stenrud. • The Bellview Grange announces • Axel Dahl made a business trip a dance for Friday. Feb. 4. Dick to Medford Wednesday morning. ey’s orchestra will furnish the • Sunday afternoon members of will be the Grange tableau team and the music. Refreshments served at midnight. drill team will meet at the Grange • Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Farmer hall to practice. A covered dish and baby daughter Dolores re luncheon will be served at noon. turned to their home in Dorris. All Grangers are welcome. Calif., Thursday after spending • Messrs. Mark True, Wade Wal the last week with Mrs. Farmer's lis, Edwin Dunn, Louis Pankey. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Willis Byrd Ben Christleib and Albert Arnold and family. attended a farmer's meeting at the • Bert Wade, who recently un- court house in Medford Wednes derwent a sinus operation, is im- day. proving as well as can be ex- • Elmer Brian is spending sev pec ted. eral days at the Community hos • Mrs. Ray Spencer, Betty Spen pital suffering from an infected cer and Lucille Jennings left Tues- finger. JBHI • Mr. and Mrs. Walter Leng- r streth and Mr. and Mrs. Edwin So lavishly trimmed with diver Dunn attended the recreation school in Medford Tuesday eve- fox that it resembles a cape is this ning. Dunn and Longstreth also Royer designed black coat dress. attended the school Monday eve- The coat carries (nr on the sleeves and down the front as well as the ning. • Word has been received here back.*' Huge silver hooks and eyes by Mr. and Mrs. Herman Helm fasten the wide shaped belt with a that Mr. Helm's father was hurt tucked front skirt panel that ends in in an automobile accident near flattering pleats. Vestie of white Prineville Saturday. He was taken silk crepe and white gloves are to the Good Samaritan hospital used, with all other accessories in in Portland, where he is receiving black. Posed by Sonja Henle. medical care. He is improving. One Jump Ahead— • Mr. and Mrs. Walter Long- strelh. Jack and Dale Williams, P-TA council Wednesday after with Lyndel Newbry and Joe Bur- noon. A Balanced Dairy Feed by dic of Ashland, attended the Ash • The Bellview Home Extension land-Grants Pass basketball game. unit will hold its meeting Friday, • The Bellview school board will Feb. 4. The topic for discussion SPECIAL—$1.60 ¡■.old its meeting Friday, Feb. 4, will concern curtains for the home. as announced by Mrs Charles An Mrs. James Metcalfe and Mrs Al per 100-lb. sack Sherad will serve a covered dish derson. clerk. (For Short Time Only) • The Bellview Home Extension luncheon at noon. unit will hold a cooked foods sale • Mr and Mrs. Dexter Wood- in the Ashland Groceteria Satur worth have moved into their new day, Feb. 5. The sale will be in home near the Homer Moore charge of the ways and means ranch. They plan to build cabins committee composed of Mrs. Vin later and operate a camp ground. cent Lanini, Mrs. Vai Inlow and • Lloyd Lewis of Oregon City is spending some time with Mr. and Mrs. I. E. Deadmond. 53 Second Street • Mrs. Richard C. Joy, with Mrs. Mrs Taylor Williams. He is a Correy and Mrs. Rhinebold of brother of Mrs. Williams. KLAMATH HAY Ashland sang a trio for the city • Mrs John Heilmeyer and Mrs James Chamberlin will make a trip to Medford Tuesday of next week to receive instructions on the topic of curtains for the home which will be discussed at the next Home Unit meeting. • Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Christlieb of Ashland entertained a group of Bellview friends at an enjoyable party last week. Those present included Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Rey nolds, Mr. and Mrs. Fred C. Homes, Mr, and Mrs. Claude Con ley, Mr. and Mrs. noy Crow and Mr. and Mrs. George Helms. EXAMPLES OF LOW FARES Round Tri* Ont W»y • Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hast gave a dinner party in honor of the ONE WAY $3.90 $7.05 EUGENE birthday anniversary of * Edith 9.40 5.20 SALEM .......... $13.25 ROUND TRIP Donnelly Wednesday. Those enjoy- 5.90 10.65 PORTLAND Ing the party with the honoree 13.25 San Francisco 7.35 Daily Schedules included Mrs. Mills of Ashland. DEPOT: NIMNGER’S Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Joy and To Choose From son Alden and the host and hos tess, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hast. • A party was given Tuesday ■ evening at the home of Mr. and I I Mrs. Ross Applegate honoring the birthday anniversary of Mrs Vin cent Lanini. Those enjoying the party included Mr and Mrs. Rosa Applegate, Miss Dorothy Apple gate, Argile Moore, tyr. and Mrs. William Lenzle, John Lanini, Hen ry Lenzie, Victor Lanini, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Applegate, Vincent Lanini and Henry and the honoree, Mrs. Vincent Lanini. • BELLVIEW • “KASKADE” SPERRY DAVIS FEED STORE 4 SCIENCE TALK FILLS VARSITY dà a. ut qcttinq tlteïc on time uotkinq beoti ait automatic ELECTRIC WATER HEATER The California Oregon Power Company Robert Stanley Rosa, CSB, of New York City, Thuraday night delivered a talk, “Christian Science: Ita Unlimited Poaalbill- tiea,” before a large audience In the Varaity theater. The apeaker, mgpnber of the board of lecture- ahip of the Mother church, the First Church of Chrlat, Scientist, came here under the auaplcea of the First church of Chrlat, Scien tist, of Aahland. Roaa spoke substantially as fol lows: No doubt, all professing Chris tians believe that, If they had lived in the days of Jesus, they would have unhesitatingly em braced Hia teaching and become His followers To have seen Him heal leprosy, blindness, insanity, deafness, epilepsy and raise the dead would—we now confidently say have convinced everyone. But did it convince everyone in those days? It should have done so; but instead of joyfully accept ing the healings as unquestionable proofs of divine power, some of those who were witnesses became enraged, declared the healings were the work of the devil, and hastened to report JeBua to the authorities at Jerusalem. The lat ter, In turn, sought to put him to death, lest all th« people should ) ) Your Electric BILL Will Be Smaller ) ) ) ) ( ( ) I ( IN AN ALL-ELECTRIC HOME ) As you extend the services of electricity in your home, your electric bill becomes smaller per unit of energy consumed! Hence, the all-electric home buys its power at an even greater saving. Your electrical servant will brighten your home, keep it spotlessly clean, cook your meals, heat your water, mix foods and perform a dozen and one other daily tasks at surprisingly small cost. Con sult your electrical dealer now for savings—in work and money! (P. S.: Mrs. Housewife, electricity never smudges your ceilings, makes your curtains dingy or your pots and pans black.) ), ) ) ) Ashland Light Department I ELECTRICITY IS CHEAPER IN ASHLAND! “Your SERVICE Department follow him To defend their theo logical beliefs, even to the extent of shedding innocent blood, seemed to be more important than to learn the practicable truth about God and man l.ovr Bl»-*««1« This reminds me of an Incident that occurred a year or two ago. One of my neighbors, upon find ing a nest full of mother!»*«* bird- lings, sought to feed them; but whenever his loving hand would draw near enough to the neat, the open mouths would Instinctively close. When he tried leaving food on the edge of the nest, they would not touch it Had not my neighbor been thoughtful enough to put the birdlings into an al ready well filled nest where they were fed by the mother of another brood, those blrdlings would have died of starvation 1 have related this incident in the hop»- that it will help to illus trate why everyone did not accept Jesus as the true representative of God. They dearly longed, even prayed, for the promised .Messiah who, they believed, would come in a particular, predetermined, hu manly-outlined way. But because He came quite differently; be cause He came meekly illustrating the power of impartial, divine love to free the people from mental bondage to sin, disease and death, instead of a warlike monarch who would free the nation from po litical bendage to Rome, they mis understood 'lis loving miss on and rejected 11.« blessings H« came to bestow upon them It is this same mental attitude which today prevents some per sons, even when in great need, from accept.i rg the helping hand of Christian Science, notwith- i standing tl e proofs of healing whic 1 it presents. Their precon- ceived notions about the manner of Christ's reappearing would seem still to be more important than the supplying of their hu man needs. Though spiritually famished, they would starve rath er than accept, from the hand of a stranger, the absolute truth that comforts and heals and saves. Now, my friends, who among you wants to shut out helpful ness? Who wants to permit hiH fears, his doubts, and his suspic ions to rob him of the limitless opportunities for gw d which Christian Science leveala? Thanks to Mary Baker Eddy, never again need anyone starve spiritually; for she has shown us that the bread of life Is always at hand for the asking. She has shown that the truth explained and proved by the Master is omnipresent. Through her teaching, thia truth now is available to all who are willing to receive ft. ««J TRIM • niHL TIlDr » uDt and L BLADE CONTAINEI 2'/i «CHU HUH NOTICE! GET YOUR DOG LICENSE NOW FOR $1.50-MARCH 1ST THE PENALTY IS ADDED G. R. CARTER, County Clerk r Í io got you to try IJuterinn Shaving < reuiu, wu iniiko this unusual bargain offer —l/H<<l-raior-l>ln<l<i container ol genuine porvolain, designed by Esquiro Magasine sculptor, Hain Berman . . . and 2(>-day trial tulie of Liaterinii Shaving • ream . . . Ix>th for 10F, which barely covers cost of packing and mailing. 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