Friday, March 3, I
SOUTHERN OREGON MINER
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Rev. H. S.
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Mr.
and
Mrs.
Henry
Harth
of
Briggs made a business
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• W. M
! Los Angeles. Cal if, visited here
trip to Portland last week-end.
Sunday school 9:48 a. m. with
• Mr. and Mr». George Hilus and Monday at the home of Mrs Belle
classes for all ages Mrs Glen
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Isaacs of Kla­ Songer.
math Falls visited with friends • Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Scroggins Prescott, superintendent.
Morning worship 11 o'clock
of Grants Pass visited here last
here Saturday.
relatives
and Sermon, "The Triumphal Journey
• R. A. Berry who is employed week-end with
of Jesus to Jerusalem,” by the
at Redding visited here last week­ friends.
end with his family.
• Mrs Ellis Lininger left Monday pastor.
Young People's hour 6:15 p. m
• Ned Mars and Ken Watson at­ for Corvallis where she will spend
Everybody welcome.
tended the ski carnival at Snow­ , several weeks with relatives
men's Hill Sunday
• Bill Tycer and Jerry Olson,
• Mr. and Mrs. Sam Jordan and SONS students, visited friends in ity hospital where he recently un­
John Hughs spent several days Klamath Falls last week-end.
derwent an operation.
this week fishing on the Illinois • Mr. and Mrs Frank Horton of
• Ken Weil made a trip to Port­
river.
Chicago visited here this week at
• Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Cline of the home of Mr. and Mrs Lew land early this week.
• Dr. G. A Gitzen of Medford
Redding visited with friends here
Hansen.
was a business visitor in Ashland
last week-end.
• Leon Baughman of Camas.
• Mr. and Mrs. Roger Shidler of Wash., is visiting here at the home Tuesday.
Seattle visited here recently at of Mr. and Mrs. George Baugh- • O. F Carson made a business
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Will
trip to Klamath Falls Monday.
man.
Dodge.
retunied from • Guy Applewhite attended an
•
C.
R.
Bowman
• Anita Cooke of Butte Falls vis­ Salem Monday,
He was called American Legion meeting in Med­
ited here last week-end at the | home
by the death of his sister, ford Monday evening.
home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Leona Martin of Medford.
• Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Hoagland
Mrs. R. H. Cooke.
• Genevieve Patterson arrived
• Alicia Applegate of Butte Falls Monday from Nampa, Idaho, for a made a trip to Klamath Palls
visited here with friends and rela­ visit here at the home of Mr. and Wednesday.
• Mr. and Mrs. C. E. F re man
tives last week-end.
’ Mrs. T. S. Wiley.
• Paul Taylor, now of Redding, • Jack Forsythe and McKenzie made a trip to Dorris, Calif.,
Monday.
spent the week-end here.
. Roberson made a trip to Mount • Jimmy Namitz of Klamath
• Why drive a dirty car? Trade ' Shasta Sunday.
Falls was a business visitor here
at Wolff's Service Station. Free • Mrs.
Arch
Barksdale
and
electrolux cleaning service. Main ' daughter Beverly returned Sunday Wednesday.
and Church streets.
(lie) from a six weeks' visit with rela­ • Glen Simpson attended an
• Mr. and Mrs. H. L. DeArmond tives and friends in Glendale. American Legion meeting in Med-
1 ford Monday evening.
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returned recently from San Fran­ ' Calif.
cisco where they attended the ex­ • I. C. Erwin and Dorn Provost • George H. Fields of the Med­
ford District CCC headquarters
position.
left Tuesday for Portland where
• Mr. and Mrs. Frank Scobert of they will attend the AAU tourna­ was a business visitor Wednesday.
• If you are looking for variety
Eugene visited here for several ment.
days this week at the home of • Larry Porter, Bob Rice, Dor­ in your diet try the Waffle Shop
their daughter. Marjorie Scobert. rance Ruger, Bill Jungwirth and (Bp)
• Wyatt Padgett and Ruth Craft Carl Brower attended the wrest­ • Mr. and Mrs A B. Wick vis­
of Klamath Falls visited Ashland ling matches in Medford Monday ited in Central Point Sunday
• Della Lamb of Roseburg visited
friends last week-end.
evening.
• Leonard Patterson of Corvallis • Mr. and Mrs. Larkin Grubb and I I here with friends and relatives
visited here last week-end with sons. John and Milo, made a trip last week-end.
• Mrs. M. C Murray and Mr. and
Mrs. Patterson.
to Crater Lake Sunday.
• Ted Schopf of Chiloquin spent • Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Brenni- Mrs. Wilber Gardiner of Medford
last week-end here. Mrs. Schopf man made a business trip to Duns­ visited here Sunday at the home
of Mrs. J. M Easterling.
and daughter, Judy, who have muir Monday.
been visiting at the home of Mrs. • Mr. and Mrs. Harry Morris of • The Waffle Shop will solve your
(9p)
Ida Crandall, returned with him. , Klamath Falls visited here last food problems.
• Mrs. Etta O'Brien of Medford
> week-end at the home of Mr and visited with Ashland friends Wed­
Mrs. Axel Hall.
nesday.
• Howard Scroggins of Klamath • Gertrude Wenner made a trip
. Falls visited here last week-end. to Portland this week for a visit
• J. H Hollingsworth made a there with her sister. Geraldine
business trip to Central Point • Ben Gibson of Klamath Falls
Wednesday.
visited here Wednesday.
• Dr. and Mrs. C. F. Tilton visit­ • Helen Lee underwent a major
ed in Klamath Falls recently at operation at the Community hos­
the home of Mr. and Mrs. John pital Wednesday.
Fowler.
• Mr a nd Mrs. Frank Thomas of
• Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ventriss of Chiloquin are here for the SONS
Yreka were business callers Mon- tournament.
day.
• Carl Henderson Of Central
• Juanita Moon is spending a Point was a business visitor
few days in Portland this week
Thursday.
• Mrs. J. S. Gracy of Hornbrook • Harry Hoxie and Buzz Rober-
visited friends here Monday.
son made a trip to Klamath Falls
• Reba Tennyson made a business Tuesday.
trip to Grants Pass Wednesday.
• Lady Lions of Ashland were en­
• W. W. Kirby of Grants Pass tertained at luncheon Wednesday
visited here Tuesday with friends, at the home of Mrs Michael Beck
• Howard Black returned recent- at her home on the old Stage road
ly from Lakeview where he has in Medford.
been employed.
• Wayne Willis returned to his
home Tuesday from the Commun-
First Baptist Church
Charles E. Ihuihain. I’nntor
Church school meets at 9 45 a
m. C N Gillmore, superintendent.
Morning worship at 11 o'clock
■ Filled with the Spirit” is the sub­
ject of the pastor's sermon.
Young Pimple's Union will meet
at 6:30 p. m
For the evening service at 7:30
o'clock we have Rev Ernest Grigg
of Burma as guest speaker
On Wednesday night at 7:30
o'clock this church begins an
evangelistic cam|mign under the
leadership of Evangelist J. R.
Turnbull He Is a forceful s|>eaker
and a Bible teacher of no mean
ability. A cordial invitation is ex­
tended to attend these me«,tings
Church of the
Nazareno
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E. E. Wordsworth, Minister
Fourth and C Streets
The church where you urr
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Sunday school 9:4ft u ill, Mayoi
Wiley, superintendent A growing
school Reorganized to suit all
ages Enlarged facilities Many
more rooms for classes Welcome'
Sacramental service 11 a m
•"The Infinite 1‘asslon of Our Re-
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tion).
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Evening worship 7 30 o’clock
Sermon theme: "A Miraculously
Transformed Life".
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to
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Your host city’s municipally-
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partment joins with all Ash­
land in extending a sincere
welcome to the hundreds of
young men, their coaches and
friends who are here to take
part in this, the twelfth an­
nual Southern Oregon Nor­
mal school’s invitational bas­
ketball tournament. We wish
all of you luck in your am­
bitions, and a pleasant stay
while here.
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