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About Southern Oregon miner. (Ashland, Or.) 1935-1946 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 29, 1939)
Friday, Sept. 2», 1939 • HILTS NEWS • • lire Kilt l.adlva Aid met ut thè iiubhouse Thursday afternixm Mi« T. Andersen, vice piesldent, presidiai over thè meeting Mi« rìank Waid and daughter, Mi« Walter Bray, were hostess««. Punì« Wrie illscusscd fot «eniilng delegate« troni tire llllt organlza timi io thè i un ventilili In W'eed <»ct 3 Itelieshmeiits Were «erved following thè buMlneas «csHliin. • Mia Louis Rossi und Mi» Joe Rossi entr i lained frolli 2 to 5 o'ciock Momlay ailerniHin wllli a purly foi Joc Rossi jr, who wu» Nix ycui« old N.ituidiiy Those ut lending weir Mary and Germana ('hlnazzo, Antonera and Georglu Salvv«lro ami their mollici', Mia Josephine Halvestro, Jocy, ldckic und I.011.line ('occulto und their mollici'. M in Alilo Ceccatto, Sil vio Zanniti», hi« mother. M in Zan otto and hi« sistcr, Mrs. Emma l.cyiium. Gina ami Rita Bulinila and their mother, Mia. Roste Sul tana, Rumo Siilvcatro, Roger Ccc cattu und bis mother, Mix 1 »orili Ceccutto, Marcello Alba and Murili, Enos, Mario and Tello Michtdon, Olga Ceivelllne. Dickie Gilberg and his mother, Mr« Rob ert Gilberg, "Corky" Goldenpenny, and Mi«. Al Jeanciell. Table dec orations and cups were in match ing "happy birthday" design« Blue crepe paper hats with pink and gold trimming«, balloons and candy were given to all a« party favors, and photographs of the happy group were taken. Milk- Joe war recipient of a great many lowly gift«. Delirious refresh ments were served and all who attended enjoyed a delightful af ternoon. • M in Belli* Calklno of Yreka 1« nursing at the Hilt hospital during tile absence of Mis Olive Allison, who is in Portland for n ,two Weeks vacation. • Mi and Mis Dick Williams ami >ns atti nded a sut pi I m part al the Pearl Rushton home in Med ford Friday night. • Mrs Pete Leaser and baby son Howard returned to Hilt from the Yreka hospital Late last week. • Mi» Ba VaU ud bom ot a .-« m land were visiting in Hilt Satur- diy • Mi uml Mr» Flunk Thompson and Mrs. Gunnar Holmberg of Susanville arrived in Hilt Friday. Mi Thompson returned to Susan ville Sunday Mrs Thompson is H]M-ndlllg tile week with Mrs. Ben Ollom anil Mrs Gunnar Holmberg is the guest ot Mr. and Mrs Wal- demar Holmberg. • Mrs Frank Judd, former Hill icsident. and Mrs. Gamer, both of Yellowstone, wen- visiting friends and relatives in Hill Monday and Tuesday. Mrs. Judd will be slay ing in Selma. Ore., for a lime, and Mrs Garner plans to visit in San Francisco. • Mis Del Bagley and daughter Sherry returned home to Redding Tuesday They s|M-nt the last week witli Mrs Bagley’s parents, Mr and Mrs Dick Williams • Mi and Mi» j . u u Galkina od Weed visited her parents, Mr and Mr«. T. Andersen last week • Ivar Andersen of Weed came home Tuesday for a visit. SOUTHERN OREGON MINER Many Hear Talk On Science at Varsity By Missouri Woman A lecture on Christian Science •ntn led • 'in 1.1lan ■( lent • How It Meets the Human Need," by Elizabeth McAithur Thomson, CHB, of Saint lx»Ul«, Mo., membei of the board of lectureship of the Mother church, the k'list Church ot Christ, Scientist, in Boston, M ums , was given Thur»xlay night la-fore a large audience In the Vaislty theater, which wax donat rd for the occasion The talk fol lows: Centuries ago, a sweet singer of Israel poured forth in glorious tone a mi-ssagr of hymn of pruine to God, foretelling ills unfailing gixidness. protection, and love Credited to I »avid, this wonderful song, since called the 23 nl Psalm, stirs the hearts and thought of all Christians, for they aee in it the grace of a God nt once tender and most kind Hear the impelling words of the songs Immortal prom ise: "The Lord Is my shepherd; 1 shall not want " Couid.message be more comforting, more vitally en- couragimr and helpful? l»o we heed the singer's mes I sage, let it bring us hope and cheer ? Can't we see, as did the Pnalimst. what it means to trust the good? God, your heavenly Father, loves you. He it is who cares for you. Long after David, there appear ed a woman whose search for truth broght her finally to the conclusion <>f the Psalmist and our Master, and she. too, saw God as He really Is. This woman, Mary Baker Eddy, in desperate need, after many years of experimental research in almost every methixl of healing, turned to the Holy Scriptures to discover, in the teachings of Christ Jesus, the true I meaning of the Old ami New Tes tament writings, the inspiring prophecies oi tin- BtMa Comforter, one real ruAn whose substance must be wholly good. Christian Hcience Illuminates the Hcriptural writings, perfectly interpreting truth for all Its text book, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures," written by Mrs b>l«ly, unlocks the many man aiona of our heavenly Father. Living Is Ixiving and (living Cod's thoughts about Ills chil dren feed them with unfailing good. Substance to Him must be spirit, mind, or true thinking, with never a sense of luck, f nisi ration or defeat. Christian Scientists are taught never to forget their calling. They realize that to them has come a definite responsibility to keep alive, through right thinking and pure living, the religion of Christ Jesus with its practical evidence MESCAL IKE of one Mind and one gixxi. Now is the time, here is the place, forever is its promise in the words of Mrs Eddy (Science and Health, p. 346): "When the omnipotence of God is preached and His absoluteness Is s»-t forth, Christian sermon* will heal the sick." "The Lord is my shepherd; I shall not want." (Jo to your Shep herd, divine Mind and Love. Let the message of truth, as revealed in Christian Science, be your guide arnl protection in all that you do. of thin month, according to word received here by Earl Snell, sec retary of state The law make« it unlawful for any person to operate a car with tire« showing the breaker strip, cushion gum or fabric. Upon noti fication by a peace officer that his tires do not conform to state regu lations, an owner is allowed 48 ---------- •— • James McNair left recently for hi» home in southern California following an extended visit in Ashland. WORN TIRE I.AW GETS ■TART IS PENNSYLVANIA Designed to cut down traffic accident« caused by faulty tire«, a new law pertaining to the condi- tlon of tire« went into effect in the «tate of Pennsylvania the firat For As Little As 48 Cents a Week you may be free from washday! ASHLAND LAUNDRY CD PHONE 7771 31 WATER STREET "For the Ideai washday, Just call. That’« all." Mow What? Br Br S L. HUNTLEY T % hours to make adjustments Spon- «or« of the law . ~ believe ---------- it re* duce traffic accidenta by elimin- atlng many unsafe tire«, it was said An ancient Scottish custom was to throw a bundle of laundry over the newlyweds’ home to in- sure domestic happiness. But what if it fell in the mud! What home, newlywed or otherwise, finds happiness in a bundle of soiled laundry? Just give us a phone call and let our launder ing service transform it into a package of satisfaction for you. The Bible ami Prophecy Tile prophecy of a jieoplc who would be free, foretold in Scripture | and re|ieiited in the writings of | Mrs Eddy. fxiints directly to the enduring nature of all that is gixxi, I and the eventual disappearance of I what is not the beliefs of sin. disease, and deifth With the corn- ■ Ing of gixxi In thought, purpose and plan, the bad or erroneous ' must of necessity go To know the ! truth about anything involves the , giving up of the lie. And to know | the truth about everything the I absolute fact concerning God, man ■ and the universe must demand a recognition of one God and 1 Father, one healing Christ, or! Page 5 * — X. » « 1 • p. Church of the Nazarene Ba t. Wordsuoitli, Minister Fourth and (' Streets Sunday Hible school, 9:45 a. m., ■ Wiley. Niiperin!indent This is rally day and loyalty Sunday with us The Ministerial association ami buslnc«« organi zations of the city are working together to make loyalty Sunday an outstanding day in church life in Ashland. We desire your pres ence. Dr. E. E Martin, district superintendent of the North Pa cific district, a versatile man, will be with us for the Sunday school hour Special features. Morning worship. 11 o'clock’I»r. Martin will be guest speaker. Young people's hour, 6:30 p. m. A lively Bible contest now is on. You will enjoy it. Evening worship, 7:30 o'clock. Tile pastor will preach on the theme, "The Master's Cai) To the Needy.” Second in the serie«. A cordial invitation to you to worship, with us this loyalty Sun day. T S’MATTER POP— Uncle Cy Should Know Better 'Z Vo U T ook t +I chi O u T a T^A HEiT \ TooiJlookl/ A------ • Sub«cribe for Tile Miner today. rHEM DAYS ARE GONE FOREVER By C. M. PAYNE <A New Tune Each Day
