SOUTHERN OREGON MINER
Friday, May 30, 1941
About People You Know
• Waive Ender* I* visiting In Hau • Mrs is>uls Monroe of Portland
visited last Week with Mr. and
Francisco and Lrs Angele*.
• Mr* John Collins and children Mrs o A McCoy
of Klumuth Falls are viaiting with • Vim I- Barrett of Arlington Is a
guest of Mr. and Mrs. R E Stav­
Mi* Bessie Landing
• Mrs .Minnie Okeson Is leaving en* this week
soon to visit with relative* In Min­ • Bill Snyder was a Grants Pas*
visitor Monday.
nesota
• Mias Alice Thompson of Bend • Harry Chipman attended the
ia visiting her parents, Mr and Medford-Redding baseball game
Mrs F. E. Thompson, before lea­ In Medford Saturday evening
ving tor summer sch<*>l at Bell­ • Miss Genevieve McGee and Miss
Anita Cisike, teachers at Klamath
ingham, Washington.
• Mias Clara Pederson virrited In Falls, huve arrived home for their
summer vacations.
Bly over the week end.
• After a visit In Mobile. Alaba • Miss Loraine Stevens, who
ma, George Ward ha* returned to teaches at Malin, is visiting with
her parents, Mr and Mrs W J
hl* home in Ashland
• Mr* W. S Stcnnett and Mrs Stevens, before leaving for summ­
Hazel Fern* attended the Rebekah er school at OSC.
Lalge convention in Baker laat
week
1 BELLVIEW NEWS
• Jimmy Buughmun, teacher at I
Marshfield, Is visiting In Ashland • Mra. Amy Spafford returned
la-fore leaving for summer xhool to her home in Portland Sunday
• Mr and Mr* Win E Waite ufter spending a week viaiting
of M<*lesto, California visited here with her parent*. Mr. anti
their Hon George Berglund for a Mra. John Farmer and other rel­
atives
week.
• Mr. und Mr* D H Kerr have • Milton Hamilton was graduated
returned home from L>* Angele* last Saturday evening from the
• Mr* Ford llunnell and daugh­ Adventist Academy. The graduat­
ter of Bend visited with Mr and ing exercises were held nt Medford
Mrs Gearhart several days this • Mr* I E Deadmond entertain­
ed the home economic* club of
week.
• L. D W Meservey ha* returned the Bellview Grange at her home
home from an extended trip to Thursday afternoon The group
worked on apron* for the baz.zai
his old home in Michigan.
• Born to Jackson A Bits* and which will be held thia fall. Those
Mr* Bliss, formerly Mia Beatrice attending were: Mra Geo. Helm*,
Lockhart, on May 20th, a son Mia Geo. Nichola. Mra. Willi*
Mr Bliss ia on the high school Byrd, Mra Henry Carter, Mr*
faculty at Scio, but at one time J E Gowland, Mr» Walter I »avia.
both Mr. and M rs Bliss were Mra. Clair Kincaid. Mr*. Vai Inlow
Haynes,
Ashland high school instructors Mra Richardson, Mrs
Mr* Henry Stemud, Mr*. Glen
• Miss Nellie Perrine, teacher at Bennett of Medford and Mr* Ros­
Rogue River, has arrived home coe Applegate, chairman of the
to spend her vacation with her club
father. C. J Perrine
• Mr* Harry Farmer of Neubie-
• Those attending the Northwest l»rr. Calif I* spending aeveral day*
Hhrine Council in Seattle were with her parents, Mr. and Mrs
Harry Travis, Karl Nlms, Hal Willi* Recton
McNair, Millan] Grubb and Sam • Mr* I E Deadmond wa* a din­
Jordan
ner guest of Mrs Eliza Hicks in
• Jim Bldgood and Sam McNair Ashland last Friday
attended the Rexal) convention
• Mr am! Mrs D F Korth and
in Portland last week
e Mr and Mr* Charles Tilton of sona, Jimmie and Donnie, and Mr.
Klamath
Fall*
w<-r<
Suiid.iv amt Mr* W A Martin made a
guests of Dr and Mr* C.F Tilton trip to Yreka Sunday afternoon.
e p.mi i' • niiowei
atudent at • Mr and Mr* William Turner
Multnomah Bible 8ch<*»l in Port­ and daughter Ruby entertained at
land, has arrived home for hi* a one o'clock Sunday dinner the
summer vacation
following guests: Mr. and Mrs.
• Mr and Mr* Colver Anderson, Ward of Rogue River. Mrs. L. E
who live near Grants Pas*, visited Kearnes and Mra. Ed Ricker and
scven»I days with Mr and Mr* son Clyde of Grants Pass. Gordon
A O McGee the first of the Week Craber and Wm Hinch of Ashland.
• Mr and Mrs S J Jandrrau The afternoon was spent in visit­
with their sons have left for Ken­ ing.
edy. Texas where they will visit • Barbera Helm. Patrtca Bell.
their daughter. Mrs Alton Newell Bernice Recton, Norma Weanus.
• Mr* J A Morgsn I* now In Vida Beer*. Henry Ixinine, Lyda
the Community Hospital recover­ Catherine Davis, Christina Gary
ing fn»m an operation performed and Vir-.ril Keltz will graduate
last Tuesday morning
from junior high at two o'clock
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Bertrand F. Peterson, Pastor
Fourth and C Streets
First Baptist Church
J. R.
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Church
Turnbull, Minister
163 East Main
Phone 62X1
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Bible schixil 9 45 a rn. C E
Dr. < laude E. stay re, Vicar
Corry, superintendent.
Holy
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Morning worship 11 o'clock
Church school 9.30 a m.
Wednesday 7:30 p. rn., player
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Sermon and Holy Communion,
praise and Bible study. Subject
CASUALTY - LIFE
"The Board* of the Tabernacle.” 11 am.
First Presbyterian
Holy Communion Wednesday
Monthly bunine** meeting
I N S U R A N C E
Thursday 7:30 p. m., choir re- 9:30 a m.
Church
Choir will meet Friday 7:30 P
I)«-|>endahle Protection at
hearsa).
Jame« H. Edgar, Minister
m.
Reasonable, Rates
You are cordially invited to
worship with us,
Sunday school 9:45 a. m.
Church of Christ
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M. T. BURNS
Worship service 11 a. m. Dr.
Second und B Streets
ON THE PLAZA
John K. Howard, guest minister.
C. Alton Brostrom, Minister
No evening services until fur­
First Methodist
ther notice.
9:45- Bible School. L. U. Gresh­
Church
am, General Sujierintendent. Clas­
Dr. George W. Bruce, Minister
IS YOUR PRESENT LIFE
ses for every one.
INSURANCE
ADEQUATE?
Free
11:00- Morning Worship.
^Tiunda^achooTTiUj^a^i^nien
Special music by the choir.
O. McGee, superintendent.
See
Methodist Church
7:00- Meetings of the Christian
The morning sermon is at 11
Eant Main Street
Endeavor Societies.
o'clock by Dr. Sydney Hall, dis­
John R. Poet, Pastor
STEVEN R.
8:00- Evening Service.
The
choir
trict sujierintendent.
Special Music and Message.
will sing the anthem, "Hark, Hark
Sunday school at 9:45 a
Monday4: Christian Endeavor My Soul” and Mrs E. O. Smith
Sadie Simpson, superintendent, in
Skating party.
and Mrs. Paul Byers will sing the charge.
Wednesday: Choir Practice.
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duet, ‘Master, the Tempest is
Morning worship at 11 o’clock
•
Raging."
Junior meeting and Young Peo­
The evening service is at 8 ple's meeting at 7 p. m. Evening
METROPOLITAN LIFE
the sermon subject being worship at 8 o'clock.
Neighborhood Church o'clock,
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"I Have a Rendezvous with Life.”
Mid-week
prayer
meeting
Wed
­
Congregational
The fourth quarterly conference nesday evening at 8 o'clock.
Boulevard and Morton Streets
will be held next Monday evening
You are welcome to all services.
Clarence F. McCall, .Minister
with a covered dish dinner honor­
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ing Dr. Hall on this his last of­
Sunday, 9:45 a m. church ficial visit to Ashland
school Mi»s Marjorie Stratton,
Full Gospel Temple
Prayer meeting 7 30 p. m. Wed­
acting superintendent..
nesday.
E. Main and Siskiyou Blvd.
Regular worship service 11 a.
R. E. Schmidt, Pastor
m.
Foursquare Church
Sunday school 9:45 a. m.
Unbeatable
Morning worship 11 o'clock.
Fourth and B Street*
Catholic Church
C. A service 6:45 Sunday eve­
Rev. Edward G. Skultety, Pastor
Pair
Rev. W. J. Meagher, Pastor
ning Evangelistic service to fol­
Sunday school 10 a. m. H. O. low at 7:30 o'clock.
Services: Mass at 9 a. m. Sun­ Butterfield, superintendent.
C. A. service and choir practice
day Sunday school after mass
Morning worship 11 a. m.
7:45 Tuesday evening.
conducted by Sisters of Sacred
Young People’s meeting 6:30 p. | Prayer meeting 7:30 Thursday
Try Our Milk and Cream
Heart Academy, Medford.
Skultety
in charge, evening.
m. Mrs. E O.
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Evangelistic service 7:45 p. m.
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ASHLAND PRODUCT
Everybody is cordially invited
Week night services Tuesday to all services.
Thursday afternoon.
• Mrs Mary Hash, chairman of and Friday evenings at 7:45.
the Home Extension Unit, ha* Prayer meeting precedes these
Young people in
called a special meeting to be held two services
at the grange hall June 6 for the charge of Tuesday service.
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purpose or making out reports
Clover Leaf Dairy
and taking care of some special
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business before the last meeting
WANTED - Clean cotton rags.
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which will be held in the park
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sometime in June.
a few weeks at their ranch south
• Mr. and Mrs Dexter Woods- of Talent.
worth and baby have returned to • Word has been received that
their home after a month's visit John Kelty who has been employ­
with Mr. Woodsworth's mother ed by the Southern Pacific in the
and Mrs Woodsworth's parents northern part of the state was
at Los Angeles.
recently married at Eugene and
• Mrs Mary Hash and Mrs. Carl will leave soon for Anchorage. Al­
Henry were in Medford Monday aska Robert Kelty, recently dis­
A light, clean, convenient place to shop for good
attending an all-day meeting for charged from the army with a
things to eat, and we will save you money every
all officers of the Home Extension transportation company in Hon­
Units of the county. The program olulu H.T., was also married rec­
day of the week.
for the coming year was planned ently. The Kelty boys were form­
at this meeting
SAME PRICES FOR THE FOLLOWING WEEK:
er Talent residents
• A large crowd was in attend­
ance at the picnic and closing of • Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Nichols
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room
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winter
sold
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to
the retiring president of the P.T.A.
was presented a lovely gift by the a Medford party who will soon
take posession.
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• Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Estle of • Mr. and Mrs Noble Green who
Chicago, Ill., left Monday evening have been living in the Thompson
for San Francisco after spending property near the school will soon
Extra good, assorted
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• Many members of the Bellview • Mr. and Mrs H. L. Adkinson
grange attended a meeting of the and Mr and Mrs H. Barkley of
(While They Last)
Applegate grange last Friday Oklahoma are guests of Mr. and
evening.
Mrs. Art Black
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Morning worship 11 o’clock.
Subject: "Memorial Day and the
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Junior meeting 6:30 p. m.
Young people's meeting 6:30 p-
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People's meeting 6:30 p. m.
Prayer meeting 7:30 p. m.
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