Friday, Nov. 21, 1941
SOUTHERN OREGON MINER
ItF.I.IA IF.W M..HM
<11111(11 OF' (Hill'll
second and It Streets
Earl F. Downing, Minister
F'l'l.l. GOSPEL TEMPLE
E.
.Main and NIsMyotl Blvd.
I..
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Furman,
Pastor
Bible school 9 45 a iu . I, (J
Sunday school 9:45 a m
Gresham, superintendent
Morning worship 11 o'clock
Morning service II o'clock Ser­
mon, "Men Alight
Always to
C A service H 45 Sumlav eve
I’ray."
: nlng Evangelistic service to fol­
ctirlstiun Endeavor 0 30 p m low at 7:30 o'clock.
Junior, high achrarl, young peo- :
C A service and choir practice
pie and adult groups
7:30 Tuesday evening
Evening service 7 30 o'clock
i»oie
slimy miu
Bible study
and prayer
prayer meeting
Sermon, "The Present War in the|7 ;|0 Kl((Uy evening.
IJght of Bible Prophecy "
Everybody la cordially invited
Midweek prayer meeting 7:30
I to all services.
p III Wednesday
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EDI KMqi AKE ( III Ki ll
TRINITY EI*IS4 4>PAI. ( III lt< II
Dr. 4 Inode E. Sayre, V K ur
Holy Communion k a m.
Church school 9:30 a m
Sermon and morning prayer
o'clock
Young People's Fellowship 7
m
Holy Communion, 9 3(1 u
Wednesday.
Choir will meet 7:30 p
Thursday
Inviteli
You arc cordially
worship with us
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Sunday school 10 a m. H O
Butterfield, superintendent.
Morning worship 11 a. m.
Evangelistic service 7:45 p m.
Week night services Tuesday
and I* i Iday evenings at Tt4B.
1 1
a
m
CATHOLIC < III IC< II
tn
Rev, W. J. Meagher, Pastor
Muss at 9 a m. Sunday.
to
.Sunday school for children con­
ducted by several Sisters from
the Sacred Heart academy of
FREE METHODIST < III R< II
Medford following mass
East Main Street
John It. Poet, Pastor
«
< III 1« II OF THE N V/.ARENE
took part In a demonstration in
reading at Southern Oregon Col-
lege of Education Monday after-
noon
Pupils taking part were
Henry Metz, Winton Miller Ray-
mond Hoad ley, Laurence Lebow
and Kenneth Reynolds Mrs. Pen-
dleton took the group to Wimpy's
for refreshments after the demon-
stration
£
Give Jewelry
for
CHRISTMAS
E
ONLY
!
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Don’t Forget Mother at
Christmas
We have the appropriate gifts:
Watches, Diamonds, Silverware,
Electrical Appliances, etc.
RAMSEY JEWELRY STORE
“Home of Better Jewelry”
Hwedenburg Building
Ashland, Oregon
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Sunday school at 9:45 a
Bernice Bear«, superintendent In
charge.
Moi rung worship at II o'ekidi
Junior inerting and Young Poo
pie's meeting at (I 15 p m Even
Ing worship at 7 30 p m
Mill week prayei meetlliv Wed
nesday evening at 7 30 p m
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You ate well...... v to .1
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FIRST METHODIST ( III IC( II
< or. hi. Main anil laturel St*
Dr. George W Bruce, Minister
Bunday church school at 9 45 u
m
a class for each uge group
Morning set mon nt I) o'clock
Wesley Iwague mid Youth Fel
lowshlp st 6 15 p m
Evening sermon nt 7 30 o'clock
Weekly Bible study nt 7:30 p
m , Wednesday
• Bellview grange met In regulai
session '1 uesday evening During
the business meeting Mrs. Elsie
Du vis resigned as chaplain and
Mis. Ix>w Carter was elected to
the olliie and Albert Arnold re-
signed as one of the executive
committee, Ed Dunn taking his
place ami George Nichols also was
elected on the committee Mrs Al­
ta Nichols was elected pianist.
The members voted to donate $5
to th.- la.uise Home for Crippled
Children In Portland. During the
li i lute hour Mi Keeman and Dr.
Quill from Midford gave talks on
common farm rind home hazards
mid how to render first aid Hosts
for tin evening were Mr and Mrs
Vai Inlow Mi and Mrs George
Helms and Mi and Mrs Noel
Heard
• Mr mid Mrs Mark True spent
Thanksgiving with Mrs True’s
father, II L Gregory, at Central
Point
• Auntie Jane McCoy of Ashland
spent last we.-k with Mrs Malin*
da King
A birthday dinner was given at
the A. R Kincaid home Sunday
honoring Mrs Kincaid and J C
Hamaker Guest list included Mr
and Mrs. J C. Hamaker, Mr and
Mrs Arthur Hamaker Earl War-
ren mid the hosts, Mr and Mrs
Kincaid and Eunice.
• Joe Wade left last week
several weeks visit with his mo­
ther and other relatives in Kansas
and Missouri.
• W O Martin and Mr and Mis 1
D F Korth and sons are (pending
the week with /■ ? Martin
family and the <» L Brock fam
ily in Tacoma
• Iron McKenzie nephew of Mrs
Heiman Helm and teacher In Hu-
Medford schools, and Miss Ixrr-
othy Isaac of Medford were mar
lied in Reno last Monday. Don
made his home with Mr. and Mrs
Helm while attending Southern
Oregon College of Education and
his many friends join In extending
congratulations
• Clayton Kruger of Ta<orna
spent last week with his brother
and sister Vernon and Helen Kni
ger at the Chester Applegate
home
• A large crowd attended the
Bellview P TA last Friday Mem­
bers voted to make a charge of
five cents per pupil for hot lunch­
es Mrs Luke Willis was employed
to do the cooking Mrs R. E Bell,
Mrs William Briggs and Mrs
Thomas Wenaus were appointed
to have charge of the Christmas
tree and treats
• Mr an dMrs. Wayne Heard and
children and Mr and Mrs Arthur
Peters were dinner guests of Mr
and Mrs S. A Peters for Thanks- I
giving
« The Bellview school is closed
this week for teachers' Institute |
and the Thanksgiving holiday.
• The second grade pupils under)
the direction of Mrs Pendleton
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Are you considering joining a
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Bertriuid F*. Peters, in, Pastor
l oHrth mid <’ Streets
Church school 9 45
Morning worship at 11 o'clock
Irepartmentai meetings. Junior
Young People, Adults, 6:30 p m
Evangelistic service 7 30 p m
Young people's Bible study 7 p
m. Tuesday
Prayer meeting 7 30 p m Wed
nemlny
Choir practice 8 30 p nt Wed­
nesday.
•
F IRST PRESBYTERIAN
( III K< II
Howard <1. Eddy, Minister
Bible BChOOl 9:45 a ni
Morning worship II o'clock
Sermon. "The Central Theme of
Three Preachers”
Evening service 7:30 o'clock
Sermon. "Pen Portraits of Jesus'
Erlends the Wilderness Preach­
er."
Choir leader. Miss Florence Al­
len Organist. Mrs J W McCoy
•
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NEIGHBORHOOD CONGKEGA-
IIOMI. < 1111« II
Boiileyard and Morton Streets
< larence F' Met all. Minister
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~
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