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SOUTHERN OREGON MINER Friday, Jan. 2, 1942 • Horn to Mr and Mix Reck lire 2t>, a son Let Your Answer to Bombs Be BONDS! About People You Know (Al HOI.K < III IU II Rev. W •!. ■ I« ugher, Past« r Ma** ut V a m. Sunday. 4 ill'll* II OF < IIICIST Wc are fighting enemies who will stop at nothing. With our homes, our very Ilves al stake, shall we stop short of giving our dimes and dollars for Defense? Buy Defense Bonds and Stamps every day, every week Buy as if your very life depended upon It. It doent Page 5 FIRS'! METHODIST ( III K( II < or. N. Main rand Laurel Sts. Iir. George W. Bruce, Minister Sunday church school under super intendency of Allen O. Mc- (lee. Morning sermon at 11 o'clock, subject, "The Web <»í Ufe" (New Year). The adult choir will lead the song service and offer a New Year anthem. Wesley league and Methodist Youth Fellowship meet for wor- ship at 6:15 p. m. : " sermon ■ -> 7;30 on sub- Evening ject, ‘ M.inaginj: _ One’s Self.'’ yba young people’s choir will sing an anthem. Prayer meeting at 7:30 p. HI Wednesday. Second and II Streets Earl F. Downing. .Minister Bible school 9 45 a. in. All members of the school arc urged t<> be present for "Mobilization I >ay” which inaugurates the Chris tian Education Advance program Morning service II a in Sei ■ mon. “That's Becaus«- They Don't Know Jesus " Christian Endeavor at 6:30 p m with junior, high school, young I people, und adult groups Evening service 7:80 o'clock I i Special music by the mixedquar- I tel Dorothy Parr, Betty Jo NEIGHBORHOOD < ONG1CEGA- Burns. Raymond Renxema and TIO.NAI. ( Ill He'll Boulevard und .Morton Street* Harlalce Wilson Sei mon, “Old < larem e F. M< ( all, .Minister Shoes and Mouldy Bread." Midweek service 7:30 p. m. I Bible school 9:45 a. m., Mrs. Wednesday. Glen Prescott superintendent. e Worship service 11 o'clock. Sub TRINITY EPIS( OPAI. CHURCH ject of sermon, ''Intercession." At 2 p. m. Tuesday, Dec 31, Dr. < 'iuudr E. Sayre, Vk-ur Plymouth guild in the home of Holy Cminunion * a m. Mrs C. H. Vaupel, 422 Boulevard. Church school 9:30 a m. Wednesday noon, covered dish Sermon am! morning prayer 11 dinner followed by annual meeting ¡4 m Th«1 Mason* will be present at this service and worship with of the church to which all friends are invited. us. I IKNT PRE* BY TER IAN N<> Wednesday service Thurs «lay there will be a New Year's < III HUI service at 9 a. m. Howard G. Eddy, Minister You arc cordially invited to Bible school at 9:45 a. m.. Wirt worship with us. Wright, superintendent. M e ■‘What to do in '42“ will be the I REE METHODIST ( III l((ll hour. The 1042 Year Text will be East Main Street presented at that time. Special John R. Poet, Pustor music. Sunday school al 9:45 a. m. High school Christian Endeavor Bernice Bea re, superintendent in sermon subject at the morning charge. meets at 6:15 p. m. Morning worship at 11 o'clock Evening service at 7:30 o’clock Junior meeting and Young Peo presenting another pen portrait of ple's meeting at 6:45 p. m Even Jesus' Friends a Matter-of-fact ing worship at 7:30 p. m. Man. Mid-week prayer meeting Wed You will find a cordial welcome nesday evening at 7:30 p m. in this friendly church. e You are welcome to ail services FULL GOSPEL TE.MPI.E • E. Main and Siskiyou Blvd. < III»« II OF THE NAZARENE L. P. Furman, Pastor Bertriuid F. Peterson, Pastor Sunday school 9:45 a. m. Fonrtb and C Ktreeta Morning worship 11 o'clock. Church school 9:45 a. m C. A service 6:45 Sunday eve Morning worship. First service ning Evangelistic service to fol of revival. low nt 7:30 o'clock. i Irvpartrnental meetings 6:30 p. C. A. service and choir practice m . junior, young people, adults. _ _______ , _____ _ i 7:30 Tuesday evening. Evangelistic service 7:30 o'clock. Bible study and prayer meeting Special services every evening 7:30 Friday evening. except Saturday at 7:30 p. m. Tire Everybody is cordially Invited Highley Singers of Orange, Call! , to all services. —e------------- Hjwcial workers. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH J. R. Turnbull, Minister Bible school 9:45 a. m. Classes for all ages. Worship at 11 a. m. Wednesday, 7:30 p. m.,. prayer. praise and Bible study. 8:30 p. m, Personal workers' study class. • METHODIST CH! RCH PLANS M.W »EAK'S sKItVICE A New Year dinner-program will be held at the Methodist church Thursday noon. The Rev. bouts C. Kirby, pastor of the Medford Methodist church. will speak at the after-dinner program held in the main auditorium of the church A season of prayer, in keeping with President Roose velt's proclamation, also will be i observed. • Mt and Mo Sid Reed and Het ty Sue *|»ent Christmas with Mrs • Bom to Mi and Mix Kelly Pat sons Dec. 20. a son Reed's mother at Merced, Calif. • Mis b G Morthland of Med ford visited with her parents, Mi ¿. el Mrs. W <i 8a.nder, Sunday • Mr and Mr* George G oh wick vi*it«r<l with Mrs. Ed Sholln in Giants Pass Christmas. • Born to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Farmer Dec. 29, a son . • Mi and Mrs. Woodrow W Kitchel of Oakland were holiday guests of Mr. and Mrs. P. R. Hardy. • Mr and Mrs. Harry Morris of Klamath Falls spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. G G. .......... W. Morris. i • Mr and Mrs John b Fowler of Klamath Falls were Christmas day guests of Dr. and Mrs. C F Tilton • Mr and Mrs A A Hull and daughter Catherine of Chehalis, Wash visited with Dr and M rs. G B. Hull several days last week • Mr anil M ih A B Wick wont to Central Point Sunday to visit with Mr. and Mrs W A Shell. • Mt and Mrs J C Broady and son visited over the week-end in Salem with Mrs Broady's mother. • M ihm Marjorie Hall of Log An geles visited last week with her mother, Mrs. A W. Hall. • Duel lie Roberson of Portland visited with her parents. Mr. and Mrs J b. McCollum, Christmas • Dr and Mrs b W. Stoffers Visited last week in Portland and Battle Ground, Wash • Joe Kiel of Selma is visiting with Mr. and Mrs John Kiel. • Christmas dinner guests of Mrs H M Schilling were Earl Schilling of Corvallis, Frances Schilling of Cottage Grove, Mer ritt. Bruce and bouise Schilling and Mrs. Ella Schilling I • Mr and Mrs. C F Butchart of Sheridan spent Christmas with Mr and Mrs J. A. Yeo. • Mr and Mrs Walter Durgan of Corvallis spent the Christmas holidays with Mr and Mrs. bouis Dodge • Guests of Mrs Maude Renton Christmas day were Mr. and Mrs R Robison, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Nortridge and Mr and Mrs Bert Nortridge of Chiloquin. • Guests of Mr. and Mrs Roy Crow on Christmas were Mr and Mrs. R D. Allen and granddaugh ter Barbara. Miss Irene Wehrli and M. S. Centers • Mr and Mrs Charles Blake entertained Mr and Mrs Aubrey Mlles and son. Miss May Benedict and Mr and Mrs Earl Nutter and children on Christmas Day. • Mi and Mr* Gilbert Elder re tuined to their home in Eureka Tuesday after spending the holi days with relatives and friends here. • Miss Ager has returned from The Dalles where she spent the (Thristma* holidays. She was ac companied home by her uncle. Jack Dearai, and his granddaugh ter Shirley Quick The latter plans to visit here indefinitely Mr DeWitt will go to Eureka af- ter Jan. 1. • Mr and Mrs. Colver Anderson returned to their home at Benson Mines Sunday after visiting with Ashland relatives over the holi days. • Mrs Marcus Woods and infant daughter left the Community hos pital Sunday. • Mi»n Annette Sharyon of Duns muir visited with her parents. Mr I and Mrs. b. G. Sharyon on Christ mas day. • Mr. and Mrs J F. Emmett were Christmas dinner guests of Mr anti Mrs. Tucker in Medford. , • Miss bavonne Sumerlin of Wai- | la Walla is visiting with her par- I ent». Dr and Mrs b. b Sumerlin ■ • .Mi and Mrs Rogert GU1H of Alturas visited with Mr. and ! Mrs. C. N. Gillmore and Mr. and I Mrs Dwight Patterson on Christ mas. • Mr. and Mrs. C. E Huffman visited with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Huffman at Fort bewis, Wash during the Christmas holidays. • Mr and Mrs T J. O’Harra of' Klamath Falls visited with Mr ' and Mrs. T b. O’Harra Christmas : day • Holiday visitors at the M T Bums home included Mr. and Mrs. bee Bums and sons of Antioch. Calif., Mr and Mrs. Charles Bums and family of Klamath Falls and Mrs. William Ford and son of Dunsmuir. — •------------- • Subscribe for The Miner tpday. • Born, Dec 26, to Mr. and Mrs Gillis Fleener, a daughter. ’WATCH REPAIRING ' Espert Swi*a and American watch repairing. Your watch timed and regulated FREE on our Electric Time Miehronieter. RAMSEY’S JEWELRY STORE Swedenborg Bldg. Ashland i ——***-4 |£x-' F ‘.Ring around the Ro*ie," "Drop the Handkerchief" arid “Farmer in the Dell” are all symbol* of happy New Year days of long ago. We say Happy New Year now to you with the hope that some of this old-fashioned spirit of New Year’s, with its carefree festivities and its unalloyed enjoyment will sweeten and brighten this New Year’s season you. Grubb Florists 271 Morton Street OUR WISH TO YOU r An : HAPPY NEW YlflR We appreciate what this community has done for uh . . . 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Price Jl 12.00 Yearly, or Ji 1 .00 a Month. Saturday laaue, including Magazine Section, J2 60 a Year. Introductory Offer, 6 Issues 25 Cents. Obtainable at: Christian Science Reading- Room Pioneer Avenue Ashland, Oregon ■ ■* » * ^ * * * * * * a a a a . AAA a a, a At this joyous season we wish to express ottr sin cere feeling of good will and friendship to the many friends iuu I custom ers whom it ha* been our prix liege to serve during HHl. May you ride "high, wide and handsome" ev ery «lay in 19«, ami may ih«> best of everything be in store yours. Wick Furniture Company W p would like to express to each of you personally the grati tude we feel for your kindness to us in 1941. Since this is im possible we are sending this “blanket vote of thanks” with the wish that with New Year’s dawn will come a brighter, happier future for you. Ashland Light Department “Your SERVICE Department”