SOUTHERN OREGON MINER
Friday, Feb. «, 1942
NOTICES
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About People You Know
WATCH REPAIRING
Expert Swiss and American
wsitch repairing. Your watch
• Mrs W S Stennett -mil Mrs I.AI KA BILLINGS HOSIEs*
timed and regulated FREE on
Mabel
Wauchope
have
returned
AT
BIRTHDAY
PAR
IA
FIRST METHODIST < HI lt< II
< ATIIOI.K < HI Kt II
our Electric Time .Miehrometer.
I home from a visit in Portland and
Miss Wilma Froman was guest
I
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Cor. N. Main mid Laurel Sts.
Rev. W. •I.
■>. Meagher, Fuslor
, Ft Stevenns
of honor at a surprise birthday
Dr. George W. Bruce, Minister
M ass ut U a. ni. Suiiduy.
• Sunday dinner uuests of Mr party Sunday evening held at the
Sunday church school at 9:45 a. and Mrs. Charles Mitchell were home of Miss I^iura Billings The
I m Allen O. McGee, superintend Dick B<««e of Klamath Falls, Mrs. guests included the young people's ^Swedenburg Bldg.
A Hh Luiil
FREE Ml. I HODIHT < III lit II
, Rose Morrison and the Sharpe group of the Methrxlist church
ent.
East Multi Street
sisters.
who went to the Billings home im­
Morning sermon 11 o’clock Sub
Hours 9-12 and 1-5
■loltti II. Poet, I’ustor
Ject, "Ye are the salt of the • Mrs E. J Farlow is home af­ mediately following the evening
ter a visit in California
I church service
Mrcllcul Bldg.
Pilone 5211
rn earth." 'rhe adult choir will lead • Mis Frances M Schadler is
Sunday school ut 9 45 a
A beautifully decorated birthday
Bernice Beare, superintendent in the singing and give an appro- j visiting in San Francisco.
cake with candles was in evidence
print«- anthem.
charge.
• Born to Mt and Mrs Earl Miss Ruth Froman assisted the
Methodist Youth Fellowship and
Morning worship ut II o'clock
Woolridge Jan 30, a son
hostess in serving delicious
Wesley
Ix-ague
meet
for
worship
Junior meeting mul Young Feo-
W ill trade trailer with new fresh merits
I pie's meeting at 6:45 p. m. Even- I at 6:15 p. m.
tires lor sewing machine.
Evening sermon 7:30 o'clock on I
| mg worship ut 7:30 p. rn.
2-6-3 WOMEN’S ASSN. MEETS
•IVW 5c and 10c Store
the
subject
"The
Face
in
the
Mir-
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I
Mid-week prayer meeting Wed-
• E G. Hunt, who works in Kla-
Mrs. Phil Stansbury presided
ror.
”
'I
he
young
people
’
s
choii
I nesduy evening ut 7:30 p. rn.
math Falls, «pent the week-end over the business meeting at the
will
sing
"Nearer
to
Thee"
(
You are welcome to ulJ services
here.
all-day session of the Women's
I TwchuiskowMki).
• Lc<- O’Harra is now at Corpus Association of the Presbyterian
Player service and Bible study
42 Urli i hu i
I>hd 5751
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for training as an church Thursday,
The luncheon
TRINITY EFIN4 OPAL < HI R( II at 7:30 each Wednesday evening Christi, Tex.
aviation cadet.
committee consisted I of Mrs. Ber-
Dr. Claude i.. sayrr, Vicur
• W M Poley has returned home tha Winter, Mrs Rachel
1
Boyle.
NEIGHBORHOOD CONGREGA­ from a visit with relatives in Dr Bertha Sawyer, Mrs H H
Holy Communion 8 a m.
TIONAL C HUR! II
Church school 9:30 a m.
California.
Gillette and Mrs. Harvey Bullis.
• Mrs Elmer Sheliharnmer of Mrs Fay Catlin spoke on her tra­
Sermon mid morning prayer 11
Boulevard und Morton Streets
AUTOMOBILE - EIRE
M
rn.
Dayfield, Colo, is the guest of her vels in the Near East at the pro­
< Ian-nee F. Met all, Minister
III.
Holy Communion 9:30 u
<-ANI’AI.TY - LIFE
gram hour.
The Rev. James R. Clinton D. sister, Mis. Fred Sprague.
< HEAP printing is expensive.
Wednesday
•
D, leader of the Preaching Mis
Choir will meet 7:30 p. in «ion, will speak to the young peo­ Have your Work done RIGHT at EXAMINER COMING
Thursday
A traveling examiner of operat­
ple of the Sunday school at 9:45 the Home of Better Printing-------
Deprndiildr Protection at
You are cordially invilii! to a. m.
I ill. MINER PRES8.
ors and chauffeurs will be at the
worship with us.
Reusoimblc IUI«
Worship service at 11 o’clock. • Mr and Mrs Alva Zollers of city hall in Ashland Friday after­
•
I Glendale. Calif, are visiting with noon, Feb. 13. All those wishing
Addri-«« by Rev. Clinton.
permits or licenses to drive cars
CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE
Beginning Munday, services will the D'llana families.
lie held at 7:30 each evening • Bom to Mr and Mr« Bob Ix-s- are asked to get in touch with the
Bertrmid F. Peterson, I’ustor
ON THE PLAZA
examiner at that time.
throughout the week with special lie Feb. 4, a son.
Fourth mid C Streets
• Mr« Ray Ramsey. who has
meetings for Bible school children
Church school 9:45 a, m.
and their parents on Sunday and been ill for the past several weeks, panied by her children, came from
southern California to attend the
Morning worship 11 a m
Friday nights. Everyone is cor­ is able to be out again.
Departmental meetings, 6:30 P dially invited to attend these • Mr and Mr« Ray Ramsey funeral of her father, the late D
were business visitors in Klamath W. Wheeler.
m
Junior, Young People, Adults meetings.
Falls Monday.
• Marc Smith, son of Mr and
Evangelistic service, 7 30 p. m.
• Member« of the Southern Ore­ Mrs. E. O Smith, who is with the
Prayer meeting, 7:30 p. m.
FIRST ( HI R< H OF C HRIST gon Credit Bureau met for a busi­ U. S. army engineers, has been
Wednesday.
SCIENTIST
ness luncheon Wednesday at the transferred from Portland to Med­
Plaza cafe, with 21 of their num­ ford.
Pioneer Ave., South
FULL GONPEL TEMPLE
ber present. The next meeting is • Charles Leggett. Cliff More­
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Sunday
morning
service
at
F. Milin mid Slukliou Blvd.
scheduled for Feb. 18 Accounts in house and son of California called
o
’
clock.
I.. P, Fiirnnui, i'liator
alphabetical order will be dia- on Mrs Fanny Leggett Sunday.
Subject: Spirit.
cussed.
• Mr and Mn R F Peterman
Sunday school 9:40 a. m.
Sunday school at 9:45 a. m
.......... ..................
PUSSON’AI
and son of Coulee Dam are visit­
Morning worship 11 o'clock.
Wednesday
evening
meeting. | • Mr and Mrs. B. F. Craig re-
ing at the I. D. Pittman home.
I
C. A. service 6:45 Sunday eve­
which
includes
testimonies of ceived notice Wednesday of the
ning Evangelistic service to fol­
Christian Science healing is held arrival of a new grandson, bom
low at 7 80 o'clock.
at 8 o'clock
to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Craig of
C. A service and choir practice
Dev. and Printed
Reading room open daily from Fresno, Calif.
5c Extra for Panchromatic
7:30 Tuesday evening.
2 to 5 p. m., also Thursday eve- I • Frank O'Connor, nephew of
6 or 8 Ex. Rolls
Double Size 25c
Bible study and prayer meeting nlngs from 7 to 9, except Sunday«
Mrs Hattie Konop, left Wednes­
7.30 Friday evening.
and holidays
day for Induction in the army He
ALL FINE GRAIN DEVELOPING. GUARANTEED WORK
Everybody is cordially invited
The public is cordially invited will be stationed at Fort Lewis.
Reprints 2c ea. Deckle edge or plain, double size, 3c
to all services.
to attend these services and to use Wash.
35
mm. 36 ex. Dev. A Printed, 3x1 prints, 95c roll.
the reading room.
• Walter Herndon and O R Mil­
FIRST BAFTIS1 < Hl R( II
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ler, who are working on trains
running out of Dunsmuir, spent
J. R. Turnbull, Minister
CHURCH OF CHRIST
ECONOMY PHOTO FINISHERS
Wednesday with their families in
Second mid B Streets
Bible school 9:45 a m, Chester
BOX 1576, STA. D, LOS ANGELES, CALIF.
Ashland.
Corry, superintendent.
E
Earl F. Downing, Minister
• Mrs Mar lone Burbank, accom-
TALENT NF.WH
At 11 a m, five-minute talk on
Bible school 9:45 a. m.
Morning service 11 o’clock Ser-|
• Mr ami Mix Lawrence Burnett "Bears " Sermon, "The Servant of
mon, "How the Name Christian
entertained at dinner Saturday Jehovah."
Young People’s Union 6:30 p. m Began."
evening honoring Mi
mid Mis
At 7:30 p m, song service. In-I
Christian Endeavor 6:30 p m.
Earl Hamilton or Alberta, Canada
Evening service 7:30 o'clock.
The guests included Mr and Mrs atruinental solo, O F Carson Ser- 1
Special music by the male quar­
Harry Hamilton. Mr and Mis mon, "A Fragrant Tribute."
Prayer, praise and Bible study tet Sermon,
Bible Facts About
Rex Nicodemus. Mr. and M is
Baptism.’*
Lloyd Wooten, Mr. and Mrs Bill 7:30 p. m. Wednesday
Hotchkls« mid Mr and Mrs Guy
•
< HEAP printing I* expensive.
Helmeta used by the armored
Hamilton Following dinner, cani«
nnd visiting were In order Mr Have your work done RIGHT ut forces of the U. S. army are adap-
and Mrs Hamilton left Monday the Home of Itctter Printing------- turns of those used bv football
players
for their home after a two weeks HIE MINER PRESS.
visit here
• Mrs Meda F<>x left Wednesday r
N
morning for Winters, Calif, to vis­
it her sister and brother-in-law,
Mr mid Mrs Leo Netherlands
• Mrs.
Clarence
Homes
and
daughter Clarice were calling in
Talent Saturday afternoon
• The opening of the Selby gro­
cery and meat market held Satur­
day was well attended A free
demonstration of chesw
chesse sand-
wicheu and coffer was in charge
of Mr and Mrs. Ward of Eagle
Point.
• Mrs Ivah Blackwell called on
relatives in Talent Thursday eve­
ning
CHEAP printing 1» rxpen«dvr.
Have your work dime RIGHT at
FOR HIM
the llotiM* of Better Printing
BOTH FOR PRICE SHOWN
THE MINER PRESS.
• Mr «nd Mrs V. V. H.-ll.ig <>l
ALL MAGAZINES ARE FOR
Roseburg visited Mrs
Helbig'a
i
ONE YEAR
parents, Mr
and Mrs Charles
•
la>ng. Tuesday and Wednesday of
last week.
□ American Fruit Grower ...$L75
• Bom to Mr anil Mrs. Don Kun­
J American Girl __________ 2.25
gate of Prospect at the Commun­
□ American Magazine_____ 2.95
ity hospital in Ashland, a baby
□ American Poultry Journal 1.65
girl. Mr. and Mrs Hungate both
□ Breeder'« Gazette
are graduates of Talent high
□ Capper’« Farmer
achool and spent most of their
□ Child Life_____
lives here. This baby, born Mon-
□ Christian Herald
day. Feb. 2, is of the fifth gene-
□ CHck _____ ____
ration of the Hungate family liv­
GROUP A — SELECT 2 MAGAZINES
□ Collier’» Weekly
ing
□ Fart Digest
□ Column Digest .
.1 Yr.
QTrue Confessions__ 1 Yr.
• Mr and Mrs George Eads of
□ Screenland
Fart Digest___
.1 Yr.
□ Modem Romances —1 Yr.
the Eads Transfer company, sold
□ Click ............ ................. 1 Yr.
Farm Journal Sc
□ Modem Screen —___ 1 Yr.
their home to Mr. Shumate and
□ Screen Guide______ 1 Yr.
Farmer’» Wife
□ Silver Screen_____ __ 1 Yr.
will move soon to Medford. Mr.
□ Flower Grower _...
□ American Girl____ 8 Mo.
Sports Afield____ __ 1 Yr.
Shumate nnd family live in the
□ Household Magazi
□ Parents’ Magazine ....6 Mo.
□ Open Road (Boys)
soiith and "f Tiiit ni
□ Hunting and Fishing
□ Christian Herald__ 6 Mo.
(12 Issues)____ 14 Mo.
• Mrs. Martin Luther returned
□ Liberty (Weekly) .
□ Outdoors (12 Iss.)....14 Mo.
□ Science & Discovery .. I Yr.
home last week from a two
□ Look (Bi Weekly) .
□ Pathfinder (Weekly).l Yr.
□ Flower Grower ....... 6 Mo.
□ Magazine Digest ...
months vacation in southern Cali­
GROUP B — SELECT 2 MAGAZINES
fornia.
Q Modem Romance«
Q Modem Screen __ __
□ Hoiiwhold Magazine .1 Yr.
• C. H. Bowman. Jackson county
□ Amer. Fruit Grower..! Yr.
□ Nature (10 las. in 14 Mos.)
□ Pathfinder___ __ 26 Iwues
school superintendent, was con­
□ Capper’s Fanner ........ 1 Yr.
□ Official Detective Stories....
□ Hunting & Fishing . 6 Mo.
tacting the local school board here
□ Open Roail (Bovs)....6 Mo.
□ Open Road (Boy>),
□ SucccsKul Farming _..l Yr.
Monday At the meeting, Roy Parr
□ Natl. Livestock Prod. 1 Yr.
(12 Iss. in 14 Mos.)...»
was elected for the coming term
□ Outdoors (12 Is»., 14 Mos.)
GROUP C — SELECT I MAGAZINE
and given a substantial increase
□ Patents’ Magazine .... .
□ Comfort A-
in salary.
□ Mother's Home Life..l Yr.
0 Pathfinder (Weekly)
Needlccraft ...„ .1 Yr.
• Mrs
George Zickefoose
□ Poultry Tribune ..._1 Yr.
□ Physical Culture
□ Farm Journal A-
Thursday for Marlin, Colo,
□ Amer. Poultry Jrnl.... I Yr.
□ Popular Mechanics
Farmer’s Wile
Yr.
visit her mother and other rela­
□ Breeder’s Gazette ...... 1 Yr.
□ Redbook Magazine
tives Mrs. George, a sister of Mrs.
PLEASE ALLOW 4 TO 6 WEEKS FOR FIRST MAGAZINES TO ARRIVE
□ Science K- Discovery
Zickefoose,
is caring for her
7)
Screen
Guide
family.
7) Sctrenland ...
• Dexter Russell, athletic instruc­
□ Silver Screen
tor at Talent, made a trip by
7) Sports Afield
piano to Portland Tuesday where
7J .Successful Famting
he was to contact a board headed
Check magazine! detired and enclote with coupon.
J True Confessiotis ...
by Lt. Commander Gene Tunney
□ True Story______
relative to Russell's appointment
Gentlemen: I enclose $—................. _. I am enclosing the
2 World Digest ____
as an athletic instructor in the
offer desired with a year’s subscription to your paper.
7| You (Bi-Monthly) ...
navy,
71 Your Life
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NAME
There never did and never will
STREET OR R.F.D....
exist anything permanently noble
and excellent in
the character
POSTOFFICE ....
which is a stranger to the exer­
cise of resolute self-denial.—Wal­
ÜH
ter Scott.
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