THURSDAY, APRIL 1, 1943
SOUTHERN OREGON MINER
Friday and Saturday
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ASSOCIATED MEN STUDENTS
HOLD DINNER MEET
The Associated Men Btudenta
of the Southern Oregon College
met at the home of Dr. Stephen
Eplet Tuesday evening for a din
ner. Hairy Stallard, former pre*
ident of the group, has been called
to serve in the Army, and the
new president, Don WindUgler, di
rected the meeting. aasUted by
Bud Silver and Dick Ueiiimgh.ui-
sen.
The dinner was a jody affair
despite two unpleasant conditions
approaching near. Fiiat, the boys
surmised it might be the last din
ner gathering (or Lie dotation, on
account of food t allotting Second,
Dr Epler, their h >al, is soon to
leave SOCE to take tip new du
ties in the United State* Navy.
Some 25 men students and 1 ac
uity members were present at tne
dinner.
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KIKMI.K SOCK STUDENTS
CALLED TO ACTIN E DUTY
David Williams ol Phoenix, for
mer SOCE student, visited the
Southern Oregon College Friday,
qn the eve of departure for San
Francisco, from where he will go
to Shepherd Fit Id.
Another former student. Doug
las Eden of Medford, has also
bean cytUed recently Both boys
were in the Army Reserve, and
the cur:tnt year were waiting call
to service whi'.e students in the
Univeisity of Otegon. At SOCE
they were students of the junior
college department
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SPECIAL (MH KME FOR
JO( RNAIJS.M STUDENTS
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
Oregon high school graduate'
CHURCH
and other qualified pc rat cut. par
ticularly women, will have an <q>-
North Main at Helman
Rev. Howard G Eddy. Minister poit unity to complete tour year*
9:43- Bible School for all agc* •of JournaMadc training anti I m * at
¡1 00- Morning Wot ship and work <ai stalo ncwa|>aj>eta with
, in three years under an etnei -
Junior Church.
gency speed-up prognun to be in-
6:30 ■ Youth Meeting.
itiaied by the school of journal-
7:30- Evening Service
lam her*. A special two-year
Wed , 7:30- Midweek meeting
course ulao will lie uvidltdrie to
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TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH perauna intsrvstsd in journaiiani
Rev A. N. MacDonnell, Vicar who have an acceptable education
background.
9:30- Church School
Tile program, announced by
11:00 • Service and Sermon
Brie W. Allen, dean of the aohool
10:13 and 3:00 - Confirmation of journal lam. i* an effort to meat
Class,*.
I he acute ahor ago of available
7:30 p. in. • Service and Address newafmper personnel in the atute.
Demand* for qualified reporter»,
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST editor*, photographer* have «X-
SUIENTIST
ceeded the supply for the juist two
Pioneer Ave., South
years, he said.
Sunuay inurniiig service al 11
"New»|>up«int are ewntial to Ute
o'clock. Subject ¡"Unreality.” Sun war program and we an* stopping
School al 9:45 a.in. Wednesday up the training to help meet th««
evening meeting, which include.« acute shortage of qualified jour
testimonies of Christian Science nalist* available to Oregtai tiews-
healing, I* held at N o'clock.
I «spent and aaaoctationa.
TYus
Reading Room open daily from should be a worthwhile oppor
2 to 5 p. ni except Sundays and tunity for every high school grad
Holidays. The public ia cordially uate. jiarticularly women, wtu> has
invited to attend these service*, ever considered journalism as a
and to use the Reading Room.
career," Doan Allen said
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The shortened program will lake
FREE METHODIST CHURCH
advantage of summer M*aaiona and
East Mam SX al Seventh
more intensive class wink.
Charles E Brown, Pastor
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Sunday School, 9:45 a. m.
MOTHER'S DAY AT U, OF O.
i Morning Worship, 11:00 a. in.
Young l*eople's and Junior I May day will be Mother's day
at the University off Oregon this
Missionary Society at 6:30 p. m
Evangelistic Service. 7:30 p. ni. year
The »election has just been made
Mid-week prayer meeting,
by
the mother's executive board
at 7:30 p. m. Wednesday.
Song and Hymn practice. Fi ri- bl charge uf the annuul spring
occasaMi. Plans will be formu
day at 7:30 p. ni.
Come and worstnp with ua tn ! lated by s'.udanC and faculty com
mittee* .
the beauty of Hohnes*
Central .-vent* will include a
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meeting
of the executive bouid in
CHURCH OF CHRIST
Gerluigcr
Hall al 10 a. m.; an
Second and B St
nual busmen* meeting. Guild The
Earl F. Downing. Minister
ater, 1:30 p tn.; tea. Gerlinger
9:45- Bible School
1 Hall, S p. ni The old and now
11:00 a. m - Morning Service. executive b>«rda will hold their
6:45- Chriattan Endeavor and breakfast meeUng Sunday morn
Second Front.
ing. Other features are aoon to
7:43- Evening Service
be added by the committee*
Mbi-week Service: Wed. 7:45.
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THE M I N E R P K E S S FOR
CHUP.C1 OF THE BRETHREN Q U A I. IT Y P It INTI N G
Ware E. Pratt. Minister
Asl land and Medford
ducted by the ladle* of the church
10:00 a. m. -Church School.
Meagher. Paatoi
I Rev. W. J
Theme 'Peter and John Become Phone Medford 3208.
Disciples off Jesus"
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.11:00 a. m - Woratiip Service, Fnt8T METHODIST CHURCH
Message title: "A Nameless Corner No. Main and Laurel St*
I Dr. George W. Bruac, Minister
He*».”
Evening Service tn Milford at
9:45- Sunday Church School.
7:30 at M Ruaaell home on 803
11:00- Mornmg Worship.
Riverside. Theme: "The Ix>rd*
6:15- Methodist Youth meeting*
Supper "
7:30- Evening Service
Mid-Week l^enten Service in
Thur*.
7*30- Bible Study and
Ashland on Wednesday evening; in
Fellowship hour.
Medford on Thursday at M Rus
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NEIGHBORHOOD CHURCH
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CONGREGATIONAL
CATHOUC CHURCH
717 Slaklyou Boulevard
Sixth and C Street*
Clarence F. McCall, Minister
Maas Sunday morning at 9 o'clock.
9:43
am Bible School, wiUi
Sunday School after Maa* con-
I Mr*. Glen Prescott. Supt.
11:00- Worship Service
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PLEASE SOLDIERS
A group of Oregon State men
and women who spent their vaca
tion entertaining at soldier centers
in Oregon, Washington and Brit
ish Columbia made such a hit that
they were held an extra day in
Canadian camps at the urgent re
quest of military officials. The
"troup" traveled in a college bus
accompanied by two faculty mem
ber».
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