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About Southern Oregon miner. (Ashland, Or.) 1935-1946 | View Entire Issue (June 10, 1943)
Thursday, June 10, 1913 SOUTHERN OREGON MINER Basket Dinner at 12:00 o'clock ON< BULLETIN GITIIE FOR noon for all members and friends GROWING LITE \ EGETAItl.EN FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH A revised bulletin on growing of the church. Gordon C. Griff tn-Pastor 2:00 Busin«-!»» Meeting with Rev. fall and early winter vegetables 9:45- Bible School, C. E. Corry. George Shade of Grants Paa« con has Just been issue»! by the OSC Superintendent. ducting the meeting. Extension service intended to 11:00- Morning Worship. Evening service in Medford at serve as a guide in replacing first 7 00- Young People's Meeting. Bruce Uninger home on 608 S. early garden crops with later sum 8:00- Evening service. Oakdale. Message theme: "Spirit mer growing vegetables 7:30, Wednesday- Mid-week fel ual Reaourcea" Early Jun«- through July is the lowship hour. lime for the »«-eding af many of —V— CATHOLIC CHURCH th«-»«» lat«* vegetables, while from FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST Sixth and C Streets , June 15 to August 1 art- the us- SCIENTIST Rev. W. J. Meagher. Pastor. ' ua) dates for transplanting many Pioneer Ave., South of them. By following a planting Phone Medford 320«. Sunday morning service at 11 Mass Sunday morning au 9 o'clock. table contained in lhe bulletin, a o'clock. Subject: "God the Pre Sunday School after Mass con succession of vegetabl«*» may be server of Man.” The Sunday ducted by the ladies of the church maintained that will keep the gur- School at 9:45 a m. Wednesday ' den continually productive —V— evening meeting, which includes FIRST METHODIST CHURCH through the fall am! early winter testimonies of Christian Science Corner No. Main and Laurel Sts months, says A. G. B. Bouquet, healing, is held at 8 o'clock. Dr. George »▼. Brute, Minister vegetable crop specialist and au- Reading Room open daily from thor of the bulletin. 9:45- Sunday Church School. 2 to 5 p. m. except Sundays and Copies of this latest in the food 11:00- Morning Worship. Holidays. The public is cordially for victory series. No. 594, may 6:45:Methodist Youth Groups invited to attend these services,» 8:00-Evening Worship. be had free from any Extension and to use the Reading Room. The Methodists and Presbyter office, ------BUY BONDS------ ians will meet together at the FREE METHODIST CHURCH Presbyterian Church. Rev Eddy SCOTCH Saving for a rainy day puld East Main St. at Seventh will give the m-rmon. Charles E. Brown, Pastor Thurs. 7:30- Bible Study and dlvidrodH recently when a General Sunday School, 9:45 a. m. Electric Company luwinbly de Fellowship hour. Morning Worship 11:00 a m. partment was fmed with a shut NEIGKBO r T r V m ) CHURCH Young Peoples and Junior down of at least two days for liu-k Missionary Society at 6:30 p. m of a tiny lockwasher, tt-mpornrily CONGREGATIONAL Evangelistic Service, 7:30 p. m. out of stock. Around !M) lu-ople 717 Siskiyou Boulevard Song and Hymn practice, Fri- ( 9:45 a. m.-Bible School, with would have had to he sent home, day at 7:30 p. m. and production of war Instrument» Mrs. Glen Prescott, Supt. —V— 11:00- Worship Service with would have I hn - u <lehiy«*d. To the CHURCH OF CHRIST resw-ue came the department fore sermon. Second and B St. man with the windier» he hail been — V - Earl F. Downing. Minister collecting for month» from odd» FIRST PRESBYTERIAN 9:45: Bible School with E H an<l end» left on work benches and CHURCH McGee, Supt. supposedly empty box««». Produc North Main at Helman Th«» school will open with a Rev. Howard G. Eddy. Minister tion was maintalne»! until another Children's Day Program. 9:45- Bible School for ail ages supply arrivM. 11:00 a. m. • Morning Service. 11:00- Morning Worship and Sermon: "Keepers ot the Flame" AUTOMOBILE FIRE Junior Church. 7:00 -Christian Endeavor an«i I N S U R A N C E 6:30 -Youth Meeting. Second Front Class. "That you can depend on" 8:00: Evening Service 8:00:Evening Service. The Methodists and Presbyter-1 8:00 The young people will pre ians will meet together at the' sent a Pentecost playlet, "The i Story of the Church—The Church Presbyterian Church. Rev Eddy of the First Century Compared w-ill give the sermon. - V- with the Church of the Fifteenth HEALTH A ACCIDENT TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH Century." LIFE Wed. 8:00- Daniel's Prophecies Rev. A. N. MacDonnell, Vicar 8:00:Holy Communion Concerning the Latter Days of M. T. BURNS 9:30- Church School God’s People will be studied. ON THE PLAZA I ll:00;Service and Sermon —V— CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN Iowa and Mountain Streets Ward E. Pratt, Minister Ashland and Medford 10:00 a. m. -Church School. 11:00- Worship Service Worship Theme/‘Making Deci sion»”. AT THE CHURCHES Friday and Saturday Favoni»! heatwave •I hilority! WORLD IN ACTION Presents “INVASION OF NORTH AFRICA” NEWS - CARTOON Tues. Raiti TAYLOR £***». DONLEVY (%s>4w LAUGHTON in AND SEE US FOR YOUR INSURANCE To Meet the Requirement of The New Safety Responsibility Act DISNEY CARTOON J. F. EMMETT ALSO Paramount News KAILS NEED BIEN AND LOCOMOTIVES For the successful handling of the cvcr-increaain,: war load, tin- most pressing needs of the rail ways, as faced by Southern Pa cific. are for men. motive power, and continued coopciation of Mil concerned with production ami unr of railroad service. TT i I h in the answer of A. T Mercier, president of the South ern Pacific Company, to the ques tion "What do the Railways Need to Continue their Record Ser vice?," pro|wun<led by Kull ways Age for its "Freight I'rogi«-»»" issue, Just off the pre»«. Current shortage of men on our system is around 10.000." savs President Mercier, who advocates Importation of Mexican tr.uk wot kern, mid consideration by draft boards of the rallroada* need for experienced man. Cooperation within the railroad industry and with transportation users and government a„-vnciva together with the helpfulness of the press in presenting the facts as to transportation, is praised the Southern Pacific president. ----- Ill 1 BONDS------ We cannot buy freedom, but we must pay for Its privileges Ihj your part in the Second War lx>an LITHIA K N T E KT Al N M E N T Phone 76111 (I(A, m letoryt,» a six _«« • À ? waok 9 See uh now for A u t o m obli Liability I n » u r a n «• r. Mrs. M. T. Bum»—nm the Piami. 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Western Thrift Store VARSITY PRICES Kiddies (under 12) Children (12 to 18) Adult» Saturday Matinee See uh now for Automobile Liability Insurance. Mr». M. T. Burns—on the Plaza. 30 North (’entrai Ave NOW an never before it in neeeHHary to u»e the old mac hinery . make it last until VICTORY Is won. Our evfiert» are ready to help you by doing the weld,ng the blacksmithing and the repairing neeeHHary to make the old an good an new. C? '.i SAME GOOD WORKMANSHIP SAME GOOD SERVICE! SEE VS TO-DAY! NOW! SOUTHERN OREGON MINER Published every Thursday at 167 East Main St., Ashland, Oregon by Charles and Ruth Giffen. Subscription rates: $2.00 per year Entered as second-class matter in the post office at Ashland, Oregon February 16, 1935 under the act of March 3 187®. Wardrobe Cleaners Oak Street Garage and Machine Shop On the Plaza i i Phone 3281
