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About Southern Oregon miner. (Ashland, Or.) 1935-1946 | View Entire Issue (June 17, 1943)
9 Thursday, June 17, 19-13 SOUTHERN OREGON MINER Dr. George W Bruae. Minister 9 45- Sunday Church School. TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCB Children's Day Progrein. 11:00- Morning Worship. Rev. A N. MacDennell, Vicar --------------------- from —.................. ■ Col. ÿeoigv C. Pteraon, a Moth- 8:00:Holy Communion •hi " ' at the Post Chapel, odist cEaplain 9:30- Church School Camp White, will preach. 11:00:Service and Sermon I - V - tt:4S Methodist Youth Groups I see where the boys down nt FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH | 8 00-Evening Worship. Hot Springs, there in the old Sore- The Methodists and I'rcobyler back state, are putting on the Gordon C. Griffin-Pastor 9:45- Bible School. C. E. Corry, tans will meet together at the dog. Ate they exclusive? 1‘nid- Presbyterian Church. Rev Eddy ner! They are living Friday and Saturday Superintendent. 11:00- Morning Worship. will give the sermon. unbothered. N o 7:00- Young People's Meeting. Thurs. 1:30- Bible Study and common person | 8:00- Evening service. Fellowship hour. can barge in and 7:30, Wednesday- Mid-week fel listen or get any NEIGHBORHOOD CHURCH lowship hour. idea of what is CONGREGATIONAL —V— . cooking. A com 717 Siskiyou Boulevard FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. 9:45 a. m -Bible School, with mon person, he is SCIENTIST to keep his dis Mrs Glen Prescott, Supt. Pioneer Ave. South tance just so he 11:00- Worship Service with Sunday morning sendee at 11 ** w. don't get beyond sermon. U««‘•• o’clock. Subject: "Is the Universe. the tax codec- — V «en»» Including Man, Evolved by Atomic tor's jurisdiction. tolO‘r first PRESBYTERIAN Force?" Somebody has to pay for the af CHURCH Sunday School at 9:45 a. m. fair And you take just liquor North Main at Helman Wednesday evening meeting, our U. S. A. State Dept., the |»a- which includes testimonies of Rev. Howard G. Eddy, Minister per says, asked Virginia to lift the 9.45- Bible School for all ages Christian Science healing, is held lid and let in another 2400 bot 11:00- Morning Worship and at 8 o'clock. tles Every person attending had Reading Rixrm open daily from Junior Church. already been permitted to bring in 6:30-Youth Meeting. 2 to 5 p. m. except Sundays and ' four quarts on the hip. 8:00: Evening Service holidays. The affair is billed tn a "food The Methodists and Presbyter The public is cordially invited conference." She looks like some to attend these services, and to ians will meet together at the body slipped and misnamed the Presbyterian Church. Rev. Eddy use the Reading Room. • meeting. But it is «air own U S. will give the sermon. —V— A. Govt, putting on the show —V— FREE METHODIST CHURCH Sambo is sure showing off. Old THE CHURCH OF THE East Main St. at Seventh Belshazzar couldn't have done BRETHREN Charles E. Brown, Pastor tetter. Iowa and Mountain Sts Sunday School. 9:45 a. m. Yours with the low down. Ward E. Pratt, Minister Morning Worship, 11:00 a m. JO SERRA Services in Ashland and Med- ViïiU» Young People's and Junior ford: Missionary Society at 6:30 p m The Worship Hour: 11 a. m. SERVICE MEN ENJOY Evangelistic Service, 7:30 p. m. Message theme: "Christ or Chaos " WAFFLE Sl’PPER Song and Hymn practice, Fri Children's sermon story. Plan to day at 7:30 p. m. I>cs I Friday evening's waffle help your church during the sum supper and entertainment follow mer months. CHURCH OF CHRIST ing was one of Ute most enlovable Evening Vesper Service in Med ¡»artlcs yet seen at the Ashland Second and B Streets ford: Time: "S p. m. Message I USO, according to Mrs. Ben Wil Earl F. Downing. Minister Eible School, 9:45 a. m. E. H. theme: "Christ Proclaims His Mis-‘ lard, senior hosteM of the day sion." Luke 4:16-30. You may Forty-four persons enjoyed th«- March of Time McGee. Supt. I Morning Service. 11 a m. Ser want to bring and use your Bible. hospitality of the Ashland Royal Color Kartoon mon. "How to Be a Christian Fellowship and Inspiration. Bruce Neighbors who are sponsoring the Lininger home on 608 Oakdale. Father." Friday evening waffle suppers Paramount News Christian Endeavor for juniors during the month of June. Indies and high school age and Second See us now for Automobile who served the supper last week i Front Class for Young People and Liability Insurance. wore Meadames Carl Dalkenburg. Sun. - Mon. - Tues. | Adults at 7 p. m. Mrs. M. T. Burns—on the Plaza. Sid Reed. Erla Edwards, and Jim Evening Service. 8 p. m. Ser- Calahan i mon. "The Story of the Church— Following the supper, puesta the Reformation.” AUTOMOBILE FIRE played at pingpong and jigwiw Midweek Service, Wednesday, 8 puzzles, danced, or wrote letters. INSURANCE p. m. Next Friday the Royal Neigh ■'That you can depend on" —V— bora will again be hosts to service CATHOLIC CHURCH men visiting the Ashland USO ; Sixth and C Streets that evening Rev. W, J. Meagher, Pastor. ------BUY BONDS----- ' Phone Medford 3208. Miss Edna Goheen left for I>>s Mass Sunday morning a- 9 o’clock. HEALTH A ACCIDENT Angeles last Friday where she will Sunday School after Mass con LIFE visit her mother and sister until ducted by the ladies of tile church She has been a tbacher in the Ash —V— M. T. BURNS Wed & Thurs. land public schools for n number FIRST METHODIST CHURCH ON THE PLAZA her orders come from the WAAC Corner No. Main and Laurel Sts of years. |AT THE CHURCHES HIE LOW DOWN ■ HICKORY GROVE Greer Garson Donald Coleman in “RANDOM HARVEST” tWTHER. WH EH I CHARM 'EM. THEY STAY CHARMED! I ll XX I!! ING EN XMlN'Elt COMING TO XSIII XXII A traveling examiner <»f opera tors nml eh.inffi'tii m I m Hclnslul. l to arrive In Ashland Mondiy. .lune 2. 1943, and will I m ' on duty al the City llall between th«' hnum of 9 n in. Io 5 |> in., uoeofililig to n recent announcement rcl aaed from the Secretary of state'« i»f- LITHIA Friday & Saturday “KID DYNAMITE” T XX ITfx thiHM» IrreprvMHlbh', Irrrslsllhte Eastside Kids ALSO NOXX M never before II K ■««•ceisaury lo imo tlie olii niuc- hinery • iinskc It Lost uniti X K 'I'OKY Is won. Uiir expert«« are rcidy io l:< ip you by dolng ilio wc.«t ng lh<< liliU'kMinltIrhig unii ili«* rrpulring ucce-Nury to inalar thè old un good un OCW. LIGHTNING ACTION on the frontier! < I NEE IS TO DAY? NOW! Uro.nul //^ The old Oak Street Garage and Machine Shop vhuholm ~ trail TEX RITTER FUZZY KNIGHT TUESDAY N () W D () libili trouble «•«unen to you —mid It will. 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