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About Southern Oregon miner. (Ashland, Or.) 1935-1946 | View Entire Issue (June 24, 1943)
Thursday, June 24, 1913 SOUTHERN OREGON MINER Jerrold Wilcox of Arkuisas 1« . m. _ _ Junior home on furlough several days THE CHURCH OK THE visiting hla parasita and grand Missionary Society at tt:30 p. in BRETHREN Evangelistic Service, 7:30 p. in. parents. Iowa mid Mountain Sts Song ami Hymn practice, Fri Ward E. Pratt. Minister Mrs M T. Win« of RosebUIg day at 7.30 p. m. loouas u.uuttJ oo oi ami Mrs Ruby Kenyon of Klamath —V— 1‘Ulls visiti'd with Mrs Reba P CHURCH OF CHRIST dmmoAt tp-inua oon Message Theme: “The Th«' Great Kelsey huit wi'ek Second and B Streets THE MINER PRESS FOR Decision." Earl F Downing, Minister Q U A I. IT Y FRANTI N G. Evening Vesper Service in Med-I Bible School. 9:46 a. m E. >1 C A Wilcox and son Sheldon ford. Time 8 00 pm. Piace:Home McGee, Supt. ‘rf Kugle Grove Iowa have ..... of Mrs Lydia A Morton on 50tl 11:00 a. ni. - Morning Service. visiting with Mr. Wilcox s par Beatty St. Theme Christ Speak Sermon topi c As Becometh ents, Mr und Mrs. I I* Wilcox ing with Authority " mid Ids brother S. M Wilcox. Saints." —V— 7:00 -Christian Endeavor mid They aJso visited two other broth TRINITY EPISCOPAL OHURCB Second Front Class ers. Ray mid Guy of Granta Pass Rev. A. N. MacDonneii, Vicar 8 00: Evening Service Mr mid Mrs Charles Jandrenu, 8 00 Holy Communion Topic: "The Story of the Church, who have been st tending school in 9:30- Church School The Restoration Movement." Pasadena, have arrived in Ash 11:00:Service and Sermon Midweek Service. Wednesday, 8 land for the summer. Mrs Jan- - V- p. m. dreau wtm formerly Miss Celenr FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH —V— Gordon C. Griffin-l‘a»tor FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Morgan 9:45- Bible School, C. K. Corry, I Corner No. Main and laurel Sts The Miner for Quality Printing Superintendent. Dr. George W. Bruse, Minister I 11:00- Morning Worship. 9.45- Sunday Church School. 7:00- Young Peoples Meeting I 11:00- Morning Worship. AUTOMOBILE PIRK 8:00- Evening service. I Sermon by the piuvtor «si the 7:30. Wednesday- Mid-week fel-i subject: "Whlsjierings about the lowship hour. "That you can depend on" Conference " —V— 0:45 Mc-tliodist Youth Groups FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. 8 00-Evening Worship. SCIENTIST Thurs 7:30- Bible Study and Pioneer Ave, South IF your wheels are properly aligned the major Fellowship hour Sunday morning service at 111 percentage of your tire wear is eliminated. NEIGHBORH&jb CHURCH o'clock The Subject will be HEALTH * ACCIDENT Ol'R equipment is such that the slightest •"Christian Science". The Sunday LIFE CONGREGATIONAL School at 9:45 am. Wednesday I irregularities can be detected and our skilled 717 Siskiyou Boulevard evening meeting, which includes with workmen can quickly adjust the wrong. testimonies of Christian Science I 9 45 a. m.-Bible School. ON THF. PLAZA Mra Glen Prescott, Kupt healing, is held at 8 o'clock. Reading Room open dally from , 11:00- Worship Service with I •" 2 to 5 p. m. except Sunday« and •erm on. - V - Holidays The public is cordially FIRST PRESBYTERIAN invited to attend these services, CHURCH and to use the Reading Room. Main at Helman North 10:00 a. m. -Church School. AT THE KLAMATH JUNCTION Rev. Howard G. Eddy. Minister (Siskiyou Boulevard and Indiana Street) 11:00- W’orship Service 9 46- Bible School for art age« 11:00- Morning Worship FREE METHODIST CHURCH Fist Main St. at Seventh Junior Church. 6 30 - Youth Meeting Charles E. Brown, l*astor 8 00: Evening Service Sunday School, 9:45 a. m. When trouble ronir* to you —and It h 111, In »orne form —■see that It la lightened by the benefits of adequate In surance. VESTAL VISITS SOLE CpI. Gaylord Vestal was visitor on the SOCE campus Monday Cpl. Vestal graduated from SOCE a year ago. He is now in the sig nal corps at the Thermal Air Base in California. He has been in the service about eight months, and according to his statements likes the army life. At pri'eent he is ------ -------- -------- ■-------- ~ steward of the company PX. where his work ia chiefly book-1 keeping. ordering supplies, and| clerical work of that nature H«> took his basic training at Miami1 Beach. Fla. He is home on a few days' furlough AT THE CHURCHES I IT’S IN THE WHEELS SOUTHERN OREGON MINI H Published every Thursday ul UH East Main Si . Ashland, Oregon by Charles and Ruth Ulften. Nubacripilon rales: 12.00 psi year Entered as second-class matter la the post office at Ashland, Oregon Februury 15. 1935 under the set of March a 1879 —M__■■— ((> ,.,um;kams Neighborhood leaders in Oregon will have a Belie« of radio farm labor piogttinis directed toward them this rnrrnmer over the alate station KOAC, the O. 8. C exten sion service has announced. The weekly program «-ailed Iho "Neigh- bortiood 1^-ader Question Box" at 12 45 each Tuesday will be de voted to farm lnts>r matters from June 2!» through July and August INSU R A N( E M. T. BERNS Drive in today for a Check up CLYDE N. CATON GARAGE NOW IT DO e WESTERN’S Mid-Season Savings I-et us lie your insurance cuui><H*loni. Continue through this week ★ ★ ★ Protect your buildings with WESTWOOD PAINTS Exterior Hous: Paint $3.09 gal AUTO BATTERIES Wizard-2 yr. guarantee $6.75 Super Power Western Giant 30 month guarantee $7.65 See our big Circular for complete list of money saving items JAMES G. MACKIE ^¿Authorizëd Dealer- Stern Auto Supply Co Billings Agency HEAL ESTATE and KE AL INSURANCE Phone 8781 Cjk’-s’i-: 3L .» r 41 East Main SEEUS FORYOUR INSURANCE To Meet the Requirement of The New Safety Responsibility Act J. F. EMMETT MINER III 11.DING 107 EANT MAIN STREET Phono H501 : • -t«.* ASK FOR MT. ASHLAND Butter & Creamed Cottage Cheese You can speed AT YOUR GROC ERY OR MARKET his visit home ASHLAND CREAMERY by giving up your "What is inaile in Ashland makes Ashland" ■ . summer train trips WHEN IN MEDFORD, MAKE OUR STORE YOUR HEADQUARTERS! High point in many a service man's life is his short leave or furlough after months of strenuous training. This is often his last chance to visit home before going overseas — a last chance to sec his parents, wife or sweetheart. MEDFORD’S PRESCRIPT ION CENTER A registered pharmacist of long experience fills all prescriptions at this store. Only the finest and purest drugs, chemicals and other materials used. Furlough days are far too precious to be spent waiting for train acomrnodations. Yet nowadays our trains are so crowded that even service men on furlough sometimes have to “wait their turn.” Western Thrift Store Will you help make more room on our trains for service men and other essential war travelers this summer? Please cancel reservations promptly if your plans change — release this space for use hy other trav elers. Postpone all train trips of a merely social, sight-seeing or pleasure nature until after the war. This summer — unless your train trip is urgently necessary — you can do your country a real serv ice by staying close to home! 30 North Central Ave V SAME GOOD WORKMANSHIP SAME GOOD SERVICE! Wardrobe Cleaners The friendly Southern Pacific Buy Wat Bond» now to help pay for vacation» aft»r Vicforyl On the Plaza Phone 3281 *5*
