Thursday, July 1, 1943
SOUTHERN OREGON MINER
INCREASING NEED
AT THE CHURCHES
FOR WAACS IN SERVICE
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
Reading Room open daily from
2 to ft p. in. except Sunday« and
Holiday«. The public la cordially
invited to attend theae services,
and to use the Reading Room.
FORTV-ONE MEN NEKVKI)
RY ROYAL NEGHHOKN
SOUTHERN oreuon miner
Tue regular Friday evening Published every Thursday at 107
waffle supper was served free to Eust Main Si., Ashland, Oregon
soldiers nt the Ashland USO by by Churls« and Rutti Gifieii.
Uie Royal Neighbors, attracted 41 Nubacripllon rules: 82.00 pei year
men and IS junior boat <**««•*. lust Entered as seeond-cluaa matter is
Friday ladies who served last the post office at Ashland, Oregon
Friday were Mrs. Verne Tern, ler, I February 15. 1035 under the act
Mrs. Tom Carter, Mrs Sid R«*d. of March 3 187»
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Mrs Bertha Heer, and Mrs M I*. I
ASHLAND I SO VEMI'ER
O’Harra
Tile supper will be served again NERVI« E JULY 3
The Ashland ministerial asso
Friday, July 2 at the Ashland
ciation is cooperating with the
I ISO
Ashland UNO in providing a ves
Mr amt Mrs Hurry Hurst were per service at five o'clock on Hun-
in Portland several days this day afternoon, July 4
There will be a song leader
week
from Camp White, a group of sol
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Any excuse you can give fill' diers offering quartet numbers,
not upidng your payroll savings and n spwiker who will give an
address on "Religion anil Patriot-
will please Hitler and Hirohito
ism ” The service will be n.-l.l nt
Nee us now for A u t o m o I» I I e
the band stun,I In Idthia Pm k
Liability Insurance.
CHURCH
Proclaiming that Oregon has a
North Main at Helman
big Job to do if rt is to recruit
its share of the 90.000 additional Rev. Howard G. Eddy, Minister
9 45- Bible School for all age«.
CATHOLIC CHURCH
women needed tor the WAAC,
11:00- Morning Worship and Sixth and C Streets
Colonel J J. Fulmer, state re
cruiting chief, urged all eligible Junior Church.
Rev. W. J. Meagher, Pastor.
6:30-Youth Meeting.
women in this district to give
Maas Sunday morning ax 9 o'clock,
8:00:Evening Service
immediate consideration to the
Sunday School after M uns con
opportunities for service offered
ducted by the ladies of thè church
OF THE
Friday and Saturday by the rapidly growing feminine, i THE CHURCH
l*hone Medford 3208,
BRETHREN
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army.
Iowa and Mountain Sts
FREE METHODIST CHURCH
Now that women soldiers have
Ward E. 1‘rutt, Minister
“HOPPY" STRIKES AGAIN? actually proved their ability to
East Main St. at Seventh
10:00 Church Schoo).
Charles E. Brown. Pastor
perform non-conibat duties, ex
11:00 Church Worship
Sunday School. 9:45 a. m.
plains the colonel, the demand for
Worship
theme : "ChriMian In
Morning Worship, 11:00 a m.
their services has increased tre
dependence or the I *a th way to
Young People’s and Junior
mendously
.WAACS
are
now
sta-|
\
Missionary Society at 0:30 p. m
tinned a t army installations Peace.**
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Special children's message and
Evangelistic Service, 7:30 p. in.
throughout the United States and
story.
Song
and Hymn practice, Fri
in England and Africa.
Sunday evening Vesper service day al 7:30 p. m.
who are
Women
of
Oregon
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interested in enlisting will find in Medford at 8:00 at the honte of
I Mrs. M. T. Burns—on the Pinza.
CHURCH OF CHRIST
most of their questions answered Mrs. Lydia Morton on 506 Beatty
St
Second
and
B
Streets
in the new WAAC booklet. "73
Young People's Class Meeting
Earl F. Downing. Minister
Questions and Answers About the
on
Friday, July 2. 1943 at the
in«-, Bible School, 9:45 a. m E. H
WAAC." This book is available
upon request at recruiting head home of Margaret and Oearldine' McGee. Supt.
11:00 a. m. • Morning Service. |
quarters. 614 S. W. 11th avenue, Ijninger in Medford.
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Sermon Topic : "A Nations’s
Portland, Oregon.
TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCE Life."
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Rev. A. N. MacDonneii, Vicar I '
7:00 -Christian Endeavor and
PLUS
CARD OF THANKS
Second Front Class.
We wish to thank the many' 8:00:Holy Communion
9:30- Church School
8 00 Evening Service
FRANK BUCK’S
friends of our daughter Rose
ll:00:Service
and Sermon
Sermon : ’"11118 Nation under
Emma Kerrigan and our friends
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God.'*
for the assistance given us in
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Midweek Service, Wed at 7:30
our time of sadness and for the
Gordon C. Griffin-Pastor
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lovely flowers and thoughts of1
9:45- Bible School, C. E. Corry, FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
Authentic! Amazing!
encouragement. Our hearts are I
Superintendent.
Corner No. Main and laurel Sts
tender but we realize God has.
Adventure in the
11:00- Morning Worship,
Dr. George W. ’Bruee, Minister
a way of guiding, and our daugh
7:00- Young People’s Meeting
9:45- Sunday Church Schoo).
Amazon Countrv!
ter Rose Emma is in His hands
8:00- Evening service.
11:00- Morning Worship.
Words can never explain our i 7:30, Wednesday- Mid-week fel
6 45 Methodist Youth Groups
grateful thoughts.
lowship hour.
8:00-Evening Worship
Sun. - Mon. - Tues. Walter John and Sincerely.
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Thur«. 7:30- Bible Study and
DO I T N OW
Rose Miller FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST.
Fellowship hour.
Kerrigan
SCIENTIST
NEIGHBORHOOD CHURCH
651 Beach Street. Ashland
Pioneer Ave.. South
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CONGREGATIONAL
Sunday morning service at 11
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GREEN GUARD MEMBERSHIP o'clock. Subject: "God". Sunday
717 Siskiyou Boulevard
INCREASING
School at 9:45 am. Wednesday' 9:45 a. m.-Bible School, with
Young people from this county evening meeting, which includes ^rs Glen Prescott, Supt.
When trouble conw-s to you
who are not yet old enough to testimonies of Christian Science
11:00- Worship Service with
—and It will, In noni» form
t
work in war industries, but who healing, is held at 8 o’clock.
sermon
—see that It Is lightened by
still want to contribute something
the benefits of adáptate in-
to winning the war during the
3a
summer vacation, are turning to
suran co.
the Green Guard youth division
of the Keep Oregon Green asso
Ia>t us lie your Insurance
ciation as a chance to do a real
counselors.
job.
Among the newest members of
this state-wide forest fire pre
vention group to sign membership
cards are 4-H Club boys and girls
Mtaty ROONEY
who enlisted at their annual sum
A m RUTHERFORD ■ Esther WILLIAMS f
mer school in Corvallis. Those
who enrolled from Ashland are
Helen Kruger and Pearl Henry.
REAL ESTATE and
"The job, this year is bigger
REAL INSURANCE
Continuous Shows than ever,” said Edmund Hayes,
Phone 8731
41 East Main
chairman of the executive coni-
SUNDAY
mittee of KOG, "and we want
many thousands more Oregon
Special Matinee I young people to help in the Green
Guard movement. Just write Keep
MONDAY
Oregon Green. Salem, for an appli
cation blank or if you belonged in
1942, ask for a re-enlistment form.
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“JACARE”
7-7-7-1
Wed & Thurs.
DICK POWELL
FRED WARING
USO SPONSORS
HANDICRAFT COURSE
The Ashland USO is sponsor
ing an Ash land-host ess course in
handicrafts, being taught now in
Medford. In the first Ashland
group to attend last Thursday
evening were Mrs. L. P. Wil-
meth. Miss Florence Wood, Mrs.
1 Emil Krueger. Miss Elizabeth
i Cunningham, and Miss Adra Geol-
ler.
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The course is for volunteer
leaders’ training, and will meet
three more times, June 29. July 1,
and 6. The group receiving this
training in handicraft will pass
VARSITY PRICES
on their skill to soldiers, soldiers’
11c wives, and USO hostesses, later
Kiddle* (under 12)
Children (12 to 18)
25c i in the year when indoor leisure
replaces outdoor activities. Train
Adults
40c ing includes exercises in simple
wood and leather tooling, stencil
Saturilay Matinee
30c ing, drafting, all directed toward
constructing useful and interest
ing gadgets such as greeting
cards, folders, book holders, and
the like.
OUTDOOR SPORTS POPULAR
Mrs. Bayonne Glenn, who is
AT ASHLAND USO
sponsoring the movement in Ash-1
Service men at Ashland Sunday land, ■will answer inquiries of
found Lithia Park and the three anyone interested in taking the i
swimming pools much to their work.
liking. The Ashland USO reports
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an attendance at the club of BENNETT VISITS SOCK
around 500 on Sunday. Archery
Pvt. Stanley Bennett of Grants
on the grounds beside the club Pass, who graduated from the
house, bicycle riding, horse «hoe Southern Oregon College of Edu
pitching and tennis in the park, cation in 1942, was at the college
and pingpong at the club, were all on June 28. renewing old ac
popular. Six men went with P. R. quaintances. Pvt. Bennett is home
Hardy for a day of golf at the on a 30-day sick leave from his
Ashland course.
station at Ft. Belvoir, Va
Sunday evening buffet supper
He is in the Engineers branch
at the USO was enjoyed by 95 of the service, and among more
men and a number of junior hos , strenuous duties has been assign-
tesses. Ham and deviled egg sand l ed to instruct a group of soldiers
wiches, coffee and fruit salad, retarded in ability to read. He
were served.
states he likes the service, and is
Around 200 partook of the Sat fortunate to be stationed in Vir
urday
evening cook-your-own- ginia near certain of his relatives
supper, which was followed by an who live in Washington, D C. He
evening of lively dancing.
will return -to duty after about
Tuesday, June 22 ,is the regu- ten days.
larly sponsored swim-dance party,
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swimming- at the nearby pools,
Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Frost and
and dancing at the clubhouse in children of Altadena, California
the evening-. A convoy of 50 men i are visiting with Mrs Frost's
from the 318 Medics will come parents Mr. and Mr«. H. H Dick
ens.
from Camp White.
Dillings Agency
For Complete Laundry Service—
For relief from wash day drudgery
For more time to care for household
duties, and more spare time for
social and civic engagements
NOW
NOW a» never Is-fore It Is
necrssury to use the old mac
make It lust nnlil
blurry
VICTORY Is won.
Our c»|iert» are ready to
help you by doing the weld.ng
the blacksmithing and the
repairing necessary to make
the old as good as new.
HEE UN TO-DAY! NOW!
Oak Street Garage
and Machine Shop
SEE US FOR YOUR
INSURANCE
To Meet the
Requirement of
The New Safety
Responsibility Act
J. F. EMMETT
MISER 111 Il.DING
1«7 EAST MAIN STREET
Phone 8561
in
VARSITY SHOW
plus
BUSSES ROAR”
ASHLAND LAUNDRY COMPANY
Wirt M. Wright, Prop,
Phone 7771
31 Water St
Where did you get these
delicious cookies?
WHEN IN MEDFORD, MAKE OUR
STORE YOUR HEADQUARTERS!
MEDFORD’S PRESCRIPTION CENTER
A regiNtvrrd phurmaciNt of long experience
fill« all prescriptions at this store. Only the
finest and purest drugs, chemical* and other
materials used.
"Why at Metz’, of course.
He carries the biggest
assortment in town.
They are always
FACTORY FRESH too.
Western Thrift Store
☆
Chocolate Marshmallow Puffs
Fig Bars
Orange Creams
Mayfair Ices
Peanut Butter Dainties
Marshmallow Puffs
Just the thing for lunches or parties
30 North Central Ave
SAME GOOD WORKMANSHIP
SAME GOOD SERVICE!
Wardrobe Cleaners
On the Plaza
Phone 3281