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About Southern Oregon miner. (Ashland, Or.) 1935-1946 | View Entire Issue (July 8, 1943)
Thursday, July H. 1943 SOUTHERN OREGON MINER Arc » on fighting mad • bout this war? Does it mean anything to you personal ly* Then dig down and buy more and more Fur Freedom's War Bonds. •IS VERSION NEIGHBORHOOD CHURCH CONGREGATIONAL 717 Siskiyou Boulevard 9:4ft a. nt.-Bible School, with Mrs. Glen Prescott, Supt. She 11:00- Worship Service with sierivon MOTHER HUBBARD She went to the butcher's For sparerthB and suet. But found that some others had beaten her tuet. She said she would settle For sausage and liver. The butcher insisted He had none to giver She pleaded for pork chops . , . For meat balls . . . for mutton The butcher said. “Isidy, I just ain't got nutton!" —Frank Lynch BENNY PtlSCKLA LANE FIRE AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE “That you can depend on" ROCHESTER HF.ALTII A ACCIDENT Illi M. T. BURNS THE CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN Iowa and Mountain Sts. Ward E. Pratt. Minister Services in the Ashland Church: 10 A. M The Church School: Discussion topic: “God Calls a Leader." . "Come now therefore, and I will send thee unto Phar aoh, that thou mayeat bling forth my people the children of Israel out of Egypt." Exodus 3:10 11:00 The Worship Service: Message theme: "God Guiding Man." Children's story talk. Evening Vesper Service Sunday in the Park for all of Ashland and service men. Attend and re- ceive the inspiration of this out- door worship period. Evening Service in Medford: I Meditation on “Jesus Forgives Sin." Luke 5:17ff. Fellowship! Worship! Time: 8:00 P. M. Plan to attend and bring someone with OX THK PLAZA fusses 1 «'CNAKO T*<VIS JUUf BISHOP D O I T CHURCH OF CHRIST Second anil B Street* Karl F Downing, Minister Bible School, 9:45 a. m. E H TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH McGee, Supt Rev. A N. MacDonnell, Vicar il:uu u m. - Morning Service 8 00 Holy Communion Paul Pieacoit and Mia* Ethel Mac 9:30- Church School Thoni|Mon will smg Sermon sub- 11:00 Service and Sermon ject, "Mrs Job’s Question." - V - Christian Endeavor for Juniors FIRST BA1T1ST CHURCH ami high school age young people Gordon C. Griffin Pastor iuid Second Front Class for young 9:45- Bible School, C. E. Corry. ¡H'ople iuid adults at 7:00 p, in Superintendent. Evening Service, 8:00 p. m. Ser 11:00- Morning Worship, mon subject, "Johnny Doughboy 7:00- Young People's Meeting and the Homo Church." A serv 8:00- Evening service. ice flag will be dedicated with a 7:30, Wednesday- Mid-week fel candle-light service Vesper nrrvtci» lowship hour. I At hliv Park at 5 00 p. ni —V— Midwi-ek service Wed K p. m FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST FIRST METHODIST CHURCH I'ioneer Ave., South Corner No. Mam and la*urei Sts Sunduy morning service at 11 Dr. George W Druse, Minister Subject: Sacrament. 9:4ft- Sunday Church School Sunday School at 9:4ft A M 11:00- Morning Worship. meeting, Wednesday evening At thia time Mr, J F Emmett I which includes testimonies of Christian Scinice healing, is held will give a report on the recent annual Conference from a lay- at 8 o'clock Reading Room open dally from man'» atandpolnt. Union vesper servier in the Ulty 2 to 5 P. M except Sundays and Pai k at 0 00 ofclOCk holidays. Thürs 7:30- Bible Study The public is cordially invited to attend these services, and to Fellowship hour use the Reading- Room • —V— CATHOLIC CHURCH Sixth and C Streets Rev. W J, Meagher. Pastor. Mass Sunday morning an !» o'clock. Sunday School after Mass con ducted by the ladies of the church Phone Medford 3208 Junior Church 6:30-Youth Meeting 8 00 Evening Service AT THE CHURCHES —V— FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH North Main at Helman Rev. Howard G. Eddy. Minister 9:45- Bible School for all ages 11:00- Morning Worship and N O SOUTHERN OREGON MINER PubHshed every Thursday at Hi? East Main Si.. Aahland. Oregon by Charles und Ruth Giffen. SiibM-rlption rate»: g'.’.OO pei year Entered as second-class mattar I" the post office at Aahland. Oregon February 15, 1035 under the act of March 3 1870 ( Every one of- the 2625 employ- ore <»f th»> Hun Jacinto Shipbuild- era. Inc. of Huston, Texas. I* on the |Miyroll saving« plan The overall allotment for War Honda In 11 per cent of the gi'*« pay roll. I amt month the employers bought »120.741.75 extra War Bonita Th»« example they net can be followed by war workers everywhere Up your payroll aav- pace with Ings this week. Keep I the "war work" • of your nona They've pushed und friends Rommell into the sea und tire In* invasion-bound • See ii * now for A U t o in oblio Liability In* hi »nee. Mr*. M. T. Ruma—on -ho Plaza. Sun. - Mon. - Tues. trouble comes to you it will, in some form that it is lightened by nefits of adequate in- ne insurance counselor*. Billings Agency Trouble Getting Help? REAL ESTATE and REAL INSURANCE Phone 8781 41 East Main CLAUDE RAINS So arc we. Like you, we’re laced with the biggest treduction job in our history. And, like you, we’ve Mt many of the men who used to help us. Yet that’s only part of the story. Every <lav. on farm and factory, there’s something new to test the skill of those running the business. ,\<>t onlv get» ting help, hut—to mention a fen others—rising cost*, making a fair profit, and setting aside reserves for a rainv day. Essentially, those problem* arr the name for farm and factory, though tliev may at tunes differ in size. But it is that thing called ’’management,** that peculiarly American ability l > think through problem* no matter how tough, that is helping to see us through today. It is this skill in management that farmers and businessmen have most in common, a skill which insures the realization of our determination to produce all that's needed for our country today, and, tomorrow, to make a fair living through greater serv ice to our fellow Americans. Generul ¡•Jectric Company, Schenectady, ¡New York. GlMp COOFP -BotuU GRANVILLE , PLACE YOUR ORDERS NOW for Wed & Thurs. BLOCKS You'll Shiver and Quiver at (Car on Track) All Previous Orders Have Been Cancelled - ■ Company Ashland Lumber ; LODER•FOR ft. GENERAL SEE US FOR YOUR INSURANCE To Meet the Requirement of The New Safety Responsibility Act % plus DICK POWELL FRED WARING ELECTRIC •»• MP til To. am InsM Io i,IM Io Ihn How al CkM»’’ 10 * M IW1. Swnlnri. aa H»< nn* I« “Ik* WorM Today'' al *.4S IM.. IWi. 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