Thursday, July 15, 1043 SOUTHERN OREGON MINER AT THE CHURCHES AlTOMOHll.E FIKE I "That N S you IJ can R A N C E depend on" From tho pogos of oty own glorious Wsforyl PICTURE Om JAGGER lames CRAIG Donald MEEK antU BLAKE plus Paulette Goddard Ray Milland FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Corner No. Main and Laurel Sts. Dr. George VV. Druse*. Minister 9:45- Sunday Church School. 11:00- Morning Worship. Union vesper aeivico in the City ihirk at 5:00 o'clock. Thurs. 7:30- Bible Study and Fellowship hour. NAVAL EXAMS | TO BE GIVEN Announcing a single vacancy for the Fourth District of Ore- gon at th«« U. fl. Naval Academy at Annapolis. Md., Congre.... man Friday & Saturday Hurry Ellsworth loAy stated that HEALTH Ä ACCIDENT the preliminary qualifying exiini- LIFE illations for the appoinlmvnt of a principal mid tine«« ulteriiales NEIGHBORHOOD church would be held on July 31, 1943 CONGREGATIONAL Robert Paige and (ir.iii .McDonald TIi«« U. S. Civil Service Coin mis 717 Siskiyou Boulevard ap|H>ring nt the l.ithln Theatre slon will conduct the examinations 9:45 a. m.-Bible School, with July 18. I» SO in Tlow.s About It' at th, following city Post Office I SO BAKERS MEET MONDAY Mrs. Glen Prescott, Supt. | buildings: Eugene, Marshfield, LEE Mrs. W. A. Watkinson and Mrs. 11:00- Worship Service with I SO Al KNOW I.EIM.ES GIFTS i Medford and Roseburg. Longe. sokiiers wives, as-1 sermon. Gus B. SM wwdorfull ()|| Candidates for th«« Naval Acad­ Mn Bayonne Glenn, director of sumed responsibility for USO' emy niust not huv«> been married th«« Ashland USO, announc««e the cooki«« baking _____ last week. A num-I THE CHURCH OF THE following gifts hav lx«en received and must not be I om « than ber of volunteer bakers nu»et once; BRETHREN within the past f««w days, as in­ years of age nor more than a w^ek to do this neceeaary party f Iowa and Mountain Sts. dicated by UHO rccortis. Cookies oil April 1, 1944. o< USO «ervice. By means of the Ward E L Pratt, Minister frm th«« Christian Science Church Provision will be mad e labor of the group, holiday mak Services in Un* Ashland reprt'm'nltsl by Mrs Jessie J. Lind­ young men in tile armed services ing boys at the USO are servtsl Church: say and Mrs. Gertrude Eliderling; t«» compete if they deaire. Ap- John ARCHIR ' refreshments of home baked 10 A. M. - The Church Sidiool: from th«« Trinity Guild repr«»scnt- pointees who are in th«« service Mjfjono LORD . cakes. Milt, MAINICI III A M. Topic: "Our Chief ed by Mrs Gordon McCracken; i 1 will be sent to Naval Training I 10 »•d III Orcksitra I Source of Encouragement." Oer-' from th«» Presbyterian Church SchtMil to study for the final Care of Electric Cortis Ex- represented by Mrs J. A Lang­ qualifying mental exiiiniimtion in tainly I will be with thee, • N 11 Don't disconnect lamps or ap- odus 3:12. Classes for all ages. h. C., at wires in the plug. Instead, grasp Evening Service in Medford: Fieri) fruit was donated by Mr. plug itself and remove with a Worship ami Fellowship. Theme: and Mrs. Will Mitchell, Mrs H. once since the Civil Service O»m- firm quick motion from wall "Making Use of Suniiay.” Based M. Schilling and Mrs. Peas, mision must have the names of candidates by July 15 Tlx-v outlet or appliance. on Luke 6:1-11. Time: 8:00 P. M . Flowers wer«» brought by Mrs should designate their choice of Housecleaning Aids at the Bruce Lininger home on Frank Warren. Miss Ollie Depew. places of examination, give pres- In anticipation of spring clean­ 60S S. Oakdale. Mrs H. H Mayb«»rry. Mrs A H ent or expect«'«! future uddiensea, ing, Westinghouse« home econom­ Summer Assembly an<| District Biegle. Mrs. E L. Ca.aat'1 Mag- and men in the service or who ists have roundeti up some clean­ Conference July 19-25 at Camp azines were given by Dr Arthur will be in the service by July 31 ing hints worth remembering the Myrtlewood. S Taylor. Mrs. Roy Frazier and should give the name of the com­ Sun. Mon. 1 ues. year around: Rubbing wax on Vesper Service in Lithia Park Mrs E. L. Cassel, Cio.li dona- manding officer and address of window sills, Venetian blinds and at 5:00 P. M. each Sunday night. tions were rec«»iv«s! from Mrs th«» cunip or training station to work surfaces prot«»cts the finish —V— THl NATION $ TOP Sadie Keaton. Mrs Stanley Leon­ whict\ they are or may be at- FIRST PRESBYTERIAN TUNI TRIO m and simplifies cleaning. . . . An ard and Marie Krenock. il ra. tached. Only bonafide legul resi­ CHURCH 1943 » TOP ordinary paint brush saves time Minnie Davis gave a table game dents of the- Fourth District may TUNI TRIAT! North Main at Helman when dusting furniture, especially Dr Clyde Dunham contribute«! compete. elaborate furniture. . . . Dip a Rev. Howard G. Eddy, Minister books. cloth in vinegar anil water to 9:45- Bible School for all agea OI K SERVICE MEN wipe off furniture — makes pol­ 11:00- Morning Worship and Sgt. Duane Monroe, a graduate ishing easier and finger marks Junior Church. of SOCE, writes that he U *>m«- don’t show. . . Grease spots on 6:30 - Youth Meeting. where in China. He states he is walls vanish with a dusting of 8:00: Evening Service THE MISER I* KE NN FOIt enjoying th«1 service, though look­ French chalk—let chalk remain —V— ing forward to “the great «lay " for se’-eral hours and brush off TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCW Q U A I. IT Y P K 1 N T I N G. Observing Indian and Chinese art with a soft cl«?an cloth or small Rev. A. N. M,acDonnell, Vicar ami customs passes th«« time for brush. 8:00: Holy Communion this wide-awake young man with BACK UP 9:30- Church School gT««at interest interest, his let- 11:00:Service and Sermon ters indicate. YOUR BOY laiarl PAISE Invasion Is - V - Gru* M c D onald JacrMM year FTRST BAPTIST CHURCH Every ■»Idler is a 100 per cen- Costly fighting •Bidy RICH ter. If more than one member payroll ¡avingi Gordon C. Griffin-Pastor Hl Ills Your Boy Gives of your family is earning war 9:45- Bible School, C. E. Corry. !• year family limit 100 per cent; wages you can have a War Superin l enient. How about your Bond 100 per center at home 11:00- Morning Worship. bond buying? ducted by the ladies of the church Ix>ta of workers are putting ev­ 7:00- Young People's Me««tlng. Matinee Saturday Phone Medford 3208. ery dollar they are earning into 8:00- Evening service. —V— war bonds to help win the war Continuous Sunday 7:30, Wednesday- Mid-week fel­ CHURCH OF CHRIST and aasiire themselves a proepcr- lowship hour. Mid-week Special ous pence Second and B Streets — V — PLACE YOl'K Earl F. Downing. Minister FIRST CHURCH bF CHRIST. ORDERS NOW SCIENTIST Bible School, 9:45 a. m for Pioneer Ave., South McGee. Supt. Sunday morning service at 11 11.00 a. m. - Morning Service o'clock. Christian Endeavor for juniors Subject: Life. and high scno«,i age young people (Car on Track) Sunday School at 9:45 A. M anti Second Front Class for young Wedn««sday evening meeting, people and adults at 7:00 p. m All Previous Orders which includes testimonies of Evening Service, 8:00 p. m. Have Been Christian Science Healing, is held Midweek service Wed. 8. p. m Cancelled at 8 o'clock. Vesper service City Park Sumiay, Reading Room open daily from 5 P M 2 to 5 P. M. except Sundays and - V - holidays. FREE METHODIST CHURCH The public is cordially invited East Main St. at Seventh to attend these services, and to Charles E Brown, Pastor AT YOUR GROCERY OR MARKET use the Reading Room. Sunday School, 9:45 a. in. Morning Worship, 11:00 a. m. CATHOLIC CHURCH Young People's and Junior Missionary Society at 6:30 p. m Sixth and C streets SEE US FOR YOUR Rev. W. J. Meagher, Pastor. Evangelistic Service, 7:30 p. m. Song and Hymn practice, Fri- Mass Sunday morning a: 9 o'clock. INSURANCE "What is made in Ashland makes Ashland" Sunday School after Mass con- day at 7:30 p. m. moui ANDREWS SISTERS plus —SPECIAL Pete Smith Presents “FALA” The President’s Doff A DOGS-EYE VIEW OF INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS BLOCK MT. ASHLAND Ashland Lumber Company Butter & Creamed Cottage Cheese ASHLAND CREAMERY Wed & Thurs. Anne Shirley George Murphy I To Meet the Requirement of The New Safety Responsibility Act in J. F. EMMETT “POWERS GIRL .MINER BUILDING 167 EAST .MAIN STREET Phone 8561 MATINEE SATURDAY Continuous Shows SUNDAY ©utdeflr activity WHEN IN MEDFORD, MAKE OUR STORE YOUR HEADQUARTERS! MEDFORD’S PRESCRIPTION CENTER A registered pharmacist of long experience fills all prescriptions at this store. Only the finest and purest drugs, chemitMils and other materials used. Western Thrift Store 30 North (’entrai Ave NOW as never before it is necessary to use the old inac­ hinery - make it last utii VICTORY is won. Our experts - are ready to help you by doing the weld ng the blacksmithing and the repairing necessary to make the old as good as new. SEE US TO-DAY! NOW! SAME GOOD WORKMANSHIP SAME GOOD SERVICE! Wardrobe Cleaners lYMsaMs, A^JD.C plut Wheat Germ CM EASTSIDE PHARMACY Oak Street Caraffe and Machine Shop On the Plaza Phone 3281