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About Southern Oregon miner. (Ashland, Or.) 1935-1946 | View Entire Issue (July 22, 1943)
Thursday, July 22, 1943 SOUTHERN OREGON MINER \ AUTOMOBILE FIKE 1 “That N S you U can R A N C E depend on" Friday and Saturday i L lit \l III A U’t'UiKXT LIFE M. T. BURNS FREE METHODIST CHURCH East Main SL at Seventh Charles E. Brown, Pastor Sunday School, 9:45 a. m. Morning Worship. 11:00 a m. Young Peoples mid Junior, Missionary Society at 6:30 p. m Evangelistic Service, 7:30 p. m. Song and Hymn practice, Fri-1 Jay at 7:30 p. m. 8,000 BOYS AND GIRLS ProleVi"fl Of«geni Foresti Ur Ibeir Future! — - V — II I.V NUHEDUI.E FI LL AT I SO IN AMIII.AXIi The Ashland US<> lU'tivjtics for lust juirt of July Include the fol- lowing events, accoiiling to un- uuuncenient mulled to nil Ashland junior hostesses und dunce re crufts: Thursday, July 22, Camp WRIte dance at Service Club No. 2, for dance recruits Tuesday, July 27. swim nml dance with n convoy <»f 3507th Both junior Ordnance group hostesses and dance recruits in- vited. Mrs Ted Lockhart, in charge of the USO during this week's absence <>f Director • Bayonne Glenn, states that hostesses lire particularly urged to come out for the swim and dance convovs nt which affairs they are greatly needed. FIRST METHODIST CHURCH •,<Wü Mtung . I hr yvwih Corner No. Main and Laurel Sts 1 oi <NM Mat« ar« organised Dr. George IV. Druse, Minister K» prv»en< the ravages uf *.' i;> Sunday Church School Att .n our woods Ikeit Ar« 11:00- Morning Worship. t pot ting vigilan«« ia th« pr ds ot Or agon Thanh Union vesper service in the City' Nature provided enduring sign Park at 5.00 o clock. them lot mdlk<m ot hoard f««( . . they tavaJ fut posts along the route of the Old Thurs. 7 30- Bible Study and Vl< TORY hllKmial !•«« Oregon Trail for the guidance of Fellowship hour. aavad lut i*n» MACS! travelers. First of those strange to Join, wait» — freaks of nature looked, front a NEIGHBORHOOD CHURCH mt oatcoo catiH Alia distance, like a mighty structure, CONGREGATIONAL causing the beholders to liken it city and the pursuit of happl- 717 Siskiyou Boulevard Rob tri to a courthouse, so it was given new." 9:45 a. in.-Bible School, with PAIGE * HILLIARD the name “Courthouse Rock." Mrs Glen Prescott, Supt. The pledge which they thar I KVKRYFIRI iS Near by was a smaller formation, made is still the price <*f our 11:00- Worship Service with AN AXIS f Jlltll ______ _____ which was named “Jail Rock." sermon. light« “Amt for the support of ALSO this déclaration, with a firm re Perhaps the most striking and liance on the protection of Divine 4« peculiar landmark on the Trail THE CHURCH OF THE I Providence, we mutually pledge to was Chimney Rock, which could BRETHREN each other our lives, our fortune« be seen for many miles, a beacon Iowa und Mountain Sts. i and our «acred honour.” rock and guide for all travelers. with Ward E. Pratt, Minister This Is a pledge that enjoins It is located across the Platte Services In the Ashland each and every otic of uh , regard River from Bayard, Neb. It is Ch.iuii My Ruth Taylor . Gene Autry less of our work, our faith, or 500 feet in diameter at its bake, 10 A. M. The Church School: One hundred and sixty seven rises cone-shaped for about 300 The Worship Service: 11 A M years ago this Fourth of July, our condition in life, young or old. rich or poor, black or while, feet, then a tall spire rises an I Evening Service in Medford: there rang forth upon a Uien un- ; other 200 feet. Sun. Mon. T uch . Summer Assembly and District heeding world the “unanimous j worker or employer, Catholic. ' Jew or Protestant. to support and The children of the train ex Conference July 19-25 at Clunp declaration of Uie 13 United defend thorn* principles by which pected to see smoke coming out Myrtlewood. States of America." ' .uni through which we of it and were quite disappoint Vesper Service tn Lithia Park At that time, though bells rang enjoy «air freedom. ed that none did. Next came Cas at 5:00 P. M each Sunday night. and crowds in the streets of tle Rock, near the present Mc In this hour of global war —V— Philadelphia cheered, only a few FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Grew. Neb. That rock is 1500 national upheaval and Upon far-seeing individuals realized the CHURCH by 2000 feet at the base and rises true significance of the Declara j solemn and sacred anniversary, 700 feet above the Platte River North Main at Helman tion of Independence. To the rest | let u« put ««Ide our differences, It looked like a castle and ro- Rev Howard G. Eddy, Minister <jf the world the proclamation and renew our mutual pit dge, so mantic persons expected to see I that we may present a uniteti 9.45- Bible School for all ages. was mere words. the gates of the castle fly open 11:00- Morning Worship and But these "words” made a na- i ' front to those who would destroy and mailed knights ride out on Junior Church. tion, and, more than a nation, our way of life. With this spirit horseback. 6:30-Youth Meeting. they made a way of life They we shall win, and in the winning Then appeared the famous, im 8:00: Evening Service were the clarion call which pro retain our democratic way of life posing landmark known as Scott’s —V— claimed not merely a revolution for all the generation« to cewne. Bluff. It was named for a trap TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCM against a constituted authority, W Il.l. nt IDE— .351 rifI.- Uni'» or per and named Hiram Scott, •who Rev. A. N MacDonnell, Vicar They were a challenge to return .25 automatic pistol »hells for was wiunded by Indians and who :<n to rifle 7193, to first principles to the baxic 8:00:Ho)y Communion crawled for many miles to tht Ashland. ideal of the great monotheistic 9:30- Church School shadow of the bluff to die. This religions. Christianity and J7i<li- 11:00:Service and Sermon famous bluff is 3700 feet in width asm that "all men are c rent til - V - at its base and rises SOO feet FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH equal, that they are endowed Any Excuse Ycu above the Platte River. <;>n«lon C. Griffin-Pastor their Creator with certain The United States Government Can Find For Not 9:45- Bible School, C. E. Corry, alienable rights , .” has taken over this historic land Superintendent. In In this Declaration, Upping Your mark and it is now a national Matinee Saturday 11:00- Morning Worship. thoughtful, conscientious Bend Buying Will monument. A road passes through 7:00- Young Peoples Meeting. whom we call the founding fath three tunnels to its summit where Continuous Sunday Please HiGer 8:00- Evening service. ers, affirmed what has come to a gorgeous panorama of the sur 7:30, Wednesday- Mid-week fel b> called “Americanism," the Mid-week Special rounding valley and hills can be lowship hour. spirit which animates and unifies seen. —V— this nation composed of so many FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. divergent and different racial, TIIE M I X E It P R F. M R FOR SCIENTIST national and religious groups QI IL IT V P It INTI N <i. PLACE YOUR Pioneer Ave., South They proclaimed the philosophy ORDERS NOW Subject: Truth. that the people should and could Sunday morning service at 11 govern themselves, anil that by for o’clock. working together In a spirit of Sunday School at 9:45 A. M. equality, they could insure to Wednesday evening meeting, themselves and to each other the which includes testimonies of unalienable rights of "life, lib- (Car on Track) Christian Science Healing, is held All Previous Orders at 8 o’clock. CHURCH OF CHRIST Have Been Reading Room open daily from Second and B Streets 2 to 5 P. M except Sundays and Cancelled Earl F. Downing. Minister holidays. The public is cordially Invited Bible School, 9:45 a. m. E. H. to attend these services, and to McGee. Supt. use the Reading Room. 11:00 a. m. • Morning Service —V— Christian Endeavor for juniors CATHOIJC CHURCH and high school age young people and Second Front Class for young Sixth ana C streets Rev, W, J. Meagher. Pastor. people and adults at 7:00 p. m. Evening Service. 8:00 p. m. Mass Sunday morning a 9 o'clock, Sunday School after Mass con Midweek sendee Wed. 8. p. m. ducted by the ladies of the church Vesper service City Park Sunday, "What is made in Ashland makes Ashland" Phone Medford 3208. 5 P. ON THE PLAZA Nature’s Signposts ‘We Mutually Pledge’ licnel LITHIA BARRYMORE plus MARCH OF TIME Sun. - Mon. - Tues. Boots & Saddles” BLOCKS MT. ASHLAND Wed & Thurs. “MY GAL SAL” plus . “SECRET ENEMIES” MATINEE SATURDAY Continuous Shows SUNDAY enjoy outdoor activity A» MEAL Kwp »our pop ot par — 90» XlL th# onorqr value from »our diet — help your body fight off coldi — »(th the aid of thia well- proporfioaod uifamie compound! I Ashland Lumber Company Butter & Creamed Cottage Cheese SEE US FOR YOUR INSURANCE To Meet the Requirement of The New Safety Responsibility Act ASHLAND CREAMERY J. F. EMMETT MIXER BUILDING 167 EAST MAIN STREET Phone 8561 DO IT NOW NOW a* never before it is necessury to use the old mac hinery - make it last until VICTORY is won. 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