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About Southern Oregon miner. (Ashland, Or.) 1935-1946 | View Entire Issue (July 29, 1943)
SOUTHERN OREGON MINER AT THE CHI RUHES CHURCH CHRIST Second and II Streets Earl F Downing, Minister Bioie School, 9:4»; E H Gee, superintendent. Moi mug Service, 11-a in.. Mm. John Payne will sing a solo, Ser- mon subject. "We Arc to Tell the World." Vesper Service, 5 p. m., la thia I’ark. Christian Endeavor for Juniors and high school age young peo ple, and Second Front Class for I young people and adults, 7 p. m. Evening Service, 8 p. m. Ser mon. "Mountain Top Experiences. Midweek Service. Wednesday, Al TOMOKII.K I "That N SU R A N C E you can depend on" Friday and Saturday x_______ ...we M tfcel bleed al ftae twe,..aed fat* decreed that nothing caald avar I part them! J M. T. BURNS ON THE PLAZA Nature’s Signposts Q. tx hill kind of Honda are V. ur Savinin* Bond« ? A. They urn appreciation Bomia, that In, they are Mild oil n di»< oiltil l a -i». After laaue, *hry In- rrraMi in value, rear - ing lln-ir full value in 10 year*. The iiu rvu a in »aloe, which you re ceive when you redeem the Bond., i> lhe liilci • cal on your invrulincut. How long will IX ar Saving« Nature provided enduring sign Bund* and Stamps lie on posts along the route of the Old THE CHURCH OF THE •ale ? Oregon Trail for the guidance of BRETHREN A. No lime limit h i. been travelers. First of those strange Iowa and Mountain Sts act. The Mile will con- freaks of nature looked, from a’ tinne until il I* »tupped Ashland and Medford distance, like a nughty structure,! at lhe <liacrclii.il <>( lhe Ward E Pratt. Minister lion lo the problem« of the future, Now, for the Am lime in year«, Secretary of lhe Treas causing the beholders to liken it In the Ashland Church: too. We feel «hat the people who both farmer« and manufacturer« ury. to a courthouse, so it was given Church School, 10 a. m. Ckisaes have the producing |oh to do un can work for the biggctt pomble the name "Courthouse Rock." and worship for all ages Topic: Can children pun lin e War contribute a lot to the lolution of yield without thinking about the Savina« Stamp« and B»n«l«> Near by was a smaller formation, "God Delivers His People market. Thia year they can »ell all thoie problem«. which was named "Jail Rock." upon me in the day of trouble: they can produce. Perhaps the most striking and I will deliver thee, and thou shalt And we hope that you, too. bu»y Ai thing« look now, thia condi peculiar landmark on the Trail glorify me." Psalms 50:15. ai you are with growing more was Chimney Rock, which could tion ia due to keep up for tome Tlie Worship Service, 11 a m. lood than (hu country'« ever pro be seen for many miles, a beacon Inspiration from Summer Aswm- lime, but we can't count on m duced. will be turning thc«e rock and guide for all travelers. bly and District Conference held lading forever. Certuiu!) nobo»h problem« over in your mind, lor if It is located across the Platte at Camp Myrtlewood. uuuti a fnifr'it) built •« uur' So Frank America'« farmers and manufac River from Bayard, Neb. It is Crumpacker, pioneer missionary to it's high time that everybody con H. Gib Cmrb.tl. turer«, working together, can't 500 feet in diameter at its base, China; Lorell Weiss, dean of I.A- cerned—and that i> eivryioi/r— find a way to keep the riche«! A, Yea. Million* of chil rises cone-shaped for about 300 Verne College, and J W gave some thought to keeping Lear, dren are buying them country on earth producing feet, then a tall spire rises an executive secretary of Pacific things running after the war. regulurly liivir *li»r<i enough for everybody, and let the other 200 feet. You're busy/ we know. So are in lhe national •u«ing* Coast region, were our camp producer« make a living in the Tlie children of the train ex- leaders. we. lhe important thing right program. pected to see smoke coming out procc«*— it they can't, why then, now ia seeing that there's enough Evening Service in Medford at Q. Will the Government accept of it and were quite disappoint 8 p m at the B. who can? Gtutr.l El.tlric of everything to go around. Hut a personal check in payment M Lininger ed that none did. Next came Cas- N. Y. for a Bond? we've been devoting a little alien- home on 608 S Oakdale. Worship tie Rock, near the present Mc- A. Yea I aubject I Io roller* and meditation for young and old Htur thr Gourrul Fltitrif ruJio ^regraao.' Tbt “Hour o/ f'Aurin" Grew, Neb. That rock is 1500 alike. lion. Suutiuy ¡0 p ut. ttf f, NBC—“ Ibo UorlJ lultf" uout, urrbJajl by 2000 feet at the base and rises Q. If l.olli lonwn. r« ni « War —V— p.ut. Eft, CtiS 700 feet above the Platte River. I lir Saving« Bond die brfurr I FIRST METHODIST CHURCH It looked like a castle and ro Bond ia pre« nt< •d (ur re BUY WAI BONDS |rta ibe demptiun, who mantic persons expected to see Corner No. Main and Laurel tits money ■/ ? GENERAL^ ELECTRIC the gates of the castle fly open Dr. George W. Druse, Minister 9:45 Sunday Church School. A. The raiste of the Ci>- and mailed knights ride out on owner wlioue death took 11:00- Morning Worship. horseback. > placo laal. Sermon Topic: "The Best and FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Then appeared the famous, im the Worst in the Master's World ” i Gordon C Griffin-Pastor posing landmark known as Scott's 9 45- Bible School, C. E. Corry, Bluff. It was named for a trap Twenty soldiers and their chaplain Remembre—the longrr per and named Hiram Scott, who from Camp White have been in Superintendent. you keep XX «r Bond«, The Summer Assembly of the 11 00- Morning Worship. up Io 10 year», llir more was w- unded by Indians and who vited to attend this service, and Brethren wus held nt Camp Myr- taluable they bccuni*. 7:00- Young People's Meeting. crawled for many miles to tht to be guests of honor at the annual tlowood July 10 t 21 Ix-tulcr* 8:00- Evening service. shadow of the bluff to die. This Church Fellowship Dinner in ‘ 7:30, Wednesday- Mid-week fel were Frank Crumpacker. pioneer ess mi famous bluff is 3700 feet in width Helman Park immediately follow-; U. 3- Twa l>fpt. tniasion.iry to China; larwell lowship hour. • at its base and rises 800 feet ing the service. Weiss, dean of Verne Collega* The Youth Fellowship group will I above the Platte River. Evangelism and Missions; in the The United States Government meet at the church at 7 and go in FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. Brethren School in Verne. Calif , afternoon music and recreation, and J. W la-ar, regional repre SCIENTIST has taken over this historic land a body to Talent where they will and In the evening vesper services sentative for the Pacific Count. mark and it is now a national lead in the worship program of Pioneer Ave. South and campfire People from thia locality attend monument. A road {»asses through the evening The Talent young Subject: Tmth. There wan a large attendance three tunnels to its summit where people a.e providing refreshments Sunday morning service at it ing the Assembly were Mrs. M C Lininger, B M Idninger family an<l all were pleased with the Union vesper service in the City o'clock. a gorgeous panorama of the sur of Medford, Fern and Ra!ph Wy meeting Park at 5:00 o'clock. Sunday School at 9 45 A M rounding valley and hills can be O " ■ ant of laike Creek, Clelln latpp Thurs. 7:30- Bible Study and seen. Wednesday evening meeting, and Ward F Pratt nnd family See uh nuw for zl u t o ni o b I I e Fellowship hour. which includes tent imonles of The daily program consisted of 1.1 a l> li 11 y I n «u run ce. Christian Science Healing, is held classes In the morning in Bible, Mm. M. T. Hurns—on the Plaza. NEIGHBORHOOD CHURCH at 8 o'clock PLACE YOUR CONGREGATIONAL R<-ading Room open daily from ORDERS NOW V r-xp 2 to 5 P. M except Sundays and ■'* 717 Siskiyou Boulevard for 9:45 a. m.-Bible School, with holidays. Mrs. Glen Prescott, Supt. The public is cordially invited 11:00- Worship Service with to attend those services, and to sermon. use the Rending Room. (Car on Track) —V— FIRST PRESBYTERIAN All Previous Orders CATHOLIC CHURCH CHURCH Sixth anC C al reels Have Been North Main at Helman Rev. W J. Meagher. Pastor. Rev Howard G. Eddy, Minister Cancelled Mass Sunday morning a 9 o'clock 9:45- Bible School for all ages Sunday School after Mass con 11:00- Morning Wdrship and ducted by the ladies of the church Junior Church. - V - • 6:30-Youth Meeting. FREE METHODIST CHURCH 8:00:Evening Service Charles E. Brown, Pastor —V— Sunday School, 9:45 a. m. TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCW Morning Worship, 11:00 a m. Rev. A. N. MacDonnell, Vicar Young People's and Junior I 8:00:Holy Communion Missionary Society at 6:30 p. m 9:30- Church School Evangelistic Service, 7:30 p m. 11:00:Service and Sermon Song and Hymn practice, Fri "What la made in Ashland makes Ash huid" -V- day at 7:30 p m. Enough to Go Around George Priscilla BRENT-LANE wHft BRUCI CABOT * Qiwñfiinq Sun. - Mon [I THRILL to o m u » i c o I Cavalcade of on American Erol the mwlodie» of yesterday ... end tomorrow's hits! / Camp Myrtlewood Summer Assembly ASK KOI BLOCKS MT. ASHLAND Gent KELLY teerte MUHHV Karte EGGERTM lee BLUE Next Wed. & Thurs. 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