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About Southern Oregon miner. (Ashland, Or.) 1935-1946 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 26, 1943)
Thursday, August 20. 19-13 SOUTHERN OREGON MINER NEW STATUS FOR WOMEN IN ARMY LITHIA ists! CHURCH OF CHRIST W uen on September 1st, the Second and B Streets WAAcS urop and “A to uecoiuv Earl F. Downing, Minister me Yr omens Army Corps mm1 9:45 • Bible School, E. H E N TKR TAINMEN T luua snare lull memoersmp ui me Gee, Supt. Phone 7561 11:00 - Morning Service. Aimy ot tne Umleu Stales they Sermon: “Some Reasons Why will oe entitled to ail tne privile ges ami t acid ties oxtered male the Bible Should Be Studied by All.” uiembeis of the service . AMIIT10N 5:00 - Union Veaper service at in answer to many queries us IHlll 1 ROMANCI to just what these new “army | Lithia Park. MAKI DON E »IX' status privileges for WACS would' 7:00 - Christian Endeavor for YOU be, Colonel J. J. Fulmer. Oregon Juniors and High School age NAPPY recruiting officer, gave out the young people ami Second Front AND class for young people and adults. following informatnSi: GAYI As feminine soldiers all enlisted ' 8:00 - Evening Service The sermon wilt be preached by and commissioned personn el ot' the women's army be entitled Ward Rice, new pastor of the to free postage, up to $10,000 First Christian Church. Medford. worth ot National Service Ute Mrs. Rice will be the guest soloist Midweek Service. Wednesday, insurance, actual operations dut ies for officers, additional pay for at 8:00 p.m. This is the last Sunday of the overseas service, 30 days leave or furlough a year, complete clothing contest with Grants Pass. It has1 ' issue for enlisted women and a been designated "Break the Rec-, I • >250.00 clothing allowance for ord Day”, The goal is to break I officers, same rank and grade as this year's highest record in at- * i I men. Army Emergency Relief, tendance and a much wider variety of in-1 —V— JACK | teresting non-comat assignments. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. CARSON The “WAAC to WAC" change SCIENTIST ' also includes qualifying women Pioneer Ave., South GlAOn GIORGI J . form 20 to 50 years for enlistment Sunday morning service at 11 in the corps, whereas enrollment o'clock. Subject: “Christ Jesus." 1 was formerly offered to women Sunday School at 9:45 a. m. I from 21 to 45 only, Applicants meeting, Wednesday evening LIST I SO COX num TIONS under the age of 21, hswever. wnich includes testimonies of I Contributions to Ashland USO must have the written consent of Christian Science healing, is held REVENGE CHARLES for the period -of August 14 to their parents or guaidians before at 8 o'clock. STARRETT ON THE Oregon farmers will have an August 20 wcie vailed and inter- , their enlistment cim be complet Reading Room open daily from SHIRLEY 11 important role in the Third War eating : RANGE ed. 2 to 5 p. m. except Sundays and i Loan drive. Plans which call for Mrs Pinker, Mrs A C. Dement, PATTERSON Additional information is avail holidays. RATS! able at the district recruiting Arthur The public is cordially invited I the personal solicitation of every M Sgt. Robert Littleton - cash. headquarters, 614 S W. Eleventh to attend these services, and to , farmer in the state are being Mrs Edward Brooks, Mrs l-ealie unnicuil ' formulated, according to E C. Stanley - cookies; Also Mis. J W. avennue, Portland, Oregon. use the Reading Room. Sammons, state chairman of the McCoy and Mrs H H Gillette - V - Oregon War Finance Committee. of the Presbyterian Church - cook CATHOLIC CHURCH FIGURE IT OFT Under the direction of Burt K ies. Mrs Ruth King - 2 vases and Sixth ami C streets YOURSELF PLAN Rev. W. J. Meagher. Pastor. Snyder, newly appointed to head milk pitcher; Montague Robertson liie American people will I have ¡the agricultural division , a new Funny Ikmks Mrs Marcella Rawe 0FTTA>MkiHRI|4SI more money left alter taxes this Mass Sunday morning a; 9 o'clock, ; farm program is being developed I flowers; Mrs H. C. Frohbach - i year than in any one year of ' our Sunday School after Mass con to the |H>int where there will be coffee. í iíiiauttu I mstory. Our personal, as dis- ducted by the ladies of the church at least one representative for Song and Hymn practice, Fri- ers," says Snyder "At present ting aished from corporate tax , each ten farms to be contacted. day at 7 30 p. m. burden is still considerably be Realizing the farm labor shortage, farmers are unale to buy much low that of our Canadian ami county organizations will provide of the equipment they would THE CHURCH OF THE . English brothers in arms. Un farm-to-farm solicitors who will Mko to hove on their farms ami tn BRETHREN der existing revenue legislation canvass every farmer in the their homes The war bond pro Ashland and Medford less than a third of our expendi- state and enable him to purchase gram offers a safe investment at Ward E. Pratt, Minister ■ tures are met out of taxes as war bonds without the necessity of good interest for all available compared with over 50 per cent travelling to neighboring towns funds.” 10:00 - The Church School. ON THE SCREEN Treasury resea r c h indicates ' in England and Canada. Topic - “The way to Restora to conduct this business. that farmers constitute thr larg- than the pieat This surplus money is danger- tion." "The war bond program is e-t untapped market for war ous. If we bid against each oth- made to order for Oregon farm 11:00 - Worship Service. human ;tory bonds in the USA In the past er for a dwindling supply of ci Theme: "Be.ng a Disciple." that inspired it! This will be Rev. Dyer's last the difficulty has been inability SCOTT - FORD.TREVOR vilian goods, we will rock our Story message for children. to reach the fanner. Under the personal financial situation to its Sunday afternoon Vesper Ser service in the local pulpit. KE YES . BUCHANAN Strangers and visitors are espe new program farmers will be foundation. That is why our vice in Lithia Park sponsored by cially invited Come and worship called upon personally and given Government asks us to put ev-' Ministerial Association ami USO. an opportunity to buy bonds. ery cent above the cost of bare Evening service in Medford at with us. — V — necessities of life into War 8:00 p.in. at the home of Mrs. FIRST P resbyterian WEDS. & THURS. Bonds. Save that extra money Lydia Morton on 506 Beatty St. CHURCH in reserve until peace returns. Worship theme: “So great a BARGAIN NIGHTS North Main at Helman Figure it out for yourself, as Faith." Rev. Howard G. Eddy. Minister the President asks: "How much —V— V r WILLIAM SAROYAN'S 9.45- Bible School for all agea you really can save in W h FIRST METHODIST CHURCH 11:00- Morning Worship Bonds?" If inflation breaks loose, Corner No. Main and Laurel Sts your money will lose all value. Dr. George W. Bruse, Minister Junior Church. 6:30-Youth Meeting, Your War Bond is a steadfast 9:45- Sunday Church School. 8:00:Evening Service friend. 11:00- Morning Worship. —V— Inflation is a ruthless robber. F Subject: “The Kingdom of God" TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH ------------- o ------------ with Union vesper service in the City Rev. a . N. MacDonnell. Vicar FRANK Captain and Mrs. Harvey A Paik at 5:00 o’clock. 8:00:Holy Communion Woods and three sons are visit organ The Methodist Youth Feliow- 9:30- Church School ing this week with Dr. and Mrs. JAMES CRAIG ship Group will meet at the par- 11:00:Service and Sermon E. A. Woods. Captain Woods is MARSHA HUNT sonage outdoor service center, 117 stationed at Merced, California. —V— FAY BAINTER Laurel Street, at 6:45. ------------ o------------ FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH VAN JOHNSON The midweek Bible Study Hour THE MINER PRESS FOR Gordon C. Griffin-Pastor DONNA REED and Praise Service is each Thurs Q U A L IT Y PR I N TI N G. 9:45- Bible School, C. E. Corry. JACKIE day evening at 7:30. Superintendent. JENKINS f - You will find in this church a 11:00- Morning Worahlp. M-G-M .kmr. V a friendly welcome, and a fundamen 7:00- Young People’. Meeting. tal gospel of salvation. 8:00- Evening service. 7:30, Wednesday- Mid week fel [ NEIGHBORHOOD CHURCH, "What is made in Ashland makes Ashland lowship hour. FARM & DWELLING I CONGREGATION AL —V— Comer of Blvd, and Morton AUTO AND TRUCK FREE METHODIST CHURCH Thomas L. Dyer, Minister BURGLARY Charles E. Brown, Pastor 9:45 Church School; Mrs. Glenn Sunday School, 9:45 a. m. LIABILITY Prescott, superintendent. Morning Worship, 11:00 a ni. HEALTH, ACCIDENT 11:00 Morning Worship. Young People's and Junior Topic: “What Is Success? What Missionary Society at 6:30 p. m AND LIFE Is Failure?” Evangelistic Service, 7:30 p. m. A Man af Mfitary... Friday & Saturday î ALIVE WITH ACTION! Ridin*. ThroH^fi PLANSTOCONTACT OREGON FARMERS . W Sun. Mon. Tues. lomtov « hiiimii miiKEV ROOllíY MT. ASHLAND M Butter & Creamed Cottage Cheese AT YOUR GROCERY OR MARKET SEE US FOR YOUR INSURANCE ASHLAND CREAMERY Next Wed. & Thurs. POWELL LAMARR //e-i/y J. F. EMMETT & MINER BUILDING 167 EAST MAIN STREET Phone HWl GIGANTIC SALE OF i SUMMER MERCHANDISE I A Woman al Caaraga 44 HATS FORMERLY PRICED TO $4.98 DRASTICALLY REDUCED—MANY Priced at Just 2 PAIRS SHORTS, 2 PLAY SUITS, BUTTON SKIRT AND ONE-PIECE SHORT OUTFIT Reduced to ONE ONLY CRASH LINEN 2-PIECE SHORT AND SHIRT SVIT 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, chemiouls and other materials used. $1.00 Trevor •Mil Rathbone Western Thrift Store 30 North (’entrai Ave $1.29 HENRY’S LOVE LIFE $5,95 98 On|y CHILDREN’S ONE-PIECE SUNSUIT c Sizes 7 to 14 PRICES SLASHED ON LARGE GROUP SUMMER DRESSES—Many Nicely Styled for Fall COME EARLY—Sale Starts Friday at 9 A.M.; Ends Saturday at 9 P. M. &x^pjo¿eA!< SAME GOOD WORKMANSHIP SAME GOOD SERVICE! Wardrobe Cleaners mfiz Personalized Service Dept. W k 3SSESQ39II I I On the Plaza n,.c . ï . Phone 3281
