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Thursday, September 2, 1943
SOUTHERN OREGON MINER
T
AT THE CHURCIIHS
LITHIA
THE FI ZZY Ml ZZY ANGELS
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Many a mother in America,
FREE METHODIST CHURCH
When the busy day is done.
Charles E. Brown, Pastor
Sends a prayer to the Almighty
Sunday School, 9:45 a. 111.
For the keeping of her son.
Morning Worship, 11 00 a. m.
Asking that an angel guide him.
Young
Peoples and Junior
And bring him safely back
Missionary
Society at 6:30 p. m
Services
those
prayer»
are
Now we see
More than
Evangelistic Service, 7 30 p. m.
Answered on the Owen Stanley
vacation Bible
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On Sunday morninn u* you sit In
t nacx
vneat ion Bible
CHURCH OF CHRIST
church and *ee the vacant pluce*
centorti across the country wiiieh in the choir and « mder where the
Second and B Streets
’t any haloa-
T >. rh they b:.v'n
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are sponsored by PixiieMtniit chur war ha* taken the young people
I through their
Earl F Downing, Minister
O lj holes »1.
9:45 - B'le School, E. H Me ches and inter-church agencies, from vour cSmmumly ycu may f»cl
< ar*.
■rttm that thev are attending di
according to an estimate made by
A id their fi> «. marked with
Gee, Slip».
nr nervier* if circumstance per-
. "HOPPY” BUCKS THi 3
the
International
Council
of
Re
11:00
•
Morning
Service.
.attooa
ligious
Education,
a
coop«
ialive
-REBELS of the RANGE! , A"d with scratch pin* in their
5.00 - Union Vesper service at
agency which represents I 1 per
hair.
Lithia Park.
umni
7:00 - Christian Endeavor for cent of American Protestantism
U TISIS
Bi ¡nging back the badly wounded.
Children of ull races and creeds
Juniors and High School age
Just as steady as a hearse,
from defense hou.-ungi pis jects,,
, AsNra ■■ ’gSeie'i thing leaves to keep the rain off. young people and Second Front
class for young people and adults tiuller camps, slum ai-eOs of big
And .is gentle as a nurse.
cites, rural and mountain an.is.
x.OO • Evening Service
uiid tlie homes of average Ameri
Midweek
Service,
Wednesday,
Slow and careful in bad places.
cans in thousands of small and
at 8:00 p.m.
On the awful mountain track
WEDS. & TI1URS.
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, large towns in every state uttend
And the look upon their faces
these
schools,
rr
r
-«nlleas
of
whe
Makes you think that Christ ww FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. ,
ANDY
BARGAIN NIGHTS
ther they or their parent ate or
SCIENTIST
black.
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are
not
membe:
a
of
the
sponsor
Not a move to hurt the wounded.
Pioneer Ave., South
As they treat him like a saint.
Sunday morning service at 11, ing church or churches. Financial
It's a picture worth recording,
o’clock. Subject: "Christ Jesus." support is provided for the most
jxirt by the churches, but in
Chaplain» nd choi.d leader* are
That an artist's yet to paint.
Sunday School at 9:45 a. m.
meeting, tome localities a small fee, such found on the larger «hip* and even
Wednesday evening
abroud in ti e Army center*.
Many a lad will see his mother,
wnich includes testimonies of as one cent a day is charged, or
Million» of hymnul* have been dis
; And husbands see their wives,
Christian Science healing. is held funds are given through erf-! tributed to the men and women of
ferings
because the Fuz.zy Wuzzys
at 8 o'clock.
A Story of Real People I I Just
Le.ssons in Christian democracy ull «crvicci and you mny reit as
Carried them to save their lives
Reading Room open daily from
are
taught to these children, in sured that a portion of the savings
From mortar or m whine-gun fire. 2 to 5 p. m. except Sundays and
. . . Real Laíís . . . and
addition
to Bible lessons, and arts you are placing into War Ronda I*
. Or a chance surprise attack.
holidays.
< HARI.ES SlEPiiEX CONNER
and
crafts.
Supervised recreation used for their spiritual welfure
Real Heart Throbs
I To safety and the care of doctors
The public is cordially invited;
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Dtt'or
Funeral services for O tirles
At the bottom of the track
to attend these services, and to al programs for all aftermon are
S««e um ns»» for A u t <> in <> h 11 e K Conner were held Monday ut
included
in
some
of
the
sch>
Is.
use the Readbig Room.
Li
Ute 1*1 wilier Funeral Home. Hr
"Daily vacation schools are Liability 1 n a u r n n e r.
May the mothers of America
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Mr*. M T. Burn*—on the Plaza. was burn at Hier, Idaho ill 1921
<rf
helping
to
meet
the
proWen
When offering a prayer.
CATHOLIC CHURCH
I i' had* been a reMdont <>t Asli-
what to do with the kidihcs i >r
Mention these impromptu angels Sixth and C streets
arcus
land
Hi yours.
thousands
of
war
working
moi
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With the fuzzy-wuzzy hair
Rev. W, J. Meagher. Pastor.
The Council of Social Agencies,
Survivor* ate his wife an<l two
with
era." states Miss Ruth Eliza I m t
Mass Sunday morning a; 9 o'clock,' Murphy, associate director of this the UHO. the Defense Council, children Kuy and Karen, his |Mir*
(This poem cuiTent among sold-’
Sunday School after Mass con-1 work for the International Coun the YMCA, and Y’WCA ur
DAN BAILEY, JR.
inis, Mr. and Mr*. Lea Connor,
iers in the South Pacific, comes
ducted by the ladies of the church, cil. "We expect a definite decline erating with the lx>s Angeles five biolhcra, Gene, Samuel, Don-
in a letter from Ca.pt. R. C. Beebe)
Song and Hymn practice. Fri- in the rising amount of juvenile Church Federation in promoting uld, and i rank of Ashland und
DONNA REED
Reprinted from The Christian Ad day at 7:30 p. m.
delinquency in many communities and sjMinsoring 410 vacation John of Camp Osraon, Colorado,
vocate August 19, 1943 issue.
BOBBY BLAKE
because of these schools In the church schools, many of which arc and two sisters. Donnas and Ger
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running ull summer
Southern aldine of Chenault, Oregon
THE CHURCH OF THE
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churches."
The address of Private L. Her-1
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c'u'ais
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Protestantism is meeting the
bert, who is serving in Africa is
schools with u total enrollment <»f
Ashland
and
Medford
phii
.
ip heldt
growing
demand
for
summer
as follows: Pvt. Russell L. Her-|
more than 100.000 children
Ward E. Pratt. Pastor
I church school programs for child
Funeral services will bo held In
bert, ASN-39092029. 122nd Liai
Thirty thousand children from
10:00 - The Church School.
ren despite the increased lack of
Candu, North Dakota fur I “tulip
son Squadron, 68th Reconn, group
Topic - "What God Expects of trained workers and the • fewer “the sidewalks of New York" re- Heldt, who lost his life in'an acci
A. P.O. 525 G Postmaster. New
reive dally training in Bible stu
Us?"
high school young people who can
York, N.Y.
dy, directed games, supervised dent at th» Hearin Mill Monday
11:00 - Worship Service.
be called upon for assistance. Re
evening. Mr, Heldt was bom in
Labor Day Message: "Christ cent figures released by Rev Otto trips, music, writing and arts and Huss.a in IkfH) He had been U
SO PARTY FOR UNITS
crafts
In
the
290
schools
operated
and Labor”
Mayer, director erf research for
resident of Ashland for three
Mrs. Bayonne Glenn, director,«
Sunday afternoon Vesper Ser the International Council, show by the Metropolitan Federation of years He is survived by his wife
met with a committee of Junior)
Daily
Vacation
Bible
Schools,
on
vice in Lithia Park sponsored by that in 1942 there were 53,039
and two daughters Audrey and
Hostesses, for a 6:30 supper, re-|
M.nisterlal Association and USD. vacation church schools w.th Interdenominational agency
cently at the USO Clubhouse, to
Vacation Church schools spon Evelyn
Evening service in Medford at 223,163 teachers and 2.090,042 pu
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discuss plans for entertaining sev
sored
by the Rampey County Sun
8:00 p.m. at the home of Mr». pils, representing increases of 71,
TIMBER
SALE Ft'XI)
eral convoys of soldiers on Tues
Association,
St
l*aul.
Lydia Morton on 506 Beatty St. 9. and 6 per cent, respectively, day School
day evening. August 31st for a
Eighteen
Oregon counties will
Minnesota,
which
take
care
of
Worship Theme: "Jesus or over the same figures for 1939.
swimming and dancing party.
more than 1,500 children, co-onti- share $1*50.423 in revenues from
Another.”
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In many government housing
nate their programs with the tile sale of timber produced on
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projects, administrators cooperate
Chaplain Louis Johnson ami
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH i with the churches by providing summer recreation activities pro- 2'-j million acres of Oregon and
wife of Medford were dinner
vi<h’d by the Comumnity Chest California railnmd giant lands in
guests and spent the evenin® at Corner No. Main and Laurel Sts a maintenance building for •‘to keep children and young peo 1942. Jackson County's share of
the home of Dr. and Mrs George Dr. George W. Bru«e, Minister the da ly vacation church schools ple busy this summer "
the fund is $160.052
9:45 Sunday Church School.
Lacking other facilities, tents are
W. Bruce Friday.
11:00- Morning Worship.
being used in such cities as Balti
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Subject: "The Destiny of Man" more and Detroit for classes in
HOME IS YOUR PERSONAL
Union vesper service in the City trailer camps, located in defense
BATTLEFIELD IN WAR ON
Park at 5:00 o'clock.
INFLATION
The Methodist Y’outh Fellow- TRINITY' EPIECOPAL CH UR CM
Your own home is a battlefield
ship
Group will meet at the par- Rev. A N. MacDonnell, Vicar
in total war. Spend for anything
8:00:Holy Communion
sonage
outdoor service center, 117
i which you do not actually need
9:30- Church School
Laurel
Street,
at
6:45.
' and you waste ammunition reck-
11:00:Service and Sermon
The midweek Bible Study Hour
I lessly. Save and put the savings
and
Praise
Service
is
each
Thurs
into War Bonds and you are help
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
,
ing to win the home front fight day evening at 7:30.
Gordon C. Griffin-Pastor
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You
will
find
in
this
church
a
ONCE IN * BLUE against price inflation "Figure friendly welcome, and a fundamen-’
9:45- Bible School, C. E. Corry,
MOON .»PICTURE it out yourself.” Up your pay
Superintendent.
tai gospel of salvation.
LIKE THIS...
roll savings today.
11:00- Morning Worship.
NEIGHBORHOOD CHURCH, j
7:00- Y’oung People's Meeting.
THE M I X E R I’ HESS FOR
8:00- Evening service.
CONGREGATIONAL
Q U A L IT Y PRINT! N G.
7:30. Wednesday- Mid-week fel
Comer of Blvd, and Morton
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9:45 Church School; Mr«. Glenn I lowship hour.
Erescott, superintendent.
TALENT METHODIST CHURCH
11:00 Morning Worship.
Dr. George W. Bruce, Minister
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"What I m max le in Ashland makes Ashland"
9:30 -Worship Service with Ser
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
FARM & DWELLING
mon by the pastor.
CHURCH
.< Frank MORGAN
AUTO AND TRUCK
Subject: "The Destiny of M;ui"
North Main at Helman
Kathryn GRAYSON
BURGLARY
Rev. Howard G. Eddy, Minister I The Men's Quartet of the First
BYINGTON/,
9.45- Bible. School for an ages. Methodist Church of Ashland will
LIABILITY
sing. The quartet IS composed of
11:00- Morning Worship
HEALTH, ACCIDENT
Dr C. F Tilton, J. F Emmett,
Junior Church.
Robert Lytle and George H Yeo.
AND
LIFE
6:30
-
Youth
Meeting.
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10:30 -Sunday School
( 8:00:Evening Service
Large Enrollment
Wttcd
ßuif. With
In Daily Vacation
W ill I'lliMi’.'i
Jible Schools
Sun. - Mon
Friday and Saturday
Tues,
“FRANKENSTEIN
MEETS THE
WOLF MAN
BOYD
CLYDE
Jay Kirby
Matihee Saturday
Continuous Sunday
MOREY”
Sun. Mon. Tues
r I AH
ad vTrDANi
I (unAiil
MT. ASHLAND
Next Wed. & Thurs,
Butter & Creamed Cottage Cheese
AT YOUK GROCERY OR MARKET
MATINEE
SATURDAY
Continuous Shows
SUNDAY
SEE US FOR YOUR
INSURANCE
ASHLAND CREAMERY
J. F. EMMETT
WHEN IN MEDFORD, MAKE OUR
STORE YOUR HEADQUARTERS!
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MIXER BUILDING
167 EAST MAIN STREET
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Phone 8561
LS ibm .
CHILDREN’S COATS!
THERE IS
DECREASE OF ONE PERCENT
IN VEHICLE R^LSTRATION
Motor vehicle registrations in
Oregon at the end of July totaled
401,795, Bob Farrell, secretary of
state, announced today. This com
pares to a registration of 408,437 I
vehicles a year ago, a decrease of
a little over one per cent.
There were 323,673 private pas-'
senger cars registered in the state
1,080 busses, 32,989 light trucks
and 41,038 heavy trucks.
Registraton fees total $3,247,888
compared to $3,209,044. The in
crease is due to increased numb
ers of trucks and busses register
ed in the state. Truck registry-,
tions are up three percent and bus
registrations show an increase of
42 percent.
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R.T. 2/c and Mrs. Bill Reed of
San Francisco are visiting with (
Mrs. Reed's mother, Mrs. Chas.
A. White.
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NO PRIORITY
REQUIRED NOW ON
Iron & Steel Sales
S10
We have a large stock of
iron and steel.
And, we alno have a full
line of bolts, nuts etc.
MEDFORD’S PRESCRIPTION ( ENTER
W 4
GRAND COATS FOR YOUNG FOLKS
WHO WEAR SIZES 7—14
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PRACTICAL SERVICE COATS THAT
CAN REALLY TAKE IT
TWEEDS AND PLAIN COLORS—FITTED
OR LOOSE BOXEY STYLES
BE SI RE YOUR GIRL IS COMFORTABLY
OUTFITTED NOW WHILE STOCKS
ARE COMPLETE!
BEAUTIFUL KMK/r WOOL SWEATERS,
CARDIGAN AND PULLOVER STYLES,
FOR THE SMART YOUNG MISS
A registered pharmacist of long experience
fills all prescriptions at this store. Only,the
finest anti purest drugs, chemioals and other
materials used.
Western Thrift Store
30 North (’entrai Ave
SAME GOOD WORKMANSHIP
SAME GOOD SERVICE!
Wardrobe Cleaners
Oak Street Garage
and Machine Shop
Personalized Service Debt
On the Plaza
Phone 3281
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