Southern Oregon miner. (Ashland, Or.) 1935-1946, September 16, 1943, Image 2

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    ThuiikUy, September ltì, 1943
AT THE CHURCHES
TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCW
Rev( A. N, MacDonnell, Vicar
8:00 Holy Communion
9:30- Church School
11.00:Service and Sermon
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FIRST BAITIST CHURCH
Gordon C. Griffin-Pastor
9:45- Bible School, C. E. Corry,
Superintendent.
11:00- Morning Worship.
I
7:00- Young People's Meeting.
8:00- Evening service.
7:30. Wednesday- Mid-week fel­
lowship hour.
FREE METHODIST CHURCH
Charles E. Brawn, Pastor
Sunday School, 9:45 a. m.
Morning Worship. 11:00 a. tn.
Young People's and Junior
Missionary Society at 6:30 p. m
.Evangelistic Service. 7:30 p. m. I
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CHURCH OF CHRIST
Second and B Streets
Earl F. Downing, Minister
9:45 - Bible School, E. H Me-
Gtg Supt.
11:00 - Morning Service.
7:00 • Christian Endeavor for
Juniors and High School age
young people and Second Front
class for young people and adults.
8:00 - Evening Service
Midweek Service, Wednesday,
at 8:00 p.m.
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i
SOUTHERN OREGON MINER
OUR DEMOCRACY
by Mat
T omorrow will be A nother D ay .
A
GRASSHOPPER SANG
THROUGH THE SUMMER
I1
WHILE AN ANT STORED GRAIN. I
WESTERN AUTO’S
’WHV DO YOU NOT ENJOY
YOURSELF AS I DO,' THE
GRASSHOPPER ASKED,"WHILE
THIS FINE WEATHER LASTS ?
WINTER IS TIME ENOUGH TO
SAVE.' 'IN WINTER THE ANT
\* I «r
REPLIED/WHEN THERE IS NO
MORE GRAIN, THERE IS
T ime ENOUGH FOR SINGING.
&£TT£/t TO SAUE MOW ANO
S/VG TO M OX 20 M THAN
S/WG MOW AMO TOWX.C. ¡1
?£SX£ T.'* - old r* a lb .
STARTS TODAY!
ikC-IP /
RED-HOT SPECIAL!
LONG-RUN MOTOR OIL
43c Gallon
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST,
SCIENTIST
Pioneer Ave., South
Sunday morning service at 1:
I f Wf SPEND MONEY HEEDLESSLY TODAY WE MAY F(NO
o'clock.
OURSELVES NEEDING IT TOMORROW. BUT IF WE
Sunday School at 9:45 a. m.
SAVE TOOAY, THROUGH WAR BONDS, LIFE INSURANCE
Wednesday
evening
mealing,
AND SAVINGS ACCOUNTS- WE NOT ONLY HELP TO
wnich includes testimonies of
FINANCE T he WAR and KEEP PRICES DOWN —
Christian Science healing, is held
WE ARE STORING UP TOR OUR FUTURE SECURITY.
at 8 o'clock.
Reading Room open daily from
2 to 5 p. m. except Sundays and
Mrs. Paul Harmsen and daught­
holidays.
er visited with Mr Harmsen at
The public is cordially invited
Cave Junction last week
to attend these services, and to
CHICAGO - - Expressing the hope
use the Reading Room.
that »there will be "quickening of
Mrs. Mary Meikle returned to
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the spirit of religion as a result her home in San Francisco last
CATHOLIC CHURCH
of the observance." President Saturday
Sixth ana C streets
Franklin D. Roosevelt has en­
Rev. W. J. Meagher, Pastor.
dorsed the nation-wide observance
See us naw for Automobile
Mass Sunday morning a: 9 o’clock. of Religious Education Week.
Sunday School after Mass con- September 26 to October 3. . in a ] Liability Insurance.
ducted by the ladies of the church, letter addressed to Roy G. Rose, Mrs. XI T. Burns—on the Plaza.
Song and Hymn practice. Fri- general secretary of the Internat­
day at 7:30 p. m.
ional Council of Religious Educa­
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tion, sponsor of the 13th annual
THE CHURCH OF THE
observance.
BRETHREN
"In the days of trial which still
w W i JOSEPHINE HUDDLESTON
Ashland and Medford
separate us from victory," reads ■
Ward E. Pratt, Pastor
the President’s letter , "in the
Actually, although appearing
Services for Sunday, September years of momentous decision meek as fifth columnists, clothes
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which will fix the duration and moths too are vicious saboteurs,
19, 1943:
The Church School, 10 A. M. | character of the peace, we must invading American homes and des­
troying some $200,000,000 worth of
Graded lessons for the children. j avail ourselves to the full of our woolens and furs every year. Such
r.3M East
Adult theme: "'When Good Men ' spiritual heritage.”
wholesale invasion assumes major
Ninety
per
cent
of
American
importance as wool shortages loom
Sin.” "Be ye angry, and sin not.”
; Protestant churches will partici­ on the consumer horizon because
Ephesians 4:26.
The Worship Service, 11 A. M. pate in community-wide activities of government priorities.
So. homemakers are urged to be­
Theme for meditation and discus­ during Religious Education Week come combat troopers against this
sion, "The Whole Truth.” Bring through the 42 denominations, 31 form of sabotage by killing all the
a friend with you this Sunday and state councils and 79 city coun- clothes moths they see flying
every Sunday, A friendly' wel- cils of churches and religious ed­ around. These flying millers ac­
ucation which are members of the tually don’t damage clothing but if
come awaits you.
left alive, they lay eggs inside pock­
Evening Worship in Medford: ' International Council of Religious ets. under lapels, under turned
Education,
Dr.
Ross
stated
in
Theme, "Winds arid Waves.” An
down collars and turned up cuffs
_______
_____
" ' _ the > announcement con- anywhere at all they can find a
hour of _________
fellowship
and ___________
wholesome making
worship for old and young. Time: I cerning the President's letter of nice wooly bed!
8 P. M at the Ray Pence home endorsement.
on 501 Beatty Street.
j Calling attention to the fact
Q. What is a calorie?
BYPD Social and Class Met jng that America is the "arsenal of
A. A calorie is a unit for measuring
— Guests
«—»—. democracy
—
~----- because of its war
energy. It is used to express both
on Friday, September j 23.
the energy requirement of the
of Bert and Gladys Wright onI production, President Roosevelt
body
and the energy value of
declares in his letter, “this accom­
Helman Street, Ashland.
food.
plishment. great as it is. will not
Q. Where do we get our calories?
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A. We get our calories from the pro­
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH suffice« to gain un that just and
tein, fat, and carbohydrate in the
Corner No. Main and Laurel Sts durable peace for which we strive
food we eat.
unless we prove also that we are
Q. What food con .titurnt Is the most
Dr. George W. Bruee, Minister
an arsenal of spiritual values.
concentrated source of enrrgy?
9:45- Sunday Church School.
A. Fat. It supplies more than twice
“Unless we have faith in free­
11:00- Morning Worship.
as many calories per unit of
dom. in brotherhood and in the
weight as either proteins or car­
Subject: "God”
rational direction of life, a faith
bohydrates.
6:45 -The Methodist Youth Fel­ undismayed by all obstacles, our
Q. What does fat do In the bo Iv
lowship will meet for worship.
besides supply J:-at and energy?
labor and our sacrifices in the
7:30 - Evening Service
A. It carries the fat soluble vitamins
present struggle must assuredly
Flying moth millers can't use
and provides e u .¡d fatty acids.
Subject: 'A Misunderstood God' be in vain ”
winter woolens for a nesting place Q. What are four iact-.rs which help
The midweek Bible Study Hour
"We need to remind ourselves when garments are thoroughly
determine the <r.-le quirement
and Praise Service is each Thurs­ and to remind our fellows that cleaned and then stored in a mo­
of an individual?
day evening at 7:30.
the comman man is in sober truth dern cedar chest which has a bona A. Size (height nd v ight), age,
You will find in this church a fashioned in the image of divin­ fide insurance policy against moth
activity, and g-.o I'. .
friendly welcome, and a fundamen­ ity," the President’s letter con­ destruction.
Q. Why does a v
a-‘.ke person
need more <■:■.!
. 1'n> an in­
tal gospel of salvation,
Once laid, these eggs hatch into
cludes.
active or set’-'n
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destructive larvae whose pillage
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• to uup v
NEIGHBORHOOD CHURCH.
and plunder leave a scorchea earth A. He needs more <
the heat ar ! <
y mcc >iy to
WILLIAM GARY RITCHSON
trail on our best blankets, fqra,
CONGREGATIONAL
♦
carry on 1 < ■ <
Funeral services will be held suits and other woolens.
Corner of Blvd, and Morton
this morning at the Litwiller Fun­
Preservation of all woolens
9:45—Church School; Mrs. Glenn eral Home for W. G. Ritchson, means putting part-wool things NATIVE LAUNDRIES
S O M a vv H E RE I N T II ■
Prescott, superintendent.
who passed away, Monday. He safely in cedar cnests right along
with the heavier, bulkier all-wool SOUTH PACIFIC Delayed) - Na­
11:00—Morning Worship.
wes born March 5, 1979 In Minne­ articles such as blankets, overcoats
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sota but had spent the past 40 and the like. So, keep an alert eye tives on this island operate what
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
years in the West.
ready to spot, and include, all those they call the "Native Lattnd
CHURCH
Survivirs include two brother*. pretties which have a little wool Service, Ltd.” Using mountain
North Main at Helman
Frank Rit.chson of A’hland end mixed with other fibers in your streams, they wash the c.o.hts
¡of U. S Marines in true native
Rev. Howard G. Edr v. Minister LeRoy Ritchson of Medford and wool preservation plans.
For absolute moth protection, all style — poundin,1 them agaolnst
9 45- Bible School
r all ages. two sisters, Lydia Staniford of
stored articles not only must be
11:00- Morning Worship and Ashland and Nancy Phillips of put away thoroughly clean but must rcjku.
Questioned by a prospective
Junior Church.
Wayne, California.
be placed in “air tight” containers
6:30 - Youth Meeting.
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impervious to the type of damage Marine customer as to whether
8.00: Evening Service
Bom to Mr. and Mrs. Clyde which permits accidental tears to his clothes would be washed clean,
develop and open a doorway for a native clothes-washer replied:
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Garrett
September
moth invasion.
"Me wash clothes
no navvy
TALENT METHODIST CHURCH daughter.
For use in the home, the very clean."
Dr. George W. Bruce, Minister
safest of all such containers is the
o
cedar chest made of 70 per cent
9:30 -Worship Service with Ser­
Mirs Phylis Caton underwent
red
cedar
heartwood.
This
type
of
mon by the pastor.
container not only is constructed an emergency appendectomy at
Subject: “God”
to give guaranteed moth protection the local hospital Monday even­
10:30 -Sunday School
bift is so styled and finished that ing.
bm/v unnkers have a handsome piece
The midweek Bible study and
of furniture as well as a safe
prayer service is each Wednesday
For Ni'e mid For Rent Miglia
storage place for out of season
evening at 8 o’clock.
the Miner Office,
woolens
— RED-HOT SPEC!AL’ —
LOUD-TONED HORN FOR ONLY S2.Í9
AIR-CONDITIONED ICE REFRIGERATORS
3| Cu. Ft Capacity—Ceiling Price S49 59
Endorse Religious
Education Week
XO PRIORI I II s MHd:i)
Now $44.50 Easy Terms
WITH WESTERN AUTO SAVINGS
L00KZ'4
I
JAMES G. MACKIE
*?^AUthOr,Zed Dea,?r'
Western Auto Su^ly Cg
TION
EALTH
&rd
Main
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Funerd servtc«
rie Arebellet Hendricks were held
last Saturday at the Lit wilier
Funeral Home with Rev (Jordon
Griftin of the Baptiat Church of­
ficiating
Mia Hendricki was iio yearn (tf
,»• and had liveji in Ashland
many years
Her husl md died two yenra
ago. Survivor.« include a daughter,
Mra. J T Sawyer and several
grandchildren
grand­
children
WAR
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I ve get a h me, Ito, Mister! Every extra bo id von"buy thri .i ,li
the i’jyr 'I S ivings Plan will help me get back tu it. “Figure it
out yourself."