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VOL. XII ASHLAND, OREGON, THURSDAY, September 23, 1943 Number 35 TIII.H AM» THAT AT THE CHURCHES (By 01.1» TIMER) BONUS OVER AMERICA • • • To the Editor: FIRST PRESBYTERIAN The Home Economics Club of CHURCH We read thud the 1 Jons’ Club the Talent Grange met at the at Pineville borrowed ,14 trucks North Main at Helman home fit Mr. and Mr». W. W Rob- In San Antonio, fiom local business cAnt erns and Rev. Howard G. Eddy, llinister It was the middle of August icon on Palm Avenue, Ashland Texas, stands a Alamo Chapel ft 45- Bible School for all age». spent on afternoon In a city-wide Tuesday evening, Sept, 14 The when the emigrants reached Port mission fort of 11:00- Morning Worship and cleanup Thut’» what we call which is written: women of the Club entertained Bridger. Many weary miles of service “Thermopylae Junior Church. travel lay ahead of them before their husbands at that time had her messenger 6:30 - Youth Meeting. they reached the end of the trail. Mrs. D. Maplesen was an Ash 1 1 1 of defeat, the Ala 8 00: Evening Service If all out so-called clubs would land caller Friday. At Fort Bridger the emigrants mo had none.” 182 —V— function as a booster»’ organiza- Lysle W. Tame and Al Sher- were saddened by the death of rnen gave their lion, something worthwhile could TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCM lives here in 1856. ard of the Dead Indian area were little Catherine Cary, 3 years old. is« accomplished for the better Rev. A. N. MacDonneil, Vicar transacting business in Talent The Carys had left Missouri witn 8:00: Holy Communion ment of the community. Ho many Friday. Mr. Tame was on crutch their four children, and a Negro clubs start off with lofty aims 0:M> Cliiinn School es the result of a sprained ankle slave girl, and that was the first 11:00 Service and Sermon and purposes, and in course of received from a fall. sorrow to hit them. Catherine’s time 1 fail to ’justify their exist- Betty Montgomery, daughter of (body was the first to be buried FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH encr, deteriorating into "eating" Mr. and Mrs Don Montgomery, I at Fort Bridger. The family got How many relics,dear Gordon C. Griffin-Pastor clubs unti mutual adiiuiatIon so* I who has been a patient at the some comfort from the fact that to the hearts of mil 9:45- Bible School, C. E. Corry, i riel les Community Hospital in Ashland their loved one was laid away lions of Europeans, Superintendent. returned home Tuesday. where human beings gathered; 1 1 1 Hitler has wantonly I 11:00- Morning Worship. destroyed? Thou The Talent Grange held a pie where she could have trees and Twenty years ago America was 7:00- Young People's Meeting. sands of shrines link social at the Grange Hall Thurs- birds for company, instead of be raising relief funds for earth- ing the present with 8:00- Evening service. day evening which was well at- ing far out on the bleak plains, quake sufferers tn Jupan. Now we past glory have been 7:30, Wednesday- Mid-week fel tended. like her little playmate, Joel arc mobilizing our resources to smashed to rubble. lowship hour. Mrs. Roy Estes and Mrs. Hembree, who could have only the give theme ungrateful Japs a mer —V— Charles Estes were shopping in sage hen and the coyote to keep ited shellacking for their sneak FREE METHODIST CHURCH Medford. Wednesday morning. him company. attack on Pearl Harbor. Ciiarle» E. Brawn, Pastor i George Zikefoose was transact- After a brief rest, making a 114 Sunday School, 9:45 a. m. ing business in Ashland Wednes- few repairs at Bridger’s black With revolts stir ring in his i Morning Worship, 11:00 a. m. Klamath Spud Crop day. WCTU HOLDING smith shop, and doing a bit of captured countries and his armies Young People'» and Junior Estimated 10,000 Cars Mrs. O W Whitsett and son I ' trading in his store, the emi- IM-COUNTY MEET getting whipped on all fronts, no Missionary Society at 6:30 p. m With a potato crop estimated Larry and daughter Jerry of grants were ready to move on. doubt Hitler Jum|>« every time the Evangelistic Service, 7:30 p. m. •Die WCTU bi-county Institute at 10,000 carloads, the first 300 Grants ~ Pass visited her sister, ! Capt. Gantt mounted his horse, telephone rings —V— is convening today (Thursday) at carloads of 1943 crop of Klamath Mrs. Jessie Lewis a few days last gave the command to march, and CHURCH OF CHRIST 1 1 the Fiist Baptist Church in this Falls basin spuds have gone to week < the caravan bade farewell to Second and B Streets Uncle Zeke says that since the city. The morning session begins market. | Mrs G. H. Davis, a former res Bridger and his motley company, Earl F. Downing, Minister Japs have lost so many bases it at 10:00 followed by a pot-luck Digging will reach a peak about, ident of Talent called on friends and moved away to the north 9:45 . Bible School, E. ,H Mc luncheon at noon. wouldn't be surprising If Hirohito October 1 and last for about a here last Wednesday. west, passing the sites of the Gee, Supt. went completely off his. The afternoon program begins month. Mexican workers are be- Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Parks spent present towns of Casper and A Nuiscry department under 1 1 1 at 1 30 and the evening service ing used and in some fields me Sunday at the home of Mr. and Cumberland, over rough, hilly the supervision ot Mrs Paul Pres He serves bis country best at 7:30. Mrs. Ruth Toos, the state chanical sackers are being tried, Mrs. Lysle Tame on Dead Indian. Who lives pure life and doc th cott will have it» first session president, will be present at the but most of the potatoes will be} Mrs. Louise Wilkensen of- Ash country, climbing the Bear divide, thence down Bridger Creek, and this Sunday. It will continue righteous deeds, all-day session and in the evening picked up and sacked by hand. land visited her daughter and son into the Bear River Valley. One And walks straight paths how through the church service, will give an illustrated lecture. Wages for the harvest are 8' in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Claud Jones evening Lt. John C. Fremont and 11:00 - Morning Service. ever others st ray, ------ BUY BONDS------- cents a half sack for picking and last week. his half-wild followers rode into Topic: "1« it Right or Wrong?” And leaves his sons, as uttermost Mr. and Mrs. L. King and fam camp and favored them with a The Rev. G. W Bruce was din $1 an hour for hour work. County 11:00 - Junior Church Service bequest, ner guest at the home of Mr. and Agent C. A Hendarson said prices ily, wi:-» operate the pool hall, for visit. Beginner-Primary section under A stainless record which all men Mrs. J. Q Adams Sunday noon. are satisfactory. merly owned by Charles Long, Sr. The valley of the Bear River the supervision of Mrs. Frank may read; have moved into the Sam Hamil- was followed for several miles Fuller; Junior under the direc This is the better way. . ton’s property. Mr. and Mrs. and it was a land of plenty, of tion of Mrs. Earl Rogers and Mrs. WHY SOLDIERS LIKE ASHLAND USO Busan Coolidge. , . . Hamilton moved near Phoenix E H McGee. At intervals during the day, meet here are just like my home Mr Mrs LI d HamiIton of wood, water and grass to be long 1 1 1 remembered by the emigrants as 6:45 • Christian Endeavor for Sunday, soldier» and WACS were folks. He has been coming to Ruch were transacti Normalcy, in the average mind, they later crossed hundreds of asked, "Why did you come io the Ashland since January and comes ln Talent Monday afternoon, is to return to plenty of gasoline, Juniors and High Schoo) age miles of treeless wastes before 7:45 • Evening Service. Ashland USO?” The first inter on an average of 3 or 4 times nylon horn- and porterhouse steaks Bill Lawrence of Medford was reaching a like country on* the Sermon: “Rule Eight for Free view wax with Pvt. Franklin weekly. in Talent Monday. 1 1 1 j Powder River and the Grande Woodmansee of Camden, New Pvt. and Mrs. Carl Armbruster, ( Tltc Japs are said to be build dom " ------BUY BONDS------ Ronde. Midweek Service. Wed at 7:45 been coming to Jersey, who has Oakland. California, living in Med ing boats made of raw rubber. The Bear River was famous in — V — Editor Tells How to ' the USO for 1 ’•» months. Whan ford were visiting our Club for the When we sink them they can save I the old trapping days when FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. he entered the Club for the first first time, thought it was small face by blaming It on an unavoid ‘Get It Over With’ beaver was king where traders SCIENTIST time, a Junior Hostes» greeted but adequate. They enjoyed ping-| able blow-out. by i and trappers met once a year to him and showed him around the pong and reading the Sunday pa- Pioneer Ave., South Robert W. Ruhl 4 11 ' trade furs .for goods of various Sunday morning service at 11 building! He didn't Irani her name pers Pvt. Armbruster has been in What this country needs is few Editor, Medford Mail Tribune kinds, wet and dry alike. By the the Army for 4 months. o'clock. • and hasn ’ t seen her since but er orders and more invitations to In one respect there is perfect time the wagons arrived the ren Sunday School at 9:45 a. m. thought she was a gracious hos One of the Ashland USO’s unanimity regarding this war. ordinary unity. dezvous was a thing of the past, Wednesday evening meating. tess. He especialy likes the music "steadies" for over a year, Sgt. The American people are not but its fame lived on, and the lit which includes testimonies of and dancing, but also enjoys the Dick Proce, New York City, was only determined to win it, they emigrants recalled it as they Stalin's men are gaining lots of Christian Science healing, is held outdoor recreational facilities asked why he came to the USO want to win it at the earliest pos yardage. What’s become of nt 8 o'clock. gathered about their cheery camp Next were Pvt. Maurice J. Bat often, and he replied, “I like the sible moment. fires at night. Ghandhl ? Reading Room open daily from tista, Quincy, Mass, and Pvt. The homelike atmosphere and always ----- BUY BONDS------ They don ’ t want the war to last 2 to 5 p. m. except Sundays and odore Schmid, Washington, D. C. have a good time." He also thinks a DAY longer than it HAS to last ______________________________ Ed. Note- This is one in a series DALE FIEGUTH NEW holidays. | First visit to Ashland USO. Came the recreational facilities are ade to destroy the Axis, and restore of stories commmorating the Old The public is cordially invited because they knew they would be quate for the indoor man as well MARINE ADDITION this mad world to peace and sani- Oregon Trail Centennial, as the outdoor man. Ashland's latest addition to its to attend these services, and to welcome at a USO Club. ty again ------ BUY BONDS------ I In the writing room, we found Pvt. Henry Stevens. 1136 Engr. list <»f Marine» is Dale Dean Fie use the Reading Room. There are differences of opinion f PASS TO ATTEND - V— Pvt Mildred Gerber, WAC, Combat Unit, calls himself a "vet regarding practically every other guth. 24-year old son of Mr. and CATHOLIC CHURCH eran ” of the Brooklyn, New York, writing a Ashland USO. and Mrs. Walter Hill, Route 1, Box phase of the war There is none INVASION EXPOSITION letter. She says her time is so full comes to the Club often. He has on this. 288, it was announced this week Sixth and C streets TO BOND PURCHASERS by Sergeant Lester Finley of the Rev. W. J. Meagher, Pastor. at Camp that it is nice to come watched the renovations of the "Get it over with” is an almost Mass Sunday morning at 9 o'clock, to Ashland USO to write letters, building take place and says it universal Local residents may attend the Leatherneck's Klamath Falls of cry! For the sooner the Sunday School after Mass con read, dance, and relax. becomes more charming and enormous Invasion Exposition in fice. war is won the less it will cost in Later in the day, T/5 Louts J. beautiful as time goes on He lives and in money, in heartache Portland without cost, providing Hr- will be sent • to San Diego,} ducted by the ladies of the church Song and Hymn practice, Fri- N e d e r. Burlington. Iowa was thinks lots of the soldiers in Camp they wear the “I bought my Calif., for training following a and heartbreak, in everything day at 7:30 p. m. asked why he liked the Ashland White don’t know the beauty of that any sane civilized nation quota” tag signifying their pur 14-day furough. —V— USO ami. he replied, "It is such Lithia Park or they would visit it i wishes at all costs to avoid. chase of $150 or more in invasion The new Leatherneck attended THE CHURCH OF THE a friendly place, the people I and the Ashland USO Club too. bonds, according to word received grammar school in Elk City, and Yes. there is no argument on BRETHREN ; from State Bond Headquarters by came to Ashland seven yoars ago this issue, the people of America ‘ Ashland and Medford - N. H. Zacharison, Jackson County Following the outbreak of the COAL RATIONING TURKEY ASSN. TO are 100G agreed. Ward E. Pratt, Pastor war finance chairman. war, he worked for a year in | And as far as that is concerned „ „ STARTED MONDAY MEET IN SALEM Large numbers of local resi- Pearl Harbor, and for the past* 10:00 - The Church School. , n ® doubt the peoples of all the dent ‘ s "¿e ¡"^ed' to ‘n'lZke'the A priority system on coal de The cambined business and edu 11:00 - Worship Service. three months has been working liveries - to assure a fair distri cational meeting of the Oregon allied nations are. Christian Education day with trip to Portland during the eight- for Charles DeArmond, logging But how can that best be done? day exposition, September 19 emphasis upon Advance in Christ bution of the available supply ac Turkey Improvement Association, contractor. cording to the need of consumers - arranged last summer when the That is the question. The answer through September 26. Accord A brother, Eugene Fieguth, Is a ian Education. Sermon theme: “ Community Foundations ” . Bas- went into effect Sept. 20 in Wash- annual meeting was held at Ore is to to concentrate even more ing to Wilbur Carl, committee Sergeant in the Army. ket Dinner at niton for all mem- ington. Oregon and the ten north gon State college, will be held completely than heretofore, upon chairman, the exposition is the ----- BUY BONDN------ Tuesday, October 5, in Salem the war EFFORT. Instead of biggest bond show ever staged in beta and friends. MOBllM of Idaho. GUEST AT TILTON HOME starting at 10 o'clock. ! wasting any time rejoicing over America. 2:00 - "Home and Community "'This is the same area now un- Exhibits cover 8*6 Mrs. Clara Dean of Marshfield Visitation" for all members and der firewood priorities and the Mrs. W. J. Chase of Aurora will: 0,6 ,urn of the allled ud«>- - 8_rat- acres in the center of Portland long-time friend of Mrs. C. F. — >i --------- - — _ ------- . . ifying as it is, • ' ‘ Icoa' priority system will operate open the session with a report on us m°re along the seawall. Tilton, arrived in Ashland Wed any who wish to participate. in the same manner,” James C. the National Turkey federation men into the battle, give them — V — Features of the exposition in nesday of last week for a visit more guns and more planes and! clude a complete model shipyard at the Tilton home. Mrs. Dean FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Scully, regional fuel rationing ex- meeting. Frank E. Moore, poultry bombs to battle with! ■ • - - . ecutive, Office of Price Admini coordinator of the bureau of ani in which miniature Liberty ships and Dr. and Mrs. Tilton spent Corner No. Main and Laurel Sts stration, explained. The action on mal industry at Washington, will With the Axis in Europe on the are built, and working demon the weekend visiting the Tilton's Dr. George W. Bruce, Minister coal was taken by OPA at the di speak on turkey improvement, run, and Japan beginning to look startions of scores of types of 9:45. Sunday Church School. daughter, Mrs John Fowler in rection of Howard Gray, Deputy and N. L. Bennlon, extension poul- i apprehensively at her hole card. Oregon war production. , 11:00- Morning Worship. Klamath Falls. Solid Fuels Administrator for try specialist at O.S.C., will dis- NOW is the time NOT to let up Wearers of “I bought my Subject : "Jesus Chrijrt" ------BUY BONDS------ and enjpy a breathing spell but quota" tags may bring their fam cuss war emergency rations. 6:15 - The Methodist Youth Fel- War under Harold Ickes. Marching to Victory YOUR The firewood rationing order C. E. Holmes, state supervisor to Pul on tbe pressure, raise the ilies into the exposition without lowship will meet for worship. SON HIS GUN YOUR PR AY 1 which has been in effect in this of the improvement program, will heat even higher, and spend Ev- charge. High school students may 7:30 - Evening Service ERS YOUR BONDS' He need a Mr. Randall, American Sundnv same area since July 28, has been lead a round table discussion at ERYTHING we have or can acquire a special school tag with them all! Buy $100 More! School missionary will give an revised to include both wood and the afternoon session onz poultry scrape together, on the final the purchase of a $25 invasion coal and becomes a new ration and egg prices, after which H. E. knockout blow. illustrated lecture. I bond. order No. 14-A, Roscoe A. Hay, Cosby, head of the poultry depart To do this there are two main ------BUY BONDS------ —V— CIIARI.ES rugg NEIGHBORHOOD CHURCH, aotingi chief of the Northwest ment at O:S.C., will close the ses essentials. No, I: men; No. 2: On, COMPANY ANNOUNCES nnd Companion CON( rREG ATION A L Solid Fuels Rationing Branch of sion with a general summary and Money. LARGE BOND SUBSCRIPTION OPA, explained. Arc Invited to Be Guests of the So think it over. The boys at Corner of Blvd, and Morton outlook discussion. Tide Water Associated Oil Com "It was necessary to add coal SOUTHERN OREGON MINER 9:45 Church School; Mrs. Glenn This meeting, to be held in the the front are doing their Job. The pany announced today a subscrip to the rationing order because of Chamber of Commerce rooms, is war will end with complete vic tion of $5,950,000 to the National to see Prescott, superintendent. nt the VARSITY THEATRE the uncertainty, of the coal supply open to anyone interested in the tory AT THE EARLIEST POS Third War Ix>an Drive. The Com 11:00 Morning Worship. I for this area," Day said, "The turkey industry, even though not SIBLE MOMENT, if, - - —V— pany's subscription has been allo (Friday and Saturday) We do OURS! shortages of fuel oil and wood a member of the improvement as TALENT METHODIST CHURCH cated to its principal divisions, in "PRESENTING LILY MARS” have placed a heavy burden on sociation. Dr. George W Bruce, Minister cluding the sum of $150.000 to or 9:30 -Worship Service with Ser- coal, necessitating action to pro I the State of Oregon, according to (Sunday, Monday, Tuesday) basement of every home accord tect coal users. mon by the pastor, C. R. Clark, local District Sales ! The order has been reduced to ing to its need - and that war and I Subject : "Jesus Christ” Manager for the Company. »ROMHARDIER** the simplest posable terms, both industrial plants are kept rolling 10:30 -Sunday School ------BUY BONDS—— Please call at the Miner Offici Tlie midweek Bible study and for consumers and dealers,” Day this winter - by the fairest pos- Would you buy another War for Your Guest Tickets prayer service is each Wednesday said "It’s primary purpose is to Bible distribution Bond to help HIM come horn* •voplng at 8 o'clock I amurs that thara Is coal in ths supply of coal.” »afar and qulokar? y Be Ever Alert Buy War Bonds W A ft" LOAN »“I
