SOUTHERN OREGON MINER
Thursday, October 14, 1913
AT THE CHl’RCHES
FREE METHODIST CHURCH
Charles E Brawn, I'astor
9:45 - Sunday School.
11:00 - Morning Worship.
6:45 • Young People
7:30 • Evangelistic Service.
Evangelist and Mrs. P J. Grif­
fiths of Salem, Oregon will sjH-ak
at both church services as well
as the Sunday School and the
young people's group.
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FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
Corner No. Main and Laurel Sts
Dr. George W. Bru*e, Minister
9:45- Sunday Church School.
11:00- Morning Worship.
Subject: “What Happens When
We Pray"
6:15 - The Methodist Youth Fel­
lowship will meet for worship.
Leader: Lois Ann Thompson.
7:30 - Evening Service
The Methodist Youth Fellowship
will lead the serfice presenting
the new Fellowship emblem and
explaining the covenant, motto,
colors, and points. This should be
one of the most interesting and
informative of the Sunday even­
ing services and should be attend­
ed by youth and adults alike.
Bible Class, Thursday at 7:30
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NEIGHBORHOOD CHURCH.
CONGREGATIONAL
Corner of Blvd, and Morton
9:45—Church School; Mrs. Glenn
Prescott, superintendent.
11:00—Morning Worship.
HEADLINES Ay
What Makes an
American Army
SEWING MACH. ( ARE
GIVEN IN BULLETIN
dhi.ruigi* of repair men Just at
a time wucii honteinakcr« need io
i..,vt llitlr aewliig machines U>
„ootl running oitlt’i coimliuilly ha*
.ed to the publication of a four-
page c.icultr on »he cure ami ad-
juzitin, nt of sewuig machines. ju«l
.s iued by the O.8.C Kxtonri<«i ser­
vice
lots circular, written by Lucy
I
Lane, extension »;H*cinll»t in
i < tiling and textile«, i* intended
l> supplement the information
contained in itrwing machine in-
iliurUon hooka supplied by the
m.uiufiictiiier It contains a pic­
ture of n typical sewing machine
head with ull parts clearly mark­
ed to be used ll* a glide In follow-
.ni’ tho directions for cleaning,
o Mug. and adjusting sewing ma-
•
ch lie i.
’Inis pamphlet issued ns exteti-
»ion bulletin No. 024, is partie«-
'a’ly valuable in rase the* original
instruction book has been loot
!'■. les may be obtained free from
uiy county extension agent or <11-
rect from the collc/s'
Q
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LOOKÀ4
wM JOSUHINt HUDDlfSTON
CARRY YOUR BAG, SIR!
by
— Women war worker* on
Ruth Taylor
the British railways have
What makes an American Ar­
released thousands of men
for th* armed services —
my American ?
husky, smartly dressed girls
It is selection. The boys come j
have taken over porter's
from all ranks of life, from farm
jobs, too.
and factory, from village and i
city, from the work bench and the
class room. There is no question
of class, no bar of national origin
of the names they bear, no dispute
as to their religion. They are cho- j
sen because they are physically
fit and men tall j* aide to »io a hard
job - because they are tough e-
nough to take it • and to hand it
out.
It is leadership. With only a
small standing army war found
us with too few men trainer! to
lead But that never stopped an
American army The boys in the
Ju«t the right blend of ingredient*
ranks were culled by their offi­
and temperatures la as importnnl
cers and if they showed any qual- I
to kuecessful *a»hing aa it is to
ities of leadership, they were
kurreaxful rake baking.
In principle, the washing and
pushed into officers t r a i n i ng
ironing method» followed by pro­
acnips there td earn their rating«
fessioni)) laundries today are very
Gossip mongers to the contrary,
much like tested ricipes for cook­
practically none of our officers
ing For, the whole washing and
ironing procedure followed in mod­
were selected because of their
‘‘friends’’. Most have come up
Jaywalking. iue practice of ern Inumine* is first tested by the
American Institute of foundering
from the ranks through sheer'
er,.--suing steels brtween Intersec- ut
Joliet, Illinois. These expert*
ability and hard work Our lead­
aeotioiMi. I* "i> 'he Increase In Ore- w irk witn controlled temperature*,
ers know the men they are lead­
gon u survey made by the safety length of time required for washing
ing because in the ranks are men
division of the secretary of »tate article* clean and safely, and tho
separation of all article* according
they know, who come from the
office's d «closed.
t., ti>. ,i . ii.r and fib» i content joat
same kind of homes, were taught
Tai* unsafe practice was re­ as carefully a* a homemaker aifta
in the same kind of schools the
in
166
percent
more
pe
­
ported
flour, separate* whites from yolks
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
beliefs in democracy. The men
destrian fatalities during the first of eggs an<l set* her oven at 350*
CHURCH
obey because they know "why'', i
six months of W43 than for the F. when «the recipe so states!
North Main at Helman
Then, too, professional laundries
The officers lead because they
same period of 1942 Eight per­
use rain-soft water just aa relig­
Rev. Howard G. Eddy. Minister
sona
were
killed
while
crossing
know "how".
iously ns a homemaker use* heuvv
9:45 - Bible School
It is devotion. In our ranks are!
SMOKE SIGNAL FOR FALL
streets between intersections dur­ ■ i. «nt for whipping Even the right
11:00 - Morning Worship and men whose ancestors crossed the
— In tobacco brown, new
ing that period this year, com­ type of washer or ironer la aa vital­
wool dress with chenille em-
Junior Church.
seass
generations
ago
-
and
those
pared to only three for the com- ly important to the tented recipe*
broidered design of tobacco
Subject: “The Supremacy of who came in the last immigration;.
for washing used by laundries ns
I parative period a year ago
blossoms and leaves—one of
the right type of pan is for cake
Scripture”
those whose only language seems
the Marlboro cigarette-slim
Pedestrian fatalities have in­ making at home!
6:30 - Youth Program
fashions now nationally
to be American slang, those who
creased n little over 40 perernt so
All these are reasons why wash­
7:30 - Evening Service
featured.
talk with a "Harvard" accent,
far this year, while other type* ing done at the professional laun-
Wednesday - Midweek Bible
and those who are Americans by­
!«f traffic fatalities are showing a di, eliminatei U m “w«ahing fail­
Study and Prayer at 7:30.
choice. There is a common bond
downward trend, the safety divi­ ures” experienced by so many
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homemakers who haven't th* ad­
UNCLE
SAM
S
NEW
AIR
LEVIATHAN
—
Compare
ite
«lie
with
sion's survey showed
vantage of these tested recipes for
TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCW which ties them together - a bond
the
spectator*
—
and
you'll
get
some
Idea
of
this
latest
transport
Indicative of the fact that in­ washing.
Rev. a . N. MacDonnell, Vicar of devotion to a flag which stands
¡and cargo plane — Keep 'em flying!
to the free land
creased
numbers of pedestrians a-
Besides controlling the tempera­
for
a
devotion
8:00: Holy Communion
ilone Is not responsible for the in- ture of rain-soft water, using the
that is America.
9:30- Church School
right supplì.
each typo of
It is consecration. Alike the
.crease in deaths, the division re­ fabric
ll:00:Service and Sermon
»nd separating cottons, lin­
I men who are American are con-
ported
that
unsafe
walking
prac
­
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ens, wool*, silks and rayon* from
) secrated to an ideal set forth in
tices were factors In HO percent each other, professional laundries
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
the Declaration of Independence,
more pedestrian accidents thia also separate colors very carefully.
Gordon C. Griffin-Pastor
For Inaiane«, white cotteli »nd
“We hold these truths to be self
year than a year ago Of the
9:45- Bible School, C. E. Corry,
articles are aetiarated into
evident, that all men are created
walkers killed in traffic so far linen
three groups! Colored articles aro
Superintend .-nt.
equal; in the Farewell Address of
1 this year, 64 percent were en- separated into five general groups:
11:00- Morning Worship.
gaped in unsafe actions at the 1. light pinks, lavenders, tana; 2.
6:30 - Yeung People's Meeting George Washington. "Citizens by
,
birth
or
choice
.
.
the
independence
'
time they Were struck while last light blues, green* and grays; 3.
7:30 - Evening Service
year, only 35 percent were so m- yellows; 4. dark brown, blue, pur­
7:30, Wednesday- Mid-week fel- and liberty you possess are the
ple. green and black; 5. dark red
work of joint councils, and joint CHURCHES PLAN FOR
gaged
lowship hour.
and orange. Then, these are wa h-1
efforts - of common dangers, suf­
Unsafe practices. In addition to ed ami ironed by the tested recipe
WORLD
ORDER
DAY
ferings and succesess;” in the
jaywalking, were crossing streets
wool, cotton, linen, silk or rayon,
CHURCH OF CHRIST
Once again we have reached the against red lights, stepping Into for
Religious education leaders in
Gettysburg address of Lincoln.
according to their fiber content.
Secon ! and B Streets
Government of the people, by the thousands of Protestant churches semi-finals of another fire pre­ the street from between parked
Earl F. Downing, Minister
vention campaign, and the time
SEVEN S( TIOL/YRSIIll’N |\
9:45 - Bible School, E. H Mc­ people and for the people" and across America will play an im­ is approaching to ring down the cars, walking along the right­
portant* part in preparing Chris­
,
finally
in
the
message
of
Presi
­
hand
side
of
the
road
instead
of
PHARMACY READY AT ONC
Gee, Supt.
curtains for 1943. And once again
Seven freshman
scholarship»
Nursery for babies and classes dent Roosevelt, "In the future tian people for more intelligent the people of Oregon have re- on the left, facing approaching
I days, which we seek to make se- and effective participation in in­
traffic, and failing to carry white amounting to $66 each are avail­
for all others.
"prevent
the
call
to
1 cure, we look forward to a world fluencing the post-war world or­ «ponded to
or display a lighted fhi.whligh' able for students desiring to en­
11:00 - Morning Service.
man-caused fires" in the tradition-
ter the school of pharmacy at
The message will be brought by founded upon four esential free­ der during the Christian Missions a) Oregon manner. It la. how- while walking at night
on World Order in November and
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doms.”
Oregon State College this fall
E. H. McGee
ever,
still
too
early
to
give
up
a
Selection, leadership, devotion particularly on World Order Sun­
STARCH STICKS?
Funds for the scholarships were
11:00 - Junior Church Service
cheer the finals have just start­
and
consecration
-
that
is
what
day,
November
7.
Wnen starch sticks to the bot • contributed by the Oregon State
Mrs. Frank Fuller in charge of
on
September
26.
1936.
wit»
ed.
It
This prediction has been made
Beginner-Primary group and Mrs. makes an American army Ameri­
I when the Bandon fire took its tom of an iron, Mrs. Julia Kiene Pharmaceutical Association and
Earl Rogers and Mrs. Everett Mc­ can. That is what will carry an by Dr. Herman J. Sweet of the In­ tragic toll in life and property director of Westinghouse Home by individual druggists 'Hie «chol-
ternational Council of Religious
American Army on to victory!
Economics Institute, does cither arships cover the cost of fees and
Gee of the Juniors.
Education,
one of six interdenomi­ With the lush grans and vegeta­ one of them- two things: Adds an tuition for one academic year
9:45-12:15 - Nursery Department
tion
getting
drier
with
each
ray
Remember . . . that War Bond national agencies sponsoring the of sun and gust of wind, the fire extra pinch of sa|t to the starch,
Those interested in applying for
for children three and under with
you
buy may be the very thing program which will direct atten­ situation might yet become criti­ or sprinkles some salt on a news­ these may communicate directly
Mrs. Paul Prescott in charge.
with Dean A Ziefle of the school
6:30 - Christian Endeavor for that will break the back of the tion to the need for education for cal. Our vigilance must continue paper and tuns the iron over it.
a just and enduring peace in the
Axis'
of pharmacy at Corvallis They
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Juniors and High School age.
until
general
rains
have
fallen
church, the church school, the
7:30 - Evening Service E. H.
For the fourth consecutive year,, The first farmer’s course in the i are o|x>n to both young men and
community
and the home.
McGee, preaching.
fires have been kept down to a west was held at Corvallis In Jan­ women on the bast* of scholastic
"We are convinced." Dr. Sweet
Midweek Service Wed. 7:30 p m.
minimum, both in numbers and in uary, 1694, according to the Attainment and other factors
stated
in announcing the Interna­
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area burned. This fine record has thumbnail history of Oregon State
tional Council's part in the effort, been made possible by the united college compiled in connection
THE CHURCH OF THE
"that an intelligent and wholly
BRETHREN
efforts of state, private and fed- ' with the 75th anniversary cele­
Christian stand by the church feral forest protective agencies; by bration.
Ashland and Medford
people of America with regard to
Ward E. Pratt, Pastor
the precautionary measure« taken
the Issues at stake in the peace by forest operators who are spend­
it»
10:00 - The Church School.
will have a profound effect upon ing more than one million dollars
Graded lessons for the children.
; the cause of Christ around the annually to k<-ep fire out of the
Young people and adult theme:
| world for generations to come."
woods: by the hundreds of volun­
“Jesus and the Sabbath.”
teer farm fire crews; and last, |
11:00 - Worship Service.
but by no means least, by Mr.
Theme: “How God Raises Up
■nd Ml* J’lhn Q Public. But Ihe
a Leader." Children’s Portion.
I most effective single co-otdinat-;
Evening Services in Medford at
| ing influence of this entire effort
Don’t spend hours in a cold 11 nifty basement
608 S. Oakdale St.
Get a bottle of Kruachen flalta tonight. has come from the Keep Oregon
In Medford: Evening sei vices 7
washing your laundry - or hanging and gathering
Half an hour before breakfait, take a« much
I take this'
o'clock Topic: “I Have a Respon­
I aa will He on a dime In n glaaa of water (hot Green organization
it in winter weather! Avoid colds that may lead
1 or cold) or In your morning cup of tea or j opportunity to express apprecia- ‘
sibility” with Gerald Pence leader.
cofree and keep thia up for 30 daya. Kruarhen
taken
thia
way
helpa
relieve
aurh
aymptoma
tion
to
everyone
who
contributed
to
more serious ailments. Let the laundry do it
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aa alck headache«, bowel slugglahneaa and
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST,
ao-called bllloua Indigestion when dur to In- to that program, and especially to
better, faster, safer, and cheaper.
nafllcirnt flow of bile from the gall-bladder. the county committees. Their serv­
SCIENTIST
You can get Kruachen, a famoua Engllah
formula made tn the u. 8. A . at any drug ices were invaluable.
Pioneer Ave., South
atore. You muit be aatiafled or money back.
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Sunday, morning service at 11
Bundle
Ol<| I'apcr* l(k>
lait-ge
o’clock.
CRIME DOESN'T FAY. Not even in the
—Miner Office
Subscribe for The Miner today
Sunday School at 9:45 a. m.
kitchen. Ar* you guilty of thing» lit* th,»<
Wednesday evening meeting,
which includes testimonies of
With a Smile She Killed
Christian Science healing, is held
The World’s News Seen Through
10,(MM) Vitamins
at 8 o’clock.
Reading Room open daily from
he hristian cience
onitor
A teaspoonful of baking soda
2 to 5 p. m. except Sundays and added
An Interna.'/ >nal Daily Ncwi/ia/icr
to a pot of fresh green peai*
Puhliihrd by Illi r IIRIM I IX ti ll \'( E 1*1 III.I-II1XG SOCIETY
holidays.
is MURDER IN THE FIRST DE­
One. Norway S 'reel, Boston, Msaschuietii
The public is cordially invited GREE.
is Truthful—Constructive—Unbiased—Free from Sens ilional-
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Vitamins and vegetables are vital,
to attend these services, and to
ism — Editorials Are Timely and Instructive, and Its Daily
living things and soda is positively
use the Reading Room.
Features^ Together with the Weekly Magazine Section, Make
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lethal. DON’T murder 10,000 vita­
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the Monitor an Ideal Newspaper for the Home.
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mins at one fell swoop by cooking
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CATHOLIC CHURCH
Price ¿1 2.00 Yearly, or f I 00 a Month
vegetables with soda.
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"If you would treat your family
Sixth and C streets
Saturday Issue, including Magazine Section, #2.60 a Year.
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Rev. W. J. Meagher, Pastor. well," advise home economists’al
Introductory Offer, 6 Issues 25 Cents.
Mass Sunday morning a: 9 o'clock, Revere’* Experimental Kitchen,
Obtainable at:
"DON
’
T
treat
your
vitamins
rough."
Sunday School after Mass con­
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And if you are fortunate enough
ducted by the ladies of the church. to own some copper clad stainlesr
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I steel ware, use it to cook vegetables
Phone 7771 : 31 Water St.
It will pay you to get a bigger With little water, a low flame, a cov­
grudge against the Axis by buy­ ered utensil and NO BAKING
jt
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A A
w. A
SODA, you’ll give vitamins a chance
(
ing more War Bonds!
Pedestrian Accidents
On Increase
STATE FORESTER
PRAISES PUBLIC
WbjüiditfL
■IN THE KITCHEN
Don’t Risk Your Health This Winter!
TO ROUSE FLOW
OF LIVER BILE
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7-7-7-1
JUST CALL-TKAT’S ALL’
ASHLAND LAUNDRY COMPANY
Christian Science Readinr Room
Pioneer Avenue
Ashland. Orocron
Wirt M. Wright, Prop.