Thursday. December 2, 1943
SOUTHERN OREGON MINER
FRIDAY
NIGHT
LET US SAY
“THANK YOU 1»
flRSITY
AT 11:30 P.M.
ay Ruth Taylor
Moat of u» were brought up Hi
homes where the fine old custom
i f Maying Grace prevailed and we
learned to daily express our grat­
itude to the Giver of all Gifts
“in our home we «uy grace
meant something very real unit
lint.
Saying grace is a custom that
should be part of our live» to­
day. tor we have much for which
to be thankful
Although the
road im rough and the toll great­
er than we can vet conceive, we
.now now that victory lie« ahead.
What are we thankful for?
We arc thankful that w< hav •
learned much in the two years
nice wai came upon um We hav
lost much, i>ut we huve le'itud
•.vhat things oij essential und
what we cun do without Extvi nul
things can never again have ria
vitul a meaning to uh
We are thankful ttuit we hav'-
in the misery ot these day» learned
hut the Ideal» ol which we bo.rit
cd on hollduyH and nt campaig i
times are living I dug» tor w' r.i
we me w.lling '<> sacrifice.
We ute thankful thut we hnv
learned how to »pend less time
thinking about what we want for
ourselves. more time» concentrat­
ing on our duties to other* anti
more time enjoying those mercies
v.o already possess
We tire thankful that we have
)< tirned how to co operate wit h
oir neighbor« and how to nut
¡•side old differences to work with
1
our fellow men. finding in the
stress of emcrgeucy that th» » <1;
vision« that divide um arc lens I tm-
’•ortant than the thing« tha* ’ we
have In common and that unite
us.
We are thankiul that we hav-1
learned the inner sutiMfactio,i In
work and sacrifice and In b"ing
on th< side of justice and mercy
We are thankful that we have
>atne(| the privilege of living in
the greatest hour of h!»tory, th it
v. e can in that hou- be of service
tn our brother» everywhere. wha‘
ever their class, creed or color.
At Chesterton »<> aptly «ail
"The way to love anything is to
realic- that It mig.it be lost." We
have learned what we really love
ard for that knowledge while
there is yet time I > keep it
are ti utikfuU
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WHO DO CLASS HAS P YKTY
Mrs. Reba Kelsey entertained
the Who Do Class of the Method­
ist Church for the regular month­
ly session last Friday at her home
on North Main.
Mrs. Kelsey led the devotions,
and Mrs James Yeo presided over
the business meeting
The program was in charge of
Mrs. W. A. Stratton.
Refreshments were served by
the hostess assisted by Mrs. Ruby
Kenyon, Mrs. W S Moss and Mrs.
May Lennox.
Sun. Mon. Tues.
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METHODIST YOUTH GROUP
8.2/c Keith Ilaine« from Farra­
ENTERTAINED SUNDAY EVE. gut, Idaho and Cara Lee Hainea,
The Methodist Youth Fellowship who is attending «chool at San
Group went to the home of Mr.
and Mrs. John Billings last Sun­
day evening after the worship
hour .and there they enjoyed an
evening of sociability. They se­
lected and laid plans to give a
Christmas play during the Christ­
mas season. Mr. and Mrs John
Billings are the sponsors for this
group and will be happy if other
young folks will join this happy
band in worship and in play
FRIDAY — S.VITKDAY
’’RED'S” HEADED
FOR ACTION!
DON
BARRY
LYNN MERRICK
NOAM REERY
Rafael, spent the Thanksgiving
holidays with their parents. Dr.
and Mrs. C A. Haines
«
Pvt Jonn Grubb has returned
to Ft. Custer, Michigan after a
visit with his parents, Mr. and
Larkin Grubb and brother, Milo.
J. L. Wilcox is moving to
Grants Pass, where he will make
his home with his son, Guy H
Wilcox.
The Reverend A II McDonnell,
vicar of the Trinity Episcopal
Church of Ashland, addressed the
students -of the Southern Oregon
College of Educat'on at assembly
Wednesday morning. November
24. his topic. "For what I am
thankful."
Outlining the topic, the Rev
McDonnell hated three main items
for which to be thankful First,
the unanimity of opinion and spir­
it in this country which contri­
butes to the speed of bringing the
present war to a victorious end;
second, the privilege of living in
a country in which victory not
defeatism is the controlling phi­
losophy; third, the possession of
those Christian print pies which
he believes, he stated, is the
source of the spirit animating
this country
The Rev. McDonnell’s address
was given at the last assembly
held at HOCK before the week-end
Thanksgiving holiday
Matinee Saturday
Continuous Sunday
Guest« of Mr and Mrs, J. R.
McCracken on ThruikMgiving Day
were Dr Bertha Sawyer, Mrs W
C l’olk, and Mr. and Mr«. Jame«
Lennox
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