Thursday, December 16, 1943 AT THE CHERCHES FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH North Main at Helman Rev. Howard G. Eddy, Munster Sunday services: Bible School, 9:45 a. m. Morning Worship. 11:00 a. m (Junior Church meets at the same hour.) Youth Meeting. 6:30 p. m. Evening Service. 7:30 p m. Wednesday: Prayer and Bible Study. 7:30 p. m. A warm invitation is extended to all. — V - TRIN1TY EPISCOPAL CHURCH Rev. A. N. MacDonnell, Vicar 8:00:Holy Communion 9:30- Church School ll:00:Service and Sermon —V— CHURCH OF CHRIST Second and B Streets Earl F. Downing. Minister 9:45 - Bible School with E. H McGee. Supt. Christmas Sunday. An offering for the Northwestern Christian Home at Beaverton will be taken. Every child present from the Nur sery to the High School class in clusive will receive a gift that will be treasured for years to come. 11:00 - Morning Service. A mixed quartet will bring special Christmas music. Sermon. "The Wise Men Point the Way.” 6:30 - Christian Endeavor for Juniors and High School age. 7:30 - Evening Service "There’s a Song in the Air", a service of familiar Christmas songs, tableauxs of the Birth of Jesus. Scripture Readings and a bit of history concerning each song will be presented by the Bi ble School Midweek Service Wed. 7:30 p.m FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Greyhound Solves Wartime Problems SOUTHERN OREGON MINER INTFKMKDI \TE FELLOWSHIP HAS PARTY MONDAY NIGHT \ 1 l iti I ITill \ THE Y THE Sunday - Monday - Tuesday The Intermediate Youth Fellow ship had a Christmas Party at the home of Lt. and Mrs Loren Mess In a summary of the outstand enger on Monday evening Twenty ing accomplishments of the na one young folks gathered at the tion's public transportation dur ap|Hunted ho-.r Billie Bissell pro ing the war period, F W. Ack vided leadership for the games erman. Vice-President of Pacific The house was beautifully dec Greyhound lunes, gives substan orated with Chr.stmas greenery tial credit to the traveling public. and a tree, loaded with the "ex- “Pacific Greyhoun d credits ■ change gifts." Following the re much of its success in solving freshments, the group sang Christ wartime» transportation problems mas carols, and Dr. G W Bruce to the splendid cooperation of led in a closing prayer. It was an <', \ITtliEY SMI I II civilian travelers.” Mr Ackerman evening this group will long re said. “The impact of war brought member a tremendous volume of new traf •. - <>■ - ■ - fic," he pointed out “Millions of Send *2.00 for a year's sub men have been inducted into the scription to the Southern Oregon armed forces since Pearl Harbor Miner, new or renewal, NOW and ; for that White A and have been brought by bus receive a box of ’’5 Christmas -■ Christmas of Peace ri from every section of the Uniter! card". with your name Imprinted States From widely scattered mo bilization centers and training Subscribe for The Miner today. camps they have traveled widely on leaves, transfers and other military business. These necessary military movements of millions of GIT YOI'R CAR HEATER NOW men of the constantly growing military services have thrown a (South Wind (las Heater) heavy load on all public carriers. WHILE THEY LAST Further, the amazing wartime growth of industry, with hundreds We now have asphalt shingles of new plants built and thousands expanded .have created unprece dented demands for transporta tion of workers Hundred of buses have been used exclusively in ser vice to war plants and military •Authorized Dealer* centers.” To solve its problems Grey hound has worked out new meth ods of maintenance to keep buses in service, according to the Grey- hound officials, is employing wom- en as bus drivers, mechanics and service workers, and has frequent ly appealed for public cooperation through newspaper advertising. "Results have been extremely gratifying." he stated, “and in the field of public service Grey hound's wartime accomplishments have been called a transportation miracle." ------------ o------------- LETHA COULTER CALLED TO TEACH ARMY CADETS Miss Letha Coulter of Ashland has been called to the University of Washington as instructor of | cadets in the Army Air Corps Miss Coulter graduated from the Southern Oregon College of Education in 1941. taught one year in Lakeview and was teach ing this year in Klamath Falls when called to the University of Washington She received her training in ground aeronautice at SOCE and did practice flying at the Medford airport. While in Klamath Falls, she clubbed with several others to purchase a plane to continue her training toward an instruct- or’s rating. At the University of Washing ton she has under her instruction some 70 Army Air Corps Cadets. Gordon C. Griffin-Pastor 9:45- Bible School, C. E. Corry, Superintendent. 11:00- Morning Worship. 6:30 - Young People's Meeting 7:30 - Evening Service 7:30, Wednesday- Mid-week fel- lowship hour. —V— THE CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN Ashland and Medford Ward E. Pratt, Pastor 10:00 - The Church School. Graded lessons for the children. Theme: "Cod's Message in His Son.” Christmas program and "White Gift” Service; Cnildren and adults bring suitable gifts for children, materials for handwork for either girls or boys, or clothing, either made or suitable to be made into clothing. 11:00 - Worship Service A brief Christmas Message by the pastor. Christmas offering is ----------------- 0------------------ for “World-Wide Missions." Harry Travis left Monday for Evening services in Medford Los Angeles. 506 Beatty St. BYPD at 7:00 p m. FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Christmas program at 8:00 music, carols, scripture and read Corner No. Main and Laurel Sts. Dr. George W. Bruee, Minister ings —V— 9:45- Sunday Church School. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, The Sunday School meets for a SCIENTIST deeper insight into God's Word. The Bible is the Book of authority Pioneer Ave., South Sunday morning service at 11 for Methodists everywhere. 11:00- Morning Worship. o’clock. Subject: “A Saviour Is Born Sunday School at 9:45 a. m. Wednesday evening meeting, into a World of War.” The choir which includes testimonies of will provide a Christmas anthem. Christian Science healing, is held 4:45 - The choir will present the Christmas Cantata. "The Rose of at 8 o’clock. Reading Room open daily from the World” by Charles Moneyn 2 to 5 p. m. except Sundays and Manney. 6:15 - The Intermediate and holidays. The public is cordially invited Senior Youth Fellowship Groups to attend these services, and to will meet for worship. Bible Class, Thursday at 7:30. use the Reading Room. -V- i —V— NEIGHBORHOOD CHURCH, SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Corner of Blvd, aftd Morton Cor. 4th and C. Sts. 9:45 - Bible Scohol with Mrs 9:30 Saturday: Sabbath School. Glen Prescott, Superintendent. Worship at 11:00, Saturday A children's Christmas, program Sunday evening Sing Service at will be given at the Sunday School 7:45. Sermon at 8:00 on the topic> hour. "For to me to live is Christ, and 11:00- Worship Service to die is gain - For I am in a Sermon by Mr. C. F. McCall. strait • betwixt two, having a de There will be special Christmas sire to depart and t o be with music. Miss Phylis Blake will sing Christ; which is far better." a solo. There will also be a trio Evangelist J. Z Walker will with Miss Phylis Blake, Mrs. John conduct the evening service. The Barker and Mrs Mitchell singing. public is cordially invited An offering for the War Vic- —V— ims and Service Fund will be CATHOLIC CHURCH taken in both the Sunday School Six tn and C Streets and church service. Rev W. J. Meagher, Pastor. Mass Sunday morning at 9 o’clock, TALENT METHODIST CHURCH Sunday Scheol after Mass con ducted by the ladies of the church. Dr. George W. Bruce, Minister 9:30 - Worship service —V— Subject:“A Saviour Is Born into FREE METHODIST CHURCH a World of War.” Charles E. Brawn, Pastor 10:30 - Sunday School with 9:45 - Sunday School. Clarence Hold ridge, Supt. 11:00 - Morning Worship. 6:00 - The Methodist Youth Fel 6:45 - Young People. lowship Group meets for worship 7:30 - Evangelistic Service. 7:30 - Tuesday. Cottage Pray with Mr and Mrs Clarence Hold ridge as sponsors. er meeting. • 7:30 - Thursday, Prayer Meet-. Midweek Eible study and pray ing. , er service, Wednesday, 8:00 pm y Buy Bonds ri JAMES (1. 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Both these will keep baby buppy long I after the holidays are over. 8 a Í § g I #&* k?£i ix* a^.* ».*’ ÌX* ix* ix* ix* iti.*’ ix* ix¿z . . . the Big Objective Closest to their hearts p^^OUSANDS of men and women in uniform, stationed in this country or on leave from fighting fronts, are traveling home for Christinas by Greyhound bus. Civilian travelers can help to make these homecoming trips happier and more comfortable Your Cooperation is Needed If you are planning to travel by bus between now and the first of the year, please leave as far in advance of the holidays as you can, and re furn as late as you can. Traffic will he heaviest close to and on the holidays. PACIFIC SERVING ALL Travel light...you will find it more convenient if you carry hand luggage only. And be sure toconsultyourlocalGreyhound agent ahead of time about the best departure time both going and returning. GREYHOUND THE WEST WITH DEPENDABLE LINES TRANSPORTATION /