SOUTHERN OREGON MINER Thursday, December 23, 1943 WE, TOO, NEED RE-EDUCATION AT THE CHURCHES NEIGHBORHOOD CHURCH. CONGREG ATION AL Corner Blvd, and Morton 9:45 - Bible Scohol with Mrs. Glen Prescott, Superintendent 11:00- Worship Service Worship service with special reference to the Old Oregon Trail Centennial Year. Sermon by Mr C. F. McCall. 2:00. December 29: Plymouth Guild Meeting in I the home of Mrs Rhoda Durfee. , Corner of Harrison St. and Pennsylvania 1 Avenue. Rc|Mirt Violations Of Rent Regulations Christmas Salute to Fighting Yanks lU Huth Tailor We have talked much of importance of re-educating i people of Germany away from ideas and ideologies of Nazism which have been so well drilled into them by «heir despotic over ords. and most people agree that this is the only way that problem will ever be completely solved. But we too need re-education. Technical re-education alone is not meant - though we could do with FIRST PRESBYTERIAN a thorough overhauling job on CHURCH that. What is needed most is a North Main at Helman Rev. Howard G. Eddy. Minister re-education of our way of 9:45: Bible School with classes thought We need not merely lor all ages. Wirt M Wright. Sup enough education so as not« to have to look up to anyone, but erintendent Bing Crosby and Bob Hope will trade quips during the two-hour also enough not to look down on Elgin-sponsored Christmas Day variety program for servicemen 11:00 Morning Worship. abroad and their families. • -Sfc The choir. Miss Florence Allen, anyone. We need re-education in respon directing, will present its annual program of Christmas music sibility. We must accept our full which will include: "Gloria in Ex- share of the work not merely of celsistMass in'B flat) by Farmer. the world .but of our own govern "No Candle Was There and No ment .national, state, or local. We Fire", Liza Lehman; “Deep With need more cooperators and fewer in", Christiansen; "The Wise coasters on the work of others Men", Schnecker .and "Laudamus (If you have ever tried to name working committees for even a Te”, Muller. Mrs. J. W. McCoy .organist, will small club, you know what I also present: "Adoration", Mac mean.) We need re-education in justice. Farlane and "Abide with Us", We cannot expect to build a world Mansfield. In the evening service Chaplain of the Four Freedoms until we Paulding B. Forrey. who is at have ingrained in all of our peo tached to the 80th General Hos ple the ideal of absolute justice pital at Camp White, will speak for all - those with whom we do on the subject: "Government of not agree as well as to those with Carmen Miranda, the Brazilian whom we see eye to eye the Prince of Peace." Bombshell, will be on hand to We need re-education in kind Newcomers to Ashland are es Judy Garland will add her lilt sing her native songs and en ness. We need to teach those who ing notes to the musical portion tertain with her inimitable pecially invited to unite with this of the show. brand of humor, f---- Church in its various worship ser- will follow after us. that prejudice is ignorance, that bias and group vices The cast for the two-hour potpourri of song, drama and comedy, to hatreds are ignoble, that the sp.rit be broadcast Dec. 25 from 1:00 to 3:00 p. m. (PWT) over the Colum — V- bia network, reads like a veritable "Who’s Who” of Broadway and TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH of brotherhood is not just some Hollywood, Besides the above talent, the show will feature Robert thing we learn on Sunday and put Rev. A. N. MacDonnell, Vicar Young, basso Adia Kuznetzoff, Cass Daley, the Revuers, the Chario away with our best gloves for 8:00:Holy Communion teers, Ken Carpenter, Henry Busse, Jack Benny and Lena Horne. another week We have to relearn 9:30- Church School And more will be added. that the Golden Rule is still the ll:00:Service and Sermon most practical law of life. THE FIRST ( (HIM WIKIS SCHOOL GIRI. REqVESTS —V— We need re-education in speech With the spearhead of our in CHURCH OF CHRIST For the second time General We neet to learn how not to talk vasion forces in North Africa and Second and B Streets as well as how to talk. We need Electric has been nonplused by a Sicily was the smoke-screen gen Earl F. Downing, Minister request from a school girl. A few to make careless rumor monger erator. whose development was 9:45 - Bible School with E. H ing. unkind generalization and years ago a little girl wrote G. E. completed by G-E scientists asking for "a sanqV of electric McGee, Supt. carping criticism of our neigh “Smoke is our greatest protec 11:00 - Morning Service. bors’ motives or religious beliefs ity." L^ist week this request was tive weapon,” said Maj. Gen Wil 6:30 - Christian Endeavor for a social solecism equal to eating received: "Will you please send liam N Porter, chief of the Army me one picture of the war?" Juniors and High School age. peas with a knife. Chemical Warfare Service "It is Feeling the subject rather broad 7:30 - Evening Service We need re-education in citi the greatest life-saver of our Midweek Service Wed. 7:30 p.m. zenship We need to express in to cover in one picture, the com troops, and was responsible for pany sent the little lady several —V— our lives, the idealism that is the the small number of casualties in FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH American way of life. We need illustrated booklets on its war Sicily, where it was used ” time activities a re-dedication to the principles Though dense enough to con Gordon C. Griffin-Pastor The lens of the eye continues to ceal completely the movements of that made and preserved us a 9:45- Bible School, C. E. Corry, I nation. And wp must remember grow in size throughout life, says the troops, the smoke causes no Superintendent. that self-government of a people the Better Vision Institute discomfort to the men. 11:00- Morning Worship. . collectively depends upon self gov 6:30 - Young Peoples Meeting ernment of the people individually. 7:30 - Evening Service Re-education is the only way 7:30, Wednesday- Mid-week fel- , left open to the world for which lowship hour. - i we have sacrificed the best of our —V— youth It is the only wav we can THE CHURCH OF THE be sure that this senseless sacri BRETHREN fice may not be made in each gen Ashland and Medford eration to come. Re-education is Ward E. Pratt. Pastor the only solution to the problem 10:00 - The Church School, of the world today. Graded lessons for the children. 7:30 - Evangelistic Service. Theme: “Our Response to God’s 7:30 - Tuesday, Cottage Pray Gift." 11:00 - Worship Service er meeting. Subject: “Completing 1943" An , 7:30 - Thursday, Prayer Meet offering for Brethren Service: Re ing. lief and refugee work, etc. will be —V— FIRST METHODIST CHURCH received. Evening services in Medford at Corner No. Main and Laurel Sts 506 Beatty St. Dr. George W. Bruee. Minister BYPD at 7:00 p.m. 9:45- Sunday Church School. Topic: “Introduction to 1944.” For the purpose of cooperative 8:00: Evening worship: "God in ly centering attention upon God's Our Midst” Word for an hour the Sunday —V— FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, Church School meets. 11:00- Morning Worship SCIENTIST The last Sunday morning ser Pioneer Ave., South mon in 1943 is on the subject, Sunday morning service at 11 "Whence? Whither?” o’clock. The choir will lead the singing Many war workers who have had tuberculosis are back to normal Sunday School at 9:45 a. m. and offer an anthem. living and vital jobs. Christmas Seals finance extensive rehabilitation Wednesday evening meeting, 6:15 - The Intermediate and programs for tuberculous patients. which Includes testimonies of Senior Youth Fellowship Groups Christian Science healing, is held will meet for worship. I GI'S GO FOR WAFFLES at 8 o’clock. Billie Bissell is the leader in Friday’s waffle supper at the Reading Room open daily from the Intermediate group. Ashland USO was served to 55 2 to 5 p. m. except Sundays and i i 7:30 - Evening Service. .guests. Hostesses appeared to fee] holidays. The worship hour is to be a an unusual amount of satisfaction The public is cordially invited Christmas program conducted by over the result of their evening's to attend these services, and to the Senior Methodist F?llowship hospitality. "It was fun,” re use the Reading Room. group. They will present a Christ marked one hostess, "for the men —V— mas playlet entitled, "A Child Is were really hungry. A number SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST Born.” It is an up-to-date version came back for second and third of the birth of Christ. The leading servings." CHURCH characters are Joseph Davidson by Members of the PEO who served Cor. 4th and C. Sts. 9:30 Saturday: Sabbath School. Glen Durham; Mary Davidson by last Friday were Miss Louise Ida Willard; Hotel owner, Henry Woodruff, Mrs. Mitchell, Mrs. La Worship at 11:00, Saturday Kneebone; Hotel Clerk, Betty Sue Bounty, Mrs. Dom Provost, Mrs. Sunday evening Sing Service at Reed; Host, Henry Kneebone; Hos Charles Fortmiller. They were as 7:45. Sermon at 8:0( tess, Betty Joe Burns. Christmaa sisted by the senior hostesses of Evangelist J. Z. Walker will conduct the evening service. The carols and hymns will be featured the hour, Mrs. Roy Frazier and during the worship hour. Mrs. Bert Freeman. public is cordially invited Bible Class, Thursday at 7:30 ------ o —V— Miss Ninon King was home —V— I CATHOLIC CHURCH TALENT METHODIST CHURCH from college a few days this week Sixth ana C streets visiting her mother, Mrs. Ruth Rev W, J. Meagher, Pastor. Dr. George W. Bruce, Minister King. She was on the staff of the 9:30 - Worship service. Mass Sunday morning a: 9 o’clock, Rogue News last year and was The last Sunday morning ser also the editor of the year book Sunday Scheol after Mass con ducted by the ladies of the church. mon in 1943 is at 9:30 on the of AHS. subject, "Whence? Whither?” —V— FREE METHODIST CHURCH 10:30 - Sunday School with assist Chaplain I-acquement In a Clarence Holdridge, Supt. service in his camp chapel in the Charles E. Brawn. Pastor The Methodist Youth Fellow- evening hour. 9:45 - Sunday School. Midweek Bible study and pray ship with their leaders, Mr and 11:00 - Morning Worship. Mrs. Clarence Holdridge plan to er service, Wednesday, 8:00 p.m. 6:45 - Young People. • Reni tagulaliotw are vlululi i when laiKilords tuise rents with out clearing through the Rent Section oi tin' War Price mid Hl- tinning Board C umin when- tin landlord is it'argin;; in re tli.n ihe legiMteied talc are iontinuali, encountered While the lundlold in iy have .one or more <> lin eight grounds under lh< Fi ilei I Rent Regulations, he I i . in failed to petition for an order adjusting the rent In such cases refunds to tenants are In order These re funds may be a .iubHfaut.nl amount when the condition han )>< < n go in/ on for some time Contem plated changes in rent, whether involving amount or dccri- me in service, should always be initiated by petition No higher rent .ili.ill be charged until an order I* la med by the Rent Director A report of change in tenancy is aim» required. This form in i. >t a petition for rent adjustment but BÄ I only nerves to inform the rent of fice <>f changes in the tenant's mme shown on the original reg istration statement. BÄ BTUg BT« BW BW BM BW BT* ristnw? Kk A J I.MES have changt‘<l, but ChriiUmiis remains unchanged—the year’s outstanding holiday. !n the same old familiar way it gives is pleasure to wish for you in this season of 1913 the most in Christmas cheer. Back to Work We thank you most cordially for your good will and patronage and wish you The Season’s Greetings A ASHLAND LAUNDRY COMPANY Wirt M. Wright, Prop, Phone 7771 : 31 Water St. SEASON'S GREETINGS WE EX 1 END OUR APPRECIATION FOR YOUR PAST PATRONAGE AND HO»»E TO RE ABLE TO SERVE YOH BETTER IN 1944 ASHLAND LUMBER COMPANY GEORGE (HEW. MANAGER I