Thursday, January 20, 1944 AT THE CHURCHES i SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH Cor. 4th and C. Sts. Sabbath School 9:30 Saturday. Worship. 11 a. m. Sunday evening song service at 7:45 .Sermon at 8:00. Topic. "In every dispensation and in every crisis, God has had a man and a message " Evangelist J. G. Walker has charge of the evening service. The public is cordially invited. post les Read Chapter two. Adults are invited. 8:00: Evening worship "A Mother Who Believed in God" Members and friends of the church who live in and near Ash­ land are invited to a Fellowship Dinner at the pastor’s home Sun­ day. January 23d, immediately following church. Bring your din- ner and table service, Medfroti members are invited the following Sunday. —V— FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST SOUTHERN OREGON MINER Report of Traffic Accidents Released Oregon traffic accidents claimed a toll of 222 lives, and 4850 per­ sons injured during the year 1943. There were 30.750 accidents dur­ ing the year. These figures are subject to revision in view of pos­ sible late reports, Farrell said The 1943 pedestrian toll was considerably higher than in 1942. iPedestrian fatalities totaled 80, an increase of 21 per cent over the toll of 66 in 1942 Pioneer Ave., South The fatality toll of 222 lives lost CATHOLIC CHURCH Sunday morning service at 11 in 1943 was a decrease of 18 per Sixth and C Streets , o'clock. cent from the death toll of 273 Rev W. J. Meagher. Pastor. Sunday School at 9:45 a. m. lives in 1842. Injuries showed a Wednesday evening meeting, Maas Sunday morning a; 9 o'clock, cent decrease from the pre­ 5 per Sunday School after Mass con­ which includes testimonies of vious year when 5141 persons Christian Science healing, is held ducted by the ladies of thè church. were injured. at 8 o'clock. —V— Total accidents dropped 18 per Reading Room open daily from FREE METHODIST CHURCH 2 to 5 p. m. except Sundays ami cent. There were 37.930 in 1942. Charles E. Brewn, Pastor Of the 222 persons killed in holidays. 9:45 • Sunday School The public is cordially invited accidents. 150 or 70 per cent died 11:00 - Morning Worship. to attend these services, and to in accidents that occurred in 6:45 - Young People. rural areas Ijist year rural ac­ use the Reading Room. 7:30 - Evangelistic Service. cidents accounted for 65 per cent -V- 7:30 - Tuesday. Cottage Pray­ of the total fatalities. TALENT METHODIST CHURCH er meeting. “The traffic toll constitutes a 7:30 - Thursday. Prayer Meet­ tragic blow at the war effort of Dr. George W. Bruce, Minister | this state," ing. Farrell said, tn com- - V- ‘f menting on the accident experi­ I 9:30 - Worship service. FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Subject: "Thy Kingdom Come." ence for 1943." Accidents strike 10:30 - Sunday School with. at two important factors in the Corner No. Main and Laurel Sts. war economy of the nation, Dr. George W. Bru»". Minister Clarence Holdridge. Supt. Midweek Bible study and pray­ transportation and manpower By 9:45- Sunday Church School. er service, Wednesday, 8:00 p.m avoiding accidents and most of God's Word planted in the heart them can be avoided through the o of a child tends to prevent the much talked of child-delinquency. The Sunday Church School has a class for every age group. A Thought on the Old Year 11:00- Morning Worship. By Ruth Taylor Subject: ’“Hiy Kingdom Come” The choir will lead the congre­ "What Is Past Is Prologue" gational singing and offer an an­ carved in the I enduring stone of them. that great marble building which 6:15 - The Intermediate and houses the I archives of the United Senior Youth Fellowship Groups States. will meet for worship. "Past is Prologue.” The dieta­ 7:30 - Evening Service. tors whose insane lust for power Subject: "Set Apart for God.” laid waste one contlnent and The Presbyterian congregation whose mad dreams reached across will worship in the Methodist oceans to engulf us should have Church at this evening hour. paused at these words and con­ Bible Class. Thursday at 7:30. sidered thei- meaning—-before the —V— onslaught of our aroused armies NEIGHBORHOOD CHURCH. swept them into, oblivion. “Past is Prologue." What is our CONGREGATIONAL but a struggle for freedom past Corner of Blvd, and Morton 9:45 Bible Scohol with Mrs. for all oppressed and disheart­ Glen Prescott, Superintendent. ened people — religious freedom, political freedom, economic free­ 11:00- Worship Service dom? The founding fathers, be­ Sermon by Mr. C. F. McCall. loved of every patriotic orator, —V—- incorporated this urge for free­ FIRST PRESBYTERIAN dom in the classic phrases of the CHURCH preamble to the Constitution and North Main at Helman in the Bill of Rights. which is Rev. Howard G. Eddy, Minister the Magna Charta of our free- dom. Sunday services: "Past is Prologue.” The past Bible School, 9:45 a. m. Morning Worship. 11:00 a. m. is useful jn determining what the (Junior Church meets at the same future shall be. With the past this nation possesses we could not hour.) have turned aside from the cries Youth Meeting, 6:30 p. m. for help rising from the victims Wednesday: of the new oppression, those help­ Prayer and Bible Study, 7:30 less people whose only fault was p. m. A warm invitation is extended that their ways were the ways of peace, and that they had posses­ to alL sions the gangster overlords of — V- TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCM Europe and Asia coveted With our past record we could not have Rev. a N. MacDonnell, Vicar turned away like the Pharisee 8:00:Hoiy Communion from the wounded traveler. For 9:30- Church School us—with our heritage of action ll:00:Service and Sermon for freedom—binding up the in­ —V— jured as did the Good Samaritan CHURCH OF CHRIST was not enough, The fight was Second and B Streets ours. The task was plain. We Earl F. Downing, Minister had to help drive the I robbers from • 9:45 - Bible School with E. H. the Jericho Road. "Past is Prologue." But the past McGee. Supt. 11:00 - Morning Service. is fulfilled only as the desire for Sermon: "Eating Soup with an a better future which it had in­ Ax.” culcated into our hearts and Junior Church at 11:00. A Ber­ minds bears fruit, The past is vice for the children 12 years of but the prologue to the future— age and under. and we must make the future 6:30 - Christian Endeavor for better. "Past is Prologue." To keep Juniors and High School age. 7:30 - Evening Service the promise of the past we must Second service in the series, stand firm now and fight to pre­ “Ten Nights in God’s House." serve the right. We must not Bible Quiz, Men vs. Women. Ser­ compromise with evil. We must mon, “God’s First Question to put into practice the truth by Man.” which we hold sovereignty over Midweek Service Wed. 7:30 p.m. this nation: “That all men are created equal and are endowed —V— by their Creator with certain in­ FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH alienable right»- life, liberty the pursuit of happiness." Gordon C. Griffin-Pastor 9:45- Bible School, C. E. Corry, task is great, but the past trained us for the needs of Superintendent. present, We CAN and W1IX do 11:00- Morning Worship. 6:30 - Young People’s Meeting all that is demanded of us in the new year ahead. 7:30 - Evening Service 7:80, Wednesday- Mid-week fel- lowahip hour. Court Okeys Oregon —V— Freight Right Grant THE CHURCH OF THE Circuit Judge George R. Dun­ BRETHREN can Friday sustained Public Utili­ Ashland and Medford ties Commissioner George H. Ward E. Pratt, Pastor Flagg in granting the Oregon- Nevada-California Freight Lines 10:00 - The Church School. Theme: "Parables of Christian the right to operate between Ash­ land and Portland. Growth" Judge Duncan held it was in Graded lessons for the children. the public interest to let the com­ 11:00 - Worship Service Message: “The Joy of Repen­ pany. which has headquarters in tance” Plan to worship with us San Francisco, operate in Oregon Flagg predicted that the order this Sunday. . Evening Services in Medford at would end a controversy in which 20 W Jackson St. 7:00 P. M. BYP freight operators have sought to D Studying the ACTS of the A-1 prevent competition in the field. “Past Is Prologue AT THE I.ITHIA THEATRE Ntindnj - Monday • T umm I u ) I Mr and Mrs Walter Herndon Mrs Vem Hastings is visiting in Portland, making the acquaint of Klamath Fulls, former A m I i I. iik I ance of a new grandson, (Jerald. residents, visited from Frld iv un Infant son of Mi ami M-’i Oitl til Monday with the Henry New mil Will Norris families Miller BARGAINS!! MARGI'ERITE CHAPMAN lx -API-OINTMENT lx BERLIN" MWN FR1DE<