SOUTHERN OREGON MINER
Thursday, March 23, 1944
AT THE CHURCHES |
V IC T O R Y M IS S IO N
( undenom inational
Rev. l e v C. W ine, Paator
8» N o rth M ain S tre et
(across fro m L itw ille r 's )
10:00 a.m. - Sunday School
Classes fo r a ll ages and where
the ch ild re n are g iven special a t­
tention. M rs. Leo W in e is super­
intendent. '
11:00 - M o rn in g W o rship
8:00 p.m. - E va n g e listic Service
Special m usic and singing.
Tuesday n ig h t p ra ye r m eeting
a t 8:00. P ra y e r changes th in g s ."
Today?”
T o p ic :"Is D ivin e H ea lin g fo r Us
T hu rsda y n ig h t B ib le S tud y a t
8:00.
8:00 - S aturday.
E va n g e listic
service.
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LOOKING
AHEAD
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Director ODT Dies
Freedom From Pity
Tne passing o f Joseph B a rtle tt
Eastm an, d ire c to r o f (be O ffice
o f Defense T ra n s p o rta tio n In the
W ashington, D, C „ Em ergency
H ospital a t 6 o'clock the m orning
o f M arch 15 is m ourned by the
m any who knew him . M r. E a s t­
man was recognized as the fo re ­
most n a tio n a l tra n s p o rta tio n a u ­
th o rity in the U nite d States Rx-
I perlenced in tra n s p o rta tio n p ro b ­
lems In the last w ar. he b ro ug ht
to the nation in the present em er­
gency a fle x ib le system o f expe­
d itin g tra n s p o rta tio n o f w a r m a­
te ria ls and men under p riv a te
railro ad ow nership
The W h ite
House stated th a t B rig
Gen.
C harles D. Young, U. S. A. re­
tired , w ill continue In charge o f
the O D T fo r the tim e being.
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By GEORGE 8. BENSON
Pistldent ol Hardtnq Collsqs
Ssaicy. Arkansas
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' my
U N L U C K Y n u m tx r is
The
cub d riv e r bounced me a grin
against his re ar-view m irro r as he
spoke. "An automobile accident on
August 19, 1929. when 1 was 29
years old. left me yaralyxed below
the w aist, completely and p er­
m anently
Good surgeons, Mayo's
among them, say I ought to be glad
I'm alive—and 1 am, of course. U n ­
less m y w ife rides w ith me, my
«ostumers have to lug th eir own
bags but they are nice about It."
Searcy. Ark., home of H arding
College, is a county-seat tow n of
1.700 people, three railroad stutlons
and one taxicab.
G rad u ally the
driver's customers have come to
know h im . all about him
H e came
io our town five years ago, an In -
val d w ith money enough to m ake,
a down payment on a modest house.
It s his now: also a good automobile
and a fine w heel-chair.
I f I hunted the country over. 1
could find no stoA better to Illu s­
tra te the m erits ot P riv a te E n te r­
prise as an economic system. There
• re not many things this man can
do and not many places he can do
them, but he found the place and
4 . J the job
He is h all dead (by
linear measure) but the Im portant
•nd of him Is still clicking He loves
■^dependence like John Hancock.
I T IS pleasant to
Must He Be
adm ire a lame man
A n Invalid?
fra n k ly w ithout be­
ing the least bit sorry for him .
snowing that he does not w ant a n y ­
body's pity
Not long ago this one
■tri a crisis, as so many small busi-
men have F a r aw ay In W ash ­
ington somebody wrote a directive
• i <1 i. . friend heard that be would
P:uo.tbly have to give up hla car, a
■minercially operated motor ve-
b iije no! essential to the m ilitary.
F IR S T M E T H O D IS T C H U R C H
C om er N. M ain and L a u re l Sts.
D r. George W . Bruce, M in is te r
The B ib le is given to us fo r
guidance in C h ris tia n liv in g . N o
ch ild can fin d h is w ay to God
w ith o u t a know ledge o f God's
W ord.
The Sunday C hurch
School
w hich meets a t 9:45 a ffo rd s op­
p o rtu n ity fo r the stu d y and ex­
change o f th ou gh ts about the
W ord o f God.
The m orning sermon is a t 11
o'clock on the subject, " A ll fo r
Jesus.” by the Rev. D r. Silas E.
F airh a m , d is tric t superintendent.
The ch o ir w ill lead the congrega­
tio n a l sin g in g and o ffe r an a n ­
them .
Im m e d ia te ly fo llo w in g the m o rn ­
in g sermon there w ill be a sh o rt
session o f the Q u a rte rly C o n fe r­
ence, a t w hich the d is tric t super­
intendent w ill preside.
The S enior, and In te rm e d ia te
M eth od ist
Y o u th
F ellow sh ip
G roups w ill meet fo r w o rsh ip a t
6:15.
e The evening serm on is a t 7:30,
and w ill be in the P re sbyte ria n
C hurch, on th e subject, " A M is ­
understood G od.” The m idw eek
B y R u th T a y lo r
B ible stu d y and p ra y e r service is
One day o u t in the M id d le W est
each T h u rsd a y evening a t 7:30. I was scheduled to speak to a
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wom en's club on “ fig h tin g ide als” .
N E IG H B O R H O O D C H U R C H ,
B u t u n fo rtu n a te ly a t the luncheon
C O N G R E G A T IO N A L
b fo re th e m eeting I happened to
C om er o f B lv d . and M o rto n
te ll a fe w incid en ts d a tin g fro m
J. H o w a rd Rees, M in is te r
m y days as an e d ito r o f a fashion
was
I
n a g azine. Im m e d ia te ly
M rs. Glen P re scott C hurch
asked too change m y topic to
School S uperintendent
M iss M a rg a re t Ramsey, o rg a n ist “ H o w to become a fash.on ex-
p e rt."
9:45 - C hu rch School
I t was ra th e r a bad break fo r
11:00 - M o rn in g w orship
7:00 p.m - Y o un g People's P il­ a ny speaker. I d id n 't k-.ow how
i to say no— and y e t I did feel th a t
g rim F e llo w sh ip
He Is not sure w hat's to become
of him . Hts most dism al prospect
Is to be put In a public Institu tion
where the state w ill pay 12 a day
tor his maintenance. I f that should
happen, his w ifs would hutjt some­
thing profitable to do as near him
as jiosalble. H e would havq a com ­
fortable room. He would eat n ou r­
ishing food, lie would sleep in a
clean bed. Physically he'd be all
right, but th at John Hancock spirit
in him would su ffer In ways u n ­
known to socialised medicine.
1 do not believe he w ill ever b*
dependent— this being a free coun­
try . H e couldn't pass a physical
exam ination for any kind of w ar-
work. but he has a figh ting heart
Any social or |>olltlral system ds
signed to sift human beings l .rougk
a form ularlzed scraen, discarding
those whose physical bodies snow
marked departure from an u ib llra ry
average. Ignores sp iritu a l valoaa
Ignores too much.
Such u scheme w ould havs Ot
prlved the world of club-footsd
Byron, squatty Napoleon, blind v»U
ton. and epileptic Caesar.
Thaas
gigantic figures of the dimming
past never heard of a planned
economy
Searcy's cab driver bar
heard of It but It has not 'tagged
him o u t '— yet
For Women Only
SCIENTIST
each Wednesday evening at 7:80. - ginning of time.
■ lie w orkers In the yards.
T H O M A S A. M K K K Y M A N
F uneral services were held Inst
F rid a y a fte rn ix m in Ashland fo r
ARKANSAN GRANDFATHER, Sli Thom as J. M e rry man, fo rm e r res­
C aptain
Allshouse and
Sgt.
JOINS T H E A R M E D F O Itt ES
ide nt o f B ellview , who passed P ro u ty representing the A v ia tio n
C la rk
C ou nty
( A r k .)
Local aw a y at H oldredge, N ebraska on Cadet E xa m in ing Board o f P o rt­
The Rev. E a rl F. land Interview ed the hig h school
Board c la im s the d is tin c tio n o f M arch U th
sending the youngest g ra n d fa th e r D ow ning o f the C hurch o f C hrist boys now enrolled In the a rm y a ir
to the arm ed forces. He is A. A. o fficia te d .
corps reserve about the fo rm a tio n
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Massey, 36, o f A rk a d e lp h ia
o f a "Silver W ings C lu b ” These
MRS. HAZEL I. FERNS
M r. Massey has one g ra n d c h ild .
clubs are being orgunlzed th ro u g h ­
F uneral services were held yes­ out tne state. Each school In the
Clyde L. Cook, J r,, whose fa th e r
is a s ta ff sergeant in N o rth te rd ay fo r Mrs. Hazel Iva Ferna. county belongs to a W ing, such as,
who passed aw ay last Sunday. D r the Jackson W ing. Each high
A fric a .
George W. Bruce o f the M ethodist school co nstitu te s a F lig h t w ith
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FEWER ONE ROOM SCHOOLS I C hurch o ffic ia te d M rs. Ferns was its local officers.
There are 66 fe w e r one-room born M arch 25 ,1886 a t T ale nt
There are tw o purposes o f th is
schools In Oregon now than there i She is su rvived by one sister, organization, the param ount de­
were a year ago, accordin g to ■ M rs. M y rtle Jacobs.
sire and need (or increasing the
Rex Putm an, sta te superintendent
num ber o f a via tio n cadet e nroll
CAPE
G IX H X F'-STER.
N e w m enls ¡uni the passing on to these
o f public in s tru c t’on. Consolida­
S g t. V ito Rubino, a U. cadets o f In fo rm atio n and advice
tions and suspensions account fo r B rita in .
S
M arine fro m IJsbon. Ohio, th a t w ill benefit them d u rin g th e ir
the disappearance, P utm an said.
I w an ts no closer call th an his la t- com ing tra in in g period.
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M r. and M rs W a lte r Herndon ! eat.
(F ro m the Rogue News)
o f K la m a th F a lls spent the week
A bomb fra g m e n t sheared the
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end w ith M r and M rs. H e n ry i eraser o ff a pencil s tic k in g o ut of
R om to Mr. and M rs. H M
Newton.
the pocket o f his b a ttle ja c k e t
T w lttle on M arch 16. a daughter.
H E IS N O T much
afraid. Such a spirit
Is hurd to kill. A leg­
less taxi d river who scorned all
forms of dole and saved 13.000 In
four years w ill probably fare better)
come w hat may, than any able-
bodied pensioner who ever reclined
upon the handle of a W P A spade. I
can think of him flyin g a bomber,
driving a gang-plow or even a tank,
but 1 can't imugine hotv he would
look In an institution fu ll or invalids
Rather H ard
To Frighten
the question o f dem ocratic ideals
' was m ore im p o rta n t than fash-
j ions. So I com prom ised.
I ta lk e d fir s t about fashions
and then I said, "N o w i f I had
to ld you o f some new styles you
could have made i t th e vogue
here in y o u r to w n — because you
set the fashions. Therefore I say
to you— i f there is h atred, p re j­
udice, i ll w ill am ong the y o u th o f
th is to w n it is y o u r fa u lt—-be­
cause you could m ake i t the fa s h ­
ion to be k in d .”
M aybe th a t was preachy, w hich
is som ething I t r y to avoid doing,
( I d o n 't lik e women preachers
e ith e r), b u t i t is a subject th a t
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is so close to m y h e a rt th a t I ’ll
Pioneer Ave., South
F IR S T P R E S B Y T E R IA N
have to ask you to bear w ith me.
; Sunday m o rn in g service a t 11
CHURCH
I t is because the wom en o f the
, o'clock.
co m m u n ity, the m others, have this
N o rth M a in a t H elm an
Sunday School a t 9:45 a. m.
trem endous pow er o f leadership
Sunday services:
Wednesday
evening
m eeting, th a t th e ir re s p o n s ib ility is so
B ible School, 9:45 a. m.
w nich
includes
testim onies
o f great.
T ra in in g in frie n d lin e ss
M o rn in g W o rship, 11:00 a. m. i C h ris tia n Science healing, is held
m ust begin a t home. T ra in in g in
(J u n io r C hurch m eets a t the same a t 8 o'clock.
fa ir p la y m ust begin a t home.
h o u r.)
R eading Room open d a ily fro m B u t a ll th a t any w om an has to
Y o u th M eeting, 6:30 p. m.
2 to 5 p. m. except Sundays and do is to tra in O N E fa m ily fo r
7:30 - E ve nin g S e n le t
holidays.
life — tra in O N E fa m ily in under­
The M ethodists w ill meet in the
The p u b lic is c o rd ia lly in v ite d j standing. A nd the fir s t th in g to
P re sbyte ria n C hurch fo r w orsip. : to a tte n d these services, ahd to j
do is to begin a t home— w ith o u r­
D r. Bruce w ill preach on " A M is ­
use the R eading Room.
selves.
understood God.”
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L e t no ch ild hear you speak un­
W ednesday:
S E V E N T H D A Y j C d VENTIST
fa irly , show hatred o r prejudice
P ra y e r and B ib le Study, 7:30
CHURCH
fo r any group. L e t no c h ild see
p. m.
you act u n fa irly o r w ith d is c rim ­
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and
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treets
A w a rm in v ita tio n is extended
ina tion . T his does N O T mean a
to a ll.
9:30, S a tu rd a y - Sabbath School wholesale opening o f the doors o f
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11:00 - W orship.
yo u r home. I t does mean demon­
C H U R C H O F C H R IS T
B e g in n in g the 24th a t 7:45 p.m., s tra tin g th a t you can respect peo­
the re g u la r Sunday n .g h t m eet­ ple and be f a ir to them , w ith o u t
Second and B Streets
ings w ill be conducted on F rid a y liv in g w ith them or m a k in g them
E a rl F . D ow n in g, M in is te r
n ig h t o f each week. A series of your personal friends.
B ible School, 9:45 a. m. E. H.
serm ons on Tem perance and P ro ­
D o n 't be p a tro n iz in g — don’t
McGee, superintendent.
h ib itio n s e ttin g fo rth o u r C h ris ­ teach a c h ild to be k in d to “ poor”
M o rn in g Service ,11 a. m., B e t­
ty Jo B um s, soloist. Sermon, “ The tia n and c iv il resp on sibilitie s rela- people. Teach h im to be k i n d -
i tiv e to the present day e xp e ri­ period. H a lf the class conscious­
C risis o f Gethsemane and Y ou.”
J u n io r C hurch, 11 a. m. F o r ences by J. Z. W a lk e r, evangelist ness o f th is c o u n try w ould vanish
c h ild re n o f beginner, p rim a ry and and le c tu re r. The f i r s t o f the i f we w ould stop being ch a rita b le
series begins F rid a y n ig h t, M arch to the poor, tru c u le n t and “ stand­
ju rd o r age.
C h ris tia n E ndeavor, 6:30 p. m. 24th a t 7:45. The subject w ill be o ffis h ’’ to the rich.
You m ust m ake y o u r child re n
E ve nin g Service, 7 :30. Sermon, "M a n ’s F ir s t Sin and A p p e tite ."
th
o
ro u g h ly aw are o f the fa c t th a t
E
ve
rybo
dy
welcome.
No
collec­
"T h e M ost In d is p u ta b le W ord o f
bates and prejudices are things
tions.
the L ast W eek.”
n ot to le ra te d by anyone o f good
M idw eek Service, Wednesday,
breeding, a n y m ore than eating
C A T H O L IC C H U R C H
7:30 p. m.
peas w ith a k n ife , th a t th a t so rt
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and
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T R IN IT Y E P IS C O P A L CHURCM Rev. W. J. M eagher, Pastor. o f th in g ju s t isn ’t done by ladies
o r gentlem en in A m erica.
Rev. A . N. M acD onnell, V ic a r
Mass Sunday m o rn in g a it 9 o’clock,
I t can’t be done? Nonsense!
Sunday
School
a
fte
r
Mass
con­
8:00 H o ly C om m union
There isn ’t a w om an am ong you
ducted by the ladies o f the church
9:30- C hurch School
who doesn’t kn ow th a t you can
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ll:0 0 :S e rv ic e and Sermon
m ake a n y th in g the fashion, a ny­
F R E E M E T H O D IS T C H U R C H
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th in g the habit.
F IR S T B A P T IS T C H U R C H
C harles E. B raw n, P a sto r
A child w ho hears no sw earing
9:45 - Sunday School.
Gordon c . G riffin -P a s to r
does not swear. A ch ild who is
11:00 - M o rn in g W o rship.
ta u g h t politeness by exam ple and
9:45- B ib le School, C. E. C orry,
6:45
- Young People.
precept is p o lite in tim es o f strain.
Superintendent.
7:30 - E v a n g e lis tic Service.
You do n o t a llo w y o u r children to
11:00- M o rn in g W orship.
7:30 - Tuesday, C ottage P ra y ­ p la y w ith those child re n who hab­
6:30 - Y oung People’s M eeting
er m eeting.
itu a lly lie, o r steal, o r use bad
7:30 - E ve n in g Service
7:30 - T hu rsda y, P ra y e r M ee t­ language. W h y le t y o u r children
7:30, W ednesday- M id -w e ek fe l­
ing.
be exposed to co n ta ct w ith the
low ship hour.
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diseased m inds o f those w ho are
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In to le ra n t or who hate?
TH E CHURCH OF THE
T alent, Oregon
There Is a w ay th a t you and I
BRETHREN
can help to w ipe o u t prejudice.
D r. G. W . Bruce, M in is te r
A shland and M ed ford
The m o rn in g serm on is a t 9:30 We can c o n tro l hatred a t its very
W a rd E. P ra tt, P a sto r
on the subject, “ A ll fo r Jesus,” source, and s u b s titu te good feel­
10:00 - The C harch School.
by the Rev. D r. S ilas E. F a ir- ing and understanding. W e can
Graded lessons fo r the children.
ham, d is tr ic t superintendent. The do more to Influence o u r children
11:00 - W o rship Service
Sunday School m eets im m e d ia te ly than a ny o th e r group. W e •m u s t
E vening Services In M ed ford a t
fo llo w in g the m orn in g sermon, a t teach them the fa lla c y o f hatred,
501 B e a tty S t.
10:30. There w ill be a session o f the p e ril o f prejudice, the deadly
8:00 p.m .: E ve nin g w orship. ■he Q u a rte rly C onference a t 4 e vil o f g eneralizations. O n ly in
7:00 p.nr.. E ve ry b o d y present to ■J. m., w ith the d is tr ic t superin- this w ay can we conquer the v iru s
p ra ctice E a ste r M usic.
’.endent presiding. The m idw eek i f g ro u n th in k in g , w hich has been
F IR S T C H U R C H O F C H R IS T
Bible s tu d y and p ra y e r service is I ’••e source o f w a rs since the be­
K | i I m - o | h U Church ta k e * services directly Io the fH.lMMI w a r w o rk -
era In shlpyunh. at P ortlim d , Maine. M anagem ent rejio rt» » re a lly
ilecreaacal Nuiufeiy abarntoclani since religious servleea are held for
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