SOUTHERN OREGON MINER
T h u rsd a y , M ay 11, 1944
TRAFFIC DEATHS
SHOW INCREASE
Post-War Planning
I CIVIL SERVICE MEERS
SANITARY INMI-ECTDRM
F IR S T B A P T IS T C H U R C H
Applications for the position oi
By Ruth Taylor
| Sanitary Inspector for the Plague
Gordon C. Griffin-PaMor
, Motor vehicle mileage, traffic Suppressive Measures Laboratory
A ll over the country men are
8:46- Bible School. C . E . Corry,
deaths and the traffic rate all San Francisco. Ca lif., are being
talking and think nig oi post-war
Superintendent.
sloped upward during the first sought by the Twelfth U. 8. Civil
planning.
What
will
happen
after
11:00- Mornnig Worship.
quarter of 1944. a study of acci Service Region of the United
6:30 - Young Peoples Meeting the war? What will be the situ
dent
records made by the safety States Civil Service Commission.
ation when the war plants are
7:30 • Evening Service
division of tiie Secretary of State's
shut
down
and
thousands
upon
The salary for this position Is
7:30, Wednesday- Mid-week fel
Office disclosed today.
thousands of men and women are
$1970 a year, Including overtime
lowship hour.
Motor vehicle mileage for the
forced to make drastic changes
compensation.
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first three mouths of the year
in
their
employment
and
hi
their
There Is no written teat and
TH E CH U R CH O' THE
amounted to approximately 823,-
manner of living? The dread
no
maximum age limit.
BRETHREN
000.000 miles, an increuse of 10
spectre of unemployment stands
per cent over the mileage for the GOIJ1EN COUPLES HONORED
Ashland and Medford
at the door of all workers' homes.
same period of 1943.
Ward E . Pratt, Pastor
Continued from page 1
What will happen when the sol
Deaths amounted to 69, an in by Mrs. G. W. Bruce.
diers are demobilized and return
10:00 - The Church School
crease of 26 per cent over the toll
Graded lessons lor the children. to take up their jobs? Will those
'lae lollowing coupica attended:
for
the same period of 1943, and
jobs still be there for them In
11.uo - Vtorsn.p Service
Mr. and M is. J . S .Bond, Phoenix,
the
traffic
death
rate,
showing
Evening services in aiediord at spite of the promises made? What
Mr. and Mrs. W. 11. Worthington,
the number of persons killed in
will happen when the firms have
121 Laurel St.; Mr. and M is. Mos-
601 n ean y S t.
relation to the exposure to acci
b:00 p in .: Evening worship. dissolved, and what will happen
lei, Bellview; Mr. and M is. J . S.
dent, was 11.3, an increase of It
to those who have learned to take
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Clark, Church S t.; Mr. and Mrs.
per cent over the rate for the
the
places
of
the
men
at
the
front?
F IR S T C H U R C H O F C H R IS T ,
J . G A in bi use, High Street; Mr.
CONTINUE JACKSON
corresponding period of 1943.
Those who remember the con
and Mrs. S. S. Davenport, 56 Third
S C IE N T IS T
COUNTY'S ABLE
ditions after the last war—par
SMITH INTERVIEWS ASHLAND S t.; Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Montgom
Pioneer Ave., South
FOR
ticularly 16* England where the
REPRESENTATION
ery; Dr and Mrs. G . W Gregg,
Continued from page 1
Sunday morning service at 11 civilian population was more high
134 N. Pioneer S t., Mr. and Mrs.
A T SALEM!
and
supervised
production
and
o’clock.
ly mobilized than here— are quite
Will Jordan, 165 B. S t.; Mr. and
shipment
of
the
flour
sold
by
the
Sunday School at 8:45 a. m.
honestly worried. It is for those
U. S. Stabilization Corporation . ^ rs \ A Denser. Phoenix and i
W eunesuay evening
meeting, • reasons that we have so many
to China. In 1933 he accepted the Mr .and Mrs. Chas. B. Howurd of
wmen includes testimonies of post-war p l a n n i n g committees
epublican rimaries ayi
General
Agency of the Oregon Ashland.
Cnristian Science healing, is held functioning on ways and means
Miss Gludys Whitson and Miss (
Fia
m
Scon
la
Imsurtr
animiti«.
Mutual
li
f e Insurance Ojtnpany,
at a o clock.
to avoid a let-down, a post-war
Carrie May Smith »»nude the tiny ’
WHlHonrmaiUr Tiens.Vton8Wd Portland
which
he
held
until
1938.
ne
then
FRANK J.
Reading Room open daily from depression.
resigned to help operate his large basket favors and the corsages ,
2 to o p. m. except Sundays and
What the men at the front want
and buttoniers for the honored ’
holiday a.
i is simple— they want a chance to old prejudices and new hatreds, wheat and cattle ranch managed ones. Mrs. C . V. Cary, Mrs. Henry
by
his
son
Edgar
L
.,
Jr
.
for
dissension
among
the
various
The public is cordially invited w’ork, an opportunity to live in
Edgar Smith was chairman of Newton, Mrs Mae Lamb .arid Mrs.
to attend these services, and to peace. They want to resume their groups of our citizens. Each will
be
wanting
the
same
thing—and
the
Oregon Milk Control Board Esta Durham prepared the re- 1
use the Reading Room.
lives, to re-establish their homes,
freshments. The reception com- I
to repair their enterprises, to find unless we can plan so there will j from 1935-1939 and resigned to mittee was composed of Mr. and !
REPUBLICAN— FOR
accept
the
State
Board
of
Higher
.« u .r u c U v , Jo b . a . work .hey J »
J » ">
S E V E N T H D A Y A D V E N T IS T
Mrs.
George
Mason,
Mr
and
Mrs.
|
like to do. We admit that there be faced with a threat to unity. Education appointment by Gover Eric Weren, and Dr. and Mrs. O.
CH URCH
How can we handle this situa nor Martin.
will be difficulty In altering the
Corner Fourth and C Streets
tion
?
B y applying the same
He was treasurer of the Demo W. Bruce.
pace of their lives, that many will
The lovely baskets of flowers In ’
9:30, Saturday - Sabbath School
spirit
of
co-operation
to
post-war
cratic
State Central Committee
have grown away from the lives j
the church auditorium were given
11:00 - Worship.
problems
that
we
have
to
war
In
1928.
they knew. They have seen new ,
,,
_
„ t
Services this week will be held places, met new people and their j Problems. By realizing that since
He is a member of the Ameri in tribute to the memory of Mr.
and Mrs. Eric Weren, Sr., who
in the Church of the Nazarene, outlooks will have been broad- ° ur aims are the same we can. can Legion and the Grange.
lived
out their last years in Ash You Vote for Two Representa
due to the remodeling of the j ened in some respects while their j “ ™
He believes in 100G cooperation
work out a method to
church. There will be no Friday lives will have remained static in fu* her tt.he,m’ 1,We Can’ “ ™
with President Roosevelt to win land. These flowers were present tive». Be Sure that Frank Van
night meetings until further not
! realize that all men are brothers, the war and write a lasting peace: ed by the Weren children honor Dyke, Experienced Incumbent,
ice. Everyone cordially invited to others. those at home want is.
each. “
an American, re action now on rehabilitation to ing the 100th anniversary of the I» One of Them!
What
attend these services.
gardless
of
class,
creed or color, our returning veterans and aid to birth of their parents, both of
Paid Adv.
first, peace, and then security—
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is
entitled
to
consideration
as an their dependents: promotion of in- J whom were born in the year 1844
security from want and depres
As
the
honored
couples
left
for
C A T H O L IC C H U R C H
sion, from unemployment and pov individual, not as part of a group. dustry in Oregon by development I
Sixth ana C streets
erty. Their hopes are the same We C A N plan out ways to work of our enormous electric power, j l^eir homes It was with the ex-
pressed hopes that they should
Rev. W. J . Meagher, Pastor. as those of the boys at the front together rather than to pull apart, irrigation and navigating possibil
I. C . Erwin, who has been re
but we M U S T work together and ities; maintaining good jobs and meet again next year on a similar
and
care
must
be
taken
to
stress
Mass Sunday morning a: 9 o’clock,
ceiving treatment in a Portland
occasion.
be
ready
to
see
the
other
fel
a
high
standard
of
living
for
Ore
Sunday Scneol after Mass con- i the unity of desire, rather than
hospital, returned home Sunday.
low’s point of view. Post-war gon citizens; a decent and respect
ducted by the latfiis of the church. the difference of self-interest.
planning
must
be
planning
for
and
able
old
age
pension.
Ja
ck
Sears,
who
was
formerly
The days that will come when
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by all Americans.
In a statement to the Miner, employed by the Mountain States
Mr. and Mrs 8. W. Moss of
F R E E M E T H O D IS T C H U R C H hostilities cease will be danger
Mr. Smith said, "Tell the people Music Co., was recently home on Klamath Falls were in Ashland
ous
ones,
for
unless
our
plans
are
Charles E . Brawn, Pastor
The Miner for Quality Printing. to get out and vote.”
leave from Farragut, Idaho.
Monday on business.
well laid and carefully considered
9:45 - Sunday School
there
will
•
be
room
for
dissent,
11:00 - Morning Worship.
for despair, for the rousing of
6:45 - Young People.
7:30 - Evangelistic Service.
N E IG H B O R H O O D C H U R C H ,
7:30 - Tuesday, Cottage Pray
C O N G R E G A T IO N A L .
er meeting.
Corner of Blvd. and Morton
7 :3 0 - Thursday, Prayer Meet- J
J . Howard Rees, Minister
lag.
i
Mrs. Glen Prescott, Church
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i
School Superintendent
C H U R C H O F T H E N A Z A R E N E , m i «a Margaret Ramsey, organist
4th and C Streets
9:45 - Church School
W . R . Wise, Pastor
# 11:00 - Morning worship
9:45 - Church school, T . S. *7 :0 0 p.m - Young People’s Pii-
Wiley, Superintendent.
i grim Fellowship
LL:OO - Morning worship
6:30 - Young people’s Service,
F IR S T P R E S B Y T E R IA N
Ladine Hendrix, President.
CH URCH
7:30 - Evangelistic Service
North Main at Helman
7:30, Wednesday - Prayer meeting
Sunday services:
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Bible School, 9:45 a. m.
V IC T O R Y M IS S IO N
Morning Worship, 11:00 a. m.
(Junior Church meets at the same
(undenominational
hour.)
Rev. Leo C . Wine, Pastor
Youth Meeting, 6(30 p. m.
89 North Main Street
7:30 - Evening Service '
(across from Litw iller’s)
Wednesday:
10:00 a.m. - Sunday School
Prayer and Bible Study, 7:30
"Classes for all ages and where p. m.
the children are given special at
A warm invitation is extended
tention. Mrs. Leo Wine is super to alL
intendent.
11:00 - Morning Worship
C H U R C H O F C H R IS T
8:00 p.m. - Evangelistic Service.
Second and B Streets
Special music and singing.
Earl F , Downing, Minister
Tuesday night pcayer meeting
Bible School, 9:45 a. m. E . H .
at 8:00. Prayer changes things.” McGee, superintendent.
Today?”
The school will open with a
Topic:“Is Divine Healing for Us Mother’s D ay observance.
This is the Golden Spike
Thursday night Bible Study at
11:00 - Morning Service.
8:00.
It uiat donated fo r the occation by Dai id
Sermon: “Motherhood and C a l
8:00 - Saturday, Evangelistic vary.”
H ewet o f San Francitco. The ipike it now
service.
the property o f Stanford U n iven ity and it
Junior Church, 11 a. m. For
kept in the vau lti o f the Wellt Fargo Dank.
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children of beginner, primary and
F IR S T M E T H O D IS T C H U R C H • junior age.
Corner N. Main and Laurel Sts.
7:00 - Christian Endeavor
8:00 - Evening Service
Dr. George W . Bruce, Minister
their slender resources, convinced Congress that Califor
Sermon: “ Three Triumphal E n
9:45- Sunday Church School.
nia must be linked by rail with the other United States,
The girl or boy whose parents tries of Jesus.”
Evangelist Cays will speak at
encourage the study of the Bible
and pushed the railroad through in spite of heart-break
and attendance at Sunday School both services. This is your last
ing obstacles.
are fortunate indeed, for they are opportunity to hear him as the
...t o the thousands o f Chinese workmen who helped
equipped with that which through meeting closes this Lord’s Day.
Ordinarily we’d make quite a fugs over such an event as
Prayer services will be conduct
lift the line over the Sierra Nevada with nothing but
all of life will inspire .oomfort,
ed in this church on D day. Spe
the 75th anniversary o f America’s first transcontinental
and guide them.
wheelbarrows, picks and shovels, and black pow der. . .
cial pre D-day services on Tues
11:00- Morning Worship.
railroad—of which Southern Pacific is a part. We’d have
who hung from the cliffs in baskets and chipped the road
day at 9 o’clock.
Subject: “ Our Mothers”
a "Diamond Jubilee,” with ceremonies, celebrations, ban
bed out of solid granite. They helped build u railroad that
The choir will sing a Mothers’
quets and all the trimmings.
helps China now.
D ay anthem and lead the congre- T R IN IT Y E P IS C O P A L C H U R C H
Rev.
A
.
H
.
MacDonnell,
Vicar
6:45:Methodist Youth Groups
But in May, 1944, Southern Pacific people w ill have
...to the eight indomitable Irishmen who, on April 28,
8:00:Holy Communion
8:00 - Evening Service
little time to honor the men who built the first railroad
1869, laid ten miles and 56 feet o f track in a single day—
9:30- Church School
The evening service will be held
across America and drove its lart spike home on May 10,
a record that has never been equalled.
ll:00:Service and Sermon
in the Presbyterian Church.
1869.
We’re
too
busy
keeping
the
war
trains
rolling
on
our
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7:30, Thursday evening - The
The railroad they built is now a vital link in America’s
15,000 m iles o f line.
M E T H O D IS T C H U R C H
mid-week Bible study and prayer
supply lines for the war against Japan. The railroad men
Talent, Oregon
service.
The historic lin e that rounded the northern end of
and women who ’ keep ’em rolling” today salute the men
Dr. G . W . Bruce, Minister
Let us all remember to listen
Great
Salt
Lake
to
Promontory,
where
the
Golden
Spike
who accomplished so much with so little, 75 years ago.
9:30 - Morning Worship
for the black out sirens on in
was
driven,
was
replaced
by
the
Lucin
Cut-off.
The
old
Subject: “ Our Mothers”
vasion day, and when they blow
rails have long since been torn up and sent to war.
Special music is being planned,
let us all run quickly to our
churches for prayer. Also the dal gational singing.
Bnt if it were possible to send a message back through
10:30 - Sunday School with
ly prayer services in the churches
the
corridor» o f Time, we would send the grateful thanks
of Ashland at 9 A .M . should have Clarence Holdridge superintend
o
f
a
railroad at war to those determined men who con
the attention and presence of ent.
quered the Sierra 75 years ago...
5:30 - Junior Methodist Group
Christian people. The one minute
Wednesday at 7:30 - The mid
of prayer each evening at 6 P.M .
...to Leland Stanford, Mark Hopkins, Charles Crocker
will be effective for good to the week Bible study and prayer ser
ensile Tn.
SCOTT
STATE
TREASURER
R
P
N O M IN A T E
M 9*
VAN DYKE
State
Representative
... but we can't take time out
to celebrate
SP
while world.
vice.
and Collis P. Huntington, the "Big Four” who pooled
The friendly Southern Pacific
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