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SOUTHERN OREGON MINER Thursday, May 25, 1944 ----------------------------- M AT THE churches : f j w ||ew Teachers for AUS’ Coaching Position Still Unfilled CHURCH OF C H R IS T Second and B Streets K a rl F . Downing, M unster Bible School, 9:45 a. m. E . H . McGee, superintendent. 11:00 - Morning Service. Junior Church, 11 a. m. Fo. children oi beginner, prim ary ano junior age. 7 :00 - Christian Endeavor 8:00 - Evening Service 8:00, Wednesday - M idweek Ser vice —V— T R IN IT Y E P IS C O P A L C H U R C H Rev. A . H . MacDonnell, V icar 8:00:Moly Communion 8:30- Church School ll:00:S ervice and Sermon —V— F IR S T B A P T IS T C H U R C H Gordon C. G riffin -P astor 8:46- Bible School, C. E. Corry, Superintendent. 11:00- Mornmg Worship. 6:30 • Young People's Meeting 7:30 - Evening Service 7:30, Wednesday- M id-w eea fe l lowship hour. —V— T H E CHURCH OF TH E BRETHREN Ashland and Medford W ard E . P ra tt, Pastor 10:00 - The Church School. Graded leshons fo r the children. 11:00 - Worship Service Evening Services in M edford at 501 B eatty St. 8:00 pan.: Evening worship. — V— F IR S T C H U R C H O F C H R IS T . S C IE N T IS T Pioneer Ave^ South Sunday morning service a t 11 o’clock. Sunday School a t 9:45 a. m. Wednesday evening meeting, wniah includes testimonies of Christian Science healing, is held a t 8 o'clock. Reading Room open daily from 2 to 5 p. m. except Sundays and holidays. The public is cordially invited to attend these services, and to use the Reading Room. —V— 1 ’ ’ M any new teachers have been added to next year's staff in the Ashland Senior H igh School. W illia m G. Ruppert will assume the position of asals’.ant principal and also teach social studies. He is a t present connected w ith the airforce training p r o g r a m at E O C E in L a Grande. E rw in F . Lange is to replace John Koehler as vlsiual aid In structor and w ill have charge of the high school science anil math courses. Phyllis L. Gueffroy, who has been teaching swimming, life sav ing, and physical education at W illam ette University, w ill be the new physical education instructor. Florence K ing Van Etten has signed to teach commercial stud ies. She has taught sixteen years in China and is now connected w ith the Springfield high school Robinson Accepts Post at Albany High C lifford Robinson, who has been principal of Ashland Senior High fo r the past year, has accepted a position to serve in the same capacity a t Albany Senior High, the school whose competition with his home town of Corvallis dur ing his high school days is com parable w ith the time-honored rivalry erf Ashland and Medford. “As It has been a very pleas ant and successful year from the standpoint of academics, athletics and cooperation, I regret leaving Ashland H l, but the offer of a more advantageous position in a school which is so close to our MX, JOE, WHAT DO staff. Louise Brown w ill serve as dramatics and English teacher. She Is a graduate of Grinnell, Io wa University and has taught at various places in lo w * The position of coach for Sen ior High Is yet unfilled. (From the Rogue News) ——- ' o ■ • ------- POD DO WHEN POD CET PINCHED f OX New Chairmen at ISO Announced CASH? Mrs. H. S. Aikens has assumed the duties of Ashland U SO dance chairman, according to M r a Jew ell Lockhart, director of the club. Mrs. Aikens w ill be In charge of junior hostesses who atttend the midweek Camp W hite dances. She will announce through the newspa pers when these dances are to be held and on dance- dates w ill be at the clubhouse on W inburn W ay to register the hostesses who meet there fo r transportation to Camp W hite. Junior hostesses wishing Information about a Camp W hite dance o r desiring to register for a dance may phone M rs. Atkins, No. 3141. M rs. Lockhart w ill con tinue to assume responsibility for the Saturday night dances a t the Ashland USO, w ith the assistance of chosen volunteers. Senior hostesses and desk hos tess groups have been combined under one chairman since the Ashland USO went on a week-end schedule. M rs. I. F . Andres has assumed responsibility fo r this group. Combination of the two groups under one chairman w ill save time and avoid repitltlous phone calling. --------------o-------------- WEU, WHEN I HEED M0HEP...I D0XX0W THE 10W-C0ST WAP ...EKOM THE HAST HATIOHAl DAHK! Teachers Announce Varied Summer Plans W orking and taking care of families seem to be the predomi nant summer plans for most at the Ashland H i teachers. Mrs. Poston, Mrs. Cook, Mrs. Van Dyke and Mrs. Lorton plan to remain in Ashland w ith their families fo r most of the vaca tion, and as M r. M iric k is to direct the city band and conduct the summer band school, he and his fa m ily w ill also stay fa irly close to home. Mrs. Good and M r. Parks have both stated that they would stay in Ashland this summer. H ie Koehlers w ill visit M r. Koehler’s home in Spokane before assuming new duties In Seattle in the fall. Moving his fam ily to Albany looms ahead as a sum mer job fo r M r. Robinson, and Miss T yrell and Miss Page will spend the vacation months in O a k land and Roseburg respectively. Mrs. Forgus will visit in Om aha, Nebraska, before moving on to her borne in St. Louis, and Mrs. Nelson plans to be w ith her husband. Miss M cL am an states that her plans Include a visit to her parents in Iowa. Coach Simpson w ill spend some of his vacation on a “busman’s holiday,” attending coaches’ school preparatory to coaching the T i gers next year. M r. Phillips plans to work and return to teaching in the fall, though not a t A H S. (From the Rogue News) -------------- o—— ■ ■ ■ ■ S E V E N T H D A Y A D V E N T IS T CHURCH Corner Fourth and C Streets 9:30, Saturday - Sabbath School 11:00 . Worship. F rid a y evening. 8:00-Song service 8:15 - Sermon on topic, “H ie M inister of the T ru e Tabernacle, parents and friends In Corvallis which the Lord Pitched and not would be hard to refuse,” he stated. W h ile rebuilding, we are m eet- > According to M r. Robinson, A l- ing in the Church of the Nazarene 1 bany Senior High schools its 500- odd students under 24 faculty across the street. members In a three-story build Public welcome. ing, recently remodeled, w ith two - V— wings in which there are a mod- C A T H O L IC C H U R C H Sixth and C Streets 6:45: Methodist Youth Groups Rev. W . J. Meagher, Pastor. 8:00 - Evening Service Mass Sunday morning at 9 o’clock, Evening service in the Presby Sunday School a fte r Mans con ducted by the ladius of the church. terian Church. Subject: “W alkin g w ith God.” — V— 7:30, Thursday evening - The F R E E M E T H O D IS T C H U R C H mid-week Bible study and prayer Charles E . Brown, Pastor service. v:45 - Sunday Scnoor, —V— 11:00 - M orning Worship. N E IG H B O R H O O D C H U R C H , 6:45 - Young People. C O N G R E G A T IO N A L 7:30 - Evangelistic Service Com er of Blvd. and M orton 7:30 - Tuesday, Cottage P ra y er meeting. J . H ow ard Rees, M inister . . 7:30 - Thursday, P ray er M eet M rs. Glen Prescott, Church School Superintendent mg. Miss M a rg a re t Ramsey, organist —V— CHURCH OF T H E NAZARENE 9:45 - Church School 4th and C Streets 11:00 - M orning worship W . R . Wise, Pastor 7:00 p m - Young People’s P il 9:45 - Church school, T, grim Fellowship A t their annual picnic in the W iley, Superintendent —V— park the H i-Y club held their 11:00 - M orning worship P R E B Y T E R IA N C H U R C H election o f officers. Those elected 6:30 - Young people’s Service, 130 N orth M ain Street to assist Jay Samuelson, the new Ladine H endrix, P resident Rev. George M . Shuman, president, w ill be vice-president, 7:30 - Evangelistic Service. Pastor-elect Jim Sm ith; s e c r e t a r y , James 7:80, Wednesday - P rayer meeting M em orial D ay Sunday, M a y 28th Quackenbusb; treasurer, Wallace — V— 9:45 - Sunday School fo r a l l . Cannon; chaplain, Jim M errim an; V IC T O R Y M IS S IO N ages. M rs. W . M . Poley, Superin and song leader, Glen Durham. ( undenominational tendent. D uring the regular meeting the Rev. Leo C. W ine, Pastor 11:00 - M orning W orship ser seniors were called upon to state 89 N o rth M ain Street vice. what they had received from the (across from L itw ille r’s) O ur M em orial Sunday service is club. 10:00 a m . - Sunday School to be a service of com fort for all A t this, the last meeting of the Classes fo r a ll ages and where who have lost loved ones in the year the group presented M r. the children are given special a t w ar and fo r those who have loved Koehler a leather b ill fold In ap tention. M rs. Leo W ine is super ones in any branch o f the A im ed preciation of his leadership.. services. Rev. M r. Shuman w ill intendent (From the Rogue News) preach on the subject, "W ith M a l 11:00 - M orning W orship ■ --------------o-------------- 8:00 p.m. - Evangelistic Service ice Toward None.” The choir, und Miss Phyllis Caton arrived home er the direction of Miss Florence from San Francisco and Eureka, Special music and singing. . Tuesday night prayer meeting Allen, w ill sing, “P rayer” by Gu California a fte r visiting w ith her at 8:00. P ra y e r changes things.” ion w ith M rs. J. W . McCoy a t the brother, Kenneth Caton fo r a Topic: “Is D ivine H ealing fo r Us organ. week. 8:00 P .M . i Evening worship. Today 7” The service w ill be in the Pres Thursday n ig h t Bible Study a t Free Sewing and Fancywork byterian Church w ith D r. George leaflets a v a ila b le - a l the M iner 8:00. 8:00 - Saturday, Evangelistic W. Bruce bringing the message. office. Wednesday, M a y , 31 - Church service. fam ily dinner in welcome to the ern gymnasium and an auditorium —V— new pastor and his w ife. A ll mem which seats 1,200. Especially F IR S T M E T H O D IS T C H U R C H bers and friends of the church are noted fo r its fine musical di Com er N. M ain and L au rel Sts. Invited and urged to come. partm ent which has consistently D r. George W . Bruce, M inister —V— won prizes in competition, this 9:46- Sunday Church School. M E T H O D IS T C H U R C H school also boasts of Us own base Preparation is now being made Talent, Oregon ball park, in which the home team fo r Children's D ay which comes D r. G. W . Bruce, M inister regularly shines as one o f the out the second Sunday in June. 9:30 - Morning Worship standing nines in the vicinity. 11:00- M orning Worship. Baccalaureate Service fo r the In Ms year of administration The seven patriotic organiza tions in Ashland w ill attend in a g radu ating « class of the “T alen t a t A H S, M r, Robinson has intro body a t this hour fo r a memorial H igh School. Subject: “U n to the duced a book rental system, re 1 Heights.” The choir from Ashland organized the school curriculum service. and delegated much .of the au Subject: “F o r W hoffi the B ell w ill furnish the special music. 10:80. - Sunday School with tho rity fôr managing high school Tolls.” There w ill be special music by the choir. P a u l Byers w ill C larencf Holdridge superintend- a ffairs to the student government. sat i (F ro m the Rogue News) sing a patriotic Solo. 4 ' M i ■ I i Samuelson to Head Next Year’s Hi-Y ■ 1 1 S *50 to *1000 B I (A fu ll year to ) •Qny S ta n c h W M ORTIAND ♦ ► ’ ■ u , w 4 * ». « 4 4 U & « ’ ' « «
