Southern Oregon Miner,
ful People.”
Rev. eorge M. Shum an,
P astor-E lect
8:46 Sunday School for all
Presbyterian hurch
agea. Mrs. W. M. Poley, Superin
130 N orth Muin S treet
"A Friendly church lor thought- tendent.
11:00 Morning W orship service
7:00
Y o llo g P i o p l r s S o c i e t y
age.
to r senior high school and college
8:00 Evening Service.
Union Service in the Presby
Baby Cur SeAt 81.60 . 107 E. Muin terian church with Itev. Shum an
p reaching.
OREGON FARM ER, your own
Mtute farm m agazine, 3 yearn $2;
Church of Christ
6 yearn, $3. Comes twice a month.
Second and 11 S treets
A nice present to a friend. P rom pt
Earl F. Downing, M inister
delivery ussured. Renewals also
E. il. McGee will supply the
appreciated. — H enry E. Petersen, pulpit at both services tomorrow.
Jun ctio n City, Ore., Oregon F a rm *1 he m inister is attending the
S ta te Convention of Churches of
er R epresentative.
C hrist at T urner, Oregon.
B IB LE SCHOOL, 8:45 A . M
All kinds of Signs for sale a t Come and join us in the Sum m er
the Miner Of flee.
Victory C am paign to have more
people in Bible School than last
Ijirg e Bundle OUI P apers 10c s u m m e r.
11:00 Morning Service.
at tin - Miner Office.
Junior Church, 11 a m F or chll-
F o r Sale und F or Kent Signs ! dren of beginner, prim ary and Ju
nior age.
a t the Miner Office.
7:00 C hristian Endeavor. Two
societies, Junior and high school.
8:00 Evening Service.
Midweek Service, Wednesday, 8
p.m.
AT THE CHURCHES
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B 0 L T S - N U T S
Trinity Episcopal Church
Any Kind, Size
Or Length
Itev. A. II. MacDonnell, leur
8:00 Holy Communion.
8:30 C hurch School.
11:00 Service and Sermon.
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Iron and Steel or<lers up to
>10.00 require no priority.
OCR COMPLETE CINE
WILL SU P P L Y YOUK NEEDS
Oak Street Garage
and Machine Shop
I
R e s ta u r a n t
and
Fountain Service
‘Southern Fried Steaks’
a specialty
th T
STEAK HOUSE
Preaching 11:00 a.m.
F rid ay n ight June 30th J. Z.
W alker speaks a t 8:15.
Topic: When Once the M aster
of the house is Risen up and h as
sh u t to the door. Luke 13:25.
Thursday, June 29, 1944
Methodist Church
TALENT, OREGON
Dr. G. W. Bruce, M inister
9:30 M orning Worship.
10:30
Sunday
School with
Clarence Holdrldge superintendent
6:30-—M ethodist Younth Fellow
Catholic Church
ship.
Sixth and C. Streets
The mid-week Bible study and
Rev. W. ,1. M eagher, P asto r
p ray er service Is each W ednesday
M ass Sunday m orning a t 8 o' evening a t 8 o’clock.
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clock. Sunday School a fte r M ass
conducted by the ladies of the
church.
Free Methodist Church ..
Charles E. Brown, Pastor
8:45 Sunday School.
11:00 M orning W orship.
6:45 Young People.
7:30 Evangelistic Service.
7:30 Tuesday, C ottage P ra y e r
meeting.
7:30 Thursday, P ra y e r m eet
ing.
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Church of I lie Nazarene
4th anil C. Streets
W. It. W ise, I'uslor
8:45 Sunday School w ith class
es for all ages. T. S. Wiley, su
perintendent.
11:00 M orning W orship.
7:00 Young People’s Society,
Virginia Shultz, president.
8:00 - Evangelistic Service.
8:00, W ednesday — Mid-week
prayer meeting.
“Faith Temple”
.(U ndenom inational)
C orner of 5th St. & E a st Main
Rev. Leo C. Wine, P a sto r
Sunday School 10:00 a m. T here
First Baptist Church
are classes for all ages. Mrs. Leo
ordnn C. Griffin, P astor
i Wine, Superintendent.
8:45 Bible School, C. E. C orry
M orning W orship, 11:00 a m.
Superintendent.
Evangelistic Services 8:00 p.m.
11:00 M orning worship.
“Come with your burdens and
6:30 Young Peopl6e’s meeting. carry i ^ a y a sm ile.”
7:30 Evening Service.
Tuesday night P ray e r m eeting
7 :30, W ednesday - Mid-week fel-
T hursday night: Bible S tudy at
1 lowship hour.
8 p.m. Subject ’Life of C h rist.”
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Evangelistic Service S atu rd ay
night, 8 p.m.
The Church of the
Open Air Services on P laza:
Brethren
S atu rd ay 7:00 p.m.
ASHLAND - M EDFORD
Sunday 6:00 p.m.
W ard E. P ra tt, J'untor
10:00 The C hurch School.
First Methodist Church
Graded lessons for the children.
C om er N. Main and Laurel Sts.
1 1:00 W o rs h ip S ervice.
Dr. George W. Bruce, M inister
S unday evening service in Med
9:45 S un d ay C hurch School
ford a t 608 S. O akdale Avenue.
11:00 M orning worship.
7:00 p in . P.YPfi studying the
E. H. McGee will give the m orn
Acts of the Apostles.
ing sermon.
8:00 p.m .- Evening worship.
6:45 M ethodist Youth roups.
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8:00 Evening Service.
First Church of Christ,
The union service will be held
in the P resbyterian church with
Scientist
Rev. G eorge M. Shum an preach
Pioneer Avenue, South
S unday m orning service a t 11 ing.
7:30, T hursday evening — The
o’clock
mid-week
Bible study and p ray er
Sunday School a t 8:45 a m.
W ednesday evening meeting, service.
which Includes testim onies of
C hristian Science healing, is held
Neighborhood Church
a t 8 o’clock.
Congregational
R eading room open daily from
C om er of Blvd. and Morton
2 to 5 p.m. except Sundays and
•I. H ow ard J te e s , M inister
holidays.
Mrs. Glen I’rescott, C hurch
The public is cordially invited
School S uperintendent
to atten d these services, and to
Miss M argaret Ramsey, organist
use the Reading Room.
9:45 -Church School.
11:00 M orning worship.
Seventh Day Adventist
7:00 p.m.—Young People’s P il
grim Fellowship.
Church
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Corner Fourth and C S treets
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S abbath School 9:30 S aturday.
(Closed from Monday, mid
night to Tuesday midnight)
397 East Main
Servicemens Wives
Enlist in WAVES
More wives of service men are
now enlisting in th e WAVES than
a t any tim e in th e tw o-year his
tory of this wom en’s service of
the Navy in Oregon, which in
dicates the over-all popularity of
women In the arm ed services
among men in uniform , accord
ing to Herb. C rain of the Med
ford Navy recruiting station which
handles WAVES applications in
this area.
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l a t e s t enlistm ent reports for
Oregon show th a t 27 per cent
of recent groups of young women
departing for th e WAVES indoc
trination school a t H unter college,
New York City, are m arried
women whose husbands are in the
arm ed services. A year ago, only
3 per cent of the enlistm ents were
women with husbands in uniform.
Three main facto rs have caused
the sharp increase in enlistm ent
of m arried women. According to
these reports:
“F irst, the service man has dis
covered th at th e WAVES offer
the m aximum of protection, care
for health, training, education and
fascinating w ork for his wife. As
a WAVE she will have a good
income, since the average WAVE,
a fte r four m onths’ training, re
ceives $168.50 a month, including
allowances. She has the best of
food, medical care, living condi
tions—so G I Joe o r the Navy
Bluejacket can be su re th a t his
wife is probably b etter cared for
in the WAVES than, in civilian
life.
“Second, the wife of a service
man who joins the WAVES can
receive his $50 allotm ent. This
allotm ent, plus her income, plus
his income gives the average cou
ple a larg er income th an they
could m ake in civilian life, con
sidering the fact th a t it is tax
free and th a t all incidentals are
paid for by the services.
“And third, tne ruling eight
m onths ago th a t wives of Navy
men, below the ran k of ensign,
can join the W AVES opened the
service to m any young wives.
These couples discovered th a t it
was a lot b etter and a lot more
profitable for them for ‘the M rs.’
to be in N avy uniform than to
be living w ith relatives o r try in g
to catch up with each other be
tween tours o f activ e d uty on
fighting slaps or a t advance
bases. And, too, they got fed
up w ith try in g to m aintain a
home a t congested seacoast cities.”
PEAR PSYLLA FOUND
One specimen of p ear psylla
was found in late Ju n e in a pear
tree 1!£ miles south of the sim ilar
.slight infestation discovered late
last year. "Hie location is on a
farm on route two. F reew ater. A
sp ray program has been set up to
eradicate th e pest. A sp ray pro-
g ram was carried on in a mile ra
dius around th e infestation found
in 1943 and no fu rth e r specimens
have been found in th a t area. This
is the th ird m inor infestation
found in Oregon since pear psylla
was discovered three y ea rs ago in
the area around Spokane, Wn.
The firs t finding in Oregon was
n ear Milton.
Officials of the s ta te d ep art
m ent of ag ric u ltu re point out th at
the finding of an isolated speci
men is not alarm ing, so long as
the close check already in effect
is continued, as it is and will be.
So fa r no infestation has been
found in any of the com m ercial
p ear grow ing areas of Oregon,
W ashington or Idaho.
The sp ray program has been
carried on by the federal bureau
of entom ology and p lan t q u aran
tine, fieldm en of which discovered
the specimen n ear F reew ater.
die farm er applications for these
tru ck s as they become available.
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on BACKING THE ATTACK.
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BÜY MOM THAU BEF6S£
“INSTRUCTION-
FEMALE”
FA R M ERS TO GET SURPLUS
ARMY TRUCKS UN D ER -PLA N
A few surp lu s used arm y trucks
are now being m ade available for
sale for farm use and more are
expected from now on, according
to inform ation received by R. B.
Taylor, chairm an of the Oregon
USDA w ar board. A lthough only
a few will be available in Oregon
in the im m ediate fu tu re, an im
p o rtan t procedure h as been w ork
ed out th a t provides fo r orderly
and fa ir d istritu tio n of such gov
ernm ent m aterial, says Taylor.
Chief change from fo rm er times
i requires th a t these tru ck s be hand
i led through reg u lar licensed mo-
, to r vehicle dealers, w here they
will be su b ject to price reg u la
tions, th u s assuring final sale to
users a t fa ir prices and w ithout
undue p ro fit to handlers. County
farm tran sp o rtatio n com m ittees
and county w ar boards w ill han-
Get $4 tor $3 out of your
CHRISTMAS savings — in
vest ic WAR BONDS. Keep
GIRLS - WOMEN
BE A PRACTICAL
NURSE
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BIG DEMAND — HIG H WAGES
Instruction. High school n o t nec
essary. E asy to learn in sp are
time. A ges 18 to 60. W a r de
m ands have caused big sh ortage.
P rep a re now for this interesting,
profitable and patriotic w ork.
W rite for F R E E inform ation.
W ayne School of P ractical N u rs
ing; c /o Southern Oregon Miner.
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