Southern Oregon Miner, Thursday, August 17, 1944 Friduy evening Mung Hervire be­ gins a t-8 :00P.M. Sermon at 8:15 Topic: Luke 32:28 "Weep not for me, but for youisclvea, and your SOUTHERN. OREGON MINER Published Every Thursday at 167 Main Street, Ashland. Oregon cnildren.” Public cordially welcome. CARR\ L H. WINES, Editor and Publisher Methodist C'iu>*c i Entered as second-class mail m atter in the post office at Ash­ land, Oregon, February 15. 1935, under the act of Congress of March 3. 1879. TALBNT, OREGON Dr. (1. W. Brnre. M taM l r Method st Talent. one ingredient in our national life must be more prodnnunant over j any other. This does not mean My BOTH TAYLOR i that each ingredient must be sep­ W hat America needs is old ara te and a p a rt - cooked in com­ fashioned home cooking. You partm ents where the arom a can­ know the kind 1 mean. Those big not blend. It does mean that the hearty country disnes that sim ­ oooking of the national “stew” mered in an iron pot on a big must be a dr iwing from all ingre­ stove for hours, and that came to dients of their finest, a utilizat on the table in a steam ing aroma 2 * 3 ^ ™ " ‘° dr* * °iU their that vm.r — o h that made your mouth water. goodness and to combine it so as Cooked slowly, you could distin­ to blend the flavor of each separ- ingredient into a harmonious guish the taste of every ingredient , i ate whole. so blended together that it made ! We don’t want form ulas or a delicious whble. Pressure cooking may be mod­ short cuts. We want home cook­ em - but as a people we resent it. ing not pressure cooking - and we We want to know what is cook­ are not afraid to set up our na- tab* is un air view of the new- uurran*. Men suifernag from sill grow ing mid will uceomodute ing. We want to see what is in tional diah against th at of any o|KM,eU Marille tX)rps rehab|1|tA_ tropical uiliuents a r e treated m om than 5 000 .Murines when tio«i w n ler near Klamath Falls, here until rcMtored to full vigor the pot. We want to know what other nation. com pleted. It Is com m anded by we are eating. We don’t want our rest haven for thousands o f and fitness. First of Its kind In Colonel Bernard Dubet. .................. vegetables and meat so mixed Leatherneck veterans of Pacific the* nation's history, the center Is we can't tell w’hich is which. We are a beef stew country. parked car and the driver of the Virginia Shultz, president, Neighborhood Church And we want our stew made just passing car assuming equal share ' 8:00—Evangelistic Service, right. Not one of those quick con­ of the responsibility for safety. ! h.00, Wednesday — Mid-week Congregational glomerations hastily thrown to­ And a t intersections remember , meeting. iXim er of Blvd. mid Morton gether - but a carefully blended that in Oregon, the car on the J. Howard Bees, M inister dish with due respect shown to “Faith Temple” ! right has the right of way, not Mrs. John Barker, Church School A survey of traffic accidents in the beef and onions, the carrots (Undenominational) the car first into the intersection." Superintendent and the potatoes. Any good cook Oregon cities during the first six Corner of 5th St. & E ast Main Miss M argaret Ramsay, Organist months of 1944 showed most ur- Rev, Leo C. Wine, Pastor knows the longer you simmer it together, the better it is. In fact i ‘ ban collisions involve unsafe park 9:45 a.m. Morning Worship anil Sunday School 10:00 a m. There the old school holds it should nev­ ing maneuvers and failure to yield are classes for all ages. Mrs. Leo Study period of the Church School First Methodist Church Wuie, Superintendent. er be eaten until the second day! right of way at intersections. Sec­ This Sunday we study the role of Morning Worship, 11:00 a m. Another analogy. We are mixed retary of State Bob Farrell an­ tu r n e r N. Main mid Laurel Sts. the Prophet In the religious life i Evangelistic Services 8:00 p.m. of the Hebrews, and the need for Dr. George W. Bruce, M inister pickles - all ingredients needed nounced today. The survey made "Come with your burdens and such a voice today. The Sunday School meets a t and none better than any other. by the safety division of the state 9:45 for the purpose of studying carry away a smile.” Each a t its best and each adding | department. 11:00 a.m Mom ng Worship of i Tuesday night Prayer meeting In cities where angle parking the deep fundemental tru th s of to the flavor. the Church Miinily. This morning Thursday night: Bible Study at You know, after all we have a prevails, a large proportion of the 1 the Bible. The morning sermon is 8 p.m. Subject ’Life of Christ." we consider the moral and reli­ right to be pretty proud of our ' ¿ epOrted du,rin« SUbj€^t T rans- Evangelistic Service Saturday gious problems posed by the 73 rd melting pot Our nation grew °f 'h e yenr mvoivrd {ornimg P rrsc n re/' Youn* night, 8 p.m. grew Psalm. Open Air Services on Plaza: from transplanted stock ' - and vehicles backing away from the ! Married Couples Class from the 6:30 p.m. Evening meeting of Saturday 7:00 p.m. like a fruit tree, the transplanting curb. Some of the vehicles backed Sunday School will furnish the the Ihlgrim Fellowship. Sunday 6:00 p.m. - - o-------- and grafting have worked to give into passing cars, or sideswiped special music. The Senior and In- ' other parked cars. Several were term ediate Methodist Youth Fel- better fruit. First Church of Christ, Presbyterian Church This admixture of other bloods, struck by passing cars when the lowship groups will meet in their drivers failed to notice the car respective rooms for worship a t 130 North Main Street Scientist this heterogeneity has been our 6:45. The union service of the “A Friendly church for thought­ strength in the past. I t will be our backing away from the curb. ful People." Sunday morning service at 11 In cities where parallel parking Presbyterian and Methodist con­ strength and safeguard in the Rev. George M. Shuman, o’clock. future. Not for us the deadly prevails, many accidents involve gregations wil1 be held a t 8 Pastor Sunday School a t 9:45 a m . monotony of uniformity. The spice cars pulling out of the parking clock in the I resbyterian Church. Sunday, August 20 Wednesday evening meeting, ♦ hat adds zest and savor to the »pace w’hile there were some in- Lawrence Michelmore, past- dish comes from the mixins of volving cars th a t stopped to back or oi “ e Presbyterian Church a t | 9:45 a.m. Church school for all , which , includes testimonies of the ingredients ° into a P e k in g space and were Jacksonville and Phoenix will give a^ es Mrs w M- Poley, Superin- Christian Science healing, Is held struck by the following car. l t e 8»®pel sermon. The midweek tendont. | ** b ° _ ___ . „ , This does not imply that any Approximately hree-fourths of Bible atudy "»d PraYcr service is 11:00 Morning Worship. M r . - Read,nK room open daily from 2 to 5 p.m. except Sundays and the intersection collisions reported Thursday evening a t 7:30. Shuman, returned from a two holidays. in Oregon cities involve failure to Dr' GeorSe w Bruce. Minister. w « 1’ vacation, will preach on the The public Is cordially Invited subject "Hymns at Midnight” O------------ to attend these services, and to j ■ yield right of way, the survey 7:00 P.M. High College young use the Reading Room. Catholic Church showed. Rear-end collissions, oc- people’s society. curing when the car ahead stops and C. Streets FARM & DWELLING suddenly, and head-on collisions Rev. Sixth 8:00P.M. Evening Union Service Seventh Day Adventist W. J. M eagher, Pastor . __ __ from _ turning _ Mass Sunday morning a t 9 o’- a t tbe Presbyterian Church. The AUTO AND TRUCK resulting movements Church for a" s m a llp e rc ë n ta g e o f the''in- clock’ SundaY School after Mass preacher will be the Rev. I n ­ Corner Fourth and C Streets LIABILITY tersection accidents. • church la