.S o u t h e r n O r e g o n M in e r , T h u r s d a y , O c t o b e r 2 6 , 1 9 4 4 USO has a reputation with ser day evening . vice men and women—a reputa Lee Ryan, manager of the local R evival B eg in s at tion winch makes them feel it theatres left Tuesday for Port Full Gospel Tem ple can solve uny situation, meet any land on a business trip. Mrs. Leonora Broili left Tues Mrs. Lorena Curry of the Park FOR HIGH QUALITY HARD The special meeting being con ¡crisis. When they wunt relaxation day night for Santa Monica, Cal View Convalescent Home is e x ware and Houseware, reasonably ducted Evangelist John Sto or fun, they say, "Let’s go to the ifornia to meet her son Pvt. Rob pected to return this week from priced, think of Marshall-Wells vall at by the can’t find un the Full Gospel Temple USO". When they ert Broili who is on furlough, a hurried trip to Missouri, made on the Plaaa. Phone 21231. answer to un urgent problem, began Sunday night with capa and for a visit with her son, L e s necessary by the very serious ill Miss Roberta Flaharty return city crowd. The speaker is the they say, Let’s go to the USO". lie and family. ness of her mother. Word was ed to parental R. 1. Flaharty noted southern evangelist who And when they want help with a Mrs. Alice Patterson and Mrs. received that she had started the has been holding campaigns in 1 little personul need—a place to Helen Dungan returned last Fri return trip, but due to the con home Tnursday from San Fran the west for a number of months. write letters, get a shower, press cisco, where she completed a day from Portland where Mrs. gested travel conditions, her ex On Sunday night Rev. Stovall 1 a uniform—they say, "Let’s go to Patterson was a delegate to the act date of arrival is not known. course as a registered nurse. She brought a moving message from the USO". will iviuaui remain ncic here mini until auvui about i . . state War Finance committee eh« u««» It’s a reputation with a chall Thanksgiving time, she announc- the book of the Revelation entitl meeting, which convened in the w w ks ed "Ffre, Hail and Blood" In re enge in it. But USO thrives on FOR HIGH QUALITY HARD- ***" Benson Hotel for a two day ses to inquiries concerning jrobleins, difficulties, challenges, The California-Pacific Utilities sponse sion to plan the strategy for the ware and Houseware, reasonably r, looks forward with confidence when Evangelist Stovall will .t building is resplendent this week coming sixth war loan drive, Nov priced, think of Marshall-Wells pray for the sick, it has been an to the challenge which the criti in a new coat of paint on cor nounced that Friday will be the ember 20th to December 16. Sev on the Plasa. Phone 21231. cal months aheud inevitably will eral speakers from the national Miss Isabel Green, daughter of nices, window and door frames first Divine Healing service. How bring—sure that it can count on war fund committee were present Mr. and Mi's. George M. Green. and other outside wooden parts ever those who wish to be prayed the skills and devotion of its hun to talk. No plans have been laid returned to Eugene the past week Work wa» completed Wednesday. for should attend us many ser of thousands of workers, out as yet for the Ashland drive, to take up her school duties at Also having new coats of paint in vices as possible. Services each dreds and the continuing surport of the the past couple of weeks were Mrs. Patterson stated, except that the University. night except Saturday at 7:45 P. Sid Reed will again take the post Mr. and Mrs. John Payne and the Copeland Lumber Yards and the Varsity theatre. as chairman of the drive and the son write to friends that they are Mr. and Mrs. George S. Reed campaign in Ashland will again now established in their new be under direction of the Elks home at Corning, California. of Ashland spent several days in R otarians Enjoy Club. They left Ashland some weeks Los Angeles on business the past T rain in g P icture For the best in Meals come to ago, after many years residence week, returning Tuesday. UNIVERSITY OF OREGON. here, having sold their home on the Depot Cofe, 552 A. Street At the regular meeting of the East Main. They have bought a Eugene, October 23, (Special) Rotary club last week, a special | new home in Corning, and plan ' Dorothy Frideger, daughter of Army Air Force film on the rig to make their home there in the ! Mr. and Mrs. I. Frideger, of Ash- training program given by future. Mr. Payne is interested in land, was one of the six new orous the sheep industry. members chosen by Phi Theta the AAF was viewed. The pic ture was filmed by Clarke Gable, Harry Chipman, well known I Upsilon, junior women's honor- the famous actor, who was re newsstand and fountain ow-ner of ary at the university. released from the army Ashland last week accepted a ) Medford—D r. R. W. Clancy, cently air forces after an extended tour position as sports editor on the Medford physician accused of dis. of duty in England. Chief Com Medford Daily, the News-Tri- pensing drugs to addicts, awaiteo Blaylcok, former Ash bune. Mr. Chipman has been city sentence here Saturday. A fed missary editor of the Daily Tidings here eral jury convicted him on four land resident, but who has seen in Ashland the; past several mon counts of an 11 count indictment 25 months service in the Pacific ths. Mr. Chipman brings a wide charging violation of the Harri as a member of the SeaBees, gave an interesting account of what he experience in sports affairs to son narcoties act. The jury deli had seen. his new position. berated four hours. PEA™: Captain and Mrs. R. E. Walker, •INSTRUCTION - FEMALE’ THIS * former Ashland residents, were house guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Broady at their home at GIRLS - WOMEn 220 Harrison street for several days this week. Captain Walker BE A PRACTICAL NURSE A Successful O regonian was a dentist in Ashland for sev- No story as small as this could , eral years prior to his leaving BIG DEMAND - HIGH WAGES tell the whole story of USO, • for army service. He has just High school not necessary. Easy been returned from three years j to learn in spare time. Ages 18 which grows end changes as the war picture changes. service in Australia. Mrs. Walker to War demands have caused USO serves any and all direct has been living in Portland since , big 60. shortage. now for ly connected with war service. he left for foreign service. They [ this interesting, Prepare profitable and This year, as our armies and were on their way to Santa Ban- Feld Adv. Mr Smith Goes to Woshiegto«» Chsb i,™ : w he S ‘ ¿ a . ’ w a s ; ; workw Wrl,c ™ e e navies press forward to victory I M. Gerton, Sec y. Corbett t id e Ferttend on many fronts, USO’s job will X TehTy,e! S '" ¿ b la n d “i S ? * « « * » > I * - ! - * '/ » «<”“ be bigger than ever. LOCAL HAPPENINGS VBRSITV 'American public when they give to the Nutionul War Fund Drive that is now on. FOR HIGH QUALITY HARD- ware and Houseware, reasonably priced, think of Marshall-Wells on the Plasa. Phone 21231. Girls Zenith Bicycle for sale. Practically new. Call after school ut 061 Iowa St. DEALER WANTED. Big Routes make good living. 200 farm-home necessities-medicines, spices foods etc., well known every county. For particulars write Rawleigh's, Dipt. ORJ-361-142. O u k la n d . , Paper Hanging. 12 years In the Valley. K. Baylor. Box 210. Tal ent. Oregon. 10 5 Stp. NulMM-ribe for The Miner today. Let Us Rewrite The Government May give give you an old age p en sio n , but It will never rebuild your burned home. Insure here to be sure of a home and its com forts. J. F. EMMETT 1S7 East Main Street Phone 1581 Fri. - Sat. USO Beef its from War Fond Drive for U. S. D R . E . N . T E R R IL L Î C h iro p ra c tic P h y s ic ia n Specialising in «he Non-Con fining Treatment of Hemorrhoids (Piles) Office Phone 4371 SENATOR Lithia Hotel Building Ashland. Oregon ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ • LITHIA Frid. - Sat. A m e ric a ’s No. 1 C o w b o y ... GENE AUTRY Sun.-Mon.-Tues. “South of the Border” plus * ¿ THE PFOPIFS . CHOICE } C . ■V * IN OREGON ■ WHISPERING FOOTSTEPS W it h J o h n H u b b a r d R i t a Q u ig le y Mon. - Tues. More People get Automobile and THE Personal Loans from ABOUT The First N ational Bank CHILDREN! * Jacttt 1 * - than from any other source. COOPER It’s Business-Like—It's Fasti Bank Rates Are Lower! UK S*'"“4' loi"1 v" Wed. - Thurs. “ It Happened Tomorrow” __ T lR R O R I f YOU need cash s e e . . . ^ UNMASKEDI / L- . A n y Branch FIRST RRTIORRIi BARK < OF PORTLAND plus W i t h G u y K ib b e e F r a n c e s L a n g fo r d » A AND D i c k P o w e ll L i n d a D a r n e ll “ Dixie Jamboree’ ’ "Merchant» of Credit" in Oregon for over (Ante V V: / á 1 I p -t'f M IM M I P ID IR A L .J . À ★ » V "W".«e » CONWAY AUDREY LONG • LOUIS BO RELL year» O IP O S IT f V . ,- '.K i ? — ....................... . . ÍN ÍU U N C I C O R P O R A T IO N