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About Southern Oregon miner. (Ashland, Or.) 1935-1946 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 21, 1944)
Southern, Oregon Miner. Thursday, December 21,1944 The In term ediate M ethodist Y outh F ello w sh ip gathered in the F ello w sh ip room of the M etho d ist church on a recent e v en in g for a C hristm as party. T he young folk s had gone to th e w oods and selected their tree and had se t it up in the room am idst other bright C hristm as decorations. The tree itse lf is co v ered w ith w h ite cotton to g iv e it the appearance o f being h ea v ily lad en w ith snow T he group en jo y ed gam es and sin g in g under the leadership of E ldon D urham and Mrs. Elm a S im m ons B aker and Mi's. G. W B ruce, sponsors. T he decorating co m m ittee w ere J ea n ette K enney and Joanna B riscoe. R efresh m en ts w ere serv ed and t h e n there w as the ex ch a n g e of C hrist m as g ifts, the sin g in g of C hrist m as carols, and a clo sin g prayer by the pastor. V arsity Fri. - Sat. LITHIA Frid. - Sat. Music - Action, Comedy - and Gals (udore! “ CAREER GIRL” with Frances Langford Edward Norris Iris Adrian plus “ The Saint Meets The Tiger” Hugh Sinclair Jean Gillie Sun. - Mon. - Tues. M Y S TE R X k SUSPENSE! T H R IL L S !^ * E « The Senior and C ollege age The M isses D orothy M orris and N ina K ing cam e this w eek from M ethodist Y outh F elow sh ip w ent the w oods recen tly und their resp ective sch ools at C or to v a llis and E ugene to spend the brought in trees for decorating C hristm as vacation w ith their the Church for the Christm us season. T hey m et in the church parents, Miss M orris w ith her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry M or lust Friday aven in g to do the d e ris and M iss K ing w ith her m oth corating. A tree w as placed in er, Mrs. Ruth King. T his is the ev ery room of the church, und first year of u n iversity for the several w ere placed in the m ain tw o you n g ladies, both of w hom auditorium . Each tree w as c o v graduated from A shland high ered w ith w h ite cotton to g iv e school tw o years ago. T hey spent the appearance of sn ow -lad en trees. W hen the you n g folks had one year in w orking before go ing on to the u n iv ersity . They fin ish ed their w ork of decorating th ey retired to the F ellow sh ip have been very close friends dur ing all their high school days, but Room for a “m ixing" period and found that they could not m ajor th en refreshm ents w ere served. in their desired su b jects in the M iss M abel B oggs is president of sam e school, so had to sp lit up this group, and Mr. and Mrs. Joh n B illin a s are sponsors. Dr. m going on to the u n iversity. and Mrs. G. W. Bruce w ere p re J. Q. A dam s, city recorder se n t w ith this group for the e v e n left M onday e v en in g for Portland ing. w h ere he w as to m eet' his w ife just returning from a v isit back BELIEVE IT OR east. They plan to return to A sh NOT AT LOCAL USO land today, Thursday. It w as discovered that there w ere tw o so ld iers in the bu ild in g B ill H utchison, S 1/C and w ife cam e in from S e a ttle last w eek end to spend a few days w ith his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W m. B H utchison at the W hite A uto Courts. Seam an H utchison has Forget to put In the silencer, been a m em ber o f an arm ed guard crew of a m erchant vessel and B u sy m en often n eglect on th e run from the w est coast A blast, long and loud, at 7 a m. T uesday m orning from the air raid siren, brought A shland resi dents out of a sound slum ber, (for m any of them , at least) w ith a w ondering if the tow n w as under going an air raid. It w as later e x plained that the w ires becam e crossed at the fire station , or a m ix u p in the buttons, or som e such th in g had been the cau se of the blast on the siren. T here w as no air raid, w e w ere assured. A sm all fire in C h ief of P olice T alen t’s room at th e A shland H otel w as the cau se of the fire d ep artm en t’s being ca lled out. S m all dam age w as su stain ed to the furnishings. plus Waterfront JOHN CARRADINE J. CARROL NAISH MARIS WRIXONEOWIN MAXWELL Watch .. . for our large factory shipment of CURTAINS arriving this wee kor next • Every kind • Every style You are sure to find just the type you need among these. Wishing you a Very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year The C hristm as party of the Church o f C hrist H igh School B ib le School class and C hristian E ndeavor w a s h eld M onday n igh t at th e parsonage. T he e v e n ing w as sp en t in p la y in g gam es w ith a C hristm as m otif. A n e x change of gifts w as had. R efresh m ents o f cake, cookies and cocoa w e r e served by the hostess, Mrs. Earl D ow ning. E igh teen you n g p eople w ere p r e se n t METZ W e w rite right insurance right J. F. EMMETT IN S U R A N C E Sun.-Mon.-Tues. Nutmrrlhr fur The Miner Unlay. to Insure. W hat do you do? Roy M cClary a nd daughter 167 E ast M ain S treet M iss M argie le ft T uesday even in g P h on e 8581 by train for C h eyenne, W yom ing w h ere they w ill spend the C hrist m as holidays w ith Mr. McClary's parents. T hey w ill also help them MgMMMMXMMMMMMOMXMMMMMW celebrate their gold en w edding I anniversary. in. TTWM G eorge und it has to lie stra ig h t ened out in another wuy beside by personal co n ta c ts A lengthy v isit follow ed introductions. Self-Made Men Often ports to A laskan w aters. He is on a 30-day lea v e and w ill go on to Los A n geles shortly after C hristm as to spend the balance of his leave. MUSSE C4C. s,y- .• on Saturday ev en in g w ith the sam e nam e, Sgt. G eorge Burns and Pvt. G eorge Burns. They w ere very glud of the opportun ity to m eet each other us their m ail is often sen t to the w rong "That you can depend on" AITO M O BIU E FIKE LIFE HEALTH « ACCIDENT M. T. BURNS ON TOK PI-AZA CCCC-C*"*“« « : * » MOtXXMMXXM DR. E. N. TERRILL Chiropractic Physician S p ecia lisin g in the N on-C on fin in g T reatm ent of H em orrhoids (P iles) O ffice P hone 4371 .|S » MM MM MM MM MM MM MM MM MM MM MÄ I w GIFT e * I H inD O U nK TER S s § CHOOSE WISELY and Choose Early You will find our stocks complete even though the drain has been heavy the last week or two. Come in today and look things over. Electric Hot Plates A few left at ............. $5.79 L ithia H otel B u ild in g A shland. Oregon COSMETICS ★ Coty ★ Y-bres ★ Kay-dummit Jeurelle Tradition i f 1700 By Parfant ★ Roger and Gallet i f Harriet Hubbard Ayres i f Yankee Clover Compacts Metal, Leather and Plastic. A full Line. Tuesday - Wednesday A Weinx .A A Sisster Sesretl ■ttafeS ÇJhe çfeaton cf ßh/ri&t/inai There is something in the very season of the year that gives charm to the festivity of Christmas.. — W A SH IN G TO N irving M plus The Swing Shift GOES INTO ACTION! 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