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SOUTHERN OREGON MINER, TH URSDAY, SEPT. 13.1945 LOCAL HAPPENINGS Sampson the backslider. Mrs. Etta Schilling of H olly Endeavor, 7:00 P. M. Young peoples service at 7 P. Evening Service, 8:00 P. M. Before you buy or renew your street received a cablegram from M. A collision Monduy evening on I h ittin g the Casady car which was automobile or truck insurance, in her son Kenneth that he expects, berrnon “ The Hardest ‘Except’ ol Evangelistic service at 8 P. M. Main street brought damuge to l parked on the opposite side of vestigate the savings of our con to arrive home around September Jesus” Mess«uu-, Do demons expect the tinous poiicy. L. H. Gallatin, U t wndweek Service, 8:00 P. M. 15th, which w ill make his fifth j second coming of Christ?” three curs. Involved were Lynn the street. No one was injured Central Ave. Phone 711«. Gospel Meditations, Tuesday Wray of 120 Bush street, Austin but ul lthree cars sustained dam Prayer meeting on Wednesday Amos C. Nininger paid a $1.001 year abroad. He went overseas and xnursuay, lixvLbD, 8:UU A.xtx. evening at 8 P. M. W. Downing of Three Hivers, age. w ith the National Guard. Anoth Window glass, paint, oil, and fine for improper parking in ire starting to build our Michigan, now at 121 Laurel st Aie luodut t C iuircn bchool rooms now which and Kulph M. Cusudy of Peoria, turpentine at Marshall-Walls, on fro nt of the Chamber of Com er son, M e rritt is in England Corner of Morin M am and Laura. are so much needed in our Sun merce and Gordon Pickerell of awaiting transportation home. Arizona. Police described the ac tha Plata. Phona 2-1231. When the Bible is studied anu day bchool. cident us happening when Wray Mr. and Mrs. B. Walker of Mrs. P. H. Stansbury and Sugar Pine Lbr. Co. contributed u dollar fo r parking on Main its teachings are made a part ol struck the Downing car as it daughter, Miss Sherry and Mrs Bellview were in Ashland Tues- one’s Ute, then Ute reauy be FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. pulled away from the curb in Stansbury’s father Police Chief street during the hours of 2 a.m uay on business. comes abundant and overflowing. SCIENTIST front of the Columbia Hotel. Be C. P. Talent moved from their and 6 p.rrv Toe bunuay bchool meets each Pioneer Ave., South The fire department answered fore Wray could stop, his cur apartment in the Ashland Hotel Rheumatism and Arthritis Sunday at 9:45 A. M. Tne m orn September 16, 1945 continued on across the street . to a house on Granite street, the two calls Tuesday, one in the 1 suffered fo r years and am so ing sermon is at 11 A. M. on tne Sunday morning service at 11 morning at the F u ll Gospel thankiul that I was cured of this suoject, “ Hebuiicung Our World.” Subject of morning discussion Temple where a fa u lty neon terrible a ffliction that I w ill glad borne member ol tne choir is re SUBSTANCE sign started an insipient curl of ly answer anyone w ritin g me for sponsible tor the special music Sunday School at 9:30 A. M. smoke, which Was quibkly stop information. Wednesday evening meeting, lo r this service. The intermediate ped when the boys arrived, by Mrs. Anna Pautz a n d benior Methodist Youth which includes testimonies of cutting off the circuit. In the P. O. Box 825 groups w ill meet in their respec Christian Science healing, is held afternoon a grass fire on Second Vancouver, Washington tive rooms at 6:45 to r worship, at 8 o’clock. street ,next to the Ingle drug Reading Room open daily from Miss Sue Pierson entertained tn e evening sermon is at 8 o’ store again brought the boys into action. I t too was quickly doused. a number of her friends Monday clock on the subject “ The W in holidays. The public is cordially invited Window glass, p a in t oil. and n ig ht at a theatre party followed dows of My House.” 'the miu to attend these services, and to week Bible study and prayer ser by refreshments served at the turpentine at Marshall-Walls, on Ashland Hotel Coffee Shop. The vice is eacn Thursday evening at use the Reading Room. the Plesa. Phone 2-1231. —....-o -------------- occasion was her birthday anni 7:30. Dr. G. W. Bruce, Minister. Mr. and Mrs. I. A. M irick and versary. FULL GOSPEL TEMPLE son Keith are moving to Medford (Assembly of God) -------- o-------- « “Faith Temple’’ this week end to make their 485 Siskiyou Presbyterian Church l « uUu10u4u1u.11 v u a l) home. Mr. M irick w ill teach in Corner ox aux s u at 130 North Mai,, street Rev. Gordon Lindsay, Pastor Medford the coming school year. nev. x-eo C. Win«:, x'aaier ‘A Friendly cnurch lor thought Sunday Services: Mr. and Mrs. Don Meggers and isunuoy ouuoox 10.00 a.in. x'nere ful People.” 9:45 Sunday School B ring your two children of Santa Ana, C a lif axe eiaaou s xoi an ages. xurs. X^eo Rev. George M. Shuman, children to Sunday S c h o o l. >«uie, ouptnuueiiuenu ornia, arrived the past week to Pastor Classes for a ll ages. Mrs. Geo. luoiuuig wursiup, xl:OU a.m. make their home in Ashland. Mr. Sunday, September 16 u,vaiigeustxe »iced 7:4a p.m. Icenhower, S up t Meggers is employed at the L it 9:45 a.m. Sunday School for all 11:00 M orning Worship. Ser voiue w iui your burdens anu w ille r Funeral Chapel, as assis ages. Mrs. W. M. Poley, Superin mon by the pastor. cArxy away a suule.” tant. Mr. Meggers is a nephew of tendent xu esu ay u ig m — x 'la y er xueeuag 5:45 Orchestra Rehearsal. Mrs. L itw ille r. 11 A. M. Morning Worship. Mr. x'uuisuay nignx: xsiuxe b tu o y 7:00 Christ’s Ambassadors hour h lv a n g en slic O esvice isa o u d a y M. Wood of Stockton, C a lifo r Shuman w ill preach the second A ll young people w e lc o m e . nia has been in Ashland looking of a series of sermons on “ The nigne, 1:4ft p.m. M arjie Folks, Pres. for a place to locate. Ten Commandments and Modern 7:45 Evangelistic Service. "A x il Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Moore were L iv in g ” , the subject being “ S pir Neighborhood Church Week N ig h t Services: calling on friends in Jacksonville itu a l Worship” vougrega Uoiixii u Wednesday 7:45 p.m . T h e Sunday afternoon. 7 P. M. Intermediate Society. fcorner im u i . u . and M o r te n ■foung people conduct this in te r Wm. Sams of Portland is in Margaret Wagner w ill lead on the Clarence * . McCall, Acting fering service. Ccme! bring your Ashland attending to business topic “ Habits I ’d Like to C u lti M inister. friends. vate” and visiting old friends. a:to a.m. Church School w ith Friday 7:45 p.m. V ictory night. FOR SALE—Sanilac s t o c k High School and College-age Mrs. jo n n Larner as buperxnten- Testamony, Prayer and Divine spray. Highest q uality obtainable Society. Sherry Stansbury w ill uent. Healing. $1.35 per gallon. " A t tha Sign of lead the group in exploring the tha Flying Red Horse" East Main tru th or falsity of a current p h il-1 ii:0 0 a.m. M orning worship ser vice. and Gresham osophy of youth “ Eat, D rink, and 7:00 p.m. P ilg rim Fellowship to Be Merry, for Tomorrow you whicn a ll you. 'g people are cor NM W MATTRESSES FACTORY TO YOU may Die” . d ia lly invited. OLB MATTRE8SES M AB E 8 P. M. Evening Service. Reli 7:oU p.m. Wednesday, Choir LIK E NEW gion-in-th-News. The sermon practice. Mrs. C. H. Wines, Direc talk w ill be on the Old Testament tor: Miss Margaret Kamsay, O r N E W BOX SPRINGS character “ E lija h ” . ganise W H IL E THEY LAST Wednesday, September 19 T h u church extends a hearty 7:30 P. M. Midweek Service for welcome to a ll neighbors and REED’S Prayer and Bible Study. triends and visitors who wish to draw near to God m the s p irit MATTRESS CO. of our common Master. Church of Christ 93 N. Maia Ph. 6271 Weldon Heard home. SC H O O L S U P P L IE S at WEITZEL’S Canvass 3-Ring* Binders......................45c Pencil Tablets Sca^cPO" Mechanical Pencils ............45c a "d $1 2’ Fountain Pens .......................... 83c-$1.00 2 and 3 Hole Paper................... 5c and 10c Scripto Pencils ..................................... 20c Note Books Crayolas Music Books Colored Pencils Skrip • Quink - Carter - nks Composition Books Stenog Note Books WEITZEL’S J. V. W. STORE “On The Plaza” NEW LOW FARES & * t *• »• • Los Angeles Second and B Streets Bible School, 9:45 A. M. Classes fo r all ages. Low ell Hall, Acting S up t M orning Service, 11:00 A. M Sermon, “ The Church T h a t Christ B u ilt - Its Foundation.” Junior Church, 11:00 A. M. Mrs. Jack Young is supervisor of this service fo r Beginner, Prim ary and Junior girls and boys. Junior and Teen-Age Christian L iiD OTHER CALIFORNIA POINTS Pacific Greyhound Lines is applying to the Interstate Commerce Commission to reduce interstate bus fares between Oregon and California points, and authority to do this is expected the latter part o f October. These reductions are in line with Greyhound’s policy o f providing the finest transportation service at the lowest possible fares. - Earl F. Downing, Minister Don’t Wait! D O N ’T W AIT until after you have a serious loss to find out you are not carrying sufficient insurance to pay for it. Then you are too LATE! O Church of the JNazarene Rev. A. J. Edward*. Pastor 9:45 a.m. Sunday School, T. S. Wiley, Supt. 11:00 a.m. M orning Worship 7:00 p.m. Junior Meeting, Mrs. C. M. L itw ille r, Supervisor. 7:00 p.m. Young People’s Ser vice, George Zickafoose, Presi dent 8:00 p.m. Evening Service 8:60 p.m. Wednesday, Prayer Meeting. A cordial in vita tion is extend ed to everyone to attend these services. THE FREE METHODIST Church The Friendly Church on 777 E Main S t Ashland The growing frie n d ly church on 77T E Main. Sunday School at 9:45 A. M. Wesley Wilson S u p t Mrs. Beare Assistant. Alice Beare song leader, Donna A lle n pianist. Message at 11 A. M. by the pastor Rev. E. R. Quick. Subj. r Ask this agency to check up For Example: your policies and advise you DR. E. N. TERRILL Chiropractic Physician NOW ! N e w L o w F a re to Los A n g e le s will be $ 8 .8 0 a reduction of $1.35 • If you do not have to travel now, postpone your trip and take advantage o f these reduced low fares. 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