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between 40 and 50 thousand feet The monthly Church-night pot of lumber a day. The cut is most luck dinner und business meet ly dimension red fir with u scat ing of the Talent Friends Church tering of white und yellow pine, PublUhod Every Thursday at 167 Main Street, Ashland, Oregon with a bit of white fir und hem was held ut the City Hull Thurs lock mixed in. Most of the lum day, February 26. 38 persons at ber is surfaced and between one tended the meeting. Carryl H. & Marion C. Wines, Editors-Publishers and two can per day are shipped The Bear Creek Gang hud a to California and eastern con- picnic and spent the afternoon Entered as second-class mail matter In the post office at Ash j J sumers. The operation employs land, Oregon, February 15, 1935, under the act of Congress about 30 workers, most of whom Saturday ut the Ashland Park. of March 3. 1879. Mrs. Charles Skeeters celebrat the locul residents. ed birthday Saturday. Mr. Mr. Zickefoos emphusises that and her Mrs. Don Miller and son of the present shutdown is only Medford, Mr. Mrs. Bill Her- temporary and that the null will yery, Dick und Skeeters, Charles soon be operating as usual. Skeeters, und Bob Slugcl were William J. Murphy of Seattle, cullers in the evening. Mrs. Skeet era received many lovely gifts Washington, singer and Evangel und cards. Medford by the Litwiller ambu- ist began revival services, Wed Auto Crash at Mr. und Mrs. Frank Holdridgc ance which was called to the nesday, March 6th, at the Talent Skeeter’s Garage scene of the accident. Mis. Myer, Friends Church and will contin and George Carter were callers A car, owned by G. R. Read, who was riding in the rear seat ue every evening at 7:30 through at the home of Mr. und Mrs. Frank Reed Sunday. 3207 De Soto Ave., Portland, Ore. with Mrs. Read, suffered slight March 17. and a truck, belonging to E. La bruises. Elsie Gehrke and Bernice Mar- Lyndel Newbry is excavating Grave, Talent, crashed on high The Read vehicle, a late model dock are assisting in the music a basement for a new home on way 99 in front of Skeeters Gar sedan, was severely damaged. and holding childrens meeting the Newbry place east of Talent. age, last Tuesday evening at 6.00 The truck suffered a bent frame daily at 4 o’clock in the afternoon F IR S T B A P T IS T C H U R C H P. M . and other damage to the body. The Talent pupils of Mrs. Eve First & Hargadine Sts The car, driven by Mr. Read, The driver of the truck was un Prentice, who participated in the Leland I Wilkinson, Pastor. was proceeding south on the high injured. program held at the Wagner Evangelistic Services with Rev. way when it struck the truckload Creek School, February 22. were, Archie and Evangeline McNeill of potatoes driven by Mr. La Service Station Lani Burnett, Irene Purd u e, will continue every night this Grave who was attempting to Joyce Paul, Marie Furrier, Cora week except Saturday at 7:45 p. negotiate a left turn from the Expands Here Mde Glievs, Lois Bradley, Meta m. Come enjoy the Concert und east side of the highway. The Jack Collens, proprietor of the Jean Frink, Bobby Pretty man, Vibra-harp and the preaching of truck was hit on its right side Talent Service Station, proudly Glen Gradley and Harold Combs. the Word. squarely in the gas tank, which announces the completion of a The members of the Methodist Sunday Services: fortunately failed to catch fire. new annex on the rear of the Church held a Pot Luck supper 9:45 A. M. Sunday School. Hen Carl Myer, of Medford, sales service station building. The new in the social room, at the church ry S. McNair. Superintendent. man for the Hazeltine Supply structure which comprises some Thursday night 11:00 A. M. Morning Worship Mrs. Dick Morrow and son, Service with the pastor bringing Company, of Portland, and Mrs. 400 additional feet of floor space, Meyer were passengers in the car is to be used as a display room Leonard were calling on friends the message. with Mr. and Mrs. Read Mr. for a fine stock of automobile in Talent, Friday. 2:30 P. M. At Grants Pass: Bap Lt. and Mrs. Carwin Woolley tist Associational Youth Rally at- Meyer who was riding in the sundries, miscellaneous repair of Portland are visiting this week tende dby the young people of front seat with the driver, was parts, and other items. with his sister, Rev. Alice Wool- all Southern Oregon Churches. badly cut with flying glass and Talent Service Station, which was severely bruised and render is one of Talents most progres ley. 6:30 P. M. Youth Fellowship ed unconscious from the impact sive and up to date businesses, Tom Lamb is improving after a Services. He was given first aid in the is growing rapidly under the ex recent illness. 7:30 P. M. Evening Gospel Ser Crit Carroll of McLeod was a vice. A time of inspiration and garage and was later taken to pert guidance of its proprietor, visitor in Talent Sunday. fellowship in singing the hymns jj* Sacred Heart Hospital in Jack Collens, who has been in the location for some months. Ad ditional improvements and ex pansions are contemplated and Insurance underway in order that the sta tion may better serve the travel ‘you can depend on” ing public. SOUTHERN OREGON MINER News from Talent we love. The Pastor wil lbring the evening messuge. Wednesday 7:30 P. M. Church Fellowship Hour. Choir rehear sul at 8:30. A cordial invitation is extend ed to ull. Burns Agency ON THE PLAZA n e w m attresses factory to you OLD M ATTRESSES MADE LIKE NEW NEW BOX SPRINGS WHILE THEY LAST REED’S MATTRESS CO. 93 N. Main Ph. 6271 Ashland, Oregon lo atten d these services, and to use the Iteoding Hoorn. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST Sunday, March 10, 1940 Sunday Morning Service at II o’clock. Subject: Man. S unday School at 9:30 A. M. or greatly reduced by new, sim Wednesday evening meeting,1 ple device. Send 82 to Sleep-Well which includes testimonies of Box 223-E. Beaverton, Ore. Christian Science healing, is held Adv. u' ‘Your Friendly Grocer” A1 WAYS A GOOD SUPPLY Ol FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES WHERE YOUR TRADE IS APPRECIATED Now meat market in connection with store PLA ZA GROCERY *■ N. MAIN Pl IONE 41)1 TRY OUR RUG CLEANING SERVICE Phone 3281 W a rd ro b e C leaners O n th e P la z a Sawmill Shuts Down • Automobile • Fire ut 8 o'clock. lteudmg Room open daily from 2 to 5 P M except Sundays and tadiduys. The public is cordially invited » V Talent Sawmill, which has managed to run through the dif ficult conditions of the last few months, without hardly any loss of time, has finally succumbed George Zickefoos, plant superin tendent, announces that, through difficulty in obtaining sawlogs the mill would be forced to take a layoff for a week or more. Em ployees have been notified that the mill could not resume opera tion at capacity until March 11th or 12th at the earliest unless logs arrived from an unexpected quar ter. During the past winter, when labor troubles, bad weath er and poor luck, have forced other plants in nearby cities, to suspend operations, the Talent Sawmill has steadily cut its quo ta of lumber, thus aiding mater- y the national emergency in the way of an accute lumber shortage. The mill cuts ordinarily CHICK LIST LIVING ROOM V TtUdiioa ■sÿlt» * Room cooler Clock D eco cd w lighting Floor lamps Tabla lamps Calling light V a il or co»« light« How much binino boom « - •1 Ceiling light W .U or co»« light» Toaatar Coffee maker Waffle bakar Fee or room cool«« j w ill yea w ant in KITCNIN Refrigerator Manga Diahwaahar V an n i.,tog fan Miaar Montar Clock Radio Toaatar Coffee maker WaJU bakar Circuli breaker« Catliag light W ork cantar llgbta h ou se? LAUNDUT Laundromat Cloth«« drrar Iroesr Iron Wathing machina < ailing light« Hot plat« All you can get, of course. And now while you’re planning your home o f to m o rrow .. .whether it ’s a new house or modern- at 485 Siskiyou ixation . . . a the time to insure all o f the enjoyment o f Electrical Living. Make sure you have correct w irin g . . . the right amount to serve all your needs. . . for the electrical equipment you have E. Wm. Anderson Evangelistic Campaign UIDUOOM now, and new things in the making. It w ill cost much less to Sttrilanut Radio t Jock Room cooler Heaters Vacuum cleaner Warming pad Electric blanket ('Io «« light« Tabla or floor la iq g W all or co»« light, Ceiling light include adequate wiring when you build or modernize than to add wiring later. The check list at the right w ill suggest some o f the electrical servants you w ill want at your command. W e w ill be glad to discuss them with you, and help you plan for proper wiring. M1)llC NIG H TLY 7:30 P. M. Except Monday & Saturday • • Special Music— Solos, Ducts, Quartets Sun lamp Built-In heater Razor Curling iract Calling l i ^ t t M irror lights ■•re are facts you should know 18 Piece Orchestra W e have a book o f facts that explains Electrical Living and shows what you should do-to enjoy the full conveni E. WM. ANDERSO N ence o f these electrical servants in SUBJECTS FOR SUNDAY, MARCH 10th your home. Stop in and let us go over it with you. 11:00 a.m. The Tremenduous Responsibil- ity of the Christian” 7:30 pm “America’s Greatest Call” I UTILITY ROOM Horn« Freezer Precipitroo Heater Blower Water heater Circuit breakers Workshop motort Ceiling and work ¿gifts CAMPAIGN FEATURES! Rev. Wm. Anderson is an evangelist, Bible teacher, radio preacher, trombone artist and former visiting chaplain to San Quentin, the nation’s largest prison. Hear him relate interesting prison experiences. CALIFORNIA OREGON POWER CO. Cordial Welcome to ALL REV. 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