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We went on a hike in the park respective rooms at 8:15 up.m.
Pastor
I Special music by the choir. Ser-
March 7, for Science Class. We for worship. At the 7:30 p.m.
A. M. Church School for mon by the pastor,
choose groups to look for differ­ nour the delegates who attended ' “21‘‘“V*',M,S' Wl M Holey, super-j 8:30 P. M. Young People's Soc-
ent things .We looked for ghost the Methodist Youlh Fellowship intendent.
I ieties.
Published Every Thursday at 167 Main Street. Ashland, Oregon
plants, fungus, animals .the veins Rally in Koesburg lust week eno
11 A. M. Morning Worship. I 7:30 p.m. Evening service.
in the leaves and flowers. We will give their report. Those ta ­
hiked up to the animal pens. king part are Charles Eliuson,
Carryl H. & Marion C. Wines, Editors-Publishers
There we saw the eagle flying Lela Fay Linn, Eldon Durham,
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about and the peacock opened Isabelle Williams, and their spoil
Entered as second-class mail m atter in the post office at Ash­
his feathers for us. We saw squir­ sor, Mrs. Leland Linn. The m id­
land, Oregon. February 15, 1035. under the act of Congress
rels running up and down the week Bible study and prayer ser­
of March 3. 187».
trees and saw one eating a nut in vice is euch Thursday evening
a tree. We also found fungus at 7:30 o’clock. Dr. G. W Bruce,
such us mushrooms and toad­ Minister.
replaced with larger pipe, all stools. Many of us saw quite a
To The Editor:
The w riter came to Ashland these improvements sturted mil- few flowers.
Church of Christ
March 1908, population over 6- lions of gallons more water, some
Wayne South and Mike Grant
Karl F. Downing, Minister
.000 and we always had plenty of thing must De wrong the last were patrol boys to guide us
Second and H Streets
w ater up to about 1926, then an census gave Ashland a popula­ through town.
Bible School, 9:45 A. M. Every
agitation for more w ater started. tion of only 4,500. The city is
At the Zoo Mrs. Glenna Mitch­ Member Present Day. Classes for
There were tw’o lines of thought, talking Buck Lake again at a ell took a picture of the group all ages; nursery for babies and
one faction wanted to peddle cost of over a million dcllara. with Judith Stephen’s camera.
tiny tots.
buck lake on the city; the other The people of Ashland deseive a
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Morning Service, 11:00 A. M
When we arrived in our room
faction wanted to build a dam. better fate. This tremendous cost again we talked about what we Sermon, "That Men May Know
They won out, this dam was to would throw us into the Slo rgh saw Then we made booklets with How to Behave in the House of
give us plenty of pure w ater for of Despond for another 40 years. statem ents and sketches.
God".
all time. There was also built a When and if we need more water
Evening Service. 7:30 P. M.
Room 8 News
sm aller dam on Crowson hill and a series of small dams can be
Room
8
is
beginning
work
on
a
Sermon,
'Open Your Bible At
later all the water mains were built on Ashland creek, and with
new unit; "Transportation." We j Matthew 24
the aid of m eters will give us havd many colored pictures a n d 1 Midweek Service, Wednesday
plenty of pure water for years to stories about early transportation!®'®® P- M. The study, "Highlights
come will also promote the build
We ' have been draw ing and of the Old Testam ent" will be
ing up all the light and power
DR. E. N. TERRILL
resumed.
we need. There are millions of coloring spring flowers and birds
Chiropractic Physician gallons
in
art
class.
of w ater going down the
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Phillip Henning has been ab­
creek, correll it.
First & Hurgadine Sts
Specialising in the Nan-Con­
A business man came to my sent for two weeks because of
9:45 A. M. Sunday School with
fining Treatment of
place and we talked water, quote illness. We all miss him and hope Henry S. McNair, superintendent
Hemorrhoids (Piles)
“we lived here since 1889, hunt he’ll be back w ith us soon.
11:00 A. M. Morning Worship
ed and fished all over this coun­
Office Phone 4371
Room 8's junior Red Cross Service with special music and a
try .years ago the owner of Buck committee has made many tray gospel message.
Lithia Hotel Building
Lake asked me to try and sell i t 1 mats and menu covers for the
6:30 P, M. Junior and Senior
he stipulated a price, and I'll • Camp White Hospital.
Ashland. Oregon
Youth Fellowship Services in
give you a good commission but
Room 4
their respective rooms.
I informed him that I was not
7:30 P. M. Evening Gospel
We are studying about Holland
in the real estate business. Four now and it is very interesting. A Service. Inspirational singing. A
years ago I was at Buck Lake, red pincushion is put outside by Young Peoples Choir. A Gospel
the spring was dry. But since the door, when a baby boy is message by the Pastor.
that time with the aid ot a bull born jn that home. A pink pin-
Wednesday 7:30 P. M. Church
dozer they have the spring run cushion for a baby girl.
Fellowship Hour. You will enjoy
ning again. And in regards to
Wooden shoes are never worn this inspiring fellowship m eet­
Ashland Creek. We have plenty
ing.
Auctioneer
of water but the headwaters inside their home. They are left
We extend a cordial invitation
by
the
door
need more care and explotation
to
all of our services.
Windmills are used not only to
Farm Sales a
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supply
drinking
water,
but
in
Now lets take a look at this
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST.
Specialty
SCIENTIST
airport racket the w riter takes many places, used to drain excess
the same view as he did at the water from the land.
Sunday,
April 7, 1946
P. O. Box 471
Phone 8081
The Dutch beds are on the
beginning, if and when we need
Sunday Morning Service at 11
Ashland, Oregon
wall
of
the
living
room,
and
an airport and it will pay private
o'clock. Subject: UNREALITY.
enterpris e w i l l p u t i t i n opens like a cupboard.
Sunday School at 9:30 A. M.
Cheeses
take
from
10
to
14
quick. About 18 years ago the
Wednesday
evening meeting,
city went over Bear Creek on days to salt; then m elted butter which includes testimonies of
is
rubbed
over
to
keep
the
rind
Mirror Barber Shop the Balfour G urthrie t r a c t , from cracking. Washing with Christian Science healing, is held
ploughed about 2 acres spent
at 8 o’clock.
and Rooms
about 12,00.00 then forgot about vinegar finishes it off, except for
Reading Room open daily from '
1 /? A C
it. L ter went over to Bellview a little polishing with oil.
2 to 5 P. M. except Sundays and
Storks
are
carefully
guarded
in
4 th Street or Phone 4411
and spent about 12,000.00 this
holidays.
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time and promptly forgot about Holland, as they catch and eat
S. S. DAVIES, P rop .
The public is cordially invited
the creatures that might do harm
it
to attend these services, and to
Now the City wants to spend to the dikes. If a stork builds a use the Reading Room.
chimney
,it
is
never
disturbed.
25,000.00 this time for some of
K enneth Bigham Jean Mitchell
this highly inflated land, a mere
ASSEMBLY OF GOD
drop in the bucket as regards an and Gayle Godden are ill. Bon-
485 S is k iy o u
airoort The city owns one of the i na Monson who was ill is back
Rev. Gordon Lindsay, Pastor
bes^ landing fields in the valley , w ith us now. We are very happy
Services:
‘you can depend on,: situated on highway 66 about a | to have Botina with us again and Sunday
9:45 Sunday School. Bring the
mile long ,a fine piece of ground will be glad when our other entire family. A class for every
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to land a plane, there is no hurry , friends are able to return.
age group. Mrs. Geo. Icenhower,
• Automobile
Room 2 News
as there are no more planes than
Supt.
Patricia Earp is a new pupil in
there was 18 years a^o, to land.
11:00 Morning Worship service.
• Fire
I rem ain yours for general wel­ Room 2 .She came here from th e • Sermon by the pastor.
Mt. Tabor school in Portland.
fare. —
Junior Church will meet d u r­
Several boys and girls are ab­
S. S. Davies
ing
the morning service for those
sent from Room 2 because of ill­
ness. Bruce Foreman, David M it­ between the ages of 5-12. Mrs.
ON THE PLAZA ‘
chell and Jim m y Teegarden are Schak, director.
5:30 Orchestra Rehearsal.
back in school but Eddie G ayhart
6:45
C hrist’s Ambassadors Iioui
Room seven has a new pupil Maxine Nicholson, Gordon Oeser,
Her name is M arilyn McCarty R;.emarie Hill and Gary Godden A service for youth.
QUICK RELIEF FROM from Klam ath Falls. We enjoy are still out.
Symptoms of Distress Arising from
7:30 Evening service. Evangelis
her very much.
tic message by the Pastor.
The
fifth
grade
is
coming
along
Neighborhood
Church
STOMACH ULCERS fine w ith their fractions in arith­
Week Day Services:
Congregational
DUE TO EXCESS ACID metic. The sixth grade is going
W ednesday 2:00 p.m. Cottage
Corner of Blvd. and Morton
prayer meeting at 502 Allison St.
FreeBookTells of HomeTrea tmen t th at into decimals now and they like
E vart P. Borden, Minister
Most Help or it Will Cost You Nothing
Wednesday 7:30 p.m. Mid-week
them too.
9:45
Sunday School hour.
O v e r tw o m illio n b o ttles o f the W I L L A R D
service conducted by the C. A. s.
We have been studying about
T R E A T M E N T have been s o ld f o r r i ' l l e f o f
11:00 Morning service. Dr. Bor­
W ednesday 8:45 p.m. Choir Re­
steel. We made booklets about it
sym p tom « o f distress arisin g from S .o m tth
den will speak on “In The Begin hearsal.
an d D uo den al Ulcere du e to E lects A c id —
and
really
enjoy
it.
We
have
pos­
P eer D igestion, Sour o r Upset S tom ach.
ning God”. There will be special
Friday 7:30 p.m. Victory Night.
Oae e l n a n , H e a rtb u rn . Sleeplessnev-j, etc., ters in our room about steel.
music by the choir.
due to Excess A cid . S o ld on I 5 d a y < t r i a l l
We
had
perfect
attendance
the
A service far Bible study, praise
A sk fo r “ W illa rd 's M essage" w tiicn f u l l /
6:30 Pilgrim Fellowship will and prayer."
afternoon of March 18 and, also
explains th ia tre a tm e n t— free— a t
meet.
March
19.
EAST SIDE PHARMACY
7:30 Tuesday p.m. Choir prac­ Church of the Nazarene
tice.
Rov. A. J. Edwards. Pastor
9:45 a .n. Sunday Sohool, T. S.
Here s im portant news for young
Methodist Church
Wiley, Supt.
ALWAYS A GOOD SUPPLY OF FRESH FRUITS
Ccrner of North Main and Laurel
men 18 and over (17 with par-
11:00 a.m. Morning Worship
The Sunday School meets at
AND VEGETABLES
ents’ consent). Under the G I
7:00 p.m. Junior Meeting, Mrs.
9:45 a.m. for the purpose of help­ C. M. Litwiller. Supervisor.
Bill of Rights, if you enlist in the
W HERE YOUR TRADE IS APPRECIATED
ing parents and children to find
7:00 p.m. Young People's Ser­
U. S. Arm y before October 6,
God through the study of the vice, George Zickafoose, Presi­
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1946, for 3 years, upon your dis­
1 ttt
Now m eat m ark et in connection with store Bible. The morning sermon is at dent.
charge
you will he entitled to 48
11 o’clock on the subject, “The
8:00 p.m. Evening Service
months
of college, trade or busi­
Assumed Cross.” The choir un­
8:00 p.m. Wednesday, Prayer
rr
ness school education. Tuition
der the direction of Mrs. Bill Meeting.
Weber, with Mrs. Frank Davis
up to $500 per ordinary school
A cordial invitation is extend
PH ON E 41 j i
61 N. MAIN
at the organ will offer an a n ­ ed to everyone to attend these
year will he paid. And you will
them. The Senior and Interm e­ services.
receive $65 monthly living a l­
diate Methodist Youth Fellow­
lowance— $90 if you are m ar­
ship groups will meet in their
“Faith Temple”
rie d . G et the facts at y o u r
Undenominational
nearest
U . S. Army Recruiting
RHEUMATISM
Located at the corner of 5th and
Station,
For Better Flavor
East Main St.
and ARTHRITIS
Leo
C. Wine, Pastor
I suffered for years and am so
ROOM 1, POST OFFICE B UILDING. MEDFORD
& Satisfying Goodness
Sunday School 10:00 A. M.
thankful that I found relief from
this terrible affliction that I will Bonnie Conrad, Superintendent,
gladly answer anyone writing me Classes for all ages.
Morning Worship 11:00 A. M.
for information. Mrs. Anna Pautz,
Young Peoples meeting, 6:30
P.
O.
Box
825,
Vancouver,
Wash.
ASK FOR
Sunday evening. The young peo­
TRY OUR
ple are in complete charge of this
service, and a very spiritual time
INSURANCE
is had by all.
Evangelistice S e r v ic e s , 7:30
F ire - Auto - T heft Sunday evening, the music begins
Prayer meeting Tuesday night
Phone 3281
STANDARD COMPANIES
at 7:30
At Ashland Groceries and Markets
Bible Study Thursday night at
Ser
7:30
SOUTHERN OREGON MINER
o-a-O-H GÖCÖ !
FLUtiREft $ Bread and Pastry
- a t your food store-
Galvanized C lothes Line Wire
111 feet, 49c Ext ra heavy, 50 f t. 39c
ELECTRIC SOLUERIN« IRON
$1.95
A.J.Strouse
NEW SHIPMENT OF HINGES
15c - 20c - 25c pair
MAYES SPIRIT LEVEL
85c
Extra Large (’oastei Wagon
all aluminum body, extra
large rubber tires
DAIZEY CHURNS in 2 sizes
Insurance
Burns Agency
COLEMAN LANTERNS
double mantle, $9.75
THERMOS BOTTLE, $1.25
Extra fillers, 72c
Washington School
WEITZEL’S
“On The Plaza”
A full College Course for you
WITH EXPENSES PAID
‘Your Friendly Grocer’
PLA ZA GROCERY
MT ASHLAND
Butter & Creamed Cottage Cheese
ASHLAND CREAM ERY
W hat is m ade in A shland, m akes A shland
RUG CLEANING SERVICE
J. F. EMMETT
Ph. 8$61
167 E. Main
Presbyterian Church
130 North Main Street
F rie n d ly church fa r th o u g h t­
fu l People."
Rev. George M. Shuman,
Wardrobe Cleaners
On the Plaza