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Southern Oregon News Review, l luirvd.iy, September 26, 1946 8OUTHBBN ORBGON NEW S R EVIEW Qilbert & Sullivan Players To Present “The Miktulo” Published every Thursday by THE SISKIYOU PUBLISHING COMPANY 167 East Main Street Ashland, Oregon Carryl H. Wines and Wendell D. Lawrence, Publishers I WENDELL LAWRENCE, Editor FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST Entered as second-class mail matter in the post office at Ash land, Oregon, February 15, 1935, under the act of Congress of March 3, 1879. The Newspaper As A Public Servant A Free press is the one thing that distinguished America from the majority of the rest of the nations of the world. A Free press is in ail cases the voice of freedom, the guardian of liberty. W ith o u t a free press there could not be a free people. We Americans are a free people, and our newspapers are the most outspoken for the right of free speech of any newspapers in the world. It is justly fitting that the newspapers of America designate O ct ober 1 to 8 as National Newspaper week. It also follows that in ad dition to tooting their own horns the newspapers of America should stop and take stock of the situation that exists in regard to their cov erage of the news and whether or not they are actually serving the communities in which they are published or whether they are merely being published by a corporation or an individual in the interests of greater return on that corporation or individuals investment. We don’t believe that there are too many newspapers in America which are following the line of least resistance. T h e majority of exchange copies which cross our desk are good newspapers, all of them busy grinding axes for the good of the com munities which they serve. It is this continual grinding of the various axes of the various groups within a community that keeps a town razor sharp. And a good news paper reflects these differences and helps point the proper way. When ( a newspaper fails to take part in community affairs, when the tim e! comes that the newspaper feels that it’s best interest lie in keeping I out of the communities various fights and squabbles, then that news No doubt the average small paper is failing in its dutv to its readers and the newspaper tradition. boy is not unduly alarm ed over I the soap shortage. Mebbe, things are not so bad as they seem. I t’s A newspaper that has unbiased news and a strong editorial policy not as long ago that country folk as well as city dwellers made will best serve it’s community and its readers. The Old Timer Says Mr and Mrs. Don M artin of M edford visited Mr. and Mrs George M artin M onday evening. 1‘ re shytoriun CI iii'ch 130 N orth Main S unday, Sept 29, 1940 ’A fiicndly church Ini th o u g h llo i S unday m orning sekv cv at II people " o'clock S ubject Reality Rev. G eo ig e M S hum an, l'a 1 a S unday Senool at 9:30 A. M. i 9:45 A. M. C h u rc h School lor W ednesday evening m eeting, , all ages. w hich includes testim onies of II A. M Morning w m ship w ith C hristian Science healing, is held ' eriiioii by the pastor. I 7 P: M Y oung P eople' S o ciety at 8 o'clock. Reading Roeni ipen daily from I at the M anse . 2 to 5 P M except Sundays and holidays. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH The public is cordially invited First Hui'guiline Sts to atten d these services, and to 9:43 A. M. S unday School w ith use the Reading Room. Henry S. McNair, su p erin ten d en t 11:00 A. M. M orning W oislnp FAITH TEMPLE Service w ith special music and a U ndenom inational 0:30 P. M. Ju n io r and Senmi Located at tile corner of . '» til Youth Fellow ship Services in and East M am St. th eir respective rooms. Leo C. Wine, P asto r Evening Service 7:43 S unday School 10:00 A. M. M idweek Service, W< duesday Classes for all ages. Mrs. 1 .co . I,. P.M Wme. S u p erin ten d en t. M orning W orship. 11 00 A M We extend y c u id iu l invitation The ch ildren m eet in the b ase to all of out services. m ent for c h ild re n ’s church during this hour un d er the direction of CHURCH OF CHRIST Mary Ann Conger. Evangelistic Services beg 1 n Earl Oownina, Pastor S unday night at 7:30. Sunday services are held m the Service T uesday night at 7:30. S eventh Day A dventist building, A nna Mae W ine will bring tin* Fourth and C S treets m essage at this service. Bible School, 9:45 A M with T hursday night th ere will he a Prom otion Day exercises. special m essuge on prophecy, Ju n io r C hurch, II.uu , i.in., a from the hook of Revelation ervice for children u n d o Ju n io r S atu rd ay night, special evan High age. gelistic Service. H arold Burgci M orning Service, 11 00 A M will he speaking at this time. Serm on, "W hat Think Ye of Everyone welcome C hrist?” Ju n io r and Senior C hristian Neighborhood Church Endeavor, 6:30 P. M Evening Service 7:30 p.m. Mu C o n g rc g a tH im l sic by a new Young People's E vart P. Borden, Minister choir. Serm on, "T urning Aside S unday School 9:45, Mrs. John to See a F ire.” B arker, S u p erin ten d en t. Classes M idweek Service, W ednesday for all ages. 8:00 P. M. at the parsonage. Serm on: "Four Men Meet Then- Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Collis off Bellview had as guests ovver the week end, Mrs. Collis’ neice, Mrs. Charles Luce of likikti, Califor Crises.” FIRST METHODIST CHURCH nia. Mis. Luce had an aunt and | The m en of the church meet North Main and Laurel St. M onday evenings for w ork The her three sons with her. They had 1 their own soap. ’file Sun lay school m eets each im provem ents are progressing as A fire was built under an iron been on a vacation in Northern I m aterial becomes available. The majority of newspapers in America serve well, and for this we S unday m orning at 9:45. Allen O. Oregon and were on their w a y ■ pot in the back yard and in the S unday School and W orship McGee is the sup erin ten d en t. T h e can all be thankful. The newspaper is a public servant, and if properly pot was dumped lye leached from home to California. m orning serm on is at 11 o’clock service at the reg u lar time. edited it is a representative of a free press. And a free press means in wood ashes, along with m e a t; on the subject, “N a tu re’s S w eet scraps and fats the conglomera ASSEMBLY OF GOD M arvel U ndelfiled”. The chon, all cases, a free people. tion was stirred with an iron i Rev. Gordon Lindsay, pastor u n d er tho direction of Mrs Bill spoon and the odor em itted by W eber, with Mrs. F rank Davis at Dress Up Your Rich Sunday the seething, mass was unlike that 9:45 A. M, Sunday School. 14 the organ, will offere special of the Balm of Gilead. When the classes with trained teuchers and music, and lead the congregation job was completed there was a a separate room for each class. al singing. The M ethodist Youth Brown and Black product of high potency a little 11 A. M. M orning W orship. Fellow ship groups will m eet for going a long way, a dirt chaser 1 P. M. The “Assembly of God w orship at 6:45 P M The even beginning, October 1, Airmail rates decrease to a new low rate of outstripping old Dutch Cleanser Suits and Fall Hour" over station KWIN. ing serm on is at 8:00 o'clock on 6:45 P. M. Young people's the subject "In His Steps". The only f cents for each three ounces. This should aid the letter writers. and opera soaps by a mile. Uncle Josh Christ Ambassador Service. m idw eek "School of P ra y e r" Dresses with Faster communication in business and in friendly correspondence will 7:45 Evangelistic Service 18 m eets each W ednesdap evening piece orchestra plays. help to bind this country together. Continual stortening of the time Congregationalists at 8:00 o'clock in the F ellow ship Wed. 7:45 p.m. Young Peoples room s of (he church. A luym en element in all forms of communication means that the nation and the Service. Hear Old China Hand leads the discussion period in this world steadily becomes smaller. Friday 7:45 P. M. Farm and service. Dr. G. W Bruce. M inist The Rev. Paul Davies General Victory Night. er Superintendent of the Oregon As communication is speeded up so do we better learn to know and Conference of Congregation a 1 LAPEL PINS. NECKLACES. EARRINGS. BRACELETS to understand our neighbors, both within our country and on our Churches, introduced the Rev Raymond Blakney to the mem borders. All to match bers of the Neighborhood Con gregational Church last Thurs day night at a fellowship dinner in the church social room. We Appreciate the Fine Welcome Which Everyone The Rev. Blakney was a mis sionary teacher in China, profes Gave Us at Our Opening Saturday and Hope That We It is good to see young men again in civilian clothes. With the grow sor in Kukian University prior Can Be of Service to All of You. to the war. During World War II ing of Southern Oregon college which has taken place this year, Ash he served as a Chaplain in the Southern Pacific Watch European and China theaters. In land takes on the demeanor of a college town. Particularly We Wish to Thank Inspectors China he served as Chaplain un • Ashland Automotive Machine Co. der General Henry Aur a n d , • Ashland Auto Para. These young men and women will add much to this community, it commander of S.O.S. troops in • Clayton Motor Co. is up to the community to offer the young men and young women of ' West China. • Leever Hardware Co. Southern Oregon College opprotunities to make friends, and to meet ‘ Blakney told of his many ex periences as a Chaplain and also FRAZIER other people than the close college circle. issued a warning that if we wish R e a i . E s t a t i . K k o k ir to compete with communism, as There is also an opportunity here in Ashland for some wide awake it is today in China, the C hrist at ian church must take a definite young business man or woman to introduce a specialty shop, collegiate stand and have a constructive pro HUFFM AN’S Al Vroman 89 North Main Bob Vroman gram that will better the physical 144 E. Main Phone 21101 clothing is a big line, and also a college snack bar might go over. Ashland and spiritual welfare of 400,000,- This college influx could turn out to be one of the biggest things 000 Chinese. He is planning a re that has happened in Ashland for some time and it would be too bad turn to China in the next few months. Ralph A. Foster if all the college students got in the habit of doing all their shopping There were about fifty guests present at the dinner. Mrs Mar Union Service Station and seeking all their recreation in Medford. jorie Barker, acted as chairman 237 East Main St. of the dinner. __ Ashland, Oregon Try the News Review Classi fieds for results. ★ ★ ★ Five Cent Airmail Costume Jewelry ★ ★ ★ HAYNES’ JEWELRY School Days THANK YOU ★ ★ ★ Harvest Festival N ext week Ashland will indicate that is is cognizant of the large farm trade area which surrounds the city. The Harvest Festival which is being presented in Ashland October 3, 4, and j , is an opportunity for Ashland residents and the members of the farming communities of Valleyviey, Bellview and Talent to get logether and enjoy a good old fashioned Harvest gathering. Since time immemorial men and women have gathered together in the fall, the season of harvest, to enjoy the bounty which Nature has so lavishly heaped upon this earth. This autumn festival in Ashland holds a promise of being one of the best celebration ever to be presented in the city. There seems to be no holding back on the part of anyone who has been asked* to con tribute or help in making the affair a success. The entire community is working together in order to offer to the public and the visitors to the city during those three days next week the best in entertain ment, fun, frolic, and good old fashioned harvest competition as to prize products. The more products that are entered in the various events the better this Festival will be. If you have anything which fits into any of the various classes, and this ranges from hooked rugs to photographs of Ashland, be sure to bring it to town and enter it in the exhibits. Who knows, you might win a prize. And you’ll certainly be helping in making the Festival one to be remembered. 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