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About Southern Oregon miner. (Ashland, Or.) 1935-1946 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 31, 1946)
Southern Oregon News Review, Thursday, O ctober j i , 1946 subscribing an oath before one of the judges stating lus picseiu resi deuce and that he has moved to that residence siine the close of the registration books. S I N E W S REVIEW If you’ve moved, you’d better see the count) clerk immediately. Published every Thursday by THE SISKIYOU PUBLISHING COMPANY 167 East Main Street Ashland, Oregon (ßljurdj i Autunuirrttu'itîti Carryl H. Wines and Wendell D. Lawrence. Publishers WENDELL LAWRENCE, Editor Entered as second-class mail matter in the post office • • land. Oregon, February 15, 1935, under the act of Congress of March 3, 1879. The faculty wives ol S outhern O regon C o lle g e enjoyed .10 even ing ol ilos-i it and co nversation at the hom e of Dr and Mr;. Elmo Stevenson mi T hursday. Mis. S tevenson as hostess used the H allow e'en motil- D ecorations w ere the colorful leaves of auW uinn. T h irteen wives atten d ed tin function. This evening uffali w a s the see .mu ot a series at the Stevenson hom e for the new as well as the _____ _ older faculty nieinhers FAITH TEMPLE Fireworks be exact, one would expect lots of fireworks. Highlights of the local campaign so far include: Three democrats traveled to Medford Monday night to discuss and Snell tor Governor" club. The local race for councilman has two candidates working together on a promotional campaign to get themselves elected to the city coun cil. A third candidate is ringing doorbells and making a tew speeches at Womens organizations. A fourth candidate is passing out cards to the local businessmen. A fifth candidate has made one public appearance. A sixth candidate has not been heard from at all. A seventh candidate withdrew. If as much apathy is shown by the local voters next Tuesday we’d Bible School ,9:45 A. M The recommend that a pack of cards be made standard equipment at each Nursery, Beginners, Primary and Junior departments, and Oppor precinct’s polling place. The Judges should have something to do to tunity class meets In the old building at Second and B keep them awake. Streets; The Loyal W o m en , Polls for Ashland will be as follows. Ashland Boulevard, precinct 1. Friendly, Men's, Young People’s, will be the Public library; East and Central Ashland, precinct 1, will Hlgfe School and Intermediate classes meet at the Seventh Day be the City Hall; West Ashland, precinct j, will be at Ashland Auto Adventist Church, Fourth and C parts; Oak and Ashland, precinct 4, will be at the Armory; North j S trouts L isten to the ASSEMBLY OF GOD HOUR Sunday I p .m KWIN A ttend the g re at Evangelistic Service S unday at 7:45 U in. An 18 piece orchestra plays 9:45 a.in. Ride tin- bus to Sun day School FREE. Assembly of God Church 465 Siskiyou N eig h b o rh o o d C h urch C o n g rcg u tio n u l Evart P. Borden. Minister Sunday School, 9:45 A. M. Mrs John B arker, S u p erin ten d en t. Classes for all ages. W orship Service. 11:00 A M Serm on, B uilding Bridges Spe d a l Music by the choir. Pilgrim Fellow ship Meet at Junior Church, 11:00 A M. at the church 6:30 prom ptly. From Ashland, precinct j. will be the Madden Tire shop; East Ashland, pre- ' Second and B Streets. there we will go to the hom e of Morning Service, 11:00 A. M. Sheldon G reen, 109 S herm an St cinct 6, will be 164 Fourth street; Southeast Ashland, precinct 7, will at Fourth and C Streets. Sermon, be the Junior high school; Northwest Ashland, precinct 8, will be • How To Worship". Washington school; South Ashland, precinct 9, will be at 390 Liberty; Junior and Young People’s Christian Endeavor, 6:30 P M. West Ashland, precinct 10, Valleyview; Bellview precinct 14. will be' and Evening Service at 7:30 P. M Bellview school or Grange hall. are held at Fourth and C. Streets The Ashland Active club has been discussing a "Get Out the Vote" movement which would get more people to the polls. They were think- ing about operating automobiles on election day in order to drive those people who didn’t have transportation to the polling places. Whether or not this will be done will be decided at tonights meeting. 6th anil C Streets Rev. Pius B. Baur, P astor Phone 8896 O ctober 20. 19th S unday altei Pentecost 10.00 a.m. High Muss, Recep non lot m em bers of the* C hristian M others Society; B enediction S atu rd ay , 8.30 a m . Low Mass followed by C atechism In stru c FACULTY WIVES ATTEND tion lor tlic school children. HALLOWEEN DESSERT U ndenom inational Located at the corner of 5th and East Mam St. Leo C. Wine, P astor S un d ay School 10:00 A. M Classes for all ages. Mrs. Leo FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. ne Sikes. Wme, S u p erin ten d en t. 1 7:30 P. M E vening Service SCIENTIST M orning W orship. I LOO A. M T hursday, 7 P M. M idweek S< 1 Sunday, November 3, 1946 The ch ild ren m eet in the base Sunday morning serv.ce at 11 vice for P rav er and Bible Siiulv inent lor ch ildren's chu rch during 7:45 P. M A dult Chon Rehea- o’clock Subject: EVERLASTING this hour un d er the direction <>I sal. PUNISHMENT. Mary A nn Conger. Sunday School at 9:30 A M. Evangelistic Services hog 1 n ASSEMBLY OF GOD Wednesday evening meeting, S unday night a t 7:30. Rev. Gordon Lindsay, pastor which includes testimonies of Sunday S e n iei' T uesday night at 7:30 A nna Mae Wine will bring the Christian Science healing, is held 9:45 A. M. S un d ay School. 14 m essage at this .service. at 8 o’clock. classes w ith tru in ed teachers and T hursday night th ere will he a Reading Room open daily from a sep arate room for each class, special m essage on prophecy, 2 to 5 P. M. except Sundays and 11 A. M. M orning W orship. holidays. 1 P. M. The "Assembly of God Ironi the book of Revelation. S atu rd ay night, special evan The public is cordially invited Hour" over station KWIN. 6:45 P. M. Young people's gelistic Service. H arold Burgei to attend these services, and to will ho speaking at this time. C hrist A m bassador Service. use the' Reading Room. Everyone welcom e 7:45 E vangelistic Service 181 piece orchestra plays. CHURCH OF CHRIST FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Wed. 7:45 p.m. Young Peoples ( Earl D ow ning. Pastor F u st A H argadiiie Sts All Sunday services are held at Service. S unday Services F riday 7:45 P. M. F arm anil the Seventh Day Adven t i s t 9:45 A. M. S unday S Victory Night. Church. C harles Davis, su p erin ten d en t With the election coming up next week. Tuesday, November ). to plan the Democratic campaign. Six Republicans met a week ago Wednesday to form a Il 00 A. M. M orning W orship w ith special music. Message by the pastor. i;30 P. M. Evening Gospel Si 1 vice. S in g i n g , fe llo w sh ip , Win ] ship, W orship. W ith a n 1 t r e l l i s tia ami Youth Choir. Message tin m thc Word hy Ihi' Pastor. W iunosilay <:30 P. M. C hurch F ellow ship llo u i w ith tunics In die W ont ol God. Our Lady ot the Mountain CATHOLIC CHUiiCH "you're Sure With Snell" In the Seventh Day Adventist building; sermon, “The Religion j of Protestants.” Evening Service, 7:30 P. M. Sermon, “The God Whom I Serve." Midweek Service, Wednesday 8:00 P. M. at the parsonage. In the county election there has been much the same type of apathy P re s b y te ria n C h u rch shown as has been indicated locally. Judge Coleman and John Gribble ' 130 North Main are scarcely in a neck and neck race. Dick Baize has scarcely been ‘A friendly church for thoughtful people” seen in the territory although Howard Gault has been over to transact Rev. George M. Shuman, Pastor a bit of personal and a bit of county business. Sunday 9:45 A. M. Church School tor Bob Lytle is beginning to campaign for commissioner this week, and all ages. Karl Knutson’s window placards stating his views were placed Tuesday. 11 A. M. Morning Worship. In the campaign for state and United States offices the candidates Sermon by the pastor. Anthem by the choir under the direction of who have visited Ashland have come and gone so quietly and so quick Miss Florence Allen, with Mrs. ly that the majority of voters in this city neither saw, heard, or thought G. M. Frost at the organ. 6 P. M. Westminster Club (col about them. I lege age) will have a light supper There has be<*n practically no mud-slinging, no skeletons have been at the Manse followed at 6:30 P. M. with worship and discussion. dragged from any closets, no hides tacked to the wall. 6:30 P. M. Senior and Junior High Societies will meet m jhe My, but it’s quiet. R E P U B L IC A N GOVERNOR "Snell Gets Tilings Done" p ri A d » — D ouq I oi McKoy, Chm . Sole»” . 0 .« Rotunda with Mr. and Mrs. Wa.v- Fires Tuesday night every garbage can on Main street was set afire. The high school students who were responsible enjoyed the mometary blazes and went on to the next garbage can. When a group of six or seven young men have no other outlet for their natural energies than to walk up and down the Main street of a community tossing matches into trash barrels it's time for the com munity to begin thinking seriously about the lack of a coordinated recreational program. To proudly point at Lithia park and state that it is one of the finest recreational areas in the state is very true. During summer days the tennis courts get a lot of play. During winter evenings, however, so few of the younger generation have automobiles the recreational advantages of the parks winding lanes are possibly not fully utilized. A fully coordinated recreational program, city wide, such as was proposed by John Nosier a few weeks ago seems to be the best answer as to "what to do with our children”. ★ ★ ★ Hallowe’en All Hallow’s Eve which happens to be this evening will be a time of apple dunking for the youngsters, and reminiscing for the old timers. Hallowe’en, like 4th has become safe and sane, and it’s for the best. The advances of civilization and modern plumbing have stopped the pranks which a few years ago were a schoolboys delight. It’s a good thing that civilization does advance. "Tricks or treats" is a better form of small fry racketeering than the out and out destructiveness which used to occur each Hallowe’en when gangs of youngsters would roam the neighborhood bent on mis chief, and no treats considered. ★ ★ ★ Change of Residence Many voters are not aware of the Oregon law which permits voters who have moved to vote. Any registered elector who changes his re sidence within the county in which he is registered during the period in which the registers are closed by law, may procure from the county clerk of his county a certificate of his registration. The county clerk when requested by an elector to make such a certi ficate will do so and will use the county seal to indicate that the certi ficate of change of residence is official. When the voter goes to the polls he will merely have to present this certificate to the election judges in the precinct in which he resides, and Today...busier than ever! If you sometimes notice a delay before you hear the familiar "Number, please,” or "Operator,” it’s be cause our switchboards, even at wartime peak, were never as busy as they are right now! Today we’re serving more customers who are making more calls than ever before. Volume at times is so great that the operator cannot answer your call as quickly as she would like. New equipment to take care of all waiting appli cants and furnish better service than ever to all tele phone users is being made and installed. But it s a nig jo b . . . and w ill take time. Our operators, meantime, are doing everything they possibly can to furnish vou the prompt and courteous service you have been accustomed to. W ise choice, Mr. F a rm e r! You know w h ich side yo u r bread's b u tte re d o n ! T h e sm art fa rm e r is v o tin g 313 N O on the Fish B ill . . . in o rd e r to keep Coastal Stream s O P E N ! W hy? Because he know s th a t. H U N D R E D S o f O re g o n fa rm e rs depend on fish in g those stream s to supplem ent th e ir incom es. D O N ’T endan ger th e ir liv e lih o o d ! D O N ’T je o p a rd ize o u r fo o d su p p ly! Don’t Restrict Commercial Fishing • W ise decision, M rs. O regon H o m e m a ke r! S hopping fo r the fa m ily ’s fo o d /s a p roblem . Sup p lie s are scarce — p rice s are high. B u t you can s t ill th a n k y o u r lu c k y sta rs you liv e in O regon, w here you can su p p le m ent the fa m ily s d ie t w ith d e li cious O regon salm on and steel head. T e ll y o u r frie n d s to vo te 313 N O ! M ake sure y o u r su p p ly o f good fresh and canned fish w ill keep co m in g in ! Don t Endanger Oregon’s „ Food Supply Thank you. The Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Campany lid All» 111 Oak Street Ashland, Oregon Phone 3021 OREGON F IS H E R IE S C O M M IT T E E Hamlin, Chairman. 309 W Firat St., Tillamook, Ora. 4
