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S o u th ern Oregon New« Review, T hurs. Nov. 14, 1946
Thanksgiving Day’s
Offerings Io Relief
(C liu rd i
i A ttitu u ttr rn trttiii
The R everend A. J. Edward«,
p K h b h iil of the A shland Minis-
tvil.d AhfttN lutlori announced this
Mobilization Rep.
W ednesday evening at eight
o'clixk, N ovem ber 12, Miss S h ir­
ley Wilcox and Dirk M errim an
said Ihi m arriage vows at the
w eek, tlm t die A nlllalld I ' l l l l l ( tll'A
w dl tm ii o v e r th e ir T hanksgiving
lt.i.v ollerlngH in the O regon Conn
cd of C hurches lo r th e U nited i
• h u ii lie , nvt i M'us ii'lie i p ro g ram .
I he money derived lroni this I
d riv e will he spent fm lomlMtuffH, J
■uni clothing
D r. G. W. B ru ce Is
Merriman-Wilcox
Vows Said Wed.
F irst
B a p tist C h u rch ,
w ith
th e
Marble - < iranit
Bronze
R everend G uidon C. G riffith o f­
ficiating
firs t
H a rg a d in e Sts
130 N orth M am
Miss Wilcox en tered the altai
'A friendly church foi thoiigldlui S u n d a y Services
9:43 A. M. S unday S ■ <>< ., Ion the arm of hi i lath er, Shelby
people”
I
Lev. G eorge M. S hum an, Pastoi C harles Davis, .iiperiiitendi-ni.
Wilcox, who gave hi r in m arriage
11.00 A. M M orning W orship w hile Mrs. A rth u r Peter» played
T he S unday sciiool m eets each
with special music. M essage by the
S unday
two
traditional
wedding
9:45 A. M. C hurch School lot ih< pastor.
lourcheA. Mis Ellen W ilkenson
7:30 P. M. Evening Gospel Ser- sang. "Because" and "A lw ays"
all ages.
11 A. M. M orning Worship. vice. Singing, Fellow ship, W or­ before the cerem ony.
I Serm on by the pastor. A n th o n by ship, W orship, With an O rches­
The bride ehose for her w ed­
1 th e chon under the direction of tra and Youth Choir. M essage
ding gown an im ported m aterial
Miss F lorence Allen, w ith Mr\. fro inthe Word by the Pastor.
S A L E T A K E S P I.A C E A T
W ednesday 7:30 P. M. C h u rc h over white satin with a fingertip
G. M. Frost at the orgun.
7:00 p.m. E ach
(I P. M. W estm inster C lub (col i F ellow ship Hom w ith studies in veil held In place with a M argar­
lege age) will have a light suppei ' tile W ord of Goii.
et S tu a rt cap. She wore an orchid
Wednesday
at the Mun.se followed at 6:31) P |
corsage. Miss Wilcox was atten d
FIR
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METHODIST
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J 'hone 2 149«
M. with w orship and discusi'on 1
ed by Miss M arjorie B allard of A t N a z a re n e C hurch
North M ain and Laurel St.
8:31) P. M. S enior and u m ior |
11 KO D ak S t
R oseburg as maid of honor, whi
The Rev. H arold Volk, Om aha.
High Societies will m eet >n do
Tile S unday School m eets each
" F ir m Sales u Specialty“
R otunda with Mr. and Mrs. Wav S unday m orning at 9:45. Each d e ­ won- a light blue taffeta dress N ebraska will lie the peaker at
and carried pink 'ra p tu re roses.
a serie of mee/Tngs which will be,
ne Sikes.
p a rtm e n t Is now laying plans for
Miss Marlys Wilcox and Mrs held from N ovem ber 19 to D c q -
7:30 P. M. Evening Service
T hursday, 7 P. M. M idweek S< i the C hristm as program . T h e A udrey Meier, both sisters of the •mbet 1 at the C hurch of the
vice lor P ray e r and Bible S tudy m orning serm on is at 11 o'clock 1 bride, lighted the tapers through N azarene the Rev. A J E dw aards
7 45 I’. M. A dult C hoir R ehear on the subject "The W om en's I o u t the church before -the c e re­ announced this week.
Society of C hristian S ervice Rises mony. They each won- pink ta f­
sal.
The Rev. Volks m eetings will
( has. A. Haines,
to the C hallenge of W orld N eeds.’ feta dresses,
begin at 7:30 p.m, each w eekday
ASSEMBLY OF GOD
Mrs. C larence M eeker is the
Rodney M errim an, bro th er of evening at th e church which is
Rev. G ordon Lindsay, pasto
M. I).
speaker. The choir u n d er the d ir­ i the groom, attended his brothei
located at the co rn er of 4th and
S unday
ection of Mrs. Bill W eber w ith i as best man. C het Cory, Erw in C. streets.
t):4a A. M. S unday School. 14 Mrs. F rank Davis
...
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, , nt t h e , o r«an W ilkinson, Paul Icenhow er, Les-
resum ed
classes w ith trained teachers and
wlll provide special m usical num - ,i(. Segsw orth and G erald Wilcox,
Mr. und M rs H. L Moore and
a sep a rate room lor each class.
hers and lead the congregational | Were ushers for the wedding.
His Practice Nov. 1, 194G
Mr and Mrs. R. E. Stevens of
11 A. M. M orning W orship.
M ethodist
1 P. M. The ‘'A ssem bly ol God •singing. The
..n
. ,
. . i A reception was held for the A shland w ere in Medford last
Office« in the
F ellow ship will m eet for w o rs h ip ! b rk le and groom lm ,ri,.diiltely ,(f. week
H our" over station KW IN.
0:43 1’. M. Young
p e o p le 's' at 6:15 p.m in the L ittle C hapel.
Medical B uilding Phone 7781
te r the cerem ony in the basem ent
C hrist A m bassador Service.
The evening w orship hour is 7:30,
7:46 E vangelistic S e n ice 13 at which tim e the pastor will give of the B aptist church, for about a D. A. R. aw ard, citienship aw ard
hundred guests.
An Ice cream and was a m em ber of th e N ation
piece orchestra plays.
fu th e r observations of Dr. M eck­ cake and a wedding cake w ere al Honor Society,
Wed. 7:43 p.m. Young People»
lenburg as he traveled across G er served to the guests by Mrs. Aud-
Sei vice.
Mr. M errim an also com pleted
R alph A. F o s te r
F riday 1:43 P. M. Farm and m any In a truck. The m idw eek ry Meier, M arlys Wilcox. Ellen his high school work in A shland
School of P ra y e r meet» each W ilkenson and M arjorie Ballard.
Victory N ight.
Union Service Station
W ednesday evening at 7:30, On Miss Joyce Colvin took care of w ith the class of ‘44. He m ajored
in music, ea rn in g his m aster m u ­
W ednesday evening Nov. 20th. ■the guest book.
237 East Main SI.
NeJgliborhuod Church
sician ’s key and was a m em ber of
Miss J e a n e tte S m ith will lead the
A fter a short wedding trip, the the F rench horn q u artet, brass
A shland, ()t i gnu
Congregational
discussion of the subject, "C am ­ couple will m ake th eir home In
sex tette, A C apeila choir and the
E v art P. B orden, M inister
pus S p iritu al L ife”. Dr. G. W. Ashland,
boy’s q u artet. M errim an was re ­
Sunday School, 9:45 A. M. Mrs. Bruce, M inister.
Mrs. Dick M errim an graduated cently discharged from the N avy
John B arker,
S uperin ten d en t.
Classes for all ages.
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. from A shland Senior High in the after 21 m onths of service. He a t­
class of 1946. She was salu tato r- tended th e N avy school of m usic
W orship Service, 11:00 A. M
SCIENTIST
serm on “The U ndefeated". Spe-
lan of h er class and m ajored in In W ashington, D. C. and held th e
S unday .N ovem ber 17, 1946
P dgrim
Fellow ship. Meet at
journalism and music. She was rating of m usician 2nd class. He
die enurch 6:30 prom ptly. F r o m ; S unday m orning service a t 11 editor of the "Rogue N ew s” her
H a ir we will go to the iloint of 1 I o’clock. Si ubject: M ortals and Iin- senior year, and was aw arded the spent 15 m onths overseas w ith
A dm iral H alsey’s 3rd fleet.
.'-»lieldon G reen, 109 S herm an St. ■ m ortals.
S unday School at 9.30 A. M.
Now! T h ru S a tu r.
Our Lady of the Mountain
W ednesday evening m eeting,
CATHOLIC CHURCH
w hich includes testim onies of
6th and C S treets
C hristian Science healing, is held
Rev. Pius B. B aur, P astor
at 8 o'clock.
P hone 8896
Reading Room open daily fro m |
Nov. 10, 22nd S unday after
2 to 5 P. M. except S undays and
P entecost
holidays.
8:00 a .m . L o w M u ss
Tile public is cordially invited I
10:00 a.in. High Mass.
to atten d these services, and to!
Masses d u rin g week at 8:00.
ie:e the R eading Room.
C atechism in stru ctio n on S a t­
urday at 10:00 a.m.
CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE
Fourth and C. Streets
plus
FAITH TEMPLE
Rev.
A. J. Edwards, pastor
U ndenom inational
Located a t the corner of 5th
9:43 a.in. S unday School. G e o -!
m ONOO****
and East Alum St.
K.U«
rge Zickefoose, Supt.
I ajo C. Wine, P astor
11:00 a.m. M orning w orship.
S unday School 10:00 A
Al.
6:45 p.m. Young P eople’s S e r­
Classes for all ages. Mrs. Leo vice, V irginia S tew art, president.!
Wine, S u p erin ten d en t.
6:45 p.m. J u n io r m eeting w ith
M orning W orship. 11:00 A. Al.
Airs.
Ben G ertson in charge.
The children m eet in the base­
7:30 p.m. Evening Service.
m ent for c h ild re n ’s church during
7:30 p.m. W ednesday. P ra y e r
this hour u n d er the direction ot
m eeting
M ary A nn Conger.
Evangelistic Services beg i n
CHURCH OF CHRIST
S unday night a t 7:30.
S ervice T uesday night at 7:30.
Earl Downing, Pastor
A nna M ae W ine will bring the
All S uhday services except as
m essage at this service.
win be
do a d.e sJ* nated are held at
A dven-
T hursday n ight th e ie will
a
spe, tai m essage on prophecy ' tist c h u rch > F o u rth and C S treets
Bible School, 9:45 A. M. C hild ­
from the book of R evelation.
S atu rd ay night, special e v a n ­ ren u n d er J u n io r high age and
Look toward Korea and Japan! A thrilling new job and a
gelistic Service. H arold B urger the O p p o rtu n ity class m eet at
new liic—with inlere.*iing work,
entertainm ent and
Second and B S treets.
will be speaking at this time.
travel oppiutuuitu".—call he had for the asking by qualified
Everyone welcom e
Ju n io r C hurch, 11:00 A. M., for
young iik ii who volunteer lor the l»t Cavalry, lltli .Airborne,
B roadcast ev ery S atu rd ay e v ­ children u n d e r J u n io r H igh a g e /
6th. 7th, 2 ilh or 2.’>lh Infantry Divisions.
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m eets at Second and B. S treets.
What an opportunity . . . what a jo b ! Training in one of
M orning Service, 11:00 A M.i
these crack units will stand you in good stead wherever you
Serm on, "Good N ew s”.
go. Study a foreign language, l earn the fascinating details of
J u n io r and Young P eople’s
M ilitary Government— o vital Io future peace and prosperity.
C h ristian E ndeavor, 6:30 P. Al.
Japan s “ Isles of Pines are hut a sample of the a ttra c ­
and Evening S ervice at 7:30 P. M
are held at F o u rth and C. S treets
tions of an Army c a v e r in the Far Fast. Tile Army has
in the S ev en th Day A dventist
reopened eomtoi table hotels, th c rte n , swimming pools, tennis
building; serm on, "The Religion
clubs, golf courses, hall parks. These — fam iliar haunts of
.if P ro testan ts.”
pre-war tourists — ami in; ay /ten h n lopnients — provide a
Evening Service, 7:30 P. Al. Ser
broad choice of recreation.
nion num ber tw o on, “O ur B ro th ­
Not everyone can measure up to this job. Only 3-vear
erhood:
Its H istory, Beliefs and
tij
enlistees who meet prescribed physical and menial standards
P ractices."
can enjoy the benetits ol sui II a job. High over "'as pay,
M idweek service, Wed. 8:00 P. j
good iood and lodging and a generous retiii ment plan make
M. Second and B S treets.
I'rcslty I •• rlau Cl) u r<*ii
F IR S T
B A P T I S ’I
CHURCH
HERSHEYS
AUCTION
Monuments
Six thousand ndm sti is in n in e ­
teen church denom inations, n a t­
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til a crusade know n as S piritual
v
M obilization to com bat the p eu l
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com m unist in filtratio n s and due
to a rising pagan level tow ard a I
B E R N S AGEM V
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“ON THE PLA ZA “
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and d irecto r of the organization.
The m ovem ent is locally re p re ­
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