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Southern Oregon News Keveiw, litu iwl.iv. November a i. 1946 f SOl'THKRN OKKOON N EW S R E V IE W (¿lifurrl? i Aiutniuirriiii'itiii talent Activities Published every Thursday by THE SISKIYOU PUBLISHING COMPANY 167 Kast Main Street Ashland, Oregon Ì wo New < aies Will U lyises G coige Wmii* ot I'o il , land ui« d al the P a lm u n to court Mi. a n d M is LmM.it Iinoin > 1 • tll Aphlutid M miduy n im u ln g I Lns A ngeles nave h a i d M o l l i e . 1 ,VIV, | | (i , S#.o Carry 1 H Wines and W’endell D. Lawrence, Publishers , WENDELL LAWRENCE, Editor 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. Presbyterlan Church 130 N orth Main A friendly church for th o u ghtful The S unday school m eets each Sunday 9:45 A. M. Church Schmit lor Art Schneider and Elmer V. Ayres, Grants Pass airmen, are planning all ages. 11 A. M. M orning W orship. to take a flyer in an airport here in Ashland. The field will be located Serm on by the pastor. A nthem by at what is known as the Hamby site, the old Balfour-Guthrie place, the choir under the d irection of Miss Florence Allen, w ith M i,. at the foot of Oak street. G M. Frost at the organ. This IS the same site which the city considered lor a municipal air 6 P. M. W estm inster C lub (col- port last summer, and which was subsequent!« voted down in a bond I R'B® " i l l have a light supper , _, , election. 1 cost at that time was $15,000. hat the two Grants Pass men paid for the property has not been divulged, nor is that necessarily important. • The important thing is that rarelv do municipallv owned airports . rL • • e 1 ’ , , , nuke money. Ihe majority ot them are operated in the red. Private , at the Manse follow ed at 6:30 P, M. with worship and discussion 6:30 P. M. Senior and J u n io r High Societies w ill m eet in the R otunda w ith Mr. and Mrs. Wiiv- nl‘ Sikes, — 7:30 P. M. Evening Service Thursday. 7 P. M. M idweek Ser- th ere we " t i l go to th e hom e ol Sheldon G reen, 100 S h erm an St. Union T hanksgiving Serviet will be held at C hurch of the N azarene 10:30 o'clock T h anks j giving m orning R everend George S hum an, m in ister of the P im b y terlan church will be the p re a c h e r of the serm on. Our Lady of the Mountain CATHOLIC CHURCH 6th and C S treets Rev. P ius B. Unur, P asto r P hone 8896 Nov. 10, 22nd S unday a fte r P enteeost 8:00 a.m. Low Mass 10:00 a.m. High Mass. Masses during week at 8:0(1. Catechism In stru ctio n on S a t urday at 10:00 a.m. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH enterprise usuallv finds a wav to operate an airport or any other busi- ' ’ice for P rayer and Bible S tudy. , F irst & H arg ad in e Sts f 7:45 P. M. A dult C hoir R e h e a r-1 S u n d a y S erv ices ness and make it pay. > sal. 9:45 A. M. S un d ay S. uoi.J, Yet at the time the airport project was brought before the local Chark'.s Davis, .u p erin tcn d cn t. ASSEMBLY OF GOD 11:00 A. M. M orning W orship voters, and turned down by the voters, great was the cry that Ash Rev. G ordon L indsay, pasto r w ith special music. M essage by land was not progressive that the people of Ashland were not looking S unday 9:45 A. M. S unday School. 14 the pastor. 7:30 P. M. Evening Gospel S e r toward the coming air age. classes w ith train e d teachers and vice. Singing, Fellow ship, W or As is now being figuratively pointed out by the farsighted indivi a sep arate room for each class. ship, W orship. W ith an O rch es 11 A. M. M orning W orship. duals who are carving an airport out of that bit of property, subsi 1 P. M. The "A ssem bly of God tra and Youth Choir. Message fro inthe Word by the Pastor. H our” over statio n KWIN. dization of an airport by the city was not necessary. W ednesday 7:30 P. M. C h u rch , . 1 . , | „ 6:45 P. M. Young people's F ellow ship Hour w ith studies in j Private enterprise has stepped in and in the American way will pro- ' Christ Ambassador Service. 7:45 Evangelistic Service 18 the Word of God. duce. piece orchestra plays. FIRST METHODIST CHURCh If an industry is necessary, if there is a demand for it’s services or Wed. 7:45 p.m. Young Peoples North Main and Laurel St. product, private enterprise wdl find a way. The future Ashland Air Service. Friday 7:45 P. M. Farm and The S unday School m eets each port proves this. Victory Night. Sunday at 9:45, and each d e p a rt ★ ★ * I Pear Publicity Neighborhood Church Congregational Evart P. Borden. Minister S unday School, 9:45 A M. Mis. Jo h n B arker, S uperin ten d en t. This week the nations outstanding sportswriters including G rantland Classes for all ages. W orship S ervice 11 A. M S pec Rice, Henry McLemore, Ted Husing, L. H. Gregory, George Bertz, ial T hanksgiving music. Serm on I om Harmon, Ring Lardner, Red Barber, Jack Harris, and Bob Con- "W e A re T hankful" sidine will receive gift boxes of Rogue Valiev Du Cornice pears. The pears are being sent to the commentators and sportswriters to draw attention to the Thanksgiving Pear Bowl game which is being held in Ashland nert week. Members of the committees which are responsible for the game are working hard to make this sportevent a success. Led by Walter Leverette, theater and orchard magnate, the Pear Bowl committee has their game oft to a. head start on any of the rest of the bowl games. Leading off on Thanksgiving day they are a fufl month and more ahead of the rest of the nations bowl spectacles, most of which are set for January 1st, 1947. ith the unbeaten eleven of Southern Oregon college meeting the Central W ashington college of Education, leaders in their league, the fracas should prove to be interesting, both as a football contest, and as an illustration of just what football can do for his tow'n. The crowds which have yearly attended Ashland Fourth of July celebrations should be small compared to the number of people who will show up for a football bow l spectacle. Attendant publicity, brought about, the committee hopes, by the taste of the Rogue valley pears, will focus nation wide attention on the community and the Pear Bowl. One taste of those pears and we believe that the sport writers will succumb to appeal and will write reams of publicity about Ashland and Souhern Oregon college. One glimpse of that football team in action and we re sure that any sportswriter would be glad to turn out lots of copy about it. Al Simpson s boys deserve a lot of attention and this Pear Bowl game is one way of getting it. Rumors are rife that the SONS are in line for a bid to play in the Raisin bowl at Fresno on January 1st. Unbeaten and untied, the SONS, certainly are worthy of considera tion for the Raisin bowl game. Should they win the Pear bowl game next week it is almost a cer tainty that the Southern Oregon college squad will get the Raisin bowl bid. Or, if not that, a bid for some other New Years game. 1 his has been a good year for the Southern Oregon college squad. Results of a winning football team are rarely as great as they have been for this team. Pilgrim Fellowship. Meet at the church 6:30 promptly. From EGGS A R EN ’T ALL ALIKE They look Alike— but . . AU insurance policies look very much alike but the real test is the service that you receive af ter you have had a loss, or an accident, and present your claim. Wise property owners are ' company conscious” — they look into the stability and rep utation of the company back of their policies. ENGLE & SINGMASTER INSURANCE AGENCY Ashland Hotel Bldg. Ph. 4781 Ashland, Oregon m ent at the presen t tim e is w o rk ing on its C hristm as program . The m orning serm on is at 11 o’ clock, and is to be on the subject, ■GIVE THANKS UNTO THE LORD.” The choir u n d er the d ir ection of Mrs. Bill W eber w ith Mrs. F ran k Davis at the organ will offer special T hanksgiving music and lead Hie C ongregation al singing. The M ethodist Youth Fellow ship m eets at 6:15 p.m in the L ittle .Chapel for w orship. The evening w orship h o u r Is 7:30 at which tim e the G odeons will be in charge of the special program . Mr. Jo h n B lair will read the scrip tu res—Miss Imog e n e B lair will favor w ith a solo, Mr. W allace J e w itt will offer the e v ening p ra y er jand the m essage will he given by Henry McNair. The m id-w eek school of P ray e r m eets each W ednesday evening in the Fellow ship room s of the C hurch. On W ednesday evening Nov. 27th. Miss B arb ara Ellason will lead the discussion on the subject. “T he W eekend P ro b lem s.” Dr. G. W. Bruce, M inistei People want to see them in action. And if you want to see them in action you’d better get your ticket now. I m th e w ..ll, W||t M>llt.h , 7 l u k n t cute b u ild in g and It, bl („.„m , B ooth has had 23 y e a rs e x p ii icnce In e s ta u i.n it woi k, h av in g h a d c a te s in O klahom a a n d N eva da. He se rv e d as an a rm y lo o k a n d m ess Scrgeunl d u rin g the w ar in J a p a n an d hi th e P h ilip pines. 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Now, if the attendant publicity will help draw students to South- - ern Oregon college, and if the annual bowl games turn out like all j the committee hopes; this community will be all the better for it. Southern Oregon college can do Ashland a lot of good. Ashland peo ple can by cooperating and working with the college find that th e 1 entire community is benefited. Tickets for this years Pear Bowl game are going faster than snow on the Fourth of July. If you haven’t bought yours yet you’d better do j so now. The demand, according to the ticket committee is tremendous, 1 with requests for tickets coming in from Burns; Coos Bay; Ellensburg, Washington; and California points. The SONS are numbered among the i j unbeaten, untied teams in I the nation, and this fact, coupled with the fact that they are a color ful outfit has created a lot of interest up and down the coast about Al Simpson and his squad. open boon in fa lc ili , |l h i n p n n l s restau ran t e q u ip m e n t1 M, people” Rev. George M. S hum an, P asto r Airports ULYSSES WOLFE DIES A f C/iLiU n U lO LUURI. MUN. Unfortunately, there still aren’t enough new electric appliances to fill the pent up demand for these modern, labor saving units. But production is improving constantly, and soon, wc hope, you will be able to shop . . . examine . Have Those Christmas Selections Laid Away Now and buy the appliances you want for that all-electric home of yours! And electric appliances are certainly worth waiting IX) NOT WAIT . . . for! Sec us now* to lyarn what is in store for you. We , . . until the last minute to make those Christmas selections . . . 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