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S outhern Oregon N cwh Review, T h u rsd ay , Feb. 20,1947
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
CHURCH OF THE NAZAHENE
F iisl *Kf lliu gudiii«* Sts
Fourth and C. Streets
L elu n d I. W ilk in so n , P u sto r
Rev. A. J. Edw ards, pastor
9 45 A M S u n d n y School ('. E. , 9:43 a.m . S u n d a y Schoo! G eo
Coi iy , Slipci inti tiilcnl
I rge z ie k e fo o e, S llpt.
11 00 A M M orning W o r hip
11:00 a.in. M orning w o rship.
S ervice Spcciul Music M c .-s..i;i
0:45 p in. Y oung P e o p le 's S e r
from th e W ord by th e Pimtvt
vice, Virginia S tew art, president.
ti 30 I’. VI S en io r, In te rm e d ia te
0:45 p.m . J u n io r m e e tin g w h o
Mrs. Ben G e rtso n In c h a rg e
an d Ju ru o i Y outh S ervices.
7:30 p m . E v e n in g S ervice.
7 30 I* M. E v en in g G ospel S e r­
vice. W ith an G ie h e tra an d 'io
7 30 p.m . W e d n e sd a y . P ra y e i
th C hon A se rv ic e you w ill er. m eetin g
joy w ith a m essag e from tin
W ord by th e I’astoi
C o n g r e g a tio n a l
W ed n esd ay 7 30 I’ M C h u rc h
E v a rt 1* B o rd e n . M inister
F e llo w sh ip Horn W ith stu d ie in
717 S isk iy o u Blvd.
th e W ord id God
S u n d a y . F e b ru a ry 23
We e x te n d a co rd ial w elcom e to
S u n d a y S< uool, 9:45 u.in. Mrs
all of th e se services.
M arjoiie B arker, supt. Clas -e lot
all ages.
Linoleum & Shade
Shop
93 Oak St.
A shland. Oregon
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L ay in g
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Floor C overings
New and Used F u rn itu re
Venetian Blinds
Stoves and Ranges
C arl I’. W ysoug
A. F. Waller Kresse,
M. I).
Is N ow
A ssociated With
( has. Haines, M. I).
Medical Building. A shland
O ffice Phone 7781
R esidence Lithia Hotel, 3611
W orship S erv ice, II a.m . Set
m on, T h re e Most Im p o rta n t aF et
oi . m la v in g S pecial M usic by
C hoir.
| P ilg rim F ello w sh ip . 0:30. Topic,
I M anse. L ig h t re fre sh m e n ts.
6:30 P. M. H igh S chool
and :
1 Ju n io r High Societies.
| No evening s e rv ic e o th e r th a n
young people.
CHURCH OF CHRIST
Earl D ow ning, Pastor
I All S unday services except as
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I tist church, F o u rth and C Streets.
iThe Land of P alestine. Ia-adei
Bible School, 9:45 A. M. C hild­
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
I Dr. Borden.
ren un d er J u n io r high age and
North Main and Laurel St.
P ilg rim S tu d y C lu b m e e ts at
tiie O p p o rtu n ity class m eet at
the e iiu reh , W ed n esd ay a t 2 p.m. , The S unday School m eets at second and B S treets.
P ly m o u th G u ild m e e ts a t th e .9 t > each Sunday m orning "For
Ju n io r C h urch, 11:00 A. M., for
ch u rc h . 2 p in. W ed n esd ay afU- 'th e word of God is (puck and ch ildren un d er Ju n io r High age,
1 powi-ifill" is the assum ption upon m eets at Second and B. S treets.
noon.
C hoir p ia c tic i a t th e c h u rc h | which this school works. The
M orning Service, 11:00 A. M.
I guest preachei at the II o’clock Serm on, 'W here is C hrist W or­
W ed n esd ay ,7:30 p.m.
hour is Rev. Dr. C. Vliel, secret sh ip p in g ?”
ary
of lh<- Board of Hom e Mis-
FAITH TEM PLE
Evening Service, 7:30 P. M,
lons and C hurch Extension. He Serm on, "The C hrist of the
U ndenom inational
L ocated a t the c o rn e l of 5th jwill speak on conditions confront P salm s.”
ing the C h ristian C hurch as it
ind E ast M am S t.
J u n io r and Young P eople’s
continues to carry on its m ission­
Leo (_'. Wine, P asto r
C h ristian Endeavor, 6:30 P. M.
Sunday
School 10:00 A. M. ary service over seas and in the and Evening S ervice a t 7:30 P. M
' .'las. r.s lor all ages. Mrs. Leo hom e-land th rough this post-w ar are held at F o u rth and C. S treets
W ine, S uperintendent.
period The choir un d er the dir
the S ev en th Day A dventist
Moi m ng Worship. 11:00 A. M. ection of Mrs. Bill W eber w ith in
building*
Tiie children m eet in the base
M idweek Service, Wed. 8-.00 P.
m ent loi children's church during Mrs F rank Davis at the organ
will
provide
special
music.
M.
tins hour under the direction ol
The vesper service is at 5 o’­ I
Mary Ann Conger.
A SSEM BLY OF GOD
S e rv ic e T u e sd a y n ig h t a t 7:30 clock in the afternoon .The first
Rev. G ordon L indsay, pastor
A nna M ae W ine w ill b rin g the p art of Inis service is given over
to the singing ol the g re at belov­ Sunday
message at this service.
9:45 A. M. S unday School. 14
T hursday night th ere will he a ed hym ns of the church. In the
special ¿nes&age on prophecy, absence of th<- pastor Loren M es­ ¡classes w ith train ed teachers and
E v a n g e listic S e rv ic e s
beg i n senger will give the gospel m es­ a sep arate room lot each class.
11 A. M. M orning W orship.
Sunday night at 7:30.
sage in serm on.
6:45 P. M. Young
people’s
Everyone welcome
The M ethodist Youth Fellow ship C h rist A m bassador Service.
will meet lo r w orship in the L ittle
7;30 E vangelistic Service 18
Presbyterian Church
Chapel
at
6:15
P.
M.
Here
is
a
piece
orch estra plays.
130 N orth M ain
S atu rd ay 7:30 F am ily and You­
A friendly church for thoughtful ' place w here young people m eet
j sit together, discuss th eir re lig ­ th Night. Special outside speaker.
people’’
Rev. G eorge M. S hum an, P astor io u s problem s, and w orship God. M usic - B ible Q uiz.
The S unday school m eets each All /o u n g people are invited.
S unday
The m id-w eek School of P ray e r FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST.
9;45 A. M. C hurch School for I is each W ednesday evening at
SCIENTIST
all ages.
■7:30. In this m eeting the first half
Sunday, F eb ru ary 23
11 A. M. M orning W orship hour is given to th e discussion of
S unday m orning service a t 11
Serm on by the pastor. A nthem by ¡some world or com m unity p ro ­ ¡o’clock. S ubject: MIND
the choir.
blem, and the last half hour is
S unday School at 9:30 A. M.
6 :30 P. M. W estm inster Club given to a purely devotional as
W ednesday evening m eeting,
(college and college-age) at the pect. Dr. G. W. Bruce, M inister.
which includes testim onies of
I designated are held a t the A d v e n ­
C h ristian Science healing, is held
at 8 o ’clock.
R eading Room open daily from
2 to 5 P. M. ex cep t S u ndays and
holidays.
The public is cordially invited
io a tte n d these services, and to
use the R eading Room.
Our L ady of the M ountain
CATHOLIC CHURCH
6th and C S treets
Rev. P ius B. B aur, P asto r
P hone 8896
J a n u a ry 12, F irs t S u n d ay after
Epiphany.
F east of the Holy F am ily.
7:00 A. M. High M ass
8:00 a.m. Holy Man.
B enediction
9:00 A. M. Low Mass
10:00 a.ai. H igh Maas; Benedie-
tion.
Masses du rin g week a t 8:00.
S atu rd ay 10 a.m. Catechism .
In stru ctio n for children.
In fo r m a tio n A b o u t
State I n c o m e T a x e s
Under th e O regon S tate Income
Tax law re tu rn s m ust be filed by
the follow ing persons:
WHO M UST FILE
S ingle individuals (or m arried
and not living w ith hu sb an d or
wife) having net incom e from all
sources of $750.00 or m ore during
the tax ab le year.
M arried couples hav in g com ­
bined n et incom e from all sources
of $1,500.00 or m ore du rin g the
tax ab le year.
WHERE TO FILE
For your convenience in filing
your re tu rn a S tate Incom e Tax
A u d ito r will be at: A shland, O re­
gon City Hall, on M arch 22, 1947.
from the horus of 9:00 to 12 noon.
No charge will be m ade for this
service.
R etu rn s m ay be m ailed to S tate
Tax C om m ission at Salem , O re­
gon.
W HEN TO FILE
W HERE FREEDOM IS
A NEW W ORD
“It will take a thoutand yeart."
“Democracy can never work in Japan."
“ . . . the biggett pott-w ar headache
All re tu rn s for th e calendar
y ea r 1946 m ust be filed on or be­
fore A pril 15, 1947. All re tu rn s
m ailed so they bear p o stm ark of
th e last date for filing o r before
will not be considered delinquent.
PEN A LTIES
The law im poses m inim um d e­
linquency charges of 5 p er cent
of th e tax, plus $1.00, and in terest
at *4 of 1 p er cen t p er m onth
from date re tu rn was due to date
of p ay m en t w hen d elinquency is
not due to carelessness or neglect.
P en alties up to 100 p er cent of
the tax m ay be im posed for w ill­
ful neglect or failu re to file re ­
tu rn s.
O regon S tate T ax Commission.
By Earj L. Fisher, C om m issioner.
of them all."
A
AGO, pessimistic state­
ments like these were commonplace. Few
people thought that the occupation of
Japan could be anything but drawn-out
and discouraging.
year
And yet, today, th® world acknowledges the brilliant com­
petence of the U. S. Army’s performance in bringing a new
way of life to a conquered nation.
Miss Helen Mears, writing in a recent issue of The New
Yorker, put it this way: “Considering that it is only a little
more than a year since the first American troops landed in
Japan . . . conditions today are astonishing. . . . The occupation
has become . . . so efficient that life in Japan is no more
difficult or dangerous than life at home. . . . From the GI
right on up the line, the word . . . is 'good duty.’ ”
Similarly favorable reports continue to appear almost
daily, as on-the-scene correspondents observe b u lly 's moot
successful handling of a defeated people.
America takes pride in the young men who arc shaping
this all-important post-war era in the Far Ea-.t. Solciiers o'
the new Regular Army bring to their jobs the hep? ar.d viaioi
required for the maintenance of a fair ar.d la. ting pea-'
They are equipping themselves for constructive citizcnr.h;
in a time when the need is great, the benefits far-m chi
A number of famous Army divisions, now on occupatio.
duty in Japan and Korea, have opened their ranks to men en
listing for three years. For men who can measure up, it is a splen
did opportunity to take part in a vital peacetime assignment
Details are available at all U. S. Army Reouiri"» f. ations
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