Southern Oregon N ew s Review, Thursday, Feb 27, 1947
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trrlan Church
CHURCH OF THE NAZAHENE
Fourth and C. Stract»
Rev. A. J. Edfeardn. pastor
FIRST
BAPTIST
CHURCH
F irst Ät Hargadine Sts
Leland 1. W ilkinson, P astor
9 45 A M. S unday School. C. E.
Corry, S uperintendent.
11:00 A. M. M orning Woi hip
Service. Special Music. Message
from the Word by the F’nstoi.
6:30 P. M. Senior, In term ed iate
and Ju n io r Youth Services.
7:30 P. M Evening Gospel S e r­
vice. W ith un O rchestra and Y ou­
th Choir. A service you will e n ­
joy w ith a m essage from tla
W hit I by the Pastor.
W ednesday 7:30 P. M C hurch
Fellow ship Hour. W ith studies in
the Word of God.
We extend a cordial welcome to
all of these services.
130 N orth M am
A friendly church loi thoughllui
people”
9.45 a.m. Sunday School. Geo
Rev. G eoige M. Shum an, Punloi
i go ZlckcfooKc, Supt.
The Sunduy school m eets eaclf
11.00 a.m. M orning win ship.
S
unday
. , .
0:45 p in. Young P eople's S e r­
9 ;45 A. M C hurch School loi
vice, Virginia S tew art, president.
6:45 p.m. Ju n io r m eeting w ith all 11 ages.
A. M M orning Worship.
Mrs. Lien G erlson In charge.
S erm on by the pastor. A nthem by
7:30 p.m. Evening Service.
7:30 p in . W ednesday. P ray e r the choir.
6 ;30 P. M. W estm inster Club
m eeting
(college and college-age) at the
Manse. L ight refreshm ents.
Congregational
0:30 P. M. High School ami
E v art 1*. Borden, M inister
Junior High Societies.
717 Siskiyou Lilvd.
No evening set vice othei th a n school Mrs. David Hood and Mrs
Sunduy, M arch 2, 1947
C hester C o n ey helped w ith the
Sunduy School, 9;45 a.in. Mrs. young people.
program .
M arjorie B arker, supt. Classes fo r'
CHURCH OF CHRIST
The children sang songs and
all ages.
,
|
saw three plays, 'T h e Boy Who
Earl D ow ning, Pastor
W orship Service 11 u.m. S er-i
Did Nut Become a Sailor,' B irth
All S unday services except as of Did G lory,” and "A t Mt. V er­
m on
THE G IFT OF POWER
designated are held at the A uven non”.
Special Music by the Choir.
P ilgrim Fellow ship, a t t h e list church, f o u rth and C stre e ts.
church 0:30 P. M. Topic, L enten
Bible Scnool, 9:45 A. M. C hild­ EAGLE POINT OUTPOINTS
Thoughts. Leader Dr. Borden.
ren under Ju n io r Idgn age urru TALENT VOLLEYBALL CLUB
D elegates from this church a t ­ the O pportunity class m eet at
Eagle Point won tw o and T a l­
tending the an nual Pilgrim F e l­ Second and B Streets.
ent one in a trio of volleyball
low ship C onference a t Eugene
Junior Cliurcii, 11:00 A. M., lor gam es held F riday at Talent. The
this week end are: Vera Baker,
children
under Junior High age, Eagle Point grade school dropped
Milo B rubb, Bill W alters and
m
eets
ut
Second and Li. » lieets. the singleton to the T alent grade
S heldon Green.
school, 21 to 17. The high school
C hoir practice at the church,
M orning service, 11:00 A. rvr. second strin g gam e was won by
Serm on, Wnal is C hrist IhlnK- ih<. P ointers 32 to 26 In the m ain
W ednesday ,7:30 p.m.
-
- ' —
• .
ink?**
gam e of the ’ day
the
Eagle —
Point
E vening service, 7:30 1*. M. varsity won 44 to 36.
FAITH TEMPLE
¡Special m usic by tne Young Peo-
U ndenom inational
Mrs. H arriet H arper was in
,
Serm on, •T he C n n st charge of the games. Melvin
Located ut the cornel of 5tl pre» C horus.
of tue Synoptic
sy n o p tic Gospels
o n sp r»
-Sm ith Is the Eagle Point coach
and E ast M ain St.
J u n io r anti
xoung
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Leo C. Wine. P astor
M.
Miss E sther C arroll who sp en t
S unday School 10:00 A. M. C iirisuan E ndeavor, o:JU P. M
som etim e in T alen t recently ac-
Classes for all ages. Mrs. Leo an d E v e n in g S erv ice a t i:3U P.
a ie h e ld a t r o u i l h a n d C. S tre e ts cepted a position in Eugene in
Wine, S u p erin tendent.
M orning W orship. 11:00 A. M. in tn e S e v e n th D ay A d v e n tist the m ailing d ep artm en t at th<
new Sears and Roebuck store.
The children m eet in the base­ o u ild ln g
M id w eek Sei vice, W ed. P;bu 1
m ent for ch ild re n ’s church during
this hour under the direction of M.
Mary Ann Conger.
Service T uesday night at 7:30.
ASSEMBLY OF GOD
A nna Mae W ine will bring the
Rev. G o rd o n L in d sa y , p astoi
message ut this service.
S unday
. , ,,
T hursday n ig ht there will be a
9:45 A. M. S unday School. 14
special message on prophecy, classes w ith tra in e d te a c h e rs and
E vangelistic Services b e g i n a s e p a ra te room loi each class.
S unday night at 7:30.
11 A. M. M orning Worship.
Everyone welcome
6:45 P. M. Young
p eo p les
C h rist A m bassador Service.
7;3(J Evangelistic S ervice 16
piece o rch estra plays.
S atu rd ay 7:30 Fam ily and You­
R i m . E s ta ti B h o r ik
th N ight. Special outside speaker.
¡M usic -,B ib le Quiz.
Washington Party
At Talent School
FRAZIER
a/
TALENT NEWS
62 Exemptions In
Semester Exams
Bridal Shower Held
For Mrs. J. Riley
Mrs. W illiam Hoffm an and Mrs.
Emil H offm an e n te r ta in e d a
group of friends of Mrs. Joe Holt
I m a n s, tne form er Miss Je a n Hoff­
m an at a bridal show er at the
hom e of Mrs. Emil Hofm an, W ed­
nesday afternoon, F eb ru ary 26.
' Mrs. Riley is the daugutei of
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hoffm an. She
' was m arried F eb ru ary 16 to Joe
Riley, K lam ath Falls dairym an.
They plan to m ake th eir hom e in
K lam ath Falls.
S tudents of the T alent High
school who were ex em p t last
week from the sem ester exam s
included: Bookkeeping: C arolyn
B rannan, Dee Cox, Jo a n B ouldin,
Doi is Millage, Joyce Newton.
Jack Sanders, Bill M cCulley, and
Fred York.
Home Relations: B etty Loftis,
D ons Millage, and Eva W elhurn,
¡W orld G eography: Don Millage, MRS. COMBEST HAS
IJoan Davis, John York, C lyde 8Slh BIRTHDAY TUES.
observed
Tuesday,
d u rin g the
blind
g reater
p a rt
Shorthand I: Leola Lindstrom ,
Joyce Newton, and Jo a n Bouldin;
G eneral Science: G eorge Baylor,
Joan Davis, Lee G a rrett, Don M il­
lage, John York, S hirley Y arnell,
C harles Zlckafoose, C lyde Will-
iams, and Leo M itchell. English 1:
George Baylor, Leo M itch ell,
Eloise Roberts, ari l Jo e Stiau.se.
English il: M - : . i t Egan S h ir­
ley Yarnell. Jo h n York, Francis
Sullivan, C harles Z ic k a fo o s e ,
Joan Davis, Don M illage, and
A rchie Owen. English IV: Dee
Cox, Joan Bouldin, C arolyn B r a n
nan. Joyce Newton, Jack "Sanders,
Doris Millage, and Bill M cCulley
Algebra: Joe Benton, Joan Davis,
Bud King, S hirley Yarnell, Don
Millage, Francis S ullivan, C lyde
W illiams, John York, and Mar-
garet Egan.
TALENT FOLKS COLLECT
»355.15 IN DIMES MARCH
Prue» «• Is of the M arch of Dimes
In the T alent A rea am ounted to
$355.15. V ein Sm ith, Jackson
county chairm an, reported to the
' National F oundation last week.
Mi. and Mrs. Jo h n T horp and
fam ily of C entral Point called on
friiends in T alen t S un d ay after-
noon
Mrs. Kate Neil and Mrs. Mamie
Wolf of A shland w ere guests at
the hom e of Mis. H a rriett Cag-
nacci, Sunday.
George C lark retu rn ed home
recently from a trip in South
Dakota w here he visited relatives
and friends, his form er home.
Mrs. F red H odapp of McCoy,
O regon was a week end guest in
Talent, calling on her old friends
and neighbors.
_, T alen t school was
,
. closed
,
L 'e sd ay on account of a broken
pipe
w ater Pipe
Mss. Bob K eith and sm all
d au g h ter re tu rn ed hom e Sunday
from the C om m unity hospital in
A shland.
J e rry S tephens and M errile
T horeson w ere united in m arriage
S unday afternoon in Medford,
Both are g rad u ates of the Talent
high school.
Ideal Market to
Open In Talent
The Ideal M arket un d er con­
stru ctio n since early in Jan u a ry ,
ju s t south of T alent ju n ction is
nearing com pletion and m ay be
open tor business in ab out throe
weeks, according to th e ow ner,
E rn est A llen of Ashland.
The 40 by 60 foot pum ice block
stru ctu re will house a m odern
su p er grocery and fountain, Allen
said. He has had 10 years ex p e r­
ience in the grocery work and is
a to rm er ow ner of the R eliable
G rocery in Medford.
Wagner Creek School
Has Washington Tea
A W ashington's B irthday Tea.
preceded by a patriotic program ,
was sponsored by the students
and teachers of W agner Creek
School on F riday, F eb u ra ry 21st.
A bout tw en ty p aren ts and riends
w ere present.
The program consisted of: Flag
S alute, led by Aria Fay W illiam s;
Song, “A m erica,” by group; A
sh o rt dram atizations, by up p er
grades,
“T heir W ords Still
Live."; C h aracters: S tatu e o£
W ashington, C harles G oddard;
S ta tu e of Lincoln Roy Bailey;
Two S tudents, M ark and Clarice,
K enneth Olsen and M arjorie Hof-
fm an; Song, L ittle M onth of
F eb ru a ry ” by group; Dance, Min-
uet, by first and second grade;
Song, “S tar Spangled B an n er” by
group.
A lter the program , tea and
cookies w ere served i<> th e m o th ­
ers and friends, and punch and
cookies w ere served th e children.
Mrs. F rank T orrey and Mrs.
F red H offm an presided ..t the tea
table, and Diane T orrev. Joyce
Bailey, and M arjorie H offm an
served th e children.
-Ö*
J ack spratt
could eat
NO TAT
HIS WIFE COULD EAT NO
L E A N ...
HUFFMAN’S
144 E Main
Our Lady ol the Mountain
CATHOLIC CHURCH
Phone 21101
6th and C S treets
Rev. Pius B. B aur, P astor
Phone 8696
Ja n u a ry 12, F irst S unday attei
E piphany.
F east of the Holy Fam ily.
7;00 A. M. High Muss .
6:00 a.m. Holy Man.
B enediction
9:00 A. M. Low Mass
10:00 a.m. High Mass; Benedle
tlon.
M asses during w eek at 8:00.
S atu rd ay 10 -i.in. Catechism .
In stru c tio n for children.
Mill Wood
Fuel Oil
Gunter Fuel Co.
z j t 4th St.
Phone 5751
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FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST.
SCIENTIST
I
S unday, M arch 2, 1947
Sunday morning service at 11
o’clock. S ubject, C h rist Jesus.
S unday School a t 9:3P A. M.
W ednesday evening m eeting,
w hich includes testim onies of
C h ristia n Science healing, is held
at 8 o'clock.
R eading Room open daily from
2 to 5 P. M. except Sundays and
holidays.
The publie is cordially invited
to a tte n d these services, and to
use the Reading Room.
QUICK RELIEF FROM
Symptoms of Distress Arising from
STOMACH ULCERS
« » to EXCESS ACID
Free Book Tolls of Home Treatment that
Most Help or It Will Cost You Nothing
O ve r tw o mil lion bottle« o f the WI LI, A It D
T R g A T M E N T h a v a b w n sold for relief of
• vmDtoma of lUatrww arl»lr.K from Stom ach
M id D uodenal Ulcara due to Eacaaa A cid —
Poor D lg a itlo n , Sour or Upaat S to m ac h .
T a n ln iT -
H e a rtb u rn . Slaaplaaanaaa, a»c.,
d o o to Kacaaa Add. Sold on 1 5,day«' trlall I
Aak Cor •‘ W illa rd ’« Maaaaga” which f u l l / I
- - f j - » - - Uila tre a tm e n t— troa— a t
E A S T S ID E
PHARMACY
Monuments and markers. Ses
Burns Memorials. On the Plaia.
Flying Is Simple and Safe
The Top Sport of the Day
Eight hours of instruction and
you can fly alone
Solo Flying
Dual instruction
$3.50 per half hour
$5.00 per half hour
LET’S GET FLYING NOW AT
This would have constituted no problem a;
-k and his
wife had been smart folks. A home freezer or <_ roomy new
refrigerator would have offered an easy solution to their
divergent diets. Either Jack or his wife could have dashed
down to their home appliance dealer and purchased a home
freezer unit. The First National Bank's Thrifty Pay Plan would
have taken care of the financing.
Enjoy the comforts of modem living the Thrifty Pay way.
Select the merchandise you want through a dealer of your
own choosing and pay for it conveniently over a period of
time under the First National's Thrifty Pay Plan.
Come in to the nearest branch of the First National Bank
of Portland and talk it over. You'll be surprised and pleased
at what Thrifty Pay can do for you. Then tell your home
appliance dealer you want Thrifty Pay Plan financing on
your new home equipment.
ASHLAND FLYING SERVICE
Government supervised
Pilot, and Plane.
Across Bear Cree
°n
Street
SONGS
by
THE NORTHWEST CHRISTIAN COLLEGE
MALE QUARTET
7.30 p.m., Saturday, March 1
CHURCH OF CHRIST
BANKRSDIT
The FIRST NATIONAL BANK of Portland
mond nenzema, Ashland. is a member of this «roup.
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