Southern Oregon New* It«*view, Thur». March 13, IÎH7
(fihurdj i AntuntnrrmrntH
a good place for youth to study
the Bible and w orship God in
y o u th ’s wuy.
The m id-w eek School of P rayer
m eets each W ednesday evening
foi
discussion, Bible leadings,
devotions and prayer. The Lay-
leadi i of tins service foi W ednes­
day evening M arch 19th Is Mrs.
Elia Leonard, who lias chosen as
r unel'al Service» w eic nviU
her subject for d i s c u s s i o n ,
"G reece". Dr. G. W B ruce Minis W ednesday, niuicn 19, in uic
w o n i F u n eral cnapi-j lo r C n a i i o
ter.
v ci non ria n u e is oi ra ie n i. in ­
Congregational
term en t was luaue in tn e iv.oun-
E vart P. Borden, M inister
■un view cem etery.
717 Siskiyou Blvd.
f landers died b u n day, M arch 9,
S unday School, 9 ;45 a.m . Mrs. of a heart attack, n t h a d gone to
Murjoi ie B arker, supt. Classes for tne pasture to tend to m s stock,
and when he did not re tu rn Mrs.
all ages.
W orship Service, 11 a.m S e r­ r landers w ent to look tor him anu
mon, "OUT OF THE D EPTH S." tound turn dead.
An. and Mis. F lan d ers had liv­
Special m usic by the choir.
Pilgrim Fellow ship, 6:30. Pre- ed in tins com m unity to r th e past
Easter topic: W Iiat.Does If Cost 20 years. They operated a leeu
To Be A C hristian?? L ead er Dr. store in A shland ror liv e years.
C harles V. F lan d ers was born
• Joiden.
Om aha, N ebraska, F eb ru ary 21,
The ladies of the G uild are in
planning a din n er for Friday, 1894. He Is su rv iv ed by his wid­
ow, Georgia F landers, his latnei
M arch 28th.
and m other-in-law , Mr. and Mrs.
C hoir practice a t the church, A. C. Bearms of A lbany, Orotner-
W ednesday ,7:30 p in.
in-law and wile, Mr. and Mrs.
A rth u r C. Bearms oi P o rtland.
TALENT NEWS
hi u
diaries r lanuers
mes sunuay, mar. a
FAITH TEMPLE
Undenominational
Located ut the cornet of 5th
end East Muln S t
Leo C. Wtne, P astor
Sunday School 10:00 A. M.
Classes (or all ages. Mrs. Leo
Wine, S u p erin ten d en t.
M orning W orship. 11:00 A. M.
The ch ildren m eet in the base
m ent for ch ild ren's church during
this hour under the direction of
Mary A nn Conger.
Service Tuesday night at 7.30
Anna Mae W ine will bring the
message ut this service.
T hursday night there will be a
speeiul m essage on prophecy,
Evangelistic Services d >eg
< i n
S unday n ig h t at 7:30.
Everyone welcome
ASSEMBLY OF GOD
ltev. C ordon Lindsay, pastor
Sunduy
0.45 A. M. S unday School. 14
classea w ith trained teacln rs ant.
a sepai ate room lor each class.
11 A. M. M orning Worship.
6:45 P. M. Young
people's
C hrist A m bassador Service.
7 ¡30 E vangelistic Service 16
piece orchestra p b y s.
S atu rd ay 7:30 Fam ily and You
th Night. Special outside speaker.
Music - Bible Quiz.
Our Lady of the Mountain
CATHOLIC CHURCH
6th and C S treets
Rev. Pius U. B aur, P astor
Phone 8696
O rder of Masses
S unday, 8:00 Holy Mass
10:00 High Mass
Presbyterian Church
130 North Main
, Week days, Holy Mass at 8 o'-
Born to Mi. and Mrs. Jam es B urr.
A friendly church*for ^ o u g h tiu l | c l c K k Cat(.chlMn
Evangelical services are p re ­ March 6. a girl, w eight 6 pounds
Instruc- sently
being conducted at the and 4 ounces. She has been n am ­
Rev. G eorge M. S hum an, P a s t o r '" " " *‘l , 0 o t l 'x k
F irst B aptist church, A shland, u n ­ ed A nnette Jean.
The Sunday school meeU each EiHST CHURCH OF CHRIST. d er the direction of th e Rev. J.
Mr. anu Mrs. G e . a g e C hew art-
R. L. Haslam , the Rev. Leland
SU»n « ’,A. M. Chur... School for!
c “ “ "J“ ! ,
the parents ai a boy, < pounds, 12
W ilkinson announced today.
m arch 7, nam e
Services begin each evening at ounces, _ bom
,,
, ii
1
S unday, M arch lu
“
' ,V M. M o.....,« W u ,,h .p J u. ^ « aiuh - - " ^
“ 7:30 p.m. S a tu rd a y ’s excepted a n d |'* aro1^ David .
will last until M arch 23
March 10, a boy was born to
Serm on by the pastor. A nthem by |
bunuay
a.JU -v. ..I,
1 Mr. and Mrs. D arrel Colem an. He
w eighed 6 pounds, 2 ounces.
the choir.
Wednesday evening meeting, VROMANS PARENTS OF
6 ;30 P. M. W estm inster C lub winch includes testim onies oi GIRL BORN MARCH I
• A dm itted to th e hospital this
(college and college-age? ut the C h ris tia n Scieuee healing, is Jielo Mr. and Mrs. R obert V rom an are I week were: M arch 7, Mrs. Della
the parents of a baby girl born Shaver: M arch 8 Jam es C lark;
Manse. L ight refreshm ents.
a t 6 u clock.
0:30 P. M. High School and 1 R ead in g R oom o p e n d aily lio n . M arch 1, ut the S acred H eart hos March 9, Mrs. M yrtle T u rn er;
p ifa f in M edford. Sh* weighed March 10, Mrs. Mabel Edw ards,
Ju n io r High Societies.
' 2 to a P. M. except Sunday!, uiiu se
ven pounds and four ounces, Mrs. Opal Hopkins and Estella
No evening service other than ,1(Jii(juys,
anil has been nam ed S usan J e a n .'C o b b : March 11, D enton Harfuess.
voung pcofrte.
th e public is cordially iiivilcuj R obert V rom an is associated
Mrs. Mabel E dw ards and Mrs.
to
atten d these services, anu
^is fa th e r in the N orth M ain ¡Opal Hopkins w ere both dis-
CHURCH OF CHRIST
UM tne H eading b o o in .
I H a rd w a re Co. of Ashland.
Icnarged M arch 11.
Earl Downing. Pastor
All S unday services except as CHURCH OI THE NAZAHLNE
Henry Metz w as in San F rancis | Mr. and Mrs. C layton C ullen
designated are held at the A d v en ­
Fourth and C. Streets
co the first portion of this week ¡drove to Cocquille over the week
tist church, F o urth and C S treets.
Rev. A. j. Edwards, pastor
on business.
end.
9:4a a.m. S unday School. Geo-
Bible School, 9:45 A. M. C h ild ­
ren u n d er Ju n io r high age and ige Zlckeloose, Supt.
the O pp o rtu n ity class m eet at I 11:96 a.m. M orning worship.
6:45 p.m. Young P eo p le’» isei
Second and B S treets.
__
Ju n io r C hurch, 11:00 A. M., for v k e , V irginia S te w ail, president.
6.43
p.m.
Ju
n
io
r
m
eeting
w
ith
ch ildren u n d er Ju n io r High age,
I..eels at Second and B. S treets. M is. Ben C eitso n In charge.
7:30 p.m. Evening Service.
M orning Service, 11:00 A. M.
7:30 p in . W ednesday. P ia y e i
SennoQ, "W hat is C h rist S aying''"
Evening Service, 7:30 P. M. m eeting
Lowell Hall will bring the m ess­
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
age.
F irst Hi H argadine Sts
Ju n io r and Young People's
L eland 1. W ilkinson, P astor
,
C hristian Endeavor, 6:30 I*. M.
and E vening Service at 7:30 P. M
9:43 A. M. S unday School. C. E. j
are held at F o urth and C. S treets C o n y , oupciliiteiiuciit.
In the S eventh Day A dventist
11:00 A. M. M orning worship. (
building'
Special m usic. Rev. S. it. L. H as­
M idw eek Service, Wed. 8;00 P. lam, O regon B aptist S late Evan
M.
gelisl w in bring tne m essage.
7:30 P. M. Evening gospel s e r­
vice, w ith o rch estra and youth
choir. Rev. H aslam will speak.
E vangelistic services each ev e n ­
ing of the week except S atu rd ay
w ith Rev. J. R L. Haslam sp ea k ­
ing.
XZ
S a fu rd a y 7 to 10 p.m Y o u th
cen ter activities.
A cordial w elcom e to ail oi
these services.
Evangelist Services
At Baptist Church
• Hospital News
ay vouncnnicn
zire uuesis oi viuo
k
J. A li ihoon, High
Scorer at Tourney
iuiviik v ity tuuiicH..n.n unu
Jim Milhoon was s e le c u d as a
o th er vny o in ciats v.e.v
o. m em ber of the second ail-to u rn a-
i n e o u u i c j C z u o iitiu o i« y c.u o «wca* m ent team , last S a tu id a y evening,
uay evening, m u ro i ir , m u*v e.ij, M arch 8, at the S o u th ern Oregon
nail.
: college invitational . * to u rnam ent.
•
M ilhoon was also high scorer
City C ounciiuieu m iorm eu G»i>
A tto rn ey U iui riu n n n ia y e i, io for th e en tire to u rn am e n t w ith
jio w up an oiuinaiice piucing a 96 points, or an average of 16 tal-
*1 tax on ouncii U m h u a t m e n .ley s per game. He is th e son of
leg u iai m om m y m eeting iaoi Mr. and Mrs. Ricky M ilhoon of
week.
j A nderson C reek.
sliss Farrell Is
sp en t • Guest Speaker
iAJLildXl iNTzWS
Mr. a and Mrs. Cal H arper
S un d ay in A shland visi t i n g
ii tends.
_____
Mr. an d Mrs’ H ugh C om best
a u d son .H ugh of Underw ood,
W ashington are spending a few
days w ith Mrs. C om best’s m other
who Is confined to h er bed
Miss M arian F arrell, county ex
tension agent, spoke to the T alen t
E xtension unit. Wt .dnesday M ar­
I?*
^ e i r all-day session, in
1
A potluck luncheon was served
a t noon. The business m eeting
was held in the afternoon.
M. R. B arn ett, local feed stor
p ro p rieto r has bought the in te r­
est of R. H. A nderson, th e other
ow ner of the business.
Linoleum & Shade
Shop
VFW To Elect
New Officers
V eterans of F oreign W ar m em ­
bers and au x iliary m em bers will
• .eet T h u rsd ay evening, M arch
13, to elect new officers for the
new year. Mrs. A da B ouldin is
the p resen t p re sid e n t of the a u x i­
liary, and Jack B urdell is th e V.
e. W . president.
Mrs. Mollie Dover, d istrict p re ­
sident, will be p resen t for the
T hru sd ay evening m eeting and
au d it th e books for the past year.
33 Oak S t
• Linoleum L aying
• Floor Coverings
• N ew and Used Furniture
• Venetian Blinds
• Stoves and Ranges
Carl P. Wyeong
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DELLVIEW TEEN AGE
CLUB WILL MEET FRIDAY
N ext m eeting of the B ellview
Teen age club w hich is sponsored
by th e B ellview grange will be
M arch 14. The group m eets each
second F rid ay of every m onth.
Chiropractic ..
Health Clinic
308 N. Main
Phone 4371
A shland
t-
T here was a little man
AND HE WOOED A LITTLE MAW
A nd he
said , “L ittle
M aid
WILL YOU WED, WED, WED,
GIVE HIM
YOUR PICTURE
The niceit gift you can
give is your own pic­
ture, especially when
it’s a lovely portrait
by . . .
Memory
Lane Studio
Telephone 21847 - 214 E. Main
Ashland
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
North Main and Laurel St.
The S unday School is grow ing
in atten d an ce and in interest,
and the pupils in every d e p a rt­
m ent are giving atten tio n to the
S criptures w hich are intended to
im press upon them the L enten
Season and E aster lesson#. T he
m orning serm on is at 11 o clock
on the subject, "B arnabas, A C on­
secrated Laym an." T he chon u n ­
d er direction of Mrs. Bill W eber
w ith Mrs. F ran k D avis at the o r­
gan w ill fu rn ish special music.
The V esper service is at 5 p.m.
at w hich tim e the pastor will give
the serm on on the subject, "W at­
ch and P ray .”
This is preluded
by a half hour of gospel singing
and prayer.
t
„
The M ethodist Y outh F ellow ­
ship m eets in the L ittle C hapel
for w orship at l>:15 p.m. H ere is
CHATELAINE .
Aga Old Custom
for Her Costume
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