^Southern Oregon New, Review, Ashland, Oregon, Thursday, October n , , 948
Church
1 Announcements
S O R O P T IM IS T S W IL L
H O LD R U M M A G E SALE
w ill lie held Satin day, (M o b
ut the Mua<-h Motoi coni|
Ashlund Suropllinl s t a p| y
Used Cu, Sides Hoorn. Lot
members ure sponsoring u cooked of the snip is ill N in th Mull
food und rummage sale which Church.
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p ra y e r fu r
the sick
lU e s d a y
n ig h t. S p ecial s e rv ic e
. lu u n g people on F r id a y n ig h t.
717 S is k iy o u B lv d
E v a r t P. B orden. M ln ia te r
Sunday School. 8:45 am . Marjorla
i lim e u , S u pl------ M rs . H e n r y M ela
Groceries
Cut Meats
Fresh Fruits
I I 00 M o rn in g w o rs h ip
M essage
7 45 levellin g Service. P resen ted by
the Voting People m ille r the le a d e r
ship o f Hom ona F o h lw r ll und W u l
lace M c N a ir.
r iB B T C M U B C X O I C K B IB T
B a rl F. D o w n in g , MUalater
Bible School. 9 45 a in. ('la s se s fin
Primary Supt.
a ll ages.
S unday Uchool. 9:45 a m . M a r jo r ie
M
o rn in g S ervice, I l 00 u.m . S e r
l-lin le u . .superintendent.
mon. " I l e t e s the C h u rc h , and H e re
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•'««riling
w o rs h ip .
Serm on a re the People."
R e w a rd s in the K in g d o m "
J u n io r C h urch . I I 00 a.m . fo r the
P ilg r im F e llo w s h ip 6:30 p.m L e a d
h ild ren under Junior hifch «ge
e r M rs. H orde..
P .o g r a n ” and " e -
c’ hriM tian E n d e a v o r. 7 00 p m
fre s h in e iits fo llo w d evo tio ns.
E v e n in g S ervice 7 to p.m. Serm on
P ilg r im S tu d y F lu b m e e ts a t the H u is " 1’
f” r
ln s « n c tlfle d
ch u rc h W ednesday 2 p.m .
T o p i,
fo r s tu d y is the C o u n try o f Turey
M id w e e k S e rv ic e . W ed. 9:00 p m
T h e C h ris tia n s H o m . 9 On
Sunday K W I N .
T U I M XTXO DZBT C X U B C K
New industries can’t come to Oregon now if they use
large am ounts of electric power. T here’s an actual
power shortage in the state.
W hy haven’t more power dams been built? One
big reason is an obsolete Oregon law th at discourages
building of hydroelectric plants by power companies.
R o b e rt
The last state legislature corrected the law th a t is
M c lly e n i.a ,
M in is te r
9.15 a.m. Y o u th C horus.
11ns d ire c tin g
s„pt4 i S u nd ay School. A. O.
holding up Oregon s progress. It m ade Oregon power
laws conform to the Federal Power Act. T he vote
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Vegetables
l i . o n a .m . M o rn in g W o rs h ip se r-!. Ken Williams,
C entral Point
moil (le t t in g F re e I'r o m F e a r '
bought
Vic’s
Cpmera
shop from
5 p in
In te rm e d ia te M T F A lle n e
In lo w . a d v is o r.
« o e i.e Vic Noel, October 15. Williams,
« 45 p ill. S e n io r Y o u th G ro u p
who has Wen working for the
i:3o p.m. W o rs h ip s e rv ic e in past four years a ‘ A nders Photo
c h a rg e o f young peZ/pie
Now the modernized hydroelectric
to the people for approval, in the
form of Referendum 306.
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Full Line o f
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T U a CO W Q BBQATIO W AX O g U B C B
DON’T PUT UP THIS SIGN!
was 70 to 20!
o b b ib t .
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C h u rc h W it h A I J v i I
H ionaer A venue, Mouth
Measuge'*
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S u bject
lio c t r liie o f Atone
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G ro w in g B ib le School. 9:4& a m
. o f Ilian care n o t t o be i i i l l i l x t r i <*<l
M o rn in g W o ra h lp , I I on u.in.
I unto, hut to iiiin ls te r , and to g iv e
M u s ic by »’ hoir.
life a ra iiM iiu fo r m any.
S p e c ial B ta n g e lle tlc s e rv ic e b eg in
Sunday School a JV a.in.
ning Sunday O c to b e r 24 ut 7 30 p m
W ednesday e v e n in g m e e tin g , w hich
am i
each n ig h t
th e r e a fte r
except includes
te s tim o n ie s
of
C h rls tiu n
S a tu rd a y .
Science h ealin g. Is held a t S o'clock 1
B ev. Itobby C la rk , a y o u n g Kvan
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room
open
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H o m e r B illin g s .
M e 306 (Xj M f
T B IB W D B
— for electric progress
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P a s to r. I r w i n P. A lg e r
9:43 S u n d a y school as u su al
10:00 a m. B ib le School
11:00 a.m . W o rs h ip service.
7.00 p.m C h ris tia n E n d e a v o r
8:00 p.m . P ra is e and W o rs h ip .
' , Signal Corps.
. Mr. and Mrs. Williams are pre
s e n tly living In an apartm ent at
the rear of the store. They have
been residents of C entral Point.
W ilhams stated that he plan-
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PHOENIX. OREGON
RE-ELECT
frank J.
VAN DYKE
City of Portland, Oregon
OFFICE OF THE MAYOR
Earl Riley. Mayor
REPUBLICAN NOM INEE FOR
Mr. J. Q. Adams
City Recorder
Ashland, Oregon
STATE REPRESENTATIVE
Dear Quincy:
ra th J i ,m frreCrn Uy T * tO my attention th a ‘ V<>u are experiencing some
c a ^ t o X ™
m e X
UniUS,“ ied COmpe,1“ ° n ,o r ,he p“ 1,ion *
It is indeed unfortunate that political thinking sometimes causes the people
“ o«ice to
servants of the people have dedicated them selves in the
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cont n u o ^ lv f t Th
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? President of num erous organizations almost
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e,ghteen years, I think I am in a good position to
judge quality, efficiency, honesty and loyalty to public service of the officials
o i f i u l s ’w hh t X S? \nHa POSitlOnr
m ake COmparlsons <* our outstanding
State Finance r >ffi ° f
States' 1 refer t0 my connections w ith the Oregon
btate Finance Officers Association, of which you have long been a m em ber
u2dth° Wh k h ,y ° U i aVC madC m any valuable contributions in helping to build
C R ilt Tha r a
° f PUbUC afflCla,S dealing in finance: the League ol Oregon
dhnU a’n J he An* riean Municipal Association In which there are close to Un
publw ofitotol, „ I d , whom , have ever had contac, ■ , / my
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Ash “nd sl?ould ,eel ,a v°™d that you are willing to m ake the sacrifice
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From
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JACKSON
COUNTY
L
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general
ELECTION, NOV. 2
1
V*n Dyke h it served well
♦he inlereot of Jackson County
tor three consecutive terms of
O f • f o n ' s Legislature, This
County NEEDS his ability and
judgment at the State
Cgpftol.
KEEP AN
EXPERIENCED MAN ON THE JOB
Ven Dyke for Representative Committee, Mrs. Bert B Lowry, Sec'y.
A ' ,
Z J m ib r s M iu
I sincerely hope that the voters will show their appreciation again as thev
KAnd,
PaSt’ 3? d rCtaln 3 g° ° d PUblk servant in
person of J q ’ Adams
K indest personal regards.
■ »x
n a a m i.
Wedding Anniversary
Earl
MAYOR
FOR RECORDER
Joe Marsh
How to Celebrate Your
Sincerely yours,
Vote 6« ¡X James Q. Adams
an wheie I s it ...
Pd. Political advertisem ent
Adams for Recorder Committee
The “Dutch” Millers celebrated
• heir Tin Wedding Anniversary
Saturday. Everything had to lie tin.
hoiks even ate off tin plates, and
drank coffee out of tin cups.
missus have got along together—
in their policy of live-and-let-live,
with never a criticism of each
other’s differences in taste.
When it was time to drink a
toast to the “bride and groom,”
out came the final tough: ice cold
beer in cans. And come the Millers’
15th anniversary (Glass) I expect
we 11 be toasting them with spar
kling beer in bottleii
From where I sit, it’s due to two
things: Temperance — as that mod-
erate preference for lieer suggests,
and Tolerance— for th e ir own
differences of opinion — and for the
lastes of others, whether applied
«o beer, to politics, or how to cele
brate an anniversary.
And I gouldn’t help thinking
that there was a lesson for married
folks In the way Dutch and his
Cuerright, 1948, U nittd Statet Drvuert ¡•'vundution
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