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Southern Oregon News Review, Ashland, Thurs., Nov. 18, 1948 Bible School 9:45 a.m. Assembly of God much of the world as the Jews Meridith Speaks Morning Service 11:00 u.m. seek to establish a nation for 485 Siskiyou Blvd. Sermon, “The Earth Is The I "The Church of Continuous R< Here Dee. 3, 4, & 5 themselves in that land. The Lord's.” struggle to establish this new vlval" John L. Meredith, w e l l nation, Israel, und the results al O. W. KUngshelm, Minister Junior Church, 11:00 for the known news commentator and ready accomplished uprooting Telephone 2-2786 children. analyst over Chicago stations, the desert are shown in In' motion Friday night Faith und Victory editor of the weekly newspaper Christian Endeavor, 6:30 p.m Service, 7:30 p.m pictures, and Mr. Meredith says THE BIBLE AND THE NBW8 for Juniors, Teen-agers, and the these pictures make the news Sunday Services: Young People. which correlates world news and Bible school, classes for all the Bible, has been engaged to from Palestine more reul to all Evening service, 7:30 p.m. Ser ages. 9:45 a.m. Subject: "Joseph speak in Assembly of God who see them.” mon, "The Parable of the Chil and His Brothers." rB Z S W D B C I U 1 C I Flinieu, Supt. Mrs. Henry Metz dren Who Would Not Play." Church, December 3, 4, & 5th. Morning 11 a.m P a a to r, I r w i n P. A lg e r land Margie Barker In charge of Midweek Service, Wed. 7 00 p. Music by Worship, "Uncle John,” as he is i.imll 9 45 S u nd ay school as usual. the choir. I Primary Department. 10.00 a in. B ib le School larly known to radio listeners in m. 11:00 a m . W o rs h ip service. Assembly of God Hour KW'.N the Middle West Is to bring h Worship service at 11 a m. Ser The Christians Hour, KWIN 1 p.m. '.0 0 p.m . C h ris tia n E n d e a v o r Message subject "Apostolic lecture or series of lectures on 8:00 p.m. P ra is e and W o rs h ip . mon by the minister "The Stab 9:00 a.m. Sunday. Ministry." W edr.e s 00 p.m. P r a y e r m eet. current events and the Bible. ility of the Kingdom.” Lois Mil, Union Thanksgiving Service, if C. A. Vesper service, 6:30 p.m Courtesy of "The Siskiyou'" ler Windsor wll sing “Tnanks Be Ashland churches, 10:30 a.m. Dr. r iB S T P K 1 1 C B o r C XB 18T, Evening Evangelistic Service at Who's Who Among Students In b e lS W T X S T To God” by Dickson. Ti.e choir E P. Boiden, minister of the < 30 p.m. Specials—Instrumental l't rieer Avenue. S o u th American Colleges has released .’.ock. s u b je c t. A dam s and F a lle n will sing “Prayer of Thf-nksglv- Congregational church, speaker. and vocal. Music by the orches Man. name*» of seven students at SOC ing tra u o ld e n T e x t: G enesis 2 .6 -7 . T h e re whose names will appear in the w en t up a m is t fro m th e e a rth , and Tuesday 10 to 12 a.m. Prayer Pilgrim Fellowship 6 30 p.m. - Firsl Church of Christ. Scientist w a te re d th e w h o le face o f the publication. "Who's Who" i-nii service also 7:30 p.m. Devotional and | Pioneer Avenue, South ground, and b re a th e d in to h is nos at the church. tains the names of outstanding Wednesday orchestra, 7 p. m. t r ils th e b re a th o t lif e ; and m an discussion period will be follow-1 Sunday morning service at 11 becam e a liv in g soul. student leaders from campuses ed by a social hour. (o’clock. Subject: Soul and Body. Choir 7:45 pm. S u n d ay S c h o o l a SO a m . Note: Coming. Uncle John throughout the nation. " eunesday e v e n in g m e e tin g , w hich Thanksgiving service will be< Golden Text: Psalms 86:4. Re ■nludes te s tim o n ie s of C h ris tia n Meredith of Chicago, Illinois for joice the soul of thy servant: for Those listed from SOC were A1 held in the Church of Christ at - le iu e h ea lin g , is held a t s o'clock Noted news ■uing room open d a il) fro m 2 10 a.m. Thursday morning. Barnhart, Camas Valley; Bob This unto thee, O Lord, do I lift up December 3, 4, 5. commentator and analyst. -• p in except S u nd ays and h o ll Bench, Jacksonville; Dorothy is a Union Service. Special music my soul. oa A welcome awaits you at all Rev. Klingsheim explains that Howry, Klamath Falls; Gloria will be part of the program.. Dr. — o- Wednesday evening meeting, services. Mr. Meredith uses up-to-the- Lusby, PSrtland; Calvin Middle- TA LE M T M E T B O D H I CHO 1CB Borden is the preacher of the which Includes testimonies of 11.00 M orn in g w o rsh ip . M essa g e minute news-reel type motion Christian Science healing. Is held In Jackson county, according to • to E v e n in g Service. P re s en ted bv Thanksgiving sermon. pictures to illustrate Ins talks on ton, Grants Pass; William (Joe) lie Y oung People under the le a d e r at 8 o’clock. Viola Merwin has charge of the R. B. Hammond, the Pacific Tele ship ot K om ona Cold w e ll and W a l affairs and the Bible, and Tobin, Portland; Del Yuntis, of lace M c N a ir . Reading room open dally from phone and Telegraph company's world children's nursery down stairs that these pictures have an edu Klumath F a l l s ; und Gordon ■ 2 to 5 p.m. except Sundavs and 1945-49 real and personal prop cational valu during worship service. .• R . all who are at Neidegh, De'wood. The Congregational Church holidays. er'y tax is $100,, 104, with the all Interested in present events. 717 Siskiyou Boulevard First Church of Christ The public is cordially invited discount for prompt payment, ‘Palestine, for instance," Suva'. M is s Rita Sallee, Portland, Or. Evart P. Borden, Minister Second and B Streets to attend these services, and to which compares with $25,682 in Rev. KUngshelm "is regarded asps a house guest of the E. E. Sunday school 9:45 a.m. Margie Earl F. Downing, Minister use the Reading Room. a land of unusual interest to I Parker family, 623 Normal ave. Church i Announcements ‘Who’s Who’ Picks Seven From SOC I PLAZA FRIDAY'S DRUG STORE CANDY SHOP GARAGE BABY SHOP DRESS SHOP MEN’S STORE SHOE STORE AUTO SUPPLIES HOME SUPPLIES CAFES SHOP THE PLAZA ALWAYS ’> ASHLAND AUTO PARTS Friday Luncheon SPECIAL 60c Plaza Cafe SPECIAL STATIONERY SPECIAL Cake Donuts 55c per dozen LETTERHEADS Pound Fudge 4 Different Kinds . . Whole Wheat - Chocolate Plain - Spica Regular 80c . . Now 50c Candyland HEWS REVIEW Rolling Pin Donut Shop SPOTLIGHTS Busy Toe Shoes Regular $22.50 Regular 2.99 . . now 1.99 McNAIR BROS. NOW, INSTALLED $18.00 Sizes 4 to 9 FRIDAY SURPRISE REXALL DRUG STORE 43 North Main Phone 4751 Busch Motor Company Brown and White 75c BLUE GRANITE Combination ROASTERS Fire Extinguisher and Tire Inflater S P E C IA L ! Holds 12-pound turkey Regular $4.50 value . .N o w $3.80 Regular price $5.95 . . . Now $2.95 S L IP S Regular 5.95 . . . Now 3.95 100 Per cent Pure Maple Sugar Vermont Candy 15c to $1.25 per box SPECIAL! 100 Per cent Pure Maple Syrup—Pints—85c North Main Hardware 89 North Main Phone 5101 FOR QUICK AND EFFICIENT SHOE REPAIR No job too small or too large Cherny’s Shoe Service 76 North Main Street LITHIA MOTORS W ALT DeBOER Chrysler-Plymouth Dealer on the Plaza Regular $1.00 BULBS Beautiful Flower* for Spring at Baby Town Rosemary’s Excel Dress Shoppe Kay Gorst f Good Lunch SINK FIXTURES Universal, Chrome-plated Swing Spout Regular $9.45 Friday only $5.45 BOB’S LUNCH Marshall-Wells 11 North Main Ashland Home Supply Store STEP-ON GARBAGE CANS Regular $1.39 . . . Now 89c The Metropolitan Radio Phono AM — Change 10 or 12 records — FM Regular $261.50 . . . Surprise $221.50 Open until 8 p.m. for those who cannot get in earlier PURE VIRGIN 100% <9 Wool Shirts Black Bear Brand Regular 8.25 value Now $6.95 Us© our BUDGET PLAN For Plaza Friday’s Surprise only Your FIRESTOHE Store 25 East Main “It’s Silly To Be Chilly” Phone 4011 TEC ROGUE SUOR • I1OIMS IO» Next door to the bank PHON F 2 2501 Open Evenings Shop the Plaza Fridays for Money Saving Values 6? u r Mi'N