Southern Oregon miner., March 17, 1949, Image 6

News Review, Ashland. Oregon, Thursday, Manch «y, 1949
‘On The Bridge At Midnight,’ Senior
Play Rehearsals Now Being Held
Church
N e w s
Once again the villianous \ ditan has been foiled by the hardi hero,
tor the the Senior Play is underway, rehearsals are booming, the cast has
been picked by Director Ralph Wood, and stage equipment is being
pushed here and there by staff members.
Arney, program chairman. and
Dione Tucker, publicity chair­
man. N uu Graber, president of
Beta Tri-Hi-Y, which is sponsor­
ing the dance lias announced that
a trophy will be awarded to the
best couple In an elimination
dance which will tie judged by
faculty members.
The events of truck season
have been announced by Frunk CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
717 Siskiyou Blvd.
O'Neil. There ure nine meets al­
Evart P. Borden, Minister
together which Ashland will at
Sunday school 9:45 am . Mai
tend, but there is only one relay
at Ashland with Klamath Fulls jorie Fllnieu, Supt. Mis. Barker
except for the Lions Carnival and Mrs. Metz In charge of the
prlmury department Mrs Larkin
May 8.
Two Hollanders presented the Grubb, teacher of the Bible class
last national assembly program Mrs. Bertha Borden, teacher of
the young married people's class.
on Tuesday, March 15
Church Service 11:00 a.m. Ser­
Henry Metz, sophomore, is on
a three-weeks vacation with his mon. There Is A Place.
parents in Hawaiia.
Mens meeting Sunday evening
Dr. McAliley heads progrum.
Mi's. Kenover, Compton, Calif­
ornia. is visiting Mr and Mrs
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST
Wayne Campbell, and Mr and
Second and B Streets
Mrs. Ed Fallon, Pearl street Mrs.
Karl
F Downing. Minister
Kenover is Mrs Campbell's and
Bible
School, 9:45 a.m. Tern-
Mrs. Fallon's mother.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Metz are P*rnnce talk bv Judge Nelle
vacationing In Hawaii.
Burns.
from Ashland Hi
Rosemary Ring
The play “On the Bridge • ’ | ~
Having class meetings, com­
Midnight” 19th century meh i
Jeanette Kinney
mittees to select a motto, flower,
drama In three acts, bv Brur- ,
Assistant Director
and colors, being measured by
o _ j
,
.
Jeanette Kinney, senior, will
Brandon, has the typical plot 1 1 be assistant director for this bij. Veiuta Roberson for caps and
which Horatic Walnright, nob event of the early spring activ gow ns are all senior activities In
and heroic, marries the beaut; ities of AHS. The Natonall Thes preparation for graduation which
ful Queenle DeLorme, a lad pian Society has furnished mo* have been taking place recently.
The dance honoring Saint Pat
with a past not to be publicized of the staff members from the
rick
and the wearing of the green
Mrs. Walnright is a wealthy
standing committes.
which
will take place March 18
ciety woman and resents he.
Is
being
well planned by Nancy
The cast of characters indue
son’s choice of mate. No soon*
is Queenle settled in the ho i e Horatio Wainright, Den Kei
ger: Mrs. BUlingsly Billings,
hold of the Wainright’s thai Mrs. Walnright, Margaret W
ciety matron,
Barbara Kent
Mervyn Parsons appears. Hov ner: Eunice Wainright, you.u
Maybelle Billings, her stutiern.
does Queenie triumph when 1 and innocent daughter. Dee N
daughter. Paula Ostrander; Dbr
threatens to expose her? .......
many Minervia Courtenay ».
Horne ,in love with Hora!
The many-character cast li termined to remain a spinst«
Rosemary Ring; Mervyn Fs
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eludes actors to give the scene Shirley Damon; Halstead, W r
John ance. Jack Frost, wt.
variety and comedy Insuring th. right butler, Lloyd Bunn*
sesses a Southern accent. 1 ;
audience an evening of fun Ap Queenie, Cecelia McCarley; Gyp ! Haight: Joe North, an unexp-
ril 29 in the senior high gyr sv Heather. Queenle’s falthf ed arrival Ken Wiikinm."
on an Elizabethean period stag, yong friend
Barham Mess-
p,.nm The Roqu,‘. N‘e
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i Announcements
Morning Service, 11:00 a.m.
Sermon, ”A Steeple for the
Church.”
Junior church, 11 00 a.m. for
ttu- children.
Christian Endeavor, 0:30 p.m.
for junior* and young people.
Evening Service, 7:30 p.m. Ser
moil "la tlie Bible a Catholic
Book"? or How we got tlie Bible "
The Christian's H ot . KW1N, at
9:00 a.m. Sunday.
Midweek Service, Wed. 7:30 p.
Hl.
First Church of Christ, S c ie n tia l
Pioneer Avenue, South
Sunday, March 13, 1949
Sunday morning aervlce at 11
o'clock. Subject: SUBSTANCE.
Golden Text; Hebrews 11:1.
Now faith is the substance of
tilings hoped for, the evidence of
tilings not seen.
Sunday School at 9:30 a.m.
Wednesday
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at 8 oclock.
Heading Room open dally from
2 to 5 p.m. except Sundays and
holidays.
The public is cordially invited
to attend these services, and to
SO C W ilf Not Be
Swallowed!’ Says
Dr. Stevenson
ed on the subject, stated that al
though the law states that anj
college may institute primary ed
ucatlon. both O.S.C. and the U. o.
O. have stated that they will not
except as a graduate course.
"Marylhunt,” Stevenson said
"does offer a course in primary
education and Lewis and Clark
may if they can get support Any
school teaching primary educa­
tion must meet standards of the
Association of American Teach­
ers Colleges and also the aland.
arda set by the State Board of
Higher Education. Standards In­
clude, a training school with e-
nough Instructors so that each
instructor has at» or
prac­
tice teacher* a library contain­
ing at least 3500 primary educa­
tion books and at least thr—
structors with doctor’s degree*.
This would cost a school from 25
to 35 thousand dollars which
would tend to discourage meet
schools from Initiating primary
education. Frankly,” he added,
we don’t have to worry, because
even if Lewis and Clark were to
meet the requirements and init­
iate primary education. It would
have very little effect upon us
due to the fact that we have only
12 students from Portland in
school at this time.
’ However." Dr. Stevenson con­
cluded, “the fact that other
schools can, if they meet the re­
quirements, offer courses In pri­
mary education, does give us a
basis for the argument of mak­
ing SOC a four-year college of
libetal arts and secondary edu­
cation.”
Commenting on a story
effect that the "Big Coll*
Oregon were planning to
departments of Primary
tlon Dr. Elmo Stevenson,
dent of Southern Oregon
this week stated that In h;
•on Southern Oregon
would not become a vi*
College" expansion.
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