Southern Oregon miner., March 31, 1949, Image 5

A<hl*nd’
Announcements
rin«T
church o r C hrist Born Blind.”
»•cuod and B Street*
The C hristian’* Hour, KWIN at
0 00 a.m. hnnday.
K«ri F. Downing. Minuter
Midweek Service. Wed 7:30 p
B ibb School. 0:45 c m . Tom-
poranc« talk by Judg. N ell. I m.
F lrtl Church ol Christ. Bcientlrt
B u r«,
Pioneer Avenue. South
Morning Service, ll.oo a.m
morning service at 11
Sermon, "Ea*ter and Baptism” I , Sunday
Sunduy niorning
loir under
Anthem by the choir
under the
thei I ° .. . , Sub^ • ct;
- - Unreality.
---------—z»
L . GoWen tcxt
M ,r c h
1». »949
NEWS
FROM
TALENT
M. Barnett Sells
A -II.
direction of Glenn Matthews
Junior church. 11 00 a m
Thundrr.
IV
IV
Youth Center To Be
Redecorated Soon
Talent Business
Talent, March 30 — "Monty
Barnett, who has owned the Tal­
ent Feed Store for the past three
years, has sold his business to
Harry Stebbler and Neil Stock
brand
The new owners will take pos­
session on April 1.
_
Parties Slated
Talent, March 30 — Leaders of
the Youth Groups in Talent at a For Talent Kids
I are having a party Saturday af-
l ternoun at the Youth Center.
Donna Jennings, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Evert Jennlnga, is
recent meeting, decided to do the
I^bnt, March 30 — The Camp- visiting her grandmother at For­
work of redecorating the Youth ^re ^ r*8 “nd Girl and Boy tuna, California, nurlng splng va-
i~u_ I Scouts will all be present at an tation.
Center throovh
through v<,i,,r.»—.
volunteer labor.
Frieda Patrick has been ill
Material will be purchased for April Fool party Friday evening,
with pneumonia for the last ten
the job.
* K« April 1st at the city hall.
days, although she is recovering
11» «5, 104
GIRL 8COUTS TO COOK
Tulent, March 30 — Talent Girl
Scouts will practice cooking thia
Saturday afternoon at a meeting
which will b<- held at the Ern­
est Jennings home
Mrs Jen­
meeting, nings is leader of the group.
Ih° U hMt de“11 weJ1 WItb thy
the c h ild r e n ^ * ’ ” '*
for -ervant, O Lord, according unto
C hristian Endeavor 6 30 n m 1?*^ Word’ Through thy precepts
for junior» and young people
L f* 1
therefore. I
Evening
wrvice
7
n
m
\
very
ialse
way
---- ,,rvK e- 7 30 P- m-l Sunday School at 8:30 a.m.
Sermon, "The Sign of the Man
under’t‘‘ntUni.
T
Wednesday evening
which
includes testim onies
of
Christian Science healing, is held CARD P A R T Y W IL L B E
HELD FRIDAY. APRIL 1
at 8 o’clock.
I »dent, March 30 —- First card
Beading Koon, open dally from
2 to 5 p.m. except Sundays and party of the coming month of
holidays.
April will be held Friday, April
The public Is cordially invited 1 It Is sponsored by the Talent
to attend these services.
Parents Teachers Association.
--- -----It - ■
— . _
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
717 Siskiyou Blvd.
Evart P. Borden, Minister
Sunday School 9.30, Margie
March 30 —
— i-acnes
Ladies o of
Flineau, superintendent.
Notice,. Talent,,
L
the time is set forward fifteen th<* Tn,ent Community club are
minutes to give more time for sponsoring a masquerade dance
class work. Two adult Bible class this Saturday evening, April 2, at
es a senior and junior high the Talent city hall
school
group and intermediate
purchase a t 810.00
Prizes will be awarded for the
group meets upstairs. The pri­
wa will pay cab fare mary department meets down best costumes.
stairs.
Laura Millage, who accompan
Worship service at 11 a.m. Ser-
mO? : Th<? Meanlnk of "My Gos­ ied the Accordiana band on their
pel." Special music by the choir recent trip to San Francisco,
Pilgrlm Fellowship meets at stayed down there with her fath­
8:30 at the church Sunday night.
er for spring vacation. She will
Lots of Free Parking
Seven-Seventeen club meets at
the church at 8 o'clock Sunday come home with him when he
night.
returns for the week end.
Trustees meet at the parsonage
-
ASHLAND
Monday night at 8 p.m
COLOR CENTER
Fashion show and Silver Tea
In the social rooms from 2:30
MOVED
to 4 30 p.m Tuesday, April 5.
*•38 lews
Phone 3-3801
Masquerade Dance
In Talent April 2
5* ”***
from Boulevard Mkt.
C. A. Schumerloffle has pur-
I chased the R. C Wood property J
|on the old highway south of
town.
Special
BUILD OREGON
$12.50 Value
STOCKMAN HAT
TOGETHER !
$6*95
SPORT SHIRTS
Factory Irregulars
’
$4.00
«
Protect The Trade-In Value
There’s lots lo do!...Tell
us how we can best serve
you and your community
of Y ew Oar p-
Of course you want to get the
best trade-in” price possible on
your old car when you buy your
new one. Now is the time for
spring conditioning and tune up
service to put it in top shape for
warm weather driving. Bring in
your winter weary car to us. We
will service it to run its best and
look its best. Drive in today . . .
tomorrow
Clyde fd. Caton
GARAGE
(Siskiyou Boulevard and Indiana Street)
AT THE KLAMATH JUNCTION
Thia bank helps bund Oregon by contributing
» the success of its people— fam ily by fam ily,
farm by farm, business by business. We mamrcU
complete banking services fo r you in 60 h —U
kig offices throughout Oregon. Let us show you
bow these services can help you. L e f t
Oregon together!
ASHLAND BRANCH
FIRST
N A T IO N A L B A N K
OF P O R T L A N D
•$.:r
n
M m