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ASHLAND, JACKSi1
COUNTY,Thuriday, April 14, 194«,
Volume 16, Number 6
Easter Sunrise Services and Evening Concert Scheduled
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Senior High School
Gets Accreditization
TO A STM ISTR ESSES SPONSOR
DON H A Y N E S A PPEA R A N C E
U N IT E D CHOIRS W IL L
PRESENT "HOLY C IT Y "
Plans for the inujor sunrise
Don Haynes, Marvel Man, a p - : ’The Holy City’’ will be pre
The Ashlund senior high school
service celebrutirig Easter were
has received notice that in all re
peared
before an
appreciative sented by the United Choirs of
completed today, Dale Harmon, spects it is fully accedlted by the
| audience of two hundred veter- Ashland at the Ninth Annual Eas
Jr. C ham ber of Commerce chair Northwest Association of Second-
man in charge of the affair a n dary and high schools Thi rat
; ans, Tuesday afternoon at the ter Concert, Sunday at 8 00 p.m.
nounced. The Jr. C ham ber in con ing is in addition to the S tan d
Camp White Domilialary center. »1 the First M ethodist church.
Junction with the Ashland M in ards of the State D epartm ent of
His appearance was arranged Glenn M atthews is the director
isterial association is sponsoring Education. This m eans th a t the
by Lottie Ransdell, Camp W hite and Annabel Davis is organist
the services which will be held local high school is m eeting the
“The Holy City” was w ritten
at the Shakespearean theatre, standards of curricular offerings
chairm an for the Lithia Toast
Sunday morning at 0:30 a.m.
m
istress
club.
The
women
speak
by
Alfred R. Gaul.
Complete
teacher preparation and teacher
In th e end of th e sab b ath , a« it began to
The Rev. J. C. G reen of the load. Local school officials were
ers will sponsor entertainm ent, program for the evening is as
dawn to w ard th e f ir s t day of th e week, cam e
Free M ethodist church will bring pleased to get this report from
and recreational programs. Mrs. follow, : “Contem plation” the in-
the Easter message. O thers who the Northw est Association.
. Ransdell is, also Cam p White
M
ary
M
agdalene
an
d
th
e
o
th
e
r
M
ary
to
see
will take part in the program will
(chairm an for the Legion A uxil troduction from “The Holy City,’’
be: The Rev. Earl Downing who
th e sepulchre. And, behold, th e re w as a g re a t
i a r y who spon-ors philanthropic played by -Mrs. J. W. McCoy. The
will give the Enster prayer; Ray
work. She has been accredited by Rev. E. P. Borden will give the
e a rth q u a k e fo r th e angel of th e L ord d e
Fletcher, who will read the scrip
the Veterans adm inistration for 1 invocation,
tures; The Rev, A. J Edwards
scended from heaven, and cam e and roiled
this work.
'
No —
Shadows Yonder" Clifford
who will give the invocation; and
back
th
e
ston
e
from
th
e
door,
and
s
a
t
upon
Williams
and the choir; “My Saul
the Rev George Schum an who
Vern Smith, who will take ov
is
A
t
h
i
r
t for God,” Williams;
it.
will give the benediction
er the duties of chief of police of
“At
Eventide
It Shall Be L ight,”
Lawrence Powell will be at the Ashland Friday morning, stated
double
trio
composed
of Zola Pe-
And
th
e
angel
answ
ered
and
said
u
n
to
th
e
organ for the services and vocal today that no changes were be
j ters, H attie Litw iller, Florence
music will lie presented by the ing considered in the personnel
women, H e ar not ye: fo r I know th a t ye seek
¡Allen, Madge Mitchell, Lottie
Senior and Junior high school of the police departm ent.
Mrs.
John
S.
Day,
Jackson
McGee, and Jeannette Kinney;
Jesus,
w
hich
w
as
crucified.
For
the
present.
Sm
ith
said,
choruses under the direction of
county chairm an for the c u rr e n t: “They That Saw In Tears,’’ choir;
Herb Hayes will continue as as
Donald E. Davis.
campaign of the Am erican Can- “Eye Hath Not Seen," Marie
He is not h ere: fo r he is risen, as he said.
In charge of the affair for the sistant chief of police. Carl J e n
cer Society, was advised today Bjorlie; “For Thee, O Dear, Dear
Junior Cham ber of Commerce nings, who had been m entioned
Come, see th e place w here th e L ord lay.
that the society allocated $3,200,- Country,” choir; and “Thine Is
has been Harmon. Assisting him by Mayor Tom W illiams as an
000
to various cancer research the Kingdom,” choir.
assistant
chief,
will
continue
on
are W ilbur Kesterson, seating;
And go quickly, and tell his disciples th a t
projects
throughout the United 1 Following the first p art of the
traffic
work
and
will
be
placed
Jim Glenn, public address; Ken
States
in
1948.
program announcem ents and an
in
charge
of
the
traffic
d
e
p
a
rt
he
is
risen
from
th
e
d
ead
;
and,
behold,
he
Jones, organ; Rill Yates, D enial
Mrs. Day was inform ed th at I offertory prayer will be present-
Troop, and Vic Stew art, transpor ment.
goeth before you in to G alilee; th e re sh all ye
Sm ith stated that In his o p in -]l
the research allocations from ed by the Rev. Earl Downing.
tation; Leo Zipan, decorations
. .
• Mrs. McCoy will play “A dora
Ion
the
police
departm
ent
was
an
funds raised .. by ....
the society
in
see him : lo, I have told you. And th e y de
and Rod Smith, music.
office of public service and th at
1948 were completed recently tion” as an offertory num ber.
p a rte d quickly from th e sepulchre w ith fe a r
P art two of “The Holy City”
this would be emphasized.
when 205 applications for grants-
will
follow w ith “A New Heav
Clarence Williams, form er chief
in-aid
and
45
applications
for
and g re a t jo y ; and did run to b rin g h is d is
en and ~ a —
New
E arth
of police, leaves Friday m orning
fellowships were approved.
7 —
... ”, , Donald
ciples word.
M atthew 28:1-2, 5-8
on a two week leave of absence
Details
of
the
grants-in-aid
ai ls and choir; Let the Heav-
SOC's Red Raider baseball before his resignation takes e f
have not been publicly announc- e— Rejoide,
double
choir;
learn will be ham pered by hav- fect.
“These Are They Which Come,”
ed
as
yet,
Mrs.
Day
said,
but
in
..“g “no breaks” as far as home A nother city employee who will
dications are that some Oregon Erma Berg; “They Shall H unger
games are concerned. The series take his leave of absence begin
scientists will participate. There No More,” Zola Peters and Madge
with Chicc Stab ‘n *»«• played ning Friday is Howard Oden,
are several promising research Mitchell; “List! The Cherubic
nere May 14. will be the only who has been superintendent of
¡projects
under way in Oregon Host, ’ Donald Davis, Zola Peters
Home games.
and women’s chorus; and “G reat
streets. O den’s resignation is ef
Bad Tolz Gemany, Mar. 25— and it is reasonable to believe and M arvelous Are Thy W orks”
Coach A1 Simpson stated that fective the same time as Wi]
they
will
receive
help
from
the
■t is a little early in the season Hams’.
by the choir.
'A young ex-sailor from Ashland, society, Mrs. Day stated.
to m ake predictions of possible
<
.
C H C U 1 C U U I1
W
The U benediction
will
be given
Rev. G. M. Shum an, m inister Oregon, arrived at this Bavarian I T 4
I It was pointed out th at the by the Rev. Borden.
success but it is probably SOC’s
of Frist Presbyterian church, will port” under a full head of steam society’s funds for research were 1
year to lose. The team will play
Members of the choir include
give the m editation on "The recently, loaded to the gunw hales so lim ited it w Js possible to sup-
Cal Aggies and San Francisco
Cross and Suffering?” Rev. O. W. w ith a yen for European travel. ply Qnly 44 cents for eye*Y d° J- Erma Berg, Twila Block, Velma
Green, Violet Florence, R ita Gol
State the 0th and 7th of May,
Klingsheim .m inister of the As
in den, Clover Hile. Ione Hile, Ma
making four games in two days,
Under the direction of Miss sernbly of God, will give the med- and thus became the 2000th man ,Q,.flre<IUested “y
rie HUI, Fannie Leggett, H attie
and It is unlikely that the pitch Dorothy Palmer, the Music d e Ration on “The Cross and For to enlist specifically for duty w ith { 948
. Ore8°n 's quota in the society’s Litwiller, Lucille Mackay, Cora E.
ing staff will be able to stand up partm ent is preparing a program giveness", and Rev. Leland I. the 1st Infantry Division.
Recruit Robert E. Myers, s o n 'campaign this month is $130.145, Mason, Lorene M cllvenna, Madge
under the strain.
of light opera excerpts to be pre Wilkinson,
................., ..............
m inister of ................
the First
of
I-ast Sunday the Raiders met sented on June 1st and 2d. Ex-1 Baptist Church, on “The Cross .. Mr
„ .and
„ l^rs. O. L. Fox, 347'and J a <*son county has been ask Mitchell. Zola Peters, Dena Pow
ra ise $3.292.67.
ell, Millie Sm ith, Linna Spindler,
the G rants Pass M erchants and cerpts from six popular light and Victory.” M is s M argaret E.
, , Main
ain “ Street, Ashland, and a ed
Rosemary Stevenson, Flora Sto-
more than two years
will be
be ehn«.n
r,..- ♦
.. . Ramsay
.........
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veteran
won a clean cut victory; the operas
operas will
chosen for
the per-1
will
play the prelude
and of
koe.
w
ar
service
in
the
Pacific,
ig
formance. With piano accom pan-| hym n num bers on the program ,
score ending at 8-5.
nored
a
call
to
further
sea
duty
Florence Allen, M arjorie B ar
iment, the choir, soloists and Mrs. C arryl Wines will sing a
ker,
Marie Bjorlie,
Dorothy
in
order
to
serve
with
the
A
rm
y’s!
.
an
■«
duet artists will sing num bers 1 solo, and W illiam V erver will
Babham, Mabel Clark, Joanne
from Oaklalioma, Carrosel. N e w 1 play “The Old Rugged Cross” as
Downing, Donna Fader, Jew ell
Moon, The Desert Song, Show a vioUn solo. O ther Ashland min-
The tw enty-three year old com-
Ashland students at Southern Hall, Edith Hile, Ileane Jarvis,
Boat and the Chocolate Soldier, isters will offer prayers.
The service will begin at 2 : 0 0 1 , ^ ^ H uf*
! °uergon a lle g e whose grades for Jeanette Kinney, Grace Lytle,
Accompanists Nancy Young
o’clock.
The
service
Is
divided
uniform
when
i
t
/ e r m averaged 3.5 or Linnea Matthews, Lottie McGee’
The senior class of Ashland blood, B arbara Gertzen and Alice
Lottie Phillips, Alta Poley, Car-
.
c. e above Included-
enty-five in at 1st Division headquarters
high school is preparing the forth W arner will be at the piano. Fred into three periods of tw entv-five
W alter S. Foster, Richard Leigh roll Powell, Oakleigh Rollins,
m inutes each. If any cannot a t here located in a form er Nazi SS
coming annual senior play "On B runer will be stage m anager.
Cleatis
D. Lemley, Lela Fay Linn, Della Weber, Alice Willits.
the Bridge at M idnight" for an and hero-heroine complications. tend all three periods they may school.
John Beare, Paul F. Byers,
Paul Nyberg, W illard Offoid,
April 29-30 presentation at the
Costumes w ere donated by Mrs. attend the one convenient for
Assigned to the Divisions mo Donnell Wadley, M arvin A. Ring. M arion i el ter, C arrol G renn, Ar
senior high.
Wolf, Mrs. Bergstrom, and Mrs. them . The service will be at the tor pool at Bad Tolz, Myers will
Those who m ade honorable den R. Hall, J. D. McAulay, L.
W ritten by Bruce Brandon and N utter of Ashland. Dodges F u rn i First Church of Christ. Second enjoy am ple opportunities to ful-m ention
w ith a 3.0 or above in A. Phillips, Milton Renzema G
sponsored by the National Thes ture Store is supplying furniture and B Streets. The public is in fill his expressed desire to “see eluded.
M. Shum an, Cliffod W illiams P
pian Society, the three-act melo for the setting of the nineteenth vited.
W. Chadwick, Donald Davis, G. S
a b it of Europe w ith the 1st Di
R obert Baccus, P atrick S. Bilks
dram a includes the usual villian century stage.
Geren,
MUo Grubb, F rank I*
vision.’ The headquarters is lo Lucile Brabham , Clark W. Brown
cated in the shadow of the Ba Iva B randt Compton, Charles C. Malin, Stanley McCleUan J W
varian Alps, a section known the Eliason, Thelm a Fleshm an, Rob McCoy, AUen O. McGee, M erland
world over for its unlim ited rec e rt Phillips, Lyle Heitz, Charles Phelps and Lawrence Powell.
reation and sports facilities. W ith Jandreau, Shirley Weitzel, Earl
in easy travel distance are G ar- Swift, M arjorie Fliniau, B arbara
Zola Peters, blues singer, has mlsch, scene of the 1936 W inter Gertson, Dorothy Grosh, C har
The second annual Vocational ing and Lyn Newbry will tell been scheduled to appear as en Olympic games; St. Moritz and its lotte Hull, M anley J. Leggett,
The Am erican Legion A uxil
Guidance Conference will be held about the future of work in farm tertain er and musical instructor neighboring ski slopes; Munich M arjorie Messenger, Mignon Ny iary is sponsoring a cooked food
a
t
Cam
p
W
hite,
by
Lottie
Rans
and
B
erchtesgaden
w
ith
their
in
berg,
Donald
L.
Olson.
at the Ashland senior high school
sale, Saturday. A pril 16th a t the
Tuesday, April 19. with 31 Ash ing and orchards; Miss Cora M a dell, Camp W hite chairm an for famous relics of defeated Nazism.
Groceteria
under the supervision
the
Lithia
Toastm
istress
club.
The
Ashland
vet
attributes
to
Dr. and Mrs. Borden, accom of Mrs. Bert Freem an.
land people taking p art and son will tell about the work of a
pure
coincidence
the
fact
that
Mrs.
P
eters’
first
appearance
at
panied by Rev. G odfrey Mat-
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speaking to the students on v a r librarian.
the V eterans C enter will be at m otor pool assignm ent and the thews of K lam ath Falls will i TALENT BOOSTER BOYS
ious vocations.
The Rev. A ,H. Edw ards and two luncheons, at 12:00 and 1:00 urge to travel seem to go hand in
leave Monday m orning to a tte n d | TO HUNT EASTER EGGS
The 31 business and profes the Rev. Evart Borden will tell p.m., S aturday noon, April 16th. hand.
the A nnual Convocation of Con-: T alent Ariril 12_Tho n
♦
sional men, skilled workers and of the m inisterial and m issionary L ater she will give Instruction in
™ ? v tiOil81 ^ tnist! rS at ^ s c o t t Boys are attending an l L t e r ° e £
craftsm en will speak to the stu fields;; Miss Blanche Lym an will
Barbed Shop quartet, Community
They will return Saturday a fte r-(h u n t a t the church S a tu rd a f
dents at sem inar sessions during tell about social workers; Elliott Songs, Chorus and Choirs.
the period 9:15 a. m. to 12:00 McCracken will explain the field
afternoon at one o’clock.
Mrs. Ransdell, who arranged the
noon. Prior to the sectional m eet of electronics; W ilbur Bushnell
program w ith Phil Sears, Pro
ings Roland Parks, principal of and Ken W illiams will tell of
gram chairm an, special service
the high school, will speak to the photography. Mrs. Fontaine will
B utte Falls hatchery this m onth
departm ent, says th at they now
student body on the Purpose of explain the need for girl’s coach
released 26.000 yearling silver sal
have
four
full
quartets
organized
the Conference and Dr. Elmo es. Dr W alter W. Weller will
mon into the Rogue river sys
Stevenson will speak on the top speak on the veterinarian’s pro and aw aiting the instruction that tem. C utthroats num bering 66,-
Mrs.
Peters
will
give.
H
ereafter,
ic, “Choosing Your Life W ork.” fession; Boh Hardy will discuss
win be
ue In
m cnarge
Mrs. Peters will
charge 01
of 008 are also being distributed to
Five hundred representatives
Lloyd Selby and Jim Busch the business world; Otto Wilda the Saturday noon and afternoon I
Pogue and its tributaries, from 42 Bethels of the In tern a has been in charge of publicity,
will speak to students on Auto will describe the commercial a rt musical program a t the Center. Near-legal cutthroat will be held tional O rder of Jo b ’s D aughters and Andy tevens, the G rand O ut
Mechanics. Barbara Richardson field; Mrs. O tterdale will tell of
A nother project being sponsor- a^ ibis station for Lake O Woods will be in Ashland during Thurs- er Guard, has been w orking on
comm ittees responsible for the
will speak on beauty operating; the work of telephone people; ed by the Lithia Toastm istress until
T. . the roads
v , are °Pen-
r K
day’ F riday and Saturday, April dance .transportation and cour
Elmer Biegel will speak on en Bob Ingle will speak to an in Club, but still unscheduled is to
It is emphasized by the game 21, 22, and 23.
tesy.
gineering; Joseph G ehring will terested group of potential p h a r accept the offer of M ildred Ager commission that these legal and
The annual session which this
The sessions will open T hurs
speak on aviation. Mrs. Francis macists, and Don Lewis will dis and Bonnie Conrad, of Memory near legal fish are stocked to be year is In honor of the 25th an-
day, April 21, w ith registration
Silver will tell about secretar cuss stenography.
caught.
Plants
are
made
w
here
I
niversary
of
the
G
rand
G
uardian
Lane Studio, who have offered t°
ial work; Ted Schopf will explain
The people who speak to the spend every ot h e r Thursday the greatest return to the a n g le r1 Council of Oregon, will have an at the Masonic Temple from 9:00
the work of an athletic coach; students will discuss the m ain (their day off) a t the Center is anticipated. The fish are be-1 Ashland woman, Mrs. Carleton a.m. until 12:00 noon. A silver tea
Chester Squires and Leland Linn advantages and disadvantages of taking pictures. Each tim e these Ing held in the hatcheries, as long | Elhart, as candidate for the post in honor of the silver anniversary
will tell the students about the their particular type of work. women report they will be given as possible, until optim um food of G rand G uadrian, Council of will be held from 2:00 p.ro. u n
teaching profession: Boh Edwards They will tell of the qualifica the name of a veteran who will and w ater conditions in the Oregon, International O rder of til 4:00 p.m. At 6:30 p.m. a ban
find W endell Lawrence will brief tions and training needed, the re be the lucky w inner at a draw stream s and lakes exist. Con- Job’s D aughters. Mrs. E lhart has quet will be held at the Elks club
the interested students on jo u r quirem ents. either physical or ing. held previously, who will re struction work and crowded p o n d s; been prom inent in state’s Jo b ’s followed by a dance. Five hun
nalism and advertising.
educational which are required of p ort to the tem porary studio to at some stations necessitate some Daughter circles since 1945. She dred people are expected to a t
Ed B arnett and Dovle Seely people entering the various fields have his photograph taken. T'ie early releases.
I ¡s presently Vice Associate G rand tend the banquet.
Friday m orning the grand op
will explain
the need for trained the --------
m onetary
*
wiiivil retu rn which can photo will (when finished) be (
G uardian
ening ceremonies will take place.
personnel in the radio field; M ta be expected; the hours of work; presented to the lucky w veteran
at they,
also,
assist « In
A rrangem
ents - for
housing
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MOIIl^,
Olive Slocum will tell of the the demand for people in that for him to keep or send to his setting up a perm anent studio, the registration and credential Miss M argaret W agner, Honor
need for nurses; Harold T hom as.tvpe of work, w hether or not the family. Anv other pictures re- which the staff will equip. In the checking, and the banquet have Queen of Ashland Bethel No. 22,
v ill tell about a forester’s w o rk ;' workers are union organized; the quested by the staff will be taken m eantim e he is arranging a tern- been in the hands of Mrs. Elhart, will give the address of welcome
F riday morning.
H arry Skerry will explain the ¡entrance age; the supply of labor by Memory Lane Studio.
I porary studio for Mrs. Conrad Mrs. Phil Stansbury, and Mrs.
The session will close S atu r
work of an attorney: Rod K e n t-¡e n d the source of «vpplv.
Sears has made a sn«>cbl re- land Mrs. Ager.
Pat Dunn. Mrs. William Yates day.
Smith States No
Changes Planned
Mrs. Day Explains
Need f r Funds
‘No Breaks” For Red
Raiders* Says Coach
Good Friday Rites
at Church of Christ
Ashland Youth Is
2000th Enlistee
x
•Music Department
Prepares Program
of Light Opera
.... ,................
x
a
L
™,-
Several Ashland
",orld ,am Students on Roll
The Villian Will
Soon Pursue Her
Business and Professional Men To
Speak to High School Students
j
Toastmistresses
Arrange Program
Auxiliary Sponsors
Cooked Food Sale
Fish Released
For I. Waltons
Ashland To Be Host to Oregon Job’s
Daughters Bethels During Next Week