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T h u rsd a y, O ctober 6, 1949
Church I Announcements
A sh la n d , Oregon
S outhern O regon News R eview
News in Review at Hilt
By Phyllis Alphonse
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F IR S T C H U R C H O F C H R IS T
E a rl F. D ow ning, M in iste r.
Second and B Streets
BIBLE CO M M ENT
FOR OCT. •
'Book of Isaiah'
Was Compilation
O f Many Authors
J/MPHASIS 1« nt present on th
J prophecies of Isnlnh and Jere­
miah, und It Is a coincidence ns
these words are written that th«’
dally papers have announced the
discovery of u manuscript, or
scroll, copy of the prophecy of
Isaiah of a much earlier date than
any hllh«-rto known.
The discovery of this manuscript
In Itself however, emphasizes a
fact well known to Biblical schol­
ars, both Jewish and Christian, not
always taken Into account by gen­
eral readers. This manuscript,
though much earlier than those
formerly known. Is some centuries
later than the time when Isaiah
lived.
If the “Book of Isaiah" meant
that we have a book by Isaiah, d i­
rectly from his own hand, like a
book from some modern nuthor,
some problems in connection with
the long prophetic book would be
easily solved. But the prophecy
by Isnlnh represents n compilation
nt a Inter date in which other
prophecies, and some of n period
much later than the time of Isaiah,
were Included.
A few basic facts, always pres­
ent in the mind, attitude, and
outlook of all the Hebrew p re .h it
must be constantly borne In m in i
by those who would have even a
meager understanding of what
they said and wrote.
The first of these facts was their
strong nnd basic belief in God's
call to Israel ns a chosen people
This choice was not inevitable, or
non-forfeitable It was established
in a covenant, and a covenant Is a
two-party agreement
The other basic fact was of
Israel's situation in the midst of
the great pagan empire of the an­
cient world. Egypt was always to
the south and some great pagan
power to the north, east and west
The fear of invasion was great, the
danger of entangling alliances with
one or other of their powerful
neighbors always a possibility, and
with it all the deeper danger oi
corrupting forces de troying th
moral and religious integrity o
Israel.
B ib le School, 9 45 A M
S pecial m usic by the ch o ir,
G le n n M a lth e w s, D ire c to r Ser
inon, “The F in e r H o n e sty."
The m o rn in g service w ill be
fo llo w e d by a ba ske t-d in n e r in
obs<*rvunce
o f
Hom e corning
Day, and an a fte rn o o n service
at 2:00 o 'clo ck w ith Ed Eld
rid g e , fie ld se cre ta ry o f N o rth ­
west C h ris tia n C ollege, speaker,
and special m usic by a T a le n t
Team , also fro m the college
E ve n in g S ervice, 7:30 P M.
Serm on, " A n
U g ly P reacher
T h a t God W orked O v r r ,”
BERLIN’S GETTING A CHURCH— Funds fo r the New Church
METHODIST CHURCH
Rev. Robert M cllvenna, m in iste r
9:45 a.m. Sunday school, W il­
liam Weber, Supt.
11:00 a.m.
M o rn in g w orship
7:00 p.m. Y o u th F ellow ship.
F irs t C hurch o f C hrist. Scientist
Pioneer Avenue, South
485 S iskiyou B lvd .
O. W. K lingsheirn , M in iste r,
Telephone 2-2786.
PHOENIX PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
E. J. C la rk , Pastor
Sunday, 10 a.m. ounda y School
J. O. N. P oling, Supt.
Sunday Service 11 a.m.
W ednesday 7:60 p.m. C hoi;
practice.
7:30 Sunday. Young Peoples
m eeting. E lva Castor, advisor.
PHOENIX
NAZARENE CHURCH
Phoenix C hurch o f the Nazarene
Pastor, Rev. C H e n ry La cy
We extend a co rdial in v ita tio n
Sunday School 9:45
to a ll o u r frie n d s and neighbors
W o rsh ip S ervice 11:00
to the fo llo w in g services.
C o m m u n io n S ervice
Sunday School 9:45.
Serm on T opic: Can Y ou Be
M o rn in g W orship 11:00
H u m b le and S till Be F am ous’
E vening S ervice-7:30.
T he V o te rs ’ A ssem bly w ill
M id w e e k P ra ye r and PraiseI
convene a t 1:30 S unday a fte r ­
Service, W ednesday 7:30.
noon in the church
Paul W. F. Harm«, Pastor
Il Blessings
l . A w ' ait . Pou
Through
Christian Science Healing
I Attend a free lecture entitled
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE:
o'clock.
S ubject: A rc Sin, Disease, and
D<ath Real?
G olden T e x t Psalm s 67:1, 2
God be m e rc ifu l u n to us, and
bless us: and cause his face to
shine upon us; th a t th y w ay
m ay be k n o w n upon e a rth , th y
saving he a lth am ong a ll nations
“ A m e ric a can n o w ta ke the
w o rld le a d e rsh ip in o u tla w in g
the a to m ic bom b and b rin g in g
peace in o u r tim e ,” Don Mac-
D ougal, professor o f H is to ry at
S outhern O regon college, to ld
m em bers o f the A sh la n d K iw -
anis c lu b a t th e ir M onday lu n c h ­
eon.
M acD ougal said th a t the M a r­
sh a ll pla n has done a good jo b
in E urope and th a t a t th is tim e
p ro d u c tio n is up in France, Eng­
la n d and W estern G erm any. He
said th a t D e n m a rk is in good
c o n d itio n due to its exchange o f
b u tte r fo r A m e ric a n d o lla rs and
th a t Sweden is e n jo y in g a lik e
c o n d itio n fro m its sale o f steel
and tim b e r th ro u g h A m e ric a n
m oney.
Disposal o f the goods has been
the biggest pro b le m , he stated,
a lth o u g h m ost o f i t has gone to
Eastern P ow ers b e h in d the Iro n
S unday School 9:30 a.m. M a r­ C u rta in , b u y in g “ tim e ” fo r us.
jo r ie
F lin ie u , S u p e rin te n d e n t.
In speaking to the c lu b con­
R a lly
D ay
fo r
the
S unday i ce rn in g the d e v a lu a tio n o f th e
School A ll are in v ite d to a ttend B ritis h pound, M acD ougal said
W o rsh ip S ervice. 11 a m. S er­ th a t i t w o u ld mean th a t B r itia n
mon: M E E T IN G T H E C H A L ­ and o th e r c o u n trie s w h o had en­
L E N G E . Special m usic b y the te re d th e p ro g ra m could sell
C h o ir.
goods here fo r 30 percent less
P ilg r im
F e llo w s h ip a t 6:30 th a n be fo re w h ile o u r products
p.m.
th e re w o u ld have to se ll fo r
T he
Seven-Seventeen
C lu b about 40 percent m ore.
w i l l m eet at the ch u rch at 8
M acD ougal said th a t it w i l l
o'clo ck.
n o t be necessary fo r Russia to
T he ladies have voted and ap­ o v e rru n E urope n o w th a t th e y
p o in te d a co m m itte e to purchase have th e a to m ic bom b. He con­
a new carpet fo r the sanctuary. tin u e d th a t the fa c t th a t Russia
T he C h o ir is ju s t c o m p le tin g has th e bom b does n o t neces­
a cam paign to raise fu n d s fo r s a rily mean w a r and th a t i t
the purchase o f a new W u rlitz e r c o u ld even mean th a t w o rld
O rgan. The in s tru m e n t w i l l be peace is m ore probable, since,
in s ta lle d n e x t w eek.
i f the lo g ic a l Russian can be
convinced th a t i t means to ta l
N E W C H R Y S A N T H E M U M S TO d e s tru c tio n he w i l l o u tla w it.
I t was announced a t the m eet­
C O M E F R O M W O R K A T OSC
in g th a t th e B oys’ A th le tic clu b ,
O R E G O N S T A T E C O L L E G E w h ic h got u n d e rw a y la st M o n ­
— N e w and unnam ed c h ry s a n th ­ day n ig h t, w o u ld m eet in the
em um v a ritie s , o rig in a te d by J u n io r h ig h school gym each
D r. E. J. K raus, n a tio n a lly M o n d a y and T h u rsd a y evening
k n o w n b o ta n ist and p la n t breed­ w ith an a th le tic e x h ib itio n sch­
e r w ith th e U n iv e rs ity o f C h i­ e duled fo r late O ctober o r e a rly
cago, have been g ro w n on the N ovem ber.
Zoe P eters e n te rta in e d the
O.S.C. e x p e rim e n t sta tio n fa rm
w ith
tw o
vocal solos,
th is su m m e r and w ere show n to c lu b
and “ Rogue
th e p u b lic a t an e a rly show spon­ “ M ood In d ig o ,”
sored by C o rv a llis garden clubs. R iv e r V a lle y .”
T he c lu b w i l l be guests o f the
D r. K ra u s, n o w liv in g in C o r­
Y
.M
.C .A . n e x t M onday noon, i t
v a llis a fte r re tire m e n t fro m his
fo rm e r p o sitio n , is se rvin g as was announced, w ith luncheon
fo r
the
Y .M .C .A .
u n o ffic ia l c o n s u lta n t in the de­ scheduled
p a rtm e n t o f h o rtic u ltu re , and is b u ild in g .
Guests o f the c lu b in clu d e d
c a rry in g on w o rk in breeding
ch rysa n th e m u m s and day lilie s . D r. E lm o Stevenson, w ho was
F ro m h is w o r k i t is hoped to get ta k e n in to th e c lu b as an hono­
b e tte r e a rly ch rysa n th e m u m va ­ r a r y m em ber; George Backes o f
r itie s and new sorts th a t w i l l K la m a th , C a lif.; Lane Bardeen,
b e tte r w ith s ta n d f a ll rains in o f M e d fo rd , and Eugene B o w ­
m an and L e o n a rd S tecklins.
O regon.
SPARK
OIL STOVES
YO U R O LD STOVE
T A K E N IN T R A D E
Newbry Named
To Head AA
Whittle Transfer
& Fuel Co.
E le ctio n o f E a rl T. N e w b ry ,
O regon’s se cre ta ry o f state, as
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p re sid e n t o f the A m e ric a n A s­ I 890 Oak St.
so ciation o f M o to r V e h ic le A d ­
m in is tra to rs was announced at
the g ro u p ’s a n n u a l conference in
O kla h o m a C ity , S eptem ber 21
to 24.
T he g ro u p is composed o f
state o ffic ia ls concerned w ith ve­
h ic le and d r iv e r licensing, fin a n ­
c ia l re s p o n s ib ility , and o th e r
m o to r v e h ic le problem s. U n i­
fo r m ity and im p ro v e m e n t o f
tr a ffic la w s and a d m in is tra tio n
are its p rim a ry concern. N a tio n ­
a l head q u a rte rs are in W ashing- j
ton, D. C.
Marble, Granite, Bronx*
F o r th e past year, N e w b ry has
E xtra Lettering Available
served as fir s t vice -p re sid e n t o f
th e o rg a n iza tio n . H e succeeds M .
J. C onnors o f O kla h o m a a s ,
"On the P U ee-
president.
BURNS AGENCY
Timber Owners to Promote Tree Farms
ITS WORK AND SONG
PETER B. BIGGINS C.S.B.
SEATTLE WASHINGTON
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Sunday School at 9:30 a. m.
Sunday m orning services a t 11
S unday
Services:
G ro w in g
Sunday school, 9:45. M o rn in g
W orship, I l a m .
C h ild re n ’s C h u rch d u rin g the
m o rn in g w o rs h ip in C A room
F a ith and V is to ry S ervice 7:30
p.m.
Tuesday P ra y e r S ervice, 7 30
p.m .
W ednesday e vening m eeting,
C h o ir P ra ctice , W ednesday, 7-
w h ic h in clu d e s te stim onies of
30 p.m.
C h ris tia n
Science h e a lin g , is
he ld at 8 p.m.
P R E S B Y T E R IA N C H U R C H
Reading Room open d a ily fro m
130 N. M a in (at H e lm a n )
Rev. George Shuman, Minister 2 to 5 p. m. except Sundays and
holidays.
“ A F rie n d ly C h u rch
The P u b lic is c o rd ia lly In vite d
fo r T h o u g h tfu l P eople”
to attend these services, and to
9:45 a. m .— C h u rc h S chool fo r ! use the Reading Room.
a ll ages.
11 a m .— M o rn in g W orship.
T H E C O N G R E A T IO N A L
S pecial m usic. Serm on b y the
CHURCH
Pastor.
717 S is k iy o u B lv d .
6:30 p. m -Y outh F e llo w s h ip
E v a rt P. B orden, M in is te r
Societies.
Io w a and M o u n ta in A ve n u e
O pposite ti»e H ig h S chool
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kiwanians Hear
Don MacDonald
ASSEMBLY OF GOD
GRACE LUTHERN CHURCH
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of Peace now under construction in the Am erican sector of Berlin
came mostly from the U. S. The church w ill have room fo r 400
persons. I t Is the first to be b u ilt In B e rlin since the end of the
war and belongs to the B erlin com m unity of the "Free Evangelical
Church."
fee w ere served. E n jo y in g the
a fte rn o o n w ere Mesdames. L o u ­
T he H ilt R ecreation C e n te r !
ise A lle n , F lorence D c A v ilta ,
C ard C lu b m et on T h u rsd a y R u b y
W illia m s , Sis Mendes,
S eptem br 29, w ith 5 tables o f M arge O ’ roke, B e tty O a kle y,
p in o ch le in play. H o ld in g hig h
M abel W illia m s , M rs. E stella
scores w ere V a lle e and Gus
Boyes and M illie Boyes.
G o ld p e n n y; lo w , E th e l Pow ers
S ending g ifts b u t n o t able to
and John B arbera. A lso present
w ere E lla B arbera, M r. and atte n d w e re E lla D u tro , T h e lm a
M rs. James Bow en, M r. and M rs. W illia m s , E v e ly n D eA v illa , J e w ­
R oy T a y lo r; S andy M ilb ra n d t, e ll Jones and T illi« ' D eC lerck.
Miss G lo ria C u n ia l and h e r
Louise H o rd , E th e l K in g , Bob-
ie G o o d w in , H elen B e rnheise l, j M other, M r. P a u l C u n ia l w ere
J e r r y G o ld p e n n y, Roy H o r d ,; A sh la n d v is ito rs S aturday.
R ich a rd S im m ons d ro v e to
Ray E llio tt, C larence Russell,
R ich a rd S im m ons and C harles A sh la n d S a tu rd a y.
M r. and M rs. G ib E llis and
Pow ers.
Hostesses V in 'ta B ow en and c h ild re n , C h e rri Jo and G a ry ,
H elen B e rnheise l served dessert w ere in A s h la n d S a tu rd a y on
luncheon and coffee. T he n e xt business.
M r. and M rs. F ra n k O h lu n d
m eeting w i l l be on O ctober 6th
and the c lu b plans to s ta rt a-j spent the w eekend in K la m a th
n o th e r to u rn a m e n t on O ctober F alls, Oregon.
M rs D o ro th y A u g u s t o f Los
20th.
M rs. S tu a rt Jones and baby Angeles is v is itin g h e r sisters,
d a u g h te r K a re n A n n were hono­ M rs. Inez F o x and M rs. E lm a
red by a la y e tte show er on F r i­ Q uam m e th is week.
M r. a nd M rs. C a rl G ilb e r t o f
day, S eptem ber 30th in the H ilt
C lu b ro o m . Hostesses fo r the a f­ A shland w ere v is itin g M r. and
f a ir w ere J e r r y G o ld p e n n y and M rs. C. A . B a u m g a rtn e r last
M a rg ie T a y lo r. T he baby re ce i­ w eek.
ved m a n y lo v e ly g ifts. In te re s t­
in g games w ere pla ye d and
m any prizes w ere won. E v e ry ­
one rece ive d a fa v o r o f a tin y
p la s tic d o ll. R efreshm ents o f
ice-cream and cookies and cof-
M em ber of the Board of Lectur-
eshlp of The M o th er Church,
The First Church of Christ.
Scientist, in Boston. Massachus-
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MONDAY, OCT. 10,1949
8 P.M.
CHURCH EDIFICE
Pioneer Ave. South
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O R EG O N
PO RTLAND,
D ouglas f i r re g io n ’s fo re stla n d Northwest Bartlett Pears
o w ners have set u p a new o v e r­ Dispatched to 22 States
a ll fo re s try o rg a n iz a tio n to p ro ­
N o rth w e s te rn Pears — B a rt-
m ote b e tte r fo re s t practices, b e t­
te r p ro te c tio n , tre e fa rm s and le tts fo rm W ashington and O re­
im p ro v e d m anagem ent practices gon — w i l l appear on school
on ta x p a y in g tim b e r holdings.
C a lle d
F o re st C onservation lu n c h and w e lfa re in s titu tio n
C o m m itte e o f P a c ific N o rth w e s t m enus in 22 states th is w in te r —
F o re st In d u s trie s , th e new orga- states fr o m D elew are to W yom -
n i z a t i o n em braces in d u s tria l ing, and fro m M innesota to N ew
tim b e r o w n e rs in the s a w m ill,
M exico.
p ly w o o d and p u lp business as
T h is w idespread use o f the
w e ll as fa rm fo re s t owners.
E. P. S t a m m ,
P o rtla n d , n o rth w e s t’s b o u n tifu l B a r tle tt
C ro w n -Z e lle rb a c h
C o rp o ra tio n , re su lts fr o m a U n ite d States De-
was elected c h a irm a n , and G eo­ ja r tm e n t o f A g ric u ltu re p u r­
rge L . D ra ke , S h e lton, W ashing­ chase p ro g ra m , placed in e ffe c t
ton, S im pson L o g g in g C om pany, to absorb a su rp lu s o f the f r u it
w as nam ed vice ch a irm a n o f the th a t th re a te n e d to o v e rflo w the
e x e c u tiv e
com m ittee.
W. D. m a rk e t. U n d e r e x is tin g le g is la t­
H a ngnste in,
fo re s t
engineer, ion, purchases w ere lim ite d to
w ith h e a d q u a rte rs in P o rtla n d , o u tle ts th a t co u ld be fo u n d fo r
w i l l have charge o f w o rk th ro u ­ th e f r u i t in school lu n c h and e li­
g h o u t th e D ouglas f i r region o f g ib le w e lfa re in s titu tio n s feed­
w e ste rn W a sh in g to n and O regon in g program s. Even so, m ore
th a n 234,000 boxes o f B a rtle tts
and n o rth e rn C a lifo rn ia .
F lo y d H . H a rt o f M e d fo rd , has w e re b o u g h t in the n o rth w e st,
been nam ed on th e e xe cu tive b r in g in g g ro w e rs $504,000 a t $2-
.15 per box.
c o m m itte e o f the o rg a n iza tio n .
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NEW DEPARTURE
TIME FOR S.P.
SOUTHBOUND TRAIN
Effective October 2 tra in No, 327 w ith overnight
P u llm an to San Francisco w ill depart from Ashland
at 10:30 P. M . instead of 4:55 P. M . It w ill connect
w ith Cascade at D unsm uir and arrive San Francisco
11:20 A . M.
Northbound schedule w ill be unchanged. O ver­
night P ullm an w ill be carried on K lam ath leaving
San Francisco 6:30 P. M . and arrivin g Ashland at
11:45 A . M .
There w ill be no change in schedules of The
Rogue R iver, overnight tra in between Ashland and
Portland.
See local »gent for fares and schedules
S.P.
The friendly Southern Pacific
Phone 7501