■ent to spend a social evening
with Mi and Mrs. Caruthers and
to enjoy the refreshments which
were served later in the even­
ing
Mr and Mrs James McNair,
Bellview News
Items »f Interest
(By Pat Boa)
Announcements
Church
Mr and Mrs Darrel McCoy and
Mi and Mrs Robert Bell, Jr
and children, Judy and Jim of
Tillumonk, spent the piiNt w eek­
end in Ashland Christmas simp-
ping and visiting at the Bell
view Inline of Ids parents, Mr
and Mrs It. E Bell, Senior, and
son.
Mr and Mrs C. E. Caruthers
entertained at a housewarming
«in Sunday evening at their new
Imme at 434 Walker Street Mr
and Mrs Howell Cook, and Mr
and Mrs John Huberts were pre
children are among those who
recently moved into new hom es
in the Bell Aire district
Mrs Bill Hays was hostess at
her home on Sunday evening at
HORACE LUTHERN CHURCH
a dinner party honoring the
Struve urid son Raymond, Mr. Iowa and Mountain Avenues
birthdays In the near future of
and Mrs James Faulkner, Mr. Opposite the High School
Mrs Lois Struve, a daughter of and Mrs Edwin Dunn, all ot Paul W. F. Harms, Pastor,
Mr and Mrs Hays, Mr John
B ellview , and Mr Harod Struve
Sunday School 9:45
of Colorado, who is visiting at
Adult Discussion Group 10:00.
the horn«- ot his brother and
Morning Worship Service 11:-
family, Mr. arid Mrs Arthur
Sermon Topic: What The
Struve.
Mother of Jesus Thought of
Mr and Mrs Lawrence Hum- God.
etes spent the past Sunday In
Grants Pass visiting with her
parents. Mr and Mrs W D. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST.
SCIENTIST
Head
U.S. ROBBER CO.
Rubber Footwear
P io n eer A ven u e South
SEWING CLUB AT
HERMAN HELM HOME
Mrs Herman Helm was a
gracious hostess to her Sewing
Club on Tuesday afternoon at
h«-r home on Seventh Street. Co-
hostess for the afternoon was
Mrs Claude Conley.
MEN’S
Zip Galoshes
4 .9 5
MEN’S BROWN DRESS
Rubbers
2*95
On the Plaza
RE ITER CLOTHES
A redesigned instrument pan­
el with new control knobs, a
new pillar light switch on the
instrument panel and attractive
lighter instrument panel colors
which elim inate sun glare, are
featured on the 1950 Ford pas­
senger cars being displayed in
Ashland at Busch Motor Co.
At each end of the instrument
panel are shield-shaped orna­
ments of chrome which engi­
neers call finials, designed to
brighten up the panel. And com­
bining three former control
knobs, the new rounded hpater
control attached to the instru­
ment panel to the right of the
steering column, adds another
touch ot bright color.
Ford engineers point out that
the 1950 Ford is the only car in
its price class to provide a pil­
lar light switch on the instru­
ment panel. In addition, an auto­
matic courtesy light goes on
when you open either front
door of the custom deluxe mod­
els.
Another feature of the 1950
Fords is a redesigned horn ring
with rounded com ers The horn
operates with only a touch of
the finger
SEE and HEAR Them in Person!
Coleman Bi
MILLIONAIRES
T h e ir transcriptions are c u rre n tly heard on the opening and closing of
B ill Stern's rad io show . . . T h ey won the Peabody a w a rd in N ew Y o rk
for outstandinq perform ances . , . first colored singing qroup to be
Hazel Harrison
NOTED NEGRO PIANIST
Lincoln School Aud
MONDAY, DEC. 19 M
8:00 P. M.
Adm. Adults. $1.20 incl. tax - Students 50c inch tax
Sponsored By The
ASHLAND LIONS CLUB
A FULL 2 Vt HOURS OF ENTERTAINMENT
INCLUDING
30 MINUTES OF REQUEST MUSIC
f.
Subject: Is the Universe, in­
cluding Man, evolved by atomic
force?
Golden Text Jeremiah 32:17.
Oh Lord God, behold, thou hast
made the heaven and the earth
by thy great power and stretch­
ed out arm, and there is nothing
too hard for thee.
Sunday morning service at
11 o’clock.
Sunday School at 9;30 a.m.
Wednesday evening meeting,
which includes testimonies of
Christian Science healing, is
held at 8 o’clock.
Reading Room open daily
from 2 to 5 p.m., except Sundays
and holidays.
The public is cordially invit­
ed to attend these services and
to use the Reading Room
CHURCH OF GOD
1025 Iowa Street
T. O. Satterfield. Pastor
Genette Grow, associate pastor.
Church school each Lord’s day
at 9:45 a.m. Mrs Perry Smith
superindtendant.
There is a class and a wel­
come for all ages At 11 a.m.
divine worship, our evanglist,
Rev. Siebalt will deliver the
message.
At 7 p.m. Youth Fellowship
service, there is to be a guest
speaker for this service. At 7:45
p. m. the evanglistic service
w ill open with a rousing song
service, the kind you w ill en­
joy. Plan to be with us and take
part.
You are cordially invited to
come and worship God with us.
Thursday,
December
15,
1949
THE CONGREGATIONAL
CHURCH
717 Siskiyou Blvd
Evart P. Borden, Minister
9:30 a m. Sunday School Mar­
jorie Fliniau, Supt. During this
hour, the primary Department
w ill present a Christmas pro­
gram, to which the parents of
the children are invited.
11:00 a m Special Christmas
AMiland, Oregon
Southern Oregon News
Service which w ill include a
short Christmas Play by mem-
bers of the Sunday School,
Christmas music by the Junior
Choir, a Christmas anthem by
the Choir and a solo by G S
Green, and a sermonette by Mr.
Don Spencer
5:30 p.m. Annual Christmas
' Vesper Service. Christmas pag-
cant presented by the Dramatic
Club under the direction of Beth
Phillips with music under the
direction of Margaret Hamsey
Reader Dr E. N Terrill Solo-
ists: Lois Miller Windsor who
will sing several numbers Erma
Berg G S Green. Marian Wines.
RETURNS HOME
Mrs C. A. Talley returned
from Eugene Monday evening.
She spent the week visiting at
the home of her son, Gordon
Harris, and family and making
the acquaintance of her new
grandson
SHOP AT THE
VALLEY
TRADING
POST
SHELDON’S
offers you exquisite Gifts!
DIAMONDS
WATCHES
PEARLS
Vt Mi. N. Ashland on 99
BRACELETS
SILVERWARE
GROCERIES
SPECIAL GIFTS for everyone
. . . from BABY to DAD
Fresh Cut
CHRISTMAS TREES
SPECIAL GROUP
SPECIAL
Watches . . . Costume Jewelry
other items
Colored Metlorx
DINNERWARE
AT CUT PRICES
16 pc. Set $3.90
New Stock of
POTTERY
WE GIVE
S & H Green Stamps
Ashlar*
WATCH and CLOCK REPAIR
“N ext to the Mart”
Phone 7131
ASSEMBLY OF GOD
485 Siskiyou Blvd.
O. W. Klingsheim. Pastor. Ph­
one 2-2786
Marilyn Johnson, Pastor’s As-
istant.
Sunday
Services:
Sunday
School 9:45 a.m
Children’s
Christmas Program. Morning
Worship 11:00 a m
Childr-
Friday: 7:30. Faith and Vic­
tory Service.
Saturday: 7:30. Mens Prayer
Meeting.
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST
(Christian Church) Second and
B Streets
Earl F. Downing, Minister
Bible S c h o o l . 9:45 a.m.
Christmas treats w ill be given
out.
Morning Service, 11:00 a.m.
Sermon.
'The Best Gift To
Give." Special Christmas music
by the choir, directed by Glenn
Matthews.
Junior Church, 11:00 a m., for
the children
Christian Endeavor: Juniors.
4:00 p.m.; Junior High School
and Young People. 6:30 p.m.
Evening Service, 7:30 p.m.
Christmas pageant: "The Great­
est Story Ever Told,” will be
presented by the choir and cast
from the Bible School,
Midweek Service, Wed 7:00
p.m.
FOUR 700x15 TIRES
Retail Price ................... 1
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METHODIST CHURCH
Robert M ellvenna, Minister.
9:45, Sunday School. Bill
Weber, superintendent.
11 a.m,. Morning Worship
with anthem and solo. Nursery
for sm all children.
11 a.m., Junior Church.
6 p.m., Junior Hi Fellowship.
6 p.m., Hi School Fellowship.
6:30 p m., Wesley Foundation.
Wednesday. 7.30 p.m., Choir
rehearsal.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
130 N. Main (at Hclman)
Rev. George Shuman. Minister
‘‘A Friendly Church
for Thoughtful People”
‘‘I11 our 75th year”
Rev. George M. Shuman, Pastor
9:45 A.M.—Church School for
all ages. Sherman J. Hadley,
Superintendant.
11 A.M.— Morning Worship. An­
them by the choir. Sermon by
the pastor.
5 P.M.— Junior High Society.
6:30 P.M.— Senior High Society
and Westminister Club.
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some time equip your car for safe vaca­
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Tires . , . the only tires with patented Heat
Vents thot safeguard you oyamst blowouts.
HOME ECONOMIC
GROUP MEETS
The Home Economics Com­
m ittee of the Bellview Grange
met ast Thursday, December 8,
at the grange hall
The afternoon was spent in
the making of Christmas deco­
rations. Winning prizes for the
most original designs were Mrs.
Robert Mickel and Mrs. Atwooll.
Busch Motor Co