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Ashland, Oregon
Southern Oregon News Review
Ashland, Oregon
Thursday,
December 22,
be given to all children atten d
"u:
The Pastor will give a special
C hristm as message at the 11:30
a.m. M orning W orship Hour
Evening Evangelistic Service
will be l i o m 7 0 0 to II 30 p m
Many m usical num bers will be
rendered by Uie various com bi
nations and the new Ham m ond
Organ. The Evangelistic Serm on
IS . ..tilled. "W ill C hrist Com.-
A gain.” Note the hour change
for this Sunday only.
A W atch Nlghl Service will
be conducted New Y ears Eve
com m encing ut 8:00 p.m. Rev.
Atwood Foster, O regon D istrict
S u p erin ten d en t from Brooks,
O regon will be sp eak er as well
as showing his recent m oving
pictures taken w hile In Paris,
Franc«'. Rev. F oster will also
speak In the m orning service,
Sunday, New Y ears Day at 11 00
a.m.
1949
Church 1 Announcements
38 East M ain S treet
Entered as second-class m ail m a tte r in th e post office at Ash
land, O regon, F e b ru ary 15, 1935, u n d e r th e act of Congress of
M arch 3, 1879
MR and MRS J. LOGAN WHITE
J. Logan W hite
P ublishers
Managing Editor
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST,
SCIENTIST
Pioneer Avenue South
Subject: C hristian Science.
Golden Text: Luke 2:14 G lory
to God in the highest, and on
ion
earth peace, good will tow ard
men.
m orning service at
Christ of Christmas Is a Genuine Story of Triumph j 11 Sunday
o’clock.
Sunday School a t 9:30 an«.
Our celebration , . . of • Christmas
centers
chiefly,
if >i W
.
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,
.
ednesday evening m eeting,
not entirely, around the infant Jesus, and the story of ,vhich ¡„eludes testim onies of
the birth in Bethlehem.
' C hristian Science healing, is
That, in a measure, is as it should be; for it brings :’e,d at 8 o’clock.
daily
Christmas into every home, and surrounds with sancti- from ea 2 1 to ,18 5 p.m oom
- Sundays
, except
ty every birth, ennobling and santifying mother-hood a d holidays.
The public is cordially in vit
as well.
ed to a tte n d these services and
But Christmas ought to have a deeper significance to use the R eading Room.
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST
(Christian Church) Second and
B Streets
Earl F Dow ning. M inistei
Bible S c h o o l . 9:45 a.m
C hristm as tre a ts w ill be given
out.
M orning Service, 11:00 a m
Serm on: The C hristm as Faith
and Life.”
J u n io r C hurch. 11:00 a m., for
the children
C hristian Endeavor: Juniors.
4:00 p.m.; J u n io r High School
and Young People. 6:30 p.m.
Evening Service, 7:30 p.m.
Special C hristm as evening se r
vice of m usic and M editation.
"T he Light From B ethlehem ."
M idweek Service, Wed 7 :0 0 1
p.m.
Stationery Supplies
Hazelwood Rites
Held Monday
Mr and Mrs. Lewis G resham
w ere business visitors In Med
ford on Monday.
For Rent
Hilco Floor Sander
HAGGARD LUMBER
CO.
Phoenix, Oregon
Phone 7915
at the News Review
as well. It is not enough to glorify or worship the Babe,
CHICAGO, ILL. — H onoring the
METHODIST CHURCH
bringing adoration like the shepherds, and gifts like church or god
C h ristm a s Season, th is gigantic
R obert M cllvenna, M inister
form ed by lighted windows
the Wise Men. The true celebration of Christmas must
!°sa tte rf Jiu P astor
9:45, S unday School. Bill cross,
o f the fam ed Palmolive Building,
be related to the whole life, and death, and resurrection G enette G row , associate pastor, W eber, su p erin ten d en t
sta n d s sentinel each C h ristm as Eve
11 a.m,. M orning W orship a t the head of Chicago’s N orth
in the ministry of the Savior of Men.
, 8:45 a m .. Church Bible school
w ith anthem and solo N ursery M u l l i g a n Avenue. The cross, 27»!
The note of tragedy, crowned with glory and tri- ^ ¡ J h Vs° d ire c to r '' MFS P e r ° for sm all children.
feet high and extending 23 tloors,
lights ,.| ag ain th i^ y e a r as it has
11
a.m.,
Ju
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io
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Church.
umph, is in the story of Christmas. It began in sadness n a .m.. M orning W orship,
fo r the p a st 19 years, a symbol of
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Hi
Fellow
ship
as well as joy, as Mary pondered in her heart the ^ssagi* b>' ,,ie Pas2or su.bJ ^
fa ith for all Chicagoans, who look
6
p.m.,
Hi
School
Fellow
ship.
1
W here is he that is born K ing of
to it year a f te r year. It tak es 14
strange sayings, and the prophecy of the sword that the
6 30 p.m., W esley Foundation people 5 hours to a rra n g e the lights,
Jew s.
should pierce through her own heart. That prophecy 7 p.m.. Y outh Fellow ship ser W ednesday, 7 30 p in.. Choir and all o th er windows a re darkened
while the cross shines.
was fulfilled as she followed her son to Calvary, and vice, directed by th e young pe reh earsal
ople, fo r th e young people, this
stood by the cross. (John 19:25)
will be a candle light service.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
In that hour on Calvary one could see the climax 7:45, E vanglistic services, op 130 N. Main (at Holm an)
been seen by the roadside and
of that problem of suffering, set forth so poignantly ening w ith a good rousing ser Rev. George Shum an, M inister to them the Angel ap p ears with
vice, the P asto r will deliver the
“A F rien d ly C hurch
th e age-old w ords, "B ehold, I
in the portrayal of the Suffering Servant in the 53rd message.
for T houghtful P eople”
bring you tidings of g reat joy.”
chapter of Isaiah. That suffering could not be in vain, 7:45 p.m., W ednesday. P ra y e r “In our 75th y e a r”
The choir w ill assist w ith the
but could be a part of the divine plan of blessing and and P raise Service. This is a Rev. G eorge M. Shum an, P astor a p p ro p riate C hristm as songs as
9:45 A M.— C hurch School for w ell as o th e r solos, duets, trios
redemption was the message of that chapter, confirm-
a ll ages. S herm an J. Hadley. anti q uartets.
ed and fulfilled in the suffering and triumph of the met.
Superin tendant.
S u n d a y S ch o o l w ill be h eld
Christ.
This C hurch believes in and 11 A M.— M orning W orship An
usual a t 9:45 a m . Sunday,
by the choir. Serm on by C hristm as Day, and tre a ts will
Even in the dark hour as the cross awaited Him < ^„ataclsm ' ^^ heaIing’ wlthout them
th e pastor
Jesus could say to the disciples, “Be of good cheer, I
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5 P.M .—J u n io r High Society.
have overcome the world.”
the congregational
6:30 P.M .—S en io r High Society
and W estm inister Club.
So, let our Christmas celebration be one of joy
_ _ church
and beauty, of rejoicing in the glorious birth, of the E vart p S Borden. M inister
ASSEMBLY OF GOD
sanctity of love, and home, and children, of the Christ Sunday sch o o l 9:30 a m., Mar- 485 Siskiyou Blvd.
I O. W. K lingsheim , Pastor. P h
who took them up in His arms and blessed them! But j°rie Fliniau-
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let it be also a celebration of victory and triumph, the I d- □ ‘’S u i T ^ n i bV.ng us Jhe one
M arilyn Johnson, P asto r's As-
Christmas of a Christ who died that we. and all men. C hristm as m essage, his subject: istant.
‘might live!
"T he C hild.” T here w ill be a
A special C hristm as P ageant
_ ___________________ __________ _________ _______________________solo by E rm a Berg, and carol
singing by th e choir and con-
persons w ere killed, was t h e , gregation. T he Seven-Seventeen
“Peace On Earth,
w orst single m onth ev er experi C lub m en’s organization) has
Good Will Toward Men” enced
in Oregon. F a talities in charge of th is service. Come and
Can Apply To Drivers
O ctober a n d N ovem ber of this w orship w ith us on C hristm as
y e a r exceeded those recorded in Dav.
The them e of “peace on earth , th e sam e tw o m onths of 1948.
good w ill tow ard m en” m ust be
GRACE LUTHERN CHURCH
applied to d riving an d w alking
Iow
a and M ountain A venues
if we ¿ re to avoid traffic tragedy
O pposite th e High School
during th e com ing C hristm as
P au l W. F. H arm s, Pastor.
holidays, S ecretary of S tate E arl
Sunday School 9:45.
T. N ew bry declared today.
A dult Discussion G roup 10:00.
He said disreg ard fo r the w el
F u n e ral services w ere held
M orning W orship Service 11:-
fare of o thers is larg ely respon M onday afternoon a t L itw ille r’s
Serm
on Topic: We See God
sible for th e 305 lives lost in fu n era l hom e fo r Amos C. H azel
R evealed in C hrist Jesus.
Oregon tra ffic d u rin g the first wood, 62, a resid en t of A shland
Special C hristm as Eve S e r
11 m onths of 1949, and th a t past fo r 20 years, w ho passed aw ay vice
7:30 p.m.
records show D ecem ber consis at his hom e here last F rid ay
tently in one of the m ost h azar night. In te rm e n t was in M ount
dous m onths of th e en tire year. ain View cem etery.
N ew bry said th e m ajor fact
H azelw ood was born on Dec.
ors in the holiday problem are 1, 1887 a t P o rtlan d , O regon and
heavier vehicle an d pedestrian was a law y er by profession. He
traffic, bad w eath er, and m ore w as a m em ber of the F irst M eth
w idespread drinking.
odist church and Lodge No. 45,
“ We can overcom e these haz I.O.O.F. On S aturday, Dec. 10,
ards by determ ining not to en he was aw ard ed the 25 y e a r pin
danger ourselves or oth ers by by m em bers a t his hom e. He was
our actions in traffic,” the sec also a m em ber of Lodge No. 944,
reta ry em phasized. “ I know of BPOE,
S urviving are his wife, Mrs.
no fin e r dem onstration of the
M abel T. Hazelwood, 2 daught
Christmas spirit.”
D ecem ber of 1946, w hen 56 ers, Mrs. A nna S trahan of F o rt
K lam ath and Mrs. Nina Concan-
non of Sacram ento, Calif., two
grandsons and a nephew and
nieces.
GIRL'S LEAGUE TEAMS
PLAN BANQUET JAN. 12
M em bers of the two A shland
ladies leagues, the M ajorettes
ami the K eglerettes have plan
n e d a banquet, to he held in the
Elks club dining room, on Jan.
12
OPEN until
8 o ’clock
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en titled “ D ream T ow ard B eth
lehem ” w ill be presented Friday
night, Dec. 23rd, 7:30 p.m. a t
the Assem bly of God Church.
The scene takes place w here sev
e ra l groups of people a re on the
road to B ethlehem , including
the Holy Fam ily, all on th eir
w ay to be listed. A prince, jo u r
neying w ith his retinue, lies
dow n by th e roadside to rest
and his dream s a re troubled
w ith beauty. He m oves on fol
low ing the road to B e th le h e m ,
in a d ifferen t mood than th at in (
w hich he first appeared. Celes
tia l m usic is heard and then in
procession come, led by th e star,
a ll th e c h aracters who have
Single Strand
PEARLS
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Now
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Triple Strand Pearls
Q A °°
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Reg. 48.00
Now
fir s t o f 8 n e w electric p la n ts
to bring M ore POWER to You!
Toketee, first of 8 new hydro-electric power plants on the
N o rth Um pqua in Copco’s $ 50,000.000 building program,
is now in operation.
Rushed into service to meet this area's tremendous post-war
growth, Toketee will deliver 4 0,500 kilowatts to Copco’s cus
Rhinestone Necklace
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Reg. 25.00
Now
DON’T DELAY
CHECK UP today on
your Fire Insurance.
Don’t wait until you
have a loss to learn that
your protection is not
adequate..... that some
thing has been over
looked.....that your pol
icy does not fit because
□f an addition to vour
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iperty or a new mort-
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re. Ci!all us now.
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BILLINGS AGENCY
(Since July 1883)
DEPENDABLE
INSURANCE COUNSELORS
Corner Main and Oak
Ashland Hotel Building
Phone 8781
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tomers through the Roseburg load center. Now under con-
struction and scheduled to be serving the public in late 1950
and 1951 are the Slide Creek and Soda Springs power plant«
— which have a combined.capacity of 2 9,250 kilowatts.
Eight power plants, all scheduled for completion during i
five year period— 1949 through 1953— comprise the North
Um pqua project. Their total capacity of 145,000 kilowatts is
larger than our entire pre-war generating capacity. T h e North
Um pqua project plus expansion of distribution and transmis
sion lines is designed to meet the continuing yearly increase
in demand for electric service.
Tokete« meets today’s need for power. The remainder of our
building program is your guarantee and our assurance o f an
increasing supply of dependable, low-cost electric service for
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283 EAST MAIN
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the years to come.
PHONE: 5131
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