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T h u rsd a y,
Church I Announcements
Ja n u a ry
12,
1950
P R E S B Y T E R IA N C H U R C H
FOR JAN. IS
Church Was Built
On Conversion
And Fellowship
f J I ’ON the foundation of Jetw
Christ
the
early
Christian
church was built by two things—
conversion and fellowship.
The first great In-gathering was
on the Day of Pentecost, 90 days
after the Passover, when Peter
preached with such power and
boldness thut many were moved
to cry out In repentance, “What
shall we do?“ About three thou­
sand were then converted and
baptized. This company of be­
lievers wus soon increased, for we
are told thut the Ixird added to
the church daily such us were
being saved (Acts 2:47).
Hut someone has said that no
one goes to heaven alone, and the
first immediate manifestation of
tills new life in conversion wus an
Intense clinging of Christians to
one another In a fellowship so
deep and strong that at first they
held all things in common.
The real strength of the eai l>
Christian church was in the way
the individual Christians, with a
new sense of the worth of their
own souls, loved one another. It
became a byword, murking them
from the world In which they
lived, "See how these Christians
love one another."
The Christian church today is a
vast community of many churches,
comprising many lunds, and mnny
people of all sorts. It is an his­
toric institution, as well as a fel­
lowship of the sincerely devout
and consecrated. People join the
church from various motives, and
many attend the services and sup­
port the church financially, whe
hove never Joined it at all, or
professed any vital experience oi
conversion, such as transformed
the early Christians.
It is the continuing evidence ol
«'hrlst’s presence and power, Un
deepest, finest, strongest thing tn
all the world. Would that there
were more in that great company
of sincere ChrlsUans! But let ur
never forget how great It is, oi
what that ChrisUan fellowship
means to a world in need, more
In need than it Is ever willing tc
icknowledge
F IR S T C H U R C H O F C H R IS T
(C h ris tia n C h u rch ) Second and
B Streets
E a rl F. Downing, M inister
B ib le S c h o o l ,
9:45 a.m.
M o rn in g S ervice, 11:00 a.m.
S erm on: “ In F a ith U n ity , In
O p in io n s L ib e rty , In A ll T hings
C h a rity .”
J u n io r C h u rch , 11:00 a.m., fo r
the c h ild re n .
C h ris tia n Endeavor: J u n io rs ,
4:00 p .m .; J u n io r H ig h School
and Y oung People, 0:30 p.m .
E ve n in g S ervice, 7:30 p.m .
Serm on: “ Q uestions th is m odern
age ask about the C h u rc h .”
M id w e e k
S e rvice
w ill
be
T h u rs d a y th is w eek, 7:30 p n i.
John T. Chase, m iss io n a ry to
K orea w ill speak and show p ic ­
tures
GRACE LU TH ER N CHURCH
Io w a and M o u n ta in A venues
O pposite the H ig h School
P aul W. F. H arm s, Pastor.
S unday School 9:45.
A d u lt Discussion G ro u p 10:00.
M o rn in g W o rs h ip S e rvice 11:-
Serm on T opic: N ot Peace. B u t
A S w ord.
M E T H O D IS T C H U R C H
R obert M c llv e n n a , M in is te r.
9:45, S unday School.
B ill
W eber, su p e rin te n d e n t.
11 a.m,. M o rn in g W o rship
w ith anthem and solo N u rs e ry
fo r s m a ll c h ild re n .
11 a.m., J u n io r C hurch,
li p.m ., J u n io r H i F e llo w s h ip .
6 p.m ., H i School F e llo w s h ip .
6:30 p.m ., W esley F o u n d a tio n .
W ednesday, 7:30 p m.. C h o ir
rehearsal.
P H O E N IX
NAZARENE CHURCH
hoenix C h u rch o f the Nazarene
Pastor, Rev. C H e n ry Lacy
We extend a c o rdial in v ita tio n
» a ll o u r friends and neighbors
► the fo llo w in g services.
Sunday School 9:45.
M o rn in g W orship 11:00
E vening Service 7:30.
M idw eek P ra ye r and Praise
prvice, Wednesday 7:30.
P H O E N IX P R E S B Y T E R IA N
CHURCH
E. J. C la rk , Pastor
Sunday, 10 a.m. ¡Sunday School
O. N. P oling, Supt.
Sunday Service 11 a.m.
Wednesday 7:00 p.m. C hoir
ractice.
7:30 Sunday. Young Peoples
leetlng. E lva Castor, advisor.
For Office Supplies
Stationery — Job Printing
News Review
130 N. M ain (at H ehnan)
Rev. G e o rg * Shum an, M in is te r
“ A F rie n d ly C h u rch
fo r T h o u g h tfu l P eople"
" In o u r 75th y e a r”
0:45 A M .— C hurch School fo r
a ll ages Sherm an J. H adley,
S u p e rin te n d a n t.
11 A M .— M o rn in g W o rsh ip A n ­
them by the ch o ir. Serm on by
the pastor
5 P .M .— J u n io r H ig h S ociety.
6:30 P .M .— S e n io r H ig h S ociety
and W e stm in iste r C lub.
THE
C O N G R E G A T IO N A L
CHURCH
KING INSPECTS BIBLES
amines a few of the tliuo i.
the British and Foreign In'
headquart-
rge V I of England ex­
i t .ill over the world by
. i visiting the Society's
he queen
T A L E N T F R IE N D S C H U R C H
Pastor, Irw in P. Alger
S a tu rd a y, Jan. 14, 2:00 p.m.,
A and B team b a ske tb a ll games
at ju n io r hig h gym in A shland.
Sunday, Jan. 15, 10:00 a.m.,
S unday School. 11:00 a.m., W or­
sh ip H o u r 7:00 p.m ., C h ris tia n
E ndeavor. 8:00 p.m ., Message
by Rev. Joseph Reece, G eneral
Supt.
Tuesday, Jan. 17, 7:30 p.m.,
Y oung People’s P ra y e r F e llo w ­
ship.
W ednesday, Jan. 18, 7 30 p.m.,
E vangelism Class.
T h u rsd a y, Jan, 19, 2:00 p.m.,
M is s io n a ry U nion M eeting
T A L E N T M E T H O D IS T
CHURCH
E v a rt P B orden. M in is te r
F irst and Wagner Avenue
Sunday School 9:30 a.m., F ra n ­
A lic e M a y W o o lle y — P astor
cis C lin k , S upt.
S unday, Jan. 15, 9:45, S unday
Remember Th* Birds
11:00 A M W o rsh ip service;
School 11:00 M o rn in g W orship.
in c h a rg c o f the P ly m o u th G u ild
M any A sh la n d citizens have
Them e: Road to R eligious R eal­
D r B orden w ill be in charge o f
been sca tte rin g crum bs fo r
ity . 7:30 E vening Service.
the service
DORA PAYNE
the b ird s d u rin g th is p e rio d
W ednesday, 7 30, P ra y e r m eet­
6:30 p in P ilg r im F ello w sh ip s
D ora Payne, a re sid e n t o f Ash-
w h ile the g round is covered
ing.
8:00 p.m. D ra m a tic C lub.
and fo r m any years, passed a-
w ith snow. O u r little fe a th e r­
T h u rsd a y, 7:30, Y oung Peop­
8:30 p.m P ig rim F e llo w s h ip
w a y e a rly F rid a y m o rn in g , Jan.
ed frie n d s fin d slim p ickin g s
le
’s
B ib le S tudy.
6th, at a local resthom e w here
d u rin g the s to rm y w eather
B ib le C lubs
C H U R C H O r GOD
| she had been fo r m any m onths.
an<| depend la rg e ly on hum an
M
onday,
2:30, B e g in n e r Boys.
|
M rs. P ayne was born in Wev-
kindness fo r w h a t the eat.
1025 Io w a S tre e t
L a te r, S h in in g L ig h t G irls
e ily , N. Y , and was proceeded
T. O. S a tte rfie ld , P astor
Tuesday, 2:30, B ooster Boys.
| in death in 1944 by h er husb­
G enette G ro w , associate pastor. and, C liff.
L a te r, B ear C reek Gang.
W ednesday,
2:30,
H e lp in g
9:45 a.m., C h u rch B ib le school
She is s u rv iv e d by 3 sons,
. H and G irls L a te r, D a rin g D an­
each L o rd 's day, M rs. P e rry j G le n n M Y oung o f U nion C reek,
iels.
S m ith is d ire c to r.
; L t. Col. C lyd e G. Y o u n g o f the
T h u rsd a y,
2 : 3 0 , B e g in n e r
11 a.m., M o rn in g W o rsh ip P residio, San Francisco, and
G irls L a te r, K in g ’s D aughters
Message by th e Pastor.
H a rry D Y oung o f N am pa, Ida.,
7 p.m ., Y o u th F e llo w s h ip ser­ and a g ra n d a u g h te r, M a rily n
M r. Gene T e d n c k , M e d fo rd , H O M E EC C L U B M EETS
vice, d ire c te d b y the you n g pe­ Rae Hayes o f H ugo, O regon.
has
been appointed to f i l l the W IT H M RS. S Y L V IA BATES
ople, fo r the young people,
She was a m em ber o f the
The H om e Econom ics c lu b
I
7:45, E v a n g lis tic services, op­ R oyal N eighbo rs o f A m e ric a , u n e x p ire d te rm i f M r. H ugh
ening w ith a good ro u sin g ser­ The W om en’s R e lie f Corps, and H addock on the O. & C. A d ­ m et at the hom e o f M rs. S y lv ia
vice, the P astor w i l l d e liv e r the was a Past N o b le G ra n d o f the v is o ry B oard fo r the M e d fo rd Bates. C h a irm a n Edna S w artz-
1 Rebecca Lodge, h a v in g been a D is tric t, it was announced today la n d e r appoin ted her com m ittees
message.
b y D anie L G o ld y, R egional , fo r the com ing ye a r and a discus­
7:45 p.m , Wednesday. P ra y e r | m em ber since Ju n e 13, 1922.
Services w ere held M onday A d m in is tra to r o f the B ureau o f sion was he ld fo r the ra isin g o f
and P raise Service. T h is is a
funds fo r the grange
tim e o f re fre s h in g fro m th e L o rd | m o rn in g at 10:30 in the L it w ii- L a n d M anagem ent
M r. T e d ric k is business agent
w hen o u r s p iritu a l needs are i le r F u n e ra l H om e w ith the Rev.
A I I M a cD o n n e ll and the Hope fo r the K la m a th Basin D is tric t E T E N S IO N U N IT S M EETS
met.
E xtension u n it m et at the T a l­
T h is C h u rc h believes in and Rebecca Lodge o ffic ia tin g . In te r ­ C o u n cil, L u m b e r and S a w m ill
practices d iv in e healing, w ith o u t m ent was in M t V ie w C em etery. W orkers. He replaces M r. H a d ­ ent c ity h a ll on W ednesday w ith
do ck as the A F o f L. represen­ M rs. B illie K enyon and M rs.
fa n a tic is m
ta tiv e on the Board.
M a x in e G in te r d e m o n stra tin g
N IL E S A . S IM M IL K IE R
In accepting th e re sig n a tio n o f “ H e rb Seasoning.” The luncheon
N ile s A lb e r t S im m ilk ie r , 62,
F IR S T C H U R C H O F C H R IS T .
S C IE N T IS T
a resident o f A sh la n d fo r the M r. H addock, M r G o ld y said he was prepared by the leaders and
last year, passed a w a y a t m id ­ appreciate d v e ry m uch the ser­ a s m a ll fee was charged fo r a
P ioneer A venue South
n ig h t T h u rsd a y, Jan. 5th at the vice M r. H addock had rendered w o n d e rfu l lunch
Sunday m o rn in g service at 11 A shland G e n e ra l H o s p ita l He to the B u reau
o’clock.
The 13-man D is tric t Board, In and About Talent
had made his hom e a t 925 Sis­
S ubject: L ife .
w h ic h was appoin ted b y M r,
k iy o u B lv d
G olden T e x t L u k e 20:37, 38
The L io n s w i l l sponsor the
S im m ilk ie r was bo rn on Feb. G o ld y in M ay. i942, includes
N ow th a t the dead are raised, 3rd, 1887 at A n o ka , M in n , and men fro m G lendale in southern C o u n ty S how fo r th e M arch o f
even Moses showed at th e bush, had been a ra ilro a d sw itch m a n D ouglas C o u n ty Josephine Co­ D im es the la st o f the m onth.
w hen he ca lle d the L o rd the God w ith the G re a t N o rth e rn , re ce n t­ u n ty , Jackson C ounty, and K la ­ The show w ill be given a t th e
o f A b ra h a m , and the God o f ly h a v in g re tire d . He had made m ath C o u n ty, re p re se n tin g saw ­ h ig h school gym .
Isaac, and the God o f Jacob. his hom e in K la m a th F a lls and m ill and p ly w o o d operators, lo g ­
M r. and M rs. H e n ry L o w e
F o r he is not a God o f the dead, j R oseburg p re vio u s to co m in g to gers, m in in g , re cre a tio n , graz­ and son Bob attended the “ Sands
b u t o f the liv in g ; fo r a ll l i v e ' A sh la n d
ing, a g ric u ltu re business in te r ­ o f Iw o J im a ” in M e d fo rd Tues­
u n to h im
He was a m em ber o f the Con­ ests and the general p u b lic . The day n ig h t.
Sunday School at 9:30 a m.
A da B oulden has re tu rn e d
g re g a tio n a l C h u rch o f A shland, B o a rd has been o f considerab le
W ednesday evening m eeting, o f the 32 degree Masons in Rose­ assistance to d is tr ic t fo re s te r E. fro m Los A ngeles w here she
8 'c lo ck T estim onies o f C h ris t­ b u rg and H illa h Tem ple. A A .O - K . Peterson in reco m m e d n in g spent th e h o lid a ys w ith re la tive s.
ian Science healing.
so lu tio n s to some o f th e c o m p li­
M r and M rs. K e n n e th P o rte r
N.M .S. o f K la m a th F alls.
R eading Room open d a ily ,
cated
m u ltip le -u s e pro b le m s in ­ ’ ow ners o f P o rte rs Cash G roc-
He is s u rv iv e d b y h is w ife
fro m 2 to 5 p.m . except Sun- | M gym , d a u g h te r M rs O liv e D il­ v o lv in g O. & C and p u b lic d o - ' 1 ery, are re m o d e lin g th e ir b u ild -
days and holidays.
le r o f Roseburg, a son N ile s F m ain lands. To date the m ost j : in g fo r m ore room and stock.
The p u b lic is c o rd ia lly in v ite d I S im m ilk ie r o f C u lv e r C ity , C a l­ i m p o r t a n t d e velop m e nt fo r I H a rv e y Peterson is h e lp in g w ith
to a tte n d these services and to ! ifo rn ia , and a b ro th e r, C. W P a r­ w h ic h the advice o f th e B oard the ca rp e n te r w o rk .
use the R eading Room.
has been received has been the : M r. and M rs. B i l l S lack have
k e r o f Roseburg.
Services w ere held S a tu rd a y cre a tio n o f a tim b e r sale p r o - ! gone to P o rtla n d fo r a w e e k’s
P TA H EA R S SPEA K ER S
a fte rn o o n a t 1:30 in the L it w ii- g ra m u n d e r w h ich 104 m illio n va ca tio n .
b o a rd feet w i l l be o ffe re d fo r I
M rs. Irm a P a rr is back teach­
P hoenix — P hoenix P a re n t-' le r F u n e ra l Home, w ith th e Rev.
sale in 1950. D e ta ils o f the pla n in g at T a le n t h ig h a fte r an eye
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Teacher association held its last
w e re announced la st D ecem ber ' op e ra tio n .
m eeting in The Shack on the io n a l C h u rch and the A shland
Lodge
No.
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school grounds J a n u a ry 5 w ith
M rs. W R Glass. M e d fo rd , d is­ cia tin g . The re m a in s w e re taken
tr ic t v ic e -p re i; ' f i i t o f the O re ­ to R oseburg fo r in te rm e n t in
the M asonic C em etery.
gon Congress of P arents and
Teachers and M rs. F. L. C onnor
REDS A S S A IL E L S IE
as speakers.
M O SC O W — E lsie the cow was
Mrs. Glass gave a N a tio n a l
re
c
e n tly cite d in th e S o vie t h u m ­
Congress su m m a ry on P T A w o rk
o
r
m agazine “ C ro c o d ile ” as an
as a them e fo r “ P a re n t E duca­
exam
ple o f '" t h e w ild m orals of
tio n ” and M rs. C onnor spoke on
the
transoceanic
m o n a rch y o f
"M e n ta l H yg cn e ” and a rtie le s in
the d o lla r ."
the P T A m agazine and m anual.
"C ro c o d ile " to ld its readers
A s h o rt s k it was presented en­
how E lsie tra v e ls a ro u n d the
title d "H a rm o n y a t M y H om e,”
c o u n try in s ty le and publishe d
o r “ W hy Not T r y the P T A M aga­
a photog ra ph o f h e r h o lid a y hat
zin e .” T a k in g p a rt w ere M rs.
and a n o th e r o f h e r tr a v e llin g
M arcus N o rto n , p ro g ra m c h a ir­
k it in c lu d in g cosm etics, p e rfu m ­
man; M rs M . C. Y a rn e ll, M rs.
es, etc.
M y rtle Ferns, a ll P T A m em bers,
and M iss B e ll. M iss June Nelson
and M rs. W B W in d t, teachers.
Miss Nelson announced a sew ­
ing class in e ith e r b e g in n in g o r
in te rm e d ia te sew ing, o r ta ilo r
ing, w h ic h e v e r those interested
MOCCASIN TOE
in the class w ished to take.
D onald H e m b rc, s u p e rin te n d ­
DOUBLE VAMP
ent, announced th a t the school
re c e n tly purchased u n ifo rm s fo r I
the school band and stated th a t I
the band plans to play, w e a rin g
the new u n ifo rm s fo r the fir s t I
Marble, Granite. Bronte
tim e, at (he b a ske tb a ll game |
Tuesday, Ja n u a ry 10. T h is w i l l !
Extra Lettering Available
be the firs t hom e game o f the
season
"On th . P lain"
A scenic p ictu re , taken b y 1
Fred Shephard, teacher, a n d 1
w h ich has been enlarged, c o lo r­
ed and frame«}. w ill be used as
the P T A attendance prize, it
was announced. The se n io r class
won the p rize fo r the second
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T A L E N T W IN S OVER
J A C K S O N V IL L E H IG H
The T a le n t high school team
w a lk e d o ff th e ir hom e flo o r w ith
tw o v e ry ha rd fo u g h t games o v­
e r J a c k s o n v ille hig h Tuesday ev­
ening
The " p u p ” s trin g led in every
q u a rte r. A t the h a lf T a le n t led
b y 18-10. In the last tw o q u a r­
ters T alen t kept their lead tor
a fin a l 33-27 w in
H ig h p o in t m an fo r the B u ll­
dogs was W illie Z u m u lt w ith 8.
J - V ille ’s h ig h scorer was C ra ig
w ith 10 points.
The B u lld o g s' m ain s trin g was
a ha rd one to w in w ith the J a c k ­
s o n v ille fiv e le a d in g at h a lftim e
22-18.
The B u lld o g s fo rg e d ahead in
the fin a l h a lf to go o u t in fr o n t
41-39 a t the fin a l w h is tle
T A L E N T S C H O O L NOTES
T he C e n tra l P o in t G ra m m a r
! school w a lk e d o ff the flo o r w ith
tw o v ic to rie s M on d a y evening
on the T a le n t hifeh gym .
T he " p u p ” s trin g p u t up a
good fig h t in the fir s t h a lf w h ich
ended w ith C e n tra l P o in t lead­
in g 9-4. The second h a lf v is ito rs
had the flo o r and w on by 29 to
10.
The m ain s trin g , a lth o u g h
m uch too short, p u t up a tre m ­
endous fig h t b u t at th e end of
each q u a rte r th e y fe ll fa rth e r
behind C e n tra l P o in t had a fe w
sharpshooters. A t h a lf tim e Cen­
tr a l P o in t led 25-9. In th e second
h a lf i t show ed lit t le a ction w ith
the v is ito rs w a lk in g o ff the flo o r
w ith a 45-23 v ic to ry .
T he h ig h school ju n io r class
sponsored a snow p a rty at the
T a y lo rs ra n ch up W agner creek
last W ednesday n ig h t. The p a rty
was en jo ye d by everyone there,
w ith tobogg aning and s k iin g on
the steep h ill. T ra n s p o rta tio n to
th e T a y lo rs was p o o r so a n u m ­
ber o f students had to w a lk back
b u t e njoyed i t v e ry m uch
C A M P F IR E M O T H E R S M E E T
The C a m p fire M others c lu b
w h ich m et last W ednesday a fte r­
noon made plans f o r a hob b y
show w h ic h w i l l be he ld d u rin g
the C o m p fire b irth d a y w eek in
M arch. The them e fo r th e ir 40th
b irth d a y w i l l be “ O p p o rtu n ity
U n lim ite d .” T h is show w i l l give
a ll groups and in d iv id u a ls an
o p p o rtu n ity to show th e ir hob­
bies.
A T T E N D A S H L A N D C O U N C IL
G e rtru d e O ttin g e r, M ae L o w e
and D o ro th y L u k s d o rf attended
the C a m p fire C o u n c il in A sh­
la n d M on d a y n ig h t. P lans w ere
made in re g a rd to the C a m p fire
cabin in A sh la n d . The C a m p fire
g irls w i l l be g ive n an o p p o rtu n ­
it y to nam e the cabin. The best
In d ia n nam e w i l l be accepted.
In and About Talent
T he C o m m u n ity c lu b is hav­
ing a p o t-lu c k d in n e r T hursday
eve a t 7:30 p.m . A l l m em bers
and th e ir frie n d s are in v ite d
to com e and e n jo y an e vening
o f e n te rta in m e n t
K enneth D ecker, son o f M r
and M rs. V ir g il D e c k e r o f T a l­
ent, and B e v e rly R oth, d a u g h te r
o f M r. and Sirs. C. R oth o f M ed­
fo rd , w ere m a rrie d a t the hom e
o f the b rid e 's parents on Dec.
18. T he you n g couple w i l l m ake
th e ir hom e in A shland.
Catholics Name
Three Trustees
T hree trustees, Chares W
W e n tw o rth , C lin to n W Eastman
and Jam es W. M u rp h y , have
been elected to the board o f
trustees fo r C a th o lic C harities,
i t is announced b y Rev. Jerom e
M. S chm itz, e x e c u tiv e secretary
o f th e board and d ire c to r o f the
c h a ritie s o rg anizatio n. A rc h b is h ­
op E d w a rd D. H o w a rd is presi­
dent.
N e w ch a irm a n o f the a d v is o ry
b o a rd is Joseph V an Hoomissen,
w ho w i l l be assisted by Hon.
John F C a h alin, vice-chairm an,
C harles J. H irs c h b u h l, treasurer,
and C harles E. R oyer, re cording
secretary. N ew board m em bers
are N elson E n g lish , A . V. F ond­
er, H e n ry K ro p p , L. B. M cNab,
and G ordon O rp u t, elected fo r
th ree-year term s, and J. S tu a rt
L e a v y fo r a tw o -y e a r term .
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