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Southern Oregon New« Review Aah la u d , O reg o n Thursday, January 10, 1050 hood and visited his niece and nephew in New Castle, his wife's sisters in Pennsylvania, and a niece in Warren, Ohio He was the last of his immediate fam ily His seat in the 1st Presbyter lan church is vacant and a host of friends will miss him. Services were conducted by iiis pastor, Rev. Geo. Shuman, in the Litwiller Funerai Home at 10:30 a.m. Saturday. Inter ment in Mt. View Cemetery be- side his wife. Obituaries... The Phoenix News OSC Schedules ’Daddy” Of All Days Feb. I of the club, says will be the greatest Dark day ever held at the college. This is the first time that such a program has been held in raid- winter, Waymire pointed out, previous affairs having r>.«n held in the fall at the time of a football game. A luncheon Saturday noon, February 4. will replace the us ual Saturday night banquet. OREGON STATE COLLEGE L y d ia F ra n ce s P o w ers — The “daddy” of all Dads days Lydia Frances Powers, 87, a resident of Talent of the Wagner at Oregon State college has been By M n . A. C. Lewis Creek road, passed away at her planned for February 4, with home Friday nlgtit after a long the Oregon State-University of All officers with the exceptioi illness. Washington basketball game In of Elwln Jonan were present at Mrs Powers was born Lydia the huge new coliseum provid the regular Phoenix gruugi Chase on April 18. 1882, in Port ing the main entertainment meeting Jan. 10. The 3rd and age, Wise. Her father David feature. 4th degrees were conferred on Chase was a government survey A Dads day newsletter has M r and Mrs. Ilarlaud Glass or and was ordered to the Neb been sent to approximately 6500 C H E V R O L E T S E R V IC E MEN cook, Mr and Mrs. Ilill Howard raska frontier in 1873. He locat M A R Y K. H A Y N E S Oregon State dads inviting them TO G E T A D D E D T R A IN IN G Mi and Mrs. Lovett, Mr. und ed at Platsmouth, and then York, Mary Katherine Haynes, 68, to take part in what Fred J. Mrs Erank Payne, Mr. and Mrs where Mrs Powers .was gradu a resident of 419 Laurel St., W a y n n i.- of Portland, president DETROIT — Approximately A. II Fleming, und Mr und ated and then taught school. passed away at the Ashland 10,000 mechanics from Chevro Mrs. Paul Skinner. A. C. Lewis, The family then moved to Rid- General Hospital last Friday let dealers’ service departments Bill Poling and Al Schroeder F IR S T C H U R C H O F C H R I8 T phy, Ore , and two two sons, throughout the nation are be PHOBW IX field, S. D. where she taught for morning. were appointed us committee on (C h ristia n C h u rch ) S e c o n d and Al Haynes of Ashland and An N A Z A R E N E C HURCH seven years in the Great Bend Mrs Haynes was bom Sept. drew J. Haynes of Milwaukee, ing trained thoroughly in the the demit of Mary Davis of Rory B S tr e e ts Phoenix Church of the Nazarene school until her marriage to Ned proper care of the new Power- Assn. 4, 1881 at Milwaukee, Wis. and Wis. Earl F. Downing, Minister Pasto’, Rev. C Henry Lacy Powers of Oakland, Calif. glide transmission. was the widow of P. H. Haynes Bible S c h o o l , 0:45 a.m. Services were held on Tues Appointments were made for We extend a cordial invitation The family came to Talent in who preceeded her in death in At least one mechanic from Morning Service, 11:00 a m. to all our friends and neighbors the various committees for the day morning at the Litwiller every dealership will attend a 1008, buying an orchard, and la 1944 in Ashland. Sermon What Should We Funeral Home: Interment was year Agriculture, Mervin Hix to the following services ter locating at the present home She is survived by three chil beside her husband in Mt. View two-and-a-half day New P r o d u c t son, Geo. Drake, W B Tucker Do About the Failure of Re Sunday School 0:45. on Wagner Creek road in 1027. School, with the classes hr dren, Mrs C. A. Morton of Mur- Cemetery. and Elvln Inman. Horticulture, peal?” Music by the Choir, Morning Worship 11:00 to six men. ' Mr Powers proceeded his wife Glenn Matthews, director. Melvin Lattie and Paul Skinner. Evening Service 7:30. in death in 1042. Junior Church, 11:00 a m., for Legislative, Chas. Hockersmith Midweek Prayer and Praise A daughter Eleanor survives, the children. and Roy Balz. Ways and Means. Service, Wednesday 7:30. i and an adopted daughter, Mrs Christian Endeavor: Juniors, J Win Poling, Jake Arnold. Claud Everett Bailey both of Talent 4 00 p.m.; Junior High School I > Hutton H E C,, Mrs C L Lewis, P H O E N IX P R E S B Y T E R IA N A son Orlean died in 1918 at Ft Mrs Eoxwarthy, Carol Schroed and Young People, 8:30 p.m. C H U R CH McDowell, California Evening Service, 7:30 p.m. I er, Evlyn Gysin, Mabel Quack- E. J. Clark, Pastor Services were held Wednes Sermon “More Questions! enbush, and Velma Johnson Re Sunday, 10 a.m. aunday School day afternoon at 1:30 in the Lit creation, Mr and Mrs. Vaugh That This Modern Age Asks | J. O. N. Poling, Supt. wilier Funeral Home, with the Qunekenhush, Mr. and Mrs. Les About The Church.” Sunday Service 11 a.m. i Rev Alice Wooley of the Talent Midweek Service, Wed. 7.00 ter Carr. Mr und Mrs Schroed Methodist Church officiating In Wednesday 7:00 p.m. Choir er. und Mr and Mrs Geo. Gil p.m ferment followed in Stearns ce practice ham. Youth Committee, Mr and t r a n s m is s io n n id e 7:30 Sunday. Young Peoples | metery, T H E * P O W N P O L IC E F O R C E D Mrs Norton, Mr and Mrs Chas. G R A C E L U T H E R N C H U R C H meeting Elva Castor, advisor. T H E F O R M O F U & H T M IN & A R R E E i a Hockersmith, Mr und Mrs. Har- Iowa and Mountain Avenues that is L c L ha I N T O force T H E G the R O U u N & D htwiwg W H iL E d A O r T g S e William J. Montgomery land Glasscock and Mr and Opposite the High School THE C O N G R E G A T IO N A L Mrs Paul Simpson Reception, Paul W. F Harms, Pastor TH E POW ER T O F L O W N O R M Ä H M William J. Montgomery, 83, CHURCH Mr and Mrs Oliye Poe and Mi a resident of Ashand for over Sunday School 0:45 717 Siskiyou Blvd. and Mrs Stiegerwold. Historian, | Adult Discussion Group 10:00. 20 years, passed away Thursday Evart P. Borden, Minister F lorence Drake. Sick und dixt | afternoon at 103 H igh St. after Morning Worship Service 11:- Sunday School 9:30 a m , Fran- ress, Hattie Hendrickson, Myrtle a years illness. Sermon Topic: "Take the Of i cis Clink, Supt. Hixson. Enid Castor, Chas Hoc fensive He was bom on March 14, Overcome evil with 11:00 A M. Worship service; kersmith. Membership, Olive good.” i868, near New Castle, Pa.; on 1 Sermon by Dr. Borden, “Three Poe, Vaughn Quackenbush, Eth Essentials for Living." Special May 13, 1891 was married to el Hockcrshmith. Poultry, Al Ida May Winton at Butler, Pa. music by the Choir. Schroeder. Wnrren Laffer, Ben M E T H O D IST C H U R C H A daughter, Ethel, died in early 6 30 p m Pilgrim Fellowships nett Austin. Dramatics, Warren Robert Mcllvenna, Minister childhood and a son, Charles, ,Li * ê M £M W E R E T H E R E A L H E R O E S 8:00 p.m Dramatic Club. Loffe, Ada Bell, Myrtle Hixson. 9:45, Sunday School. Bill died at sea during World War « z e P Î 5 Y e t - ^ C T R lC A L T R A N S M I S S I O N Music, Dorothy Loffer, Ilarlaud Weber, superintendent. T O D A Y A B O U T t h e POW ER A F IR S T C H U R C H O F C H R IST . 1. He and his wife celebrated D A N 6 G R . Ô T F L G C T R lC r r V W A S u f ’APM HO T H Ë H MAI Glaascook, Al Lewis. Publicity, ARD 11 a.m, Morning Worship S C IE N T IS T their Golden Wedding anniver WAY o ^ X r BY ?Y L IM E M E M a s T H E V EbATTLGD THCGt THROUGH Myrtle Ferns, Ethel Curr, Hat with unthem and solo Nursery P io n e e r A v e n u e S o u th sary at their home on Scenic STO R M AND D IS A S T E R TO REEPTHeCvePEMTH^i STORkA FLOWING tie Hendrickson. for small children. Sunday morning service at 11 Drive in 1941. His wife prece A past masters pin was pres 11 a.m., Junior Church. eded him in death in November o’clock. 1947, ented to Warren Loffer by re 6 p m , Junior HI Fellowship. Subject: “Truth.” tiring master Dee Hendrickson In the past ten years in the power and light industry operating 8 p.m., Hi School Fellowship. They lived in California and Golden Text: ‘The Lord is the present master 6:30 p.m , Wesley Foundation. nigh unto all them that call No Dakota, where they farmed expenses have risen 163%; operating revenues have increased 94%; Ways and Meuns committee Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., Choir upon Him, to all that call upon prior to coming to Ashland. plant investment has gon up 20%; while income available for in announced a dunce Jan. 14th rehearsal. While here he was a carpenter. Him in truth.” terest and divends has risen ONLY 11%. fm grangers and their families. In the spring of 1948 he flew Sunday School at 9:30 a m. On Jan. 21st an old time dance back to the scenes of his boy Wednesday evening meeting, is planned. H E C. annouced P R E S B Y T E R IA N C H U R C H 8 clock. Testimonies of Christ Jan 18th their next meeting at 130 N. Main (at Helman) ian Science healing. Hattie Hendricksons on Stewurt R*v- G e o r g e S h u m a n . M in iste r Reading Room open daily "A Friendly Church Avenue for a covered dish lun from 2 to 5 p.m. except Sun for Thoughtful People” cheon. On the next serving com days and holidays. mittee for next grange meeting "In our 75th year” The public is cordially invited were Syble Edwards. Elva Cast 9:45 A.M.—Church School for to attend these services and to all ages. Sherman Hadley, er, Faye and Al Lewis. Ed and use the Reading Room. Lois Stillwell, also W B. Tucker Superin tcndanL A m e r ic a /o o £ one ¿,O O Á ~ .. . On the display table was a 11 A M.— Morning Worship. An them by the choir. Sermon by new improved Roman Beauty C O N G R E G A T IO N A L ¿ ífíP Z /Í V Z M H )... a n J s îG M E Æ D /A a / /A e apple displayed by Dee Hendric the pastor. G R O U P S JO IN 5 P M —Junior High Society. kson. The Plymouth Guild and the Lecturer Fay Lewis presented! 8:30 P M —Senior High Society Pilgrim Study club of the Con a mixer dance which was cn-1 and Westminister Club gregational church met last joyed by all. Thursday afternoon in a combin All ladies of the grange were CHURCH Or GOD ed meeting with about twenty urged to attend the Jan. 18th 1025 Iowa Street members present. H E C. meeting, as at this meet T. O Satterfield, Pastor Mrs. Nellie Peterson, the new ing tin y would like to outline Genette Grow, associate pastor. president, presided over a short a tentative program for the year, 9:45 a.m., Church Bible school business session following which their goal and aim is to try to each Lord’s day, Mrs. Perry Mrs. James Jeter presented the have all the ladies of the grange Smith is director. missionary program, the subject as members this year. The H E - 11 a.m , Morning Worship of which was "Church World Service.” C. program needs your backing Message by the Pastor. so try to attend. 7 p.m., Youth Fellowship ser In the social hour Mrs. Lu- The Phoenix Thursday club vice, directed by the young pe I cillc Williamson was honored < ancclled its Jan. 12th meeting. ople, for the young people, with a shower of gifts and tea Next meeting will be Jan. 26th 7:45, Evanglistic services, op was served from a beautifully at the home of Mrs Inez Haves, ening with a good rousing ser appointed lace covered table 407 West Jackson St. vice, the Pastor will deliver the bright with pink roses and tall The Fern Valley Community message. tapers. Mrs. E. P. Borden poured club postponed its Jan. 13th 7:45 p.m., Wednesday. Prayer and the hostesses Tor the after meeting due to the weather. Mrs. and Praise Service. This is a noon were Mrs. Jessie Hodgins, O. L. Penland, secretary announ time of refreshing from the Lord Mrs Jeanne Swanson and Mrs ced A date will be set later. when our spiritual needs arc Winifred Rasmussen. Mr. and Mrs. Olive Poe, Mr. met. and Mrs. Dee Hendrickson and This Church believes in and Mrs. A. C. Lewis . attended , TO1UCU the me Practices divine healing, without SO R O P T O M 1ST S D IN N E R F R ID A Y E V E N IN G grange council meeting at Roxy hmatadsm. , The Soroptomists will meet on Ann grange hall on Wed n ite ,' '’ j’ohn'nri.v nr m i , ™CO Prcsidt>nt. and Mrs. Olive Friday evening for a 6:30 dinner at the Trinity Parish House. Miss „ Pr i!fay» t J was, ''•‘■‘■L p°e as secretary. Mrs. Gray and h etu^er of" ' , . ^ anCCS W° rth’ and Mrs Poe held the same of- Dorothy Palmer of the College will be in charge of the pro <tur<i of Bellview grange, I fices last year. gram. 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