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Thursday, February 2, Oregon Manufacturing Employment lip; Const., Service Industries Drop Southern Oregon News Review Ashland, Oregon 1950 The Phoenix News Manufacturing employment in Decmber report of 20,900 was Oregon in December was 1,40« 2.400 lo w e r than a year before. Transportation and utility em more than a year before, but By Mrs. A. C. U w li ployment was estimated at 29,- slight losses in construction and service industries brought the 800 in December, a decline of number of all non-farm jobs 500 from the previous month Phoenix Grange opened on down to 416,200 or 2.700 below and 1.700 from a year ago Most Tuesday, Jan. 24th, with all of December, 1948 A gain of 5, of the decrease came from inter ficers present and presided over ‘>00 ill lumber mid wood pro state railroads ami trunsixirtut- by Dee Hendrickson at the Mas ducts employment was respon ion services, although utilities ter station. 1st and 2nd degrees sible for the higher industrial reported a thousand fewer work were conferred on Mr. and Mrs. figure with most other lilies ers. Korth by a ,v e r y efficient de slightly lower than a yeur ago. gree team. The new series of employment H.E.C. chairman Elsie Lewis estimates, based upon current PHOENIX PRESBYTERIAN appointed the Paul Simpsons, reports of a representative sam CHURCH Armstrongs, Echo Alford, and ple of employers all over the BIBLE COMMENT Harry Reams on the serving E. J. Clark, Pastor state, was prepared under a co FOB FEB. • committee for next meeting Feb. operative program recently en Sunday, 10 a.m. sunday School 14th. tered into by the U. S Bureau J. O. N. Poling, Supt Friday was set as cleaning day of Labor Statistics and Oregon Sunday Service 11 a.m. for the hall. Visitors from Gold Antioch Gave Unemployment Compensation Wednesday 7:00 p.m. Choir Hill Grange were Mr. and Mrs. Commission. practice. Roy Cameron, Maude Martin and Approximately 30 per cent of 7:30 Sunday. Young Peoples John Gray, Master of Gold Hill Real Challenqe the state's non-farm workers meeting. Elva Castor, advisor. Grange and also Master of Po were employed in manufactur To Christianity mona. ing with one industry — lumb THE CONGREGATIONAL Peach growers will hold a was at Antioch that the dis ering — accounting for 73,700 CHURCH meeting on Feb. 7th in the af Raggcd youngsters of C h in *, aided by Am erican Churches. The ciples of Jesus were first called or 60 2 per cent of the 122,500 ternoon at the hall, presided ov 717 Siskiyou Blvd Episcopal Church is conducting an intensive study plan all through Christians. total Other durable goods, in Evart P. Borden, Minister er by Cordy. It is necessary to say Antioch Jan uary, to inform the people about Overseas missionary work and ¿A * cluding furniture, machinery March ---- of ---------- Dimes ------- show spon- ---------- — . | in Syria, for this city, about 300 relief w ork, conducted in widely separated parts of the w orld, lh t and metals, declined slightly Sunday School 9:30 a.m . Fran-' sored by the Grange and to be mjjes north of Jerusalem, was one during the year Little change future o f missions in China is one o f the subjects to be discussed held in the new gym of Phoenix of ig Antiochs in the ancient cis Clink, Supt. between November and Decem 11:00 A M Worship service; high school on Jan. 31st was world, and these 16 were among ber was shown by “other manu announced and committees ap- 37 cities, built by Selucus N ikator Sermon by Dr. Borden, ‘‘Tan-; faithful work of the udult lead facturing" with lumber and can pointed to handle arrangements 1 conqueror who lived 300 years gibles and Intangibles.” for HER on ers. He then presented the speak ning and preserving accounting i before Christ, and who named 6:30 p.m. Pilgrim Fellowships. for same er of the evening, Dr Elmo St for the seasonal drop of 7,400. „ „ ' _ . .. these cities after himself or his Monday, 7:30 p.m. Trustees evenson, president of Southern Printing and publishing was the On Friday, Feb. 7th the Phoe- relatives The Antiochs were meeting at the parsonage. Oregon College nix Grange will hold an open named after his father only nondurable group to re Dr Stevenson geared Ins talk port more jobs than the previ house for Grange members and ----- - - - O f the -- 16 Antiochs— Antioch in FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, The second annual dinner of | O his youthful audience with ous month or year their friends and families. A Pisidia is another mentioned in the Ashland District Girl Scouts many humorous stories well in- very good and unusual program the New Testament (Acts 13:14) SCIENTIST Holiday hiring by retail trade was held on Thursday evening terspersed with comment and has been planned for their plea —this Antioch in Syria was much Pioneer Avenue South and govermental agencies was the greatest and finest. It was Sunday morning service at 11 January 26 at the Lincoln school advice to their elders He spoke responsible for a 30-day gain of sure. • This is an open meeting gymnasium. It drew a record of (be powerful influence which 2,300 i n n o n-maunfacturing and there will be no Grange situated on the River Orontes. o’clock Subject: Spirit. crowd of more than 400 to fill (,as been wielded by the girls lines, although the total of 293. work or meeting, just an evening navigable from its seaport. 14 Golden Text: Corinthians 3:17 the newly completed room to who have taken their places of 700 was 4,100 below December. of entertainment and to get ac miles away. The city in its splen “Next to the Mart' was called the “Queen of the quainted with old members as dor Where the Spirit of the Lord is. capacity The attendanci was leadership and of the p o s s ib ili 1948 The Christinas mail rush East,” and its seaport at Selucus Watch Repair Jewelry Repair predominantly feminine, from tles for developing a better un- well as new and their friends. was strongly fortified, like an an there is liberty. 2,500 persons, while mer tiny neophyte Brownies to th eir! qCrstanding through out tht added All are urged to join in the ev cient G ib raltar. 272 E. Main chants hired 3,200 additional Sunday School at 9:30 a.m. ening. Grange ladies to bring I t was fitting that the first Seasonal layoffs in construct Wednesday evening meeting, proud mothers and grandmoth- world. sandwiches and cookies or cake church of disciples to be called j 8 'clock. Testimonies of Christ ers, with a sprinkling of slightly j The The #rea area pre8ident, Mrs. M ion affected 2,100 workers. The for refreshments. over-awed dads acting as general N Hogan, gave an enthusiastic Christians should arise in such a 1 ian Science healing. account of the national conven All committees of the Grange city . C hristianity had a challenge Reading Room open daily roustabouts. Each of the long tables was i tj0P of the Girl Scouts whih are partiipating in the program. to offer to that pagan culture. But from 2 to 5 p.m. except Sun The Phoenix Community Club more fitting was a deeper chal days lys and cleverly decorated by a Scout she attended last year and urg and noiiaays holidays and Youth Center held their lenge to ti.e vileness and foulness • The public is cordially invited Troop and rivalry was keen in ed that local troops make plans that culture, in a city that dance instruction class on Jan. ;eneath to attend these services and to originality, ranging from skat- for sending delegates to allI such n its licentiousness and w icked .11.. a_ <>« and on/4 ntrnr ing dolls to snowmen even conferences She was followed 21st and had a very large atten ness exceeded all other cities of use the Reading Room. a centerpiece of lively goldfish by Mrs Marjorie Hopkins, the dance. After the instruction peri its time. The variety of food was equally | executive director of the Rogue od the ladies of the class ser T hat little band of Christians GRACE LUTHERN CHURCH astonishing, including fried chi- Valley who stressed the value of ved cake and coffee and then must have seemed insignificant in Iowa and Mountain Avenues cken, casserole dishes of every the camping program, both four Community Club members such a vast city, w ith the im Opposite the High School imagineable combination, pies, through the Lake of the Woods furnished the class with some mensity of its culture, and the im Paul W. F. Harms, Pastor. cakes, pickles, jams and jellies Camp, "Low Esho” and the day very well rendered dance music mensity of its sin. Y et here the Sunday School 9:45. assembled along the groaning camp iield in Lithia Park each which all enjoyed until 12 p.m. Christian name began, a name Adult Discussion Group 10:00. boards The gastronomic success summer. Mrs. Rose Cook, of On Monday nite Jan. 30th the oon to be heard throughout that ancient world, ---------- and to become 8 Medford added her personal Morning Worship Service 11:- of the event was evident. vxaoo a g a in o v o o iu n i/x ill” a u v *v *x . class again held a a session of in- structions and will meet again name of power in worlds then Sermon topic: "The New Hum A lengthy program was con greetings and best wishes. on Monday, Feb. 6th. On this unknown, including new cooti- anity.” At the close of the program ducted to the acrAwipaniment of date, Penny Fontaine will not neats- meal serving, with unfortunate an impressive candle lighting be able to be present but the ^or wa® 11 y Here also in results. Bashful small girls’ in ceremony was put on by the c la s s w i l l D r a e tie e iu s t t h e s a m e f a g rea t n a m e‘ H ’ x .2 METHODIST CHURCH crass w iu practice just m e same, | Antioch was the beginning of the Robert Mcllvenna, Minister troductions of scores of bowing girls of Troop 69 following which the nominating committee _______ missionary enterprise Christian 9:45, Sunday School. Bill parents w’ere for the most part made is report which was ac that started Christianity on its inaudible in the large room. PRESBYTERIAN WOMENS' Weber, superintendent. ----------- , - I western way, fulfilling the com 11 a.m,. Morning Worship Only when the microphone was cepted and the new offiers for ASSOCIATION MEETS mission to preach the gospel to the used did the audience hear the 1950 were unanimously elected. Those who will serve on the The Women’s Association of. ends of the earth. It was a great with anthem and solo. Nursery speakers. board for the coming year are the Presbvterian church will beginning, and die end is stiff -ar for small children. The organization chairman, 11 a m., Junior Church. District chairman, Mrs R J hold its monthly all day meet- a® desus stlU leads on' 6 p.m., Junior Hi Fellowship. Mrs., R J. Hutchinson, called Hutchinson; vice chairman, Mrs. ing on February 2. The Spiritual — 6 p.m., Hi School Fellowship. upon all of the leaders of the W. W. Regan; secretary, Mrs Life group led by Mrs. James ASSEMBLY OF GOD 6:30 p.m., Wesley Foundation, fourteen troops, who in turn pre- W H. Aftring; public relations, Edgar will meet at 10:30 for a 485 Siskiyou Blvd. members and Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.. Choir sented their -------- ' x guests. Mrs. Robert O’Harra; camping, half hour devotional period be- O- W. Klingsheim, Pastor. Ph- Among the original leaders who Clarence Williams; finance, Jean rehearsal. fore the regular business sessi- i <>ne 2-2786. __ are still active are Mrs. Robert Eberhardt. on at 11 o’clock. Following the Marilyn Johnson, Pastors As- FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST Dodge and Mrs William Reag- Nominations: M r s . Robert noon luncheon the afternoon pro- istant. (Christian Church) Second and an. Mrs Reagan, who was the Dodge, Mrs. W W. Reagan, Mrs gram will be in charge of Mrs. Friday Services, Feb. 3. 7:30 B Streets first Girl Scout leader in Ash Ralph Leach. President of the C. T. Rykken, Mrs. Clyde Smith pm ., Rev. John E. Remch of the land and who has kept the same Leaders’ Club: Mrs. E A Jen and Mrs. W. B. McCullough on World Wide Evangelization Cru- Earl F. Downing, Minister troop from their Brownie days ★ ★ ★ the missionary work among the sade speaking and showing 16 Bible S c h o o l , 9:45 a.m. (0 (be present junior high school nings negroes in the United States and mm colored film entitled, Three Morning Service, 11:00 a.m. ! period, was presented with an the natives of W ist Africa. An [ Miles High.’ Sermon: ‘‘Have Fun in Your j honorary pin by the girls of her p.m. Men’s Youth, But Remember God.” invitation is extended to a l l 1 Saturday: 7:30 p.m.. You need more than a ‘salve’ for troop women in the community. A Prayer Sendee. Junior Church, 11:00 a.m., for c Q Wil,jamg the district nursery is maintained for small Sunday Services: 9:45 a.m., the children. __ chairman, gave a brief resume of children. Sunday School. Classes for all x ^ hnstlan En<?eav° r; the growth of the organization ages. Mrs. George Icenhower, 4:00 p.m., Junior ig ¡n Ashland to its present total “On the Plaza” Robert Fox of Eugene spent Supt. 11:00 a.m., Morning Wor and Young People, 6.301 p. aimost three hundred mem- the week-end in Ashland visit ship. 1:00 p.m., Assembly of God Evemng Service, 7.30 p. bers, giving full credit to the to relieve cough» and tore muscle* “The Messiah,” oratono by 6 6___________________ ing relatives and transacted busi Hour, KWIN. 6:00 p.m., Christ’s You need to rub on stimulating, pain- ness in Medford on Monday. _____ Ambassadors. Marilyn Johnson, Handel, will be presented by the ! relieving Mueterole. It not only brings President. 7:30 p.m., Evangelist choir under the direction of PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH fast, long-lasting relief but actually Glenn Matthews. I 130 N- Main (at Helman) hslps check the irritation and break up ic Rally. local congestion. Huy Muaterole! Midweek Service, Wed. 7:00 Rev. George Shuman. Minister Tuesday Services: 10:00 a.m., p m I ‘‘A Friendly Church Ladies Prayer Service. 7:30 p.m., __________________ for Thoughtful People” Prayer and Praise Service. PHOENIX “Ix V U* \ ? thZ t>ar’L e v, , , Wednesday: 7:30 p.m., Guest NAZARENE CHURCH 9^ 5 A M —Church School for Speaker, Mr. John C. Borger of . x .i- xt ! all ages. Sherman J. Hadley, the Far East Broadcasting Co Phoenix Church of the Nazarene, Superintendant. Pastor, Rev. C Henry Lacy n a .M . —Morning Worahip. An- THE HOME OF Ot GOD BENEFIT BY THIS CHURCH Sunday School 9:45. them by the choir. Sermon by 1025 Iowa Street Morning Worship 11:00 the pastor. T. O. Satterfield, Pastor GOOD NEWS Evening Service 7:30. i 5 P.M.—Junior High Society. Genette Grow, associate pastor. Midweek Prayer and Praise; 6:30 P M.—Senior High Society IN ASHLAND COMBINATION 9:45 a.m., Church Bible school Service, Wednesday 7‘30. I and Westminister Club. t o u t MOM« T O W N FA P IB each Lord’s day, Mrs. Perry elvue yea complete. deyo^lubfe Smith is director. fecal new»- You ■cad tu h»ew e l 11 a.m., Morning Worship that b ®efef « • where 7°« Message by the Pastor. But you live «b e b • 7 p.m., Youth Fellowship ser W ORLD where bfe event« ere fe M m » e k in g — event« which cea vice, directed by the young pe Mean «• much to yea, to yeur ople, for the young people, THE IDEAL FUEL FOR FIREPLACES, job, yeur heme, yeur future. Fee 7:45, Evanglistic services, op constructive report» end Interpre TRASH BURNERS and HEATERS ening with a good rousing ser tation« e f notienel end intem e- vice, the Pastor will deliver the tfenel new«, there b no «ub«tifute OF f m T THE C H R IS TIA N SCIENCB message. M O N IT O R . t u 7:45 p.m., Wednesday. Prayer Enjoy the benefit« ef being and Praise Service. 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