Thum duy, M uy
Thursday, June 1, 1950
SOUTHERN OREGON NEWS REVIEW
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Church 1 Announcement«
Win Scholastic Honor , , 'gh Scho° 1 |,|ans
Rabbit Growers
Outdoor Exercises Discuss I roblcms
Wednesday Night
Ashland senior h i g h school
will hold its first outdoor com-
mencement exercises next Wed-
nesday evening at 8 o’clock at
the Lithia park band shell, ac-
cording t o Principal Roland
Parks
Dr Charles A Howard, form-
er president of Oregon College
of Education will give the ad-
dress “I Knew Them W h e n
They Were Boys.” Diplomas will
F IR S T C H U R C H O F C H R IS T
Tuesday morning Camp Meet
(C hristian Church) Second and ing, 10 00 a m
B Streets.
Wednesday Pruyer and Praise
Service, 7 30 p.m
Earl F. Downing, Minister
B ible School, I) 45 am Loell
M E T H O D IS T C H U R C H
Hall, Supt Children's Huy
Morning Service, 11:00 am
Junior Church, 11 00 am ., tor
the children
Sermon “We Belong to God."
Christian Endeavor Dismiss
ed to unite with high school bac
calaureate service, First Meth
odist church 8 p.m.
Midweek Service: Thursday,
First Methodist Church 8 pm
F IR S T C H U R C H O F C H R IS T ,
S C IE N T IS T
Pioneer Avenue. South.
Sunday morning service at 11
o’clock.
Subject God, Tin- Only Cause
and Creator.
Golden Text: Jeremiah 10:1«
He is the former of ull things;
and Israel is the rod of his In
heritance: The Lord of Hosts Is
his name.
Sunduy School at 0:30 am .
Wednesday evening meeting,
which Includes testimonies o f
Christian Science healing. 1 s
held at 8 o’clock.
Reading Room open d a i l y
from 2 to 5 p.m. except Sundays
and holidays.
The public is cordially invited
to attend hese services, and to
use the Reading Room
CHURCH
Or
GOD
1025 Iowa Street
T. O Satterfield, Pastor
Genette Grow, associate pastor.
9:45 a m., Church Bible school
each Lord's dsy, Mrs. Perry
Smith is director.
11 a.m., Morning Worship
Message by the Pastor.
7 p.m.. Youth Fellowship ser
vice, directed by the young pe
ople, for the young people.
7:45, Evsngllstic services, op
ening with a good rousing ser
vice, the Pastor will deliver the
meeaage.
7:45 p.m., Wednesday. Prayer
and Praise Service. This Is a
time of refreshing from the Lord
when our spiritual needs are
met.
CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE
4th at ” C” Streets
C. Waelay Brough. M inister
Sunday School, 9:45 a.m.,
Morning Worship, 11:00 a m.,
Youth Groups, 8:30 p.m , Evan
gelistic Service, 7:30 p.m
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W E C A T E R TO
S P E C IA L E V E N T S
C all Rogue R iver Ph. 282
Robert McIlVenna. Minister
9:45, Sunday School. Bill
Weber, sujierlntendent.
11 a.m,. Morning Worship
with anthem and solo Nursery
for small children.
11 a.m., Junior Church.
6 p.m., Junior Hl Fellowship.
0 p.m., Hl School Fellowship. |
0:30 p.m., Wesley Foundation.
Wednesday, 7 30 p.m., Choir
rehearsal.
G E R T R U D E M. B A L IS
The Southern Oregon Rabbit
Breeders’ Association met o n
Monday at the Medford court
house with the president, J A
Marion of Ashland presiding,
The speaker was Joel Barker
of Grants Pass who is well qual-
ified as an expert in the rabbit
breeding and P ding methods
He has spok> . before the organ-
ization on several occasions A
general ri seu -,o n P e r i o d fol-
lowed Ur t.urkers talk and
many questions were asked con-
cerning f e e d s , hutch-cleaning
b . p ro sen M to the g r.d u .te , b y
JO ANNE
D O W N IN G
KAY
BECK
Paul Finnell, chairman of the will be held during June, one on
school board
the 12th, the other on the 20th
Invocation will be given by when Mr. Barker will return for
the Rev. J. C. Green and bene
diction by the Rev. O. W. Kling- another talk The meetings will
sheim
Four numbers will be be held in the Medford court
presented by t h e high school house and all interested per
f
band and two numbers will be sons are invited.
given by the school chorus. In
Mrs. Arthur Peters of t h e
strumental music is to be under
the direction of Clarence Wig Ashland Womens Civic club left
gins and vocal music u n d e r by plane last Friday for Boston
•where she will attend the Na-
Donald Evan Davis.
tional Federation o f Womens
The salutatory address will
:
be given by Kathryn Beck and Clubs convention which is be-
the valedictorian will be Joanne in8 he*d there this week
Downing.
Gertrude M Balis, 72, a resi
dent of 477 Aliiaon street passed
away Thursday, May 25 at her
home after a long illness
Mrs Balis was bom on Janu
ary 31. 1871. at Red Bluff. Cal
ifornia., and as Gertrude Lange
was married there on June 5,
1905 to Ben B. Balis. In 1910
she and her husband came to
Ashland from Dunsmuir.
Besides her husband, she is
survived by two daughters, Mrs.
Jean B Anderson o f Walnut
Creek, Calif , and Mrs. K. B.
Hobson of Omaha, Neb., by a
sister Mrs May Ward of Red
Bluff, and by three grandchll-
r,
Services were conducted a t
, { • 30 Saturday morning In th .
U tw .ller Funeral Home, with
l, he Rev J1 , A Mf CP?,nneli
i‘.c*at?,ng InU>rment Allowed In
Mt View Cemetery.
A R V IL L A D U D L E Y
Arvilla Dudley, 75, a resident
Highest scholastic honors of ' Rev and Mrs. Earl F Downing,
of 86 Taylor street passed away
this year’s graduating class at 355 B’’ street and has lived in
enrly Monday morning at the
Ashland high school went t o Ashland for the past eight years.
T H E C O N G R E G A T IO N A L
Ashland
General hospital
Miss
Joanne
Downing,
valedic
CHURCH
Miss Beck, the daughter o f
Mrs. Dudley w a s born in
torian, and Kay Beck, saluta-
717 Siskiyou Blvd.
Brownsville,
Pa., July
8, . . 1874,
torian, who were chosen on the Mr. and Mrs George Beck, Rt
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Evart P. Borden. Minister
basis of grade averages over a 1 Box 38«, belongs to the Jobs
and had made her home .n Ash-
Sunday School 9:45 a m., Fran four year period.
Daughters, Honor society, De-
land for five years
11:00 A M Worship service;
school chorus, and Beta
She is survived by her hus
In addition to scholastic hon bate,
Tri Hi Y. She is a member of
Sermon by Dr Borden.
band. Harry E Dudley, and two
ors,
Miss
Downing
belongs
to
0:30 p m., Pilgrim Fellowship
sisters, Mrs. Zola Hipp and Mrs.
the Honor soceity, Quill and the Presbyterian church a n d
P H O E N IX P R E S B Y T E R IA N
United
choirs
and
was
a
delegate
Glenn
O. Dougherty of Los An
Scroll, Junior Red Cross, Pep
CHURCH
geles, and several nieces and
club and is organist of h e r to the YMCA youth legislature.
E. J. Clark. Pastor
nephews.
She also plans to take up pre
church choir Her future plans
M ARY ESTELLÄ HURST
Sunday, 10 a m. ounday School are to attend Northwest Chris nursing and hopes to attend the
Graveside services were held
/ i l l
•
R. D Thompson, Supt
Mary Estellä Hurst, 88, a res- ln Mt View cemetery Thursday
tian college, Eugene and take University of Oregon medical I .. J p I p r i F f l t l ik l l
Sunday Worship Service 11 pre-nursing at the University of school in Portland to complete * ” V t v l v U l Q U v I l
ident of 437 Beach street passed afternoon at 1:30 with the Rev.
am Rev E J. Clark, Minister Oregon. She is the daughter of her nurses training
away Monday at t h e Ashland e . P. Borden officiating, ard Lit-
Wedneeday 7:00 p.m. Choir
“Daddy” Penland, beli e i n g General*hospital where she had wilier Funeral Home in charge
his 101 years, stepped from the been confined for 12 days,
of arrangements.
practice.
plane last Sunday at the Med-
Mrs Hurst was bom on Feb-
7:30 Sunday. Young People-
ford airport to take his place as ruary 1, 1862 in Berrin County,
meeting. Elva Castor, advisor.
the honored guest at a colorful Michigan, and had lived in Ash-
military celebration at C a m p jand 49 years. She was a mem- ,
GRACE LU THERN CHURCH
White.
ber of the Christian church.
Iowa and Mountain Avenues
The
sole
living
Pacific
coast
She is survived by her hus
Opposite the High School
One of the loveliest garden Civil War veteran made t h e band Otho E. Hurst, and daugh-
Ashland is represented by 7
Paul W F. Harms, Pastor.
students in the graduating class parties of the season was held round trip from Portland to be ters Mrs. Rachel Davis of z»sh-
Sunday School 9:45
Adult Discussion Group 10:00 of 1,982 seniors and graduate last Thursday from 2 to 5 by the present when the patriotic or- land and Mrs. Oliver Green o
Morning Worship Service Ill- students to receive degrees at Womens’ Association o f t h e ganizations of the valley d i d Fort Jones, Calif., by a sister, i
the 81st annual commencement Presbyterian Church in t h e him honor with a mile long pa- Mrs Gertrude Edmondson o
Evening Service, 7 30
at Oregon State college, June 5. beautiful garden of the W. D rade and an outdoor meeting at Tacoma: and by o n e grana-
Saturday June 3 is alumni re- ; Jackson home on Iowa street, the Camp Three members of daughter, four great grandchil-
A S S E M B L Y O F GOD
union day while the baccalaur- Mrs. Jackson’s rare and multi- the Ashland chapter of t h e dren, and a great-great-grand-i
485 Siskiyou Blvd.
i ate service will be held Sun- colored irises were the object of Daughters of Union Veterans at daughter.
,
O W. Klingshelm, Pastor Ph- day, June 4, with Dr D. V Pol- ! much admiration as were t h e tended the celebration, Mrs. Jen-
Services were held Wednes-
one 2-2786
ing famous eastern speaker, g iv - ! many flowering shrubs and ros- nie Mapes, Mrs. Maude O'Harra day afternoon at 2 o clock in
Marilyn Johnson, Pastor’s As- ing' the address
es.
and Mrs. Lucille Dozier
t h e LKwiller Funeral Horne
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with the Rev. E. H. McGee of
1 riant.
This is the largest single class
Tea <»«“ and-
wer*
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ficiating. Interment was in Mt
Sunday Services: 9:45 a.m., n higher education ever to be served al.a long lace flower cov- |5reakfast Flight Set
Sunday School. Classes for all
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during the afternoon
ages. Mrs. George Icenhower, graduated in this state, and it b y Mrs Arthur Peters, Mrs For Ashland June 18
W H E N F ire or some other
Supt 11:00 a.m., Morning Wor may hold the record for some Ralph Mickle and Mrs. Sue Dil- i
WILLIAM FAY GREEN
ship. 1:00 p.m., Assembly of God years, officials say Despite the In who assisted
calam ity tem p o rarily cloa-
_______ the ______
Services were held in the Lit-
hostess.
The
i
A
“breakfast
flight
of
visit-
Hour, KWIN. 0:00 p.m., Christ’s size, the entire graduation cere afternoon was spent in visiting ing private pilots into the Ash- w ilie r Funeia’ Home Mond a y
es your place of business
Ambassadors. Marilyn Johnson, mony will be held .in the new and in viewing Mrs Jackson’s land airport will be held Sun- for William Fay Green, 5, son
. . . income w ill slop bu!
President. 7:30 p.m., Evangelist college coliseum, where rela celebrated collection of rare and day, June 18 it was announced of Mr a n d Mrs. George R.
m a n y expense* w ill con
tives of all those receiving de interesting pitchers About sev- this week by Steve Zarka, pres- Green of Rt 1, Box 416, Ash
ic Rally.
tinue.
Tuesday Services: 10:00 a.m ., grees will have reserved sec enty attended the party
ident of the Ashland flying club land who passed away Friday
And
that com bination
Ladies Prayer Service. 7:30 p.m., tions
At least 100 visitors are ex evening at t h e Sacred Heart
c a n be fin an c ially disas
Among the d e g r e e s to be
Prayer and Praise Service.
pected for the event, which is hospital in Medford from injur
trous!
Wednesday: 7:30 p.m., Choir conferred by President A L.
one
of several summer "fly-ins” ies received near his home earl
That's why w e advise
Strand.
1,813
are
either
bachelor
rehearsal Wm. Verver, director.
scheduled by f l y i n g clubs ier in the day.
you to call on us today . . .
of science or bachelor of arts,
William was born on Decem
throughout the state this year,
fin d out a ll about Business
representing four full years of
P R E S B Y T E R IA N C H U R C H
ber 3, 1944 at Portland, Oregon,
he
said.
In terru p tio n Insurance.
study; 169 are graduate degrees
130 N. Main (at Helman)
and
had
lived
in
Ashland
a
year
The fly-ins are planned to give
—also a new record—including
Rev. George Shuman, M inister
Lagarda Memorial College, in private pilots short aerial vaca- and a half.
149 masters degrees, 3 doctors of
Surviving him besides h i s
"A Friendly Church
Manila,
Philippines has issued a | tion trips to some of the state’s
education awarded here for the
parents are the following bro
for Thoughtful People"
most
scenic
areas
and
are
en
call
for
books
to
aid
in
building
first time, and 17 doctor o f
"In our 75th year"
dorsed by the state board o f thers and sisters. W a y n e V.
philosophy degrees, the highest a Depa r t m e n t of Education.
Green of Pocatello. Idaho: Geo. "BILLINGS AGENCY”
Sunday, April 23:
There
is
a
need
for
teachers
and
aeronautics,
Zarka said
9:45 A M.—Church School for earned degree in any institution. schools in the Philippines a s
Sonsors of the summer fly G. and Donald L. Green o f
(Since July 1883)
Following are t h e graduates many were lost in the last war. ing activities are the Operat Portland, Lloyd R., Jerry R„
all ages. Sherman J Hadley.
DEPENDABLE
from Ashland:
J. and Sharon K. Green
, Superintcndant.
On M a y 26, 1950, Lagarda ors’ association, local flying or Shirley
IN
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N C E COUNSELORS
Robert Ashley Corthell, f i s h
of
Ashland.
11 A M.—Morning Worship. An-
Memorial College received one ganizations, O r e g o n Flying
C orner M ain and O ak
The
Rev.
J.
C.
Green
of
Ash
I them by the choir. Sermon by and game management
Farmers,
Sportsmen
Pilots,
Ore
shipment of books sent by the
Ashland H otel Bldg.
Bachelor of science degree:
j the pastor.
gon Flyers and the state board land officiated at the services,
Science.'
Barbara
Nan
Elias^m
I
Southern
Oregon
College
a
n
d
Phone 0701
and interment was in Ashland
Wednesday, 7:30 p.m , West-
of aeronautics.
Agriculture, John Philip Dube
cemetery.
I minister Fellowship Society.
ment contained 350 pounds of
T h u r s d a y 10:30 am .. Wo- and Donald Keith Nichols
Friday evening Sigma Alpha
books.
If sufficient books can be
Business and technology, Wil
' mens’ association, 1 2 o’clock
Sigma
is having a banquet at
added
in
some
of
the
classifica
liam Crane Wolford
luncheon.
Elks lodge honoring the fra
Engineering — Donald L e e tions t h e Philippine govern the
ment will grant a permit for a ternity members who are grad
Giff Chinlund, who has been Dillon
f o u r year Education Depart uating.
Pharmacy
—
Roger
Franklin
having a hospital session i n
ment. This would make it pos
This will be a date affair al-
Medford, was able to return to DeShazer.
sible to prepare more teachers though members can come with-
bis office as purchasing agent
DURING SUMMER VACATION FOR
for the great demand in that out dates. Dancing will follow
for the city of Ashland the first
country.
the banquet
RESPONSIBLE COLLEGE MAN
of the week. His trip to the Boy
The classifications most need- __
Scout Jamboree at Valley Forge
ed are: Principles and Methods
Must be over 21 years of age, have the ability to
may have to be forfeited how
of
Teaching,
Psychology,
Mental
type and own a car.
ever.
Tests and Measurements, Class-
On May 28th and 29th, t h e room Management, Child Study,
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Oregon Optometrie Association Supervision and Administration
held its annual convention i n of Schools.
There will be boxes in either
Medford. Over 80 Optometrists
were in attendance at the affair end of the halls so that students
which was sponsored by t h e may contribute books to h e l p
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a g o l f tournament
BURNS AGENCY was Mônday,
held and the «¿ay climaxed
"On the Plesa"
The Student Council meeting
by a banquet and dance at the
Rogue Valley Country Club.
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