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I) A.K. Regent Allends Council SURPRISE DAD with this prao Most people a r e annoyed tical new DUO FAST pocket staple". Looks like a fountain when the clock stops, but not so Mm. I T Rubinwni, regent of Patsy O'Keefe and Gene Daley, pen. Slip off the cap and Its ready to use Coine in and see Mt Ashland c h a p t e r D A It for to them it wus good news how it works. Southern Ore Wui o i k ' of u group of delegate* The hands of the clock In t h e gon News Review FARMS FREE— 160 acre home who attended the spring a r e a Sheldon Jewelry window point stead tracts now available for council meeting w h i c h win ed to II) minutes to 7 w h i c h farming, dairying, ranching spelled a couple of B u 1 o v a THE CONGREGATIONAL FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST held lu»t Friday ut Lakeview etc. Also othi r Government N O T I C E HORSE OWNERS: watches to two high school sen CHURCH (Christian Church) Second and Don't wait too long to call On Friday afternoon the vis I lore. T h e unnual presentation lands as lov is >100 per acre 717 Slaklyou Blvd B Streets. Paul Hackett to get y o u r and up For information a l l itors wera honored by a recep I was made at the Friday morn- horse shod for that June 10 Evart P. Borden. Minister Earl F. Downing, Minister states «t nt post paid, s e n d tion ut t h e Schmick Muaeuin I ing assembly.o • • Rodeo at Medford, P h o n e Bible School, 9:45 a m >3 00 to Northwest Land Ser Sunday School 9:45 a m., Fran- which la widely fuinoua for its Medford 3-1221. It Morning Service, 11:00 a m. vice 410 E Eighth Ave , Ana 11:00 A.M Worship service; The world seems toll ot smart Junior Church, 11:00 a m., for Sermon b y Dr. Borden, “This early Americun nod Oregonian conda. Montana. 1 alecks and show-offs and Ash the children. J8-15-22 relics. A seven o'clock dlnnei land had one who fluunted his World of Ours.” Sermon: "You Can Do a Great win the highlight of the con particular brand ot insolence be 6 30 p.m., Pilgrim Fellowship Deal by Prayer ” ference with addrcHscK by I h e fore the college commencement Mt. Shasta Rabbit Christian Endeavor: 7 pm . meeting and party. new state vice-regent, Mm Fos crowd I n s t Sunday afternoon Monday 7:45, Trustees meet HORSDSHOEING-at your place >4.00 Pellet* Junior Hi and Young People. or mine Work guaranteed. ter of Khunuth Falls and Mrs When the crowd rose to sing the ing at church. Regular business. Evening Service “Christ i n Paul Hackett, 215 No Main, Ground Oat* It Barley (! Q I) Albim of Medford Star Spangled Banner, the lit- With Molasses Added >3.40 the Bible." Phoenix, Oregon Phone Med. The return trip wus made on i tie man remained seated. N o CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Midweek Service W e d n e s- 3-1221. Ml. Shasta 18% Dairy Saturday morning with stops at I doubt It guve him a great sense 4th al "C' Streets day at 7:15 p.m Feed __ >3.85 Klamath Falls and other places ' of his own importance. C. Wesley Brough, Minister ♦ a • of interest Mt. Shasta Hog Mash. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. Sunday School, 9:45 am ., CHIMNEYS CLEANED - lor A Complete Ration >3.70 The winner of the T r a f f i c SCIENTIST Morning Worship, 11:00 a.m., chimneys vacuum cleaned Safety Awurd, Elaine January, Pioneer Avenue. South. Mt. Shasta Mills h a v e been Youth Groups, 6 30 p.m., Evan call Walter Wolford, Phone 2- should apply for a job with the mixing and grinding fe«*ds gelistic Service, 7:30 p.m. 4486, Ashland. Sunday morning service at 11 Walter S. Cross of Fitchburg, : stule highway commission. Her since 1878 Tuesday morning Camp Meet practical suggestions as to elim- Mass , has been named president o'clock. ing, 10:00 a.m. Subject: God The Preserver of j of The Mother Church, The First i iuatirig the bottle-necks and the Mr und Mrs Richard Hen- Wednesday Prayer and Praise KODAK FILMS DEVELOPED Church of Christ, Scientist, in Man. —Fastest service in Portland thorne of 147 N utley street an hazardous spots in Ashland ap- Boston, Mass., it was announc- * Golden Text P s a l m s 40:11. Service, 7:30 p.m. and satisfaction guaranteed nounce the birth of a duughter, 1 peal to all motorists who must ed in Boston today. Withhold not thou thy tender traffic tangle by Portland’s oldest Company. Deborah Kuy, on May 30 al the I daily fight the • • • Mr Cross has been active in mercies from me, O Lord: let METHODIST CHURCH Eight exposure roll developed Ashland General hospital thy loving kindness and t h y Once more the season of tall various capacities in the Chris Robert Mcllvenna. Minister and one print each 25c. Two tales is upon is. From the un tian Science movement, having truth continually preserve me. Phone 0511 9:45, Sunday School. Bill prints each 35c Rolls with Hiway 86 Mr and Mrs Francis Koester tier-12 Sunday School at 9:30 a m. fisherman to his grandad joined The Mother Church i n Weber, superintendent. more than eight exposures of 165 C street are the parents Wednesday evening meeting, Free Daily Delivery the stories are already |>ouring 1905, and for many years has one print each 35c Re-prints 11 a.m,. Morning Worship of a son, Lawrence John, born i n , unfortunately, seldom ac been a Christian Science prac which includes testimonies o f 3c each Send coin Portland June 3rd at the Ashland Gener companied b y tangible proof titioner. Christian Science healing, i s with anthem and solo. Nuraery tor small children. al hospital at 8 o’clock Last Saturday however, we veri During World War I he was held Reading Room open d a i l y 11 a.m., Junior Church. fied tlie measurements of the 28 an army chaplain with the 89th Mr. und Mrs. Logan White inch old timer w h i c h 6 p.m , Junior Hi Fellowship. 1 was and 27th Divisions. Later h e , from 2 to 5 p.m. except Sundays left today f u r Corvullis a n d . brought out of Diamond Lake. 6 p.m , Hi School Fellowship. 'served at the Christian Science and holidays. Portlnnd They expect to attend 6:30 p.m., Wesley Foundation. , The public is cordially invited • • • w a r relief depot at LeMans, j the Elks convention and t h c Wednesday, 7 30 p m., Choir to attend hese services, and to T h e streamllbed commence France Rose parade und will be joined incut-baccalaureate use the Reading Room rehearsal. exercises at Prior to World War 1 he serv-, by Mrs White's sister and neph ew from North Platte, Nebras the park on Sunday demonstrat j ed as Christian Science com- j CHURCH Or GOD PHOENIX PRESBYTERIAN the scenic possibilities of the j mittee on publication for the ka, who will return with them ed 1025 Iowa Street beautiful natural setting, but it CHURCH L state of Maryland. He has serv to Ashland for a visit also proved the unwisdom of a ed on the Bible Lesson com T O. Satterfield, Pastor E. J Clark, Pastor mid-afternoon Sunday program. mittee which prepares the les Genette Grow, associate pastor. Sunday, 10 a.m. aunday School T h e noisy picnickers, barking son-sermons used by all Chris 9:45 a.m., Church Bible school R. D. Thompson, Supt. dogs and wailing children did tian Science churches for their each Lord’s day, Mrs. Perry Sunday Worship Service 11 nothing to enhance the dignity Sunday services. a m. Rev. E. J. Clark, Minister. I Smith is director. of the occasion. Mr Cross is a graduate o f Wednesday 7:80 p.m. Choir 11 a.m., Morning Worship • • • Yule university, and an alumnus Message by the Pastor. practice. The weather man has been on also of Phillips academy at An 7:30 Sunday Young Peoples 7 p.m., Youth Fellowship ser the spot this week trying t o dover, Mass. He is a native of vice, directed by the young pe meeting. Elva Castor, advisor. please farmers who have been Fitchburg, Mass. ople, for the young people, praying for rain and the gradu 7:45, Evanglistic service«, op GRACE LUTHERN CHURCH ates who are praying that the ening with a good rousing ser Iowa and Mountain Avenues clouds will roll by. at least till vice, the Pastor will deliver the Opposite the High School after their outdoor commence- message. | Paul W. F. Harms, Pastor. I inent festivities. 7:45 p.m., Wednesday Prayer • • • Sunday School 9:45. and Praise Service. This is a Adult Discussion Group 10:00. The offer of free swimming time of refreshing from the Lord Morning Worship Service 11:- instruction from June 1!) to 30 Dr Robert Wood of Klamath when our spiritual needs are Evening Service, 7:30. ‘ at the Twin Plunges promises to Falls was elected president of met. fill the pools with adults as well the Oregon Association of Chiro t" **H) YAH, JOE / 'LO, EFFIE as children, according to the ad practic Physicians at the group’s - X2LY OF GOD vance interest shown, says Ow annual convention held in Med president responded. SWcivou Blvd. Don’t o v e rlo o d y o u r e le c tric circu its . W h e n you en Gragg The classes are being ford last week end. Dr. E. N. Terrill of Ashland, O W. Klingsneim, r*astor. Ph given by the Red Cross and are Dr L. K VonPier, Portland president of the Southern Ore- one 2-2786. b u ild o r m o d e rn is e p ro v id e ADEQUAT! W IR IN G . under the supervision of Miss was elected vice president Dr g o n Chiropractic association Marilyn Johnson, Pastor's As- IF Y O U exp ect to be paid Dixie McCulloch assisted b y Gordon Pefley a n d Dr. C. E. was general chairman of t h e istant. fo r d am age to y o u r hom e, Hollis Hill. Mary Waterbury and Christiansen, both of Portland, convention. Other committee Sunday Services: 9:45 a.m., ‘‘SEE YOUR ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR” y o u r household goods, o r Frank Wheeler The children’s were re-elected secretary-treas men included Dr. L. H Haugh- Sunday School. Classes for all yo ur a u to m o b ile , be sure classes will be held in the morn urer and chaplain. awout, Coos Bay; Dr. M. C. Mix, ages. Mrs. George Icenhower, to get y o u r in su ran ce be ings while the adult instruction Thi- convention, which w a s Roseburg; Dr. A. R Hedges, Supt. 11:00 a.m., Morning Wor fo re a loss occurs. will be given in the afternoons held June 2, 3 and 4, with ses Medford; Dr C. W Campbell, ship. 1:00 p.m., Assembly of God and evenings The P T A is in sions at Merrick hall and the Grants Pass; Dr. Ppul D Bray, Hour, KWIN. 6:00 p.m., Christ’s B e tte r have a ll yo ur in s u r charge of the youngsters appli Jackson and M e d f o r d hotels, i Medford; Dr. H. E Campbell, Ambassadors. Marilyn Johnson, ance checked N O W by this cations was the first outside of Portland Grants Pass; Dr. R. W. Klier, President. 7:30 p m., Evangelist- H a rtfo rd agency. since before the war. Portland, and Dr. Alton Dalros, ! ic Rally. Main speaker for the conven Roseburg. Tuesday Services: 10:00 a.m., tion was Dr. J. J. Nugent o f Ladies Prayer Service. 7:30 p.m., New Haven, Conn., director of F ran ces W ilde Mr. and Mrs. Allan Harris left Prayer and Praise Service. education for the National Chi yesterday for a week end trip Wednesday: 7:30 p.m., Choir Announces ropractic association O t h e r to Portland where they expect rehearsal. Wm. Verver, director. ‘‘BILLINGS .AGENCY” s p e a k e r s included Dr. W. A. to see the Rose Festival t h i s Opening of an 8 week (Since July 1883) Budden, director of (he Health Friday. They w ill visit with Mr. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH SUMMER PIANO DEPENDABLE Research foundation, Portland; Harris' sister i n Hillsborough 130 N. Main (at Helman) IN S U R A N C E C O U N S E L O R S Dr. Gordon V. Pefley, Portland, before returning home. COURSE Rev. George Shuman, Minister and Dr. P. L. Poulsen, Baker, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Guise spent C o rn e r M a in and O a k “A Friendly Church speaking o n athletic injuries; the first of the week up at Dia J U N E 19 to A U G U S T 11 A s h la n d H o te l B ld g for Thoughtful People” Dr. M. C. Mix, Roseburg, Dr. J. mond Lake fishing. They re P hone 8781 334 Garfield St, Apt 3 “In our 75th year” E. Andrews and J. D. Keiffer, ported some sizeable tales about Sunday, April 23: laboratory director at Western some sizeable fish, t h a t got 9:45 A.M.—Church School for States college in Portland away. Mayor D. L. Flynn of Med What do you need in the way all ages. Sherman J. Hadley, ford wclocomed the convention of stationery? Eaton's quality is Superintendant. at its opening session F r i d a y always the best. See the lev Il A.M.—Morning Worship. An morning and Dr. Charles E. Wil pound stationery with matching them by the choir. Sermon by the pastor. liamson of Eugene, Association envelopes. Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., West- ; minister Fellowship Society. T h u r s d a y 10:30 am ., Wo mens' association, 1 2 o’clock luncheon. Named President Seientist Church Sfoiú SfofcA BELLVIEW FEED STORE Chiropractors Meet at Medford NOW - Not Later “Thais wonderful! Well meet you aT the station S. C. 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So important is music to the world and so rich are its many treasures that every student, ev ery teacher, every person with a natural bent or love for music is entitled to the benefits of mu sic instruction according to Mrs. Wilde. She further stated that it was the realization of this fact which caused her, years ago in Los Angeles to offer through class instruction at low cost this privilege of learning to play the piano. She states that h e r courses are planned to meet the require ments of the National Guild of Piano Teachers and offers the student adequate s t u d y and preparation for the annual na tional piano playing auditions and the privilege of becoming a guild member and becoming a memberof the National Fratern ity of Student Musicians, NFSM. . . . To Serve You Best Mrs. Wilde stated that stu dents sometimes complain that they do not play well in recit als, groups or e v e n another person. This is overcome by be ing made to feel and live the rhythm of their pieces and rou tined in playing before others. Learning in class to play t h e notes, phrasing, and other phas es of each number aids greatly in students musicianship Abil ity to execute in the presence of others, who, while learning may have many of the same hurdles to jump, prepares the student, before appearing in any impor tant affair. Mrs. Wilde further p o i n t e d out that adults who w i s h t o learn to play for their o w n pleasure or renew their interest in piano music may register in adult 1, 2 or 3 piano. Mrs. Wilde has had many years of exper ience as supervisor of public school music and was with the L o s Angeles adult education program teaching piano 1, 2, 3 and theory She began her piano study as a child of eight and has continued her study through years, even while teaching REECE CATERING CO. . . . . . . . . . . . . Distributors Packaged Sandwiches Rich N’FIaky Pastries Cafe & Groc. 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