THURSDAY. DECEMBER 14. 1956
SOUTHERN OREGON NEWS REVIEW
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Jobs Daughters I nitiate
Thirteen Members
Campfire Council
Elects Officers
V'a
S pirit of Christmas Subject of
Talk at Civic Club M eeting
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST
Church Choir to Present
SCIENTIST
’The .Messiah’ This Friday
Handel’s ’The Messiah ’ will
be presented by the First
Church of Christ. Second and B
streets, this Friday at J 30 p.m
The music will be under the
direction of Glenn Matthews,
Southern Oregon college music
department, with the church's
choir singing with assistance
i from other Jackson county
I singers
The public is cordially invited
to attend
Pioneer Avenue, South
Sunday morning service at 11
o'clock
Subject. Is the universe. In­
cluding Man, Evolved by Atom­
ic Force?
Golden Text. I Chronicles
16:23,24. Sing unto the Lord, all
the earth; shew forth from day
to day his salvation Declare his
glory among the heathen; his
marvelous works among all na­
tions.
Sunday School at 9 30 a m
Wednesday evening meeting,
which includes testimonies of
Christian Science healing, Is
held at 8 o’clock.
Reading R o o m open daily
from 2 to 5 p m except Sundays
and holidays. The public la cor­
dially invited to attend these
services, and to use the reading
room.
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New officers of ttiie Ashland-
The Rev. Earl Downing spoke at the club’s house on Winburn
Talent Campfire girls council
HARTLEY INFANTS
were elected at a meeting held on the subject “The Spirit of way.
The twin babies born to Mr
The Rev. Downing's talk con­ and Mrs. Richard Hartley on
last Monday at the home ut Mrs Christmas,
to the Women s
Thirteen Kirin were initiated for the Bibles.
Marshall Woodell. 11» Seventh, Civic club at a covered dish cerned four parts “The Spirit Sunday, passed away last Mon-
A Christmas rftory was pre­ Ashland
Into the Jobs Daughters Bethel,
luncheon and meeting last week of Goodwill and Peace, The day
Interment was in the
sented by librarian Nancy Dun
No. 22, Tueaday night
Spirit of Hope, The Spirit of , Stearns cemetery with the Rev
Elected
w
*n
Mrs
Dorothy
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They were Loretta Sloper, keson with carols by the choir. Suksdorf.
Adoration, and Th< Spirit of Irwin P Alger conducting the
Talent,
president;
.
Tummy Parks, Jackie True, At the close of the meeting a Henry Enders, Ashland, vice C a m p fire G f f / S
Enlightenment.’’ Following the graveside service.
Nuncy Norbury, Janet Byrum, skit in honor of Andy Stevens president Mrs Elmo Stevenson, j
talk, a chorus of tx>ys and girls
The funeral was in charge of
r
Claudia Johnson, Janet Jonas, was given by the officers.
from the fifth and sixth grades the perj funeral home in Med- FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST
Ashland, secretary; and S. R i
Refreshments
were
enjoyed
June Hudson, Sue Heller, Kay
of the Briscoe school sang a ford
' (Christian Church) Second and
Schuerman, Ashland, treasurer, i
Fisher, Catherine Clark, Paula by all attending
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The retiring president is Mrs
B Streets.
The Christmas ceremonial fire Negro spiritual, two Christmas
Byrum, und Donna Boggcas.
songs, and two Spanish songs CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Katherine Nelson
Earl F. Downing, Minister.
tor
all
Blue
Birds
and
Campfire
The spiritual was described by
.
Miss Chloe Stevens, honored
A new member to the council
Bible School, 9:45 a.m The
members in attendance as “out
717 Slskiyou B,vd
Daughters
of
Nile
girls
w
ill
be
held
this
Sunday,
queen, presided over the initlu i
i; Miss Beverly Bennett, on the
December 17, at 1 30 p m. in the standing, with all different parts Br- Evart B Borden. Minister Church teaching and studying.
tlon A pin given by Guardian 1
staff of Southern Oregon col
well done.”
Sunday School, 9 45 a m. (The Christmas program will be
lege Mrs' Woodell. executive- | Lincoln school auditorium.
Mabel Bose was presented to Hold Ceremonial
j
Classes
for all ages
Christmas Eve.)
Various committees are work­
Associute Guardian Andy Ste­
During the business meeting,
secretary of the council, said the
Sunday
Morning
Worship,
11
Morning Service, 11:00 a m.
vens by his daughter Chloe, the A t Grants Pass
ing
on
the
ceremonial
They
in­
President
Myrtle
Mayberry
vol­
council will Invite Mrs Elton
Sermon by Dr Borden. Sermon: “Behold I Bring You
honored queen.
Jackson of the Medford Camp- clude the committee on arrangi- unteered to officially represent
Good News!’’
Tin- winter ceremonial of Zu- fire girls to become a member ments, composed of Mrs Guy the club and to make the pre­ The Christmas Story ”
The
committees
for
the
Christian Endeavor, B:30 pm.
leima
temple, No. 13, Daughters of the council
Also.
children’s Christmas
Randles and Miss Beverly Ben- sentation of the gifts donated by
Queen’s Ball on Wednesday. De­
Topics of discussion d u r i n g , A1,ee Burnette is club members for the Camp program and senior choir. Solo­ For all ages of children and
cember 27, In honor of the i of the Nile, was held last Satur­
youth.
White veterans.
the council’s meeting were the handling the program
newly elected queen, Kay Dud day In Grants Pass
ists will be Erma Berg and G. S
Evening Service, 7:30 p.m.
ley, were chosen. Barbara Bug , Queen Ollie Ogle presided Campfire girls’ money-making
Mrs. MaeBelle Nielsen, Mrs. | The Chairmanship for the Green. Margaret Ramsay is the Sermon; “Ten Timely Truths
bee will be general chairman * over the affair. Twenty four projeets and Problems concern-| Caroline Stevenson, and Miss club’s part in mailing Easter choir director and organist Mrs.
and Collette Perrine, Barbara members from Ashland attend ing the girls summer camp at Beverly Bennett are on the dec­ seal envelopes was given to Mrs. Henry Metz is the children’s ' for Today."
Midweek Service, Wednesday.
oration committee . Mrs John Glenn Wilsey. 44 Church street. program director.
Van Vl«-«-t, mid Barbara Hild «•«I They were Obera Dunn, Bess Lake of the Woods
7:15
p.m.
are on the program committee Travis, Lulu Franco, Marchail
Tin- council will meet again Schulz is in charge of the A letter was read from the
Thelma Linlnger, January 8
Members of the decorations Stansbury,
county health physician thank­
candles
committee are Mildred Zltter Betty Weller, Louise Oden, and
ing the club for use of the club­
house for the baby clinic. It was
cob, Nancy Dunkeson, Cynthia Cora Woodward.
Methodist
Choir
to
Sing
Plckcll, Barbara Wray, Maxine
Virgie Hahn, Nina Hanby, Trinity Guild Luncheon.
announced that there would be
Cantuta Sunday Evening 1 no meeting this month of the
Champion. Pat Austin, Wanda Myrtle
Mayberry,
G l a d y s Business Meeting Held
W a
Red Cross sewing group
Oden, Sylvia Smith and Knth- : Wright, Tanna Trites, Louise
The Christmas cantata, “The
lene Reagan.
Nosier, Katie Van Vleet, Lor-
The Trinity guild of the Epis­
Hostesses
for
last
week’s
Prince of Peace” by John Spen­
The refreshment committee , ruinc Zlttercob, Jotephone Wal- copal church met last Thursday cer Camp, w ill be presented at meeting were Mrs
P e a rl
wlll have as its members Sandra ’acp- Ruth Morris. Dorothy Mor- for corporate communion at the First Methodist church next Crouch, Mrs
Sue Thompson,
Clnry, Marlene Heard. Carole«- ' *»- Louise Daugherty, Kathcr- 11:30 a.m. This was followed by Sunday evening
Mrs. Verna Egli. and Mrs Hazel
Tulin.
Van Vleet, and Norina Stevens ,n® Merrill, Elizabeth Mars, a noon luncheon at the parish
BEFORE Unused attic apace.
house and a business meeting | A 33-voice choir will partici­
Nancy Weitzel, ehnirman of Sara Peters and Muriel Kramer
The next meeting of the group
pate
in
the
religious
cantata
with
Mrs
John
Daugherty,
i
A large number of the tem­
A part of the house that doesn't
the losing team in the Christmas
president, in chorg«
Variations in the cantata give a w ill be on January 3. At that
card contest, will be In charge ple’s members attended the
time the following women will
earn its salt. Looks like trying
The bazaar committee report- wide ran* e
music P8? * wjth serve as hostesses: Mrs. Gladys
of refreshments for the winning luncheon at the Grants Pass
Presents to be ed a highly successful sale of | thf mcn s. choruses and solos Dooms, Dr. Bertha Sawyer, Mrs.
to fix it up would be a waste of
team at a skating and gift ex­ country club
crippled
change party during the holiday sent to the . Shrine
7™ « m
p p iw chll- fancy work, mincemeat, and I mterspercmg the e n s e m b l e Stella Corthell, and Mrs Glen
time and money.
vacation. The winning
Wilsey.
/inning team’s , ‘T* 0 ' hosinta,1 in Portland were plants, according to Mrs Ruth groupings
placed
around
a
Christmas
tree.
E
King,
the
guild’s
secretary.
The
director
for
the
musical
chairman was Wanda Oden.
The ceremonial followed at Guild members expressed their offering will be Mrs. William
Past queen Venita Roberson
the
Masonic temple with 22 can appreciation to all who helped j Weber. Organ accompaniment
AFTER A beautiful little room,
was escorted and introduced to
in any way.
w ill be by Mrs. Frank Davis.
the gathering Miss Edna Dough- didates in attendance.
which can house paying guaatsl
MT. SHASTA
The next meeting of the tem­
tery was escorted and presented
The Rev A H
MacDonnell 1
“
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,
pi«-
will
be
In
Ashland
on
road a short history of Trinity F i r s t C h u rc h o f t h r is t
A few dollars worth of milled
a gift for her help with music
during the past year Mrs. Ralph January 13
church compiled from early rec To Present ‘The Meksiah’
lumber, wall-board, cold-water
Sykes was escorted and given
ords. Miss Lydia McCall, Mrs
a gift for making plastic covers
Mabel Kinney and Mrs Alice
paint plus a few days' labor did
Handel's “The Messiah” will
IN "PRETTY-PRINT"
Gowland were appointed as ad­ be presented at the First Church
the trick.
ditional members of the histori­ of Christ, Second and B streets,
BAGS
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n i i n i i i i e v i to
o m
a m * j a further Ashland, on Friday. December
committee
make
ALL NEW PATTERNS
studY Anyone having old pic- 15, at 8 p.m.
WE CAN HELP YOU SAVE MONEY ON YOUR
/
* / tures, newspapers, or o
other ma­
The public is cordially invited
terial
pertaining
to
the
Ashland
REMODELING PLANS
to attend this religious oratorio
Tin- Brownie Revel, the Ash­
land and Talent Brownie scouts' ' church is invited to lend them depicting biblical history. The
production w ill be under the di­
Christmas party, was held last to the committee.
The regular social meeting rection of Glenn Matthews, as­
Saturday morning in the junior
and study program will be held sistant professor of music at
high gym
Upon arrival at the party, the on December 21 at 2 p.m. in the Southern Oregon college.
little girls were divided into j parish house Tea hostesses will
Soprano soloist w ill be Miss
Your Friendly Yards
four groups and each group was j be Mrs. John Daugherty and Coleen Tiegs; alto, Mrs. Lois
Hiway
66
Phone
8511
Mrs
Alice
Gowland.
identified with a Christmas sym- (
Miller Windsor: tenor, Clarence
165 C Street
Ashland
Telephone 6561
bol During the morning's fun, ;
Wiggins, high school band direc-
Free
Daily
Delivery
Recipe
for
traffic
tragedy:
all the Brownies learned a '
tr; and Donald Evan Davis as
new Christmas song
played mi>. alcohol and gasoline—and bass soloist for the performers.
grimes, danced circle games, and st 1 er!
D IA M O N D
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made a Christmas tree orna- |
ment. Christmas tree cookies
were served to those attending. |
from
Before closing the festivities
and craft sections, all those pres- I
ent gathered around the big
Christmas tree to sing carols |
and join hands in a friendship
circle. The leaders all agreed
that they had enjoyed the party
as much as the little girls.
Mrs. Ray LcManquais was in
charge of the Revel with Mrs
Layton Schell, Mrs J T Briggs
and Miss Virginia Lutz assisting
in crafts; Mrs. Leo Sohler, Mrs
G. W Byrd, and Mrs. W E Har­
rison teaching games; Mrs. Rod­
ney Keating accompanied by
Miss Barbara Hild at the piano
teaching new songs; Mrs. Doug­
las Faske, Mrs R. J. Hutchinson
and Miss Virginia Whittle teach
ing the dances.
Mrs F. G. Foy of Talent and
Mrs. H. B. Cook, field director
from Medford, also assisted.
Ceremonial Set
W « erruze
Rabbit Pellet s
Brow nie Scouts
Ho d GdV PartV
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The annual Christmas party
of the Ashland Riding associa­
tion and the Medford Trail Rid­
ers was held last Friday in the
Phoenix Grange hall.
With 109 people in attendance
the gift exchange was a huge af­
fair. Besides the adults, 20 chil­
dren joined in, the Christmas
tree exchange. A roast turkey
dinner was enjoyed by all.
The evening was rounded out
with square dancing by young
and old alike.
OTHER POTTED VARIETIES
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Cyclamen
Pink, White, Red Carnations
Azaleas
Irte
African Violet«
Roses
Mixed Flower Pots
Chrysanthemums
FREE DELIVERY ANY PLACE IN THE ASHLAND-MEDFORD AREA / ,
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PAST MATRONS MEET AT
HOME OF MRS. ELHART
The Mary E. McCall Past
Matron’s club met at the home
of Mrs. Carlton Elliart Decem­
ber 4. There was a good at­
tendance at the meeting.
Hostesses for the meeting
were Mrs. Elhnrt, Mrs. John
Daugherty, and
Mrs. Elmer
Biegcl.
The January meeting will, be i
¡held at the home of Mrs. Nvliic
, P. t r:, 550 E. Mr.’ • . t--{ '
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