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I peel, lle e n e E W atson, Shady and E n id L C uaebier, T a le n t;
S ts'w u rt und M a rg a re t Q. Went ! Cove, A r th u r W W isn er and P a tric ia J M a lo n e and W ealey
I iii
G e rtru d e A W ooten, T a le n t I) E C la flin , P h o e n ix , A lic e I H ur
ns, B u tte F a lls , L illie B Shoc-
O th e r c u iiu ld n lv g fo r the US M a rily n M a th e n y, J a c k s o n v ille
Bui hara E lle n B e n tle y , M u r m ake, Selm a, M iq n ie B M a llo r y
degree are F ru tik ie Moe HulLuli,
E dgar Bow en und M a ry A n u i p hy, Mason H L u d w ig , K e rh y , ) anil H elena A P a rsle y, C h ilo
B ow en, C o q u ille , K i it li A Wade, 'H a r o ld V M cA bee, C ave June ! q u in ; O liv e F ra le y , D a iry
D
O 'B r ie n ,'
S ulhe 1, G c id e rt and B e v e rly
H a rla n E W eaver, u nd HilJ A | Bon; S h i r l e y
Webb, Coua B ay;
W illiu m
A O B rie n L K v a ly n W iltse , W ild Jean S m a ll, L a k e v ie w ; ('a re e ri
Caratena, Dunn I) D c U c rn n rd i, '•» v ille : J e w e l 11 C am bre n, B ly , M n lth u , C o q u ille ; T h e lm a E
T h e lm a S
G a b rie l J O rla n d o , E sthe r L C h u rle s W H ale, C h ilo q u in Ora Benson, Coos B ay;
C B u rkes, E m p ire ;
E th e l W M oore, N o rth B end, Eva M Don
P a rr und W illia m C S lo n e b n ik
C o a ta n tin o | aildaon, D e n m a rk ;
S h irle y
E
er, R o w b u rg , G u u v o r C. C u te , C och ra n , L akca id e;
M ild re d E E dw arda,
John I) J Xvrogeanea, N o rth Bend
D w ig h t, R iv e rto n ; R uby B. H o l­
E g g in k , J r , M ilto n F K u p e r
Erm a M a rie S m ith , S u th e rlin , lo w a y , S u th e rlin ; Ram ona M ,
s m ith and
C la ire I M a n nin g , Jessie C S to u t, K id d le , G la dys G o uld , R id d le , H azel H. L e h ­
P o rtla n d .
W illia m s , M y rtle C re ek C lu u d c man, M y r tle C re e k; B y re n e J
V ernon G B o n e b ra kc, Eagle |C T u rn e r, O regon C ity ; C a rro ll H u c k m s and S y lv ia A M a tto o n ,
P o in t; E E liza b e th B u ck
and C. P ittm a n , Eugene; N ea l W D ra in ; M a r ily n n
E
K e c k le r,
B a rb a ra M ay O r v n , Hogue Hlv- D avis, C he shire;
E v u n g c ly n S G lid e ; D o ro th y M R a th ke y, Ten-
er, Jam es C C o llie r, T r a il, Nun F le e tw o o d , M ill C ity ;
W illia m m ile .
cy Jeanette
H u n te r, C e n tra l E Hansen, J u n c tio n C ity ; D ali
Ju ne I K elso, J u n c tio n C ity ,
P o in t
Veda B. N e v ille , Pros- ( ) M e r r ill, S alem ; Jum es A. Cox i F lo re n c e
I.
Berebce, Veneta;
and
Ja n e t H Itasm usen, Bed S h irle y
It
T a y lo r,
C c tta g e
inond: M e rle B W escoott, J r
G rove ;
V e ron a I T om a n, A1
Bend;
bany;
P h y llis D W a lle n , M e­
ham a; and
M a ry F D o h e rty . '
E lm e r V A yre s, Y re ku , C a lif
H e rm is to n .
M a rg a re t A D ye r, Etnu, C a lif
W illia m C. G io v a n e tti, San F ran
C an did ate s fo r tw o -y e a r jun - I
cisco, Patsy L L y n n , Puaadena. m r c e rtific a te s are A le x a n d e r J
S o u th e rn O regon college m u ­
¡ C a lif Josephine D R a tte rm u n . A u s tin , C a ro l E Meeks, A lic e sic a l g roups w i ll co m p le te a busy
L y n w o o d , C a l i f ; Jam es A Hen- M a rg a re t T a y lo r and R ob e rt s p rin g schedule th is week w ith
nebeck. C rescent C ity , C a lif
Vestal, A s h la n d ; Lee C S to th e rs fo u r p u b lic appearances.
M y ra C. D a rn e ll, V a nco u ver, and
D a v id
W isle y, M e d fo rd ;
On W ednesday, th e 50-voice
Wash ; R ob e rt J. H illia r d , Seat , L lo y d E H ale, Eagle P o in t; Joan a ca p p e lla c h o ir d ire c te d b y Os­
tie ;
and
A n d re w O C a s tillo , E W e tte rau . G ra n ts Pass, and c a r C. B jo rlie , assistant p ro fe s­
;E w a , H a w a ii.
W ilfre d J E ric k s o n ,
K la m a th sor o f m usic, presented a re c ita l
A sh lan d candidates fo r three- F a lls
a t the re g u la r 10 o’c lo c k assem
y e a r c e rtific a te s
are J u lia T
b ly p e rio d A p ro g ra m o f v a rie d
i B ruce, Eugene L. C ro uch , D oro
m odern, classical and N egro
¡the a C ro w le y . W illia m H F ran
s p ir itu a l n u m b e rs was presented
! cisco and R osem ary A B in g
in th e p ro g ra m , w h ic h was open
! M e d fo rd
th re e -ye a r candidates
to th e p u b lic .
are H elen II F ord , P a tric ia A
T h u rs d a y
e v e n in g ’s
re c ita l
Orel». E th e l E Jacobs, V in c e n t
w i ll be an appearance o f second
IP
M cG ove rn,
K a th e rin e
M
E le m e n ta ry school p rin c ip a ls , I and t h ir d y e a r v o c a l students o f
Rice; N ancy L . B in u b a rg c r. Bob
teachers
and s u p e rin te n d e n ts o f ' C a th e rin e L . H u fm a n Ten p u ­
e rt A S ew ard, D ora M Shep­
so uth ern O regon w h o a re in te r- ! p ils w i ll be h ea rd in the p ro g ra m
a rd , L o la H W o rk and R obert
, .
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csted in im p ro v in g e du catio n fo r w h ic h w i ll be h e ld at 8:15 in
College Musicians
H ave Busy Week
GREYHOUND
School People
Urged to Enroll
More Travel Extras
Ne Extra Cotti
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,
ln n in th h a lls c e rtific a te can-
d id a te * are E sth e r M D e lle r
' B a rb a ra A D ickson, V io la
V
btggf *>J»I Mots Mrvtce to
D ickson . S y lv ia G H a rris , R uth
n. Boost
S K u n riin g c r. E th e l F P ankey,
and H. Je a n e tte S im pson. Rose-
i b u rg candidates are H a rla n B.
C a rte r,
M e rle
H.
D o e m in g ,
K e ith D. Husen, F lo re n c e E
M ead and E lle n L S to n e b ra k e r
P o rtla n d ca nd id ates are M a ry S
C a m p y n o l, M a r jo r ie A Engles
from
by, C a rro l J, Sheehan, M a ry L
Ashland
S w a rt and D o ro th y L. W in te rs
C o m p lo t * S e rv ice to A H A m v rte o
O th e r .candidates fo r the th re e
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c e rtific a te are R aym ond A
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Frank Jonas, A gent
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n , T r a il; Jo y B ig h a m , Cen
Phone 8181
A shland Hotel
tr a l P o in t; L o ra n W C nsebier
8 Buses Daily
to PORTLAND
and SEATTLE
Tfie A B
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children are urged to enroll now Churchill hall auditorium.
ln u ,f. N o rth w e s t R eg ion al Ele
rn e n ta ry S c h o o l P rin c ip a ls '
W o rk conference, a c c o rd in g to
C hester C. S q u ire . A s h la n d ,
c h a irm a n
ot
th e p ro fessio na l
standards c o m m itte e o f th e O re
gnn E le m e n ta ry P rin c ip a ls asso
c ia tio n .
T lie second a n n u a l w o rk s h o p
w ill be h e ld fro m Ju n e 16 to 27
at th e U n iv e rs ity o f Oregon
"Inte rest in th e
p ro g ra m is
e x tre m e ly keen th is y e a r due to
1th e e xc e lle n c e o f last s u m m e r’s
‘ ' ' n», r <’nce
S q u ire said “ S ince
to ta l e n ro llm e n t m ust be l i m i t ­
ed. s o u th e rn O regon educators
p la n n in g to a tte n d w i ll be w ise
1- m a il im m e d ia te ly th e ir fiv e
d o lla r re g is tra tio n fees.”
A s ta ff
of
22 e le m e n ta ry
school e x p e rts fro m
O regon.
W a shington. Id a h o , M on tan a and
U tah w i ll d ire c t w o rk s h o p ses­
sions u n d e r the le a d e rs h ip o f
D r. A d o lp h A S andin, associate
p ro fesso r o f e d u ca tio n at the
U n iv e rs ity
o f O regon M a jo r
co nfe re n ce c o n a id c ra tio n w i ll be
s tu d y o f th e stren gths, w eak
nesses, p ro ble m s, needs and s ig ­
n ific a n t tre n d s o f the e le m e n ­
ta ry schools.
S q u ire e x p la in e d th a t th re e
q u a rte r hou rs fo r u n d e rg ra d u ­
ate o r g ra d u a te c re d it m a y be
o b ta in e d in th e w o rk s h o p w h ic h
is lis te d as course t it le “ S u p e r­
vision o f th e E l e m e n t a r y
S c h o o l." S o u th e rn O regon c o l­
le g e has encouraged n tercste d
students to a tte n d the Eugene
conference fo r c re d it and c o n ti­
nue su m m e r s tu d y at th e A s h ­
land in s titu tio n a fte r Ju ne 17
M o rn in g sessions w ill be dc-
l voted to gen eral assem bly ses­
sions w ith speakers discussing
th e general them e. “ L e a d e rsh ip ,
the K e y
to G ood E le m e n ta ry
S chools." In th e a fte rn o o n s, stu- ¡
dents w ill m eet in in d iv id u a l
groups to discuss p ro b le m s o f
com m on in te re st.
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Suggests Chet
Needs Long Rest
A q u ie t vacation in the F iji ' t
Islands w ill be recom m ended fo r
C het C o rry , s u p e rin te n d e n t o f
L ith ia p a rk , a t the n e x t m e e tin g E A S T S ID E
o f the p a rk board a cc o rd in g to C H U R C H O F C H R IS «
D on L e w is , business m anager a t 1O47 lo w a A sh lan d
S o u th e rn O regon college
S unday services. 10:30 a m.
C he t has a lw a y s been noted and 7 30 p m W ednesday 7:30
fo r his good n a tu re , Don e x -¡p .m .
p la in e d , b u t the past week o f
R adio P ro g ra m : Sunday, 9:15
s u p e rv is in g th e la n d sca p in g pro a m ., K W IN
! g ra m at th e college has s tra in e d
“ M y lit t l e c h ild re n , le t us not
his p a tie n c e beyond endurance love in w o rd , n e ith e r w ith ton-
M o re h id de n pipes and co n d u its gUe. b u t in deed and tru th
th an w ere b elieved to e x is t in Jo h n 3:18.
Ja ckson c o u n ty have been u n ­
Y ou are a lw a y s w elcom e to
covered by BU I W ebber, c h a u f­ the services o f th e C h u rch o t
fe u r o f th e M C L in in g e r and C h ris t
Sons c a rry -a ll being used in the
re v a m p in g p ro je c t.
F IR S T C H U R C H O F C H R IS T ,
D is c o v e ry o f such h id de n ob­ S C IE N T IS T
stacles has c o n tin u a lly th ro w n
the p la n s in to a tiz z y and th e P io ne er A ve nu e , S o uth
S unday m o rn in g service a t 11
c lim a x
came ye s te rd a y a fte r ­
o’c lo ck
noon. B ill and h is e a rth -m o v in g
S u bje ct: A n c ie n t and m odern
behem oth dug u p a m ysteriou s
¡n e cro m a n cy denounced.
su bte rra n e a n c e lla r at th e re a r
G olden
T e x t:
Isaiah 59.19.
of C h u r c h ill h a ll
| “ W hen th e enem y s h a ll come in
An e x p la n a tio n o ffe re d by
lik e a flo o d , and th e s p ir it o f
Roy H a rris , s u p e rin te n d e n t o f
b u ild in g s and grounds, th a t the
a gainst h im .’’
chasm was a C iv il W a r days
S unday School a t 9:30 a.m.
atom bom b s h e lte r fa ile d to re­
W ednesday e v e n in g m ee ting
v iv e the p ro « tra te landscaper
w h ic h in clu d e s
te s tim o n ie s o f
C h ris tia n Science h e a lin g . Is
ASHLAND W O M AN BACK
held a t 8 o 'c lo c k .
R eading Room open d a ily
TO U S. FROM GERMANY
fro m 2 to 5 p.m. except Sunday»
F ra n k fu r t, G e rm a n y — F irs t an<^ h o lid a ys.
L t. Jam es S C a m p b e ll, son o f
T he P u b lic a o o rd ia lly in v ite d
M r and M rs B R C a m p b e ll, o f l to a tte n d these services, and to
818 K a n k a k e e St., M uskogee, , use thp R eading Room
O kla .. w i l l soon leave G e r m a n y ___ __ _
w ith h is w ife and th re e c h ild re n FTRST CHURCH OP CHRIST
/o r d u ty with the 307th Military i (Christian)
Police Battalion
at
Fort Sam 'Second and B Streets
H ouston, Texas.
M rs
C a m p b e ll, th e fo rm e r
B e tty Spencer, is th e d a u g h te r
o f M r. and M rs. A D. S pencer
o f A s h la n d , Ore.
C a m p b e ll has been in G e r­
m an y fo r 36 m onths d u rin g h is
m ost re ce n t to u r o f overseas
d u ty He is assistant c h ie f agent
o f th e A r m y ’s C rim in a l In v e s ti­
g atio n D iv is io n in B ad H e rsfe ld .
G e rm a ny.
A g ra du ate o f M uskogee Cen­
tr a l H ig h School. C a m p b e ll jo in ­
ed th e A r m y in 1940 F o llo w in g
w a rtim e d u ty a t v a rio u s loca­
tio n s in th e U n ite d States u n til
e a rly 1947. he a rriv e d in G e r­
m a n y fo r d u ty
in
F ra n k fu r t.
O n '« ° " d5 iv e f s Since th e n , he has been overseas,
w i ll h it the h ig h w a y s F rid a y to w ith th e e x c e p tio n o f ten m onths
| begin s u m m e r’s fir s t three-day in th e U n ite d States w ith the
w eekend, and b y S unday n ig h t 101st A irb o rn e D iv is io n at C am p
th e s ta te ’s t r a f f ic t o ll fo r M ay B re c k in rid g e . K y .
is e xpe cted to c lim b to a h ig h
fo r th e ye ar, S e c re ta ry o f S tate
Eatons Open S tock a t the
News R e v ie w
E a rl T N e w b ry p re d icte d .
H ele ne M R obinson, assistant
p ro fesso r o f m usic, w ill in tr o ­
duce h e r stu de nts in p ia n o a t a
S a tu rd a y e v e n in g p ro g ra m to be
held in C h u r c h ill
h a ll
Solo
1 n u m b e rs and p ia n o duets have
bcen in c luded in the re p e rto ire ,
T h e c h o ir, d ire c te d b y P ro fes­
sor B jo r lie and th e college band.
d ire c te d b y G le n n T M atthe w s,
assistant p ro fe sso r o f m usic, w ill
b oth appear a t th e S unday com ­
m encem ent exercises to be held
in L ith ia p a rk T he p u b lic w ill
be w elco m e d a t the 3 o’c lo ck
ce re m o n y to be h e ld at the B u t­
le r M e m o ria l band shell.
E a rl F D o w n in g , M in is te r
B ib le S chool, 9:45 a.m.
M o rn in g Service, 11 a.m.
J u n io r C h u rc h , 11 a.m., fa r
th e c h ild re n .
C h ris tia n E n de a vor, 6:30 p.m.,
fo r c h ild re n and y o u n g people.
E v e n in g S ervice, 7:30 p.m.,
M id w e e k S ervice, W ednesday,
7:30 p.m.
TRST
M E T H O D IS T
F IR S T B A P T IS T C H U R C H
C o rn e r F irs t and H a rg a d in e
W illia m H T illm a n , P a sto r
“ W here Souls are Fed and
H e a rts Made G la d .”
Sunday: 9:45 a.m. S u n d a y
school, a class fo r e ve ry age
M o rn in g w o rs h ip ,
11 a m .,
special m usic, se rvice broadcast
¡o v e r K W IN
Y o u th fe llo w s h ip s e r v i c a s ,
10 30 p m ; e ve n in g service, sing­
lin g , testim onies and goapei rnea-
sage, 7:45 p.m.
M onday, p ra y e r m e e tin g at
8 p.m.
W ednesday, 7:30 p m . m id-
, w eek se rvice and B ib le stu d y,
i 8:30 p.m , c h o ir rehearsal.
T h u r s d a y , 7 30 p.m
Sky
P ilo ts in th e ir c lu b hpuse on
W a lk e r avenue.
Y o u th F e llo w s h ip g r o u p s ,
'6:00 p.m
W esley F o u n d a tio n , 7.00 p m.
C h o ir rehearsal, W ednesday,
7:30 p.m.
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P R E S B Y T E R IA N C H U R C H
130 N. M a in (at H e im a n i
“ A F rie n d ly C h u rc h
fo r T h o u g h tfu l People
C h u rch S chool fo r a ll ages a t
9:45 a.m.
M o rn in g W o rsh ip a t 11 a.m
by the pastor.
Session M e e tin g a t 3 p.m
Y oung P eople’s M e e tin g a t
6:30 p.m
Anthem by the choir.
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Rabbit Pellets
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CHURCH
N M a.:
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Boss ist >tts. m in is te r
S unday school. 9 45 a.m
M o rn in g w o rs h ip , 11 a.m. A r.
thr-m and solo. J 'in io r ch urch
and n u rs e ry .
GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH
Io w a and M o u n ta in avenue
P a u l W F. H arm s. P astor
S unday S chool 9:45.
A d u lt D iscussion G ro u p 10:00
M o rn in g W o rs h ip S e rvice 11
E v e n in g S e rv ic e 7 30
a
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