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•SOUTHERN OREGON NEWS R EVIEW , A S H LA N D , OREGON
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Talent Grads Hear
McNeal - Freedom
FrieruM iir
J_ who liuve not al sonic it
longed for friendship, or ic-
»poniled to its warm appeal. True
friendship is a spiritual relation­
M l
ship, unliinileii and untouched by
Unite, personal sense A mistaken
concept n t friendship, based on F IR S T B A P T IS T C H U R C H
E A S T S ID E
personal sense, rnay lead to jeal
CHURCH OF C H R IST
ousy, hurt feelings, heartaches, C o rn e r F irs t and H a rg a d in e
In h is speech
Dr
M cN e al
misunderstandings, and so on.
W illia m H T illm a n Pastor
1047 Iow a, A sh la n d
Such
so-called
friendship
is
tx e k o n e d the Class o f I »52 t o
“ W h e re Souls are Fed and
S u nd a y services
10:30 a .m
' jo y o u s ly la u n ch on tra c k le s s
doomed to disappointment and H e a rts M ade G la d .’ ’
and 7:30 p m W ednesday, 7-30
failure. It has nothing real to give.
seas; fe arless o f the
unknow n
S u nd a y
9 45 a m
S u nd a y p.m.
It may seem difficult, to human school, a class fo r e very age.
I s h o re s ' In d e fin ite te rm s he
sense, to accord another complete
I sketched o u t to th e
c ro w d e d
Radio Program: Sunday, 9-13
M o rn in g w o rs h ip ,
n
a .m.,
freedom and individuality, to re­
a m , KW rN
a udience w h a t he te rm e d th e ir
sp
ecial
m
usic,
se
rvice
broadcast
frain from monopolizing another's
| d u ty to fu n c tio n in hom e, the
'L h e t us th e re fo re d ra w near
o v e r K W fN .
time and attention, to relinquish a
c h u rc h and school life
Y o u th fe llo w s h ip s e r v i c e s , w ith boldness u n to th e th ro n e
sense of possession. But friend­
" f grace, th a t we m ay rece ive
In g en eral term s, also, D r
ship should be accompanied bv 6:30 p m ; e v e n in g service, sing­
M cN e al w arn e d o f the w a n in g
freedom. Love is boundless, since ing, te s tim o n ie s and go#q>e) mes­ mercy, and m a y fin d grace to
h e lp us in the tim e o f need.”
' ’ d iv id u a l rig h ts in g o v e rn m e n t
God Is its source. Love for a sage, 7:45 p m.
H ebrew s 4:16
LT. COL. ROBERT E L L IS KEY
and the o m in o u s th re a t o f fe d e r­
M
on
da
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p
ra
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m
ee
ting
a
t
friend should not limit one’s affec­
a liz a tio n o f p u b lic e du ca tio n . A c
Y o u are a lw a y s w elcom e to
tion to that particular individual, 8 p.m.
1 c o rd in g ly the suprem e c o n trib u ­
W ednesday, 7:30 p . m , m id ­ the services o f the C hu rch of
nor demand all his for oneself
tio n o f th e sm a ll school is its i
We must love enough to keep our­ w ee k s e rv ic e and B ib le stu d y; C h rist.
a b ilit y to o ffe r le a d e rs h ip
to ■
selves and those we love free from 8:30 p.m ., c h o ir reh ea rsa l
T h u r s d a y . 7:30 p m . S k y FIR ST C H URCH OF C H R IST
m any in d iv id u a ls w ho, said the
the bondage of personal sense.
speaker, w o u ld be u n re c o g n iz ­
Mary Baker Eddy, the Discov­ P ilo ts in th e ir c lu b house on SC IEN TIST
ed in a la rg e school.
W a lk e r avenue
erer and Founder of Christian
L t C ol R ob e rt E llis K e y o f Science, writes in “Science and
Y o u th F e llo w s h ip r r o u n i P io n e e r A ve nu e , S o uth
P ra is in g the fo o tb a ll triu m p h s
Sunday morning service at 11
6:00
p .m
P
L
on
do
n,
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n
gla
nd
,
has
been
n
a
m
­
Health with Key to the Scrip­
ul la te n t and the o th e r sports
o’clock.
ed
P
re
s
id
e
n
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o
f
T
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e
M
o
th
e
r
tures’*
(p.
266):
“
Would
existence
W
esley
F
o
u
n
d
a
tio
n
,
7:00
p.m.
j v ic to rie s , the speaker stated th a t
S u b je ct: G od the o n ly Cause
C h o ir reh ea rsa l, W ednesday,
as each m em be r o f an a th le tic C hu rch , T he F ir s t C h u rc h o f without personal friends be to you
and C re a to r
C h ris t, S c ie n tis t, in B oston a t its a blank? Then the time will come 7:30 p.m.
team m u st fu n c tio n fo r a special
G olden T e x t: M a la c h i
2:10.
A n n u a l M e e tin g attended by
when you w ill be solitary, left
purpose so in o u r w o rk a d a y
'H
ave
we
n
o
t
a
ll
one
F
athe
r?
C
h
ris
tia
n
S
c
ie
n
tis
ts
fro
m
a
ll
o
v
­
without
sympathy;
but
this
seem­
PR ESB YTER IA N chu r c h
w o rld m ust each a d u lt fu n c tio n
H ath n o t one G od created us?”
ing vacuum is alreadv filled with
e
r
th
e
w
o
rld
.
to b rin g a b o u t a b e tte r c o m m u n ­
130 N Main tat Hetman)
S unday S chool a t 9:30 a m .
C o lo n e l K e y is Associate E d ­ divine Love. When this hour of
ion o f hom e and c h u rc h and the
Wednesday evening meeting,
“ A F rie n d ly C hurch
ito r o f the C h ris tia n Science re ­ development comes, even if you
1 school.
cling to a sense of personal joys,
w h ich inclu de «
te stim o n ie s
fo r T h o u g h tfu l P eople’’
R everend L e ro y L . N e ife rt lig io u s p e rio d ic a ls and fo rm e r­
C h u rc h S chool fo r a ll ages a t C h ris tia n Science h e a lin g
1«
gave the in v o c a tio n and th e ben­ ly served as a le c tu re r. He is a spiritual Love will force you to 9:45 a.m.
h e ld a t 8 o’clock.
C
h
ris
tia
n
Science
p
ra
c
titio
n
e
r
accept
what
best
promotes
your
e d ic tio n S tu d e n t speakers w ere
R eading R oom open d a ily
M o rn in g W o rs h ip at 11 a.m
growth. Friends will betray and
* ; , r ily n Bagle, S a lu ta to ria n , J o ­ and has been an a u th o riz e d
by the p asto r
fro m 2 to 5 p m. e xcep t Sundays
enemies
will
slander,
until
the
teacher
o
f
the
re
lig
io
n
s
i
n
c
e
anne Joanis, V a le d ic to ria n , and
and h o lid a ys.
Session M e e tin g a t 3 p.m.
K e n n e th R eynolds, Class presi- 1937 He fir s t became a c tiv e in lesson is sufficient to exalt you;
The public is oordially invited
Y
o
un
g
P
eople’s
M
e
e
tin
g
at
for ’man's extremity is God’s op­
, (h ut. Those g ra d u a tin g w ere C o l­ C h ris tia n Science m ore th an 40
6:30 p.m.
to attend these services, and to
portunity.’ " . . .
years
ago.
leen
B a y lo r,
M a r ily n
Eagle,
use the Reading Room.
In W o rld W a r I he was decor­
R ic h a rd E llis , R uth G a rre tt, D el-
What is it that we really love and FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST
s
ated
b
y
the
B
r
itis
h
A
r
m
y
w
ith
admire in our frisodsl to It M t (Christian)
i ^ i a G in g e ric h ,
R o ily H a rtle y
grace
L
utheran
church
¡G a ry H a w le y , Joanne Joants. the O rd e r o f the B r itis h E m p ire , | Ikefr spiritual qualities — their
and
g
ra
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te
d
th
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p
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rm
a
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e
n
t
ra
n
k
Second
and
B
Streets
kindness,
gentleness,
strength,
Iowa
and
Mountain
avenue
B a rb a ra K a n to r, Joyce L ee pe r,
Paul W. F Harm» Paator
B a rb a ra O ’L e a ry , K e n n e th Rey- of L ie u te n a n t C o lo n e l. He le ft loyalty, honesty, tenderness? And E a rl F D o w n in g , M in is te r
Bible School, 9:45 a.m
Sunday School 9:43.
uolds, Jo hn R icken ba ch, Ken- the A r m y in 1920 and in 1923 he do we not seek those friends who
M o rn in g S e rv ic e , 11 a .m
A d u lt D iscussion G ro u p HL60.
m th R o b in e tte , D onna S chulz, began to devo te a ll h is tim e to express the qualities we desire to
C h ris tia n Science w o rk
manifest ourselves? Our real
J u n io r C h u rc h , 11 a m ., fo r
M o rn in g W o ra h ip S e rvice 11.
Jack S e ym o u r. S h ir ly S u lliv a n
B e fo re and d u rin g W o rld W a r friends arc God’s spiritual ideas; th e c h ild re n .
Evening Service 7:30.
G e n e vie ve W e lb u rn . L o is W il­
C h ris tia n E n de a vor, 6:30 p m ,
liam s, C a ro l Z e d ik e r. and W illis ' I I he served as D is tr ic t M anager these are friends that can never
he taken from us.
o f C o m m itte e s on
P u b lic a tio n
fo r c h ild re n and y o u n g people.
I Z u m w a lt.
fo r G re a t B r ita in and Ire la n d ,
Evening Service
7:30 p .m ,
. . . Love that reflects God Is
i M id w e e k S e rvice , W ednesday
and in v a rio u s ca pa citie s in con
MT. SHASTA
Impartial
and
universal.
Christ
JO E M IL L A R D
7:30 p.m
*
r.ection w ith C h ris tia n Science
Jesus exemplified friendship for
Joe M illa rd , 52, a re s id e n t o f W a rtim e A c tiv itie s in Europe
all in his life of unselfed love and
TR ST M ETH O D IST CHURCH
He w i ll c o n tin u e as Associate
service. He said to his disciples
-«1 H ersey stre e t, d ie d on F r i­
(John 15:15), “1 have called you N M i,;, t L.m re?
day m o rn in g at the A s h la n d E d ito r d u rin g h is one-year te rm
G e n e ra l h o s p ita l fo llo w in g a lin - as P re sid en t. H is new a p p o in t­ friends; for all things that I have
rtoss X.i. .tvs. m in is te r.
IN “P R ETTY-PR IN T"
m en t was announced
by
the
heard of my Father I have made
't r in g illn e s s
S unday school, 9:45 a.m.
BAGS
C h ris tia n Science B o a rd o f D i­ known unto you.” Evidently his
M o rn in g w o ra h ip , 11 a.m . A n - j
M r. M illa r d was b orn Sept 9
re cto rs
concept
of
friendship
was
the
A L L NEW P A T T E R N S
IH99 a t P ric e , U ta h, and has
th^m and solo. Junior church
sharing of spiritual good. This is and n u rs e ry .
been liv in g in A s h la n d fo r the
the highest
manifestation of
past 10 ye ars He was a ca rp e n ­
friendship, of spiritual at-one-
te r. b e lo n g in g to the lo ca l car
ment. Loving spiritually and im­
pen t e n u nion.
partially, not personally, we help
He is s u rv iv e d by his w ife ,
others to learn that God is All-
E ren; tw o sons, Joe A lw y n and
in-all. . . ,
O regon B lu e Cross has open­
Jam es M , and a d a u g h te r, M rs
Not friends, hut a false personal
ed a n e w o ffic e in M e d fo rd at
•Mary S p rin g e r, a ll o f A s h la n d
sense of friendship retards spirit­
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in
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fo u r b ro th e rs. E a rl. Prospect;
ual growth. K n o w in g God as the
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Phoas M i l
Ge« rge. Eagle P o in t; A r lin , L a k e to an a nn ou nce m e n t b y F ra n k
one omnipresent friend makes the
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ickson,
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r
G reek; and B e n ja m in , D elores,
continuity of friendship certain.
o f N o rth w e s t H o s p ita l S e rvice
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KEEP OREGON GREEN
C olo.; and e ig h t grandsons.
— The Ch ttiiia Science Monitor.
D ickson said th a t the increas­
S e rvices w ere h e ld Wednes­
day a fte rn o o n at 1:30 in the L it- in g v o lu m e o f business in s o u th ­
S ta tio n e ry S u pp lies
at th e N ew s R e v ie w
w ille r F u n e ra l H om e w ith the ern O regon necessitated th e es-
Rev S ta n le y K e lle r o f M e d fo rd ta b ’ is h m e n t o f a la rg e r and m ore
H ave
it
P R IN T E D — a t the
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F rid a y m o rn in g at th e A s h la n d ■ h e r husband; tw o daughters.
G e ne ra l h o s p ita l fo llo w in g a lin ­ M rs. F ra n k B o a tw rig h t. A s h la n d
and M rs. L a u re l K ra use , Med-
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tw
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M m n.. J u ly 26. 1903 and spent
G ra n ite . Bronze, M a rb le
m ost o f h e r life in th e m id d le grandson, R ic h a rd B o a tw rig h t.
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N. W. BURNS
S ta tio n e ry S u p p lie s a t the
M in n ., a fte r h e r m a rria g e to A r ­
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th u r B erg. She is s u rv iv e d bv News R eview . 38 E. M a in
N e x t D o o r to P. O.
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IN OUR
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F o r the 33rd y e a r
T a le n t
liig h ttchool h e ld com m encem ent
exercises T h e 21 g ra d u a tin g sen
i lo rs i * w h ite and b lu e caps and
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C o n tin u e d fro m Page One
n o rth w e s t section o f M on ti
On th is re s e rv a tio n is o n i
the fin e s t lakes a ll-o u t o f do« iors.
fo r til«* In d ia n s to pass aw ay
Iln u r tim e fis h in g , and w ith in it-
s u rro u n d in g s o f m o u n ta in ra n g ­
es and open c o u n try it flo u ris h e d
w ith its la rg e and s m a ll game
fo r In d ia n use. G e n e ra l S cott
then p aid h is tr ib u te to G e ne ra l
M iles as the greatest and fa ire s t
fig h te r the U n ite d States A rm y
had e v e r k n o w n , and
traced
C h ie f Joseph Trom the G ranrie-
Ronde to w ith in sight o f the Ca­
nad ia n B o rd e r, o v e r 2.000 m ile s
in w h ic h h is m ilit a r y s tra te g y
o u tw itte d
and
d efe ated t h e
A m e ric a n A rm y
In b rie f the
n o n -tre a ty N« z Perees w ere in
jth e region south o f L e w is to n .
da'< ). and O regon T hough the
F latheads, a c c o rd in g to H o w a rd ,
d id act as th e ir spies and th re w
G e ne ra l H o w a rd ’s tro o p s
o ff
th e ir tr a il U p to the tim e o f the
‘ u tb re a k in th e s p rin ■ o f 1877,
e N i z -P e rc is dressed m uch the
same as the Ncz Perees dressed,
b u t ns th e D re a m e r P rophets
s tirre d up tro u b le and the Mes-
i ’ i craze ran am ong the trib e s,
th ey w ere observed to re v e rt to
n a tiv e w a r costumes.
was m uch lik e g a rlic , o n ly it
lias a h ilt, i taste w h ich g i v e s a
ric h and m e llo w fla v o r to the
m eat and vegetable stews the
E la t head In d ia n s e njoye d
A fte rw a rd s tin- In d ia n s w ere
m oved to th e ir new hom e fro m
III«' B itte r Boot V a lle y by the
U n ite d States G o v e rn m e n t. In
th e ir new re se rva tio n in
t h e
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