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e> <4 THURSDAY, JUNE 20. | »52 SOUTHERN ORBGON NEWS KEVUCW. A SH LA N D , OREGON PAGE 1HHEB ¡6:30 p.m.; evening s Mahlaa gay, rolorful flowers and cerea«** fm a r*-dy*rf nylon s t o k ing» is latest hobby sweeping nation. Coki uf m tk in g lb * lung luktint; flo w rri »» trifling. 'Christian! Second and B Streets Earl F. Downing, Minister Bible School, 8:45 a.m. Morning Sarvlce, 11 a.m. Sermon: "W hat’s wrong with gambling?” Junior Church, n the children Book of the week, Epheeians Midweek Service, Wednesday 7:30 p.m. EAST SIDE CHURCH OF CHRIST 1047 low s, Ashland Sunday services: 10:30 ■ - i and 7:30 p.m Wednesday, 7 J 8 p .m BOUQUETS and PRAISE TO The Ashland Service clubs who are helping with construction of the new Festival Benches. Last Wednesday, 11 LIONS’ CLUB MEMBERS joined RALPH BUR GESS. GRAHAM M DEAN, and DR. R A COPE, hard-working Association board members, to hi-lp with the bench-assembl y lW l \® 1 \m l \W \ ' First use ru ler re- m o r r r on n y lo n . Then lin trx Itos* in flo ral color desired N e st, make petals by — »(retching square of nylon o»«r a strand of copper screen-wire Five or more petals are assembled Io fo rm flo w e r . W ith w a ie d crolcbei m l ton for center, petals are lied at base with wire and stem cohered with ■ reen floral tap*. R IO DE JAN EIR O , on River Road." say« a vulre. “ I junl wanted lo 1*11 you how much I Ilk * I bin w eek'. ( Inrinn." " I hanks, \\ h ite y ,” I told him. “ B u t w hy in blazes call to te ll me a t th is tim e o f n ig h t? ” "S im p le ,” he says, “ yo u r paper buy ju s t dc live ra d it n sh o rt w h ile neo. Been w a itin g fo r i t n il evening.” N ext day, Buzz \\ ¡Ison tel!« nu he delivered W h ite y's paper late because he stayed fo r the school dnnee and thought it would he (IK Radio Program: Sunday, 8:15 "Let not kindness aad truth forsake thee: Bind them about thy neck; write them upon the tablet of thy heart: So shalt thou find favor and good understand ing in sight of God and man ” Proverbs 3: 3-4. You are always welcome to the services of the Church of Christ. . . . the letter* start. Then many readers of T H E C H R IS T IA N SCIENCE M O N IT O R tell the Editor how much they enjoy this daily w o rld w id e newspaper. T be M onitor it the m ott larefully edited note'!- paper ;n the U. 5. . . • Valuable aid in teaeb- ing . . .” "N eo j that it com plete and ¡air. . , T b e M onitor tu rely it e reader') n ecettity . . From where I sil. I can't blame W hiles for his joke. He was jaat rem inding me we owe other people • he same respect we expert from them. Since I'm always talking about rexperting the other fellow's n g h ls including his right lo enjoy a glass nf beer if he rhnoses, it was only fa ir that W hitey should "wake me up" to bin right to gel his ropy of the t Inrion on tim e Thanks again. W hile«" Copynßht, l () i2, I'ruled Stales Mr ewers f owululion It's Carpet-Cleaning Magic THE EXCITING NEW DISCOVERY “A Friendly Church for Thoughtful People" Smaion Meeting at 3 R a . Young People’« Meeting 6:30 p.m. at F IR S T CHURCH OF C H R IS T S C IE N TIS T Pioneer Avenue, South Sunday morning aervice at 11 o’clock. Subject: God, "Ls the universe, including man, evolved by atom ic force?” Golden Text: "Lo, He that formeth the mountains, and cre ak'th the wind, and declareth unto man what is His thought, that makefh the morning dark ness. and treadeth upon the high places of the earth, The Lord the God of hotst. is his name ’’ Amos 4.13. Sunday School at 9:30 a jn . Wednesday evening meeting which includes testimonies of Christian Science healing, la to drop it off on his w av home. favorite type of music a m.. KWIN. Church School for all ages at B R A ZIL. 9:45 a.m. Morning Worrhlp at 11 a jn by the paator. The 27-year-old Brazilian won a Yale scholarship with his 4-act play, "The Cohérents," has won prizes for two of his radio short stories, written two 1-act plays produced at Yale, and is pres ently working on a 3-act play Senior Bc-thencourt has spent two years at Yale studying drama with a major «in p lay writing Received his B.S de gree in AGRICULTURE at Rio school, the "Escola Nacionale de Shakespea r e a n A LONG WAY FROM HOME Agronomia.” Is JOAO BRETHENCOURT. who plays are done In Portuguese in s it... Á/ Joe M arsh Telephone woke me mil n f a Hound »l**p lant Friday about eleven- th irty . "Thia in W hitey Finher Olli Com er First and Hargadine W illiam H. Tillm an, Pactor "Where Souls are Fed and Hearts Made Glad.” Sunday: 8:45 a.m Sunday school, a class for every age. Morning worship, 11 ajn ., special music, service broadcast over K W IN Youth fellowship s e r v i c e s , PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 130 N. Main (at heim aa) came to Zushland from Yale Uni versity, but whose home is in W hat’s Your a a.m , for FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Christian Endeavor, 6:30 p.m , for children and young people Evening Service, 7:30 p.ni., nixtriuuted within the next two w eeks Newspapers and ra dlo stations In Oregon and Cal ifornia will publicize the Festi val free of charge, and that of course means free publicity for Southern Oregon, the Rogue Valley. and ASHLAND So far, 1« radio stations have agreed to accept Festival news nileases, transcribed promotion spots, and many will use 5, 15, and 30-minute programs featur ing cast members and directors Stations publicizing Ashland's August drama event are located i n Portland, Eugene, Salem, Corvallis, Albany. Ontario (that is Idaho coverage). Bend. Leba non Roseburg, North Bend, Grants Pass, Klamath Falls, Y- reka. Crescent City, Eureka, and Red Bluff | held at 8 o’clock. Reading R ook open dally from 2 to 5 p.m. except Sundays and holidays. The public is cordially invited to attend these services, and to use the Reading Room. T h u r s d a y , 7 30 pm . Sky iog. teMimoniee and Pilots in their club houee oa sage, 7:45 p no W alker avenue Monday, prayer m eetin g at Youth Fellowship 8 p.m. 6:00 p.m. Wednesday. 7.30 Wesley Foundation week aervice and I Choir rehearsal. V 8:30 p.m., choir rehe 7:30 p.m Yon, too, w ill find the M onitor informative, with complete world new* . . . and a* neces- t o y as your H O M E T O W N paper. U*e this coupon for a Special Introductory subscription — 26 ISSUES FOR O N L Y $1— And listen Tuesday nights over ABC station* to ’ The C h r is t ia n Science M onitor Views the T h e Christian Sricoce M o .n o r One. N o rw a y S t, Bo, ton IS ,M a s t . U S A. from Bach to boogie, w e tte n t to waltzes . . . . You'll hear the best every day Please send me an introductory sub- • 'o n to The Christian Science ...u n .io i— 26 issues. I enclose «1. when you stay tuned Io < aa m < | (a d d re il) (c u r) PB9 (to n e ) (•late) KWIN - 1400 on Your Dial • s m inree different seasons and George appeared with the 1950 ' company Bells will spend the summer at the WETTERAU res idence in GRANTS PASS VIOLA of last year’s cast is now Playing DRUMS with musical BARBARA HUGGINS 1 HR n s now on tour with form- i‘r„ ac,or an<l husband, BRAD CURTIS and former A inton bass-man. DOUG SAW TELI.E Both Brad and Barbara appeared in VINING REPER TORY plays during fall and win- ter season. nai we need more of: Parents who think of their children a® capital gains instead of as income tax deductions. GLAMORENE You read about GLAMORENE in Readers Digest now try it in your own home. 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They're always careful with fire because they know green forests and good fishing go together. DEPENDABLE in s u r a n c e F U R N IT U R E c o u n se l o r s Corner Main and Oak Ashland Hotel Bldg. Phone 8781 .4
