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THURSDAY, JULY 31, 1952 SOUTHERN OREGON NEWS REVIEW, ASHLAND. OREGON PAGE THRU OLD TIMERS Midweek Service. Wednesday. 8 p.m. Daily vacation Bible school. 0 to 11 a m , Monday through 1 Friday • IN OUR Styles - or Baths - Not Important To Early Skinners of Oregon Continued from Page On«- FIRST BA PTIST CHURCH 'little pain, before he could set- | tie himself down in one bright 'spot to carry on into the future «lays of his life und family, and help in the buildup of Oregon's future security. And now this trail crossed and recrossed, marked by a solid storie monu ment engraved on its face the names and the date and days of those old Daddy and Mother pio neers that gave their lives to se cure the future days of happi ness for the oncoming genera tion in this grand old State of Oregon. ¡he most central of ull the wag >n for fording the e x ceu span of 'the big rivers. They are built in the form of a boat to float and not leak. They were built In proportion and size to carry the under gear of the wagon as well, when floating on the water As soon as the oxen enter the ¿trea m and it is too deep for the animals to secure a footing they Mart to swim, and by this action they head for the other shore ) towing the wagon as it floats leisurely behind them. Sometimes dire fate Is caused Lessons to Learn In mid stream by the bulls, by getting Into an entanglement STORY of the Orient tell«, of among one another and causing a youth who tisbrd a s.ig. for help agumsl .< pow erful the wagon to capsize and carry- I chieftain whose enmity he hud tng tlie entire outfit to t h e i r incurred. After luring him in a death in the swirling current distant mountain the sage xh.uk This is up to the wagon boss, it led him to a large stone ami ap is ills duty to see and beware of parently left him to his file all treacherous currents ami se Believing himself betrayed, the cure a shallow crossing. b u t youth found he could inch the mmetimes it can't be done and stone along, ami tie ultim ately then they have to change their gained strength enough to walk off w ith it. His first object w a s rourse for better results wreak vengeance on the sag. - SO .von must rem,mb. i that to who, however, when taxed w ill, i tin «.Id pioneer tiad Just a little treachery, p o in te d o u t Io I lie I sunshine and Just a little rain. youth that he had now gained • just a little huppincss and just a sufficient strength to deal with A WMEM MR CIGARETTE« IS ' L I T - UP’ J H I HAS HO 5 IM 5 Í OF RE_________________ 1EEP OREGOH GREEN Today’s the Day Don't w ait until after you have had a serious loss b e fore you buy COMPLETE AUTOM OBILE IN SU R A N C E A crash m ay cost you h u n dreds of dollars. It m ay happen today, o r tom or row, or any dayl TODAY is the on ly safe day to oat your insurance. Call S. C. Jones & Sons “BILLINGS AGENCY" N (Since July 188.T) D EPEN D A BLE IN SU R A N C E COUNSELORS Corner Main and Oak A shland H otel Bldg. P hone 8781 his enemy himself. Mary Raker Eddy, the Discos erer and Pounder of ('h rislian Science, writes in the textbook, "Science and Health with Kay to the Scriptures" fp. 574), ‘V h c very circumstance, which youi suffering sense deems w rathful and afflictive. Lose can make an angd entertained unawares." And in "The First Church of Christ. Scientist, and Miscellany” she says (p. 1491. "Reniemlier, thou cans! be brought into no condi tion, he it ever so severe, where Love has not been before thee and where its tender lesson is not aw aiting thee.” . . . Perhaps we have eome to Hie point where, like the children of Isruel at the Red Sea, we are con fronted w ith what seems an im passable barrier, and yet we ran neither remain where we are nor retreat. Instead of yielding to dis couragement, this is Hie time for us to learn more of the presence, pow er, and unimpeded activity o f God, Ills rompassion, tenderness, ami b c n rflrrn rc . The Scriptures furnish one example a ftrr an other. To Hie children of Israel at the Red Sea Moses said (E xo dus 14:131, "Pear yc not, stand still, and sec Hie salvation of the Lord, which he w ill shew io you to day." W e need to "stand still, ami see the salvation of the Lord” instead of becoming alarmed when con fronted w itli frightening situa tions. For it is only when we can bring ourselves humbly lo lay down our human w ill and human planning that we discern God’s plan for us and allow His benef icent w ill to function in our be half. . . . T h ai lender love which lies at Hu- core of all being w ill abide w ith us through afl trials and tribulations, to comfort and de liver. As Hie beautiful words of Hie llililc express it (Psalm 139:8- 111: " If I make my lied in hell, behold, thou art there. If I lake Hie wings of the morning, and dwell in the uttermost parts of the sea; even there shall thy hand lead me. ami Ih y right hand shall hold me. If I say. Surely Ihe dark ness shall cov er me; even the night shall he light about me." — 'I In Clii itiiu n Si-it are M on iltir. . . . B u ild in g S u p p ly N ew s Tnla transformation from old to new was worked largely bv modern roo tng and siding. Asphalt shingles provide a fire-resistant n r ,o ' i hieh contrMts attractive^ , with the new whih sidew alls. One porch was screened in, windows were relocated ar«* ■ chimney was taken down. The dw elling Is tvpical « many old structures that have sound, still useful framing County 'E' Bond Sales Reach Quarter Million in First Half While the cost of living rose , crease in defense bond purchas during the first half of 1952, es Just as soon as the new bonds Oregon residents purchased ov are printed, engraved, and dis- er 11 million dollars lo series E Itributed to banks and post-of defense bonds — an amount eq fices “We have been issuing ual to the corresponding period •Interim’ receipts,” he stated, last year "and many persons have with "Throughout the state a total held purchases until they can ac of $1 1.201,406 in E bonds was tually receive the new engraved purchased,” Morris B Leonard, bonds. Distribution of the new Sr., county defense bond chair series should take place within man. stated. "An additional $2,- a week or two.” ■ ■ 497,152 were bought in all oth er series defense bonds, to bring CARLSON IN N.Y. the total sales for the first half Fort Wadsworth, N. Y — Cpl. of 1952 to $13,898.558 The sub stantial purchase of small de Vernon L Carlson, 128 Central , nomination series E bonds, pri Ave., Ashland, is participating ; marily by payroll savers, re in "Operation Signpost,” the ex- ‘ flects a healthy thrift pattern ercise geared to put the air de that is highly commendable and fenses of tlie U. S. on an opera desirable for a sound business tional basis. economy " He is a member of the Army’s County sales in all series dur- 62nd Anti-Aircraft Artille r y ! ing the same period amounted Brigade which guards the New to $295.256 00 York-New Jersey area. Leonard pointed out that de The brigade is working with fense bond purchases during the civilian Ground Observer the past two months in Oregon Corps (GOC) and with Canad and throughout the nation took ian air defense forces during a big jump to overcome t h e the July 19-28 exercise. slack sales earlier in the year A gun commander, CarLson "Over 150 per cent more bonds entered the Army in February were purchased in May a n d 1951. June of this year, morever. than (in 1941 when the first savings bond« were issued. This is part ly due to the newdhree per cent interest on the new E and H de fense bonds.” he said.” and to the growing number of payroll savers in state and nation-wide industries.” Leonard anticipates an in- | Corner First and Hargadine '1RHT M E T H O D » ! CHURCM .FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST William H. Tillman Pastor N Ma..- <t Laurel SCIENTIST “Where Souls are Fed and l Hearts Made Glad." Ross m ,ns. nuniste, Pioneer Avenue, South Sunday: 9.45 a m Sunday Sunday school, »45 a m Sunday morning service at 11 school, a class for every age «Morning worship, 11 a m. An i o’clock. Morning worship, l i a.m , them and solo. Junior church Sunday School at 8 30 a m and nursery. special music, service broadcast Wednesday evening meeting, (over KWIN. • which includes teatimor :es of Youth fellowship s e r v i c e s , PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH .Christian Science heali ig, i> 6 30 pm.; evening service, stag- 130 N. Main (at Human) i held at 8 o’clock. j ing, testimonies and gospei me» “A Friendly Church Reading Room open dally I sage, 7:45 p m. for Thoughtful People” from 2 to 5 p.m. except Sundays Monday, prayer meeting at Church Schoo] for all ages at and holidays. 8 p.m. 9:45 a.m The public ia oordiaily invited Wednesday, 7:3u pm mid Morning Worship at 11 a m to attend these services, and to week service and Bible «rtudjr. ! by the pastor. | use the Reading Room 3:30 p.m , choir rehearsal ■ Session Meeting at 3 p.m T h u r s d a y , 7 30 p.m Sky Young Peoples Meeting at GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH Pilots in their club house s a 8:30 p.m. Iowa and Mountain avenue Walker avenae. Youth Fellowship g r o u p s , Sunday School 8:48 Adult Discussion Group 10:00. 6:00 p.m Stationery Supplie» Wesley Foundation, 7 00 p.m Morning Worship Service l i . Choir rehearsal. Wednesday. at the News Review Evening Service 7:30. 7:30 p m • FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST EAST SIDE ^Christian) CHURCH OF CHRIST Second and B Streets 1047 Iowa, Ashland Earl F. Downing, Minister Sunday services: 10.30 a.m Bible School, 0:48 a.m. and 7 30 p m Wednesday, 7:10 Junior Church, 11 a m., for p.m. the children. Radio Program Sunday 0-13 Morning service, 11 a m. a.in., KWIN. _______ Christian Endeavor, 7 00 p.m., You are always welcome to KEEP OREGOH GREEH for children and young people. the services of the Church td Evening service. 8 pra. Christ. Southern Oregon News Review Phone: 6261 Office 6406 Res. one MONUMENTS AND MARKERS G ranite. Bronze, M arble N. W. BURNS DEALER N ext Door to P. O. WHEN YOUR “E” BONDS MATURE * * * * * * CRUSH T h e Treasury Departm ent offers three choices to holders o f Series E, U nited States Defense Bonds, when their Bonds mature: Choicest You may: One, accept cash, if you so desire; Two, continue to hold the present bond with an automatic interest-hearing extension; Three, exchange your bonds in amounts of $ 5 0 0 o r multiples fo r a Defense Bond o f Series G , which earns current income at the rate of 2 '/t percent payable semi-annually. Fire in the iorest is a saboteur. keep defenses strong. More thon 6,000 prod ucts, many vital to national security, are made from wood— aircraft carrier flight decks and railway crossties; plywood for planes, barracks k and torpedo boats; paper, poperboard, box shook and veneers to package food, military and medical supplies, woodpulp to make paper, rayon, plostics, explosives and chemicals. These T axes: A ou have the choice o f ( 1 ) reporting I- Bond interest for Federal are products America loses when fire burns a * income taxes on an annual basis or (2 ) paying the taxes on the interest in the year when the bonds finally mature or are redeemed. The privilege of deferring taxes does not apply if the E Bond is exchanged for a G Bond. forest. YOU can help stop this saboteur by be •ng cateful with fire in the woods. Fire is c II. 5. DEFENSE BONDS • S. PE FEMSE KOMPS C IG A R E T T E Every time it * * YOUR strikes America loses wood that's needed to A ction: I f you want to obtain cash, you simply present your bond, w ith proper identification, to any paying agent. If you want to extend the matured bond you have «ABSOLUTELY N O T H IN G T O D O — just continue to hold it. Extended bonds may be cashed at any time you wish. I f you want a G Bond, see your bank for details. Interest: The extended bond w ill earn simple interest on the face amount at the rate o f 2V i percent for the first seven and one-half years, rhercaftcr it w ill be at a higher rate sufficient to provide a total return for the lO-year extension period o f 2.9 percent compounded. OUT ed menace YOU can control! 3 O 1 J S£ YO UR C A M P F IR E
