Hid i ross Work txpidined idsi Sun-
day at Presbyterian Church
L ast Sunday a t the morning service,
the I’resb y’erian church was well tilad
to h ear the sermon, “ The Triumphal
E n try of Jesus into Je r u s a le m " , by
the pastor. Rev. Paul S. Randy.
The sermon w s most appropriate for
the occasion and the pulpit and choir
loft were p rettily decorated with flow­
er plants and greens in commemoration
of Palm Sunday.
A f te r this able discourse by the pas-
or, A S. V. C arp en te r of Medford was
introduced to the audience by R. H.
Paxon.
Mr. C apenter is a mem ber of the
Medford Red Cross committee and he
briefly outlined the work and the pur-
pos of the Red Cross movement.
A f te r a few rem arks by Mr. Paxon,
who had been appointed by Mr. C a r­
p enter as bis assistant in the work of
in teresting the people of Central Point
in the Red Cross, a goodly number of
those present sign si the membership
blanks passed around.
Mr. paxon informed us Wedne day
th at 20 local people had signed up.
lie is \ery enthusiastic about the work
and feels confident th a t Central Point
will have an auxiliary of her own in
the very near future. In fact he said
he would tak e the' time himself to call
on all the business men and as many
others as poss hie in order to insure
tiie success of the effort.
Anyone interested ill the work of the
Red Cross should see Mr. Paxon at his
d rug store on Pine S treet.
(Continued from other side)
th us gaining a mixim um of efficiency.
A n um ber of distinctive advertising
schemes a re being worked out.
New York. March 2.7.—News dis­
patch from Austria-H ungary states that
it is A nsi' a Hungary and not Ger­
many 'h at is ready for a revolution.
The liberty-loving H ungarians,
the
Ru- -¡an loyal Slavs, and the oppressed
Bohemians, who are In the majority
ia the Dual Monarchy, will he the
first to lie inspired by the "new
Russia.”
Prlneville h as let a contract for
grading the brmich line connecting the
city with the Oregon trunk main line.
T h e distance is about IS miles, and
work will lie commenced within two
Qur Churches
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B A R G A I v N
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to . . . 1
Presbyterian
Sunday School a t 10 a.m. Mrs. H a t­
field, Supt.
Morning worship at 11
o ’clock.
E aster Sunnay.
Subject:
"T h e Risen C h ris t." The following
special music will be rendered at this
service: A n th e m ," T h e Risen K ing”
(Sehma ker) by the Choir.
Solo:
“ H o sa n n a ," (Jules Grazier) by Mr.
H erb ert Clark. A nthem: Finale to
“ The Risen King, ” (Schmacker, by the
choir.
Methodist
Sunday School at 10 a.m. Preaching
a t 7:30 p.m.
Epworth League a t 6:30
p. m. P rayer Meeting at 7 p.m. T hu rs­
day.
Rev. M. C. Reed, P asto r.
The E aster Baptismal service announc­
ed for Sunday afternoon will be held
at the evening service hour. Special
music has been arran ged for and the
Talent choir is expected to be here
with a musical program worth hearing.
Come.
The Ladies Aid will m eet at the p a r ­
sonage Wednesday afternoon, April
11th a t 2:30. R efreshm ents will be
served.
All members and friends are
cordially invited.
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Sunday school a t 10 a. m.
Rev. S. J. Miner of Kansas, who is
here visiting his brother, will preach i.t
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You a re wel­
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