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MEBFCmn MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. -ORKfiOY. SATPRDAY. FERRPARY 1017 PAGE TITRETC Y 1 Muinlny evcuiiig :it fi:.lO o'clock Hie nil icers nml faculty nf tilt First Methodist Sunday school, nearly i'oity in ninuhor, sat at the latiuet .tabic in llic socijil hall of their church, and partook of an enjoyable dianc!,1 f'nlluwi'd by a program, full food for the brain. A. .Meeker, superintendent of the Sunday school, opened the discus sions by a few pert remarks, setting I'orih sonic of the means of improv ing the efficiency of our school. Dr. Kollins followed with a practical ex planation of the e(iial importance of training material for teachers in the Sunday school us for public school teaching. t the close of Ins re marks a teachers' training class was organized, a course of training decid ed upon, and Thursday evening of each week from 7 :'M) until 8, the per iod chosen for the class to convene jit the church, with Dr. llollins as in structor. Any desiring to enter the class, whether members of the church or Sunday school, will lie welcomed. Dr. A. U. Hedges emphasized the necessity of adult organization in Sunday school work, as in other lines of activity. Attorney II. A. Cauadny, teacher of the young men's bible class, told of the plans of his class just hiunclied for I lie enrollment of forty young men in theii-'elass in a short Rule. Irs. C. A. Meeker ex plained a few of the many fascinat ing methods used in the primary de ,y parlmeul of our Sunday school to in terest the little tot, without deterring the mind of the child from the object of the Christian teaching. Nolo I.indley, chorister of the school, spoke of the means of im proving the music, and gave the sur prise that an orchestra composed of sixteen young men of the. Live AY ire. s class would make their initial appear ance this week. . Mis-ionarv .enthusiasm-..-was the subject discussed by .Miss Julia Fielder, in which she expressed the hope that the children of the school could he instilled with the spirit of sacrifice of some of the money spent on candies and movies for the worthy cause id' missions. Mis. X. J. Wiley fold of the excel lent results being obtained in the jun ior department. Professor J. Kerns spoke of the three inseparable institutions of any successful nation, the home, the ..church with its Sunday school and ther branches, and the public school. lie staled that in the twenty years of his. public school teaching he had never had any difficulties with Christian parents of pupils. Miss Dot Perry, (ill Kighth street. entertained a few friends at her home Tuesday evening, honoring Miss 1'rvan, The guests a-scnibled shortly before !) o'clock and mirth and fan ruled the fleeting hours, marked by unusual pleasures furnished by the interesting diversions arranged by the hostess. A fter the well-appointed dainties of the dining room had been participated in, the quests returned t I heir music and dancing, which con tinned until a laic hour. All present were profuse in their exprc -ion of appreciation of the efforts of the hostess. Friends and neighbors of Mrs. Fi'cdcnlturir numbering fifteen gave her a surprise at her home Friday a!' t"rnoon. After an afternoon spent with music am! needlework, Mis. Hawkins favored the jjuc-I with solo and Mrs. (iivs-dev and Mrs, Jfawkiiis sang a dad, which wa much enjoyed. clii'ions refresh incuts were served. The Paient-Teicdier circle of the Tjiifohi school will give a Lincoln lea next Friday afternoon at the home ol .Air-. A. J. Hunby. Tl'li Ycl.-h street. A splendid program ha been piepar- cd and retrcshmcMts will be served. The Mi-siuna ry society of the Presbvterian church will meet with Mr. H. I". Lunisdcn at her home on .South Holly Tuesday afternoon at 2::i0. Mrs. F. S. Cinpenter has charge of the program. - p Mrs. A. S. A!i enteitaiacd with two tables of bridge this afternoon, compliment in:: her W"t, Mr. Auder son, of New York. mm Mi Pert ha Whillnck left Fridav evenim: for Corvallis, where she will attend clion at the Oregon Agricul tural college. Mi-. Kvn Morton of Phoenix t Tue-dav in A-hlnnd. the gue-t- of Mr-. I.. A. Kin-. One of tlic pleasant events of the week was an old-fashioned party, which wan given last Tuesday evening; by the Misses Jessie anil Mae Mordoff at tliei'r lumie on Quince street. The guests eame arrayed in garments of the past and had arranged their hair to suit their dress. Several wedding; frowns if u period thirty or forty years ago, and three or four over sixty years old, were worn. V.aeh per son was told to bring their baby pie lure. All the photograph were nnni liered and plaeed on display; then en sued a contest to guess the originals of all the pietures. After another name a short program was given. Mrs. Maude Anderson, in appropriate eostume, sane ''The Old Apple Wom an"; Mrs. Ida liliton sans "I'omin' Thru' the live," and "Annie Laurie." Then n mock eourt scene- was given by Mrs. Ciinnduv, Mrs. Meeker. Jes sie and Mae MordolT and Mrs. Kunz man. Iicfrcshnionts of sandwiches, pickles, doughnuts and coffee were served. The affair was the regular monthly social of the rhilathen Sunday school class of the M. K. church, which is given for. its members and friends. Those present were: Leila Spcigel, Herniee llrooks, Cirnee Wood, Mary Hess, Minnie Meeker, f.nclln Springer, Kale Stine. May 1'hipps, Mrs. Kerns. Viola (iee, Marjorie I'ierson, Ida Illi on, Maude I'hilbrook, Kathcriue Dun ham, Maude Anderson, Mrs.' T). T. Lawton, Julia Fielder, Ilcrtha Whil loek, Mae and Jessie Mor.loff, Mr. and Mi's, George Mordoff, Xaua Matney, Mary Trowbridge, liernicc Kiinziiiiiu and Mvrlella Canadav. The Young men's ''Live Wire" class of the M. K. cluireh entertained their friends and members with a hnmiuct Tuesday evening at the church. After most bounteous feast prepared by the Ladies' Aid, all adjourned to the new social hall, where light refresh ments were served and a diversified program rendered. Talks were given bv Dr. Rollins, Mr. Canadav, Mr. Fleming and by different members of the class, including a "chalk talk"' bv Floyd Jenkins. Mr. Dyer, who re cenlly served in' the lliitish' army gave an especially interesting talk on the European war. i'he various num hers on the program were interspersed with some pleasing selections oy the lass orchestra, and the class onar tel. Kveryone was well pleased by the royal 'manner in which the "Live Wires" entertained and hoped to at tend another of these enjoyable af fairs which will be given in the near future. Mrs. George vnn tier Ilellen, who had been here since the Christmas holidays as the house guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. 0. Huff, en tertained Tuesday at an informal af ternoon al the Huff country home, south of Corvallis, inviting- a dozen friends to share her hospitality. The g-itests brought their needlework and spent .several pleasant hours over the thimbles, and later were invited to the dining: room for luncheon. The invi tational list included Mrs. F. licrrh- told, Mrs. Ii, Ii. C. Kiger, Mrs. J. M Reynolds. Mrs. George Whiteside Mis. ('. T. McDevelt, .Mrs. Vance Tay lod, Mrs. II. S. I'ernul, Mrs. Claude Whilohorn, Mrs. Orlell ami Mis.- Bertha Davis, Lura Kieser and Hello lianney. Mrs. Huff ami Mrs. S. W Richardson assisted Mrs. von de llcllcn..; -Corvallis (iazclto. Mr. and .Mrs. Grovcr Danieille en tertained la-t Saturday evening in honor of Miss Cora Liudsev, si.-ter of Mrs. Darneille. The evening was very pleasantly .-pent with cards, af ter which delicious rel'rc-huiciits were served by the hostess. The guests present were: Mr. and Mrs. Jack Schnurr, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cole, Mr. an.l Mis. A. ISoyd. Mr. and Mrs. tins Stiiison, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lo dcr. Misses Freda Taylor, Ruth and Hose llnllock and Keith Cole. 'I'he meeting of the Greater Med ford club, which was to have been held Monday afternoon was potpoti cd on account of the illness of tin president and will he held at the arm ory next Monday afternoon. A lurgi attendance is desired. A very pretty anniversary luncheon was given by the Le Saiucdi club to day at the home of Mrs. F.dward Souttor on Orange street. Mrs. c. M. Thomas anil .Mrs. Charles llatter ficld are new members of the club. A very delight fat siirpii-e party- was given last Saturday evenim; lor Miss Dorothy Thorne at her home on King's highway. 'I'he evening wu--pent with dancing, nfler which re freshments were served. Mr-. II. I'. Ilargrave entertained the Wcdiic-dn.v Bridge elub at her home Wedmday a ftemooii. Mr. and'Mrs. E. M. MeKeanv of Hi South Laurel, invited guests for an informal Valentine party Thursday evening, February 1, when they enter tained complimentary to Miss Bryan, who will leave in u lew weeks for Chicago for an extended visit. The beautifully decorated rooms were in keeping with the spirit of the season. Hearts prevailed -pretty red hearts with piercing arrows, cute little kupies and scores of valentine were in evidence everywhere. An artistic mail box formed the center piece of the table, from which was distributed .in abundance of vnlcntines, both comic and serious. Little Miss Mail- line MeKeanv acted as the efficient postman. To Miss Bryan, the guest of honor, an especially large and beautiful valentine was presented by the ho-tess. The social endeavors on the part of Mr. ami Mrs. MeKeanv, which were so heartily accented, con sisted id' readings, cards and music. Mrs. II. K, Tucker assisted the host ess. A, two-course luncheon served at n late hour was both dainty and substantial. Valentine favors marked places for Misses Bess Bryan,. Dot Berry, Emily De Vote, Ivy Boeck, Miss Hoffman. Mrs. II. K. Tucker, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Glasgow, M. and Mrs. John Goodrich, Mr. and Mrs. '.. M. MeKeanv, Dr. W, W. Howard, Kliner Foss, K. M. Bruwn, I. A. Robie of Grants I'ass. - . . i The first dance to bo given by the Lady F.Iks was given at the F.Iks Tem ple Fridav and proved to be a great success. About ninety-five counle were present. The ladies were in full barge during the evening, asking for II the dances. Ilazelrigg's six-piece orchestra furnished delightful music for the occasion. Lunch was. served at- 11 o'clock ami dancing continued until a late hour. The committee in charge were: Mcsdames A. B. Cun ningham, T. K. Daniels, Arthur V. Ha.elrigg, Kdison Jerome, B. W. Gregory. Jonas Wold, J. J. Buchter, W. F. Quisenbcrry and 0. O. Alcudcr- fer. The January meeting of the Home Missionary society of the, Mulhnilisl church was held al the Inane of Mrs. rVlbert Moore. An interesting pro- grum was conducted by Mrs. Rollins. The first chapter of the new study course of "Old Spain in New Amer ica was instructively explained by Mrs. Bowers. Mrs. Moore was as sisted in serving appetizing refresh ments by Mrs. Glascock and Mrs. Spiegel. The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Heine, 111 Rose ave line, Friday at ':'M. The St. Mark's Guild entertained the Trinity Guild of Ashland Thurs day with a most delightful luncheon at 1 o'clock. The afternoon was spent with, olio honors for the game being won 'by Mrs. Hammond id' Ashlnnd The following were host and host esses: I!ev. and Mrs. W. B. HamiK ton, Mcsdames K. Trowbridge, Jio; S. Bennett, Frank McKee. Mrs. T. M. Swem, If. K. Swan, II. F. I'ratt, R. D. Hoke, F. T. Richardson, R. L. Fin ing, D. Russell, Mi's. M. I'lti-din and Xcllic Wing. The Ladies' Xullo Bridge club met Tlmr-day afternoon with Mrs. K. G. Ridilell at her home on South Oak- dale. Mis. F. G. I'orter, Mrs. C. M Kidd, Mrs. . f. Lumsdeii and Mrs. F. '.. Merrick were siib-litutes. Thursday evening Miss Kvelyn Tay lor was given a pleasant birthday party al her home on Smith Central. About, twenty friends, were present and -pent a very enjoyable evening with music and conversation. ... Mr. and Mrs. Ralph TcniM enter tained a few friends at their home Tuesday evening. Tin; evening was spent with bridge, after which the hostess served dainty refreshments. .Mr-. II. J. Bensineer and son left Tuesday for their home in Spoknne after a visit at the home of Mr. nnd Mrs. T. K. Daniels. Mr. and Mis. F. F. Merrick enter tained the Five Hundred club Mon day evening at their home on Fast Main si reel. Miss Winifred Clark lefl Wednes day for Kugenc, where se will visit triends at the dav-. university for a lew Mrs. George O'Bilaii was ho-tess to! the Friday evening club at her lioiue ii Wc-l Jack-on street Friday even ing. Mrs. A. L. Hill left Tlmr-day for San Franci-co, where she will visit lor several days. Mrs. W. M. Wagner was ho-tc-llic X. X. club Thursday evening. to A very unique ami pleasant social event occurred last Tuesday after noon when the Talent ladies of the Medford conservatory etasses enter tained the conservatory ladies of i'hoeiiix at a bloomer party. Mrs. Ilovious and "Miss Swindler of tlu' conservatory were among the guests. After au hour id' floor work thivtv ix ladies formed for the column! minuet, having previously been pro vided with cocked hats and dimiuu 'tive fans. At the opening of the min uet Miss Fuller of Talent read all or iginal (Hiein of welcome. Mrs. Hi "own and Mrs. Hovious led the grand march into -J the lining responded. After the stately minuet Mrs. Brown anil Mrs. Ilovious led the grand march into the spacious dining room, where the Talent ladies served afternoon luncheon. Covers were laid for forty. Mrs. Graffis of Phoenix graciously gave a reading which wus heartily encored, to which she re sponded with n German dialect read ing. This social event will soon be followed by another similar one, when the l'hoeuix Indies will enter tain in honor of the Talent ladies at a St. Valentine's party. The Woman's Foreign Missionary society of the M. I-!, church met with Mis. D. F. Bhipps Friday afternoon wilh about sixty present. The niys- tery box ipiiz was conducted by Mrs. C. O. Van Seoyoe. The lender, Mi's. (lore, spoke on "The CoiKiucst of Kurope West." Mrs. Hnlley and Mrs. Waller Van Seoyoe read papers on "Chivalry" and "Charlemagne," and Mrs. Manning gave n leading. This meeting closed the gold and blue eon test, the gold winning. The contest resulted in several new members and (I jubilee offering of more than $10 Refreshments were served by the hos'ess, assisted bv Mrs. Tinker and Mrs. Whillock. rrulay evening a nappy ' surprise was given Mrs. Grace llolner at- the home of her father, A. II. Dougherty. The evening was spent with conver salion and games, followed by re freshuicnts. Mrs. Bolder expects to leave soon for her home in California, afler spending several weeks visiting relatives and friends here. The guests present were: Mrs. Grace Bo lder, Mr. and Mrs. Dow, Mr. nnd Mrs. II. C. Glascock, Mr. and Mrs. William Stine, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Woods, Mr. and Mrs. Franks, W. II. Meeker. Mrs. Judson, Irene Franks, Nellie Glas cock, Thehna Franks, t.eo and How ard Glascock, ('Icon and Lee Franks and A. II. Dougherty, The Twice Five club had a very pleasant afternoon with Mrs. F. L. Ton Velle on Wednesday of this week. The time was spent with music and sewing. Beautiful ferns were used in the spacious living room and a scarlet cyclamen was used on the din ing table. An elaborate two-course luncheon was served. Those present were: Mrs. Roy Smith, Mrs. Watson Cuudill, Mrs. J. I. Wells, Mrs. Herb ert llanaa, Mrs. George Gardner, Mrs. I'. S. Bandy of Central Point, and Mrs. Charles Hanson of Medford. ... The following musical numbers will be included in the services at the First Methodist Episcopal church on Sunday: Morning service Anthem, "Grent and' Marvelous Are Thy Works'1 (Gaul ; trio, "Praise Ye" Verdi. Kvcning service Anthem, "Lord Now Victorious" Mascugui ) ; ladies' chorus, "List Ye, Cheriibi Hosts" (Gaul), with baritone solo. Wednesday evening, February 11, will be social evening for Rcamcs chapter, O. F. S. The committee in chiu-ge is as follows; Mrs. F. F. Mer rick, chairman: Mcsdames Kidd. Pur din, Corlics, Faliri. k, Porter, Helms Boggs, Orr, Miss Hittson; Mes.-rs Piirdin, Isaacs, Merrick, Corlics, Por ter, Hoggs, Watt, Mann, Coohy ami Kidd. About twrnly-tivc Grizzlies met at the home of Mr. and .Mis. Herbert G. Clark Thursday evening, when a business meeting' whs held, at. which tunc plans were nuulc to rdanccs to be given in the near I'ulMre. Follow ing the business session, a plea-ant social hour was enjoyed and refresh ments were served bv the ho-less- The committee in chai-je of the baby test last T day wi-hes t thank the doctors and nurses for their generous help, the hotel management for the use of the rooms, and all those who helped in i. titer ways. DRAMA LEAGUE NOTES Through a letter to the president W'hich arrived ve-tenlay, all local ' inclnbci the Drama league wi invited to uttend the Icstivitics at Kugenc this week-end which accoin panv the installation of "The Cam- pas Players of the I nivrrsiiy of Or egon as the ina-k and buskin cha; ter of the A-"ciated I ii i r-it v Flayerl of America. A vaudeville program was scheduled for Friday evening, followed bv a dance Sat dav evening. Miss Loiii-e Burke, the faithful nnd unlying pic-idem of Meilfonl ecu ter, leaves tomorrow nioruing for u WILL OLIVE THOMAS. BROADWA Y BEAUTY, WED h i OLIVE, THOMAS "EV YOHlf, Feb. 3. Oilve Thomas, ltixindway's 11)17 beauty, is seen often with .lack l'lckford, .Mary says tliey ill marry. l'ickforil Is a youthful movie actor of no great wealth. Olive Thomas is tlu. bright, lull-l irlllur star or thciuiivnl "Midnight Frolic," nnd siic-cessoi- of Iti-oadwa.y's bwuily cmttn, lioUl by Kay lnuxdl and Justine Johnstone. visit in southern California during the next month or so. Mrs. Charles L. Sehieffclin, the vicVpresidenl, will temporarily take over the manage ment. Dr. Bates based his treatment of "The Christ Figure in Modem Drama' last Saturday evening on three plnys: llauitmanii's "llaiile," Jerome's "Passing of the Third Floor Back," and Kennedy's "Servant In tliC House." During the evening he also read passages I mm llaupltiiann's, "The Fool in Christ," Master's-"All Life in One Life" and Giovanetti's "Stranger at Hie Gale.'' Portions of seven historically pre eminent American plays were repro duced under the auspices of the Xew York chapter of the league last week, as a contribution to the observance of American drama year during 1017. I On-the program were represented lyiers " 1 lie ( out rust, ' - liunlaps "Andre," Mowatt's "Fashion," Mur- doeks "Davy . Crockett,' lloyt's "A Texas Steer," Hemes "Shore Acres," and Fitch's "The Girl With the Green Eyes." Among the notable plays in Xew York during the last month were Ger trude Kiusington's productions of Shnw's "Great Catherine" and Sun- sany's "(Queen's Fncinies," the contin ued success of William Faversham and Henrietta Crosainn in Thaw's (letting Married": Tom Wise re vival of "Falslaff" anil "The Merry Wives of Windsor," and Maud Adams' appearance in Barrie's new fanta-y. A Kiss for Cinderella." At the Churches ! Ministerial Association. The Rogue Itiver valley minister- ial association will meet at the Pros- byterlan chinch, Medford. on Mon- day at 10 a. m., February r.. missionary program has heen ranged. Catholic. South Oakdale Avenue) First mass Sunday nt K n. m. Second mass at 10.30 it. m. Benediction afler second mas: No evening services. 'HEV. JOHN" POWERS. Rector. Oakdale Ave. Methodist. Sunday school at 9:l.'i a. m. Trenching at 11 a. m. by Rev. S. M. Cheek, presiding elder, Sucrn niont of the Lord's Supper after the morning sermon. Quarterly conference at 0 p. m. AM the membership ot the quarterly con ference are urged to be present. Brother Cheek will preach ngaln at 7:30 p. m. The public Is cordially Invited to hear him. Strangers nre welcome. II. M. BRANIIA.M, Pastor. First Clmi-rli of Christ, Scientist. Branch of the .Mother church, the First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Mass. Sunday service at 11 o'clock, sub ject, "Love.' Wednesday evening meeting, nt which testimonies of Christian Science healing are given, at 7:30. All are cordially Invited. Sunday school at 9:C,. AH under the age of 20 are welcome. Church edltlce 2 12 North Oak dale avenue. 'Reading room In the M. F, & If. building, North Central avenue, open from 12 to 4:30 dally, except Sun day and holidays. First Presbyterian Church Main street at City Park. Sunday school at 10 a. ui. -Major S 1917 MARY PICKFORD'S BROTHER? I'lekfoKl's lu-ollier, nml u'ssip C. E. Gates In charge; Miss Harmon, graduate kindergarten teacher In charge of tho primary department. Babies will bo taken rare of during tho morning hour of worship. The pastor's morning theme Christ's Second Coming." A. great day of rewards. What Is your con ception of Christ's second coming? 'Kvenlng subject, nn lllustrntod sermon on "The Wages of Sin Prof. Ceo. Andrews' choir will sing at both services, with Mrs. C. C. Mc- Curdy at tho pipe organ. Soloist, Miss Oeraldlnn Thelas. Special music by a mixed quartet. C. K, at 6:Xn. Tho public are earnestly Invited. Strangers, visitors and everybody mudo welcome All seatB free. Jtev. A. A. J. Hogg, minister, lies. Holland Hotel. Kvang.-I.ulh. Zlon Church Fourth street and Onkdalo avenue. Sunday school (English) 10 a. Divine service (lll-lliiguard) 11 . m. ' Gorman nnd English sermons. Cat cell It leal instructions for con firmation are held every Friday and Saturday. At the annunl meeting of the con grcgation Mr. John llueners was electej secretary and Mr. Emll An dreen as trustee. The Installation of these men will take place in the service. A young people's society Is In course or organization. First Baptist. "A live church with a cordial wel come." Services for Sunday, Feb. 4th are as follows: !i: la a. m. Illble School. Graded lessons and graded classes. 1 1 a. m. sermon hy tho Pastor. Subject, "An Old Testament Recipe for a New Testament Revival. " 0:30 p. m. Young People's devo- tional service. Topic. "Visions ond ! Tasks." This Is the place where tho young people like to come. 7:,!o p. in. sermon by Hie pastor. Subject: "Soul Winning." The services Sunday are prelimi nary to the special evangelistic meet ings which will begin on Thursday night, Feb. Mh. Itev. II. I-;. Marshall, an eloquent preacher and far-famed Itiblo teach er, is the evangelist. A largo chorus choir, under the direction of Mr. .Marshall, himself a fine singer, will furnish the music. Plan to attend these meetings and come with us Sunday to tho services of prepanilinn. FHED K W. CAHSTENS, Pastor. 1'li-q Christian Church. Sunday school begins nt !i:13 and if you wish to "brighten your cor ner" you will he there early. Our orchestra begins the music just before that time and If you boys and girls want to earn the Bible of fered, you will lie there with an other boy or girl, and on time. Mrs. Hanby's class will have a "Home Coining," nnd they Invite every mother, particularly, to come and attend the special service tomor row. At the close of the Sunday school hour Mrs. .1. 11. Bollinger will Blng "1 Am a Pilgrim," and the choir will leod In n short song service prepara tory to the communion service. The ono service concludes the morning services. Christian Endeavor topic, "Visions and Tasks." Christian Tndeavor Decision Day: Miss Beulah Williams leader. Prayer meeting as usual Thursday evening. Christian EndcavnrerS nnd mem bers of other young people's socie ties are planning for a rally Tuesday Pebiuary :17th. This la n the Interest ot tho "cam- palgn lor millions," and the field nuiiuigcr, Clarence C. Hamilton, with headquarters at Boston, will be the priiielnal Bpeaker of the evening. Thin wilt follow closely the state convention being held lit Salem and t.e Grande, and will be full of in spiration and cheer from the twin convention. 1 list Methodist Episcopal Dr. J. C Itolllns, Pastor The Sunday services begin with the Suniiuy school ot 9:45. A well graded school where you will be velconie. Clanes for ail ages. Tae Kpwo:j League chapters meet at 15:1,".. Young people find these enthusiastic service helpful. Public worship at 11 a. m. anil 7:30 p. m. This is to be a Ttoguo Itlvor Val ley Fellowship gathering at this church. Pastors from Grants Pass, Ashhiiul, Talent together with the district Buperintnndient are to be present and take part. Al the morning I. our Rev. M. C. Ire of Grants l'asr, will speak, to gether with IImiIci Superintendent Hev. 11. J. Van Fossen, them, "Tho Layman In the Church." At the evening hour Mov. W. J. Douglas ot Ashland nnd Itev. M. C. Heed of Talent will speak, theme. "Tho Church and tho Community." Special music nt each service by tho vested choir. Tho public is cor dially Invited to nil the services of the day. They will lie especially in teresting. Strangers nro always mado welcome. Tho following musical numbers will bo Included In tho services nt KlrBt Methodist Episcopal church Sunday: Morning service: Anthem, "Great and Mnrvelous Aro Thy Works" Gaul Trio, "Praise Yo" Verdi Evening service: Anthem, "Lord, Most Victorious.. , Mascagnl Ladles' chorus, "List Yo Cherubic Hosts" (with baritone solo). .Gaul ' JacJcsonvillo Pmsliytoilan. 10 a. m. Sabbath school. 6 :4k p. m. Christian Endeavor, Miss Alice Docroft will lead the meet ing. "Christian Opportunity" will be the morning themo at 1 1 o'clock ser vice, and "Individual llosiionslblll ty" at the evening service at 7:30. Tho mid-week prayer meeting will bo on WWInosdny evening at 7:30. AVo need you. You noed us. Coma and let us all know the blessing of Christian Fellowship In worship. ALBERT IT. GAMMONS. Minister. Tonguo is Coated, Breath Had, Stomach Sour, Clean Idvcr nml llowcls. Glvo "California Syrup of Flga" nt once n teuspoonfitl today often saves n sick child tomorrow. If your little ono is out-of-sorls, linlf-sick, Isn't resting, eating and acting naturally look, Mother! sea if tongue Is coated. This Is a sura sign that Its little stomach, liver and bowels are clogged wlthwnsto. When cross, lrritatable, feverish, stomach sour, breath bad or has stoiuach-aehe, diarrhoea, sore throat full of cold, give a teaspoonful of "California Syrup of Figs," nnd In n few hours nil tho constipated poi son, undigested foodan d sour bile gently moves out of its little bowels without griping, and you have a well, playful child again. Mothers can rest easy after giving this harmless "fruit laxative," be cause It never fails to cleanse the lit tle one's liver and bowels and sweet en the stomach and they dearly lovo its pleasant taste. Full directions for babies, children of all ages and for grown-ups printed on each bot tle. Beware of counterfeit fig syrups. Ask your druggist for a 50-cent bot tle of "California. Syrup of Figs;" then see that it is made by tho "Cal ifornia Fig Syrup Company." WESTON'S Camera Shop 208 East Main Street, Medford The Only Exclusive Commercial l'lintoprapbcr in Southern Oregon. Negatives Made nny time or place liy appoint'ment. riione 1 17-.T. We'll do thereat. E."D. WESTON, PropT
