Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 17, 1923, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD WAJL TRIBUNE. ' HffEBFORP, Off, ' SXTURDXr," iTOVEMBER 17, 1923 THREE V ASHLAND 0. OF a TO FEAST ON . . -" AT BAf SS? V' ASIrtIvij7.. The chamlierV i V C.'ACnJtirt!eBfai .specially , 6bBt!f.v.e EitaaifloBavMlVwit week ijlfc 4. ; .ijfUiir.wil!',tke jHt one held a(' thehotel' fop fcnViUme .'as the ; proprietor,' r."H. pitiiufyr holding a . lot of flnf yQung tiirrtf'Wr .the re- ; . This 'rjieal'. wtUJM,. regular TAanBgmng-airmer"ana i)iate will soia lor.f i.uu. y-Tne cornmiuee in Chfirvm la Pmfi l'.- A Vl nl'aiii A. T1 TUT Spencer! . Mrs. 'D,. JPoroui .nd Hluketp , ' are'avullablerfronT fhe hApd Mj'thla . ratnry tuner sjr rrt. cffiuriMnciraont 'biero.; Prof. H8: Tuhl tit 4he-Va. f ; clflc Qrove university httljeeo' apee ; ial Engaged as the principal dpeaJw ' . if .'-the evening and the .Ainerlian ; Jglon has been Invited'to a'asist- i tne program., Extra goqd mnalc y j the Llthlans and :.othe' riWsleal.-or- 1 banliatlon has ' been promised1-and i 'Mle prospects for a very " successful- i oinnei; are very good. x o i --ninti-ies lor tne winter v-nir'nre no. I ' glntilnjt to come in from all. o5ve. the rwywr not'ino .oucidok now is. iarv.it .yerjlrge exhibit in all departments-' or-tne fair. Madrord auto dealer' are signed UP for the Medford auto ' flpartmerit.".-All the schools of Jack-, son county are'ldbtf'-tnvlted to take sVlrhe-part In the school department and Mrs.' SUsanne- Homes Carter, cbuhty school superintendent is plan-'.ping- this1 haft 'of the exhibit. ',, Pauf, B, McKee 'of the California. Oregon - Power company was the . honor guest and speaker at the Uth ln luncheon given at the Plaza Tues day evening. Mr. Crawford; also of the California Oregon' Power company;) was a guest at the luncheon. Mr. Mc Kee Invited the. entire Llthian organ! cation to visit the Copco plant at Codoo. Call ,. with-him. in the 'near ; future, .which Invitation will probablj be accepted. A very profitable meeii- ing was held and a very good tulH was.glVon bj; Mr., McKee. '. ' ' The Harrison Brothors Ford agency reported the sale of a now 1924 model . Jford. Coupe "Thursday. This coupe (vajl sold to M. L, Job of Phoenix. ' (The 'tHers, and,. Bons of the Ma- topic' order held a banquet at the Masonic hall ,: Wednesday evening' Prpf. A, Briscoe spoke on the wide ' f.'ebmpanlonshlp between ywrtathor ' and - (he ann ' fflvtn''a vnrv -IhHlllrlnil: .'" Music--wax-OiMifsheg ,; by Ulllle prwgSi R. ltnc, a. a. i titers and ' V.-P. Milliard very simple, but en,-. lovable ietner was served, and a good (line yrtflTreported by. all present. - 'Jt Thr 'ParenUTdachers association Slid' the schoql , board Jjoye p ur. ttsautlful new rotirtftvln'lonlthi ti i.4t9rn school grounds. This fountain ,-' ft a' four bubble one and is painted a ,;' Ceiytlful brown: A fountain ttab buon needed there for some ttmo, as the ' tS'nlV fountains' In (he school are In the ' basement each of which is equipped with one fdtinl(UiiJJUj .(htte'aWl close to three hundred, pupils In the school, It has been rather! difficult !for.(evory student to pave a. drink before going "to their rooms. taldVduVingi.'tho iest t fierlods oulte a-bit of trouble has been . bad. HoWever, the new fountain wnicn nas Been put in furnishes pien tyof water for each student and ellmi '' Inatee- a Jot of unnecessary pushing 'nd hurrying to get a-drink and I bo, IH ttW'Hnefi.ion time.- This fountain , if as Installed by fjlnipiion Iliotllem " e,nd would 'hayo been Instnllod much ' oOherbut owing to 'some oarelessness " iri"tKe ' packing of the fountain for ' ifbtefctng. ft 801811 piece of It waB lost ''ano bid to bo replaced' before this inrork, Jld bfe done. i . . vHlltahr temple will, elect 'officers ,1 JSee.".' nf, their regular meeting. 4 A special feature of this meeting will bo ' the 8h6wlng of . moving pictures of 'Suppled children who 'huve been cared - for at varloilK RMrlne hospitals, now being, establlsho'd .-at-a good many of the-, big. cities all over the country.. . This 'temple. wlU also hold a ceronio ' rilal' t the! Aijinory. January 11. The .'different hairiralftees -have been ap potmef -ond -the details are being werked' out;' ."The Alpner will be given-a't-(he' EH 'tumple -after the cere mony.i -Further-purtloulars for -this VIIIs b'ni)ouncd later, -t The Valley View , Parent-Teachers aaBoolntltm held a meeting at the Val ley. View school house Thursday after noon. As this was the first meeting since the recent Parent-Teacher con tention the , afternoon was Bpent mainly in the giving of the reports of 'the delegates to that convention. Al- j 'though the convention was the main ' ttinla of the meetinir other nhnrt re- Sports' we're also given which were very Itite'restlng atid Instructive. 1 Mlea Jlazcl Kmlth. woll known Ash 'land'glrl and Harvey Cllft wore mar W4, Thursday. morning at the Metho- ' let Bouth thurch: In Modford, Rev. ; John B. Coan-, performing the oere- . tleby. , Immediately after the cere mony, the -couple 'departed for Long "Veach, ;whKe - they will hpond the Printer. .Both the, bride and groom - ace'poular' young. people hero. Mrs. 'riljfjt ' having attended -high school hbrejBhe has also 'forked in McOee's ;dr!-good at'ore for' some time. The - Sample atje extended the best of wishes it' for.a huppy and prosperous future. ti.lu'Mr. A. H? Davehhlll who has been ,) gldjt. ai Jier ;home' In Valley View for . the past week was. in' Ashland today. Mr( Pnvenhlll has been quite II) but jtir greatly improved and expects to ohtlnu her .work In McOee's store Bprr. v . '', . W: : ''jX'Oirt This Out It li Worth Money - Bent this ad and tea cents to Foley " Jr OtJ, ,MS5 Sheffield Ave., Chicago. - 'wrltlB your name and addresi ' etotnr.'...You will receive a ten cent .pkoyjf Foley's Money and Tar for Couhv tolds. and .Croup, also free ...jiampl;'pciaes of Foley Kidney i JHlla fb Bsokiche. Rheumatic Pains, ' KldMF asd Bladder trouble, and !C!fWsjttarile TaWeU for Oonstlps, lpn atld-Biliousness. These wonder ';fii : jortl, have helped millions of nertpla.- Trr thttl i Sold etewhere. v . a4t.: ;. j ' .... ' . '', Btt ftlar'Kii' Kplscoiuil. r'.b'fij'ejf- 'Srt-h Oakdule and Stb St. -Jk fn-.-rHqly: Communion. 1 . 16,- Bv',nr.-Su(idaJ'' School. I' : I V 'aj, mirtHoly Communion. Wit U. Hamilton, Vicar. . ' . . atliolle Church OaRdalo and 11th St. :Fi;'st-Ma'Ss-at 8 a. m. . Second- M-aas at 10:30 a. m. Everting devotions and benediction at 7:30 p. in. Rev. F. W. Black, Pastor. 1 First Free Mothodlst Church. ' Corner 10th and Ivy stroeta. i A. A. and Lillian Gray, pastors, Sunday school at 16 a. m. Preaching 11 a. m. . Subject, "Holi ness." , Class meeting, 11:45. y ' Young peoples' meeting 6:30 p. m. leader, Harold McCormfck. Preaching 7:30. Subject, "Leprosy." Prayer and praise meeting Thurs day, 7 o'clock. ' You are Invited" to all these norvlces. You can bring the babies and enlov the services with us. Come and take 'part,.;.'4No creed nor color with us. 'e fiti )iere to serve. Would like to get acquainted with you. ;,Tbere will be special Binglng by the young .neoijie at all the sorvlces. ..'tnlt 'Ttiurr.li ,iff niiFlut fi.lAnio, Xyiiithorized Branch of The Mother CJititchjl The First Church of Christ, Sqlonthitif n Boston, Mass. K Un.,.1,... . n . n , 11 -o'aJocJt, -church edifice 212 North vaKonie.,.iBubjcct for Sunday, Nov. Morteliiand Immortals. HundnyrKShool at 0:45. Aimlicants under tho ae of twonty may be admitted.-' .'. ,t ; ' Wednesday .venlnir meetlhLrn 'Whtc-h Include fast hri Miles of Christian Sci ence heallhg,;a6Tf4G. ' rno KeaUUig.,-1Viom which Is In the Medford ItJ.dK'W-'ipen dally from 1 to 6 except Sundays- and holidays. -All authorized Oh'fliKlnr Science litera ture may be vrean, horrowod -or pur chased. . '' v ' V'-lrt The public is cordtaJly lnvlted--to- attend tho sorvlcas'amlVis'f'thu Read- PrcBbyU'rJnit pinircli ... Cor. 2atit-and..4lo11w. ' Rev, E. W. lWMtoobV' muUstor. lies. 013 S.. Newtown. ;8tudyls. Holly. :1D a. m; Ulhle schol. tivry nunll irnuut every ounoay on-tniaus our iiiuiLo. ijuri iirommor. sunt.- 11 a. m. Morning worshlo. Jlchrl; tlnn Workmanship," Rov. L. li.- Quick f Rosuburg will preach both fnofoiiiK nd evening. Great irK-BHiiiri-H-fkoin (Jpd's wqrd for Jio Christian. s special music: Spiano solo, Htil r i i7:8p.lirJivenlnR sorvlco. Tomi. woo. iwtncnta' Mo" f ur. W. Ml. u .., - ... :i win mhiu u imiuonu soio en iiuua. :rno nnaanws or the Kvenlng, SaxaphbhU sulol-Mr. Wing. Thuso wll bo -two groat syfyt'-es which every wiu-wntii -to-attend. 4 p. ,m. Junior. J.0ndeavor, Miss Dpr - J. ,111. tt UlllOI. .'.IIU- othy. HUsiiiili'g1, Hinder. all. 0:30 i. ,m. InUi-modlato Endoavd. ,---!!.-! llli .11. MjiIii .Htrcut .MctlioillNt cliuroh, Soiitil '"' ' Johir B. 'Conn. Pastor. ill ppr, (ttln and Uukdalo. study in ' ''' - churchil''ihono 384-. I If Sunday services: . S 1 ''illllle MChdol ftt t:45. Classes (fift- l)r. Frank Roberts, sunt. ' I 'Kitn-tilng ; Worship and .praise suri- vlce at, 11, An, InsplratUniul hdur. ermon theme, ''I8 Religion Normrtl und Natural?" Violin offertory duet, Angela' Song," by Dykes, Miss llolen Johns and MIsb Mury Beaton. Choir seloctlbn, "Fur Away Ho Suw Mo." DoArmond. Tho Epwortll Lenguo meets at 6:30. The. evening sorvlco at 7:30 will , bo devoted to a special program arrang ed by the senior and junior depart ments of tho missionary societies This .program will be exceptionally Interesting. ' '. . .Week Uuy meetings: Tuesday, 2:30 n. m,. .the Womans' Missionary society in social session at the homo of MrH W. C. Rice, 713 W. llth-stroot. Wednesday. 7:10V "The mid-week fellowship- service.. 8:15.' choir re hearsal. Friday Chrlstmns bazaar with nub ile luncheon at noon and chicken din ner Inithe evening. Tho ladles will -have a. largo assortment of useful Christmas articles ror Bale. Salvation Army Sunday school which will be held Saturday evening at 7:30 Nov. 17th. Following are some of tho numbers. The programs given by the Salvation Army are generally thought and known to be splendid. The recitations, songs and dialogues are for the most part sacred. The ad mission fee is 16c for all over 14 years or age, and 5c ror all 13 years of age and under. I-ncome used for ' the benefit of the' local work. Recitation, "What I Live For", Iris w ridge. . Recitation, "DoriH Qlvr up", George Beer. ... Quartet, "Where Are the Reapers", Susa-n Vlmo'nt, Albert Langdon, Cap tain and Mrs. C. Ford. ' Recitation, God's Great Love, Lewis Morgan.. - : . . .-, ..: ,. Recitation, "Trust," Ruth Hooker. Recitation, "Two Bears," Loleta Jones. Recitation, "The Call," by. Cadet Bertha McFarland. Exercise, "The Best Book of All." by Elmer Wrldge, Irvin Burgess and George Beer. Recitation, "When Mother Is Away,"1 Wllma Morgan Special solo by Captain Porter of Ashland. Recitation, "Mother's Bonnet," Ella Miller. Recitation, "A Smile," Leota Rob- bins. Recitation, "Whore Everybody's Happy," Hazel Wrldge. Recitation, "The Sunbeams," Dlan nh Hammond. Recitation, "Lord Josus, Keep Me True," Mate Ruch, Solo, Mrs. Captain C. Ford. Recitation, "It Can't Bo Done, Elmor Wrldge. Harvest exercise by eleven happy Juniors. , , Special boIA, Captain Porter. October Party, recitation by Louise Swift. Recitation, "Song of the Wheat," Bonita Robbins. . ' .- ' . - Rocltatlon, "Sing t,.by - the Wt," Queen Owans"' ,- Rnoitutioh, "The Old FaBhloned llllile," Hazel Hyde. Recitation, "Where's Mother?" by Elmer Wrldge. "Ood's Harvest Home," by 10 young men and women. ,.r First Methodist Episcopal Church. ' .'. Fourth and Bartlott - -J; Rnndoiph SaBnbtt, Pastor. Rsnlrionce 27 N.' Orange. Phone 332. Illblo school 9:45, Prof. N. H. Frank lin, superintendent. Morning worship 11 a. m. Sermon: "The Father's Business." Anthem: "Te Deum" by Dudly Buck. Soloists Mrs. Van Scoyoc, Miss An drews, Mr. Maddox and Mr. -Fish. ' Offertory: "No Shadow Yonder." Quartet, solo and chorus.. Soloist, Mr. Meeker. Bpworth League 6:30. A "Wln-My-Clium," service, ' ' ( ' KWiilhg! Service 7:30l' Sermon: "A Divjlilo iLevornKe on Ute.',tUl',i-.)V.', JWhIc: "Holy.Holy;',rHoly," dra- natlcally Interpreted by i.Mlsses Sl- finor Palmer; M j EHzabelh Tjhoms. oiuior ln.wnst.MysterlousiPreBence," rtory, Sbld.l,smf( by. Mrs. Sasnett. TlAltKhtMicwsB 'number will bo "At the Crobs" sung by choir and congre gation. Announcements: The official boarl will meet la the league room Tues day evening at T:3p- Mid-week devotional meeting Wed nesday evening 7:3(1. , ' First Baptist Church North Central and Fifth Sts. Frederick R. Leach, pastor. Pastor's offlM at church. 9:45 a. m. Sunday school. Mrs. Hans Holmer, supl. Departmentalized with separate class rooms and modern equipment. Brlngiyour children with you Sunday. I 11 a. m. "The thurch i in." Violin solo, fHymn Ceclle." Gounod. Mr. Car as a Bless- Tune Saint Carlton Janes. Soprano solo, "Lead On. Oh King .Eternal," Marzo, Mrs. Scott. 6:30 p. m: B. Tjp. U. for all young people. The athletic features of the church open to all the members. 7:30 p. m. "The Lost Christ." The church quartet consisting of Mrs. Scott, Mrs. Isaac), Mr. Maddox and mr. vawter will sing two numbers: "The Lord Is My Light" and "Tho King's Business.", Organ numbers both morning and evening. Come and enjoy the new church and the In spiring music and good fellowship. Monday 6 p. m. Covered dish aup per at church for Sunday school workers monthly conference. Special topic for discussion, "Worship in the Sunday School," led by Mrs. Leach Tuesday 7:30 p. m. Miss Crawford for many years a missionary among the Ilopl Indians and one of the moat Interesting speakers In the denomina tion will give an address In the church auditorium. Refreshments will be served. Public invited.. Wednesday 7:30 p. m. Midweek prayer service. , Thursday 7:30 p. m. Choir rehear sal. Friday 7:30 p. m. special meet Ing of building and finance--ootnmtt- n..,,, , "The Homelike Church ' ' (: ; . , - ft ' A . Happy Sunday Evenings Hours of profit and , '. pleasure , Special Program Tomorrow Evening . ' -i 'V v iH 'lU'WAPT STREET.'' METHST, SOUTH ihwBl'iOo'arj, Pastor W'M- VA-'-t i to.'. i Salvation Army . A very special program has boon prepared by the young people of the -. tr jjj- V i- f ' t 'it if BRINGkbUR TURKEYS N,1 NOW , AND RE-! CEIVE THE HIGHEST MARKET PRICE The price is 32 cents dressed net you for prime birds. V : ' ; y ' - Hens mtist weigh eight pounds and over and toms ,12 pounds aid over and must be fat. ; They must be delivered by Wednesday noon. No vember 21st This is the very best price obtainable from any soi rce. . " - t .. ., , .. Now, lct alt"Work together and get this car off on time, Wednesday, Nov. 21st,. . . . . . . .... ' . POULTRY PRODUCERS CO OPERATIVE V.U . ... ASS'N Phone 92$ Farm Bureau Exchange Bldg: Medford ,, r i ' '! V I -l' FREE PUBLIC LECTURE "The Hope of Distressed y Humanity" , ; ; iMUUons Now Living Will Never Die. at the NAT Sunday, Nov. 18 at 3 p.m. Mr, Pollock is ail exceptionally eloquent speaker, with a clear, powerful voice. He recently lectured to an audience of 18,000 people and was plainly heard by every one. ' . .i" .' . ' , . : Auspices International Bible Students Association . Speaker, Q. R. Pollock of New York - - Admission Free. No Collection Mr. Citizen: Buy a home or improve the one you have, with a loan from the Jackson County Building & Loan Association t Money loaned for that purpose may be repaid in small monthly ; I.K'8 installments over a period of seventy-six months. High rates of interest paid on stock and savings accounts. & f! M TCiArt Praoirlanf V fXtttna tUi TCfn flantrol f f! 'RnaAA SflCmtAtTT & ". "'4 Three Great Services PRESBYTERIAN muklSS' , 11 A. M. ' ' CHRISTIAN WORKMANSHIP" '! 7:30 P. M. "WHO TOUCHED ME" 1 Speaker: -r" REV. L. B. QUICK Bible Teaching Pastor of -Rose-burg. ' Music Spprano Solo, "Oh Love Divine," Miss Gertrude Parker. Baritone Solo, Dr. W. W. Howard. Saxaphone Solo, Mr. Wing. ---An I'll I Sll-.WW'.I .-III-- - , ., . : '!'- ;y:;;;;.Acknowledg u. I. i 1 .': , .sj :. at-ii u-14 II.. :i.l . ''''I" T-iiiu ,r'",' iV',:.'; ("'-. ' "'n ''f "' "'''' 1 "" ' '' ' ''''" ' I 1 t I ' ,11 I. !(-. -i. If. ii. I -..li ,i, i .lit'l 'li .il ement llv The First fiaptistj it nfi l! Church . hereby expresses td the public its keen sense of :;V. satisfaction; and Joigh kppreciation M,'t ;;.tcMYe,nn?s,, ana an to enjoy tAe musical, social, athletic, and religious opportunities offered.,' '" ENJOY SUNDAY'S SERVICES WITH US ,(-' I I . H, III V III ' " Hi 1 1 1 IBI 1716 25 -41 ..aTOPDOWN!!!;! I I BIG FOOTBALL AND PAYNIGHT DANCE , I ; .; Tonight : : ; Oriental Gardens ' .' ? Illll The football teams (six of them) Salem, Roseburg, . Jl Ashland, Klamath Falls, Grants Pass and Medford will I be honored guests of the management. li OVER 100 REAL FOOTBALL HEROES