Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, December 15, 1923, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextEIEDTOIiD JUTE TRIBUNE." KEDFORB, O'REflON'," SA"TUTT)Y. DTTEMr.F.R f!. '1923 THREE A. if: TO RECITAL Elizabeth Afar' ented little' daucht!anson- the tal' E. A. Evanson. ani Mr- and Mrs- L, music, dept. of s(.' Iai.pu" of the ;; a recital' last ovenini- Academy. In '- ma,,,"iljloj exhihlybn' oK1081 ro" V charm, of clenn-cut rhV?. ,or"1' '.' br,,"nt technic that wass"- an velloua in a 'child 0f ele -mar-. Finish of style ' and beautyVeara ; vere conspicuous ualitfes XTa ;; harmlK lht,e--poetei he ''ffs i- Bhe seemed m .. "ji? . p6ii. 'With ..rt.l.l. '. ' Every nu,nrrZ "id held the Tar7: ",.!,, "B, '.." Brum St. Mark's Episcopal , Cor. North Oakdale and Fifth Sts. 8 a. m. Holy communion. 10 a. m. Sunday school. 11a.m. Holy communion. Wm. B. Hamilton, vicar. Catholic Church 8. Oakdale and Eleventh Sts. First mass at 8 a. m. Second mass at 10:30 a. m. Evening; devotions and benediction at 7:30 p. m. r Rev. F. W. Black, pastor Salvation Army. ' Colonel ana Mrs. T. W. Scott of San Francisco, accompanied by Btaff captain and Mrs. J. West, secretaries of young people s work for the Sal vation Army in Oregon, will apeak at the regular meetings-of - the Salva tion Army at their headquarters in the basement of the Medford Center building Sunday at 11 a. m., and 8 bound. n.h ,uuV'ence -. leU; rich -co.or U.mZ VZutiZ e ing quality Wu a.uti'u.' 8l"'-- ln "Sane- nf ,hZ nouccal) e V. ,nfc or 'he Hrook" and "tvi v, Evening star." T? tho irilr. chapter: Doll." - Uancing n,wi - uuuve mo old in-; 1 and her future promises to h" rlc "e. Kurely, indeed, do'' a mere child reach such heirf" of ' interpre tive genius as Wjyjeno"strated on mst evening's p-JEram. " MJuHes jytrfon Ness and Mary Mc KertdrBe'ihterested the audience with two splendid readings. The Academy "Treble Triad" nuns delightfully, and Miss Patripia Miksche gave some harp selections in her usual charming man ner.. The program closed with a bril liant piece by the Academy orchestra. ' Following is the program: Anltra's Dance from '?Peer Gynt... Grieg Kong of the It rook Hewitt Elizabeth Mary Evan ho n Reading, "The BoRys" Lynn Marion Ness Be It Sunshine or Rain- .Durand St. Mary' Treble Triad To- tho Evening Star from Tann- hauser' ......, Wagner Dancing Doll ...,Poldini Elizabeth Mary Evanson Reading:. . '.(a) Evangeline on the Prairie ; Longfellow (b) The Jester. Condemned to' ? Death ...'..Horace Smith Mary McKendree Pierrette Air de IialIet.!,.Chamlnade Khbwers Intermezzo. ..-.Knight Logan Ellzaheth Mary Evanson " . , (a.)- Scenes That Are. .Urigh test from ' " 'Mnritana", Wallace (b) The Riisnry. Nevln Hary, Patricia Miksche Piano, Mercla Miksche -', "Salute to the Flag" i .". Academy orchestra XV-"$o3rt5' and Jackson. -Ot r'. ' !,ni 16 a. m. y 'AchlnB JiT meeting 6:ao-pr n. rlLP' -iP"' '"J" Preach both.-m; ar FAM-ova tmn Book avim K-U Pills For K5dny and LItcv Troubles, Comtipatioo In ttinal Indifeitloa mmd Kindred AilmeaU Lhrr troubt lead to MHant nia. 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Medford Patton and Robinson, Inc. This is to UB lnifnt tn DlflltR It A irr-aut Aav In Come and Inln In thMA services wAft'os,. ' A very cordial Invi tation is extended to all. Our Hundiiy nnhool Christmas pro gram will be giyen' JSaturday evening, Dec. 22. BeglnheSk at 7:30 p. m. uln fit. MiMhoc14 fchurclt South Cor. Main aiufQakdate. . John B. Coan.jjastor. Bible school at :4"6?VDr. Frank Roberta, supt. Morning Jiubllc wor ship and praise service atHi, Sermon by the pastor. "The Christ! Idol of Human Brotherhood." Violin duet Misses John and Beaton. Chotk selec tion. The Epworth League meets at :80. .. The evening gospel service at ti80. Message, "The Habits of Jesus." A short service of song with violin and choir selections. : . Week-day services: Monday, choiceJ rfueursai ciu. weqnesaoy mia-weeK fellowship service, 7:16. Friday choir and pugeant rehearsal 7:30., - Sunduy evening, Dec. 23, pageant of the nativity entitled, ''Adoration of the Kings and Shepherds. First Church of Christ. Scientist Authorized Branch of The Mother Church, The First Church' of 'Christ. Scientist, In BostonMass Services are held every Sunday at 11. o'clock, church edifice. 812 North Onkdale. Subject (or -Sunday, Dec. 16; Qod the Preserver of Man. Sunday School at 4:46. Applicants under the age of twenty may be ad mitted. . ' v r.'f .' Wednesday evening' meetings which Include testimoniesvo'f Christian Sci ence healings, at 7:45. The Reading Room. which is In the Medford Bldg., is open daily from 1 to 5 except Sundays and holidays. All authorized Christian Science ' litera ture may 'be read, borrowed or pur chased. . ; ' The public is cordially Invited to attend the services and visit the Read ing Room. First Methodist Episcopal Church Fourth and Bartlett. ' J. Randolph Sosnett: pastor. ' ' Bible school 9:45.'. Prof. . N, H. Franklin, supU,. , ,.i , ,., ,1: ;.AIpwilng,vqrslilPiljii'o,.'cJjOcrk, Ser mon) ;.'ChrtMlftiitty'':soordJnB' '- to eiirist."' ' ' ;':V)!'v y'ryj ? : "! Spicker. , .'Soloists'. 'MrCahaday, Mrs. Sosnett and Mrs.,Vancoyoc: Offer tory,' 'Hear' US, O liither," ' Millard, sling by Mias Victoria 'Andrews; ' i - Epworth League' :S0. You'll have to be on time to' get a good seat at this Interesting young peoples' service. Evening .worship 7:30. A service of evangelism. Sermon subject, '-Mis managed ' Lives ! :: llluminatecf cross song: '- "At - the Cross." suhg by little Klllne Pearson. Offertory;, tenor solo,. ''"Cast 'Thy Bread Upon the Waters," "sung" by Rupert Maddox.i ' , , Presbyterian Chttrch . . Cor. Muln and Molly. ' Rev. E. P. Lawrence, , . minister. Res. 613 S. Newtown. ., Study 41 S. Holly. . . .9:45 a. m. Bible school. Classes for every grade. . Carl J. Brommer, supt. 11a.m. Morning worship. 'Sermon. "The Narrow and Broad Ways and False Prophets." A message from the Sermon on the Mount. -The mixed quartet will sing an inspiring number by Oalbraith entitled,. "I Was Qlad When They Said Unto Me, "Let Us Qp Into the House of the Xbrd " .' ,' 7:30 p; m. Evening service. Themek "Adoration,", a .. pre-Chrlstmas '. mes- sage. Mies' Gertrude Parker will sing a soprano solo as a special number. :;. 4 p. m. Junior Endeavor. , Dorothy Hussong, supt. - . 6:30 p. m. Intermediate Endeavoi First Free Methodist Church' - t Cor. Ivy and Tenth Sts. Lillian Cray, pastor In charge." p Sunday school 10' o'clock, . Wni.' Garrison.- supt. - . .'- Preaching service 11. Morning ser mon by Mr. D. D. McCormlck. Class and testimony service following, i Young Christian Crusaders, '0:80, led by J. Bloss. ' Evening servlcs 7:30. Sermon by the pastor. Subject, "Scissors." Spec ial song by the young people.; '. ' ', Thursday night-at 7 there will be praise and prayer service. . - . - To all these services the public Is cordially Invited.' You that , have babies, bring them here and worship God with us, your babies are .welcome. We are preaching the old fashioned gospel, from the old Bible. ' Come and find how free you will feel. If you ore sick or in trouble and we can help you. call us tip-Phone 1067. or see us at our residence 3J7 Tenth St. West. We are here for service. .. , . ' 'First Christian Church ' t ; ' Cor. S. Oakdale and Ninth St. D. J. Howe, minuter, res. Z5 s. orange Services every Lord's uay. 9:45 a. m. Bible school. ' The teach ing service of the church, for every one young and old. 11 a. m. Morning worship. Com munion . and preaching. Sermon, "Growth in Christian Life." 6:30. Christian Endeavor meeting. A wide-awake program for the young people. 7:30. Preaching. Sermon. "The World's Greatest Need." Special music every service. Orchestra and male quartet at the evening service. Christmas program will be given by the Bible school Sunday evening, Dec-23. Prayer meeting and Bible Study every Wednesday at 7:30 p. pv All are invited to these services. Strangers always welcome. , First Baptist Church "The Friendly Church." North Central and Fifth Sts. Frederick R. Leach, pastor- Study at church. : Phone 1062. 9:46 a.'m. Bible school; itm church studying the word. Come and profit under modern methods. Mrs. Hans Holmer, . supt. Christmas program "V,"CTe8 on "Prayer." ""S'raVp. m. Young People's meeting. Come and -enjoy yourself. 7:30 p, .pi. "The Three , Greatest W'lrds In the' Bible." "Music Jqf the day: ' MorhliiR: Duet, "I Heard the Voice of Jesus Bay," Rathbun, by Mr. Vuw ter and Mrs. Isaacs. Violin solo by Carlton .Janes. Evening:-Quartet. "O Taste and See" Marston. Mr. Vawter, Mr. Mad dox, Mrs. Isaacs, Miss Andrews. Quar tet, "Behold Me at the Door." Knapp. Pipe organ numbers, "Swing Low"; "To a Violet ' Rose's . "Crescendo"; "Chacone"; "Shepherd Boy"; "March of the Men of Harlech." . Tuesday 2:30 p. m. Woman's Auxil iary with Mrs. Fred Jones, 425 N. Central Ave. Hostesses Madams Payne, Stlckland, Gault. Wednesday 7:80 p. m. Prayer meet ing and Bible study. Book of John continued. A special welcome extended to non- churchgoers and all to enjoy and get help from. the services. . Save Our Shade Trees Many of. our beautiful trees arc being destroyed because their roots are entering and clogging the sewers. Some people are taking up their cement sewer pipe and replacing it with cast iron, which Is not only ex pensive but unnecessary if the cement pipe is properly sealed at the Joints. I will give any plumber va day's wages for a specimen of cement bow- e,r where a root has entered It except Pt a faulty or broken Joint. I will also guarantee to lay cement sewer proof agalust roots. . Estimates furnished on - general plumbing. S. R.iCustlle, at Blue Front r Plumbing Shdji, ill South Holly street. 26 D.0.KX I E . Four numbers from the Sulto At lantis by V. P. Snfrunek will be one of the features of the O. O. K. K. band's program in their concert nt the new armory Thursday, Dec. 20th. Atlantis is a continent mentioned In Plato's Hlatory and extended acrosH the Atlantic ocean approximately from Europe to Yucatan. It is the subject of an exhaustive vol u mo by Ignatius Donnelly and has also served as inspiration for several novelists. This continent It Is believed was the home of a great race which -r-;"" quered and .riyiu TW?rU T5 , . jjiiaiius are considered to be the tops of its lofty mountains, unit are all that now remains above water of the great -country. The' Suite opens with a nocturne and Morning Hymn of Praise. Here the composer has written bo ably that one can almost see the sun rise. Number two is a court function portrayed by a very liprht gavotte, the entrance of the celebrities being her alded by nn intricate figuro for brass. The theme again merges Into a light gavotte and finishes with a pianis simo figure for wood wind. The third is a love song beginning with a solo from Euphonium, which instrument establishes the theme. It is then taken up by the cornet and embellished by an obligato for the euphonium. l The last number is the Destruction hence very descriptive The motif, however, of the love song can be dis tinguished thruout the number, which finishes with every instrument of the entire baud at its utmost volume. STOCK SALESMAN I male. The picture provides u happy mixture of pathos, action and humor. NORFOLK, Va Dec. 15. Sinking of the BtouniHlilp Hona with probable loss of lift) on I'YylnKpun Shoals was reported lute todny at Coast Guard headquarters here. Four survivors i are reported to havo been picked up by tho tanker V. A. Mills. . The coast guurd cutter McAdoo was ordered from Wilmington, N. C to tho scene. Medfdrd Pharmacy in Enlarged Quarters The interior of the building occu pied by the Medford Pharmacy has been rearranged and newly painted und the entire building Is now occu pied by the pharmacy, with enlarged stocks in drugs, stationery, novelties. candy and magazines. IS. A. Moore, the proprietor, has spent a lifetime in his chosen profes sion, came here three years ago, pur chased the Medford. Pharmacy and by his courteous treatment,- prompt service and quality goods tho business has been growing and the enlarged IT. W. Martin, a broker for the Verdin Packing company, was arrest ed upon his arrival Monday night tn i Yreku, as requested by Oregon offl- cers stating Martin had been selling j Verdin stock abovo par around Jack sonville. Martin denied tho report and Btatod that he had sold only at book value and that he had licenses in both- Ore gon and California to n,iook for his company. He " uetnl'ned here, pend ing Vanoir papers from Oregon. - Martin states he has been selling Verdin stock for years and that the company is favorably known and needs no misrepresentation, and that he has never resorted to the method and that he has always acted In a straightforward manner and not nt any time misrepresented the Vordln stock. Mr. Martin said he didn't mind be ing arrested so much as to havo to sleep in tho jail. He never had slept in such a place and didn't want to be gin now. Yreka, (Cal.) Journal. Foley IHlIs llrlng llcJicf "Foley Pills are the best X have tried. My kidneys work a lot better since I received your generous offer, writes John W, Brogan, Adams, Mass. Foley PUht are a diuretic stimulant for the kidneys and while being taken close attention should be paid to the diet. Avoid sweets, pastry, starchy foods, alcoholic drinks, tea and cof-, fee. Drink plenty of good fresh water1 and keep the body warmly clothed.' Refuse substitutes. Sold everywhere,. At the Itfalto Harry Cnrey's latest starring veh icle, "Cnnyon of tho Fools", is sched uled for exhibition at tho Kialto theatre tomorrow, Monday and Tues day. "Canyon of tho Fools unrolls a vivid and dramatic tale of romance and udventure in the open spaces of tho west. Carey appears as Hob Mc carty, a cowboy with the wanderlust hot in his veins. His experiences in love and In combatting a baud of plotters form a plot of a most en grossing nature. "Tho Shock" will be shown for the last time tonight. Sunday nt Pago "Children of Dust " at tho Pago theatre is tho cinema version of "Terwilliger." tho story which created so much interest when published In a muini'lnc. It relates the efforts of 1 quurters and increased stocks were two boys, one poor, the other wenlthy, j X, nir'i wimnTj cunuiiiuiin. in wm hip iuvo oi tx eiiiiunooo piuy- HAPPY SUNDAY J'- SERVICES A WELL-KEPT SUNDAY 18 THE BEST': ' , START FOR THE WEEK " 'THE HOMELIKE CHURCH" MAIN ST. METHODIST GET THEM AT DeVOE'S Phone 122-R Main and Oakdale . OPEN EVENINGS , - Genuine Hand Painted China 5 to $1.00 . Cut Glass Tumblers, 90 Stem Glasses, $2.25 Set." Fine Assortment of Dolls, wholesale Prices. . .'. Jewelry at just one-half Pre-War Prices. : ,i English (earthenware) Teapots $1.25 to $1.65 Box Papers, 15 to $2.50 Photo Albums, 60 to $2.00 Comic Books: Jiggs, Mutt and Jeff, etc 30 Xmas Trees and Tree Decorations. ' Cloth Flowers, Carnations, Chrysanthemums, etc. ..............5 Xmas Cards, Booklets, Seals, Holly Paper, etc. The Largest Assortment of Bulk and Fancy Box Candies " in Southern Oregon. Come In and Look Us Over OPEN EVENINGS necessary lo meet tnese conditions. to win the love of a rhi tlhooil nluv- l 1 ' . I k ill S make A delicious salad oil , ; The most wholesome fat for frying And an excellent shortening :' Yo0 need a fut as good us Wesson Oil to : fried food as delicious and wholesome fried food ought to be. . The goodness of food fried in Wesson Oil is due to the goodness of Wesson Oil pure, delicate, good-to-eat salad oil. The wholesomeness of food fried in Wesson Oil is not only because Wesson Oil is wholesome itself, but also because it cun be heated hot enough to fry perfectly without burning. At the right temperature for frying most fats burn and "break down" Poor fat or this burned fat is not easily digested and is responsible for the idea that fried food is not wholesome. Hut Wesson Oil can be heated hot enough to fry perfectly lorig before it burns and with reasonable care the food you fry in Wesson Oil is just as wholesome and as digestible as uny other way ; could cook it. '-.