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Newspaper Page Textif I AfEDFORD MAlX TRrBfTXE. AfKDFCHM), ORftflON', SATURDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1023 - TMAS MUSI SPECIAL FEATURE . . ' , Presbyterian Cliurch. ' . The nervices , at the Presbyterian churc!f"on Sunday will be given. over almost entirely to music." ;At '. the ' morning: service, th quartet , consist ing of Miss Gertrude Parker, soprano, Misfl Edna Steinor, alto, Mr. A. J. MaoDonough, tenor: and Dr.- W. V. Howard, . bass, assisted by Mr. John Kirkpatrlck, bass, in the male trio, and by Miss.Gussle Parker of Klam ath Falls in a soprano BOlo will Bive a. sacred concert. -- A brief message on the, "Incarnation," will be given by the pastor.?- The program jivlll be , Organ prelude, "Oh Holy. Night,' '. ; XVi .. . . . .. '. . i .-. . .'-Dudley Buck Mrs. H, E. Marsh . Hytrin No. 71.'-"Joy to the World". Invocation, Lord's Prayer . . . .Gloria Male' trio "Wo Three Kings of Orient -Are- . . ; , . . . . . ... 'Messrs.1 MacDonough,: Howard and ! ; f - v. Kirkpatrlck. i ; " ' Responsive reading selection, 35, '''.", ' .' "Psalm 96 - A'lithem. "Sing, Ot Sing This Blessed .. .Mdrn" ;.i . .-. . j; , Bullard . ; ; .' ' Mixed Quartet .''. '''''''. Scrlpture' Lesson '" iu';V; prayer ..'' ' Solo,,.'. "When Eight Days Were As i pomplished'1 ........... . 'Bullard i Dr. W.- W. Howard !- '" v Announcements Hymn No. 77,' "Hark What Moan 1 Those Holy r Voices'" v'. Offertory "The Shepherds" ..Salome . , - . ' ": ; Mrs. H. E. Marsh . Soprano solo, Miss. Gussie Parker, of '-.'': ...Klamath Palls ' Sermon "The Incarnation" The Pastor Anthem "Angels From the Realms of ' Gory". i ........... ri ; ... . Shelley t-' , Mixed Quartet . Hymn; No. 74, "Hark,' the (Herald 'v Angcis sing-: . ; -....'.' i;'Jn.,the evening at 7:30 p. ni.; the ::upner- grades ;of the Sunday school ;Avill give a beautiful Christmas can tata v entitled - ('While Shepherds' 'Watched.1'- - CoBtumes and stage will be 'n keeping with the times of the . .Bethlehem' story. Under the careful drilling of Mrs. C. I. Sohuler and Mrs. James Collins this cantata is proving jSne 'qf the finest ever given in the i Vrespyxerian-cnurcn. To tnis service fach one who will is asked to bring some gift .of food or clothing for the 1 !.eedy of the city. These gifts will - be, 'laid' at the foot of a-white cross. : A' targe tree has already been erected V and'rwlll be beautifully decorated for the ! Occassion. No member of the -congregation-should miss- seeing this i beautiful and inspiring message of the '.Christmas vseasou .in song . and '- drama . - ! The children of the cradle roll, be ginners and - primary .departments, will have their' entertainment of songs . and recitations, and treat in the pri i niary room on Monday at 2:30. This will be a happy occasidn for the lit tle folks. All the parents are invited. ..J,',Jr ', ' First Baptist, " ' ! . . The, First-Baptist church wU pre sent, their program of Christmas mu sic, Sunday evening at 7:30 p. m. The concert and organ recital as prepared, offers .a strikingly strong -and'-vaisied program.; Mrst-H.. E. Marsh Will pro side at the organ and will giveift short organ recital. The '. quartet will con sist of Mrs. Van Scoyoc, soprano; Mrs. Isaacs, contralto; George Maddox, tenor; Mr. Vawter, bass. There will bo a chorus choir in addition to the quartet. Prof. Carlton Janes will- be tho violinist. All attending .are' re quested to be In their seats before the service begins. Tho order of service will be as fallows: . ' Organ" numbers: ' , c i "Offertory in A," . . .Edward M. Read " "Andante Cantabllo,'' Chas M. Wldor "The Holy Night" .....Dudley Buck Mrs. H. E. Marsh, organist. Hymn, "O Little Town of Bethlehem" Rednor Congregation Chorus, "Bethlehem" ....... Horner N. Bartiett Duet; "The Lord Is My Light" . . . ..... i Dudley Buck Miss Andrews, Mr. Maddox' Scripture LesBon Quartet, 'Brightest and Best of the Sons of the Morning,' ,,. C. Whitney Combs Violin obllgato by Prof. Janes-' Mrs. Van Scoyoc, Mrs. Isaacs, Mr. Maddox, Mr. Vawter Solo, "Holy Night" "...i-. 7 . Miss Andrews ' Prayer Violin solo, ''Pastorale''' . ..Bonda -1Ar" "... Mr. Janes - Quartet ."Angels From the Realms of Glory" Bartiett Mrs. Van Scoyoc, Mrs. Issaacs, Mr. ; Vawter, Mr. Maddox . Announcements, ; Offertory, "At Twi : light" '. . Charles Albert Stebbins Solo, "Light" John T. Scott Mr. Vawter - Address; "The Unavoidable Christ" - Rev. f: R. Leach Chorus, "Christmas - Carols," "Ring V Out To Bells" ... . J. H. Wallls Pbstludo ;'March From Athalia" . . . . . . . . .'. . F. Mendelssohn 'First Christian cliurch. '":. Corner 9th and South Oakdale , -. D. j Howe, minister; res. 26 S. "--, ; " v. . Orange. . Services every Lord's Day. .-i' 9u45 A.-M. Bible School. . . a. 11:00 A.. M. Morning 'worship. Communion and. preaching.. ' Sermon, "Peace On Earth, Good Wilt 'Toward Men." ' . A Christmas anthem by the choir, a mixed quartette, consisting of. Mrs. Harry Scougall,' Mrs. Jonas Wold, C. C- McCurdy and lHarry Scougall, and a Solo by Mrs. Scougall will 'be the selections of special Christmas music , at the morning service. . .. . I .' t:0 P. M. Meeting of the young people with a subject in- keeping with Christmas. - - .' -- .--, . ' . The Christmas program by -the r.hirdren of the Bible school will com mence at 7:30. Santa Claus is ex pected to arrive before the program Is over. ' . , All are cordially . Invited to enioy he Christmas services, both morning - St. Mark's Kplscoiml . Cor. North Oakdalo and Fifth Sts. 8 a;' m. Holy communion. 10 a. m. Sunday school. . 11a.m. Morning service Wm. B...HaniMton, vicar. English TaiOtcralt Church ' 612 W., Fourth St. ' ' A Christmas program will be given at 7:30 Sunday evening. Dec. 23d, Divine services Sunday, Dec. -30th at 11 a. m. Holy, communion will bo given, ' Rev. Schocnberg of Portland hold services. . V win Catholic Church ' South' Oakdale and Eleventh. First mass at 8 a. m. Evening devotion-and benediction 7:30 p. m. Christmas services: First mass at 8 a. m. Second mass nt 10:30 a. m. . Benediction after the second mass. Rev. F. W. Black, pastor. The Pentecostal Church Mission 128 EastMain St. Preaching the four square gospel: Pepentance toward God, Baptism of the Holy Ghost, Healing according to God's word. Second coming of Jesus Christ. Jesus Christ, the same yes terday, today and forever. Sunday school 10 n. m. Preaching 11 a. m., 7:30 p. m. Men's 7:30 p. m. Saturday 7 :'30 p., m. All wolcome. ' E. H. Keeno, pastor.! First Free Methodist Church Corner Tenth and Ivy. Preaching service 11 o'clock. Class meeting following the preach ing service. Young'peopto (Christian Crusaders) G p. m. Earle McCormlck, leader. Short evening service beginning at 7 p. m. Special song by tho Crusaders. Bring the babies and cortie to church. We are here to help pthers. Mrs;' Lillian Gray, pastor in charge. v " Presbyterian Cliurch ' - - Corner Main and Holly. -. Rev. E. P. Lawrence, minister. Res. 513 S. Newtown; Study 41 S. Holly. 9:45 a. m. Bible school, every pupil prompt on time for the opening song service of Christmas carols. Carl J. Brommer, supt. 11 a. m. Christmas service, sacred concert consisting of anthems, male trio, and S0I03 fitting to the Christmas season. Also a brief Christinas ser mon on "The Incarnation. See mus ical program elsewhere. 7:30 p m. Cantata byf the upper grades of the Sunday school entitled, "While Shepherds Watched." M p. m. Junior Endeavor, Dorothy Hussong, supt. The intermediate en- deavorwill bo dismissed on account of mo ijruurtLUL iu luuyw. First Baptist Cliurch North Central and Fifth St. Frederick R, Loach, pastor. "Office at church. Phono 1052. 9:45 a. m. Bible school. Mrs. Hans Holmer, supt. The classes are onjoy ing tho recreation privileges. Attend Sunday in memory of the child, Jesus. 11 a. m. "How Jesus Solves the Problems of the World"; a Christmas message. Organ prelude, "Prelude in E," Edward M.: Read. Organ offer tory, "Crossing tho Bar" . by Eugene Cowles. Miss Van Scoyoc, organist. Chorus, "Bethlehem." Violin solo by Mr. Janes. " - 1 6:30 p. m. Young People's meeting. 7:30 p. m. Concert of special Christ mas music. . - Monday 7:30 p. m. Entertainment by the Sunday school with tree and Santa being present. Wednesday 7:30 p. m. Prayer meet ing in charge of tho Gleaners' class with special features; Following the meeting all will adjourn to the rocrea' tion room for play. First Methodist Episcopal Church , - - Fourth and Bartiett. J. Randolph Basnett, pastor. Christmas Sunday services. ' 9:45. Bible school. Prof. N. H. Franklin, supt. ' -! ' : , 11. Morning worship. Sermon: "The Cradled Hopo of the World." Anthem, "The Birthday of a King." Soloist, Dwight Phipps. Offertory, soprano solo, "Holy Night," Adams. Mrs. W. M. Van Scoyoc. 6:30. Epworth League. You'll have to- come early to fret a seat at this young people's Christmas service. 7:30. Yulotido sorvlco. Readings and songs by tiny tots will feature this service. Short sermon: "Pranlf incense and Myrrh as of 1023". Offertory, "Holy Night," sung by Rosa Gonzales. Sunday school program and Christ mas tree Wednesday evening. Pro gram, by tho . children and younj people. . . . Grand sacred concert Sunday. even ing, Dec. 30 by large chorus under dir rection of Mrs.' Geo. Andrews. Tablets of soft paper for schools at this office, .. .. tf Christmas Candies Pure Sugar, mixed, lb. . 18c 20c Christmas Mixed, lb. . Candy Canes for Everybody. See Big Cane in Window SUGAR BOWL AID ANDREWS !N I The Andrews ftrothers rind George Hunt, manager of the Pag theater have formed a combination for the purpose of equipping tho armory stage with modern liKhthiR, drop cur tain and in fact everything' neneasnry for a first class production. They are going to play only tho biser attrac tions in this house, companies that now only play the four largo cities of tne coast. - Their first attraction will bo Anna Pavlowa, the premier danseuso of tho world and her supporting compnfty of ( . iciuinK a sympnony ea a sensational tour around the world, having played London, Paris, '1 Anna Pavlora j Cairo, Tokio, Egypt, Calciitta, 'India, and Japan. Her recent engage ment in NewYork at the Manhattan theater was the sensational attraction of the season. This company on its coast tour will play only Seattle, Port land Medford. San Francisco and Los Angeles. 1 . ' ' 1 The largo and beautiful auditorium 'at tho Armory makes It possiblo to bring some of the more .pretentious companies here at an admission nrico loss than the ordinary theater charges ior cneaner attractions, 'rnis 'can 11 A, M. 7:30 P. M. ... MAIN RE southern Oregon community. Hert ford Is centrally located and the legit imate territory to draw from is from Grants Pass to Yroka. Tho prices for this great attraction are to he from one dollar to two dol lars and a half, plus war tax. Seattle will charge five dollars fop this at traction. Whoro prices are low, such attrac tions must play to largo numbers and tho now management is In hope that this community idea will meet with the approval of all tho people in this valley and bring to Medford at a pop ular price, that which peoplo have been going to Sun Francisco and Portland to see. Announcement as to ticket salo will be made later. i( . , , The date of tho attraction will be Jan." 12th Instead of Jan. 3 4th as for merly -announced. There will- be only one performance "Red Uglils," Rlalto Tho mystery melodrama, "Red Lights,", the special Christmas offer ing which comes to tho Page Sunday is a film version of the play by Ed ward Rose which created so much furore some months ago and must be soen to be appreciated. Tho final showing of "Tom Mix in A labia." 'starring tho vlrilo hero of western melodrnnia, will be held at the Rlalto theatre this evening. Tho flying loaps through space, tho hazardous plunges into the surf, and line perilous urups over ine- siues vi Arabian castles, havo thrilled the audiences. Westey Barry, Pago ' " Wesley Barry is coming again in film -form tomorrow to delight and amuse us with his unusual humor and youthful antics in "The Printer's Devil," at the Page theatre. This special featuro will bo shown Christ mas day. It tells of the' trials and tribulations experienced by the ' pub lisher, who is also the editor, proof reader, typesetter and what-not of a typical small-town newspaper. Supporting ' Wesley Barry In tho caBt are Harry Myers. Kathorlno Mc Guire, Louis King, George Pearco, Ray Cannon, Mary Halter and Jlarry Rottenberg. . - , ; Free Matinee Page Tuesday for Kiddies The Page theatre will give their annual Christmas matineo for the kiddies Tuesday, Dec. 35 at 10 a. m. There will bo it special program suit able for tho children and occasion. . All tho children of . Medford and southern Orqgon are cordially invited on tnis occasion,- ' ,, The Medford Churches GREETINGS of the SEASON Worship with us Christmas Sunday, December 23 at 11 A.M. and 7:30 P.M. , Presbyterian Church Concert and Organ Recital SACKED CONCERT by Quartette Sonnon, "The Incarnation" "WHILE SHEPHERDS WATCHED" A Sacred Cantata given by the Sunday School. ''. " First Christian Church 11:00 A. M. Sermon, "PEACE ON EARTH, GOOD WILL TOWARD MEN." fcpeeial JIukIo, CliriBtrana Anthems and Qunr- " tettc. '.:- -. , ' Evening Serviofe at. 7:30 will be given to the "CHRISTMAS PROGRAM" BY THE BIBLE SCHOOL Santa Clans is expected to arrive at the close of the program with the usual treat for the children. STREET METHODIST CHURCH, SOUTH 8UNDAY MORNING, 11:00 Special service for the Bible School and congregation at It o'clock.. r r . Pag0Bt of tho nativity, "Adoration of tho Klngs'and Shepherds." A splendid program of music and other features. Ilrlef mossago by . the. pastor. . .'"An elaborate produdtlon by the Btble School and tho Choir. . DRY ACTIVITIES OF SHERIFFS OF Dr. J. A. LinvlllB. federal prohibition director, Thursday announced figures j showing the activities for nil the ser iff's offices of the state in prohibition enforcement in 1923. During the 12 months there were ' 1678 arrests on liquor charges and j '1445 convictions. Since 86 per cent of : i those taken Into custody either plead-1! ed guilty or were found guilty, It may ;; j be deduced that a captured man hasj', small chanco of escaping the penalty, j; I Fines reached the grand total of i j?159,66S.14, an trvemgB ot per convicted person. j Doschutes, Douglas, Gilliam, - Jose jphlno, Lincoln and Sherman coutnties : all convicted every man arrostedl The J Coos county sheriff s offlco inaae loo '. arrests, the largest number outsWo ot Ufultnomah, and secured 130 convic tions. Klamath came next wltlti .119 cases and 92 convlcttons. Washington Iliad 112 arrests with 1.03 convictions. The enthusiasm of the-. Washinj'ton .county court may be Judg'&d from! the j fact that Klamath, with nearly as :mauy convictions, assessed fines of only $5640, while Waahlngtoit assess ed 12,678. . .. The Multnomah sheriff's officer ma le 231 arrests and secured 190 crfovl o tions. Fines totalled $22,571. ' 1 , Fifty automobiles wore seized", vut ued nt $25,455. These figures do not Include the strictly federal oases or tlinnn hnnfllerl hv the local notice. l' Onklanil Gets Plrato Fitohcr LAWRENCEBURO, Ind Dec. 32. Ooorgo W. Iloehler has signed to pitch for Oakland, Cal., in the Coast league He was with the Pittsburg club last seaBon. He will leavo for California on February 1. For Wet Wash , Dry Wash Bough Dry Phone 873 Wet Wash, pound.... Dry Wash, pound.. Rough Dry, pound.. ...6o .70 9o American Laundry EXTEND TO YOU THE by Special Quartet and, Choir : Sunday, 7:30 P. M. at the FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH II A. M. "OHEIST THE X ROT. TTTTOrJ fW THK WORLD'S PROBLEMS." Extra Music Oome FIRST MfcTHODlST EPISCOPAL CHURCH , . ., J. RANDOLPH 8A8NETT, PASTOR To tho members and friends of this church the pastor extends hearty greetings of the season and announces the holiday services: Sunday. Dec. 23rd, 11 A. M. Christmas Sormon: "The Cradles Hope of the World." Oreat Christmas music by large chorus, under direction of Mrs. George Andrews. . , - , . ..-. .-.,-. ., 6:30 Epworth League Christmas Sorvlco. . - 7:30 Yulotlde Service with muslo and readings by tiny tots as features. Short address by the pastor, "Frank Incense and Myrrh, as of 1623." ' - - -,. .-. Wednesday, 7:30 P, M, Annual Sunday School program by the children and young people. Sunday,- Dec. 30th, 7:30 P.' M. Grand Saored Concert by the Chorus Choir. - . ' ' , . -' " --' - 8UNDAY EVENING, 7:30 IF IT'S A WATCH, DI AMOND, JEWEI iRY'; or silvfIrvare Comir From.' LAWRENCE THE JEWELER The qualit y- is of tJ.e best and the , Pr lc,es the Lowest. r wl A CEDAR CHEST THE IDEAL CHRJSIIMAS GII'T Useful Durable-Ornamental Mothproof ' ' : Order now for Christmas Delivery - TROWBRIDGE CABINET WORKS ;- EVERYTHING IN WOODWORK V WITH MEDFQPD TRADE IS MEDFORD MADE. '; , envnen" "T1IE HO.MKLIKK and vvenlhff.