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Special Slaster Services to Bfe G
Given by Medford Churches
Easter services $t the First Bap
ist church will be of great interest
o all who enjoy the special Easter
netware as well aa those who u'f
nsph-LHl by the sreat Easter musical
rocluctions. l A. M. Rev. P. R
ach speaks on "The Reasonable
less of the Resurrection." Soprano
k1o "Hosanna" by Miss Margaret
Iuntoon. Anthem "Awake Up My
3lory." by Harnby. This will be an
nsphational service and one of com
ort. At 7:30 the choir will render the
?untuta "From the Sepulcher to
Throne" by Shepherd. The outline
ollows:
ntroduction (Instrumental)
Mr. S. M. Scott.
Thorua, "At the Cross Her Station
Keeping"
Recitative, conralto, "In the End of
Mtho Sabbath"
Miss Huntoon.
ir. contralto, "Fear Not Ye, for I
See That Ye Seek Jesus"
Miss Huntoon.
horus. "Angels, Roll the Rock
Away" --
tocitative, soprano, "Now Is Christ
liiHen"
Mrs. Scott,
ir., soprano, "Heboid I Show You a
Mystery" , -
Mrs. Scott,
horus, "Salvation to Our God Which
ditteth On the Throne"
rio, "What Are These Which Are
Arrayed in White Robes"
Mrs. Scott, Miss Huntoon, Mrs.
Richardson.
lliorus "Blessed Are They That Do
I His Commandments"
I The choir will be composed of the
pllowing:
I Sopranos; Mrs. S. M. Scott, Miss
iargaret Huntoon, Mrs. F, R. Leach,
dr. Margaret Anderson,
Alton: Mrs, W. R. Richardson,
J. S, Frnzce, Miss Fay Woolaey.
Tenors: O. H. Bailey, A. B. Mead,
Vi. Ueach. J. H Mlllp.son
,BaK: Dr. P. G. Carlow, A. J.
Anderson, R. W. Richardson, Mr.
Intlcr.
ft VinlinLsts: Carlton Janes, Ruth
fit mint.
&H Organist-director Mr. S. M. Scott.
r
First Methodist Episcopal Church.
; Kastor Sabbath will be full of
iplendid spiritual praises to our
Risen Lord! This is your invitation
:o come and enjoy the day with us
The Epworth League will conduct
:he Sunrise praise service at the
dome of Mr. H. C. Best Jacksonville
ind Phoenix road at G o'clock, leav
ing the church at 5:30. Breakfast
will be served just after tne service.
This open air meeting will be o
great inspiration to everyone and
you arc invited. The Sunday school
at 9:45 W. W. Walker, Supt. The
morning hour of worship will be held
at 10:50 (note change of time). An
i opportunity will be given nt the
opening for any children to be bap
Uzed. The special music for this service
, Opening anthem, "The Shout of Vic-
1 1 lory," Ash ford, with Mr. MacDon-
1 oufeh and Evelyn Dovf as soloists,
The regular anthem, "Unfold, Ye
Portals," Gounod, with Mrs. Van
3coyoc as soloist and the offertory.
Who Winter Is .past," Ashford, Mrs,
Nichols, Mr. MacDonough, and Mr
Brooks.
IfiThe' Easter message will be do
(yered by the pastor.
ft In, the evening our Ep worth
(league will hold their devotional
Meeting at.C:S0, with Misa Esther
telnior as leader. At 7:30 our splen-
(1(1 chorus, under the direction of
drs. A. J. McDonough, will give the
flowing cantata "Cross and Crown'
fey Ashford. Miss Vroman will pre
lUc at the organ.
Program.
foluntary, "Easter Prelude"
ness" John Prindle Scott
Mrs. Ralph Stewart
Reception of new" members.
4 p. m. Baptismal service.
7 I. m. Christian Endeavor meet
ing. A rally of the young people in
a great stirring service.
8 p. m. A program of music follow
ed by a short sernjon on "Continuing
Christ's Ministry."
nt hem: "Hallelujah Christ Is
Risen" Xehrcr
Solo, "Paradise" H. W. Petrie
Beaumont De I.osh
Quintette, ."God of the Morning,"
Mrs. It. S. Stewart, Irean Grigsby,
Olgtha Currier, Manny Oleaon,
John Kirkpatrick.
Solo, "Christ Is Risen"..'. Dressier
Mrs. James Grigsby
Anthem, "Christ the Lord Is Risen
Today AYalihall
A most' cordial invitation is extend
ed by the church to the public to at
tend these services.
Strangers will find a hearty wel
come.
all department heads were received
and showed !'l now members wore
received into the church. During the.
year 50 pnpils were received into the
church from the Sunday school.
There, has been a continuous growth
under the leadership of Rev. Lawrence
and every department f the. church
Presbyterian Church, Main & Holly.' js ready to do greater work in tha
Rev. E. Percy Lawrence, minister, coming years.
esidence 513 S. Newtown. Study 41 1 The following officers were electo'l
H. Holly. by ballot: Elders, Dr. W. M. P. Molt,
9:45 a. m. Bible school. This is jA a. Crane and H. F. W. Spilver;
great day. Every pupil and leach- trustees, Hamilton Patton, Win. Watt,
er should be in their .places promptly c. F. Carpenter, R. R. Johnston and
on time. Carl Bromine, superinlen
dent.
Two great Easter day services: !
11 n. m. sermon, "A Living Hope."
Special music:
Tenor solo, "Open the Gates"
Knaff
George Maddox.
Anthems, "Christ Is Risen," "I Am
He Thai Liveth" Bpiker
Hoth Sung by Double Quartet.
Organ prelude "Adoration"
Borowskl
Organ postlude, "Hosanna". .Wachs
Mrs. H. E. Marsh.
Violin offertory "A Hymn a Sainte
Cecile". Carleton Janes
There will also he baptism of In
fants and reception of new members.
7:30 p. m., grand Easter concert.
Progru m.
Organ prelude. Coronation March
from "The Prophet" Muybeer
Hymn No. 57
Anthem "Christ Is Risen" .. .Turner
Tenor solo "Open the Gates" Knaff
George Maddox.
Anthem, "Oh, God, Light of the
World" Henrick
Scripture. Lesson.
Soprano solo "I Know My Redeemer
Liveth" . Handel
Mrs. James Collins.
Prayer.
Anhem "I Am He That Liveth'...
Spiker
Offertory "A Summer Morning"..
Kinder
Sermon "The Triumphnnt Life"...
Cantata "The New Life" Rogers
In three parts t I
The Prophesy.
The Fulfillment. !
The Promise.
Benediction.
Postludo "Athalia" Mendelssohn
iDoublc quartet: , Sopranos, Mrs.
James Collins, Mrs. Florence McEl-
hose; altos, Mrs. Frank Isaacs, Mrs.
Loraine Cornish; tenors, George
Maddox, Rupert Mnddov; bass, Dr.
W. W. Howard, William McKibben.
Organist Mrs. II. E. Marsh,
Ashford
Miss Vroman.
ocesslonal "Easter Hymn"
Wesley
Chorus,
Icrlpturo lesson and prayer. . Pastor
fi'he Cantata Part I The Cross,
Kgan Introduction
I Miss Vroman.
Biou, Lord, Wilt Arise
lunice Parrott, Virginia Dew and
I Chorus.
fort Shall Charge His Angel Legions
t.drs. Nichols. Mr. MacDonough, Mr.
fit Brooks.
insanna in the Highest
bj Evelyn Dew, Virginia Dew, Dr.
Vft Sleeter.
tiae on, o King . .
Mrs. Hogan.
rthsemrine
f-Eunice Parrett and Men's Chorus.
Shadow of the Cross
Evelyn ' Dew, Virginia Dew, Dr.
i Sleeter, Mr. Brooks, Mr. Vroman.
Offertory Miss Vroman
Part II The Crown.
(Organ Introduction
Miss Vroman.
Strife la O'er
Eunice Parrett.
hrist. Our Passover
frirs. Hoean. Virginia Dew. Miss
awards. Dr. Sleeter. Mr. Brooks,
Mr. Vroman.
bide With Me
I S Mrs. Van Scoyoc,
Women'! Chorus and Men's Chorus
pme,
Mr.
Gracious Spirit
Eunice Parrett.
nd It Came to Pass
IJvelvn Dew. Virginia Dew,
Meeker, Mr. vroman.
Sift L'p Your Heads
Mrs. Nichols and unorus.
losing Prayer and Benediction
Pnstor.
We extend a most cordial invita
lion to everybody.
J WILLARD DE VOCi.
Pastor.
By
First Christian Church.
Corner Ninth and south Onkdalc. D.
Howe, minister. Residence 26 bo.
range.
Kaster Sunday services:
Sunrise prayer meeting conducted
the C. E. society. The young pro
H will meet nt the church at 6:30
id to w the place selected on Sis
you Height.
9:45 a. ni. r.ihle school the greatest
' the year. 400 on time. Decision
r the Christian life at the close of
ie hour.
II a. m. Worship. Communion and
reaching. Sermon: "Christ tn
Xnthem, "Welcome Happy Morn
ing" m krnu
Mo, "The Voice in the Wilder-
ELECT ELDERS
training auJ
double qua Wet
wide experience, a
of talented singers
with strong, rich voices, together
with pipe organ and violin Qiuisie,
a crowded house and earnest devo
tional spirit, will make a combina
tion strum; 1,8 si'h itualOtijjie and
lmlii't. Not onlv will there be the
sacred concert aU.night with a beau
tiful new easier cantata. "A New
Life" sung by the double quartet,
but there will also bo inspiring mu
sical numbers, solos, and quartets
at the morning service with baptism
nf infants and reception of new
Tho annual consreeational moetine members.
of the Presbyterian church took place christian Church
Thursday evening, April 9. A large Extensive plans and preparation
number of the members of the church' have been made for a wonderful
and their families enjoyed a splendid day at the First Christian Church
snnner nrenared hv the ladies, after . nn' hunter Sunday. lieginning with
which the meeting was called to order ja sunrise prayer meeting in which oast Young Turkey, Celery Drossin:
by the pastor. Rev. E. P. Lawrence. a large number of young people wlU Tenderloin
aim preside! over uy naiumon rui-. assemble at tne cnurcn m u.jw u. -. Mushroom Sauce i
ton. c nairman or me uoaru 01 trustees. ami no 10 a piacu m-ivi.-n.-u
Reports from the pastor, clerk ana
SHASTA
Table d'Hote Dinner
$1.00
Served Sunday from 12 noon to S p, in. '
COCKTAIl, j
'Kaster Cocktail j
RKLISUE3 '
Celery Young Onions Radishes
SOUP
Chicken Consomme Royal
ENTREES AND ROASTS
H. R Janes; music committee. Mrs.
Vera Carpenter, Mrs. J. V. Wood and
Mrs. Carlton Janes.
klyou Heights for the service. v . v .
t-js the greatest Bible school of tneoast select alley lAimu
year will assemble. 400 are expect-1
ed on time. A lurgu uttering
urged for benevolences. At 1 1 o'clock
the morning worship, when sermon
and music will be appropriate for
the day. Reception of new members
and many have signified their inten
tion to unite with the church. At
4 p. m., the ordinance of Chrisfan
Baptism will be administered. The
young people of the E. will Join
in rally of their forces at 7 o'clock
and the evening service at 8 o'clock
will consist of several numbers 01
Kaster musk, followed by a short
.sermon by the pastor. The members
of the church are urged to join in
making Sunday a wonderful nay i
worship and uplift.
Kplseopnl
' St. Mark's Episcopal, corner Ni
Oakdnle and fth street.
10 a. m. Sunday school.
11a. 111. Easter service.
Wm. B. Hamilton, View
, Frank
depart-
at U.
Catholic Church
Sou 1 h Oa k da le a veji u e
street.
Easter Sunday, masses
10.30 a. 111. Benediction
second mass.
Itev. F. W. Black. Pastor.
nt 8 and
after the
ion KngliKli Evangelist Church
Easter services: (
Sunday school 10 a. m.
Worship and service 11 a. m.
The holy communion will be admin
istered. Come and bring your friends.
Everybody welcome.
. Itev. Edwin J. Johnson,
Glad Tidings Mission
31 North Grape stret. T. J. Creigh-
ton, Pastor.
Services Wednesday, aSlurday and
Sunday, 7:30 p. m.
Bible study 10 n. m. . Service 11 a.
m. Young peoples meeting 6:31)
m. Open air service 7 p. 111.
Everybody welcome.
Main Street McthodM, South
Corner Main and Oakdale, J. B.
Coan, B. IX. Pastor.
Bible school at 9:45. Dr
Uoberts superintendent. All
ments.
Easter morning service
Theme: "Tho Living ChriHt."
Musical program. Choir renditions:
"The Lord is Risen Indeed." by
Knot, and "O Clod of Light," by Jef-
fery.
Two violin numbers by Miss Bea
ton.
Vocal solo. Mrs. J. W. llubler,
Easter Day lias Crowned lllm King,"
by Hawthorn.
Evening services:
Epworth League at 7 o'clock.
Evening service and brief message
by the pastor at 8. Preceeding the
sermon a ten minute forum following
tho plan initiated last week. Forum
ubject this week, "Prime needs of
Medford; Child Welfare Council."
Three special musical numbers with
the evening program.
Week day meetings:
Wednesday evening, 7:30, midweek
fellowship service.
Friday evening, Epworth League so
cial for the young people.
P
"I am
Easter-
The Screen
Three Stnrs nt Crnterinn.
'Argentine Love," which has Bebe
Daniels, Uicardo Cortez and Jnmea
Rennie as the three principals in its
story, is at Hunt's Craterlan theater
tomorrow nnd Monday. The scene is
Buenos Aires, and Cortez is a rich
landowner betrothed to the desir
able Consuelo Garcia, played by Miss
Daniels, who has cast her eyes on a
handsome young American engineer,
Philip Sears. According to the custom
of the country, however, the girl must
marry the man chosen for her by her
fnther. From this situation arise the
complications which make the story a
fascinating romance, full of love and
adventuae.
'Janice Meredith," with Marion
Dnvls as its lovely heroine, closes to
night nt Hunt's Craterlan. The pic
ture Is one to fire the patriotism of all
who see it, and it is vastly entertaining
at the same time.
'Tho Salvation Army
Dear People: Christ said
the resurrection and the life.1
tide celebrates His resurrection, and
we are having a special Easter pro
gram Sunday night, at 7:30. Songs,
recitations nnd tazlcaux.
Sunday morning worship at 11
o'clock, and Sunday school at 2:30
p. m.
You are cordially invited to all ser
vices.
Hoot n Ilnbc ItiKh.
There Is enough real baseball in
"Hit and Run," the Hoot Gibson spe
cial attraction that had its opening
yesterday in the Rinlto theater to jus
tify the dyed In the wool fan taking
along a score card; and enough fun
In it to afford joy to anyone who
never has seen the national pastime
in professional functioning.
Opening games of the Pacific coast
league were made the background of
some of the action.
The opening of the story finds
Hoot the aBbe Ruth of the Cactus
League. He Is discovered by a scout
for a big league team nnd sent to
the training quarters where his awk
wardness makes him a joke until he
tells the manager, "I'm not a catcher.
I'm a hitsmith." nnd is sent to the
plate. What he does Is aplenty nnd
fro mthen on he becomes the mainstay
of the team, batting them into the
world's series.
Earlier in the story he has a chance
to shuw his horsemanship, and at all
times there is In amusing evidence the
Gibson whimsicality of expression and
action.
Pentecostal Mlslsoii
128 East Main street. E. F. Ring
ham, pastor, residence Xo. 16 Mistle
toe.
Sunday school 10 a. m. Preaching
1 1 a. m. Street meeting 7 p. m. Young
people's meeting '6 p. m. Preaching
7 :30 p. m. Mid-week preaching on
A ednesday and Saturday at 7:30 p. m
Open air meeting at 7 p. m.
You are Invited to come and hear
the preaching of the old time reli
gion in all its sweetnes and beauty.
Talent Full GosiicI Mission
The special evangelistic services now
in progres sat the City Hall In Talent
under the leadership of Rev. A. E
Stuernagel, evangelist nnd able Bible
espositor, will be continue devery night
next week. Three special addresses
are arranged for tomorrow. Subject
at II a. m. "The Law of Appropria
tion;" at 3 p. m. "Why Christians
Keep the First Day, of the Week;" at
7:30, "How Will Christ Come Again?
The evangelist will also give addresses
on Tuesday nnd Friday afternoons nt
2:30.
Currant Jelly
-VEGETABLES
Mashed Potatoes String Reims
SALAD
Stuffed Fresh Tomato a la Easter
DESSERTS
TuittL Frultti Ice Cream and
Chocolate Cake
Hot Finger Rolls
DRINKS
Coffee Tea or Milk
Fred
First Baptist Church.
North Central and fith street
crick IL Leach, pastor.
The resurrection theme centers
about every service of the day as fol
lows:
1914 5 m. Rig Blhle school rally.
Every scholar nnd visitors invited.
11a. in. "The Beasonableness of
the Resurrection," by the pastor.
Soprano solo, "Hosanna," Granier.
Miss Huntoon.
Anthem, "Awake Vp My Glory," by
Barn by.
0:30 p. m. B. Y. P. U. "What East
er Means to Me." Ail young people
invited.
7:30 p. m. Big Easter musical ser
vice when tho large chorus choir will
render the enntnta, "From Hopulcher
to Throne," by Shepherd. Fourteen
members in the choir and two violin
ists. Be in your seat on lime. A short
Easter talk by the pastor.
Tuesday. 2:30 p. m. Women's Aux
iliary at church parlors.
Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. Mr. George
Whitman of China will give a talk on
his work. Mrs. Whitman will also be
present.
Thursday, 7:30 p. m. Choir re
hearsal. Friday 6:30 p. m. Monthly B. Y. P.
U. covered dish supper, business meet
ing and social for alt the young peo
ple. Easter will be the great day of the
year. Come and enjoy every service.
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The law iininst. dumping:
will bo stridly enforced.
cans and trash along county roads
Several people have violated this law unknowingly, by dump
ing cans and trash east of I he Medford cemetery, nt Griffin Creek
and on the K.vbee Bridge road. :
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velvety quality to our
cream that lirta it to
an exalted place as a
dessert. Try some to
day, It's delicious.
Ask for '
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LABOR UNION DRIVE
IS
Sunrise Service Uy Knworlh I..eHue.
The Epworth League of the First
MethodiHt Episcopal church will hold
a sunrise meeting on Easter morning
nt the residence of Mr. H. C. Keat on
the Jacksonville nnd Phoenix rond.
They will leave the church nt 5:30
and expect to begin tho ffTeetlng
Just at sunrise. Special music has
been prepared and a splendid time
is expected. The breakfast will be men
served at the close of the meeting by
the fourth department of the league.
They invite all the young foika to
Join with them In this celebration of
the resurrection of their risen Lord!
E. J. Stack of Portland, seoretnry
treasurer of tho Oregon State Fedo
ra t Ion of Labor, addressed tho local
Carpenter's Union at Smith's Hall
last night, and the local painters
and plasterers contemplate nn early
application for a union charter. The
electricians of the city aro also con
templating similar action.
Monday night, 13. V. Sleemnn, dis
trict representative of the Labor
Federation will address local crafts-
First Church of Christ, Scientist.
Authorized branch of The Mother
Church, the First Church of Christ,
Scientist, In Boston, Mass.
Services nre held every Sunday nt
11 o'clock, church edifice, 212 North
Onkdale. Subject for Sunday, April
12, "Are Sin, Disease and Death
Real?"
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Cubs Come Near Defeat."
CHICAGO, April 11. The Chicago
Cuhs ha a ciuse shave In KSnsas City
yesterday when the Kaws drummed
up a ninth .inning rally and the Chl
cagtans barely escaped with a 6 to 4
victory. The veteran Grover Cleve
land Alexfncer waa touched up for
seven bits in five inninga.
The public Is rordlnlly Invited to nt
tn. the services and visit the rending
root
prcsbyterlnn Clinrrli.
The Kaster services, as planned nt
the, Presbyterian church for both
Sunday morning and evening, prom-1
ise to he the most inspiring ever
held. The hpniitlful floral decora
tions, messagea full of the Inspiring 23 N. Til 81.
Suiter spirit, soloist of s p 1 e n d i d
Easter Lamb
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