Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 18, 1925, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Texto o MEDFORD MitfE TBTKUyfl, M"EDFOTCD, OT?F.fiOT, 'SATTTRD'AY, flPKTTiQ1S. 1f)2.Vo I ashland choir : to give-cantata; Oukdulo. Subject for Sundu, ApiW 19. Doctrine of Atonement. Sunday school at 8:45. Applicants under the age of twenty may be ad mitted. . Wednesday evening meetings, vhlch include testimonies of Christian Science healings, at 8 o'clock. - The reading room which is in the Medford building,' is open dull;' from 12 to 4, except Sundays anil holidays. All authorized Christian Science liter ature may be read, borrowed or pur- " i chased. - - I - ' The public. Is cordially Invited to Sunday at the First Baptist church attend the services and visit the rcad- the choir" of the First Presbyterian church of Ashland will give their Easter cantata, entitled, . "Victory," tng room. First Baptist Church -North Central and 6th street.-Fred- by Wlldemero, which, music was so ercn Leach, pastor, highly spoken of in their own church 9:46 a. m. Bible school with mod last Sunday. : The Baptist choir will em equipment and a fine body of repeat their Easter cantata, at the teachers; Join with us Sunday. Presbyterian church in Ashland. .'. I lia, m, "Service the True Test of Following is an outline of the Can-'Success." Soprano solo, "Eye Hath tata. "Victory" to be given at-the Not Seen," by Miss Huntoon. Anthem, to Calvary" Tendr solo. . . Baptist church: "From Gethsemene Opening chorus. I "Not What I Will". f Mr. Henry lsbell. "Out of the Night of Darkness" ChoruH .......... "o Morn of Joy" Sopranbf and alto duet .' Mrs. Woodsfde, Mrs. Bates. "Angels polled the Stone Away" r ; . . .' Mr. McCoy. Buss solo nnd choir .... "Life Eternal" Tenor solo. solor trio Mr. McClee, Mrs. Woodslde, Miss . Poley. 'The ' Song of Victory" Bass solo and choir . ', .... Mr. Frost. " I "There's No ' Night in Heaven" ! Quartette -. Mr. lsbell, Mrs. Woodslde, Miss Poley, Miv McCoy. "In tho Splendor of his dlory" ChoruB .. .. "His Love Divine" Baritone solo Mr. .McCoy. . , "Christ Hnth ' Arisen" Finale by the choir :.. The public are cordially invited to Crown Him with Many Glories," (El- very.) . 8:30 p. m. "Tho Worship Life of My Church." Elton W'aldron. lender. Contest with Grants Pass closing with another Sunday. Help win. 7:30 p. m. The Presbyterian choir of Ashland will give the cantata, "Vic tory." This was greatly enjoyed In thoir church Easter. Baptist choir goes to Ashland. - Monday, 7:30 p .m. ' Choir party at home of It. a. Beach, 13 Geneva sonrano street. Wednesday, 7: 3U p. mi Mia ween prayer and song service. Thursday, 7:30 p. m. Choir rehearsal. 'To bring your child to church Is to insure your family against paganism for the next generation." . . First Christum Church Corner Ninth and South Onkdale. D. J. Howe, Minister. Ilesidence 26 So Orange. Services every Lord's Day 9:46 a. m. Bible school. M. E. Ol son, superintendent. A. growing well ordered school with big plans for the future. 372 on time last Sunday. "Let's keep it up. 1 1 a. m. Morning worship, commu nion and preaching. Sermon, "The this service, which will be out of Ithc ordinary in henririg a choir from 'church of which We Are Members. 'another city.. Rev. F. R. Leach will -This sermon has been prepared pri speak at 11 a. m., on "Service, tho'mmiiy for the many new members who Real Test of Success." There will be somo good music for this service Oi) CD , ' t. Murk's KpLscoiwl Corner North Oakdnle and street. , 10 a. m. Sunday school. 11a.m. Holy communion., Wm. B. Hamilton, Vira. 5th have conie into the church during the last-few months. It has been printed in outline and will be handed to all present. ' , . 7 p. m. Christian Endeavor meet inff. p. m. Evangelistic services. Ser mon, "Our Triumphant Leadership," there will be appropriate and spe cial music at each service. The Bible school council on "Wed nesday evening and all workers should attend A most cordial Invitation Is extended ,by the pastor and 'the members ta every one to attend these services. Strangers always welcome. Church of God . Medford Center building, upstairs. Central avenue, one-half block, north of Main. , ' ' . Sunday school, 10 a. m; , Preaching service, 11 a. m. Plain, commonsense gospel. All are wel come. A. 1. Byers, Pastor. . The Zion English Kvangcllcal Luth eran Church G12 West Fourth street. Rev. Ed win J. Johnson, pastor. Services for' Sunday, April 19th.' ' Graded Sunday school, .10 a; m. "'Dlvine worship and services 11 a. m. - We invite you to come and worship with, us if you have no other church home. In the name o fthe Lord we welcome you to come. The Salvation Army Fourth and Bartlett. , . Cheerful gospel meetings every Tuesday, Thursday and aSturday, at 8 p. m. Street meeting, 7:30 p. m. .. Sunday morning worship, 11 a. hi., and salvation rally, 7:30 p. m. Sun day school at 2:30 p. m.v Tuesday, April 21, Captain and Mrs. Ouy and:helperp from, the Grants Pasfl Corps, 8' p. m, - A cordial and friendly welcome to everybody. f. Pentecostal Mission 128 East Main street., E. F. Bing ham, pastor. Residence No. 16, Mis tletoe street. Sunday school 10 a. m. Preaching 11 a.t m, and 7:30 p. m. Young people's meeting 6a. m. Mid week preaching Wednesday and Sat urday, 7:30 p. m. Street meeting each meeting night at .7 Q. m. Tonight Evangelist, Mrs. J. M. Robi so n. of Portland, Oregon, will be with us and will preach at 7i:30. She will only be with us for the one service nt this time; so don't fall to take ad vantage of the 'opportunity to hear her. . -' . . , Talent Full Gospel Missaton '.Evangelist A.' E. Sturnagel will de liver three ,ma8eilv addresses tomor row" at the city haT" In the morning he wit speak on "Seven Marks of a Model Church." A mass meeting is ar ranged for the afternoon at 3. when the evangelist will speak on VFpre tokens of Coming Glory," being an in terpretation o fthe limes In which we are living. Evening subject. "Our Heavenly Home, and - How to Get There." The evangelist will also sing special appropriate selections at the afternoon and evening services. The public generally is cordially invited. Bin In Street Methodist, South J Corner Main and Oakdale. J. B. " Coan, Pastor. . ...". ' ..- , -- Bible school at 9:45. Dr. Frank Roberts, superintendent. ' Morning worship nt-11. Sacrament of the Lord's Supper. Brief message by the pastor. Subject, "A place of ReftjgeV' IVolIn- offertory by Miss Ueaton, - The Epworth league meets at 7 o clock. Evening service at 8. Theme, "Seek ing the Lost." Two violin number. A hnppyervice. Tuesday afternoon the Missionary Society meets with Mrs. Tilley, 111 W. 9th. Midweek fellowship service Wed m nesday evening at 7:30. Tou will find a welcome at all these services. , . ARMY OFFICERS : HERE 10 SELECT A RIFLE RANGE Major A. C. Baker uiul Lieutenants H. V. Smilhiund K. D. Dufur of Port land arrived In Medford Friday even ing and will spend two or three days selecting an artillery range to be used for practice during the encamp ment June 12 to It will require a four mile range as the artillery will use guns-from the smallest up to 75 mlllumeter, und the range will be in tho Roxy Anne dis trict or on the Rogue HIver Canal Co.. desert property. Major Baker will also install the nronosed new company at Grants Pass that wijl atiend the Medford encampment. - The visiting army officers met with the new Chamber of Commerce direc tors last night and diHCUHHcd the coin ing oncampmcnt. The Screen IS. CARTER HOI FROM MEETING OF for the I nlamr-' Empire Educational association mooting. While this vfts the 27th annual session it whs 1ii first attendance and this gathering of 2100 educators from Idaho, ton- ,h the .utHt anting ;0i-aker. Dr. Lermun of Stanford r Diversity, m- eseritntives of th Boy .Seoul, Camp Fire Girls, Parent 'Warner associa tion, and the national thrift move ment, were all. on the general pro- tana, t Washington and Oregon proved ! gram. v of great interest. "And how we nil did sing, tho "J. J. Ligart, L". S. Commissioner of two thousand o ts," says Mrs. Car Kilueatlon from Washington. 1). C, Iter, "wIipiiovwv the leader und the pipe organ at Lewis and Clark guvo. the signal." Mrs. Carter gave Bpecial attention to the Camp Fire Girls' movement, and studied Its organization, with a view to encouraging this work equally with the Hoy Scout work in tho county. Spokane has 65 .ramps, while Jackson county, at I present, linn two. Mrs, CniHer, county superintendent of schools, has returned from a meeting of tho executive committee of the State Teachers' association nt Portland, where plans were formed for tho year's work of the sasocia tion and for the December state meeting. Mrs. Carter also went to Spokane Mix hi Masterpiece. 'The Dead wood Coach" closes at Rinlto theater tonight. Most of tho scenes were taken in Zion Canyan, Utah, one of tho most picturesque spots in America. Tho customary Rialto short films comedy, Pathe Review and Peggy Rid ley at the organ, are other features on the bill. OregoiUnn Sei'con, Ciiilerian George . F. Babbitt "Good old Georgle." "just leave it to little George," "George will show 'em n trick or two. He is the hero of Sinclair Lewis' novel, "Babbitt." Lewis meant for him to typify the American busi ness man. A big scoop of local Interest Is the Oregon Ian Screen Review showing the first pictures ever filmed of Crater lake during hte winter season. It took the camera man and party 19 hours on skiis to obtain these pictures, which were photographed on Thurs day. April flth. NXPVCOLDS WITH T BOKT-TABw Established 1875 REFUSE SUBSTITUTES CASH PAID For Second-Hand Furniture and Stoves W. A. KINNEY Furniture House 315 E. Main Phone 505 Invest With the Assurance of Abso lute Safety Your money invested here draws the highest possible (Y.vidends because our Mutual Plan divides the profits among all the share holders. Operating expenses are kept at a minimum. , Shares are $100.00 each, par value. 7 guaranteed dividend on "A" class stock. 8 has been paid on "B" class and installment stock for the past four years. t ? t T T f t t T t t y v f t t t t f t The increase in the volume of business during the past two .yean has placed this association in a posilion to be of greater servici to the home-building and home-buying public. Jackson County Building & Loan Ass'n C. M. KIDD, Pres. O. C. BOGGS, Sec, Atty. 30 North Central Avenue Medford, Oregon Presbyterian Church E. Percy Lawrence, Minister. Res- 'idence 613 S. Newtown. Study 41 S. Holly. ; 8:46 a. rn. Bible school. There were 302 present last Sunday. Faithful at tendance and missionary work to bring others will keep up the growth. Child ren and adults - who do not 'attend elsewhere are invited to join some of our well organized clasess. - Carl Brommor, superintendent. 11 a. m. Sermon, "The Triumph of Faith." The sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be observed at 'this ser vice. , The new members as well as all former members are urged to be pres ent. Tho special music will be a ban torte solo, by Dr. "W. w. Howard. 7:30 p. m. The message of tho evening will be in the form of a mis sionary presentation -through stereop- ttcflh slides, and their descriptions, telling of the large migration of Mexi cans from Mexico .Into, southwestern tlhlted Strttes and the. problems which they, present and what the Presbyte rian bhurch is ; doing--to meet that pressing need. B$. an informed Pres byterian by learning want your church Is flolhg among one "Of the large im migrant forces pressing into our coun tryv(;The special music will be fur ni rifted by the girls' chorus, led by Mrs. Geneviev McCorkle. :30. Christian Endeavor. Topic, "Oiir De'nomlnatlori-Its History and Prlnclnles." Acts 1:1-8. 7:30 p. m. Wednesday. Bible study aha ' preayer. Read and study 1 St rlbr, chapter three. .. The new treasurer of the church Is Mr. K. W. Spllver at 620 S. Hamll tbi. Phone ljlm at 861-Y. First Methodlrft Kirfrtcopal Church West Main and Laurel. The cominir Sabbath' is a dnv of grat spiritual opportunity - for you. Wo would be glad to have you spend thtt day with us and enjoy Its supreme blessings. The Sunday school at 9:45, W.' W. Walker, superintendent The morning hour of worshio at 10:50. This will be a sacramental Service In which we will celebrate the Sacrament of the Lord's Supper. The pastor will speak on "As Oft as Ye Do This:" The special music will be an anthem by the chorus, "We Stand in Deep Repent ance," Mendelssohn-Shelley. , Soloists, KUnico Parrett, Mr, MacDonough. Offertory, "Jesus, the Very Thought of Thee."- Brewer. Mrs. Nichols. Mr. MacDonough. ..... The evening services will bo held at 6:00 and 7:30. Miss Elizabeth Thomas will lead the Epworth League devo tional meeting. They are planning for a fine meeting and Invite all the young folks in the church, with their friends, to attend.. The evening hour will be one of special Interest. Mrs. C. C. Mc Curdy will preside at the organ and the Epworth League chorus Iwll sing. Rev. and Mrs. De To ewill sing the offertory, "Eden Land," written by their personal friend, Mr. J. S. Fearls, of Chicago. The pastorwlll deliver the second "Nature Address," "Rain bow." Bring your friends with Jou, and come everybody! Tou will ifnd a welcome. The mid week service Is being held at 7:45 Wednesday even ing. The. attendance Is large and growing larger. The subject next Wednesday evening will be "The Prayer of Jesus," John 37th chapter. Note the change In time 7:45 instead of 7ii(0. J Wllliard De Toe, Pastor. First Chnrrh of ftirUt. SHratIf. O Authorized branch of The Mother Church. The First hurch of Christ, (scientist, in itosion. Aiass. 8ervlc are held every Sunday, at 11 o'clock, chupb edifice, 212 Jfbrtb ' Ki -f rown Prince Vlnlt Al BERLIN, April 18. The Deutsche Tasres Zeitung says former Crown Prince Frederick William haa arrived in Madrid, where he is the guent of the Hnanluh royal family. The paper adds that he will accompany King Alfonso gn Sgtrlp to Seville. GAS HEAT GAS HEAT GAS HEAT 5 5 w M I Another Hot Water Geyser Discovered In the Windows of the Southern Oregon Gas Company Four glass dishes full of water, boil' ing all at once on One Gas Burner No other range on the mnrhet can accomplish this i'eat. Be mire to see this range before placing your spring order. ( - ' Tho new SMOOTIITOP is the fastest and the cheapest domestic range. Place your.. order early. ""The demand is heavy all over the northwest. " Terms easy to meet. West Main Phone 526 -a Ul w GAS- , HEAT GAS HEAT GAS HEAT Mil mil RESISTING T ' s vlt F COMMUNITY HOSPITAL 843 E. Main Street Medford, Oregorl Combining full aurglcal facilities with quiet homelike environments. Open to All Reputable Physicians. WE ARE MANUFACTURERS OF , Doors, Windows and Sash, Screens, Window and Door Frames, Mouldings, Cabinets of AlHCinds Our Constant Aim Is to Keep Our Quality and Price Absolutely Right. ' .. Do Not Order From Out-of-Town Concerns Before Letting Us Figure on Tour Bill. 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