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MEPForcn matl tribune, MEDFORt), onEfioy. Saturday, march 24, ires.
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HAVE A CHANCE
AT $30 PRIZES
, The. highway education board)
of Washington. IO --. haK broad-1
cast it printed matter fur the!
seventh natiunal safety campaign.!
The National Automobile C'haniher
t Commerce Hiipplies the awards
In the campaign to a total of
JGuOO in cash prizes and medals. 1
The essay contest on the siiu- students of the Kve Benson Oanc
ject, "Why We Have and I'rae- ing academy, was greatly -njuyi-,1
the Traffic Rules." is open to by tho lai-te undieuce. Variety and
all pupils of grades fivo to eisht. j finish distinguislieil the?, program,
who are 14 years obi and under, i which opetg d w 1 1 h a Spanish
Kach oHsay niusf bo illirti rated : dance in -hieh six dark-hnlred
by an oriKinal drawing, appro-' senoritas 'with full skirts. ehawU
jn-Iate photf?raph, or clipping 'and fans took part,
from magazine or newspaper, and; This was followed by n panlo
nn essay sliall exceed iuil words. ! mimic numbei eutitb'd "A 1'eas-
. . iripa iiif inriit-Miii n.ia .imiijai
ide of the paper only, and must , which aetinK and technique wci-e j,,,,,, a ,jt wi,j iJ0 dauccrs.
bear the name and tho school cleverly balanced. Tho snap and ,ie pr,d,aliy tci llic ' zip" and the
and home nddress of tho pupil in rhythm of the Itussian polka wer.- "pep" tl at such a college urani
upper left-hand corner of first , inctrporated In a dance in which xatjnn ofiers. The e'.-thl pieces in-:
pane. Kssays shoulil he handed a colorfully dressed t'ossack ad cude three .saxouhones. trumpet,!
to the school principal or desiuihis pretty partner took part. ! trombone, druu-.s. bass and piano.!
nated toacber ion or before .May
7. 19SS8.
1 no tirm state pr.zr is i . :
and a medal, second J10 and
third $5. I
The essay - contest open to nil!
elementary teachers, grade eiht :
nnd below, has as subject "(Hi-,
jectives and Methods of teduea-1
tion in Street and Highwav
lie from moo to rtuOit . u-mds.
Awards are cash staid prizes of
:.. :ioo and $-.io tor first.
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Monday, March 26, 8 O'clock
The most popular show of all I Fashion
takes the center of the stage with her com
pany of smart models for every Spring and
Summer need.
jfccniul nnd ihli.l p.,. en. Oilier
runs uf t'niitsi are us fur trade
pupils, except that teachers m.ft
present tin- 1vm.uh through 1."
lure, recitation, (same, drama or
any suittiMe form.
I Optional aw ardu offered In
pupil nnt! teachers. uIo. i-itn-
fin of a trill to Wu.-diintrtoii. fash, Q
or a j:old watch, according to
ranking.
The exhibition of rlasslual and
baractt r dances presented at
Hunt's I'raicrlun last night by th
Prion Spanish and Russian the. :
'dances went into Kcyptian and
t ri ecian interpretations, then into
the universally appealing poetry ;
of springtime, with Its .Maypoles'
and garlands of flower. The
proKram ended with a -snappv .
number by the Tap Team, four!
dancers who catered lo the vamle-,
ville instincts of the audience byjare jdaying practically the satiiej
rlivihm. f.dlowe.i be the st ill
iazzier southern strut ' number, thq
I Kinltajo,, done by the chorus.
A NATION-WIDE-INSTITUTION-
"where savings
Penney Company Will
krnr . Ilir
'LOT 1 AMI
if K Hit
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DANCE TONIGHT
BYfl. S. G. BAND"
The Oregon Stafli t'oUoo mill-
tarv cadet band, which Is making
its twenty third an11u.1l oiuertur
thrri:.:h l lie towns of southern Or
gou and nnithern t'aliloi nia. will
apiiear here in Hi
ai mory for
under the ili-
r.'ctitm of (a:a;n 11. L. Beard, vet-1
eran land b-ader. Two n'tnihers!
on the nr'vuram will be played 1
jointly with the local band. This1
cnocert will Ik- fallowed b a danco !
by the eii;ht-piece band orchestra (
at 9 o'flork, aUn in tin annoiy. j
. lhe orchestra is a groat linan-
cial help In making iao trip a huc- !
cess as the orchestra men ure also 1
nieiuuers ui ine oaiMi. vn prenma
gfx ,,f the mcmlicrs made the trip ,
wj,h the band last year when they ,
played for dam cs in the eastern
part of the st-ite.
"The program I havj Kelected
(,. tb.is tour inclllfloa many of lhe
heavier clasi. al .nirnbers, and
some of the lighter popular selec-
lions." says Captain Heard.
, best concert bands in America, and
4s welt a'iapied to a mixed audieucl
pf music lovers." V
I
are greatest
' iF
We invite you to review the allurif3g modes
for miss and matron with us. The pageant
will be colorful, fascinaClng and distinctly
new.
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Catholic Clmn-li
mmiiii i'.iKtinu-
Kleventii si reel. itev. r .
;la-k. pastor.
Masses at S and
10.30 u. 111.
! St. Mark's rplsro'ml
CuiniT iiukilnl e and Fifth
'streets. AVm. lb Hamilton, rector.
Itolv communion. S a. m
Sunday school, lu a. m.
Holy communion. 11:13
wairncr OiHk llaptit i liuifh nt'
la lent.
i:bb- J. F. Simmons, pastor.
Sunday school at 10 a. m.
lYt aching at 1 1 a. m.
Fveryone will be welcome
( tmnh of (;o!
Corner North Orapo and llavon.
ChtiJi, A. Cooper, pastor.
sundav school. f:4
Morning service. 11.
Wednesday 0 v c n I 11 g
prayer
Kerytody welcome.
F,jrst M. E. Church
.March 2a. lt'-S
MDRNMXO
Anthem. "Cod So Loved the
World" Stalner
Offertory
Thee' '
My Faith Looks I'p to
Lorena
Mrs. llouan, Mrs. Temple, Mr
emiile. Mr.
,Vrom
McDoimuiih, Mr
KVKNIXC
Missionary pn-;eant.
Mrs. Mattie Vronian Huenergaidt
tirnnist.
"Wn'i lv.,, l,...i,... ftin,.niwiil. it I.
rector.
: Full itisMl fhiirch
t'orncr Newtown and Main.
Sunday sehool. Classes
Present
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everyone. uverynony ina.(ioro me meetings cuiko. i
nt 4n--' mhool, cordially invited to i.Uend
will he cordially! services. .
welcomed here. J"". K. McDonald, p;
rear in 11 k sei ice. i i u ,
sermon by the pastor. Silvia Kn-1
hatir. ' 1
Children's church ut the same
";-h..ur in basement
Kindergarten
for little ones.
A his evangelistic service at
' , 'V I , ' , i..,iif 1
Viola i.ind of l.os Angeles, I am. I
Kvci body welcome.
1 KjI.:. 5t KM C iUn-.U Qnilth
i W. K. Ray. pastor. Itt'sldpmo 2S
k- ,..i . umwIv ,.1 rliinrh .
I 111. : 1
J ' , " . . ,lk .
N ' llTll ' vrirti!.n Mnn
. h ,ri,. .rvi e Rev. El- "
1 dcr X. I'onser, veteran preacner. ,
(overdo years old. will say a few
' farewell words to old friends ue-:
l fore leaviliK Medloril.
; Kpworth l,ea-;ue. t,:30 p m.
Sermon. 7:30 l. m.. Wanes or j
Ciift. lllch . ,
Pinvn,. meotiokr Woihipsdav oven-I
Iiik nt 7 o'clock, followed by choir
practice at s.
The Htranuer nnd the poor, as i
well us others, are always welcome
in the church of tho open door.
I're-Easter services first week In
April. !
ion Lutheran (iiiuvli
Zlon Knglish Lutheran church.
West Kou it h st reet n t (a kla le ;
W. Itussard. pastor. Hesl-
ileme.
Hose avenue, phone
,
Sunday c
hool at 10 a. m.
Church services, morning at U
o'clock, subject. "Itlldn I'reju-1
dices tiarueneii neons. ' ,
gumniK riuiioay me nmih
Ice will start at 'o'clock Instend
of 7:30 as heretofore. Kvening
.subject, "rnpardomible Hlns.
j Luther league meets at i 1'. m
; 1 oplc will le, Wlmi Ih M Share,
tin uie .iiiio.m.. r-ut.- .
in ine ..iissionar.v r.iuei jji i. .
Miss Louise Hussard, leader
Church council meeting.
: H0
p. m. ednesuay.
Choir practice. 7:30 p. m.j
Thursday. i
You 'ire cordially welcome to
the services.
F1i-T MeilMMlltH FpWfopnl hiiiTh
T. H. Temple. I. I).. minister.
Kesidence. 27 Sort h Orange.
Phone 33-'.
Morning worship at 11; subject
"Sincertiy."
At the evening worship there
will be n pageant, "ftuildlng on
tho King's Highway." celebrating
Founders' diiy In the Woman's
Foreign Missionary society. You
are asked to bring an incense
gift to celebrate the fifty-ninth
birthday.
Kpwortii League at 0:30. Sun
day, sehoid at P:4&.
- Mid-week service Wednesday
night nt 7:30. All are welcome.
The Willamette Cilrls' (llee club
will give a concert In the church
auditorium Monday night at 8
o'clock.
Monday night, before tho con
cert by tho glee club, there will
, be a meeting of tho official
board. All members are urged to
bo present. Thne of meeting. 7:30.
r rir-t lUipHsi Church
W. H. Katon. I'h. I)., pastor.
Our fine Sunday school, meet
ing at !:-ir. with classes fro
everybody. Invites you. If you nro
I not a. member of rtomu other
school.
Our B. Y. P. r. meetings at
0:30 p. in. nro a source of jny
and inspiration to everybody who
comes. Meeting in throe groups,
with live leaders, nnd discussing
llvo topics, all young people up
to !MI years or so. find Insplra
Hon and plensure there.
The worship services at II
n. ni. nnd 7:30 p. m,. will b'1
broadcasted on Sunday. pastor
Katon will he the speaker nt both
vcrvices. nslng In the morning
the t.ipie. "Adventures In Living,"
and In the evening "Tho Homing
Instinct." The choir and young
, people'H glee club will co-operate
with the church orchestra in
mnklng the evening porgram ono
of special Interest, in addition to
the big congregational singing
characteristic of this ohureh.
Try our welcome.
The. I-'ertcntietl Churches of Cen
tral Point, On.
J. M. Johnson, pustur.
In the Hlble school tomorrow
we study tho subject "Jesus Pro-
claims the Kingdom Itevlew for i S
tho Quarter." The lessons on thejzjz:
kingdom have been so Interesting ;
that we look forwnrd to a good j zz,
time. Vou are missing much if!s:
you are not studying the Hible. I Z
Our verse for tho memory verse I rs
rc' ltal is "Keep." (let a vrso
that has the keep In It and take j
part In the opening service. !
Our young peoplo are going
forward with their work In good !
spirit, and we hope to see you ,
there at U::tO for the song erv- j zzz
ice. The class for reception into
church membership on Kaster
will meet ut 2::m In the nfter- '
noon.
In the morning service the pas- U;
tor will preach yi the subject,,
"The Choked Word." and in the
evening ervlce will give nn ex - 'z
position of a part of the firHt!-;
chapter of James. You will en-i
Joy the music, and wo have a
good treat for you In the evening. "
when .lames Harrlfi will tell uh ss
about his trip to IxmOngele.
I'hm MeilKHllst f'hiirrli
Corner ivy and W. Tenth Kts.
Siuiday Hehool at 10 a. in. Inter
est and attendance In the school
Increasing. Hrlng your children
nd friends for a splendid study of
Toe Bible.
Morning worship ut 11, nt which
time our evangelist , He v. Clarence
II. Archer, of Topeka, Kansas, will
tiring message on "The Soul's
Hunger." Itev. Archer, who has
been so ably conducting revival
services for some time Is it cb-ar,
forceful speaker. No ono who
listened to the sermon last Monday
morning will ever forget It. We
are expecting a great day all day
Sunday.
In the evening, Hv. Archer will
unu preach, his subject being.
"I'llute's Choice." The results of
the meetings this week have been
very satisfactory, nnd we hop to
ce niany moro accept Christ, be-
ou nro
all the
istor.
HiM church of rhrbd. S4h-niM
Authorised 11 r a n c h or me
Mother church. The Kimt Church
of Christ, Scientist, in Bos-on.
Mass.
.services are hem every hunuitv
at 1 1 o clock, cnnrcn euim
North Oukdale. subject for
ti ......,.
Suu-
Sunday school at 11:4.". AppU- :
cants under the ago of 'JO may be
.",,'"",1''l- . .
! Wodm-sday
evening meetings
.whii h I n I ll d 11 tosl limitiia
a Is of
Christian Selenee healings,
o'clock. ;
rending room, wnici is in
. " ; . ...
""y ... " I
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" ' - base
- r " m -
to attend lhe
,'l vices alio iin I
the ieadlnK room.
Ilcllicl Mlssloiuuy Hapllst t'huivli 1 Mornlim worship nnd cummun
C. II. Kredcnl.ui K. pastor. ion at t(i:f..r.. SiTmon subject.
Sunday school lo a. in. "Wenrlnn thu MarkH of the .Mas-
I'rcachlnK 11 a. m. ter."
KveninK services 7:30. I'opular evenhiR w-rvlce of
'iexi: A.alt. IS.SH. For what Is worship H t?:30. There will be
man profited, if he sliall Kaln the a "soiiKfest," special music, 'l
whole world, and lose Ills ownlhappv fellowship, and the sermon
jsoul? lr what shall a man s've in
I exchange for his houI?
I Subject, value of the soul, Ps.
4H:7-S, lti-17. none of them can by
any means redeem his brother, nor
nor give tied a ransom for him.
il'or the red, minion of their soul
is precious, and It eeaseth forever).
IHe thou not afraid when one Is I
i nniile r eli. where the irlorv of his
, house Ih increased: for when he
; (l u,lh he slmn Carry nothiiiK away;
1 his glory
shall not descend after !
him.
Twenty-seven In Sunday school
, i wemy-seven in pununy scuooi
iasi Mimiay. very one weiconu1
ias umiaj. i.veijone
to alt services,
v oine unu near tne
utl time gospel,
at
710 Welch '
street.
l-ruyor
evening.
meeting
Wednesdn y
probvterlan Chmcli announcement ami pun.icuy w...
Hlble school. 9:13 a. ni. Vert I appear later. A leadership train
O. Walker, superintendent. Kvorvl-"K chool will also bo conducted
department of the school wan weil I J-nily tho -Jhurohea. buBlnning
filled last S u n d a y. The new i April 18-
young people's class had a fine , .
start. AVe have n place for you
If you attend nowhere, else.
Sermon. .11 n. m.. "The Suffer
ing Savior," minister.
Children's sermon, "A Clock."
Musclat program:
Organ voluntary. "Cavntcnn" Uaff
Contralto solo, "A Voice In the
Wilderness" Scott
Kdna Klfert Isaacs.
Offertory. "To a Wild Hose'....
MclJowell
Anthem, "Thine Is the Oreat-
ness" Ualhruith
Mixed quartette.
Postlude , Ash ford
Sermon, ,7:3(1 p. in.. "The
Crowds Around the Cross."
Organ ' voluntary, "Melody"
!.(ien. Charles (L Uawfis
Offertory, "Shepherd's Iieposo"
Schmoll
Soprano solo, selected.
Jlulh Inwrence.'
Postlude in V Ashford
"The Attractiveness of Jesus"
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ASSOCIATION
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will he the topic for discussion '
1 at th Christian Endeavor society:
jat ti:;to p. in. Miss deorglu (Mir-,
rler will he the leader. Tho
vitunir tHMtiile of the church ure
invUea lo t.omw umi eMjoy thiH
. limi devotional hour.
OR Wednesday night at 7:30
; 0-ciock the subject of tho study
'and discussion will he "(Jod us
Uev01lie, m tno jew Testament.
llring your Bibles and any verses
descriptive of this theme.
O Mi hi t hrfMii Churcli
Ninth and Oakdalu streets.
t'armnn K. Mell, minister. Office
nn,l P"""H' rvuoy 111 uiw ."
J'hone 1UM7. itesiaence pnoiiu
iJtf . , , t.n .
I.'IM rmniuiy mere wen
Sunday sctuxd, largo crowds fo.
,ir1..i1in-. services and four
more adtled to the church mem-
bershlp. We want 500 In Hible ,
school next Sunday and 000 on
master. The Christian KndenA'nr ,
.-roups are also very much alive;
..lid manv vounir people nro in!
. .
tbese services, cfioers inu
"Test our welcome."
subject is "The Walk With v.oa."
At the close of tho sermon an
other baptismal service will be
conducted.
Mid-week service on Wednesday
night nt 7:110. The meetings nro
,-onducted in an unusual manner
nna are very Interesting and help
ful. Come and see.
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(city will be held in this church
.April The Sunday services
if thlU W0(,k win bp heta Uy the.
. , thoJr OWl ,.iiui.c1(.a,
i h- ...u ..i-uta ..n,.n moM-
...in i... Vialil 'IMiIm will ho
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The Voioe of a Great Country
Program Sunday, March 25
11 A. M. Mnrninn Sorvicos -r
from Klrnt llaptlHl Church.
7:30 I'. M. KveninK aervlccs
from r'irat Baptliit Church.
A A
Sllcp Owncrn.
At tnni Inn I
Wo nro In ponitlon to pay yen
moro than anyhody for wool-mo-
hair. See ua heforo you soil.
MKIr OK1J BAHCiAI.N liOUMi;, ill 111
Phone 1002. 27 N. Urapo Kt.IL? mm mm n PI n PS9
SB!llf
This association has all these requisites. It is lo
cul, mutual, safe, and a community builder. Ap
plication for loans ure given immediate, attention,
promptly closed, and tho money is available ut
once.
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Starring I
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The Boy Wonder on tho
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A Sidn-splitting comedy
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, ROTH ERMEL'S MUSIC
Admission
Mats. (, , Eves.
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Bryant Washburn
In His New Comedy
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