Medford mail tribune., April 13, 1928, Page 4, Image 4

PSOE FOUR
HrEDFORD MAIL TRTBUyE, arSDFORD,
PLANS COMPLETED ! PROF. HIGM TO"
OI?EOONT, FRIDAY, APRIL 13, 192S.
SHUTIN
REPORT!-
OF
Remarkable growth was In evi
dence a, the year's reports wer
thrown on the screen in figures
and graphs at the Presbytorlun
church hurt night. A large num
ber of the congregation gathered
around the supper table first,
after which the yeur's reports
were read by those jiresent, us
they were thrown on the screen,
until the work of each organiza
tion was passed rapidly and
clearly before the eyes of those
Interested in the church and its
growth.
, Uuring the past year 91 new
members have been received into
the church by letter from other
(hutches and on confession of
their faith. During the past 7
years, the time that the present
pastor. ISpv. E. V. Lawrence, has
been In the field. f07 new mem
bers have been received Into the
church. There wero 222 at the
beginning of the present pastorate,
taking out the 1o-ch from, death,
removal and being lost track of
amounting to 251, leaves tho
present membership of the church
;tk 47H.
Over 121.000 has been paid In
through the various church chan
nels toward tho building fund,
the orpnn fund and running ex
pense of the church and Sunday1
school. This has been the best
year In the history of the church,
financially, as well as spiritually.'
The Sunday school reached Its
lnhot mark last Babbath with
present in every department.
The beautiful new church and
pipe organ uru greatly appre
ciated and having a marked ef
fect on the growth of tho church.;
The officials of the church
were extended a hearty vote of)
thanks and appreciation by the 1
congregation for the faithful and ;
! efficient service, which they have
j rendered during the stress of the
j building movement the past two
j year j.
Among the outwtar.ding organl
' anions of '.'ue church are the
; Woman's bw Jut ion, which has
j raised a la.rfe sum of money to
1 apply on the building fund and
! the Wr. man's JilMe clas with
j Its membership of 80 and Its
hirg? Sabbath attendance with
Mrs. K. N. Warner, teacher.
The young people's work is well
establlHhed and growing through
j the Hcouts, tho Christian Kn
ideavor and young people's classes
i In the Sunday school. The Men's
;club nnd liible class are well at
tended by the men of tho church
i and are n strong- force in its
moral and spiritual activities.
I Ir. W. M. I. Unit. I A. Crane
and 11. K. W, KpHver wero re
; elected to the eldership for tho
next three years. Messrs. Hamil
ton Palton. 'm. Watt. 1). It. Ter-
r'tt and Ilalph Sweeney were
' ( boson to the hoard of trustees
for the ensuing three years. Vrl
! fi. Walker was unanimously
chosen to act ns superintendent
of the Sunday school nnd Mrs.
W. W. Hoard. Mrs. Vera Carpen
ter nnd Mrs. Edna Isuacs as mu
sic committee.
FOR RELIGIOUS
WEAR SELZ SHOES
more style
better workmanship , ,
for less money
111 :
Campbell Clothing Co.
On Main Street
Near Front
The plans are complete for the
openliiK of Hie religious - workers'
training ischooi next week In I lie
Presbyterian church. This Bchool
will bo under the direction of the
local ministerial association and is
pluumd In connecton with a simi
lar one to be held at Ashland al
ternating the days with Medford.
The school will convene Wed
nesday night at 7:30 o'clock each
nlKht and will continue Thursday
and Friday nights of this week and
the same nights next week, with
two sessions of 45 minutes each
night and an assembly period. This
will make twelve study periods, re
quired for a standard training
school.
Hev. Walter I.. Van Nuys of Port,
land, religious educational director
for the PreHbyterlan church in Ore
gon, has been chosen to act as
dean of the school, with MrB Kssen
of Kugene, religious director for
Oregon for the Christian church, as
teacher of primary methods.
The courses offered are as fol
lows: Principles of Teaching: Teacher,
Walter L. Van Nuys.
Primary Methods: Teacher, Mrs.
Clara (I. Kssen.
New Testnment Outline Study:
Teacher, Hev. W. H. Eaton.
Child Psychology: Teacher, Rev.
E. P. Ijawronce.
Ench pupil can take only one
course, as there will be two ses
sions of each class each evening.
Please choose your course and
report immediately to your pastor
or Sunday school spertntendent bo
that the leaders may know how to
plan for and how many books to
secure There will be no" Individual
leo but pupils will buny their own
books, which will not be very ex
pensive, probnbly from 60 cents to
f 1.25, according to the course.
f
PLAN OF
GIRLSJN TRIP EAGLE PI
APPEAR ON BILL
AT HILARITY HALL
Medford wrest line fans who so
heartily en Joyed h is last a p pea r
ance here, will be given another
opportunity to Prof. T. Hi-
Kami, J .i a rnj jiu pHsu artist,
ir tttViv at the Hilarity hall
wstiJn5 pavilion next Friday
wh, hfc nu Ms Fnk P ins c
I'ortlant! on a dounle malr. event
card, which Includes a match be
tween Stanley Kodgers of this
city and Sam Clapham of Port- j
land, who this week defeated
Clete Kaufmann, middle-western
aspirant for world IlKhtheavy-j
wet eh t championship honors. j
The wrestling card Is to be the!
most elaborate ever staged In
Medford and will Include Al
Karask-k, who defeated Hull
Montana here last week, as the
referee.
Clapham Is known as the Brit- j
lsh Uon and Is. recognized as the:
Kuropcan champion In his class,
but will find a hard man to han
dle In Stanley Rodgers, who yes-1
terday afternoon made short work
of William sandahl, a local
wrestler, who claimed that he
could throw Karaslck, or any one,
in 30 minutes. Rodgers, In a
workout at the Hilarity pavilion,
so outclassed Sandahl, who Is a
large man, that the latter ad
mitted defeat before the end of
15 minutes.
Rodgers works out every after
noon at the wrestling pavilion
and Invites tho public to watch
his work.
Higami will wrestle Burns to
a finish match' and real action
is expected in this bout, inas
much as both men are speedy,
with the Japanese a very hard
man to handle, being quick and
aeile at times beyond descrip
tion. Burns wrestles Bailor Jack
Wood at Butte Falls tonight In a
benefit smoker.
V. VAWTER PLAN
CANNERY
Tho Medford Yeomen Bloomer
flirts left this morning at 4:30 a.
m., for the city of Kalem. where
they will put on ritualistic and
fancy drilling, for the special
benefit of the supreme president.
V. U. Shirley and supreme secre-
riecause this meeting Is to ho
an all-stale Yeomen gathering. It
will bo very well attended.
There are to be ;lve other teams
at Sale in this evening, but the
Med find team has been selected
from the entire state for the drill
ing on tills occasion. Saturday
morning tho girls will motor to
t'ortlnnd where they will attend a
bii no net, at the Multnomah hotel
at 7 p. m. (iovernor I. I. Patter
son will be among the gucHts at
this meeting. The program from
tho .Multnomah hotel will be
broadcast over radio station KMX
from 8 to 8:30 p. m. and from 9 to
10 f
i
The Eagle point Irrigation dis
trict board held a meeting Thurs
day with Engineer Rhea L.uper,
nnd after a general discussion of
the district's affairs, a resolution
was passed, asking the Stat
Reclamation commission to en
deavor to bring together the
bondholder on a refinancing prop
osition, under the 1927 law, which
provides a fixed liability for each
land owner for his portion of
tho debt and extends the date of
the maturity of tho bonds.
This action was taken, owing
to default in payment of bonds,
which became due January l,
1928.
If this arrangement can bo
brought about and Mr. Luper
thinks It can. which Is along tlW
same plan as tho Orants Pas)
district, the land owners! will be
uble to take care of the Interest,
and prinlclpal ns it becomes due
and at the samo time develop
their properties.
Mr. l.uper will take the ques
tion up with the State Reclama
tion commission at once.
Conrad Veldt
at Rialto Today
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"A Man's Past" Is playing at
tho Rialto theatre, with Conrad
Vcidt as the star.
As a hoy he was always filled
with nn ambition to act. He de
livered meat for a butcher. To
some customers, ho would pre
tend (o be starving; to others he
would appear In terrible anguish.
Home people thought ho was
craxy, and others thought he was
clever. He showed them which
by getting a Job In a stock com
pany and afterwards went on the
screen.
When he left Europe a year
ago to come to the American
screen, he was the most famous
of all European stars.
In "A Man's Past" he proves
himself to bo ono of tho best
actors.
Tho supporting cost of "A
Man's Past" Includes Barbara
Bedford. Ian Keith. Arthur Ed
mund Carew and Charles Puffy.
A constructive plan for secur
ing the much-needed cannery in
.Medford for the disposal of the
fruits and vegetables grown by
local farmers, and ttie further
encouraging the development of
small acreage into productive gar
dens throughout the valley, was
outlined by Vtrnon Vawter before
ihe Realty Board this noon at
Hotel Holland.
The local banker suggested the
preparation of a complete and
detailed prospectus of Buch pro
duction In southern Oregon, to
gether with a description of other
conditions and possibilities of the
valley, by a committee 'composed
of members of the realty board,
the chamber of commerce and
other service groups. Supple
menting this, he suggested a com-1
plete survey of the largest can
nery concerns In the United
States, and finally a letter cam
paign to the large concerns, call
ing their attention to the possi-,
hi lit It's of the valley.
Each cannery, according to this!
scheme, would be mailed a copy 1
of the prospectus for their con-1
slderation. Mr, Vawter stressed 1
the value of the cultivation of the 1
productive acreage now going to
waste throughout the valley and
showed the possibility of a de-
velopment that would bring un
told wealth and prosperity Into
this section oi the country.
Immediate action was taken on
the suggestion, by a unanimous I
expression of approval on the j
part of the realty board mem
bers, president Leverette appoint- j
ru uii iiiuunuiai jviiiiiiiivc iv
meet with -the chamber of com
merce and local service groups
and present the idea to them.
The hour scenic, developed by
the local realty board for the
benefit of transient tourists pass
ing through Medford during the
summer, will be opened next Fri
day, according to E. C. Corn,
chairman of that committee. The
signs pointing out the drivo will
be up the first of the week, and j
a special radio concert announc
ing the opening will be broad
cast over K.MED, the Mail Tribune-Virgin
station next Friday
night.
Local real estate dealers from
now on must have maintained an
office In the city six months be
fore they are eligible to become
a member of the board, according
to an amendment added today to
the bylaws of tho constitution,
regarding membership. A further
amendment raised the present
membership fee of $ 10 a year
to $25.-'
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BENHAM REVIVAL
GAINSJNTEREST
Rev. Orvilte Ben hum, and party.
musician-evangelists, who this
week opened a revival enmn,"n
, tho Full Gospel Temple, Main
id Newtown streets, ure creutmg
widespread interest thru their
unique style of ministry. K
The visiting revivalist Is a cornet
and banjoy artist as well as an j
Interesting speaker. He Is com- 1
poser of a number of gospel songs.
An Interesting feature of every
service Is the vocal duet rendering
of their own compositions with
banjo accompaniment.
Mr. Renham Is also editor of a
well known religious magazine,
The Overcomer.'
The evangelist will speak to
night at the now tabernacle on the
topic, "Tho Follies of 191'8." On
Sunday they will appear three
times at 11 a. m "doing Up," 3
p. m., "Modern Miracles,' and at
7:30 p. m., "Life and Death."
These services will continued
nightly throughout tho coming
week.
PIGGLY WIGGLY
Shop at your leisure in the . PIGGLY WIGGLY STORE. A large
and complete variety of the best in canned goods featuring such
brands as Del Monte, Tru-Pack and S & W at prices less than you or: .
dinarily pay for inferior" and unknown brands. Take your time, look
the merchandise over and after making , your selections bring them
to the checking counter and your shopping is a real pleasure.
Fresh Packed Prunes' TITey
need no sugar J C U
4 Pounds i--..;.--..'..... J
Tru Pack Whole Kernel Corn
Just like It's n-w.li from ! Qfic
1 Large Cmi, special" '.
Corned Beef
Slice and Servo Cold -
25c
' Onions
1 j , S I'ouikU
25c
KclloKK's
Corn Flakes
2 Pkgs. '
15c
Del Monte Peas'-
sweet . '
Tender and
I'cr Out -
S & W Shrimp It's different1 and
the best on the market 22f
8iccfal, per ciin fcafciV
Beechnut Catsup From riJi
iTectly
25 c
Log Cabin Syrup It's real
maple and cane 97r
1 Can
ripe tomatoes
spiced
Per Bottlo
and con
Whole Clams the size of an
Olympia oyster, 1 can makes a
ha'lf-gallon of good old fash
ioned clam chowder 1 7f
Special, per can f V
Pure Lard Large pail contains
no suet $ 1 ACL
SiKH-inl, per pail V J
Aunt Jemima Pancake Flour
The old reliable for your break
- fast-
I-nrgo packag, each V.
Fresh Cookies I Pure Cocoa
'Per Dozen I 1 -pound Cnu
5c : j 19c
Coffee "A" Blend
Fresh from Uio roaMcr
Per Pound
37c
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INTERNA!!
D3
ONAL
The Weather
Lowest tempera turo this morn
Ing 43.
Precipitation for 24 hours end
ing & n. m trace.
Yesterday's weather here: HlRh
e.st temperature, ?: hlKhest this
month ulnce 19IJ, Low out tr:
perature yesterday. SS; lowest this
month since 22. Mean torn
perature yesterday, 60; departure
for tho day. deficiency. 1 degree.
Average dally deficiency for the
month, I degree.
Precipitation: Total rain fa I 1
since tat of month, , .fit inch; 15
year average for the month, 7.36
Inches. Total rnlnfall since Janu
ary 1st. 6. SI Inches. Total rainfall
xlm-e September I. 14.39 Inchej
Humidity yesterday, t a. m,. 90
per cent: 12 noon, 61 per cent; 6
p. m., 4 2 per cent.
Character of day, partly cloudy
Sun set t today at 6:49 p. m.
risen tomorrow 5:32 a. m., sets to
morrow 6:51 p. m.
(Kles ami sets computed for
level horizon .
I'oreraHt for tonight and tomor
row: fair tonight and Saturday.
Heavy frosts tonight, warmer Sat.
urday. L, WALTKR DICK.
Meteorologist, United States
Weather Huroau.
THE TRAGEDY OF
MANY LIVES
IS CONSTIPATION
Guard against it
in time
Large Caddy Salted or Plain
Crackers Our crackers are
fresh from the factory every
Thursday. That's why our
customers prefer them OQ-
Spctiul per box Jv
Fig Bars A fresh shipment of
fig bars, whole wheat or cake
covering with a filling of deep
Jucious tigs 1 C.
Siiecial for Saturday,
E. Main
lb..
Help Yourself and Save
Choice Beef Pot Roast OA
Pcr pound .VU
Hams Half or Whole OC
Per pound
Bacon Squares
Per pound
WE DELIVER (Market Only)
Beef Short Ribs
Per pound
Picnic Hams
Per pound
20c
Blue Ribbon Bread ?flr
3 Loaves dJ V
Fresh Vegetables "We have a
nice selection of fresh vege
tables for your Sunday dinner
and our prices are right.
Peaches In heavy Syrup 1Q
lArgu can, each A v w
Pure Shortening t1 OQ
Ijiiw pall P 1 oUV
Snow Drift
1 pound Call, each
25c
E. Main
PIGGLY WIGGLY MEAT MARKET
SATURDAY SPECIALS
CHOICE CHICKENS AND RABBITS
15c
20c
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