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FLOWER CONTEST USHUND NORMAL
: SPONSORED BY ;MAKES PLANS FOR
GARDEN CLUB COMMENCEMENT
Of tnUrist lo thp fluwer Iuvoih
of Medford, jia the flower gHnienj
contest, which commenrel Friday'
and i-Ionph on .May Kith. Kverj
member of the Burden club, which 'u "r ; n emet activities, Stevenson of Jacksonville,
was recently organized in this! , , ?. ",,'Kn -Nimal- The; Homer W. Terrence and Welt ha
city, is eligible tu enter and the j U ' , . 1 m 1 1 a r lo the May Urown. both of Jacksonville,
cltih extemU an - invitation to N",? . . ,Val W"nt lust spriim ; w,rc married Sunday at the homo
any one interested, to ' join at!'" lM.Mil k' 'hl.-h drew vi-jof Mix Van Winkle. They itelul
once, that they mav also take ! I'"18 fr southern OnR.i. making their home n Mrs. Van
part. .This contest is f'r the nui-f, . fl"'1 11 Iuh,il lrtl k Winkle place on SteilinK creek
Dohii of enouuraisinif mure inter-1 ,'m'H '!sl 'f Wt" to th" Prewma- for the present,
eat in flower Karden planting and!11 " ,of 1 outdoor im-ants,! .lu.ksmivillo IivnI u-rlaii Church
to beautify home . grounds, thai I "rom S,'N to Jl hI t iClitv ' " The church services are being
Medford mav. bo more attractive , "V0"? '-lr popularity. well attended und n large part of
those who will attend the
American legion convention in
August and to tourists and other
visilorrt. '
A lanro muulier of attractive
prisea will he awarded, which will
he worth trylni? for. . Mrs. l A.
Swijrnrt is chairman, und those
wishing to enter the contest
phone .Mrs. Ethel Wlillls. 392- j
Mrs. C. A. Swieart, 1050
lilunks will be mailed next week
lo all members of the club.
The following groups are said
to cover most kinds of flower
planting and awards will be Riven
in each :
1 Greatest improvement in
home grounds, covering one nea-
Kon. liefore and after photos re
quired.
2 JJest general arrangement of
home grounds. 1st covering one
city lot or its equivalent; 2nd,
covering two or more city lots.
Points to be judged: Jleauty,
originality, neatness.
II liesL bed or border peren
nials predominating.
4 Hest bed or border, mixed
annuals.
5 Rest rose garden. Points to
' be judged: ' Perfection of bloom
and Keneral arrangement.
C Iris; best display,
i Sweet peas; best display.
8 Zinnias; best display.
9 Asters; best display.
10 Phlox; (per.) best display.
11 Summer flowering bulbs or
tubers: (a) p.est general planting
gladiolus; (b) best general plant
ing cannas; (( ) best general plant
ing dahlias.
12 Pest display of autumn
flowers. ,
13 Best rock garden Points to
he judged: (tcneral arrangement:
continuity of bloom.
Local Musical
Composition for
Phoenix Church
At the new Presbyterian cliur.'h
In Phoenix Sunday morning, the
Huartelte will sing "The Way of
Faith," t h e words a n d music of
which va,S j ctitnjjosotl bv , .lilr.-t.
Mary o.; Carey of Phoenix." Mrs.
Carey has written considerable
poetry, but this is 1 he tir.sl com
position of hers that has been
set to music. The people of that
vicinity are looking forward to
a treat.
Hunt's Craterian.
Bfllie Dove -is sold as a slave
for a purse full of gold in "The
Love Mart," nt Hunts Craterian.
An ancient auction mart ' for
slaves is shown, the scene of
which is New Orleans in the early
years of the nineteenth century.
There, the beautiful heroine is
subjected to the humiliation of
being sold as a slave.
Gilbert ltolund and Nonh Beery,
with Miss Dove, have the lead
ing roles.
On the stage the added attrac
tion that will please the movie
goers who like high-class enter
tainment. Al and Louise Kudack,
direct Xrom the Fanchon Marco
Circuit, will present their fa
mous dance act, lightning steps
and taps.
At Itialtn Tonight
Scene from
Regiment
mam . . -js" m
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ST. PAl'U April 28. &) Thej lvor0 cl Inner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
St. 1'aul Pioneer Press ttxiav pub-i Nolf(0n t,f Mfdford Wednesday
Ushca a dispatch' from its Wash-1 evening.
inntnn corrcsiiondent saving that' Mr- nml Mrs- Oscar Knox were
Senator Henrfk Shlpstead. or Min- M,',lfnl 4 choppers Wednesday,
nesota, will file, for re-election on Ml'- r,ni1 yu'- Harold dump
the farmor lahor party ticket. in-; J'1Hnt Hundiiy at their Apib-gate
der whose banner he was first sent jnmr-
to tho senate six years ago. Mr- Keven,-e. the new owner
LONDON. Kng.. April 2S.
Kin.? (leorge has approved auTird I
oi inc pairons royarmeoai oi ine
Iloyal (leoKraphlcal society for Ibis I
year to Captain C.eorge Wllkins.
finniiuiiuil ll-. lor IHS uiaiii-.,-,ii .
systematic work In the polar re-;
clnns culminating in his recent
brilliant flight rfom Point Harrow.
Alaska, to Spitsbergen.
S()l"I'in.,HV i wi rr' y s t .n
MAI,. April 27. A May festival.
May 25. in l.ithia park, will in-.hy
. .mm, ur-i-ii hiii ue vuieu oii'ine enrollment are present at Sun-
i tne stuiient hoay in tho near
rulure and the runucrs-up in tho
contest will be ladies-in-waiting U
the queeii.
The origin of May day will be
traced in dance and song, the
dance of spring, Kgyotian worshin
of the sun, Druldfshul worshin of!
1,10 mistetnc, ville.Kcrs men, morris
tiaiit . is. .Maypole winding with ;
Kohin Hood and Ills merry men that all the residents of Jackson
dancing under the greenwood irees. (Ville lie present and especially the
and finally the crowning of Maid I men.
Marian as Qlum-ii of May.
-Miss U. Viiinia Hales will be in
charge of the dances, special cho
ruses beinK under the direction of
Miss Leona Marstors. Old Knglish
folk tunes in the original will h-.
sung by the members of the Wo
men's Glee club. The children of
the training school a,re practicing
these songs and choruses will be
chosen to sing with the glee club
in a number of selections. Setting,
decorating nnd costuming will be
directed by Miss, Marion Ady. The
festival will start nt 3:30 p. m.
Monday, April 23, a meeting of
alt seniors at Southern Oregon
Normal was called by Miss Kath
erine Vincent, registrar, and J. A.
Churchill, president, for the pur
pose of discussing plans ?or com
mencement. Miss Vincent talked nf plans for
alumni day, which is given for all
graduated and graduating students
of the old Southern Oregon Normal
nnd fhe reorganized school. Mrs.
H. C. Galey is chairman of iho
committee which Is making tin
plans for the day.
The faculty is eager and willing
to help, place s'udents in posiiions.
It was Mated and applications made
snouiti ue reported, that the fac
av help the students to
ulty
cure positions,
, Dresses for senior women were
dslci:sed. Miss Vincent announced
that one dress would be suitable
for all occasions the faculty re
eepiion for seniors, the baccalaure
ate services and the commence
ment exercises. All graduation
phms are in charge of the faculty.
Yin""n !Ko stnted that the
diplomas will he ordered about
I May 12. and that It is necessary
for all seniors to pay the fee of
$4,511 .Immediately, so that a di
ploma' will be ordered for each
graduate. Mr. Churchill mentioned
that some provision io be ?nndr
whereby a stud'-nt comnlei imr tw..
years of work hero. In:.; who d;d
not take teachers' training course
is to be granted n certificate of j
two years completion ot work for
college entrance as a junior.
Miss Vincent told of the plan
i h a t was used l ist yea r by t h c
s'-nlor class. According to the
plan, each senior donates at oat
one text book to the rental depart
ment for the purpose of incie.tsin r
the student loan fund. Mie and
Mr. Churchill Fii?'-'u-ri that if the
senior class planned some donation
to the whoo; this year, that sui h
a gift would be most iceeptaM.
Lester Beck, p V
lili-nt of the
senior class, presided and the class
voled lo Repeat that plan for
this year.
Miss Violet Voltmer and Mrs.
Vivian Ileach were hostesses to the
Hridge club on Monday evening.
Mrs. Chester Wendt held high
score. After the game dainty re
freshments were served. Those
present were M issc:i Golda Iloono
nnd Gwendolyn White. Mrs. Fret!
Kick. Mi's. Chester Wendt, Mrs. K.
S. Wilsnn, Mrs. Howard liare, Mrs.
Frank Saulsberry, Mis. Vivian
Wilson. Mrs. O. C. Lewis. Mrs.
Harold Crump, Mrs. (J. X. McKay,
Mrs. Allien Maxwell and the hos
tesses. Mrs. Kttn Tranta. from the
Owen OreKou Lumber Co. camp, is
spending the week visiting at the
home of her sister. Mrs. Fred
Uutcher.
The members of the Medford
Sehnnl of Music (n conjunction
with Kve Ibnson's Dancing Acad
emy will give a program in honor
of National Music Week. May 3.
at H p. m., at the 1. S. Hotel under
the auspices of the Jacksonville
I. T. A. ami tho chamber of com
merce. The personnel of the Med
ford School of Music program are:
Mrs. K. !:. Core, piano; Mrs. Oeo.
Anilrcwn, voice: Hernlce Uolper.
violin: W. T. Ftolger. flute: Kose
Mkens. 'cello and Ward V. Croft,
wind instruments and ensemble.
Mrs. W. C. Kindred of Medford.
was In our city Thursday repre
senting the Victor Ladies' Tailor
ing company of Chicago.
M r. a nd M rs. ( leoi ko Maxwell
wie .iu'rixon7-.iic service Htati.
is In Portland at the present time
visitinir. II
mniiiy nere soon.
The Camp Kin- f;i,H w ill give U
the play entlllrd. "The Iti-turn olO)
. i.i . m i,, , . ,,,- faiUI"- I
day evening. May 12 at p. in.
Fund to be used for the summer
camp expenses.
The .'ksoi.vilio seventh and
I JACKSONVILLE
i
leiRhth BiMtU' h.iskt'tbull loam play
ed tho Oak l ro v t Seventh and
J eighth grade if am at Oak Grove
Uetlnluy afternoon, oak t J rove
' vituoi ioua. toro 10 to 9.
Mr. and Mi-. (.'hvelati.I of Med-
ford weie culIfiH at tho home of
,Mr. and Mrs. (leorne Maxwell Sun
iday evening.
I Prof. Reimer of the experiment
station near Talent was a visitor
; hem Monday.
i. It. Ihinnington and Fred
imhKt were. huaineKH visitors in
t ...) I-.V...1 W. ..(. ...... ..
.i"iHMtt iii.tnr.nui).
The lluKshaw house on Fifth
; street ha it recently been purchased
Hay Toft of Medtord and Hav
i day school each BeHsion
Next Sunday
Sunday school at 10 a. m. Roy
Martin, superintendent.
Sermon hy the paslor. 11 a. m.
In place of the X p. m. service
there will he n vesper service at
p. m. conducted by the Men's
j 1 larper Eospcl team of Medford
having full chniKe. It is u:irri
Christian Kndeavor 7:1s p. m.
Bible study Tuesday 7:30 p. m
led by the pastor.
Sr. choir practice Tuesday 8:15
p. m., Mrs. 11. K. ilann director.
Jr. choice practice Wednesday 7
p. ni Mrs. ltny Martin leader.
All will be made welcome nt
each service.
Klmer K. McVIcker, pastor.
Radio Program
KMED
lall Trlbunc-VlrKln Station
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The Voice of a Great Country
Sunday, April 30
11 A. .M. Mornini; .services,
I. apt 1st Church.
7:::u I1. M. J Kvenlng serv-
IceH, First Baptist Churcli.
.
The Chamber of Commerce ban
uuet broadcast over KMKD,
the Mall Tribune-ViiL-in radio sin-
ttion. was well reci'lved by the hun-
se-!,,'""s "f """''" who were unable
up ,...-im iih- uiiioi'i . i ne nroail
cuslini; was sponsored by the Med
ford Healty board. ,
Livestock
1'OltTLAXD, Ore.. April 28. W)
Cattle, hogs, all .direct or .on
contract, 4 10. Totals for week
(approximately): Cattle 'iSOO:
calves 10a; hogs G515; sheep 31110.
I CATTI.rO Compared with a
week ago: Steers steady, she stock
mostly steady with spots 25c high
er: bulls 7!",e to SI. higher, calves
and vealers fiOc to $1 lower; bulk
desirable steers $ 1 1 .25 ft 1 2. scat
tering lols of outstanding ituallty
$12. tr.iii 12.51); plainer kinds JKIW
11; better grades she stock $0i
10.50; odd head strictly good heif
ers SI I: plain kinds $(t.75 down;
low cutters mostly $5 or belter:
hulls mostly $7.50'ii8, odd head
SX.50; bulk light vealers SCJlTiU;
calves ' tit 8.50.
IKic.s Compared with a week
ago: f 1.50 to 2 higher. Jiulk light
butchers $11; mostly til: small
I"1 to shippers Monday $11.10
11.50; heavies and underweights
;$Hl.50 down; extreme heavies
$0.5a; packing sows $8firX.50;
(slaughter pigs $l(Ui 10.25; chnleo
'feeders mostly a few at week
end $3.2 5.
j KIIKKP nnd lambs strong to un
evenly higher than a week ago.
Spring lambs mostly $15; old crop
lambs, shorn two months, brought
SI 3.75, averaging 90 lbs. Other
old crop shorn lambs, mostly me
dium to fairly good $1.1 down; a
few wool skins 14WU.B0; shorn
wethers $11; beat shorn ewes $7i!i
7.50.
Pol l land Wheal
PORTLAND, Ore., April 28. (P)
Wheat: HUH hard white $1.00;
sofl while $1.50; western white
$1.55;. hard winter, western red
$1.44: northern spring $1.45.
Oats No. 2, 30 lb. white feed
$47.25.
Today's car receipts Wheat 32;
flour 17; corn 2; outs 3; hay 7.
PriMluce
POIITLANIJ, Ore.. April 2S Pi
Wholesale prices: Itutter extras
half cent higher. Portland dairy
exch.ingc net wholesale prices:
Cubes, extras 4(c; standards 3c;
prime firsts SSic; firsts 38c.
Creamery prlecs: Prints 3c over
cube standards.
F.OGS fresh standard extras half
cent higher, at L'fic; fresh standard
firsts IMc; fresh medium extras lc
hlgh?r at 23Vc; fresh medium
firsts lc higher at 22 $c; prices to
retailers 2c over exchange prices.
Association selling prices; Kxiras
27c; firsts 25c; medium 24c;
undersized 20c
HAV steady. Tiuying prices:
Kastern Oregon timothy - $20.50 T
21; do valley $19?M9.&0; alfalfa
1'Jfi Hl.r.O; oat hay S I 5.C0 i 1 6 ;
straw lft.50 per ton; selling prices
$2 a. ton morn,
PIUS to the farmer:
MILK steady, , Haw milk (4'()
2.U't cwt. f.o.b. Portland. Itutter
fat 10c Htation; 4!c track; 32f44c
f. o. b. pnrllaml,
POI LTKY sjeady. Heavy hens
24c; light ir.fi 20c; broilirs 27ff
3ic; Pekin white ducks 27c: col-
ored nominal; turkeys, nfiv
25f
tiNIriVS steady
.it . .,
Local $l.25f?
ptiTATOKS steady
75c! $1.25.
.
I.O.VI.ON. McNeill, governor of
Irl.-h Free state, guarded by police
In Ixmdim hospital as Be awaits
operation.
St. Mnrk$ f'plsctM.I.
Corner ' Oukdule ami Ml. St.
Holy cuuununiion it a. m.
Hnndny iu'liooj,' 10 a. ni '
MorniilK Hervice. 11:15 a. ni.
Wm. II. lliimiltun, rector.
Ct.tlllllic church.
So. Oak dale Ave. n nil 1 1th St.
Masses at S and 10:30. n. nl.
ftev. F..W. lilack, pastor.
Wimner Creek .Missionary lmpll!
Church ut Talent.
Pastor, Elde T. J. HIiiiiiioiih.
Sunday school at 10 u. m.
. Preaching at 1 1 a. ni.
Kvenlni: service At S:T10 p. ill.
Come ami hear the old-time
iKowpel.
Chuich of God
j Sunday school. i:45 A. in.
.MoniiiiK service. 11 o'clock.
I KveuiiiK service, 7:3.1.
I Wednesday evening prayer meet
i Inpr. 7:30 o'clock.
I Topic for morning service. "Why
I Am a Member of the Church of
Clod."
Everyone welcome.
C. A. COOPER, Pastor.
! I'ito MeihndlM chutvli. , 1K 1,1
Corner Ivy and W. lutli streets.' rh council meeting. Wed
r Sunday school nt 10. Come nml m,fi,iay' 7::1 "
I bring the children. Choir practice. Thursday, 7:30
'1 Ills Is h nci'iunn .if nm nut
district meeting of the year. Our
elder. Itev. A. C. Archer, will,
preach both, morning, and even-j
ing. Thre will he administration i
of the sacrament.
There will also he services this;
cveniiiK. I
A cordial invitation extended 1
to u 11 the services. I
J. E. McDonald, pastor.
r.lll gospel Churcli
Corner .Vewtown and Main.
The Sunday proKiam will con
sist of the .Sunday school nt 9.
a. ni. I'reachiiiK at 11 a. m. nnd
again nt 3 p. in.,
evening at 8 o'clock
und in tho
All three services will ho in
charge of, the ovungelist, Orvll,ls a class for you
Jtennam. .
Sunday will be tho last day of
tho campaign. Souls have found
the Lord, and tho spirituality of
the churcli built up. Come out
and hear the evangelist on this
last day. we are expecting a
great time. ;,
Ma hi st. M. K. I'hurcli, South.'
W. K. Ray, pastor. Residence
25 No. Onkdale. Study ' at " the
church. ' phone 384.
Sunday school, 10 a. m.
Sermon, "The Kvidcnce,"
a. m.
Kpworth League, 7 p. ni.
Sermon, "A SupiM'ttion,
11
18:
p. m.
Prayer, meeting und junior prac
tice Wednesday, 7:30 p. m.
Official board meeting Tues
day, pastor's Ktudy, 7:30 ,p. m.
Hrotherhood supper Thursday
niKht. ;:H. Dr. Frank Koberts.
speaker. Special music has hoen
arranged for. livery , member is
expected to be present, and bring
iX guet i.4)o.ssible. t t
' If, you ' do not wfirship else-whei-e,
why not try the Church
of the Open Door?
Bethel llaptlM C'luiit-li.
Klder C. H. lredenburg, pastor.
Sunday school lo a. m.
Preaching. 1 1 a. m.
Kvening service. 7:30.
Morning subject: "Where t Art
Thou?" (ion. The serpent
decejveth .;Ve. man's fall, the
serpent cursed, his overthrow hyjnink'inir
tne woman h seed; mankind s pun-'Tlie
iMiim-ni nnu joss of 1'araOise.i
hvenlnu subject: "I'rodieal Son
l.llke lii.l-m-11. I'arable of the
lost sheep, of the piece of silver.
What man of you havinc an hun-
ilred sheep. If he lose one of them.
uotn not leave the tin in the wil
derness nnil ko nfter that which
is lost, mull he find iff
Prayer m e e I I n ir Wednesday
evening, t'ome hear the old-time
Kospel at 7IB Welch streel. Kvery
one welcome.
I-'Irsl t'liurth of Christ. Scientist.
Authorize branch of The
Mother Church, The First Church
of Christ, Scientist, in Hoaton.
Mass.
Services are held .every Kunday
at 11 o'clock, chuich edifice. 212
North Oakdnle. Subject for Sun
day, April 2 II : "Everlastinir l'un-
ishnient."
Sunday sehnnl at !H5. Appli
cants under tho nft-e of twenty
may he admitted.
Wednesday evenlnfc- meetings,
which Include testimonies rf
Chrlfctlan Science heiillnBs, i.t S
o'clock.
The rending room, which Is In
the Medford buildinK, Is open
daily from 12 to 4. except Sun
days and holidays. The Bible
and nil authorized Christian Sci
ence literature may be read, bor
rowed or purchased.
The public is cordially Invited to
attend the services nnd visit the
reading room.
Srvrnt h
Corner
streets.
Day Advcntlsl Cliunh
Heatty and
Edwards
Sabbath school. 0:4.r,. 1,. I..
Bunch, superintendent. All classes
represented.
Preaching nt 1?00 n. m. Mr.
MoConahny, secretary of the
lining j-eopies society of souin-
ern Oregon, will occupy the hour.
missionary volunteer sn.tne attendance Is large. Every
clety meet at 3:00 p. m. A v. ryione lH urRC( to nltcnd the ineet
interestlng program has been ar-jing next week.
r""K''- The Christum Endeavor groups
There will bo a program nt "he meet nt 7 o'clock. Home fine
ltogue Illver Acndemy Saturday i mcellngs are being held by the
evening nt 7:30. young people's groups at this
Midweek prayer nnd Illble study hour nnd every young man nnd
Wednesday evening ut 8 p. m. young woman Is cordially Invited.
minnay evening nl 7 : 4 n . Pas.
tor
T. I,. Thuemler will led ur
on the "Cartoons by the Master
Artist, or Civilization of the Pns.t
Present and Future." This lee-
lure will be Illustrated with larue
rhnrta. Prof. Thorwald F.il -
kenherg will lend In the musical
program, pi eroding the lecture.
We cordially Invite the public; of activity und a scene of child .
to attend this lecture Sunday worship Sunday morning. Chll-
evening, April 2S. j'lren between the ages of fi and
. l Incluslvo will find delight nnd
iwpiisi t niiron.
. ... r.oton. .Minister.
tow, China, will be the speoker.O. Wair
'at our morningr service. Sunday.
Ir. fapcii is tjje founder of the)
famous buys' academy; at Swa-
tow. a school which bus done u
notable work in educatinir t'hi-
nese youiiK men. belliB first sup-,
Ported by American money, but I
, now selt-sllppurtmK. . The founder i
has had a remarkable experience, i
;and will interest and inspire hisj
' Medford hearers. At this service,
;Mr. John E. Sae will sing "Ttie
. liuly city." The choir will sinp. .
i ny win h,. Done,' by Hanks.
I Al our evenliiK service Mr. Miiko
.will sinK, "Callest Tiioil Thus. i
! Master?" by Mletke. The or -
chestiii will play three numbers:
nanson sans Paroles, by ls. nl-
kowskl; "KvenitiK Star." by Wait-
and "The Holy City." our
l Pastor. Dr. Eaton, will speck on
The Dearest ThiiiK In tile World ".
This service will be hi ouilcast
over KM I'M).
, Try our welcome.
... Z .
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West Fourth stre.-t at Onk -
I dale. K. W. Itussard. pastor.
Kesldence. 3 Kose nvenue. phone
U'Ul-X.
; Sunday school at 10 n. m.
Church services ut 1 1 a. m..
and s p. m.
j Sermon topics: . Morning,
i "Strangers and. Pilgrims."
livening, "(JoiTs Workmanship.
Luther league meeting at 7 :00
''
y
'list Methoilist I'lpisropal Church
T. II. Temple. D. D.. minister,
ltesiilencc. 27 N. Orange.
I'hone 3;t2.
Mornini; worship at 11. Dr. S.
t huney, the district superin
tendent. , will preach
Evenlriir worship at 8:00. Tho
young people will present the
pageant, "The ChallenKe of the
t'ross.". 'htls will be a very at
tractive and helpful service. Come
and brinic a friend with you.
l'.pworlh league, ut 7:00. A ser-
' vice for young people.
Mid-week service. . Wednesday
night nt 8:00. .
Sunday school at 9.45. There
-music:
i Morning
Anthem, "O Lord, Ood of Hosts"
Witty
Offertory, "Father. Dear Father"
Wooler
Mrs. McGee, yr, MaeUonotigh.
Kvenlng
Quartette, "I Am Listening"
Marshall
Messrs Meeker, MacDonough,
McOee, Vroman.
Offertory, "Nearer the Cross'....
,. Knapp
I rs. M a t io Vronui n 11 ucner-
gardt, nruanlst.
Mrs. May Jordan MacDonough,
director.
Tho l'cflcratcil Churches of
Central Point,
We are expecting 200 in tlio
Itlhle school tomorrow. Wo want
all the regular members there,
and a lot of new ones. You will
enjoy the study of tho Pible, the
textbook of this school, und you
will enjoy the worship. Tho les
son is on tho subject: "The Cost
of Discipleship", and is found in
Mark 10:17-27; 12:41-44. The
word for our memory verses Is
praise.
The church choir will sing
"Wonderful ( irace of Jesus," as
a special in the morning service,
and the ladles' quartet will sing,
"When the Kalnts Come March-1
Ing In." The young peoples cho-
riiH choir, under the leadership'
of Mr. Hczmulhalch will lead the
in the evening service. !
sermon subject for the morn
inir serv he w ill bo "Th Mnn
Abundant Life." In the eveningi
the sermon will be on the sub-j
Ject, "Tho LnchangliiR Christ.";
The paslor will preach in both
services.
All the young people nro Invited
to attend the young peoples' ser-j
vices here lit seven o'clock in
tlie. evening. Kind your group,!
and be at hon)o. The worship'
and study will do you good. The i
topic lor discussion Is: Right
Attitudes Towards the Religion
of Others. Ho on time, bring H
mend, Htay for prcuching, and
help with tho singing.
First Christian Church.
Ninth and Oakdnlo streets.
Carman K. Moll, minister.
Office and pastor's study In the
church. Phono 1007. Hesldence
phone ,1.1.17.
"Test our welcome."
Anoiher great bible school gath
ered lust Sunday. There were 4S1
present. You will enjoy being a
part . of this school next Sunday
when tho aim is COO. Tho iichool
Is well organized, nnd there are
classes for nil age groups.
Morning worship at 10:55. Ser
mon subject: "Knowing Jesus."
Kvenlng service from 8 until 9
o'clock. These services are very
popular and large audiences are
attending. Mr. Midi's subject for
the pvenlng sermon is. "A flood
Man Lost nnd a Had Man Saved."'
The music Sunday night will he'
a fenture. There Is a haiiov fel-i
lows.up ror all who attend
.service is short, but somethinir Is'
doing every minute. The ordl-!
nance of baptism will be admin-j
Istered ut til eclnse of the ser-!
moh. ;
Midweek servlco will he held
WednoHlillV nvnnin. nt B n'r-liiok I
These meetings are for everyone.;
The meetings aro Interesting und
Special Mothers' Day services
will in. Iwi.i ,n thi n
May 13th. Further announcement
wlll l,e made later.
.
lYrsbyKTli... .Niillcri
. Hlhlo whool 0 : 4S a. m. Tho;
Primary department In charge of
Mlss Helen lliillls. Is a hen hlvei
IP'Sjlt in this ilepar.mrnt. These!
flno days Invite I Sundav s"hool. . I
w. :upei:!.eLo:nL0 vorlia cSl
At li a n... nddress by tlev.
Walter 1.. Win Nuys of Portland.!
ore. Mr. Van Nuys Hives his!
.-niir.. time t., lite work of re-i
Ptious i du ation, promutiin; til
thru Hie home and the illble:
school. lie has been dean of!
the Clirisllan Workers' school
which just closed.
children' sermon, 'The Ocean'
by .he pastor.
Music
orcan prelude. "Japanese Sun-
i,.oi),n
Offertory, "llc-rceuse in A" j
lielbrilck
. Anthem. "Ob. Come to My Heart, j
l.ord Jesus" Ambrose!
Postlude, "March Konialne" !
(bmnod:
I At s p. m., ih,. second In the;
, Interest ini! illustrated lectures on!
: -saul of Tarsus" will be Riven. It
' has t.i do with the life of the'
j Bleat Apostle, while ill school ill I
Jerusalem, at tile feet of damn-j
j Pel. and brings in many of the!
isljrrinK scenes of Christ's life at
jii;it iiim.,
Music
orcin vnluntnrv. "Saint d'Armnur"
Klgar
Offertory "Xnivtssus" Nevin
Postlude Selected.
Christian F.ndenvor meeting, 7
p. m. Leader. Vera Mt Kay. Topic
Friends That Knrtch Life."
Midweek Bible study und prayer
' service. K
m.
Wednesday.
The Weather
Lowest temperature this morn
ing :is.
i'reci pilot ion for 2 4 hours end
ing f a. m.. truce.
Yesterday's weather here: High
est temperature. UK; highest this
month since lit 12. :m;. Lowest tem
perature yesterday, 4!'; lowest this
mouth since lit 12, 22. Mean tem
perature yesterday , ftS; departure
for the day, excess 4 degrees. Aver
age daily deficiency for the month,
1 degree.
Precipitation: Total rainfall
since 1st of month, 1.07 inches; 1 fi
year average for the month, I. lit!
inches. Total rainfall since Janu
ary 1st, fi.!)2 inches. Total rainfall
since September 1, 14. ill) Inches.
Humidity yesterday, 5 a. m., S0
per cent; 12 noon, D3 per cent; 5
p. in., 27 per cent.
Character of day, partly cloudy.
Sun seta today at 7:M! p. m.,
rises tomorrow fi:0il a. in., sets to
morrow 7:U7 j). m.
(Kises and sets computed for
level horizon).
Forecast for tonight and tomor
row: Fair tonight and Sunday.
Not much change in temperature.
, . L. WALTF.lt D1CK
Meteorologist. Cnited States
Weather Hurcau
.Sheep owner
Attention!
Wo nro In position to pay you
moro than nnyboiiy for wool-mo-halr.
See im before you Hell.
MUDKOIU) IlAlidAIN HOUSf:,
I'hone. 106:!. 27 X. drape St.
" SB'.llt'
, , 4 ;
PKNm.BTO.V, tire., April 2S
?4 A Rpocinl eluetlon will ho held
in I'enilletim mi Junu 6 at which
tlnui tho people will vojo on tho
Vort memorial proponal, In which
John Vert, wheat rancher, pluim to
Klvn Iho city n JM.OOO memorial
iiiKlttorIu.it ami museum linlldinR.
Tirio xew
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ONE
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Based an
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TOMORROW1
ONE DAY ONLY
AL WILSON
The Dare Devil
of the Air
"WON IN THE
CLOUDS"
A Thrilling Alrplane-Wettem
Story
Highest (Juallty dcwclry lteili-lng
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WHEN YOTJ WANT
LUMBER
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. Lu .0 TO MAY 9
BASEBALL
At Medford Sunday, April 29
MEDFORD vs. DUNSMUIR
Game Called at 2:36 "
May 6, Medford vs. Original House of David
May 13, Medford vs. Weed
The above are exhibition games prior to the commencement of
the League. May 20. The proceeds used to pay expenses during
the training season. The games will be just as hotly contested
as league games.
Admission, Including Grand Stand ,........50c
Children Under 12 Years r"ree ,
Orchardists
and Farmers
Equipment Priced f ot Quick Sale
1 FRIENDl spray rig
Lni'oc ciipiii'.ity (22 Riillons per minute).
. 300-Riilloii t.iiiik, 10 II. Tl'nivorsnl ciiKiiic,
niiitfiii'lo ciiiippi(, Ouarniiti!etl excellent mo
fliiinii'iil condition; looks like new.,' CdHt
new .tIM20 ;Prici $450
Scllint,' iibove only lieeause of its replacement
by (i'nr iimlerptroiiiitl spray system.
i TEAM
Heavy draft horses with harness. Coort work-
ers Price $225
1 TRACTOR PLOW
John Deere, It bottomx, 12
110 FOOT SINGLE
1 F0RDSON TRACTOR
Bear Creek Orchards
Medford, Oregon
Phone 1057: 'Bert Lowry after 6 P. M.
Reichstein
MEDFORD FUEL CO.
11 18. North Central:
PHONE 631
Buy a load of Green Pine Slabs now-jrou will
have dry wood when your present supply is
consumd.
12-INCH OR i6-iNCH '
GREEN PINE SLABS, per load
Two Loads $5.00
THE NEW
RIALTO
,
inch. .
Price $100
TRACTOR CISC
$25
Price
$75
Price
and Detifel "
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