MEDFORD MATL TRIBUNE, -MEDPORD, PRECOX,- SATURDAY, .TUK 21, 1930. -
PAGE THREE
Moderator
Church Leader
LUTHERAN CHURCH
Elected Bishop
CELEBRATES DATE
HISTORICAL EVENT
(Contributed) "
We hnve a passing .Interest in
efforts that are humanly inspired.
Hut Hie great world historical con
fession at Augsburg, .lune 25, 1B30,
is or gripping interest lecause it
represents a worldwide spiritual
movement. The event will be cele
brated by90,0tw.oui) Lutherans on
Sunday, June 22, as a meat festival
occasion.
The influen.ee of this historic con
fession Is . acknowledge by other
prmuinent religious bodies. Hlsbop
Whittlnglinni declared: "In more
than one respect the Augsburg con
fession Is the source of thirty-nine
articles of the Church of England
and America." Archbishop l-aw-rence
also held that the articles
showed a Lutheran tendency. D'Au
bigne said: "The Augsburg confes
sion will ever remain one of the
masterpieces of the human mind en
lightened by the Spirit or (iod."
Christians may well look back to
that historic event, lor never was
a clearer statement made by Chris
tians for the faith that is in them
than was given that day."
Dr.. Funk will speak on the sub
ject,; "Contendius for the Faith,"
In thoUnglish Lutheran church at
11 a. m. The public Is cordially In
vited to attend.
PUREBRED CATTLE
SHRKIDAK. ,0're;.Jun .-21. J&
oounty authorities today were ln
vostiKatiiiK the death of five pure
bred dairy cattle owned ly l'etr
Cue, a rancher of this district.
Cue told authorities he found !ari?c
quantities of a par den poison prep
aration scattered ft bout the pad
t u re.
The cattle died suddenly. Stom
achs of the bovines have been sent
to Oregon Stale college for ex
amination. During thev summer months the
morning service at the IVeshyter
.ian church will be dismissed nut
later than, 12 noon. The worship
'jsH'vtoGwiii not ' hehnttenod' but
the sermon will occupy not more
than J 5 minutes thus permitting
the early closing.
This is done to avoid the hottest
part of the day and nlso to enable
those who desire to take trips they
may have planned.
OF E
,The Glen's club of the rresby
terlan church will have entire
chargti of the evening service and
members of the club will partici
pate. The following order of ser
vice indicates by its personnel and
content the high character of the
progra m.
Organ prelude. "Swing Low
Sweet Chariot" Dilton
Hymn
Scripture reading. .Col. W. II. Pnine
Prayer .
Organ prayer response
Male- quarlet, "The Jicautiful
Country" Parks
II. E. Waldrtm, A. J. MacIonough
W. W. Howard. W. J. Kirkpatrick
Tenor soio, "Babylon" Watson
Meiiand Tollefson
Offertory. "Chant D'Aniour"
C.ilette
Male quartet, "Wonrtcrful
Peace" -..Cooper
Sermon, "The Ueserve of Life"
II. l- W. Spilvcr
Tleilediction
Organ postlude, "March" Lehls
AT CHURCH OF GOD
llev. Hugh W. Hurch "of Spo
kane, Wn.. has taken the pastor
ate of the Church of Coil; Cor
ner of Haven nnd Holly streets.
Midrord. Mr. Hurch has come
to fill the vacancy of llev. C. A.
Cooper, who has recently resinned
to go to Anderson. Ind. llev.
,l.,r,D tn nllnnit tlie Iin-
tlonal camp meeting held yearly.!
June 15 to July 1. llev. , Hurch j
will speak at the 1 1 o'clock cr-
vice upon the silbjert of the "Ten J
Lost Tribes of Isrrat."" Whn are
they and where are they? . I
' Subject for the evening 'service,
"lines Benth End All'.'' . . "'
A hearty welcome Is- extended
in all.
FATHER DROWNS IDIOT
SON IN BATH, SUICIDES
.... ' V , I
.IACRSOXVIU.B. Kin.. June 2!
(p, Louis Weiss. retired mer-
chant, drttwtiell his T;.year-otd d -j
f relive son Francis In a bathtub
today and then committed suicid" i
by shunting himself. Weijs had j
suffered finani ; reverses latfiy
'19-
ARE GIVEN POISON
"Peildlers of Cuba
(heap wares on tin
plan. (i
nffxrinc!
nre nnenog.
Instalment
J
UaohracK From AP,
The Rev. Thomas L. Atchison ot
Lawrence, Mass., was elected mod
erator of the United . Presbyterian
church of North America at bet
Moines convention.
TALENT ASKS SUPPORT
- . ', (ContrNmted.) ;
TALENT, Ore.. June 21. (Spl.)
Did you know that there is a Com-'
ni unity church under the leader
ship of the .Methodist Episcopal
churrh? I am wondering how bad
ly the folks of Talent want th
church tu -contlnuo tht work of
training the children in the Sunday
school and in the Cub IScout move
ment and Boy Scout movement, to
make 'Christian citizens out ot
them for the future of the com
munity. If you do. lny aside some of your
pleasures and' come to the house
of worship each Lord's day and
pee what you can filean from th-1
messages. Xetx Sunday is the
closing Sunday of the conference
year. We would like to see your
face at least once this year. am.
have the helping hand that you
have not yet extended to Jesus
Chrisf to help thu Kingdom work.
Sunday school at l : 4T. Classes
for young and- old. Morylnp wor
ship, 11 a. m. Thome, "An Anti
dote for Weariness. " Are .. you
weary, and has th- world treated
you harshly? Then try the ways
of the J.ord. The tvoning .servio-
is a bright, cheery song service ami
message to fit the time and place.
If you thinjejhjjilijK.a good
tlnVtZ-TilV.iiOm. Olong- and
help make ft go with your pres
ence and personal help.
It will .not cost you for seats--they
are free. Come and see.
PRACTICAL JOKE
IGHT
TW1X FAI.LH. Idaho. June 214
(i a pro-season fmivlh, of July
practical joke mny cost Julius
Kambo, 18. newspaper emph.ve,
his wight.
Itst night while pouring hot
lead into a linotype mould, a
large fre cracker placed in the
mould by an unknown person, ap
parently as a joke, exploded,
showering Kambu with molten
lead. He whs sevortly burned
al.out the face and probably will
luse the sight of both eyes.
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LAKE CltEEK. Ore.. June 21.
(Special) Mr. and rMs. .1. Frank
Klingle went to llutte Palls Thurs
day to bring their children. Don
ald and Jack, home. They have
been visiting their grandmother
there while Mrs. Klingle was in
the .hospitot.
Mm 'Charles Stokes of San
Diego, spent several weeks visiting
at the L. II. Wyant home. While
here she visited scenic places with
the Wyant family, also visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wilkinson
at Dead Indian. Soda Springs.
Utile Margaret U'alch has been
(lllte sick with a cold that threat
ened pneumonia.
Work has begun on the road
in carne.'H now. There are a
number of workers and families
ciimped along the way.
Lake Creek and surrounding
hills received a -real downpour of
rain Thursday! evening.
Mr. and Mrs. K. It. Jones are
at home for. a short tvnle. Both
hitAe-heen away for some time.
JIIfh Mary Hanley .was an over
night guest af the Sidley home
ThtirIay. .- - N '
Mrs. K: "K. Meyer and Miss Beth
Fallow teturned from the (irange
ennvcnli'fin.' " They report a very
plcnmnt trip . ahd good meetings.
-.rr."and Mrs. 1 1'. J.. Tonn are
in Medford at the home if their
daughter, Mrs. Iloy Gilgsby. Mr.
Tonn Is umler the .doctor's care,
lie Is also having his teeth ex
tracted, as they seenv to be the
VatlM' of his l lines. Kveiy ope(
has holies now that he will soon
be back to hi old time self.
SHirrul different .parties have
heeir In the community looking
for homes, but It scemglike Diost'
,.verv one Is satisfied to hang onto
their . land, so no property
has
(hanged hands lately.
Ilaphnel nnd Victor c.ardner
and -their sifter. Ite.-itrlce. recently
vi;it.il Crescent Cily and other
cities nlonc lh coast, n far north
1 as Marshflcld.
; -mtiEBBK
b .i.tit. ...MuiVk. Klcoial,
(Jurner .uakdnla As 5th Wt. .
Ki a.m.,. Holy. Communion. .
10 a.m., Sunday school.
11:15 a.m.. morning service.
Win. B. Hamilton, Hector.
Church of timl.
Cor. Hotly and Haven.
Sunday school 10 a. m.
Yuung people's meeting. " p. 1
Evening service S p. ni.
Hugh W. ISuri-h, pastor.
lOnglUli l.utlionin Church.
Fourth at Oakdule Ave.
' Where the Way Is Made 1'lain ,
Funi- hundredth anniversary of I
Augsburg confession.
Special service at 11 a.m. Dr.
Funk will speak on "Contending
lor the Faith." Special music:
Anthem. "Higher (Hound." Oa
briel. The Hilde school begins at
10 a. m.
Volunteers if AtnericH.
Captnin Kthel Walsh will speak
Sunday at S p.m.. at the Volun
teers of America .Mission hall, 13
X. Fir street. Her ll'ine will he
'The Hock." Captain K. 13. Uen
nlngbove will assist with the ser
vices. Sunday school at 9:45 a.m.
and Christian Companionship
league at 7 p. m. Services Wed
nesday. Saturday and S u n d a y
evenings at S p. m. Everybody
weleome.
First Christian Church.
Ninth and Oakdale Sts.
'Carman K. Mell. minister. Office
and pastor's study in the church.
Phone 1007.
"Test Our Welcome."
Morning worship and communion
10:55. Evening service 8 o'clock.
The pastor will preach at botn
services. lOood music and a happy
fellowship.
Hlble school assembly, 9:45 a.m.
Christian Kndeavor, 7 o'clock.
Tlic Salvation
ISnslgn nnd Mrs. .1
Army.
1!. l'nck.
of-
fleers in charge.
Sunday service?:
Holiness meeting. 11 a. m.
Sunday school and Bible class,
2:110 p. ni.
Young People's l.cglon meeting.
6:30 p. m.
livening service. S p. m.
Week Day Services:
Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday. 8
p. m.
Every, one is cordially Invited
to attend these services.
First Methodist.
Alexander fl. Bennett, pnstor.
Sunday morning worship, 11:00
o'clock, with sermon by the pas
tor. "Wholesome I'ncertnlnties."
Solos by .Mrs. C. O. Lnrison. so
prano,, and John Hevereaux, bari
tone, of Eimenc.
Evening praise. 8:00 o'clock,
liible picture and sermon by the
pastor. :'Xn. Need to (Jo Away."
Sunday ;bool at 11:45 a.m.,
with classes for all apes.
Epworlh league young people's
meeting. li:45 p. m.
All people very welcome. .
l M. Cliurcli.
South Ivy.
Sunday H'hool. 10 a.m. Since
II will be .the last Sunday of this
conference year, an annual lnvo
feast with the breaking of bread
will occupy the preaching hour.
Voting people's meeting. 7 p. m.,
and evangelistic service 8 p. m.
Dr. Standard of Phoenix will de
liver the message. A friendly wel
come to all.
The annual conference will con
duct Its first session Wednesday.
2 p.m., at the Methodist Church,
South. lllshop I'earce of Penn
sylvania will prenlde.
Main
Street Methodist Church,
South.
' The WtendlV church Oil the
Corner.
James K. V'onder. pastor.
Sunday p:-ho61 meets at fl:4
a. m. Dr. Frank Iloberts, super
Intendent.
I'reaehlne nt 11 a.m. Sermon
subject, "The Man. Christ Jesus.
Leagues meet at 7 p. m.
Preaching at 8 p. m. Sermon
subject. "The How of Promise."
Mid-week services and choir
practlce on Wednesday evening nt
7. You are cordially Invited u
worship with us.
H irst Itaptlst. Church.
Central Ave. at Flflh street.
W. II. F.aton. Ph.D.. minister.
Phones: Office 1 0.12. Ileal
denee. 704-C.
Sunday school ot
0:45 sharp,
Come, bring your Bible and spend
the Sunday school hour with us.
yon will enjoy It. Classes for all
ages. Mrs. H. K. Wilson, superin
tendent. At 1 1 a. m. Dr. Knton
will spenk on "Wanted, n Substi
tute for the Church." and at 8
p.m.. his subject will be "The
Answer." At the morning service
the choir will sing. "Seek Ye the
Lord." by Cage, and nt the even
ing service special by the choir.
"How Manifold Thy Works." by
Wilson. Saw. solo selections by
Mr. William Vlmont. B.Y.P.l'. In
four groip'' at, 7 P.m. A cordial
Invitation to all oor services. Try
our welcome.
l-'lrsl Cliurcli "f I'liiist. Scientist.
Authorized branch of The
Mother church, the First Church
of Christ. Scientist, In Boston,
Mass. '
Services are held every Sunday
at 11 o'clock, church edifice 212
North Oakdale. Subject for Sun
day. June 42: "Is the I nlverse,
Including .Man. Evolved by Atomiv
Force?" - .
Sunday H?hool at IM.V Appli
cants nnder the age of twenty
may he admitted.
Wednesday evening meetings,
which Include testimonies of Chris
tlan Sdenee healings at S o'clock.
'lO Heading P.oom. which Is
n (. Medfofd tihlg.. Is open dally
from 12 to 4. except Sundays nnd
holidays. The Bible nnd all au
thorized Christian Science litera
ture may be read, borrowed or
purchased.
Tho public Is cordially Invited
!
; Assoruttt,t I'rex I'hoto
Rev,,' Paul Kern of Texas , was
elected as one of throe new
bishops. Methodist Episcopal
Church South, at Dallas conven
tion. Penn President
Associated Prcs)t Photo
Thomas S. Gates, Philadelphia
banker, is the new president of the
University of Pennsylvania.
to attend the services
the reading room.
Church of the Nazarene
North Central at JackHon. Rev.
John T. LuUose, pastor.
llev. J. 10. Hates, D. D district
superintendent ot the North Pa
cific district. Church. of the Naza
rene, will be in Medford Wednes
day, June 25, and will apeak at
(he regular midweek service In tile
church nt S p. m.
pet-vices for next Sunday morn
ing:. Sunday RCItool at HMIi, with
classeR and interesting teachet'R for
all ages. Morning; worship at 11.
The pastor's subject will be "The
Anchor of the Soul."
Kvenlng services: N. Y. P. R.
meeting in the church at 7 o'clock.
Class meeting In the annex at 7
o'clock. Kvenlng service In the
church nt 8 o'clock. The pastor
will speak on "The Ruin of (In
haul." A well filled house heard
the message last Sunday nnd no
doubt seats will be at a premium
next Sunday. The pastor will eon-
duct set vices nt the Sums Valley
school next Sunday afternoon at
2 : 110. Special music ' and singing
at nil services.
. First Presbyterian Cliurcli,
Claude 11. IPorter. minister.
11 a. h. aad H p. m.
The. sermon tuple for Sunday
morning, 'The Kindly Yoke."
Attendants are informed that
during summer months service will
be dismissed not later than 1-
noon.
Florence Ilnzolrigg MeKlhose
will sing "How Lovely Are Thy
Dwelling.
Kvenlng service will be one of
especial attraction. The Men's
club will have complete charge.
Music will be furnished by a mal
quartet and Mcrland Tullefson will
sing "Bn'bylon.' Mr. H. F. W. Spll
ver will preach I he sermon.
Morning music:
Organ prelude, "Resurrection
Morn." Johnston: offertory. "Au
tutnn," Johnston: anthem, "Spirit
of Ood Descend Cpon My Heart,"
Brown: soprano solo, "How Lovely
Are Thy Dwellings. " Liddle, Floi
j eace lla.elrlgg MeKlhose; postludi
in K-Flat. Brucke
Kvenlng: 'Prelude. "Swing Low,
Sweet chariot," Deton: offertory,
'M'hrtlit D'Amour." Oilletle; post
lufle, "March." Selds; tenor solo,
"linbylon," Watson. Merland Tollef
son: numbers by th? male quartet.
Ministry of Mu-ic: Florence
Haz-elrigg McKlhos'., soprano: F.t
na Kiffert Isaacs, 'contralto. A. J
Ma'cDonough. tenor: Dr. W. W
Howard, lu.ss; Kva Hszclrlgs:
Marsh, organist
InternatU nal Bibls Students'
Association
ItrondoaHtlng Watch Tower Bible
prtKram over KMKD fitinday even
Inn from to 7 o'clock. ThO
Kiihjert of (be lecture to l3 lilveii
by T. W. HIM of Anhlaiid l '"True
anil Paine PonnptH."
The Internntlonal Hlhle Stu
dentH meet every Himduy mornliiK
at 10: 30 and every Wednesday aft
ernoon at 2 o'clock af tho home of
Mm, ,W. W. Halleyj No. 102 Mltle
toe ntreet. All who arj Interested
In Watch Tower fllhle study are
welcome.
UNION OIL PRESIDENT
DIES IN' WJS ANGELES
IOS ANOUL17H, ,lmir il.T)
W. I.. Kiewnj-t, Bl'. president ot ti
tnlon OH compnny, died nt hi'
uhuO'.m home today. rfflclnl of
the company announced that the
veteran oil leader had ucctimle 1
to ft heart lllne from which he
had iiffennearly a year
O
'anyon "lty. N-w rulpm'Tt
Installed In central phone office.
fifcjf.'l ;::;.-:-;: :v...-: jf'
OF PARK SNOWS
t
During ' the first; ten i days of
June 5500 vlMtni-H reached Crater
lake over the excel le tit high ways
front .Medford and Klamath Kails.
In past years the park high
ways were open to travel only
after the heavy snow had melted
away sufficiently to permit re
moval by hand labor. This year,
with the use of new modern snow
removal equipment, highway! were
opened to travel two' mouths ear
lier than in i'n. with pronounced
decrease in snow .removal costs.
During tht first ten days of
June, 1 S 1 5 automobiles we-f
driven over park roads, among
which were Included cars from
stales and three provinces of
Canada.
Travel report for the week end
ing June 1-1, 1!H0 follows:
. Cars
I'eople
-(.(ill
Uy private ear ....
Miscellaneous
Total tor week......
C'vlously reported
l.fl2
8.4L'0
4.01 3
2fi,:t(M
Total to date
10.012 30.47
OF P. WILL FILL
Monday; niKhj. Talisman -lode. K-
of P., will hold a very important
business meetlnR, at which tlmu a
new chancellor commander will be
elected to fill the vacancy caused
by the resignation uf Frank How
aid. Mr. Howard to adored his rosi;;-
natlon because of his recent mis
fortune In breaking his leg. M: .
Howard will he greatly missed as
he made a splendid chancellor
commander, the knights say.
Other matters of importance will
also be taken up ut this time and
it is the urgent request of the lodge
deputy, (leorge .1. Kunxman, thai
nil knights he present. There w'U
'be refreshments..
4
MEETING IS ENJOYED
AVILIJAMB CUKEK, Ore.,: .lune
21. (Special) Iiooster club met
Tuesday evening at the homo of
Mrs. 1 Jii'KeandMon Wayne near the
cave camp. ,
Those present were Mr. and
Mrs. Doll J,emmon, Mrs. Itill Lem
inon, Mrs. Hutts. Mrs. Large. Mrs.
I'owell. Thelma Wilkinson. Hessle
House. Hlanchn House, Josephine
Topping, Constance hemmon, Wll
ma I amnion, Maurice JtuttH, Wal
ler House, Karle Cougle, Ray Var-
ner. lloy Varner, Harry Newman,
Victor Hparlin, Clem ltlodgetle,
Itoscue Lemmon nnd Harry Hmllh.
LAKE CREEK SCHOOL
OFFICIALS ELECTED
I.AKK CimEK; Ore., June 21.!
("Spl. ) Lake "Creek annual school
meeting was held Mondny. W. S.
Chapman was re-elected to serve
as director for three years. H. O.
Meyer was nlso re-elected as elrk
for one year. Outside the school
hoard there was no one present.
Miss .lulla .Sidley has accepted
the school for the coming term.
Will Rogers Coming
to Fox Craterian
llo' America' unofficial nm
hiiKnador ti) the League of Nations
nnd thp World Court. He's bril
liant, very human with ft nennp ol
wit that Iihm the world eating out
of his hand.
Of courti' he'B none other than
our own Will ItoKoni who "Thy
Had to Hee Pari" hrouKht him mil
lions of new ii(lmlrnrn, I tut hlK
mbut renent movietone, Si'ThlM
I London, which openn nt the
Kox Craterian theater tomorrow,
will add Mill more devotees to thin
Kum-ehewlnK. laiiat-nwlnKlnR uni
que star.
Xone other than 'that author nt
many uceenses, I) wen Davin, Hr
made the adaptation of tht Cieore
M. Cohan International nuccesn.
Victor McLaglen at
Rialto Tomorrow
"On the I.rvel." the .ll-talkintr
attraction at the Fox It In It o tbea
ti-r tomorrow, finds Victor McLns
len In the role of nn amorouH
tee worker whoe ph 1 lander I n(.H
Kt him Into tt worleM of amunln-f
difficulties. , 1 i
Klfl Doray, ween with him In
several recent plcturei. plny op
posite him n a New Orlrann cahK
ret dancer who follows the steel
worker to New York and help
dlKentamcle him fr:m the wed of
a wily blonde r i f t e r. Lllyan
Tahmnn It cant an the vamp, with
William llarrlKan. Mf.ry VlcAllUter,
Leila Mclntyre, lien Hewlett nn.l
Harry Tenbrook -in the cast.
IVwIlctoiilan III.
POItTLANH. Ore.. June 21. (P)
W. H. Ilarr.ih, Gl, well known
Pendleton wheat grower and prom
Inent In Columbia river tranpor
to t Ion development, lies gravely ;!
In a Portland hospital, nnd doctors
are not hopeful for hi" recovery.
IS!
Associated I'rcss fbtito
Dr. Thomas W. Currle of Austin.
Texas, was elected moderator ot
Presbyterian Church In United
States at Charlottesville, Vs., gen
eral assembly.
Meteorological Report
lune 21. 1930.
l-'orccasts.
Medford and vlclpity: Tonight
and Sunday lair; except some
what cloudy Sunday; moderate
temperature. '
3 w
P
Local Data.
Temperature (dogs. ..
71!
4 0
70
7(1
. .IS
92
.00
Clear
lllgliest Hunt 12 bis) 7 0
Lowest (last 12 hrs.) 79'
Lowest (last 12 hrs.) f.l
Kel. Humidity (pc.).. 32 .
Precipitation (in.) 00
Stale of weather Clear
Liwest temperature
ing, 4S degrees.
Total preclpilallon since Sep
tember 1. 1929, 13.97 Inches.
Temperature a year ago today:
Highest, 80; lowest, 47.
Sunset today. 7:49 p.
Sllnlise Sunday, 4:30
Sunset Sunday,
:f.O
Observations taken
I2nih meridian time,
m.
a. m.
p. m.
nt J ll. in.
53 PS1
V I 3
CITY.
Baker City 4 40 P. Cdy.
Blemarck 74 (10 Cldy.
Hoise 72 48 Clear
Denver 04 42 Clear
Des Moines 82 (18 Clenr
Fresno 82 ''n l'l'n1'
llelenn .' 7-1 !.
Los Angeles 72 (10 Cldy.
Marsbfleld 04 48 Cldy.
Phoenix 100 78 Clear
Portland 70 r.l Cldy.
Bed Bluff 84 00 Clear
Bosehurg 70 M Cldy.
Salt Lake 80 r.O Clear
San Francisco .. 70 r.2 Cldy.
Santa ."e 88 00 Clear
Seattle 04 r.l l!aln
Spokane &H r0 Clear
Walla Walla .... 08 f.2 Clear
Winnipeg 70 02 Clear
V. .1. Ill TCIIISON.
' Meteorologist.
That It Is possible to glide
without an airplane engine from
Edinburgh. Scotland, to London,
was tho decliu'atlon of a British
scientist recently.
Employes In civil departments of
the British government now num
ber 430.000, as compared with
300,r.ooll just before the' World
war.
Net receipts of Ilrltlah railways
Inst year were approximately $214.-
500.00(1, or $17,000,000 -more than
In 1028. according ' " ""ecent pre
liminary atatement.
Dry Agents Shot
' -Aitoitr,i Pttlt PhtU.
Albert A. Brown (owr) wat
fatally wounded and. Robert A.
Davis, (upper) wounded by a qaao
llne station operator of Indian
8prlnge, Cal.. when they sought to
arrest him for prohibition viola
tions. Davis named Rodney Selby
as tht killer.
t y f1- 1.rr
, mm . ,,. II HI .Ml II "I
P. M.
7:00 to 7:30 Voice
service to -KCrl),
Ktl W.
7:ita tu ":I3 Amos
of Pan. NBC
K1IQ, Kf) MO,
'n' Andy. NBC
Kllli. KOMI),
service to K(IO
KCW, KKC.A.
7:4.". to S:00 Sperry
NBC service to KtIO,
HotcakeH.
K1IQ, KU
MO. Kt". KKCA.
8:iiu to S : 30 Symphonic tlenis.
N15C service to KCiO, KIX'A.
S:0ll to .1:30 Oilinore Circus. NllC
service to KIKJ, KO.MU, KC.W,
KPO, KFI.
S::la 1,1 :i:oa Melody Memories.
NBC service to h'(K). Kllg.
KC.W; KOMI) X:3II to S:45.
Sltiiil to !:3ti Del Monte program.
NI!C service to KC.O, K1IQ, KU
MO. KCW. KFI. KSU, KOA.
9:3il to 111:00 (iolden Legends.
NBC service lo KV.O. KIIU, KOA.
10:00 to 12:011 Mpotllftht Itevlew.
NBC service to KXIO; KOMO
10:111) tod HMi: K'.KCA. KO
10:00 to 11:00 KC.W 10:15 to
1 1:00.
Radio Program
KMED
(Mall Trlbuna Virgin Station)
Saturday
P. M.
5 to 5:30 Standard Flumo
(ins Program.
5:110 to tl Popular Records.
(Ho 11:15 Fruit Dlspntehes by
Muron Hoot.
8:15 to 11:80 News and Mar-
kets by Mnll Tribune.
(1:30 to 7 Brunswick Brevl-
ties. 4
7 to 7:15 Tom nnd Wash
presented by Associated Oil
Co.
Sunday
P. iM.t
0 to 0:30 Economy Lumber
Co.
0:31) to 7 Watch Tower Pro-
gram by International Bible
Students.
7 to 7:30 Master Works Se-
riea. 41
7:30 to 8 Request Period.
8 to II Valley Radio Church.
4 Monday
A. M.
7:55 to 8 Itreakfast Droatl-
cast of News by Mall Trlb-
uno.
8 to 8:30 Economy Orocete-
ria presenting the "KYBO"
Hour.
8:30 to 8:45 Medford Cash &
Carry Cleanera and DyerH.
8:45 tn 9 Gold Seal Creamery.
fl to 0:30 John Cupp Eurnl-
. . tnre Co.
0:30 to 10 West Side Plmr-
macy. ...
10 to 10:30 Boy Scouts, In
person, through courtesy of
American Laundry.
10:30 lo 11 Popular Record-
lngn.
:
11 to 11:30 K, L, Electric,
Ashland,
11:0 to 12 Ashland Conva-
lescent nnd Rest Home.
P. M.
12 to 12:30 Lewis Super Sor-
vice station.
12:30 News Flashes by Mall
Tribune.
12:30 to 1 Sanderson Motor
Co.
1 to 1 :30 Popular Recordings,
1:30 to, 2 Snlder's Dairy &
Produce Co,
2 to 2:30 Brunswick Brevl-
ties.
2:30 In 3 Popular Recordings.
5 to 5:30 Standard Flnmo
Ons I'roKrara.
B:30 to 6 Schernr Motor Co.
0 to 6:15 Fruit Dispatches by
Mull Trlbunei . .
0:15 to 0:30 Nowb and Mar-
lHn by Mnll Tribune.
0:30 to 7 "The Toggery." .
7 lo 7:15 Tom and Wash
presented by Associated Oil
Co.
7 to 7:15 Cecil nnd Sally In
KMED Debut. Kach even-
Jng except Sunday..,
8 tn 8:30 Mond Furch Motor
Co.
8:30 to 11:30 Mono Motor Co.
PHOENIX LADIES HONOR
RESIDENT OF APPLEGATE
t'HOkN'lX, Ore1.,1 Jtln'o 21 (S)l.)
Mrs. Albert Sollss and Miss. Doris
Hose of I'lioenlx were birthday din
ner guests ut the homo of Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman Messenger on Applc-
gule Sunday, In honor or Mrs. Mes
senger.
Others present wore Miss Arleta
Messenger of Medford and Mr. and
Mrs. Dunlnp of Grants Pass.
Mrs. Messenger received a lovely
chlimr clock as a birthday Rift from
her daughter. . , . -
.
AN'piOIPMO OKrtEK, Ore.. Juno
21, (pl.) Jhm.' Mays nnrt fnmlly
were In Tnlent Tuewdny. ,
iIr.i. J. MucDnniild Wan out 10
the valley Friday. ,
Mm. t. C. Jones nnd duughter
pent Wednesday with Mrs. Ja.f.
May
(le(. MeAmitly nnd wife, Jn-.
.Mays and family upent Sunday la
Ashlnnd pr.rk. .
Mr. and Mrs. Hushnetl wero In
Atthland Tuesday. , - ,
Krnost Itunhnel nnd family have
Kono to Vortlnnd on a visit.
Oeo. Young in helping Mr. Mc
Anally with his hay this week.
Mr. Iieeon was out to Ashland
Thursday.
t'onstructlon of Ilnnclon-nivcrton
spctlnn of Huosi-vplt hlplnvny prn
grosslna rapidly.
' ANDERSON CREEK !
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