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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON', TUESDAY, APRIL 23, 1935.
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Speaking Sunday night at the
Church of the Nazarene from the
topic, "The Glory of Christ's Resur
rection Triumph." Fred M. Weather
ford, paster evangelist, used as bla
text, John 14 :19. "Because I live,
ye shall live also." In brief his mes
sage follows:
"Easter la the climax of 4000
years of divine economy In an el
fort to refashion the spiritual mold
of mankind. Easter was the voice of
prophecy to demonstrate Its fulfill
ment. "All the sacred annals of heaven's
library were opened to the reading
world when Calvary's tomb yielded
Its prey. If the resurrection revela
tion of Christ la not actual history,
there Is no history. That day In
serted a brilliant marker In the
catalogue of the Christian dead and
extends to the living an ever-lighted i
beacon to direct Its steps out of i
darkness and spiritual decay. It
bridges the gap acroaa the transclent I
scenes of time to a world glided
with Immortal glory and Imperial!-j
able duration. The resurrection la
the seal of Christ's claim 'I am the
Resurrection and the Life.' It gives
an unmitigated assurance to faith
In His promise 'Because I live, ye
shall live also.'
"The resurrection la Christ's seal
bringing to a glorloua consumma
tion His completed plan of redemp
tion. It bespeaks a new and glorious
life. Man la a sinner and needs par
don. Be Is unpurlflcd In heart and
needs cleansing.-
"The whole prophetic and gospel
fabric la so Interlaced with resur
rection truth aa to make It Insep
arable to the plan of divine revela
tion. New Testament writers alone
make nearly one hundred refer
ences to this cardinal truth.
"Chrlet's bodily resurrection la the
benediction of Clod, placing His di
vine seal of approval upon Calvary's
sacrifice, to open up a provisory
haven, where men may come with
their certificates of faith and realize
upon the eternal values extended
them In a redemption that holds
for an Inexhaustible duration. Our
sins committed us to the devil's
pawnshop. Christ came to pay the
ransom with His own blood and
buy ua back to God.
"But the cross did not hold Christ.
The grave with all the skill of
human wit, genius and militaristic
power could not hold Him. Im
mortality cannot be confined. The
stupidity of man la revealed when
he attempts to evict the certainty
of a resurrection, for every man.
Became I live, ye shall live also.'
are the worda of Him who became
the first frulta of them that slept.
"Doff the robe of sin with tta
certain and ultimate defeat. Come
with your certificate of faith and
cash In on the promissory note of
God."
Several hands were lifted
prayer.
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THE GRANGE
Lake Creek Grange.
Next meeting of Lake Creek Orange
will be April 90. The birthdays ot
Floyd Charley snd the Orange will
be celebrated, with Helen Sldley,
Julia etdley,' Herman Meyer and Beth
Znndel on the serving committee.
At the last meotlng, Ruhb Moore,
chairman of the Home Economics
committee, aaked for augapAtlona on
how to prevent automobile accidents.
The remit was a most Interesting
discussion containing much valuable
advice to car drivers.
Next feature of the progrsm waa
a song, "Oregon, My Home," sung
by Mabel Brown, Oeorge Brown snd
Myrtle Charley, with Helen Brown
st the plane This waa followed by
reports on various birds and their
habits, among which were. "Speed
of Birds," by Mabel Stanley; "The
Wren Family." by Myrtle Charley;
"The Humming Bird." by Mabel
Brown; "Life of a Bird." by Beth
Zundel; "Neetlng In a Blacksmith
Forge," by Reed Charley; "The Kll
dee," by Ella Meyer; "The 8now
Bird." by Mary Moore; "The Bobln."
by Anna Tonn: "The Downy Wood
pocker." by Gwendolyn Charley; "The
Bob-o-Llnk." by Janet Charley: "The
Crow." by Oeorge Brown; "The Black
bird." hy Rum Moore; "The Balti
more Oriole." by Tom Btanley; "The
Humming Bird." by Helen 8ldley;
"Blrda Save for the Termer." by Julia
Bklley.
Accordion musie hy Runs Moore
was snother enjoyable feature 01
the evening.
The Orange was led by Mabel
Brown In singing "How's for Otttlng
Friendly?"
Remainder of the evening was
spent In folk dances led by Mabel
Brown and Oeorge Brown.
Pioneer Daughter
Dies In Monmouth
MONMOUTH. Ore, April 3 (API
Mrs. Mnrtntha Arant, 78, Mon
mouth realrtent for M years ana
daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs.
Franklin 8. Powell, Oregon pioneers
of 1BS1. died at her home here last
nig hi flllowlng a three weeks' ill
ness. Mrs. Arant was wn June 15, 1MU.
on a donation land claim In Linn
county. When she wss 10 years old
the fsmlly moved to Monmouth.
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their sudden marriage, a ceremony that caught society completely by
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Williams Creek
WILLIAMS CREEK, April 33. (Spl.)
Mrs. Jap Letlmore of Orants Pass
hss been at the home of her sister.
Mrs. Taylor Hartley, caring for her
while on the sick list. Mrs. Hartley's
dnughter, Mrs. Bob Sparlln of Klam
ath Palla, arrived last week to care
for her mother, whom friends sre
glad to hear la feeling better.
Harold Vencll has returned home
from Powers, where he hsd been work
ing In a logging camp but waa laid
olf together with several oohera. The
company found that because of delay
due to uncommonly deep snow It had
lost several orders.
Fred Calkins, who hss been visit
ing his wife at the home of her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cougle,
during the Easter vacation, returned
to Martinez, Cel., wbere he la princi
pal In one of the schools.
Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Raxrord of
Yachats announce the birth of a ex
pound son on April 8. The little one
has been named Rnymond Delbert.
Mrs. Rexford will be remembered here
aa Miss Hllvla Venclll. She Is a grad
uate of Williams high school and has
I msny friends here.
Mr. snd Mrs. Henry Bennett of
Holllster, Mo., but lately of Williams,
write that they recently had a lovely
trip Into Iowa. They visited the state
copltol In Jefferson City, Mo also
at Des Mlones, la. Also they visited
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Tuttle at Mo-
rovla, Iowa. The Tuttlrs are known
on WllUsms Creek, hsvlng spent a
year or two here. Mra. Tuttle Is a
dnughter of Mrs. Esther Large. They
also visited Mra Eva. Casey of Leba
non, who Is known here, she linvltig
vlnlted several months st the home
of her brother. C W. Roberts.
Orange benefit dnnce was attended
by a large crowd. The Hanson or
chestra, now composed of six pieces,
furnished the music. There waa quite
a number from outside points. Dur
ing ths evening Miss Constance Lem
mon was Introduced to the crowd by
the dancing master aa Williams' entry
In the Wlnetrout popularity contest.
Miss Lemmon saya her alogntv Is
Oregon grows better and bigger Lem
ons; aend one to California; and that
la Just what Williams Is trying to
do"
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Blodgette enter
tained as house guests over the week
end the Misses Hoiw Octettes. Wilms
MrKensl, Ireene Rogers, Wands Dnrd
rlp, Oenevleve Onllway. Nnoma Oray.
Evelyn Hunt and their daughter, Eu
nice, all teachers In the Orants Pass
City schools. Also Saturday after
noon, and for a 0 o'clock buffet sup
per,, illisri Mell Carter and Mildred
Suva, teachers In the Williams school,
snd Josephine Topping.
Oreuon Weather.
Cloudy; rain went portion 1st to
night or Wednesday; frost cast and
south portion tonight; freh west
rwcomlng south wind off the coast
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McLEOD, April 23. (Spl.) Mr.
and Mrs. R. H. AUworth were in
Medford Bsturday to see Henry
Frsncls who Is critically 111 with
double pneun.onla at the Sacred
Heart hospital.
Orandma Dltsworth. who has been
111 for some weeks, waa taken
to Klamath Falls isst week where
she will be csred for by her daugh
ter, Mrs. Sutton. Mr. Dltsworth, Sr..
accompanied her.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Taylor were
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. L.
Johnson April 20.
The newly organised Home Eco
nomics club held Its flrct regular
meeting st McLeod April 16. wltn
an attendance of 11. The club has
already purchased five dozen cups
and ordered material for officers'
regalia, which members will sew In
the nesr future.
A number of friends called on
Mrs. J. W. Richardson Wednesday to
help her sew on a quilt she Is mak
ing for her grent-granddaughter.
Among those helping were Mrs. Carl
Richardson. Mrs. Ritchie and Mrs.
Roy Vaughn. After the work was
done the ladles all cslled on Mrs.
F. J. Dltsworth. Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Olass called on
Sams Valley friends Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Jeldness spent
Sunday at their place here.
Several people have been reported
111 with mushroom poisoning re
cently. Among them Mrs. Harry
Harding.
Mrs. E. D. Hoag and Mrs. W. D.
Coburn were guests of Patty Clem
ens, who was hostess the Pstch
and Chatter club Apul 18.
McLeod Homo Extension club will
meet at the home of Mrs. Haines
Thursday, April 28. Election of offi
cers win be msln business of the
day. Oulde patterns will be com
pleted and plans for attending home-
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makers' day will be made. Pot luck
luncheon will be served at noon.
Every member la urged to attend.
The Upper Rogue Grange will give
a card party at the Log Cabin Fri
day night. April 20. Pinochle and
five hundred will be played. A few
cent and either cake or sandwiches
will admit each couple. Every one is
invited.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Rodgers took
their eon, Kenneth, to Ashland for
optical treatment April 15.
Mr. and Mrs. Prod Moman and
W. O, Morgan spent the week-end
at their homestead.
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Dltsworth were
Med ford shopper April 15.
Talent
TALENT, April 23 (Spl.) A three
act oomedy, "Mistaken Identity." will
be presented by the senior class of
the Talent high school Friday even
ing at 8 o'clock In the high school
auditorium. The play, under direc
tion of Miss Mary McLamln, la packed
with suspense and thrills. Mr. Jonea,
who has the lead, la ably supported
by a full cast. Tickets are on sale at
Tryon'e.
Mrs. Jay Terrlll will entertain mem
bers of the healt unit at her home
Wednesdsy afternoon. All members'
sre requested to be present.
Mrs. F. C. Helmer returned Satur
day from Long Beach, Cel., where she
had been visiting. She was accompa,
nled home by her daughter, Mrs. Lil
lian Venable, and children.
Mra. Oeorge Hartley and Mrs. Earl
Simmons accompsrtled Mra. Simmons'
brother, Ben Hammond, on a motor
trip to Willows. Cal., last week, re
turning home Friday.
Ladles' Aid society of the Method
ist church will meet with Mrs. Olen
White Thursday.
Next regular meeting of the P.-T.
A. has been postponed until In May,
at which time new officers will be
elected.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Holdrldge were
host and hostess at a family dinner
entertaining the following guests; Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Holdrldge, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Roed, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne
Holdrldge and son, Bobby; Clarence
Holdrldge, Dclwln Hurley, Albert
Moore and Delos Churchill of Med
ford. Friends of Mrs. Mary O. Carey will
be Interested to know that one of Mrs.
Csrey'se songs. "The Way of Faith,"
will be aung by the Rev. D. E. Millard
over KMED Wednesday evening. Mrs
Carey, who Is quite a talented writer,
has many songs and poems to her
credit.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Gardner of
Portland were visiting friends and
relatives In Talent over the week end.
Prospect
PROSPECT, April 23. (Spl.) Fri
day night. April 26th, the Orange
la holding a benefit five hundred
and pinochle party for nil members
and their friends.
Mr. and Mra. Charles Manning
were dinner gueata Wednesday ol
Mrs. E. H. Hurd In Medford.
Mrs. Kntle Grieve and Mr. and
Mrs. Tom Carlton shopped In Med
ford April 17.
Burton Train spent the week-end
with his sister. Mra. Clifford Collier
nnd family.
Mrs. Gus Dltsworth entertained
Sunday afternoon with an Eatr egg
hunt for the children of the neigh
bor hood.
Mr. and Mra. Gus Dltsworth are
acting as temporary caretakers at
the Nion Tucker place. (
Mrs. Li rale Nichols la keeping
houne for her father. Jack Vaughn,
at the Gus Dltsworth rnnch.
Prospect P.-T. A. gave an Easter
pnrty for all of the school children
Friday afternoon.
Rogue River Timber Co. Is build
ing a new house on the Kntle Grieve !
ranch for the occupancy of Bruce 1
Grieve and family. . t
Easter Sunday was cold and stormy I
not even a good day for fishing, i
A heavy snow storm Monday morn- j
omroiT
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ux man
lng whitened the ground and build
ing roofs and also made the atmos
phere quite chilly.
JULIAN DAILY TAKEN
IB STATE PRISON BY
DEPUTY HERB MOORE
Julian Dslly. 23, under a five
year sentence In stste prison for
convlctlcn of participation In the
DeVoe store robbery last May, In
which shota were exchanged with
city police who surprised burglan In
tne store, waa taken to the peniten
tiary yesterday In custody of Deputy
Sheriff Herb Moore.
It was Daily's third visit to the
"big house," snd according to his
attorney and county officials, the
youth realizes the seriousness of his
predicament and baa changed his
attitude towarda organized aoclety.
One more felony conviction and he
will come under the Oregon habitual
criminal act. and face a mandatory
life term. The sheriff's office reports
that Dally, during hie county Jail
Incarceration, plotted escape and was
kept under close survelllsnce.
Olenn Tremalne and Leslie (Buck)
Wilson, the latter a former Ashland
youth, stand Indicted in this county
for burglary. They are at large, and
authorities claim they were members
of the gang that committed several
local crimes. The remainder of the
group are either serving prison terms
or are under suspended sentences.
The gang robbed DeVn' unan.
"What Not," the Junior high school.
tne senior nigh school, the Bunga
low store, and entered a number ol
local places during a wave of crime
two years ago. Last October the rob
bery of Mann's Department atore
lead to arrest of the band.
GEOGRAPHY CUSS
STUDIES INDIANS
The emergency education class In
Interpretative geography meets to
night at 7:15 In room 4 of the senior
high school. Tbe Amerlcnn Tnrli.n t.
the subject of major consideration for
the remainder of the term with spe
cial study devoted to types of homes,
tools. Implements and arts.
Mnp work Includes niacin? f r
dlsn tiroes on a blank map to be
Kept oy each student for reference,
and tho locating of topographic fea
tures, states and cities on the black-
oonrd map of the United States.
Last Tuesday evening Ben Ekholm
made an enviable record when he
named and pointed out 97 places In
50 seconds.
All emergency education classes are
fre and the general public Is Invited
to visit or enroll.
The class, conducted by Alice D.
English, meets each Tuesday night.
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SALEM. April 23. (AP) Hugh
Earle, newly appointed state lnaur
anoe commissioner, tpent two hours
In Salem yesterday going over the
affalra of hla new office with A. H.
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SALEM. April 33. (AP) The last
of the engineering contract of the
city cf Salem In Ita municipal water
project waa terminated last night
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continue the services of Baar A Cun
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employed intermittently by the ctty
at nee 1930.
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