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Newspaper Page TextBEDFORD MAIL TKTBTJ!TE. MTDFOftD, OUTGO'S'. FHTNTlAT. APETL 2?. 1935 PAGE THREE aeaisTaairgniniinBry .-.-vss TDK Sarred Hrart Church. Rev. P. W. Black, paator. Musei, 8 and 10:30. Sunday school Immediately o'clock mass. St. Mark's Episcopal Church B. S. Bart lain Holy communion, 8:00 A. M. Holy Communion, special tons arvlce and aermon, 11:00 A. M. Church achool, 9:43 A. M. Seventh Pay Ad vent Ut Church Ednarda and Beatty Strneto Regular service : Sabbath achool (Saturday 9:30 a. m. Preaching aerv k, 11 a.m. Young people's meeting, 8:00 P. M. Preaching service Sunday. 7:80 P.M. Subject: 'The Reaponw ol History to the Voice of Prophecy. We welcome you. Churrh of God Corner of Haven and Holly Street Church achool. 9:45 A.M.; morning worship, 11 A.M.; Young People, 7 P. M.; evening services, 7:45 P.M. Prayer service Wednesday, 7:30 P.M. Ladles' Home and Foreign Circle Thursday, 10 A.M. to 4 P.M. at 814 W. 2nd street. ... All are Invited. D. M. Clemens, pastor, 814 W. 9nd street. Free Methodist Church Corner 10th and Ivy Street B. N. Long, Paator ' Sunday school, 9:45 A. M. Morning massage at eleven o'clock. Subject: "The Need of the Hour A Praying Church." Y. P. M. S. meeting. 6:30 P. M. Evening service. 7:30. Beginning Tuesday evening, April 80, there wlU be. special evangelistic services with Rev. J. R. Stewart as evangelist. There will be services each aight during the week. The public is invited to attend all these services. Medford Company of Jehovah's , Witnesses The Mdford Company of Jehovah's Wltneesea is broadcasting a lecture by Judgo Rutherford dealing strictly with the Bible over KM ED every Tuesday afternoon at 1:30. Judge Rutherford's Bible atudy helps aro In book and booklet form and have been translated Into sixty languages since 1922. All interests In Watch Tower Bible study are wel come to meet every Sunday morning at 10 o'clock and Wednesday at 1:30 o'clock, 727 South Central street, Medford. Methodist Episcopal Church, South. Corner Main and Oakdale. T. G. Patterson, pastor. Sunday, April 28, 1935: Church school at 9:45. Dr. Frank Roberta, superintendent. Sermon at 11 o'clock by Rev. J. P. Bray, formerly of Medford, but now pastor of the church at Milton, Oregon. Young peoples service at 7:15. Preaching by the pastor at 8 p.m. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening, T30 choir practice following. Those not attending ot her churches cordially invited to worship with us. St, Peter's Lutheran Church (Missouri Synod) S. Main and Portland Avenue H. H. Young. Pastor Sunday achool and Bible class at 10:00. Divine worship at 11:00. Theme: How God Convert the Im penitent Sinner." After service the ladles of the con gregation serve a dinner tn honor- of the Sunday school staff and other workers. All members axe cordially in vited. No evening service this evening. Visitors are always welcome... Church of the Nazartme. Central avenue at Jackson. At the popular Sunday night 7:30 evangelistic hour, Fred M. Weather ford, pajtor-evangelist. will begin f scries of three messages from the general- topic, "A Second Definite Work of Grace by the Holy Spirit. Theso mewytges will be given in three consecutive Sunday nights. Two spec ial musical numbers will be heard. Sunday school at 9:45 a.m., Arnold Kornstnd. superOtntendent. All pre vious attendance records were broken last Sunria. with 305 in aiteudauce An hour of Interest and a time of moral and spiritual education. At the -11:00 o'clock morning worship hour, Mr. A'eatherford will speak from the topic. "Parental- Re llglon and Discipline." This effort will be a practical message. Special music will feature. Young People's 'meeting at 6:3u p.m.. Mlsa Helen So heel, president. Helpful and Insplra.. -ne. talks by young people will be the order oi this service. , Junior service at 6:30. Mrs. Wea- thprford, director. . Peoples' meeting Wednesday even ing at 7:30. To strangers and friends we offer an ever-cordlal welcome. TRTTuuju nr- ncm-rmam v. . tjnm itt H0i."SE OK nEPENDAW.K QUALITY JUST ARRIVED A new shipment nf slij'. nn.l sown . . spefinllv priced GAMBRE PRODUCTS Hollywood' ,nns' ?iTr di.'.pnnnt SPENCER CORSETS Individually desiyned for figure nutrol First BaptUt Church. Sunday school, 9.15 a. m. Morning worship. 11:00 a.m. The special musical features of this ser vice will be singing by the W. W. o. girls. The pa&tor speaks on "A Great Life." Young people's group meetings lor Bible study and derottcn, 7:00 p.m. Evening worship. 8. 150 p.m. A hall hour of songs everybody alngs. Solo, selected, Mrs. D. V. Ptatt. Sermon. "Fighting Against God." You are cordially Invited to share these services with us and to enjoy the cordiality of our people. First Christian Church, Ninth and Oakdale streets. W. R, Balrd, minister. Bible school at 9:45 a.m.. Ralph Cook, superintendent. Everyman's Bible c:as in court house auditorium, 9:45. Morning worship begins at 10 :55. Sermon subject, "The Bride ol Christ." Christian Endeavor at 6:30 p.m. Evening evangelistic service at 7:30. Sermon subject, "The Athletics ol Life." Musical program under direction of Elite Herbert Yeoman. Morning anthem, "The Lord Is My Rock," Lorenz. Evening anthem, "Oh, Worship the King," Heyser. Zlon Evangelical Lutheran Church Fourth Street near Oakdale Avenue. Geo. P. Kabele. D. D.. Pastor. Sunday school at 10 a. m. Classes for all ages. The school has had the highest attendance records for the year the past two Sundays. Morning worship at 10:56. Sermon subject, "Our Living Hope." Special music: Pipe organ prelude played by Mark Andrews: (a) "Saved by Grace" (Stebbina); (b) "Crossing the Bar" (Barnby); (c)) "The Palms' Faure); duet with orchestra and pipe organ: "Whispering Hope." ( Alice Haw thorne) sung by Olive Kline and El sie Baker; anthem, "Fling Wide the Gates," (Kaufman) by the choir; postlude, March by Mendelssohn, played by Mark Andrews. 7 p. m. Young People's Luther League devotional meeting. All In vited. The First Presbyterian Church. Corner Holly and Eighth streets. Sunday, April 28. Pastor, Rev. R. S. Peterwjn. Superintendent of Sunday, Dr. B. R. Elliott. Choir drector, Mrs. Edith A. Gar rett. Organist, Mrs. Henry Huenergardt. Sunday school at 9:45 a.m. Classes for all ages. Morning worship 11:00 a.m. Prelude, "Awakening' Engelmann Anthem. "But the Lord is Mindful of His Own" ....... Mendeisohn-loeh Offer torn, "Consolation" - .. Mendelssohn Solo, "No Night There" Dankb Mrs. Edith A. Garrett. Sermon "Because He Lives." Postlude March by Petrall. Young People's Christian Endeavor service. 6:45 p.m., leader. Miss Doro thy Wilson. First Church of Clirlut, Scientist Authorised branch of The Mother Church, the First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Maan. Services are held every Sunday at 11 o'clock, church edifice, 313 North Oakdale. Subject for Sunday, April 28th. Sunday school at 9:30 A.M. Appli cants under the age of 20 may be ad mitted. Wednesday evening church meet ings, Including testimonies of Chris tian Science healings, at 8 o'clock. The reading room, which Is located at 401 In the Medford building, is op'.a daily from 7 A.M. to 0 P.M., ex cept Sunday and holidays. The li brarian is In attendance from 10 to 4 at which time the Bible and all auth orized Christian Science literature may be read, borrowed or purchased. "The public Is cordially Invited to attend the services and visit the read ing room. The FlrH Methmllst F.ilsmpal Chart b West Main and Laurel streets. Joseph. Knotts. minister. Sunday school. 9:45 a.m. E. J. Kornstad, superintendent. All pre ltors and new pupils who were with us Easter are Invited to be regular attendants at our Stingy school Morning worship. 11 a.m. Sermon theme. "The Ascension." Musical numbers: Olfertory, "Song of Prayer'' Belle: Prelude. "Deep Dawu" PlPrce; Postlude. "Farare." Dorn; Anthem. "The Lord Is My Strength." Wooler. Mr. Don Huckabee, director and organist. The Epworth leagues meet in the two parlors cf the church, 7:00 p.m. All young people Invited. Evening service. 8 p. m. Please note the change In time of the even ing service. Sermon theme. "The Fool's Harvest." The male chorus favored eometii'S 1 week nnlv will sing the old slave song, "Steal Away." The choir will render a spec- j lal number. Come and enjoy this popular evening service. Mr. Olsf j Severson, director. Mrs. Lucille 6c hop- I pert, organist. Tuesday, 7 :30 p.m., Sunday school board meeting. Wednesday, . 7 :30 p. m., prayer meeting. Methodist Church Boys, Girls Club Concludes Study The boys and girls' ''World Club" of the Southern Methodist church, under supervision of Mrs. Frank Roberta, completed their quarter's study of Japanese children with a program and the presentation of the Japanese international good-will flag of the "Kol-Noborl." a huge highly colored carp fish, at the church Thursday evening. Some thirty-five children were present as were also a grodly number of adults. The candle lighting service and reception of new members was very Impressive. Their large, beautiful, friendly doll, with her lovely ward robe, was on exhibit before starting on her long voyage to Japan next Monday. With a candy pulling and social time In the basement of the church the club adjourned, feeling that they had completed a good quarter's work with a friendliest attitude and a better understanding towards world children, which may go far in solv ing the world peace problem. Dse Mall Tribune want ads. All Medford Churches L FIRST. BAPTIST CHURCH Filth St. and X. Central Sfc.k me First Baptist Church of Medford "-was organized June '7th, 1885, and win. therefore, celebrate Its fiftieth anni versary on June 7th of this year. Of Its eighteen charter mem b e r s know of only Kev. W. H. Ratnn two still living. Pastor Mrs. S. L. Bennett First Baptist' and Mrs. C. Rich ardson. The first house of worship was erecetd by this church In 1887. at the comer of North central and Fifth, where the present building now stands. , The present church building was erected during the pastorate of Bav. F. R. Leach at a cost of 65.000.00. not Including' the lot and msterlal from the old building used in the new. This building was dedicated Nov. 4th. 1923, and Is a sightly mod ern structure and admirably adapted to present day needs of an Institu tional church program. 493 T These representative Medford business and professional people listed below, through this entire series of articles possible. Their friendship indicates a desire to assist fj! . MEDFORD NATIONAL BANK -r-EEran FIRST NATIONAL BANK n..'j,? X...n.t ..ff"Wr?. :'" "i""7 ' CUud.lt. B..ulr Shop L : : Stationery llor sZi t'-tPjni Slu..m B.rlw Shop f.J W?12.W(BS-fS.'Sr ARMSTRONG MOTORS, Uk. '-fet - ., V O CHHTSI.UI FLTMOWTI DIATOM -G-J- " - PEOPLE'S ELECTRIC STORE jiUlVWlS I f?4&jlvT -gV h- p ITia - 'l ,nhtTni A. B. CULTS JZ YJHSit SERVICE STATION 4k . H PXatHW mm yl1& -Come, soy m$w,F. rtUMBINC 4 HEATING 7 f 1 pwn ir.TTo.t.r . .rwT mwmr Jj IS jf r y 7 "' 7?rVr' LIBERTY MARKET tWW SKINNER'S GARAGE lif'X ""i-r"et-n-t ? t-f m r, ,,,, WELL'S TAXI "t)!L-5s. jmVwA r buma : Wmm --t hfla SJ)sJJk MifeIO: pVS OAKD.EA.S.I1.GOCERY JSR2)ZZZ: RwRJ--b' masonehrman & co. WW Wi r' V,'o- fS OIJS, THE TAILOR Ht'lUl O Zr' lU. UYOOpXT fa PALACE BEAUTV JAO50H COUN71 flU Ctt -,f .".'.V. Sj J "f, t r a.-?-,& OiSm "7i:-.Gvyo-K. - LAMPORT'S JPBSfM ?-J& . . T7;7-';'4K? i'"jr""'',V FBff.ny5" JANrF.RON MOTOR CO. " '--''!. j? CMET LEONARD 8 if CJ (6&. .. , ,, , , . 1 ,..UIM ?l Morton Miiijng Co nomtk uuntrr 'ivT.Tr l'""'", Z'Tt y "" yfc xy7T' Dr. J. W. Waters Opening Medford Veterinary Hosp. Dr. J. W. Waters, who recently pur chased the late Dr. Stone's veterinary equipment, has opened the Medford Veterinary hospital at 335 North Riv erside, where the lavast methods in the treatment of Injured and diseased animals will be used and advised. Dr. Waters says the slogan of the hos pital will be: "Where your pet will receive kind treatment and efficient attention." Dr. Waters, who Is graduate of the Kansas City Veterinary college and who also took work In other eastern universities in small animal practice, has worked in Oregon a part of the time during the past four years and until recently was with the U. S. de partment of agriculture In the In spection of tuberculin cattle In Cali fornia. He has had extensive experl- encn during the past 15 years In large j and small animal practice, partleu- j larly In the care and treatment of i small animals and In dairy practice in 1 some of the large cities. This new veterinary hospital, which Dr. Waters says will have the finest equipment In southern Oregon, will have a microscopic room, a laboratory, drug and surgery room, a cat ward and a dog ward. Arrangements are being made for the construction of airy, sunny ken nels at the city limit to be used tn connection with the hospital. Dr. Waters' telephone number will be the well known 369 which has been con T he zhurch present of f 1 oe r s are: pastor, W. Eaton. Ph.D. Cleric, A. J An- rierson. Treasurer, Dr. P. 3. Carlow. Missionary Treas urer, Dr. Eva Mains , . Carlow. MuMin It civ Tin Iris ! i,1trrnAiinte Treasurer Build h.y.p.u. ing rujiu, u. Knox. Supt. Junior De- partment, Mrs. E Flnley. 6upt. Beginners! Department, Mrs. L. J. Knox and Mrs.! El. 8. Wilder. Supt. Cradle Roll j Mrs. K. Q. Carlow. I Supt. Home De- partment, Mrs. John Lwls, President Ladles' Auxiliary, Mrs. R. L. Hague. Chairman of Trustees. J. W. Kent. Chairman Board of Deacons, Neff. flmL r j TV m f t wry B. F. Neff Supt. .Sunday School Board B. F. nected with the Medford Veterinary I hospital for the past twenty years. Sutcliffe Coming To First Baptist Dr. B B. Sutcliffe.. nationally known Blhle expositor and writer, will be in Medford at the First Bap tist church lor five days, beginning May 6. Dr. Satellite Is classed with such men ss James Gray, Goebeletu and Ironside. Not only does he have the knowl edge of God's Word, but he has the gift of Imparting It to others, which very few have. For Hose that Wear buy NOLUE A HOKitt Ethel wyn B- Hoffmann Try the Hotel Holland Coffee Shof for your next lunch or dinner. You will be satisfied. Prices very reason able. Schilling pepper will season a million steaks tonight., 1 -J 1 1 X . Extend to General Supt, of the Sunday School, B. P. Neff. Supt. Primary Department, Mrs. J. T. Fowler, President Brotherhood, M. E. Coe. President Senior B.Y.P.U., Prank Dalkey. President Intermediate B.Y.P.U.. Maureta Reynolds President Junior B.Y.P.U,, Betty Jean Myers. On May 31st, Dr. Eaton will have completed ten yenrs of pastoral ser vice with this church and plans to retire at that time from pnstornl ictlvlty. The church has called Rev. Wolford A. Dawes of Vancouver, Wash., and ft is expected that he will iwum Its pastoral leadership on July 1st. Among the activities of the church none take a larger place tnnn is ;lven the Sunday School. This school is departmentally organised and closely grnded, and enjoys the minis trations of an efficient corps of of fl cere and teachers whose evangelistic wd cultural ideals are high. There ire clashes for all ages, and those jlassta auove the primary department lie organized with live officers and working committers. The women of the church are or anlwd under the name of The DR. JAMES FAMOUS BATTLE CREEK FOOD AUTHORITY LAUDS HONEY KRUSHED WHEAT BREAD Laboratory Tests By Nationally Known Authority Proves Honey Krushed Wheat Bread Quickly Corrects Constipation and Bowel Ailments. Dr. Thomas James. Battle Creek. Michigan, food authority, who has won world wide renown for his cre ation of the famous. Jame-A-Slne hygienic appliances, writes as follows about the new Honey Krushed Whe.it Bread baked loe-:ty by the Fluhrer Bakeries "There 'haa been so much discus sion lately about Honey Kruahrd Wheat Bread that I was anxious to analyse his product. "I find the honey and crushed wheat very helpful In correcting bowel duorders. Our analysis fur ther shows that Honoy Krushed Whent Bread contains the following elements: endospermi Iodine, honey comb of cellulose, Iron, silicon, nitro gen, hydrogen, fluorine, lime, phos phorus, bran and potassium, "You have my personal endorse ment of this new product along with ,the highest praise our profession can Everyone A uadlea' Auxil 1 a r v. with the UAuar, complement of of- 4 floera, among the vice-,:: M 0 d ents have A of the sev-'-ljl L whom p r es 1 d charge eral distinct phase - Jk of the work of the organization. Alter nate meetings are given over to the MIm rt'Ni i Pret. Junior M.V-P.U. planning and dis cus a 1 n g of pro grams and work In the local church and to Information and Inspiration In missions. The rccrentlonal committee of this body supervises the general social activities of the churrh. Including tho monthly All-Church Night Dinner and the devotional and recttent.ional program which follows the dinner. The .spiritual Interests of the church are specially fostered by a hoard of eighteen deacons and dea conesses who visit the sick, relieve the distressed, welcome strangera, osslst the pwtor In the administra tion of the ordln.Sncps and in general promote the spiritual interest of tho church. The Advisory Bosrd Is the pwtor's 3 PARKER'S POTATO CHIPS ROYAL PICKLES PARKER'S HONEY un B. Hoffmann Swltoi BRILL METAL WORKS TrartMt Bity Shop lit; ono Cy,. fir YELLOW Wl OTX MEAT MAOKKT JACKSfN STREET GARAGE Omri- Im All t niiApXrvrr.rD workmanship riHfwIliwMiUi P'W tH SHIRLEY BROS. . PENWELL rPMiMBlPM-,1 BIDFN'S SKOf SERVICE WEBB CARION'4 wu PAPrn t, paint vol m .in m. ma' ,.. mwi... FRANKLIN'S GROCERY r..,rip I: t tld. arr sanitary service inc. fit mm . bestow." Signed. Dr. Thorn a James. ' DatUe Creek, Michigan. Because it contains the entire whole wheat kernel in a crushed form, phis pure honey and other Ingredients which have a stimulat ing action. Honey Krushed Whent Bread has proven very beneficial to those who have been forced to take laxatives and habit-forming cathar tics. If eaten regularly Honey Krushed Wheat Bread often restore normal elimination because it con- tain exactly the right amount of roughage to form a balanced diet. You can buy Honey Krushed Wheat Biead. sliced find wrapped In a new moisture proof cellophane wrapper at all leading food store. It Is eaty to Identify because the outer crut, by n exclusive process. Is covered with an extra supply of nourishing crushed wheat. Cordial Invitation To work iiiK cabhwi. jpsvj., and consists oi an the officers of thelL church end the standing commit-! tees. With t h i f board the pastor confers from tlmr to time upon mat ters of Importance to the Interest ol the church The Brotherhood Is the men's organ I z, k 1 1 o n of the church. It lunctlona particularly In the worte of the men's class In the Sunday School, as well as In various other ways of helpfulness to the church. It la a fine promoter of good fellowship among the men and Is highly effective aft a means of hitch ing the man powei nf the church top the accom p 1 1 s h-5i ment of Its tasks The young Po pie of the churcn. are organised un der the general; caption of Younv People's Unlnn and are dlvld into three grou according to age at senior. Junior and I intermediate. The groups meet simultaneously In their Meveral rooms at H:H0. fluiulny eve. if : I & A t runk Ualkey pres. Senior H.YP.U. 6 H I St Pres. I.iuli.- Aiiklllnry their financial cooperation, are in stimulating greater church MLIll Oil II MAIL TRIBUNE JUllEI' MI.IMOIIII . cm. i:iioi se 'ufl.T K. M;llll. "'Mine Mil , Bowm.n'i B.rhr Shop nd B.uty P.rlor 2-L MODEL BAKERY HOUr.f MAID MMO CRYSTAL SPRINGS OretM MtcliMiul tinlct Dr. k R. 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(Copyright 1034. All rights reserved.) Honey Krushed is made by Fluhrer In the finest bakery of Its size In th West. nlnga for dovotton. Bible study an4 dlRctualon, of vartoiu interesta and experiences In Christian life and sen vice. These group meetings are In valuable as. help to Christian living And as training clnraes In the ex pressions! and administrative phases of preparation for participation In the genoral acttvttles of the church. Their orricers aro chosen subject to the approval of the church, and each group has Its counsellor chosen from the church. . Advent Christ Inn Church HupllKt Church C'hrlMlan Church Church of Christ Church of Oort rirttt Church of Christ Sclent Tree .Methodist Churrh Full (.of-pel Church Jehovuh's Witnesses Latter Ihiy Saints Mnlu Ntrert MrthodUt South Methodist KplM'npal Church Niixurcne (hutch PIHcrhn's Holiness PreKhylerliin Churrh Jncrd lleort Church St, Mark's Church St. Peter's l.utherun ChurcTi seventh Huy Adventlst . 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