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itmmitf in MEDFOirD MATT. TRTnTNT. MEDFORP. OREOOX. SUNDAY. MAY :.. irrsr PAGE THREE M. Murk's KplM'opul Church Rev. K. S. Bartlam, Rector. Holy communion. 8:00 -m. Confirmation services, and sermon by Bishop Walter T. Sumner. 11:00 a.m. Church school, 9:45 a. m. Sfnrnth Day Advent1t Church Edwards and Beatty Strceu . Regular service Sabbath school (Saturday), 9:30 a. m.; preaching service, 11:00 a. m. Young People's meeting. 3:00 p. m Preaching service Sunday. 7:30 p.m. Subject. "The Lord's Day Past, Pres ent, Future." AU welcome. ' Christian Church at Phoenix Sunday morning services at usual hour. In the evening Evangelist philips, a. former pastor of Murshfleld, will begin a protracted meeting to con- tlnue from night to night for an In definite time. Come and hear the old-time gospel by this great man: It will be a treat at 8:00 p.m. M. Brownrigg, minister. First Church of Chrlnt. 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 Sunday, May 5 Sunday school at 9:30 A. M. Appli cants under the age of 20 may be nd- mitwfd. -Wednesday evening church meet lngs, Including testimonies of Chris tian Science healings, at 8 o'clock. The reading room, which is located at 401 In the Medford building, is open daily from 7 A. M. to 6 P.M. ex cept Sunday and holidays. The 11 bratian Is in attendance from 10 to 4 at which time the Bible and alt auth orized Christian Science literature may be read, borrowed or purchased. The public Is cordially invited, to attend the services and visit the reading room. The Salvation Army 411 East Main Street Captain Q, R. Durham, Commanding Officer :00 A.M., prayer service; 10:00 A. M.. private councils for Salvationists only, conducted by Brigadier Harold Madsen, divisional commander of- the Oregon division. This meeting will be held at the headquarters. 12:15 P.M., luncheon at the Odd Fellows temple; 2:00 P. M.. private session of coun cils for Salvationists only at the Odd Fellows temple; small hall. Sunday school will be conducted ta usual at 2:00 P- M. at the head quarters, Dorothy Hammond, super intendent. 6:30 P. M- Young People's Legion service, led by Mrs. Myrtle Wilcox, newly appointed secretary of the Lclon. A cordial invitation Is extended to all Young People to meet with the Legion at- the above hour. 7:30 P. M., open air service. Main and Central streets; 8:00 P. M., great Sal vation meeting led by Brigadier Mad sen. You will find a cordial welcome at the Salvation Army. Church of The Xazarenr Central Ave. at Jackson "The Power of the Holy Ghost. Is the topic from which Fred M. Wea ther ford wilt be heard at the popular 7:30 evangelistic hour Sunday night. This effort will be the second mei sage in a series of three, from the general topic ("A Second Definite Work of Orace by the Holy Spirit"). There will be special music a plenty, with lusty stnglnir by the audience. "The Sobs of Broken Hearted Par ent.' composes the topic from which Mr. Weatherford will speak at the eleven o'clock morning worship. This will be a second message on discip line. Special music wilt be featured. Sunday school at 9:5 a. m. Arno'd Kornstad, superintendent. The moral and spiritual truths of the Bible rep resent the auge by which God rules destinies. We extend a liberal Invita tion to study it with us. Young People's meeting at 6:30 p. m. Miss Helen Scheel. president. A growing spiritual group of young peo ple, with talent and effort in study and mwwage to bless and inspire no bility of Character. - Junior meeting at 6:30, Mrs. Wea therford ' director. People's meeting Wednesday eve ning at 7:30. A season for spiritual j tonic and helpful inspiration. All meetings open to the public. Wei- ! come. HONOR ntL a GRUEN HVaUk WARRENTON . .. Rarr value wrjjtlrt, white Guildiie case BdjlTBra KENWOOD ... Simrilf rleRince in a r'!' 'v oKl fillcfl ' Irj EN for rrifti. raised figure dial, 17 jewels $32.10 Law (.irritnr the june htjh 0, re found In the het Churrh of Christ North Court St. . Service every Sunday. Social meeting, 10:15; preaching J 1:00. and communion, 11:45. Preaching n eve ning at 7:30. If you love the plain New Testa ment worship you .will feel at home with us. The Apostolic Faith Mission Services every Sunday morning. 10:30. Sunday evening. 7:30. - Sabbath school. 2:30 Sunday aft ernoon; Tuesday, Thursday and Fri day at 7:45 p. m. A musical pro gram by the 17 piece orchestra pre cedes the Sunday night service. Ev erybody welcome. No collections. Methodist Episcopal Church. South Corner Main and OakdaU. T. O. Patterson. Pastor. Church school at 9:45 a m. Dr. Frank Roberts, superintendent. Preaching service at 11 o'clock. Young people's service at -7:15 p. m. Evening sermon at 8 o'clock. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 7:30: choir practice following. Strangers or any who are not at tending other churches cordially in vited to attend these services. . Churrh of God Corner Haven and Hojiy Sts. Bible school, 9:45 a.m. Morning worship. 11 a.m. Young People, .7 p.m. Evening preaching, 7:45 p.m. Prayer service Wednesday, 7:45 p.m. Ladles Home and Foreign Missions Thursday. Various departments will meet In their respective places. All are welcome. D. M. Clemens, pastor. Residence at 814 West 2nd street. Free Methodist Churrh 10th and Ivy Streets E. N. Long, Pastor ' Sunday school 9 :45 A. M. Morning message by Rev. J. R. Stewart. Meeting at the County Farm at 3:00 o'clock by Rev. 6tewart. Young people's Meeting 6:45 p.m. Evening service, 7:30. Message by Rev. Stewart. The special evangelistic services are Increasing in Interest from night to night. There will be special services each ntght next week except Monday. The public is Invited to attend these services. First Christian Church Ninth and Oakdale streets. W. R. Balrd. minister. Bible schoo' at 9:45 a. m. Ralph Cook, superintendent. Everyman's Bible class In court house auditorium at 9:45. , Morning worship begins at 10:55. Sermon subject, "Wasted Years." Christian Endeavor at 6:30 p. m. Evening evangelistic service at 7:30. Sermon subject; "Communism and the Bee." Everyone ought to be interested in the subject of com munism. Hear this sermon tonight. Musical program under direction ol Effte Herbert Yeoman. Msrnlng anthem: "He Is My Fort ress," Wldermere. Evening anthem, To America At Thy Call," Wildermere. The First Methodist Episcopal Church West Main and Laurel streets Joseph Knotts. Minister. 9 :45 A. M. Sunday school. E. J. Neumann, superintendent. Come and enjoy the splendid lesson .today. 11 A- M. Morning worship. Ser mon theme: "The Love Cup." 7 P. M. Epworth League services. All young people invited. 8 P. M. Evening worship. Sermon theme, "Dost Thou Believe In the Son of God?" Music for the morning Prelude. "Morgan Leider." by Goetz; anthem. "Make a Joyful Noise." by Slmpey; offertory, selected; postlude. "Gloria." by Humboldt. Mr. Don Hucksbee, di rector and organist. Music for the evening: Organ pre lude; chorus, "Christ Returneth," by McGranahan: duet. "Drifting." by Aekley; clarinet and trumpet duet; offertory, selected; mixed quartet. What Shall the Harvest Be?" by Bliss; chimes and organ postlude. Mr. Olaf Severson, director; Mrs. Lucille Sehoppert, organist. Monday. 7:30 P.M. Official board meeting. Wednesday, 7:30 P. M. Prayer meeting. The youth of America knows and wants this world-famous watch. It has beauty. It has repu tation. It Is an achieve ment in timekeeping accuracy. This year you can give rhe g-aduate a GRUEN . . . without puling a burden on your purse. For ojr prices are as low as $24.75. in '.hi? $71.71 rence s Mailt nierr handle t" tire In larfe t It le. First Presbyterian Churrh Corner South Hotly and Eighth Sta. Pastor Rev. R. s. Peterson. Sunday school superintendent Dr B. R. Elllc.t. Chclr director 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. Pre lude. "Tendreise." by choir; anthem. "Saviour, When Night Involves the Skies," by Shelley; of feratory. "Ro mance." by Sheppard; solo. "Hold Thou iy Hand." by Briggs, Miss Ed na Elfert; sermon, "The Marks of the Cross." Young People s Christian Endeavor Society. 6:45 p.m. Consecration serv ice led by Harold Llttrell. Hon Evangelical Lutheran Churrh W. Fourth St., near Oakdale Ave. Oeo. P. Kabele. D D.. Pastor 10 A M.T-Sunday school. 11 A.M. Mcntng worship. Ser mon : "Life for Dry Bones." Special music Pipe organ solo. Mark : And rews, (a) "Safe in the Arms of Jesus";- (b) "The Old Rugged Cross." Tenor and contralto duet. "The Lord Is My Shepherd" (Smart!, George Lenore and Edith Roberta. Anthem, "Heaven Looking Down on Me" (Hugglns). choir. "March of Priests'" (Mendelssohn) (Tabernacle Organ), Ed P. Kimball. 7 P.M. Luther League. 8 P.M. Music Week program of classic sacred organ and vocal nu:'c especially featuring , Bach's music on his 250 anniversary. See full pOfc?:iri elsewhere in this issue. All heartily invited. ; All Medford Churches f FIKST CHRISTIAN CHVRCH 1 1 igttfgg i ''Sf? m. . - !'!"" "I" t' SR Jn End r a o ,, P''gRP!kf V ' 1 Kimk .n O.Mle I -CNi55if dinner, I- '.m. .dvlw M; 7'! ;': I l S W Ttiia part mfnt. Mrs. . th flr Tiwodar VJB? fiSll ' A""0"-- . - V -31 The First Christian- Church of Medford. located et Ninth and Oakdale. vaa or gnnlfred on Nov. 23, 1884. With thirteen charter members. Today, through ft steady growth, the ap proximate mem bership la 630. Last November, the church cele Hfv. . K. liaini Pntor. Flrt Christian Church brated Its fiftietn anniversary. M:. Margaret Fisher is the only charter member llvlntt In Medford. W. B. Balrd. the present minister, has been with the church since Oct. 1030.- During his pastorate, over 400 members have been added to the church. The official business of the church Is under the direc tion of the Church Board, with Theo. Sima as chairman. Ralph L. Cook Is the Bible Sc h ool superln- Ralph U Cook I Supt. Bible Pehool . 'zmvm&y&m int rirsi curia ir- .'. : . "i m r-. i .. -m. mmMf. - i. j . . .. r v - IS ! I These representative Medford business and professional people listed below, through this entire series of articles possible. Their friendship indicates a desire to assist MEDfORD . WALISI W A88CT, . PEOPLE'S ELECTRIC STORE I A. AMF.RICAN LAUNDRY Tw w. D.. Ow M Im Mot. I ' A. 1 V ROM AN m.MB1NG 4 HfJkTIWC J - TROWBRIDGE WELL'S. TAXI Phone 25 THt I IOMK GROCERY y2 ty?in4rt-. vrs WAVE SHOP i CUS. ' FOR J0(50 CoulfTT FUD CO. LAMPORT'S r... wUL f t t WK fc.QVT. CMET LEONARD'S upc .lii-s scuvict First Baptist Churrh W. K. Eaton, Minister 9;4S A. M. Sunday school. 11:00 A. M Morning worship. The choir singing. "How Manifold Thy Works," Davis-Wilson. The paMor speaking on. "The Secret Divulged. ' 7:00 P. M. Young people's devo tional and discussion groups. 8:00 P. M. Evening worship. The ' choir sings, "Here Am I. Send Me." by La wson -Gabriel. The speaker of shaw, of West China, recently home from that country. You are cordially invited to share these services with us. St. Peter's Lutheran Churrh (Missouri Synod) East Main and Portland Avenue. H. H. Young, Pastor. Sunday school at 10 a. m. Is your child enrolled In a Sunday school? If hot, our Sunday school is here to serve. Our staff of teachers Is quali fied to teach your 'hild the "one j thing needful." A. S. Heuners Is the superintendent. Oet in toxich with j htm or the pastor. No morning worship this morning. I ' The cstechlsm class meets this eve i ning at 6:30. Evening worship at 7:30. Theme. "Christ, the Good Shepherd." The Sunday school teachers meet Wednesday evening at 8 in the Sun day school auditorium. The Ladles' Aid meets Thursday afternoon at 2 in the lior.ie of Mi!. John Hessner a mile south of Ash 'Mid. Visitors are always welcome. Use Mall Tribune wnl ads tendent. Thia Bible SchoM la thy largest In Southern Oregon. The av erage af.endwice fo:- last year was 4J0. At the present time, the atten dance Is running around 500. This school Is one of the best organised and most well sraacd of this portion of the atnte. Tere are classes from the Cradle Roll Department thru the adult depart ments, with a corps of excellent leaders and teacli rs In every de partment. The Bible School Depart ment heads in clude the follow ing: Cradle Roll De partment, Mrs. Mr. Hffle Yeoman Tholr Director NATIONAL BANK mm 1 rn; IJ Marjorlf flreKory Mildred Ruckle Pres Y. P. C. K. Pre.. Hl-Trlailf.e j f n 'km' ...V.-.V-R ltlonery tor Fine BreadX R. CULVS PIS. rUNCTAL HOME SERVICF STATION V O II N C " S BEAUTY SHOP "Your Office 4 "JlL'Z'ii-" t ' I mirPTV MARKET VALENTINE'S CAFE r Jcnmnta Bro.. Super brrc iK.MAL CAl'1"oLj''i"SAT,rfJir MA50N. EHRMAN 4 CO. WMOtJUAtC CMttM THE TAILOR YOUR NEXT SUIT PAI.ACF BFJkUTY A BARBER SHOP , . j .. DAWSON rn.ma outnoino WVirU Mlm Cm. tU W liw. ANYTHING J X't'-f SANDFRSON MOTOR CO Morton aIiiiig Co ll tr m leal wT ck-y lHr BISHOP SUMNER TO ADMINISTER RUES The Rt. Rev. Walter T. Sumner, bishop of this Episcopal diocese, ac companied bv Mr, jsiuuncr. arrived in Medford Friday evening (rem tneir I SH0F W liome In Portland and are rejtlstere 1 at Hut i-1 Medford. ,md will remain uut:i S'.nidny event n. iV I'KriiLii; at il'e 11 o'clock Extend to Cudora Bohnert. Beginners De part ment, Mrs. Mabel Marsh. Primary De partment, Miss Marjorlc Gregory. -43 Junior Depart ment. Mrs. Julia Orrfjory. j Interme d 1 a t e , Department. Mrs. Eunice Smith. Allee Turry Pre-, .lintlor V. K. The music of tu iinrch lt un der the direction of F.ffle Heibe.t j Yeoman There !s a writ r.Mlned ! choli of twenty-three voices, v.hlen has presented some excellent pro crnnis throlichottt the year. Mrs. , Mabel Sims is tlie pianist. There brc three Missionary societies. ! Each orR:inl7atlon Is very active and presents splendid , p r o g rams. T'.r Women's Mission ary society. wi',:i I Mrs. F. J. Wll mot 1 as president. ' meets . the flr.-.t ; Wednewiav after- noon of every month. The Yourij Peo nle's Missionary Circle, with M:sa Mr. P. . (irej. I Dorothy Culy as Pres. Unman': (president and A-n. FIRST NATIONAL BANK HUGS CUudtte Beauty Shop '" Sluater i BmtItm- bhnp - .1 0 H. P. COLEMAN PAOGHAMPLANING MIL Boy" 5 K I N N E R ' 3 GARAGE S5, OAKDALE CASH GROCERY P t ( u r C Wetrn Auto Supp'r Company If- VMJUiOK , tit c W- -,' ., Woitki -V'.WI.OP V 'fi PMA Undrwood TypwH, .At U -rf tl.vicX MfHrwii DolMtw t.urnlry timTinm fTTiopt T. SUMNEK -"-v. &9rx w&rijzi?. -a:. ..jj i services ftt St. Mirks tlie bishop wll! ; administer the rites of confirmation , to a cIsm of nineteen communicant, j and on this occasion will deliver :b i annual ermon to ;he ooiv relation j During the p.wt twenty ycort Bishop Sumner h;n made hi. annua': viMtiitU;:'. to St. Murk's at this s:i j son of the year to Induct into the j church the class that has been pre- p.ired for confirmation. And on the.? once-a-yeitr occasions the church is alwnvrt packed with communican'S and visitors who come to witness the ceremony and to hear those Interest -Ijyk and highly instructive sermons that the bishop unfaillnjily deliver The services will be considers bh shorter than thof.ii on similar occas ions fu the past s It lias been decid ed to dispense with the morntpt; prayer which usually consumes about thirty minutes of the service. The choir. uiKii-r the d'.rvt:on of Elsie Carleion Straus, wll! !n$ "Tie Gloria, front Mo7ari' twelfth mass A genera! Miviml.m is extended visitors to be present. Home portraits of family jroups and children at Special Prices Shangle Studio Phone 1308 Use Mail Tribune want adf Ore and Bullion Purchased l.lcaiitM Sim. nt Olilornk WILDBERG BROS. SVItl.TING X Rl.I IN1NG CO. 0&.i$:742 Market St.,5n Fianciit Everyone A I n I h t n f t.i S. 'f? , month. i Tlie Hl-Triant;l! , Is the Mlahiona ."ocieiy ior nign ' ftcnooi student, Miss Mildred :j mie. t, P-teis dent, and Mrs. j Mabel Mnrsh is , advisor. This or uni7.ation meets lflotl)V I'res. Y. I1 Culy . M. S. dm second Tuesday night of the i month. I Most of the local needs of the ehurch are takii care of by the j Women' As;-ocUtloii. Fine work is 'done by ihls orgnnlratlon. Mrs. F. A. ; Orei-.ory r, the president, j There are four Christian Endcnvor societies o? the church, which meet at -very Sunday eve- f t- ft ninir. rme worn Is done by all. and Interesting ways present "W There Is a society . for the Junior r.ne to the Adult 1 society. Tlie so 1 clety president i are: Dirk I'raley I'res. Inlermrilhile '. K. I PARKKR'S POTATO CHIPS ROYAL PICKUPS PARKER'S HONEY UB.hOFFMAjJJ ' SUNRISH.SueBR SRRVICfc MODEL BAKERY HOHr.l MAID BftrAO . m '."V fit Mc&mlT-OtiMls hnnttt Aoct, he. Brill metal Works YELLOW tb BOYD'S MARKET ") lot far r r r CITY MKAT MARK.KT JACKSON STRKF.T GARAGE e.ifrAiTA'lVf rn"'wfr.MArAHif M'""' yHWW1 COl OVAL GAR A6F Mrdford Pip SHIRLEY BROS. A. PEN 8IDENS SHOf SERVICE WEBB ft CARLONS waii Pupfn & pvnt r.fOirt FRANKLIN'S GROCERY t....it: tt j',.x. ;ilr SANIIAhV SERVICE INC 6 1INEI( FUJI S'"IIIKR WHY SUFFER CONSTIPATION HERE'S EASY, QUICK RELIEF PUT ON YOUR DAILY MENU Faulty Elimination Quickly Aided by Regular Three-Times Dailv Use of New Honey Kruoliod Wheat Bread. It Is surprl'ini; how quickly suf ferers from bowel troubles a-e be'i eflttHl oy the regular addition to their menu of Honey Kmshed Wheat Biead. Many who have hurl to take two or three cathartic ft week report thnt they arc now kept regular without the we of drues with th'.i nev.- bread baked by the Fluhrer Bakeries. Inc. Honev Krivhed Wheat Bread Is not a me.'Mclr.e but Nitture' own remedy 'for this common complaint ".hlch en I ,ibles sufferers to quit resorting to ! harsh diu. purees and laxatives which often cause serious harm and jwhlcu forces them to take moic and more. Th:.t delightful new loaf combines the enti:e whole wheat kernel which Klves the diet the necessary rouiihiuu. with puri. honey which lending Doc tor now recommend for Us iremlc M-lmulntlon of r.ie intestines. He eaure of Its combined whole wheat ;nd honey. Hoi:ey Kruphed Wheat Bread tastes good even when the .est for e.uln Is lacking, duo to poisonous .vast os that clo the intestines. Honev IKrushed Wheat Blend, if eaten reg ularly three timet daily, stimulates Cordial Invitation To Christian urnac-tv- ,v or. uick n Young Christian Endav- v " , . ' V .nfi- A 't, or. Miss Marjorlc w Orrery. p',. &.4fl Adult ChrlHllan S -Enrte.vor, Mr. J. -Srf or l ove. Theodore Shim The Mld-weck Chr. rinirch Hoard Prayer meeting is held every Wednesday night. A di rected Bible Study nnd devotional service Is led by the minister. A cordial welcome is extended to the pub- he to at- M. i. I.ove res. Adult ( . V,. tend The (kST1? ' r irst . J' Christian uimrcn s their financial cooperation, are making in stimulating greater church activity. MKiirnnii MAIL TRIBUNE Jmie,' Mlllll Oltll (iiu;KMMr s K. Mnln. ' Bowmtn'i Bar bur Shop and Bo.ury Pulnr rr Mm, Want, and OiMraa CRYSTAL SPRINGS wiirrri homk maid irr ( Mara vAy. Dr. i t Heiles Health aiwiW X-liaf CAB COMPANY At rfrH&C REX CAFE PIRCf AUTO FMISHT ROSEBOROUGH'S UuM( 4r! ... l n n m n j Jptur fj1' t wr flVA Cli rMhjfry Co. WELL -JX MFr WOTOK COMAV Soto rn""'rx fAncwvici DeVOES ANTTHINC ANtTIMt Wlallock'a Galdm SHL'I.TS BROJ- MfRRIMAN'S SHOP. tle Mow of .:as-Mc juices and cles-a up the rytem. Make Thl Tiii-lin Te.t. Tie daily eddlMon of Honey Krus'n cd When Bread to your diet for a period of ten days will quickly show you ;ts oniarin-', relief qualities. Be iorp you renlle it, your pep will return, your elimination will func tion nor-nally tnd In Just a short rime your complexion will clear up and you will look and feel like a niiferent person. Tic effect of H .ney Krushcd Wheat Bread I? marvelou. Tli results l)ro:npt r.r.J Ijerofirlal. Dull head aches from cons' :pn ion are unknown. That tired. 5liwsh feelinir passes and your lnti rest In your work returns. You must f.yl ri:ht to be a success today. You owe It to yourself and rmnlly to try H""ey Krfished Wheat B :( a ti d a y . Your p ineer h as it. Wrnpped in nioi-ture proof cellophane so you etn see what you are cettins and all ready .Uced. Try It. See how your digest y.n Improves. Honey Krushed la made by Kluhrer in the finest b::ery of itr size In the W?st. Adv. (Copyright 19M. All rights reserved. Inspirational Service! at anytime! 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