SlEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, lEDFORD. OREGON. SUNDAY, MAY 19, 1935
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St. Mark's FpWcopal
B. 8. Bartlam. rector.
Holy communion, 8:00
m.
Morning prayer and sermon,
. m.
QJiurch chool. 9:45 a. m.
St. Peter's Lutheran Church
(Missouri Synod)
East Main and Portland avenue
. H.
H. Young, pastor.
Sunday school at 10 o'clock.
No morning worship this morning
Catechism claas at 6:30.
Evening worship at 7:30.
Theme : "God Abides by His
Word." Visitors are always welcome.
Thurrh of .Jesus f'hrtst of Latter
Day Saints
Odd Fellows hall on Sixth street.
Sunday school at 10 c'.ock. S?ott
Huffman, superintendent.
Evening service. 7:30 p. m.
Thursday at 7 JO p. m.: Priest
hood and Relief society meeting
Visitors welcome.
Jesse G. C. Elgnn, branch pres
ident. Full ;of.pel Church
11 Newtown Street.
Rev. L. Weston. Pastor. '
"Under the Prophet's Spotlieht"
will be Rev. Weston's subject Sun
day night. Arter the characters are
Introduced and the curtain Is rnised
on the scsne that will mark the end
of this era. the footlights will be
dimmed while the spotlight of proph
ecy will be played upon the leading
character. This message deals with
facts not sprculatlon! Some and
hear this soul-stlrrlng warning.
Services:
Sunday school. 9:4 5a. m.: morning
worship. 11: evening message. 7:45:
Tuesday Bible study. 7:45 p. m.: Fri
day fellowship and prayer. 7:45 p. m.
Flirt Baptist Church
W. H. Eaton. Minister
8:45 a. m. Sunday school.
11:00 a. m. Morning worship. The
chorus choir sinclnc. "Marvelous Are
Thy Works." Owen. Rev. D. E. Mil
lard will give a selected vocal solo.
The morning preacher wilt be the
Rev. Dr. J. D. Springston, of Los An
geles. 7:00 p. m. Young people's devo
tional and discussion groups.
8:00 p. m. Evening worship. A
half hour of favorite songs. The
choir slngine. "Sing of the Love of
Jesus." oj Challtnor. obllgato by Mrs.
D. V. putt. The pestor will speak on
"Speaking of Beauty."
Tou are cordially Invited to wor
ship with us.
First Christian Church .
Ninth and Oakdale Sts.
W. R. Balrd. minister.
Bible school 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: "The Audacity of
Faith."
Christian Endeavor at 7:00 p. m.
Evening evangelistic service at 8
o'clock. Sermon subject: "The Seal
of God."
This sermon Is being preached upon
request of a number who are inter
ested In this important subject. What
la the seal of God? Can one be saved
without It? How can one tell he has
It? Hear these questions answered.
Musical program under direction of
Effie Herbert Yeoman as follows:
Morning: Anthem. "Praise the Lord
O My Soul (Ashford).
Evening: Anthem. "Beside Still
Waters" (Wilson).
Church of the Nnzarcne
Central avenue at Jackson
"Man Extorted. How to Cure Him."
Is the topic from which Fred M.
Weatherford, pastor evangelist. Is to
speak at the popular 7:30 Sunday
night evangelistic hour. There will
be two special musical numbers and
lively singing by the audience.
"The Wealth of a Christian's Her
itage," will be Mr. Weatherford's
topic at the 11 o'clock morning wor
ship. Special music will also be
featured at this hour.
Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. Arn
old Karnstad. superintendent. Active
interest tn Bible study Is being man
ifested. C. E. B. Cutler, former state
pardon and parole officer of Okla
homa City, said Sunday school Is
the cure for crimes. He also said
.orlfl.s
"Onlv two per cent of the u
pcpulatlon Is in Sunday school."
Rrom for improvement.
Young people's meeting at 6 :30
Miss Helen Scheel. president. You
will enjoy an hour with this spir
itual croup of young people.
Children's meeting at 6 :30. Mrs.
Fred M. Weatherford In charge.
Bible drill and rellclous education
Is the order of the children's meet
ing. Wednesday evenme at 7:30. peo
ple's meeting. A fcs--ion of prayer,
praise and Bible study.
Jubilee Singers Coming
f lis
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The Utica Juh
from the
tr.ai Insutute.
P;rsrs nbcvei
err. a Und Inrfus
M:s :w:ppl. will
be heard In a pr gr;nn at the Preb
hvterian rhurch Thur-d'.y eventnz.
y,y 23. The v-.-ire :,'cro ?tudT..s
ha-.f hr-r. r-."11 ' " "' - i":''r;
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i:e tel'-e Victor record t
v First Prebyterlan Church
Corner Holly and Eighth Street.
Minister. Rev. R. S. Peterson.
Organist. Mrs. Henry Huenergardt.
Choir director, Mrs. Edith A. Gar
rett. Sunday school 9:45 a. m. Supt..- Dr
B. R. Elliott.
Morning worship It a. m.
Prelude, Beet-use in A, Delamck.
Anthem. Oh Saviour of the World.
Sir John Goss.
Offertory. Traumerel. Schumann.
Trio, Lift Up Thine Eyes, Mendels
sohn, by Mrs. Garrett, Mrs. Wendt and
Miss Elfert.
Sprmon, "The Spoils of the Cross."
Christian Endeavor social hour 6:00
Leader, Howard Poffenbarger.
MethnrtW EpUcopal Church. South
Corner Main and Oakdale. Rev.
T. G. Patterson, pastor.
Church school begins at 9:45 a. m.
Dr. Frank Roberts, superintendent.
Preaching service at 11 o'clock.
Speaker. Col. W. Roy Gtlks, staff of
ficer of the Salvation Army, who is
holding special meetings at the Sal
vation Army hall this week.
Colonel Gtlks and a group of Sal
vationists will sing a special Salva
tion Army song.
Young people's service at 7 :00 p.
m., with sermon by the pastor at
8:00 o'clock.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
M 7tf0.
Public la cordially invited to Ml
of theseer vices.
First MethnriUt F.ptscopal Church
West Main and Laurel street.
Joseph Knotts. minister.
9:45 a. m. Sunday school. E. J.
Neumann, superintendent. An inter
esting lesson today. Come.
11 a. m. Morning worship. Sermon
theme. "Abba, Father." Anthem "Still,
Still With Thee" by Roe;crs-DeiB. Pre
lude in E-flat by Jergen; offertory
"My Jesus As Thou Wilt"; postlude,
Rejected. Mr. Don Huckabee, organ
ist and director.
7 p. m. Epworth League services.
All young people invited to attend.
8 p. m. Special Epworth Leagtie an
niversary sermon and installation ui
new officers. Sermon theme "Spirit
ual Elements In Determining One's
Life Work." This sermon is one de
signed to be of benefit to both young
nonnln nnrt nnreiits. Do not miss hear
ing It. Special music. Mr. umi a:- j
crson. director. Mrs. leucine kmi-
pert, organist. Miss Elenora poiien
barcer will sing "Plee As a Bird" by
Dana, by request.
Pra ye r meet In g Wed nesd ay 7 : 30
p. m.
Fir-it Church of Christ. Scientist
Authorized branch of The Mothei
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 19:
"Mortals and Irhmoiuls."
Sunday school at 9:30 a. m. Ap
plicants under the age of 20 may be
admitted.
Wednesday evening church meet
ings, including testimonies of Chris
tian Science healings, at 8:00 o'clock.
The reading room, which la located
at 401 In the Medford building, is
open dally from 7:00 a. m. to 6:00
p. m. except Sunday and holidays.
The librarian is in attendance from
10 to 4 at which time the Bible
and nil authorized Christian Science
literature may be read, borrowed or
purchased.
The public is cordially invited to
attend the services and visit the
reading room.
The Saluitfon Aarmy
411 E. Main St.
Captain G. R. Durham, command
ing officer.
6.00 a. m. Prayer service.
11 a. m. Union service with the
Methodist Episcopal Church South.
corner Main and Oakdale streets.
Colonel W. Roy Gllks of London.
England, guest speaker.
2:00 p- m. Sunday school. Colonel
Gllks will speak to the children.
6:00 p. m. Young Peoples Legion
meeting.
7:30 p. m. Open air meeting, cor
ner Main and Central streets.
8:00 p. m- Salvation meeting. Col-
onel Gilks will speak from the sub- ;
Ject: "Broken Earthenward." j
Colonel Gllks will be holding meet-
i tugs on Monday and Tuesday eve- :
mngs at tne nan ana win aeuver
his famous lecture "Personal Rem- i
inlscences of the Founder of The i
Salvation Army," at the Jackson
county court house auditorium on
Vfedncpday at 7:45 p. m. Admission
by ticket only. All tickets are com- ,
pliincntary and may be secured from j
Captain G. R. Durham at the army
headquarters, or at the Chamber of
Commerce.
Tune In to the morning devotional
period on KM ED "ach week day
morning at 8 o'clock.
9 S a zt,
thftr credit nr.d have mde txo
ure'-!ul tnp to Europe. j
Phunr.ir.K ar.y attempt to be j
arty." the J:bilfe S.r.t'ers re'.ain
nil xhf r.ntive fr"-;ins. abandon and
tfwip tfir.z sr-- chir;tc.crlnc o:
: pzto r-on '.vi-. f".!TjK )n thrir
r.n V.:r. Ni f-.irr.; on witl r
,.n a : . i e -i -i '::ii.g will b ,
ifhn iw
Church of Ood
Corner of Haven and Holly Streets.
D. M. Clemens. Pastor.
814 West Second Street.
Church school. 9:45 a. m.
Morning worship at 11. Subject.
"Summing Up the Year."
Young people's meeting. 7 p. m.
Preaching Sunday evening at 7:45.
Prayer service Wednesday, 7:45 p. m.
Ladles' Home and Foreign Mis
sionary meetings, Thursday from 10
a. m. to 4 p. m., at 814 West Second
street. All are welcome.
Zlon Evangelical Lutheran Church
Fourth St . near Oakriale Ave.
Geo. P. Kabele. D.D.. pastor.
10 a. m. Sunday school, Martin G
Paulson, supt.
11 a. m. Morning worship. Sermon:
"The Coming Choir."
Special music:
"Prelude In G Major" (Bach).
"My Heart Ever Faithful" (from
Bach's cantata. "For God So Loved
ithe World"), sung by Ernestine Schu
mann -Heink.
"They That Sow In Tears" (Wilson)
Anthem by choir.
Postlude by Genevieve Brown.
7 p. m. Young People's Luther
League devotional meeting.
All Medford Churches
FREE MKTIIOOIST rHl'RCH
Tenth St. and Ivy
The Free Metho
dist Church of
Medford was first
organized about
thirty years ago
with eight mem
bars. Of this
number. Mr. and
Mrs. J. T. Eads of
121 Crater Lake
avenue still re
tain their mem
be rsh i p . They
have been resi
dents of Medford
Rev. E. N. Long
Pator, Free
Methodist Church
for the vast thirty-five years and have
continued to be faithful members.
During the first few years of the
organization there was no permanent
place of worship. They met tn differ
ent homes and halls until the first
church was built at the present loca
tion at 10th and Ivy streets.
For twentv-eleht years this same
church has continued to be the place
of worship when less than two years
ago a new chtirch was erected.
One or tne nrsc pastors w
local church was Rev. J. H. Brown,
now retired and living near Portland,
also W. E. Goode and J. W. Sharpe,
both traveling throughout the valley
as pioneer preachers.
The Free Methodist church defi
nitely believe and teach the funda
mental doctrine of the Holy Scrip
tures, such as genuine repentance and
confession of sin: Restitution, Regen
eration or the New Birth and entire
Sanctiftcattor which means Holiness
of heart and life.
Scores of penitents nave oowea
the altars of prayer and found peace
nf Yioart
Tills church l Interested in the!
-?.?..., if?,. r th. neonle of this
community und pledge both prayers
and sacrifice to any who need spirit-
ual advice,
These reoresentative
this entire series of
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The general public Is heartily In
vited to the friendly church where
the Way Is Made Plain.
Salvation Leader
Has Busy Program
Colonel W. Roy Gtlks who has
been tn Medford for the past week
conducting a special series of evang
elistic meetings at the local Sal
vation Army hall, will remain In
the city until Thursday morning.
He will conduct a public , meeting
at the Army hall Monday and an
other Tuesday, beginning at 8:00
p. m.
Wednesday evening at 7:45. Col
onel GUks Is to lecture on "Personal
Reminiscences of the Founder ot
the Salvation Army." in the Jack
son county court house auditorium.
Admission will be by ticket only,
alt tickets being complimentary.
Tickets may be secured at the
Chamber of Commerce or at the
Salvation Army, 411 East Main
street.
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Sun Suits Smocks to match.
$1.95, 2 to 64 yr. Adrienne's.
Use Mall Tribune want ads.
I
, The present pastor. Rev. E. N. Long,
came to serve the church in 1931.
During these four years, all depart
ments of the church have "steadily
grown under his leadership. The
membership has more than doubted
during his ministry.
The old building became Inade
quate to the needs of the church and
through the pastor's efficient over
sight and faith In his congregation
and the people of Medford the new
church was built and dedicated free
of debt a little over a year ago.
Rev. Long is untiring In his minis
try, beloved by his congregation and
many friends of Medford and sur
rounding community.
The pastor and his people cordially
welcome any and all who may not
have a church home In any other
place.
"I was glad when they said unto me,
let us go into the house of the Lord."
Psalms 122: 1.
Young People's Missionary Society
The Young
People's Mission
ary Society of the
Free Methodist
'hurch Is an or-
a n 1 z a tlon o f
unit people be-
een the ages of
u r t e e n and
rtv years. The.
;ect of the so--ty
fi threefold:
; . To seek and
maintain amom
Its members the
Mls (nire
Andrews
Pres. Y.P.M.S.
highest type of Christian experience
and life, and to prepare them for ef
ficient membership in the Free Meth
odist church. 2. To Interest, train and
j enlist the young people in the evan-
geiism ui ui? un m
abroad. 3. To turfy the needs of the
Turlous fields nd become imminent
. nuporter, of the full missionary pro-
igram
The aim and motive of the Y.P.M.S.
Medford business
articles possible.
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SALEM. May 18. ifV Banners wer
flying and windows were decorated
with I. O. O. F. members here today to
Salem was completing preparations to
welcome some 3,000 delegates to the
convention of the grand lodce of Ore
con Odd Fellows and affiliated bod
ies. The convention will open at 4 p.
m. Sunday with the raising of colors,
registration at the chamber of com
merce and establishment of headquar
ter. Business sessions will begin at
6:30 a- m. Monday.
One Industry Death
SALEM. May 18. (AP) For the see- j
ond straight week only one death due i
to accident amonc Oregon Industries j
was reported to the industrial ace'- :
dent commission, that of C. F. Z.m- !
merman. I(akeide logger. Accident j
totaled 570.
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Extend to
Is distinctly missionary, but In addi
tion to its main missionary objective
the society carries on work under tr.
four departments of Service, Educa
tion. Stewardship and Evangelism
The regular weekly meetings are held
each Sunday at 6:30 P.M.. preced
the evening church service. The
lea presented and diseupsed a
meetings cover the four phases of Y
P. M. S. work mentioned above, as
well as the study of missions. They
endeavor to make these meetings In
spiring. Informing, and Interesting.
The Oregon comerenee Y. P. m. o.
Is supporting a missionary to China.
James Hudson Taylor, grandson of
the great James Hudson Taylor, pion
eer missionary to China; as a local
society we sre assisting In this, be
sides which we list the contributing
of supplies to the Mexican home mis
sion work in California, holding of
rcgtilar services at the County Farm,
visiting the sick and shut-ins. distri
buting tracts and other religious lit
erature and doing all they can for the
salvation of the lost,
GRACE E. ANDREWS. President.
Miss Andrews as president, Y.P.M.S.
ckctety. is much appreciated by the
"hurch for her faithful service as well
as much beloved by the entire group
of young people and held In hli?h es
teem by her many friends cf Medfjrd
"1
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and professional people
Their friendship indicates a desire to assist
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SEATTLE. May -. AP) Chain
letter "markets" were Riven 24 hours
to close, Prosecutor Warren O. Mag
nuson said today.
The cause: Violation of city and
stati1 "bunco" laws.
"In order not to cause any undue
hardship on the unsmpeettnc; Per
sons now In the chains, wo will not
make any immediate arrests, unless
the congestion of people In the chain
shops causes a menace to traffic,"
he said.
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PORTLAND. May Ifl I API About
300 young men and women who have
excelled In dramatics and chorun
work sponsored by the mutual im
provement association of the Church
of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saint,
were convenging In Portland today
from all par fa of the Pacific north
west for their annual drama and
music festival, to be held tomorrow
and Sunday.
Everyone A
The Hun rlfty Belt not
The building of
ur new church
las opened up a
aew era for our
Sunday school.
A'e were grea'ly
landlcapped for
ack of room in
he old building,
mt. nu r new
-nurcn niw given
Mi.- ur Sunday
. . .
lore nee Has school an attrac-
superltiteiuleiit tlve new home
Sundiiv School which includes
several comfortable class rooms.
We have had an increase In at
tendance for the last two years, and
we are working for a continuous gain
in Sunday school membership.
Our Sunday school la one of the
standard schools of our conference.
It is organized with interesting clasaes
for all ages.
We have a Teachers' Training Class,
and various departments which In
clude the following: Missionary, Tem
perance. Home, and Cradle Roll. We
stress the memorizing of scripture as
well as its study, and as a result,
several certificates for memory work
are awarded each month.
Our Sunday School is also support
ing a native pastor in China.
Woman's Mltslnn:irv Snelelv
"Go ye into all K'flSRi
the world and V. Sf'; . -.ri
preach the gospel ,'1
to every crea- jfS jfc-"
ture." Jesus also to r
nnld. "Inasmuch
as ye have done
it unto one of
the least of these,
my brethem, ye
have done It unto
me."
With this com
mission from our
aavior and a pur-
"1
.Mis. I,. N. Long
President
Missionary Society
listed below, through
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Talent Class Hears
Baccalaureate Tonite
t Talent nign acnooi graduates win
! assemble at the Methodist Episcopal
churcn in raient sunaay evening at
8 o'clock for the annual baccalaureate
services. Rev. White, pastor of the
Methodist church, will deliver the
baccalaureate sermon. A song will be
'rendered by Mrs. Lloyd Morris.
The Junior girls, which Include the
.following, will usher for the service:
j Wanda Stockstill. Dorothy Wells,
t Edith Nnsler, Karman Argraves and
Myrtle Kelty.
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GIFTS FOR THE
GRADUATE
Cordial Invitation To
pose In heart to carry on, the Wo- !
man's Missionary Society of The
Free Methodist Church waa organ
ized and In keeping with the general
purpose the society of the church In
Medford was organized in the year
1912.
Month after month they have met
together and have studied, prayed
and worked, often making garments
to be given or sent to the needy.
They have prepared and packed boxea
containing clothing, dried and can
ned fruits, literature and other use
ful articles to bo sent and distrib
uted on the mission fields.
In the regular monthly meetings
the Interdenominational study book
la used. Their hearts have been glad
dened in this service as well as their
happy cooperation In the work of the
local church.
One of the first women to serve
as president of this organization was
Mrs. Emma Sharpe, who now resides
in San Fernando. Calif., at the ago
of eighty-three years.
Mrs. Anna S. Long, wife of the
present pastor, now acts In this
capacity and during the four years
she has held this office the
work has grown encouragingly.
Her untiring,
faithful and ef
ficient service,
her kindly Inter
est In others have
won for her the
love and esteem of
nil who know her.
The p-esldent
and members of
fer a glad wel
come to any wo
man of Medford
who would en
joy working with
this society.
.Miss Ctlicl Walsh
General Class
Lender
their financial cooation making
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Anyone not attending Sunday
school elsewhere will find a warm
welcome and a friendly atmosphere
in our school.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. frauds
Oldest Charter Members
Advent Chrlsttun Church
Baptist Church
Christian Church
Church of Christ
Church of God
First Church of Christ Sclent
Free Methodist Church
Full Compel Church
Jehovah's Witnesses
Latter Day Saints
Main Street Methodist south
Methodist Eplcnpal Church
Nazart-ne Chutch
Pilgrim's Holiness
Presbyterlm Chtirch
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