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MEDFORD MATT j TRTBTJXE, MEDFOKD, OREGON. SUNDAY, JUXT 7. 1935. PAGE THREE ciMiiMriiMinfliieaisiiiiinis)H St. Mark's Episcopal E. S. Bart lam. rector Holy communion. 8:00 a. m. Holy communion and sermon, 11 a. m Union church service, 8:00 p. m. Church school, 9:45 a. m. Medford Company of Jehorah'i Witnesses. Por the summer months, the Med ford Company of Jehovah's Wit nesses meet for Bible study every Tuesday and Friday evening at 7:15 o'clock at 737 South Central avenue. All Interested In Watch Tower Bible study ar welcome. Methodist Episcopal Church, south. Corner Main and Oakdale. July 7, 1935. T. G. Patterson, pastor. Church school at 9:45 a.m. Dr. Roberts, superintendent. , Preaching service at 11 o'clock. Young people's service at 7 p. m. Joining in the union evening ser vices for the summer, we will at tend the first of these at St. Mark's Episcopal church at 8 o'clock. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. Choir practice following. P1 1 Brim Holiness Church 610 East Main St. Rev, c. Edwin Cox. pastor Res. 540 So. Fir Sunday school, 9:45 a. m. Review chalk talk by Mrs. Stevens. Preaching service, 11:00 a. m., by the pastor. Evening Evangelistic service, 8:00 o'clock. Mtcl-Week service, (Wed.) 8:00 p. m. Appointed leader. We cord la 1 1 y t n vl te those on the East Side of the City who are not actively engaged or attending else where to como and fellowship with us. Any on this side desiring the pas tor to call on them, kindly call at the Mission hall and see us. First Church of Christ, Scientist Authorized branch of The Mother Church, the First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Mass. w Services are held every Sunday at T ,11 o'clock, church edifice. 212 North Oakdale. Subject for Sunday, July 7, "God." Sunday school at 9:30 &. 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 o'clock. The reading room, which la located at 401 In the Mod ford building, Is open daily from 7 a. m. to 0 p. m., except Sundays and holidays. The llhrarlaji Is In attendance from 10 to 4 at which time the Bible and all authorized Christian Science litera ture may be read, borrowed or pur chased. The public la cordially Invited to attend the services and visit the reading room. rhurrh of tlie Nazarene. Central Ave. at Jackson. At the popular 7:45 Sunday night evangelistic service, Fred M. Wea therford, pastor-evangelist, will use four F's as his topic. "Man Formed, Framed, Found and Fixed." Lively - gospel songs, sung in the spirit, will " be heard by the audience. Special singing also forms a large place at the Sunday night service. "Christ the Focal Source of Our Joy and Hope." is the topic from which Mr. Weatherford will be heard at the 1 1 o'clock morning worship hour. A feature of this hour will be special music. Sunday school at 9:45 Arnold Kornstad, superintendent. The de mand for our day is for Bible study, which forms a foundational rule for conduct. Without this foundation the road is set for moral dissipa tion and the making of criminals. The Bible Is our text book. Young Peoples' meeting at 6 :45, Miss Helen S c h e e 1, president. A splendid opportunity is offered for personal spiritual development for young people. Junior society service at 8:45 in the annex building, under the direc tion of Mrs. Fred M. Weatherford. Peoples meeting Wednesday even ing at 7:45. This service lends Itseli to Bible study, prayer and praise. A special welcome is extended to Y friends and strangers. Sr Answer Make your own declaration of Independence free yourself forever from wah-day tyranny with Damp Wash 13 pounds 52c Each additional pound, only 4C (AtiMtcr to la.t week Only l'j per cent, of the wel-hf of the tin plate ran Is tin. MEDFORD DHOMP lAft r Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church Fourth Street near Oakdale Avenue. Geo, P. Kabele, D. D.t Paaor. Sunday school at 10 a. m. Morning worship at 10:55. Sermon by Martin O. Kabele, "He Leadeth Me," and "Bsulah Land," played by Mark Andrews; tenor and bass duet, "The Lord Is My Shepherd" (H. Smart), sung by Fred Miller and Frank Crouton with orchestra accom paniment; postlude, selected, by Gen evieve Brown. The Ladies' Aid society will meet for a sewing meeting Thusrday at 2:30 p. m. at the home of Mrs. E. E. Schulz, hostess. First Christian Church. Bible school at 9:45 a. m. Ralph Cook, superintendent. Everyman's Bible class In court house auditorium, led by Lee Sadler. Morning worship, 10:55. Sermon subject, "Gods Way of Life," by Lee Sadler of Pacific Grove. Callt., who la exchanging pulpits with Wm. Balrd. Christian Endeavor at 6:45 p.m. Musical program, directed by Ef fie Herbert Yeoman. Anthem, "Thou Knowest the Way," by Wilson. Union services begin at St. Marks Episcopal church Sunday evening at 8 p.m. Church of God. Corner of Haven and Holly Sta. Bible school, 9:45 a.m. Morning worship. 11 a.m. Communion' service. Sunday evening services : Young people. 7 p.m. Preaching, 7:45 p.m. Prayer service Wednesday, 7 :45 p. m. Ladles H. A. F. M. circle will meet as usual. Those wishing to become better acquainted with the ladles and their work may do so by con sulting Mrs. Clemens, 814 W. 2nd St. A cordial welcome to all. D. M. Clemens, minister. Residence at 814 W. 2nd street. Christian Church, Central Point Clifton A. Phillips, Minister. Bible school, lo a. m.; Roland Ho ver, superintendent. Aim, a steady Increase. Communion and morning worship, 11 o'clock. Subject, "What Christians Should Observe Today." Christian Endeavor, 7 p. m. Evangelistic service at 8 p. m. Sub ject, "The Seven Days of Creation." Special music for this service. The orchestra will accompany the congre gational singing. Midweek prayer and Bible study, Thusrday at 7:30 p. m. Subject. "The Prophetic Method." The First Methodist Episcopal Church West Main and Laurel streets Joseph Knotts. minister. Sunday school 9 :45 a. m., E. J. Neumann, superintendent. Let us put forth our best efforts to keep up the attendance this summer. 11 a. m., Morning worship.' Sermon theme "This is the Third Time I Am Coming To You." Anthem, "God So Loved the World." by Stalner. Rffer tnry nolo; "Open the Gates of the Temple," by Knapp. Prof. Cameron Marshall, director; Mr. Don Hucka bee, organist. 7 p. m., Epworth Leagues. All young people invited. 8 p. m.. Union service at the Epis copal church. Prayer meeting Wednesday 7:30 p. m. Rheumatism? Here Is good news for Rheumitlos. If fever or shooting stabbing putns of Rheumatism, Neuritis, or Neural gia Are making life a misery, don't give upl Oet quick relief with Wil liams R. U. X. Compound, an effec tive ' analgesic and antipyretic com pounded from a doctor's prescription. Williams R. U. X. Compound con tain among the few ingredients which authorities recognize as bene ficial, and it has been a blessing to thousands of sufferers from such pains and fevers. Ask the Heath Drug Store today for a bottle. Money back If the first bottle does not satlAfy. Adv. Next Sunday DOMESTIC N DIVEaSIDEAVE. First Baptist Church. Rev. W. A. Davis, minister. Sunday school, 9:45. B. T. Neff. acting superintendent. Classes for all ages. Sermon. 11:00 a.m. W. A. Dawes. Music: Anthem. B. Y. P. U. groups. 700. Union services, 8:00, Episcopal church, North Oakdale. Rev. Bart- lam. St. Peter's Lutheran Church. ( Missouri Synod ) E. Main and Portland avenue. H. H. Young, pastor. Sunday school this morning at 10. No morning worship. Evening worship at 8:00. Theme: A Sermon of Sin and Grace. The church council will meet after the servire. Ladles' Aid meet Thursday after noon it 3 :00 in the home of Mrs Mat Demmer. near Jacksonville. Visitors are alwaya welcome. Phoenix Endeavor Joint Meeting To Be Given Reports An Interesting Christian Endeavor meeting Is to be held at the Pres byterian church at Phoenix at 7:00 o'clock tonight opening with a so cial hour, at which time light enter tainment will he furnished and re freshments served. Following this the Joint meeting will be held, with the two delegates to the Presbyterian Young Peoples' conference at Rogue River giving reports. These, delegates are Heith La wry. president of the Young People'a society, and Lewis Newbry, president of the Junior so ciety. Special music will be another feature. All Medford Churches THE CHI RCH OF JESUS CHRIST OP LATTER-DAY SAINTS w AprlI 6i ,8;10 " the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints :ommonly known to the world as Mormons", was organized at the home of Peter Whltmer In Fayette, Senaca county. New York under the presi dency of Joseph Smith " the Pro F. 11. Metcalf President Medford Branch phet. Missionar ies were sent Immediately Into the world and the progress of the church was very rapid In the subsequent years. To this day It has grown faster than any other rellgioua organization In the world in comparison to its membership. Through persecution the main body of the church was driven to the western frontier. In These representative Medford business and professional people listed below, through this entire series of articles possible. Their friendship indicates a desire to assist e.x.-f rut WA1.TKR W. ABBEY, Inc. AUTOMOBILE TRUCKS 9 PEOPLE'S ELECTRIC STORE MttXC American Laundry A. L. V ROM A N PLUMBINC m4 HtATIPG mm. 111 ! all TROWBRIDGE .WELL'S TAXI Phone 26. THE HOMTGROCEBY Rom VPS WAVE SHOP i CUS, ' FOR JACKSOH COUHTT FffD CO. "0'i BOX. fy LAMPORT'S Mir WALL PAPE I WI MOVT m CHCT LEONARD'S UPER Tll-O SERVICE Members of the adult society have been asked to Join In the meeting Sunday evening. Also, any member of the church or community desir ing to attend, will be welcomed. Rev. Dawes Gives First Sermon At 1st Baptist Today Rev. Wolford A. Dawes, who ar rived here with his family July I to assume the pastorate of the First Baptist church, will preach his first sermon at the local edifice this morning at 11 a.m. There will be special music. There will be no evening sermon as the union meet ings for the summer months start today. However, the B. Y. P. U. group will meet at 7 p.m. The first of the union services will be held at the Episcopal church, with Rev. Bartlam preaching the sermon at 8 p. m. Union meeting Sunday. July 14, wilt be at the Baptist church. Gorge Resort Ready For Summer Business A. G. McMillln, prominent Rdso burg man, has leased the Cascade Gorge resort on the Crater Lake highway, and now has it in readiness lor the public. All of the cabins have been completely renovated, and a stock of groceries and short orders are now available at the store. Cascade Gorge is considered one of the beauty spots between this city and Crater lake, although its charm Is too little known. A stop at the bridge and a peek into the gorge Is something that no one should miss. Phone 542. we'll haul away your ' refuse. City Sanitary Service. 1844, ttie Prophet Joseph Smith was martyred by A disguised mob led by reviling clergymen of the locality. The per secution became bitter and under the presidency ol BrlRham Young twentv thousand Mrs. F. II. Mrtratr souls surged Pres. Relief Sorlet) their way to the Rocky mountains In an effort to gain religious freedom. The Prophet Joseph had declared that the Saints would be driven to the Rocky moun tains, and would there build up a fine civilization. The prophecy has been fulfilled. Prom that time until the present the church headquarters have beerr located in Salt Lake City, Utah. The doctrines of "Mormonlsm" are based on the four standard works of the church namely. The Holy Bible, The Book of Mormon, The Doctrine 1 1 MEDFORD NATIONAL BANK " U Mrdfiird 1 ftatlonery Stttn ARMSTRONG MOTORS, Int. CHRTSLFJt PLYMOUTH OEALLM Fine Breadt , r, Mm, unur A. B. CULVS SERVICE STATION iUeautv shop "Your Office OtlCl (TATTOMUT 1UPTLY O IJRRRTY MARKET A XT) fETTlA. TMAi-BM B inroftorjffiAT .Orttrie Gotvtrwtwn VALENTINE'S CAFE JermkiRi Bra. Supw Scrriea SW.KAL CAJ Voi'li's BATTTIHF-S ISw ClwmM, far. MASON, EHRMAN & CO. WHOLXSALT CJtOCZU THE TABjOR YOUR NEXT SUIT PALACE - A BARBER SHOP , m Dawson PiUNti grind no Wrwte Snnc Mftchin Co, ANYTHING SANDERSON MOTOR CO. rrupr-BAKui salu and srjtvitz Morton Mazing Co CHICAGO. July e.-tfVWheat. rye. and oats all tumbled today to a fresh bottom price record for the season. Indications of decided enlargement of arrivals of newly harvested do mestic winter wheat southwest next week together with persistent uncer tainty regarding what disposition will be made of Canada's big wheat sur plus, were chiefly responsible. At to day's low point, wheat showed a set back of more than 9 cents a bushel as compared with Monday's high. Wheat closed nervous. 3-2; un der yesterday's finish. Sept. 79B-4. corn l'-l-H advanced. Sept. 74',-. oata ! - Vi off, and provisions un changed to 15 cents higher. IIP 8ALFM, July (AP The gov ernor, by proclamation, Monday will close 350,000 acres of forest lann In western Douglas and eastern Coos county and 50.000 acres In southern Ooos, Lynn Cronemlller, state for ester, announced today. Permits will be required for entry in the closed portions. The general rain this week lessened the fire haz ard somewhat, he said, but danger still existed. Extend to and Coven ants. and the Pearl of Great Price. The Holy Bible taken as a whole teaches the Fath erhood of Ood and the divine plan of salvation for the human race. The Book . of Mormon 1 monotheistic. In Swpl. suntiny wrm. the same sense as the books of the Bible, and em bodies the revelations of God to His people In ancient America. The Doc trine and Covenants contains the revelations of God the Father to Jo seph Smith and to other prophets of God in this dispensation. The Pearl of Great Price embodies the visions of Moses as revealed to Joseph Smith the Prophet. It also comprises the Book of Abraham whtch la a transla tion of some ancient records from the catacombs of Egypt, to which are added the writings of Joseph Smith FIRST NATIONAL BANK KIJCS CUudette Beauty Shop Sluur' BtrbyM Shop h Z v st aJW sJT. law: : DR. H. P. Coleman llllV AIMaUH M H.--. PADGHAM PLANING ML Boy" 32 INNER'S GARAGE Gowtpanj n ftufttat rljotJ of lourtj Colta" OAKDALE CASH GROCERY BEAUTY WMtero Auto Supply Company Works r If it Underwood Ty (i rm a SALU sumcx Medford Domettie Laundry FOR NEXT STATE MEET OF EAGLES OR A NTS PASS. July 6. &, Sil ver ton was chosen 1935-1936 state convention city for the Fraternal Or der of Eagles as business sessions here reached their final day. Action of the legislature In taking three quarters of a million dollirs from the state Industrial accident commission fund to construct a st.uc office building at Salem was soundly condemned and return of the funds for direct allocation to labor de manded in one of the resolutions adopted late Friday. I woa also resol ved to demand "that a more Just and equitable amount of money be paid to the In jured men of the state of Oregon, and that this amount be Increased in proportion to the Increased cost of living since 1913," when the com pensation law was adopted. Other resolutions: (1) opposed "the so-called system of company doctors or contract doctors'and urged "that compulsory state compensation be adopted." (2) Urged support of the junior college school district bill passed by the 1935 legislature and vetoed by the governor. (3) Com mended air by local Aeries for en abling crippled children to go to the Shrine hospital in Portland. Ose Mall Tribune want ad a Everyone A ;oncernlng his first vision and revelation. Thru the en deavors of local members a small Sunday school was organized in 1925 in Medford under the direc- i "U tlon of t h e tfZ&g Northwestern .. . StMeeMission.lt r""rr '"" has continually Marietta, President grown until at So. Ore. District, the present time v.-i. vliti a. regularly organized branch Including two auxiliaries, a Keuei society una Sunday school. TVi tlmi f thft Relief BOcletV. AS outlined originally, were to manifest benevolence. Irrespective oi creea or nationality; to care for the poor, the sick and unfortunate; to minister where death reigns; to assist in cor recting the morals and strengthening the virtues of community lire; to fos ter love for religious education, cul ture and refinement. The organiza r?THLuntf,i La B.iOFFMAMt ' " "ny ' f tw too aw. , , PARKER'S POTATO CHIPS ROYAL PICKLES PARKER'S HONEY . . . VOU Mil lt AVMt,k Sunrise. Sueer Service mix r rutmM BRILL METAL WORKS YELLOW JACKSON COUNTY CHAMBER Of COMMENCE OTl MEAT MABKBT wiimm m i I JACKSON STREET GARAGE ailRlNnTJ) WOUKMANSHIF ... r..n 1 1 1 r'-l .ftoM. Medford SHIRLEY BROS. A. PENWELL fPLUMIItffll EZJ B10WS SHOf SERVICE WEBB a CARION-S WAIL PAPfp pjiiHT srOl FRANKLIN'S GROCERY f ftfjiLi. CITY SANITARY SERVICE INC wwrvan ff.kd stork BOY SCOUTS ENJOY THREE-DAY HIKES TO The Boy Scouts of Camp McLough lln started on their three-day hike Monday morning amid a hurried hunt for camping equipment. Tiiere were three hikes available for the scouts. The first and most difficult was the Lake Harriet trip. Next was the Mount McLoughltn hlko and the third to Four Mile lake. Only second year campers are permitted to go on the Lake Harriet hike. On these vari ous hikes, the scouts carry their bed ding, personal equipment and a por tion of the food. This was the first over-night hike taken by several of the scouts. Sea Scout Bob Haines led the Har riet lake hike group, composed of Scouts Bob Nixon. Bob Walker. Ja-.'k Hamilton. Donald Younger, and Al fred Dodson. After a hard day's hik ing, the scouts reached Harriet lake and were greeted by a large bunch of mosquitoes. Tuesday was spent In hiking to the surrounding pesks They returned Wedneseday, tired and very glad to be back In camp. The Mount McLoughlin party was composed of Scouts Bob Deaver. Her bert Prultt. Alvln Wimer, Don Wimer. Mickey Miller, George Codding, Rich ard Nelson. Jerry Vawter, Douglas Pickell, Stanley Jones. Verne Strayer, Kenneth Lewman, Willis Pratt, Dean Ford. Walter Kreasc, with A. O. Sod erberg, R. W. McConneU and Irwin Doty as leaders, Monday the group hiked to Freye lake, where they mad permanent camp. Early Tuesday morning the party started for the summit of the mountain, which was reached at one o'clock. The view was greatly enjoyed, the day being very Cordial Invitation To tion of tha Relief aoclety Is both, na tional and international In Its scope. Today it la a member organbwtlon of the National Conference of Social Work and the National Council of Women. Under the direction of Mrs. Frank Metcalf a thriving relief society organ I wit ton function as a faction of this large organization. Exhibi tions of the skill and efficiency of this organization have been evidenced during the past year In social func tions and religious obligations. The Sunday school Includes classes that embrace all the church member ship and to It has been assigned the Apcclal obligation of teaching the gospel to the adults as well as to the children. During the past year it naa leen under the direction of Jess H. Elgan. The branch organization has been under the general Bupervision of Mr. Frank Metcalf aa branch president. Medford la also the headquarters for missionary work in southern Ore gon aa a division of the Northwestern States Mission. This district Is pre sided over by Elder John L. Margetts. These missionaries at the call of the their financial cooperation, are making in stimulating greater church activity. MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE MKIIFOKD OIll.F.MIDl'SE loos E. Main. Phone 371 BrW Shop and Bauty Parlor Mm, Warns tmi ' MODEL BAKERY CRYSTAL SPRINGS Mat. W wnrrrs home maid ret Br. UK. My Hult. CAB COMPANY &V flow. tCKV'Cf REX CAFE BOYD'S MARKET PtlRCC lUTO FREIGHT ROSEBOROUCH'S COI.ONIM. GA R KCE fVr w Ci.i CLD'I'VMt ImtAOT Pip. A Mchiny C- k. n. RO CO. mrsaiACAi PAINT rODOCT UTAH MOTOR COMPANY b OTOrL.nWtTTM ALKRVC DeVOES AJfrTHinC AKTT1M Whinorfc'. GaU; SHULTS BROS. MERRtMAtrS SHOP. clear. The trip down will never b forgotten by moat of the fellows, as it consisted of sliding down huge snow field. In thla way it took two minutes to travel what It took two hours to climb. The return trip to home camp was easily made arut everyone was ready to consume an enormous dinner. The Four Mile lake trip wa made by following the diversion canal up to the lake. The scouts taking this, hike were: Douglas Janney. Richard Schuchard, Neil Stone. George Blg ler. Bob Coverstone. Vera Kellenbeck. Robert Bryant and William Taylor. The hike was led by Donald E. Moore and Shtrrell Doty. Camp was made at the lake and the program arranged for the next day. Some of the games were frog racing, running and fish ing. On the return hike Wednesday this group met the Mount McLough lin party. Wednesday evening was spent with a general cam pf ire. each hiking party having a representative giving gen eral talk on their particular hike. It was generally agreed that the hikes were a success. Wall St. Report NEW YORK. July 6,P) Stocks slid along on a fairly even keel today for slight gains in somewhat faster trading in the New York stock ex change. Motor ahares gave little heed to the sharp decline in production for the week. Cram's estimated output at 59,380 units against 88,537 In th preceding week and 30,493 a year ago. The decline was explained by curtailed operations owing to the holiday, and the shut-downs of seven plants for inventory. In terms of the Associated Press average of 60 stocks, the market edged ahead .1 of a. point to 45.0. The hourly pace of trading was somewiiat brisker than Friday. Volume totaled 515,870 shares lor the two hour sei slon. church, are voluntarily devoting tw years or more, at their own expense, and without pay, to promulgate eter nal truth. Up to date over 80.000 have been sent Into the world by this church,, constituting the greatest vol untary missionary system In th world. 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