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Newspaper Page TexttiBHUMBHi iHinaMgsa St. Mark's EpiscoaI. E. S. Bart lam, rector. Holy communion, 8 . m. Morning prayer and sermon, 11 am. Church Acnoot. 9:45 a. m. Methodist Ep1snal Church Souttt Corner Main and Oakdale. T. O. Patterson, pastor. Church school at 9:45 a. m. Dr. Roberts, superintendent. Sermon at II a. m. We will attend the union service at the Baptist church In the eve ning. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 8:00 o'clock. First Methodist Church West Main at Laurel Joseph Knotts. Pastor 9'45 a. m., Sunday school. 11:00 a. m.t Morning worship. Theme: "Loyalty." Rev. A. W, Shep ard will preach. 7:00 p. m., Epworth Leagues All young people welcome. t 8:00 p. m., Union service. Prayer meeting Wedneesday eve ning at 7:30. First Church of Christ. 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 . Oak dale. Subject for Sunday, July 14, "Sacrament." 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 o'clock. The reading room, which Is located at 401 in the Med ford building. Is open dally from 7 a. m. to 0 p. m., except Sund aya and holidays. The librarian is in attendance from 10 to 4 at which time the Bible and all autthorlzed Christian Science litera ture may be read, borrowed or pur chased. The public Is cordially invited to attend the services and visit the reading room. A mile-high vacation oft rest and recreation In the e world-famous Canadians Rockies, may be enjoyed, mt moderate cost. At five , scenic points In thlsgreatyd piaygrouna mere navefi been established modern i CHALET- BUNGALOW CAMPS ! Operated on American planA the daily rates are $5; weekly ' rates at $31.50. Each camp coniUts of s large Club House surrounded by modern bun galows, equipped with com-i fortabte beds, electric llfthtd and other conveniences. The camps are located at... ir MORAINE LAKE 4r RADIUM HOT SPRINGS LAKE O'HARA YOHO VALIEV LAKE WAPTA tow Round-Trip Ball Fares ire available to the Canadian Rockler..and Eait. All details snd literature, tickets and reservations, at our offices. W.H. Deacon, Cen'IAftt. Pass. Dept. 626 S. W. Brdy., Amer. Bit Bid) BR 0(37, Portland. CANADIAN PACIFIC ITIf VHt- ARE MoT AMEDAfTER 810)5 WaJg There, Rohfnon Crusoe's laundry problems were simple and een he had hU Man Friday . . . MEDFORD DOMESTIC LAUNDRY Is the answer to all jour naMi day problems. Call for a driver and jrt the truth! DAMP WASH 52" for a 13 lb. bundle each additional pound 4 trr piece sweet and clean, ready to Iron. The Declaration of Independence was not signed until Julv 19. 1776. MEDFORD DOMESTIC1 Laundry i PHONE 166 30 N. RIVERSIDE AVE. QirtifcjLdSjirvii&ssn. Quand IprvnHuikh Medford Company of Jehovah's Witnesses For the summer months, the Med ford Company of Jehovah's Wit nesses meet for Bible study every Tuesday and Friday evening at 7:16 o'clock at 797 South Central avenue. All interested in Watch Tower Bible study are welcame. Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Odd Fellow Hall on 8th St. Jesse Q. C. EJgan, branch, pres. Sunday school, 10:00 a. m. Scott Huffman, supt. Evening service. 7:45 p. m. Priesthood and Relief Society Thursday, 7:45 p. m. Visitors welcome. Seventh -Day Advent 1st Church Edwards and Beatty Street We welcome you at our service. Sabbath school (Saturday), at 9:30 m. Preaching service. 11:00 a. m. Young people's meeting, 3:00 p. m. Preaching service Sunday, 1:45 p.m. Speaker: Pastor C. Lester Bond from Washington, D. C. First Christian Church 9:45 Bible school. Ralph Cook, superintendent. Everyman's Bible class meet in the court house auditorium. Topic. "Making Religion Attractive." Taught by Mr. Sadler. 10:55 Morning worship. Sermon, "Are You Keeping the Faith?" by Mr. Sadler. Special music by the choir director by Mr. Yeoman. 6 :45 Christian Endeavor. Pull Gospel Church Newtown and Main Streets. Leonard Weston, Pastor. Sunday school, 9:45 a. m. Morning worship, 11 o'edock. Evangelistic service, 7:45 p. m. Tuesday Bible study, 7:45 p. m. Friday prayer meeting, 7:45 p. m. To all who have no church home we extend a sincere welcome to wor ship the Lord and be at home with us. Zlnn Evangelical Lutheran Church Fourth street near Oak dale ave nue. 10:00 a. m. Sunday school. Mar tin Kabele, supply pastor, will con duct the adult class. A new series of lessons will be started this Sun day. The series will consist of com parative studies of the different cults snd Isms which abound m our country today. First the Biblical material on a certain subject will be studied, then In the light of this knowledge the beliefs of the cults of today will be taken up. 10:65 Church service. The sermon and the service will be In charge of Martin O. Kabele, son of Pastor Kabele. The text for the sermon is found In the Sermon on the Mount. Church of the Nazarene Central Avenue at Jackson Miss Helen Wilson will speak at the 7:45 evening evangelistic service. Mias Wilson, a graduate of the local high. school, was among the brilliant stu dent of her class. Following her high school graduation ahe entered Albany college. Beside her scholastic rating she served with honors on both the high school and -college de bate teams respectively. Finding the Joy of salvation through forgiveness of sins and later sanctified, ahe Is giving her life to redeem the lost. Her many friends in Medford will be glad to hear her. Fred M. Weatherford, pastor- evangelist, will be heard at the 11, o'clock morning hour, on the topic. First Century Pentecostal Power Available In the Nineteenth." Special music will be of Interest at both services. Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. Arnold Kornstad, superintendent. Young People's meeting at 8:45. Miss Helen Scheel, president. Junior church under direction of Mrs. Fred Weatherford. at 6 :45 In the annex building. People meeting at 7:45 Wednes day evening. Prayer, praise and Bible study. A warm welcome Is extended to strangers and visitors. Beginning Monday morning this church conducts the eight o'clock morning devotions through the cour tesy Of KMED. I'lHJTH I I I III III JfEDFORD MAIL Church of God Corner of Haven and Holly ' Streets. Residence, 814 West Second St. D. M. Clemens, Minister. Bible school, 9:45 a. m. Morning worship, 11 o'edock. Young people's meeting, 7 p. m. Preaching. 7:45 p. m. Prayer service, Wednesday at 7:45 p. m. Ladles' H. and F. M. Thursday as usual. All are welcome. First Baptist Church Wolford A. Dawes. Minister. Bible school, 9:45 a. m. B. F. Neff, superintendent. Morning worship at 11 o'cdlock. Sermon, "A Man'a Choice and Its Re sults." There will be special music by the choir. Young people's groups at 7 p. m. There are four of these groups so each young person will find a place. Union services in this church at 8 u. m. Rev. Dawes will speak on "Olo rylng the Cross." Special music. A cordial Invitation is extended to all. Pllfrrlm Holiness Church 610 East Main St. Rev. C. Edwin Cox, pastor. Resi dence 540 South Fir. Sunday school. 9:45 a. m. Review chalk talk by Mrs. Stevens. Preaching service. 11 a. m by the pastor. Evening evangelistic service, 8 ;00 o'clock. Mid-week service, Wednesday, 8:00 p. m. Appointed leader. We cordially invite those on the All Medford Churches FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL CIll'RCH - - Main and Laurel SUM1 On An trust, at 1885 Bishop J. M. 'Jr - Wl Walden presiding over the Oregon Ann ual Confer ence at Roseburg, Oregon, appolnt- VA?lL ed Rev. William S mmtL H O. Simpson I IvW preach at Ash- IfeJk. AtLJl land and Med" S "T for(j At t h a t Rev. Joseph Knot la Ume , . !r . . no society formed first M. E. church )n On November 15th of that year Rev. Simpson formed a Methodist class and services were held for some time in the original Washington school building. In 1887 arrangements were made with the Presbyterians whereby the Methodists might have the use of their church building once a month. In 1888 Howard's Hall, located where the First National Bank now stands. was rented. In 1889 Mr. D. T. Lawton and Mr. Clark Taylor donated the two lota on the corner of Bartlett and Fourth streets and a fine little church build ing was erected. For the first seven years of Its exis- These representative Medford business and professional people listed below, through this entire series of articles possible. Their friendship indicates a desire to assist WAl.TKR W. ABBEY, Inc. AUTOMOBILE TRUCKS PEOPLE'S ELECTRIC STORE 3 ijntjtu HMDKlKk, OlCCaO AMERICAN LAUNDRY Tafc Wwli DtOtl Ywr Ha- A. L VROMAN PLUMBING Mt HUTING -.WELL'S TAXI THE HOME GROCERY HUf isoV fkVMnV Rorw. VI'S WAVE SHOP CUS, 1 FOR JACXSON Couirn Ftrj) Co. pmoms eoS7 ft T.AMPORTS PA I N T mm WAIL PArCf . wt muvl CHET LEONARD S SUPER ti-o IERY1CE TROWBRIDGE CABINET WORK '-jgWrr. TRIBUNE, MEDFOKD, is mi mmmmm east side of the city who are not actively engaged or attending else where to come and fellowship with us. Any on this side desiring the pastor to call on them, kindly call at the Mission hall and see us. Advent Christian Church West Jackson St.. cor of Welch Mrs. O. A. Shlde, Pastor 9:45 Sunday ftchool. 11:00, Morning worship. Subject: Victory Ahead. 7:00 p. m. Young people s meeting. 8:00 p. m. Preaching service. At this time the pastor will begin a series of talks on "Revelation." In these talks present day world problems will be examined from a prophetic point of view. Come and hear them. You will find them interesting and Instruc tive. The First Presbyterian Church Corner Eighth and Holly streets. Minister: Rev. Ralph S. Peterson. Pastor Emeritus: Rev. Weston F. Shields. Organist: Mrs. H. E. Marsh. Choir director: Mrs. Edith A. Gar rett. Sunday school: 9:45 a. m. Superin tendent, Dr. B. R. Elliott. Morning worship: 11 a. m. Prelude: "Pilgrim Chorus" Wagner Offertory: "Intermezzo" Durham Solo: "O Come To My Heart, Lord JeBUs" Ambrose Mrs. Ransom Webster Sermon: "In Their Sight We Were Grasshoppers." Rev. F. E. Bancroft. tence the Metho dist church of Medford was a part of a circuit. its ministers liv ing in Ashland or Jacksonville. But the Medford 'V-,9 church was grow- JS ' - it 'nf'ulJ jB&SS&bJM and In 1RQ2 he- lf&jM came a separate Mrs. W. W. Walker appointment. Pres. Ladles' Aid Atter R tlme the building be came too small and an addition was built on the east side. But soon It was not sufficient and another addi tion was placed on the south to ac commodate the growing Sunday school. Then tt was not long until it became necessary to put up a tent and to use nearby residences for some of the classes. Finally, in 1923 a new site was purchased on West Main and Laurel streets ind a new church 8 building erected at a cost of 100. 000. The new building was c o m p 1 eted and dedicated In 1924. But a very heavy debt was lncur- E. 3. Neumann Supt. Sunday Srhl. pw 1 1 Shi mw'jrw MEDFORD NATIONAL BANK FOR I IMMlltrl I sTf4tioaM-y tare ARMSTRONG MOTORS, Int. CHHT3LU fLYHOUTH DtALtSS FineB Breadt PERL FUNERAL HOME A. B. CULY'S SERVICE STATION a 6 (gLUy, jUeuty shop "Your Office LIBERTY MARKET ALL KSfOS O, IflUTS 19 PJT""1 GUctrk GonaructiM 2 VALENTINE'S CAFE tit 409 C.HAIM 5T. Sammc Brew. Svpcr Rimr Chmolet, kr. MASON, EHRMAN & CO. WMOLUALT CJHM3UU THE TAILOR YOUR NEXT SUTT PALACE - BARBER SHOP mmm DAWSON FR.INO A CHINOINO ADS'TRAHSHK ST01KE Wkiu Swinf MschitM Ca. nanji UrlfinMn aaMl It-Wa-W md Imtn, a.ti minuj MEDfOR!) SHEET HEIAL WKi SANDERSON MOTOR CO. STUUEBAJCIJt SALtft AND SFRVKC Morton Milling Co OREGON. SUNDAY, JULY 14. 3m Christian Church. Central Point. Clifton A. Phillips, minister. Bible school, 10 a. m. Roland Ho ver. Supt. Communion and preaching service, H . m. Subject, "51ns That Are Unpardonable." Young people's prayer meet ins, 7 p. m. Evangelistic service, 8 p. m. Sub ject, "When Discouragement Will Not Discourage." Mid-week prayer and Bible study, Thursday, 7:30 p. m. St. Peter's Liilhoraii Church (Missouri Synod) E. Main and Portland Ave. H. H. Yoiftig. Pastor Bible class and Sunday school at 10:00. Preparatory service at 10:30. Communion service at 11:00. Theme: The New Heaven. The quarterly business meeting of the congregation will be held after the service. The Y. P. S. business meeting will also be held after the service this morning. The Y. P. S. soclsl will be given Friday evening. Visitors are always welcome. NAMPA. Ida (UP) Being Injured twice before reaching the hospital was the fate of Marvey Maalls. 10. The boy Injured his kneecap when he fell at home, and received cuts and bruise when his father's car was wrecked while they were speed ing to a hospital. Extend to red and the de pression which started In 1023 continued from bod to worse and proved too much for the congrega tion. In spite of heroic efforts of Dr. A. G. Bennett who was then pastor, and a mi Helen Power very loyal official Pres. Wetley lengue board, in the the property was sold under the sher iff's hammer. This proved to be a terrific blow to the congregation and there was some talk of abandoning their organ ization. But there was a band of faithful and loyal members who stood the crucial test undaunted. .MSI NATIONAL BANK DRUGS ClaotUtt BaMuty Shop 5luMr' BkrhMr Shop SiE Ai cuts r. fAr,ifr W DB H. P.COLEMAN f III III tMWiJf Tnn PADGHAM PLANING .MILL Boy" SKINNER'S GARAGE Gempaay r rhftrrnrb tlDol of fsnty Culturt OAKDALE CASH GROCERY 5rnc BEAUTY WmIsttj Auto Supply Company A. miVUUlOK. I KM 1 WoelKS W 1 H Hi In 9pAYLOR 8c -9?i'FPMA Underwood Typw-rritrt 3 ALT J i SfJIVICK Mdfortl DomtMtiiT Luniry CEHTtnr.D SANITATJOW AT 1ST BAPTIST JULY 17 Mr. and Mrs. Ray Osterhouse, talented couple, will present a sac red concert at the First Baptist church Wednesday, July 17 at 7:45 p. m. Included in their program will be song service, chorus singing, trombone, guitar, piano, musical glasses, musical saw. plano-accord-lon, readings, vocal solos and duets. There will be no admission charge and all are Invited to enjoy the evening of music. BIRTHS To Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Olldea of Jacksonville. S:turday morning, a daughter weighing seven pounds, at S:cred Heart hospital. Card of Thanks We wish to express our sincere ap preciation to our friends, and espe cially our neighbors of the Tble Rock community, for the many acts of kindness and sympathy extended us d urine our recent bereavement; also for the beautiful floral offerings. Mrs. Ada Rodgws, Mrs. Earl Hart, Mrs. Glenn Hoist. Burnua Rodgsra, Hubert Rodders. Everyone A In 1033 a spe cial commi 1 1 e e headed by Mr. E. C. Koppen, presi dent of the trua t e e s, was ap pointed to nego tiate the re-purchase of the lost prop erty. This waa very happily cons u m m a t e d Mrs. r. r. Tlurliy Pres. '. II. M. S. early In October 1034 when the papers were filed and the property again was Invested In the local church organization. Despondency has changed to Inspi ration: new members have been re ceived from time to time so that the present membership is the largest in the history of the church: the Sun day school has a new start; the two Epworth Leagues gj are active: me two ladles' Mis sionary societies are doing spien- nici worn; bin- : Ladles' Aid haa l fln.n-l h I n circles and Is putting on aRgrefwlvc pro gram; the excel lent music of the K. C. Koppen cholra la appreel- ( nr. Ilolml of ated; and the Tnuleea LtB.HOFFMAfM 1 SUNRISK SUER Sf.RVIC Mcdrsr-DSMeh Insnnec AjeacTJac. tnthufl BRILL METAL vVORKS YELLOW tbl JACKSON COUNTY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE CTTY MEAT MARKET JACKSON STREET GARAGE ComffUla Srnf lor AM CM CUAWANTrr.D WOHKMANSHIr t r.o Raj-,W ft T4 SHIRLEY BROS. Flse Wrin amd Maua W h r 1 A. PENWELL (PLUMBING) BIDFN'S SHOE" SERVICE WEBB & CARLON'S IL PAPtO (, puiNr STOW .m.MnilUI .1. IMMMnM( 7no. Yf.Jtlvnt irhi.A.-i, TlB tJl9J. FRANKLIN'S GROCERY CITY SANITARY SERVICE INC IION.NKK'S FF.KII STORK WILL HOLD SALE The Handicraft Shop on South Cen tral avenue will hold a closing-out sale beginning Tuesday morning. July 10. at 9 o clock, and the store will ba closed all day tomorrow in prepara tion for this big selling event, accord ing to Miss Zoe Griffin. Everything In stock will be marked at low sale prices so that articles may be sold Immediately to enable the Handicraft's doors to be closed at an early date. The removal sale Is being conducted at this time because other interests demand the attention of the owner. All merchandise will be plainly marked to facilitate shopping and the sale will afford a real opportunity for women of southern Oregon to purchase high quality stamped goods Richardson Springs Where You I mining. rite Lee ill rX4Js Cordial Invitation To 1 congregations are Increasing. The following ta the list of pas- t tors who have Rev. wiiuam u. Simpson, Rev. Williams who preached for short while, Rev. J. W. Miller, Rev. Mls Helen Aldrlch and Rev. Chlrgwln, Pres. High school league - J lvpvUM and preached some during the erec tion of the flrat building. Hev. W. Skipworth, Rev. John Booth. Rev. B. L. Thompson, Rev. E. B. Phlppa. Rev. O. Craven, Rev. E. Olttlna, Rev. I. Rounda, Rev. W. B. Moore. Rev. R. C. Blackwell. Rev. O. T. McPheraon, Rev W. C. Reuter, Rev. L. F. Belknap, Rev. E. O. Eld redge. Rev. J. W. Hawklna. Rev. J. g 4 . N O. Rolllna, Rev. r, if O. R. Carlos. Rev. f( E. E. 0, 1 1 b e r t, W Hev. J. K. oa- nett. Rev. E. !. I 44. t Ollbert who died t 7 ( S, and Rev. J. W. jtt-SLuiim- -J 3 Deyoe filled out !teV J, "J the year. Rev. T. 'W JawJ H. Temple, Rev. Mri- n. J. Wiley R. S. Reese. Rev. A. O. Bennett, and Rev. Joseph Knotts. their financial cooperation, are making in stimulating greater church activity. MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE PARKER'S POTATO CHIPS ROYAL PICKLES PARKER'S HONEY . . . VOU Mil. LMll JudKe'a MEDFORD OKBENHOLSE 8owimn' BaHmt Shop and BsAuty r.rlor 1009 G. Main. CC... at. MODEL BAKERY HOUCt MAIO RtAl CRYSTAL SPRINGS wurrrfl homc maid irt OrtiM UcdnMCBl Urnc Ir. L E IMftt UM httiWt "Nawrml War a Hull- CAB COMPANY A 1 rto.A ICK.'CS REX CAFE BOYD'S MARKET rh.i ir.. TKftU 1(170 FRraHT Omr 0pM Sm hm COLONIAL OKKk&e W4f Afavirt Ci.f BOSEBOROUGH'S Medford Pip 4 MscKifMry O. MWh aJ K.b"m..IsWt EfertrW ..v.SJlwitllt0 ML. . erfTSBtfacH paiwt TP.AD MOTOR COMPAJTt bl KSTOn-YMQUTH AAL.l DeVOES AKTTMIIfC AWYTIMS a... , t Smj-TS BROS. MttRfMAN-S SHOP. PAGE THREE and many other articles at great re ductions. Hundley9 s Cafe, Lunch cind Beer Opens, West Main Medfords newest cafe, "Hundley's, will be officially opened for business tomorrow. July 15. in the location formerly occupied by Gardner Drugs at 206 West Main street, across from the Liberty building. In addition to delicious lunches, hot and cold. Hundley's will feature Regal Amber beer on draught and all kinds of bottler beer. Winehaven wines and a variety of mixers ars stocked by the new establishment, which Is under the management of Mrs. Viola Hundley and Mrs. Georgia Gardle. Comfortable booths have been In stalled on the east Ride of the cafe and the entire place Is freshly deco rated and remodeled. A long founaln convenient for rush customers. Will Enjoy Wonderful Vacation. Mineral Waters snd Uaths AIR-COOLED HOTEL HOUSEKEEPING COTTAGES Tennis, Golf, Riding, Free Movies, ShufUr board. Dim ring O. Richardson, Richardson Spring, Ilutte Co., Calif. Advent Christian Church Baptist Church Christian Church Church of Christ Church of God First Church of Christ Sclent Free Methodist Church Full (lospel Church Jehovah's Witnesses Latter Day Saints Main Street MrtliodUt South Methodist EpUcopal Church Nazartne Church Pilgrim's Holiness Presbyterian Church Sacred Heart Church St. Mark', Church St. Peter's Lutheran C hurra Seventh Day Adventist The Apostolic Faith The Salvation Army Zlon Evangelical Lutheran TUT iuo wj C0H6U FUNERAL PARLORS Phune 374 ixonard rxrenue w m. ssrw hupm rir DAIRY air km HAWLSY TRANSFHX ft STtDRAOal Slngir Siwln, Machlna C. SinQir VKuum Cltaniri W. H. KLATT i H. BiMltlt Hunt 7t THE HANDICRAFT SHOP URES - - f I W. U rOISJFTTP . 'Jju-lU'imi'l a. I BROWNIE MARIE CAFE ' CO. rsoeocTS 2i-N. i. Sr. -.I.1C. .J Altrs AOTO SHOP CtNCBAL UiTO REPAIRIMa R0XY THEATRE 2 A lA NC m Lavs Taw t I(UAi.tiiW,wAt.AA P