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Newspaper Page TextiiiiBJR"i ' J iiri n aJ IB ril n Fi riFil F, ISicoos bay towns i IWnni n TRIMI"! rn deavor to expose some of the means Advent Christian Church St. Mark's Episcopal First Christian Church 11:00 Morning worship. Sermon. I I L. I U UL.L. lllllUli nl!UI II I U A IIP I ri and me'notl UMd secret world Located on West Jackson street E- s- Bartlam. Rector Ererymans Bible class will study "Breaking Away." Mrs. R. C. Mulhol. BSlilU II I lAMVri IIV to penetrate, dominate and destroy corn w.ich. o. a! Holv communion. 8 a. m. "aoda Plumb Una and Our Social land will sing, fill I m innriOnlWi TO LECTURE HERE Evangelist George Dewey Blomgren who Just returned from Europe a few weeks ago will give a special sermon lecture at the First Baptist church. East Fifth and Central streets, Tues day, July 30. at 7:45 p. m. In the course of his researches as fee 1 '.!., Geo. D. Blomgren an International political and religi ous investigator he has delved Into the causes of social unrest. Having made two trips to Europe and Russia within the last year, Mi Blomgren claims he has found that the safeguards which so many na tion claim to have thrown around themselves are but a mirage of the past. In bringing his message he will en- HERE FRO??. CANADA :v. 1 ".t . .'f 7"' Atf. Evelyn M. Olsen. youthful Canadian Evangelist enters her second week of special meetings at the Full Gospel Church, tonight. Her subject this evening will be "Flaming Youth or Youth Aflame", a message of the times, especially for the young people but interesting to all. In a startling word picture of world conditions now existing. Miss Olsen will answer such questions of .vital interest as, "How long will this Jazz ag& last?" "What great catastrophe lies just ahead?" and "Can a young man or woman live godly In thia present civilization?" Being a- young woman herself. Miss Olsen la deeply Interested In the prob lems of modern youth, and speaks with an understanding and sympa thetic heart. Pastor Weston UJ.es all to attend this great evangelistic rally tonight at 7:45 p. m There will also be special services every week-night except Sat urday. THE StEAA I 1 I t't ' m WAS WJ WVEfJTED B' WAIT To learn Watt's Watt In evnert launrlry service at reasonable prices call The Menford Domestic Laundry and ct the truth! DAMP WASH 52 for a 13 lb. bundle each add. lb. C (Answer to lat week Snake venom weakens the heart and lowers blood preiire hJ whlkey t 111 fur ther lower the blwd pressure and depress.) MEDFORD DOMESTIC Laundry PHONE 166 30 N. deavor to expose some of the means and methods used by a secret world to penetrate, dominate and destroy the better portions of all classes. Irrefutable evidence of a particular example of subterranean workings has come Into his possession, he claims. Mr. BlomgTen claims the Soviet has become a nation of 173 million slaves ruled by (547 of the world's worst capitalists, the central officers of the government. Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Odd Fellows hall at Sixth street. Sunday school, 10 a. m. Scott Huff man, superintendent. Evening service. 7:45 p. m. Priesthood and Relief society Thursdays, 7:45 p. m. Visitors wel come. Jesse G. C. Elgan, Branch president. Methodist Episcopal Church. South Corner Main and Oakdale. T. G. Patterson,. pastor. Church school 9:45. Dr. Frank Roberts, superintendent. Morning worship 11 o'clock. Young people's service 7 p. m. Union service here at 8 p. m Prayer meeting Wednesday 8 "p. m. Choir practice following. You are cordially Invited to attend these services. The First Presbyterian Church Corner Eighth and Holly streets. Minister. Rev. Ralph S. Peterson. Pastor Emeritus, Rev. Weston F. Shields. Organist. Eva Hazelrlgg Marsh. Choir director, Edith A. Oarrett. Sunday school, 8:45 a. m. Super intendent, Dr. B. ft. Slliott. Morning worship, 11 a. m. Pre lude, "Communion "In 'G'." Batiste: offertory, "Melody." SheJley; contralto-solo, "The lost Chord." Sulli van Edna Elfert with violin obli gate by Margery Paley. Sermon, "Christian Education in a New Day," Rev. Thomas W. Bibb, D. D. Christian Endeavor. 6 30 p. m. "How Selfishness Reacts Upon Us." Dr. Bibb will speak to the young people on the subject, "Live Your Own Life." Christian Church. Central Point Clifton A. Phillips, minister. We will meet promtply at 9:15 a. m. and go to Llthia park, Ashland, and hold our Sunday services there. Bible school 10 a. m. Roland Hover, superintendent. M. Brownrlgg. minister of Phoenix church, will be the speaker at the U a. m. service and his subject will be 'The Lord's Supper." The com munion will be served at 11:50 and a basket lunch will be served by the ladles of the church at 12:15 p. m. We will assemble again at 3:30 p. m. for an open air gospel sing, and James Morgan, pastor of the Ashland Christian church will be chief speaker. Come! Bring your lunch and en Joy the fellowship of this special service. Prayer and Bible study. Thursday. 7:45 p. m. Miss Sadie Smith, leader. The pastor will continue the study in "Prophecy" following the prayer service. Church of the Nazarene Central Avenue at Jackson "Books That Arrest Attention" la the topic from which Fred M. Weath erford. pastor-evangelist, will speak at 7:45 Sunday night. Two special musi cal numbers besides the congregation al singing will feature the evening program. "A Parish Leech" la the topic at the 11 o'clock morning hour. Special music will also be given prominence In this hour of worship. Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. Arnold Kornstad, superintendent. This auxiliary of the church la keenly Interested in promoting Bible study. Young people's meeting at 8.45 p.m. Miss Helen Scheel, president. Topic: "Incidents Pertinent to a Depression Romance." Junior society meeting at 6:45 p. m. under direction Mrs. Fred M. Weath erford. People's meeting Wednesday 7:45 p. m. Praise, prayer and. Bible study. A very cordial invitation Is extend ed to friends and strangers. n RIVERSIDE AVE. j MEDFORD MAIL Advent Christian Church Located on West Jackson street. corner of Welch. Pastor, Mrs. O. A. Shlde. 9 :45 Sunday school. 11 :00 Morning worship. Subject of sermon, "Signs." 7:00 p. m. Young People's meet ing. 8:00 Preaching sen-ice. A series of talks on the Book of Revelation are being given at the Sunday evening services, which arc proving both interest lng and in structive. All are welcome. 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 Oakdale. Subject for Sunday, July 28, "Truth." 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 Christ ian Science healings, at 8:00 o'clock. The reading room, which Is located at 401 in the Medford building, Is open dally from 7 a. m. to 6 p. m.. except Sundays and holidays. The librarian 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 is cordially Invited to attend the services and . visit the reading room. All Medford Churches CHl'RCH OF THE VIZ A RENE Central at .lacksnn The Church of the Nazarene was organized in Medford on April 2nd, 1922, with a charter member ship of thirteen. It was through the ministry of Divine provi dence and the untiring labors of Rev. C. M. King that the organization was perfected. It was during the be Rev. Fred M. Weittherford Pastor Nnzerene Church ginning of his pastorate that the building in which the church now worships, was erected, at the corner of Central Ave. and Jackson. The ministers who served the church since are. Rev. O. O. Crow, Rev. J. T. LaRose and their present j minister, Rev. Fred M. Weatherford. who has served the church during the past year. Crnuth of the Church The church has enjoyed a steady growth from the time of its organi zation. During the year Just ended, the church experienced a greater numerical growth than during anjf previous four yerfis combined. Sixty one new members affiliated them- These representative Medford business and professional people listed below, through this entire series of articles possible. The ir friendship indicates a desire to assist JT,,jt ... n.1 WALTER W. AUI1F.Y, Inc. AUTOMOUH.E TKLC'KS PEOPLE'S ELECTRIC STORE A.MERICAN LAUNDRY T.W, Wu. hiOlW Yw Ho. A. L. VROMAN PLUMBING u. HEATING TROWBRIDGE CABINET WORKS rr T ' ' r " 1 " !t ALL .WELL'S TAXI Slehpne 25. THE HOMEJGROCEBY Roto vrs WAVE SHOP CCUJ, FOR 1 1 j ac sow courfrr Feed Co. Csksksjta stt-.i n 4 i tmmrw a lsiifffA PiOM SC37 jn LAMPORT'S pmr..t WALL PhPt E 4 P118.M CMET LEONARD S l!PEO 1,1,-, SERVICE TRIBUNE. irEDFORD, Holy communion, 8 a. m. Morning prayer and sermon, 11 a.m, Church school, 9:45 a m. The First Methodist Episcopal Church West Main and Laurel streets. Jos eph Knotts. minister. Sunday school. 9:45 a. m. E. J. Neumann, superintendent. Come and enjoy a splendid lesson today. Morning worship. 11 a. m. Sermon theme, "The Double Portion." Duet and anthem. Mr. Don Huckabee. dir ector and organist. Ep worth Leagues. 7:00 p. m. In stitute echoes will be given in a Joint meeting of the leagues. All young people invited. The union service this evening will be In the South Methodist church. Prayer meeting Wednesday eve ning at 7:30 o'clock. Zlon Evangelical Lutheran Church On Fourth St. near Oakdale; Dr. George P. Kabele. pastor 10 a. m. Sunday school. The adult Bible class will dJscuss the variant Ideas of the different culta concern ing "Sin". 10:35 a. m. Church service. Fine music. The sermon topic is. "The Biography of the Apostle Thomas." Information Is drawn from the Bible and tradition. The service and ser mon Is in charge of Martin G. Ka bele. son of Pastor Kabele. Everyone Is most heartily invited to attend both Sunday school and church service. r S-ijJf Jfc':M cnurch during I' a. 3fc.C 'tf the oast year the past year ending June 33rd. It was during 4 the pastorate of Rev. J. T. LaRose that the four lots r just opposite the junior Hign school were pur chased by the church; located at the corner of N. Holly and 1st streets. The ob Mrs. L. C. Mouse dir. Board of StiMviml ject of that venture being the erec tion of a new church edifice. Future Plans Lajt week a group of seven to nine workers donated their labors for two days in felling the first trees from which to build the new church. Mr. Tom Norris Is the very generous donor of the raw timber to the y& church. Though - nox a memoer oi the local Church of the Nazarene he has a genuine Interest In the spiritual and moral life of Medford and its environs. Chas. Blngmnn Chr. Board of Trustees Till i tpri7 '' 4. ' ! I MEDFORD NATIONAL BANK f OR DRUGS Medlvrd Xtatlnnery Jtore ARMSTRONG MOTORS, Inc. CHRYSLER U PLYMOUTH DEALLftS ! Gaaa! Ussi C Mtt sfcWfA 'S Fine I dreocd Ptm. FUNERAL HOME A. B. CULVS SERVICE STATION CWgk YOUNG'S BEAUTY SHOP "Your Office linn w Hsu n TmmoKi or net siATiowtMi a wmi ceisrjn LIBERTY MARKET inB)OlXJJ- AJtT WTMl DJLAJJCM M tShtfdjbrd .Qeetne Gonstnxtxm KiNIU JSEAT3 HsM is xw Jenninyi Bra. Super Same SIGNAL GA3 "ML1 ssbWBATTTJ ! TS 2 Rr ChmM fcv. MASON, EHRMAN & CO. whouoau: cmcEU THE TAILOR YOUR NEXT SUIT a ei..b PALACE BEAUTY 4 BARBER SHOP Jt$ Umr . Irtteir BfsssBsifssj Dawson filing ft gmncmno m K 4JT0 R White Swmf Mschn Ok Kaf Miisj sisn sMal Mhan CsK sWi nasi Iwmw, IUsIm SANDERSON MOTOR CO. STVDFAAKM SALES A!D SCRVICZ Morton Milling Co OREGON. SUNDAY, JULY 28. 1935. First Christian Church Everyman's Bible class will study "God's Plumb Line and Our Social Order" and the Book of Amos. The class Is taught by Mr. Sadler. Sermon, ''Disappointments of Life What Are They Doing to You?" St. peters Lutheran Church Missouri Synod) E. Main and Portland Ave. H. H. Young, pastor Sunday school and Bible class at 10. Divine worship at 11. Theme of the sermon: How the Christian Can become a Slave of Sin. No evening worship this evening. The Sunday school teachers meet Wednesday evening at 8 In the church basement. Visitors axe always welcome. Full Gospel Church Newtown and Main Sts. Leonard Weston, pastor. Special evangelistic services will continue every nlftht this week except Saturday. Evangelist Evelyn M. Olsen will speak at each evening service. Besides the evening evangelistic meet ing. Sunday services will include Sun day school at 9:45 a. m. and morning worship at 11 a. m. The pastor will speak at the morning service. A hearty welcome is extended to all visitors. The First Baptist Church North Fifth and Central streets. Wo 1 ford A. Dawes, minister. 8:45 Bible school. We have classes for all ages. Extend to The rapid growth of the church with Its various auxiliar ies has made It necessary to pro vide larger quar ters in order to afford adequate room for further expansion. It will probably be more than ninety days Mrs. Henry Hermiin before work will pres. v. M. 8. actually begin In erecting the new plant. The church plans to build Its new home of worship largely through donated labor. It Is anticipated that this method will reduce the financial outlay to the minimum. A large percentage of the local church membership Is made up of young people. The entire church Is characterized by a spirit of militant aggression, In the Interest of evan gelization and Christian education. Music constitutes a prominent fea ture in Its gospel appeal. The pennmlnatlon The church last year was honored by the statistics given' out by the Associated Press as being the fastest growing Protestant denomlntalon. comparatively speaking in the United States. , The Church of the Nazarene from FIRST NATIONAL BANK C La octette Baauty Shop SUmmt! BkrbMr Shop .1 . Da H p. Coleman (pmirirnr use (moiiw PADGHAM PIANING.MILL Boy" 52 Comfkmy SKINNER'S GARAGE rhrtfore Aool of Vassljj flsltjsrs MB OAKDALE CASH GROCERY fasvfctsrn AiMa Ssjpijly CocnpaMty MVomts AYLOP St ITTRMA UwUnrood TjpBwiks MLU csaaf miu Mr4tsrM ill jm MedftM DosMrtie Lmhstt P5FH 11 :00 Morning worship. Sermon. "Breaking Away." Mrs. R. C. Mulhol land will sing. 7:00 Young People's groups. We Join In the Union service at 8:00. Wednesday, 7:30. prayer meeting. We are studying the Book of Gala ttans. A most cordial invitation Is ex tended to the public to attend these services. MORMONS ANDFRIENDS ENJOY LUNCH SOCIAL Members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints and their friends enjoyed a box lunch social Thursday evening at the Odd Fellows hall. The event was held in com memoration of the arrival of the Mor mon pioneers In the Salt Lake valley, July 24, 1847 An appropriate pro gram preceded' the lunch and the eve ning was pronounced a success by all. p. V. C. Chief Returns. SALEM. July 37. (AP) Frank McColloch, state public utilities com missioner, returned to Salem today from Los Angeles, where he had been called by the Illness of his mother. Mrs. McCulloch was reported to be in an Improved condition. Drive to Portland Mr. and Mrs. Walter W. Abbey and Mr. and Mrs Weldon McBee left Saturday iftr noon in a new 1938 Nash 400 sedan for a four-day business visit in Portland. Everyone A the viewpoint of doctrine is with out deviation fundame n t a 1 1 y sound. It believes that the Bible was Divinely in spiredthat the original auto graphs were giv en by Divine dic tation that holy men of O o d wrote as they were moved by the Holy Ohost. Mrs. F. M. Weatherford Pres. Junior Snr. It believes Its Divine commission is to "Preach the Word." I The churoh has tnrce general su perintendents who have general over sight of activities In the home-land and In the twelve missionary fields In foreign lands. Both the home and foreign work is divided into districts, with a district superln t e n d e n t over each area. In the States there are forty-three such districts. Our Interest Locally Our aim In meeting the pub lic la a greeting Arnold F. Kornstad 8upt. Sunday Xrhnol 1 irW 1 .... VTw PARKER'S POTATO CHIPS ROYAL PICKLES PARKER'S HONEY . . vou NIL. LOC.L .nMM.l Lj B. Hoffmann St7RI9E SUUR Sp.RVIC Utmfmkk lilln ll M igKy M. totters frtats UtmcMUrm BttlLL METAL WORKS YELLOW il J JACKSON COUNTY CHAMBER OF C0MUERCI tTTY IjtTAT ;MAKKCT JACKSON STREET GARAGE UM W.. I- AS Cm CUASANTTtD WOSKMANSHrt COLONIAL GARAtVf MMW Mnllord Pip 4k Mschinarr Co. Km wl Mi0"M..kiMT CWtrk wmi Aiilli Wfcf fcnMnl l SHIRLEY BROS. rlM. Sn.Im mmi Mi,ni.l 'Km. , U.V.ta. ItNlM' A. PENWELL s BIDPrS SHOf SIRVICE WEBB ft CARIOM-S wsil Psst a & rsiwT srost FRANKLIN'S GROCERY J-Up OiSsts. Wsr.VM CiTY SANITARY SERVICE INC HONRRS FV1ED STOBR AAS0 Sim 4-FimIii FmS. bALLLU lUUiuA. MARSHFIELD, Ore., July 37. (AP) With both towns entranced by some strange lure in the seven-letter word, "Coosbay." Marshfleld and North Bend have Joined In a mad race to see which can be first In for mally and legally changing the of ficial designation of the town to that name. A proposed merger of the adjoining towns under a single administration the consolidated city to be known as "Coosbay." failed this week. North Bend rejected the consolidation plan, and then decided It would change Its name to "Coosbay." spelling the title as one word. The two towns are lo cated on Coos bay which Is written as two words. Now. In a formal legal notice, Marshfleld has decided to call a spe cial election August 10 for a charter amendment to cnange the city's name from Marshfleld to Coosbay. Residents of the town believe they can beat North Bend to the change by a week or so. Inasmuch as certain legal difficulties would make It im possible for North Bend residents to swing Into action within 30 days. From Klamath Falls Misa Betty Zimmerman of Klamath Falls Is visit, lrm today with Miss Dorothy Eads. Cordial Invitation To of warm welcome. to every on. O"' purpoae In serv ing the city or Medford and Its environs is, sal vation from all sin for every soul.v to minister toi the sick, and render material,; assistance to the destitute physi cally. r , 1 t i Miss Helen Scheel Pres. N. Y. P. S. In Our Worship We Shall Be Happy to Greet and Serve You Mrs. Fred Cnillklm Tres. Junior Mlfhlnnnr? Hoclety Home of their financial cooperation, are making in stimulating greater church activity. MKDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE Judge's MEDFORD GREENHOUSE l BowinSil'. Barbsr Shop and Beauty Pkrlor 1005 E. Alain. MODEL BAKERY HONCT MAIO BREAD CRYSTAL SPRINGS AUk W Wm HOUC UAID KZ IV. 1 R. Heastt Hultk nt, Hi X-lUt CAB COMPANY, .i.ti.i... REX CAFE lOVD'S MARKET PIERCE IUT0 FKKHT ROSEBOROUGH'S M II - ll I A V I ....... ci.aivcsj ee.LirTi'l.A sK. n. RIMII CO. STTTSaUSGH PAINT FftOOUCTS KFAfJ MOTOR COMPANY bK OTOn.YHQUTM ft ALBS DeVOES ANTTMme ANTTIMTl WWnock,s GoUw j PAGE THREE Born to Mr. and Mrs. F. O. Llndgren 919 Dakota avenue, a boy weighing 10 pounds on Tuesday, July 23. Tha young man was bom at home, and has been named Leroy Hughes. Phone 542. We'll naul away yoar refuse City Sanitary Service Do you Need Glasses? sje Dr. R. M.HOOD OPTOMETRIST Tel. 283-R Sparta Bldj. 405 E. Main St. Medlord txA. ... Skillful Service Reasonable Prices " " Advent Chrlsttnn Churcb Baptist Church Christian-Church Church of Christ Church of God First Churcb of Chrlit Sclent Free Methodist Church Full Oosnel Churrh Jehovah's Witnesses . Latter Day Saints Main Street Methodist South Methodist Episcopal Church Nazarene Church Pilgrim's Holiness Presbyterian Church Sacred Heart Churcb St. Mark's Church St. Peter's Lutheran Chnren, Seventh Day Adventlst The Apostolic Faith The Salvation Army Zlon Evangelical Lutheran T3fT Phono 31 CONGER lURERAL PARLORS LEONARD tXZCTlUC W .rm HUN i T DAIRY OtCAM HAWLEY" TRANSFDI 5TOKAS 4W ast tmm$ ft i n MMlksj WtltH.M'l.oj kutrtitt Singtr Sewina Mactiint Co. 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