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Newspaper Page Text. MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFOKD, OREGON. SUNDAY, AUGUST 11. 1935. PAGE THREE vsaa ami warn.-. .iiMinar St. Mark! Episcopal. E. S. Bartlam, rector. Holy communion, 8 a.m. Morning prayer and sermon, 11 . m. Church school, 9:45 a.m. Zlon Evangelical Lutheran Church. Fourth St., near Oakdale avenue. Geo. P. Kabele. D. D., pastor. Sunday school, 10 a. m., with clauses lor all. Morning worship, 11 a.m. Sermon by the pastor on ''Who Owns You?" A hearty welcome for strangers to our friendly church. At 8 p. m., we Join In the union service in the Presbyterian church. First Christian Church. Ninth and Oakdale streets. W. R. Baird, minister. Bible school at 8:45 a.m. Ralph Cook, superintendent. Everyman's Bible class In court house auditorium, 9:45. Morning worship begins at 10:55. The pastor has returned from his vacation and will speak on the sub ject "What Doest Thou Here?" Music by choir, directed by Effle Herbert Yeoman: Anthem, ''Grieve Not the Holy Spirit" - Stainer Duet, "Still, Still With Thee" Galbraith Effle Herbert Yeoman and M. E. Olson. Christian Endeavor at 6:45 p.m. Union church services at 8 o'clock In the Presbyterian church. First Church of Christ, Scientist Pilgrim Holiness Church. 610 East Main street. (New location East Jackson and Bessie. Services there next Sunday. DV). Rev. Edwin Cox Pastor. Residence 540 S. Fir street. Sunday school. :45 a.m. Sidney Tighe, superintendent. Preaching service 11:00 a.m. Evening evangelistic. service at 7:45 p. m. Mid-week service Wednesday even ing. Brother Bynum, leader. We are very happy to say that by the faithful labors of Bro. Snyder and those men who have so freely helped him, It Is possible for us to announce that by the SUNDAY Oi' AUGUST 18th we will be In the new church building on the corner oi East Jackson and Bessie street. We were expecting to be In for this Sunday, but Brother Snyder was called away and we were unable so to do. We cordially Invite those on the east side of the city to- come and be with us, if they are not ac tive In some other church. This la a little church, but we want to have a big welcome and warm hearts to those who come. Come once and you will not be a stranger the second time. ' Foursquare Church. Fourth and Bartlett. Revival beginning Sunday, August 11. with the showing of a painting. "A God-given painting will be shown. Zula Balsden, a Foursquare Gospel Evangelist, under the aus pices of Almee Semple McPherson, Is showing this picture, which la 6! by 8 feet. "Sister Balsden Is an artist oi real talent. The picture la painted from a vision which God gave her. It will Inspire and thrill you, will be held spell-bound by the sacred ness of It. "This picture has been shown over the west. Sermon topic "The Scarlet Line or God's Spotlight." "Everyone Is Invited to come and receive a spiritual feast with God. "I have heard Sister Balsden and have seen this picture. My heart was stirred mightily, and I shall never forget It. "Rev. Ethel M. Hudner, "State Supervisor of Foursquare Churches in Idaho." Other subjects for the following week are: Tuesday "Why We Have Trouble." Wednesday "Where la the Best Soil." Thursday "Preparedness." , Friday, young peoples night. "Have faith In God." Saturday, a message on healing. liYV VIM IF hudWsis MoT 4 My Smooth sailing ahead for housewives who have banished Wash Day from their calendars. Special attention to delicate Summer dresses, Men's Wash Suits, etc. Call for a driver and get the truth! (Annpr tn laM wrek Sunstroke can 1m h rauspit i by expo.ure to nvprheatPd air). MEDFORD DOMESTIC Laundry , PHONE 166 30 N. RIVERSIDE AVE. First Methodist Episcopal Church. West Main and Laurel streets. Joseph Knotts, minister. Sunday school, 9:45 a. m. E. J. Neumann, superintendent. Be loyal today and enjoy a splendid lesson from the Bible. Morning worship, 11 a.m. Ser mon theme, "The Christians' Ability to Make Good." Special music. Mr. Don Huckabee organist and director. Epworth league services, 7 p. m. All young people Invited. Union services In the Presbyterian church 8 p. m. Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. Prayer meeting. The First Baptist Church. Bible school, 9:45. Classes for ail ages. Morning worship, 11:00. Sermon, "The Lord's Return." Special music by members of the choir. Young People's groups meet s,t 7:00. There are four of these groups taking In all young people, from 6 years to 25 years. We Join In the Union Service at 8:00. Wednesday, 7 :30. Prayer meeting. A time of praise and prayer ana study of God's Word. The public Is most cordially In vited to all services. 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 Sutday, August 11: "Spirit." Sunday school at 9:30 a.m. Appli cants under the age of 20 may be admitted. Wednesday evening church meet ings, Including testimonies of Christ ian Science healings, at 6:00 o'clock. The reading room, which Is located at 401 In the Med ford building, is open daily from 7 a. m. to 6 p. m., except Sundays and holidays. The librarian la In attendance from 10 to 4, at which time the Bible and all authorized Christian Science lit erature may be read, borrowed or purchased. The public Is cordially Invited to attend the services and visit the reading room. Presbyterian Church Services. Sunday school 9:45 a.m., with classes for all ages. Visitors welcome. Dr. B. R. Elliott, superintendent. Regular morning service, 11:00 a. m.. with sermon by Rev. Ralph S. Peterson, Stated Supply. This will be Mr. Peterson's first service after his vacation and it Is hoped that a large congregation will be present to greet him. The musical program will be as follows: Prelude, "Memories' Hour" (Silver). Offertory, Air by Gluck. Offertory solo, "The Lord la My Light" (Allitsonl. Edith A. Garrett, soprano. Postlude selected . At 8:00 p.m. the union service will be held In this church, Rev. R. 8. Peterson, presiding. Music: Prelude. "At Twilight" (Stebblns). Offertory, "In a Mountain Church" (Torjussen). Anthem, "God Is Love" (Shelley). Baritone solo, Don Newbury. Postlude. Christian Endeavor, 6:30 p.m. Sub ject "How the laws of God work tor our good." Rev. Peterson, leader. Wednesday evening, regular mid week prayer meeting. First Church of Christ Scientist 15 Minute Devotional Period KMED 8 o'clock a. m. Daily August 12 to 17 Inc. -K'lBUYIH? DTQLCl 8t, Peter's Lutheran Church. (Missouri Synod) E. Main and Portland avenue. H. H. Young, pastor. Sunday school and Bible class at 10:00. Divine worship at 11:00. "Rejecting False Doctrine" will be the theme of the sermon. No evening service this evening. Visitors are always welcome. Full Gospel Church. Newtown and Main streets. Leonard Weston, pastor. Sunday school. 9:45 a.m. Morning worship. 11 a.m. Evangelistic service. 7:45 p.m. Tuesday. Bible study and Friday fellowship, and prayer meeting. Both start at 7:45 p.m. Evangelist Evelyn M. Olsen .win deliver the closing message of her revival campaign tonight. AH are especially Invited to take advantage of this last opportunity to hear t h 1 a consecrated, uncompromising Full Gospel preacher. Church of the Nazarene. Central Avenue at Jackson street. Fred M. weatherford. pastor-evangelist, will be heard both times to day. Topic at the popular 7:45 evan gelistic hour: "The Genesis of Super natural Life." The 11 o'clock morning hour topic: "Blood, the Sacrificial Offering for Sin." Special music and spirited con- All Med ford Churches i SACRED HEART CHURCH Tenth and South Onkdnle The essen 1 1 a 1 , oiuce ana con "jja Jj stnnt duty of the t "m church Is to rep- resent Christ In tne tniasi oi , -esent Him In His divine Authority. Infallibility and Unchan geable ness. To teach, govern, sanctify Rev. Francis V, Black Pastor, Sucred Heart Church and save human souls was and Is the mission of Christ and the church which He founded must carry on that mission, through the guid ance of the Holy Spirit, who abides with It forever. The Catholic mr thollc "rorm church prays, Our Divine there mav be one t-itv. fnlrt ami one ZtiP anepnera imu they may be one. as Thou Father In Me, and I in thee; that the may be one In Us, that the world may believe that Thou hast Mrs, J. Pnhlmeler Pres. St. Ann's Altar Society sent Me." The f urn i W MP, I lie i These representative Medford business this entire series of articles possible. flftr- J -Bur rut WALT KB W. AUUEV, Inc. AUTOMOBILE TKl tKS PEOPLE'S ELECTRIC STORE I han MISfOUXOtKiOM ameaican Laundry TtW Wufc Dt Oat W tmm M & A. L. VROMAN PLUMBIMC tm4 HEATING TROWBRIDGE A I INI I WDIKI WELL'S TAXI hpn 25. THE HOMTGROCERY Rat. . VI'S WAVE SHOP COS, JCTSW1 COUKTT Ff EDCOi FhohI SO 3- LAMPORTS CHET LEONARD'S gregatlonal singing will be promi nent features In the day's worship. Sunday school at 9:45 a.m.. Arnold Kornstad. superintendent. A series of special programs are being featured In this department. Classes suited to all ages. Young peoples" meeting at 6:45. Miss Helen Scheel, president. An In teresting group series of programs are now being sponsored in three divisions-. The Juniors meet under direction of Mrs. Fred M. Weatherlord at 6:45 p.m. Sunday. People's meeting Wednesday at 7:45 p. m. Friends and strangers are ac corded a warm welcome. 4 The W. C T. U. W. C. T. U. met Thursday evening at the home of the president, Mrs. E. A. Oldenburg. 305 E. Jackson street. The purpose of holding an evening meeting was to give the men an op- ' portunlty of attending and several ; did so. nearly all being honorary 1 members of the union. An honored guest of the evening was Dr. Clara ; Cogswell Ingham of Portland, state i W. C. T. U. director of health. Dr. , Ingham was In attendance at the i convention of the Leagtie of Western j Writers here and read one of her j poems. "Anirwerlng Echoes." which I Catholic church j Invitee Into her J fold all men or o good will "Come let us adore lllm." Our local par ish of The Sacred Heart fosters sev eral societies which contribute to the religious , and Boclal wcl- Mni. Miidvllne fare of our mem Gerries, Prefect of bers. " . the Third order of 1, The Holy St. Finmls Name society pledges Its mem bers to honor and reverence the Sacred Name of God and Our Divine Saviour; to give good example by carrying out In practice the holy truths which the church believes and teaches; to refrain from perjury, bias phemy and profane and ob scene speech; to give loyalty to our country auu support to il God from princi ples of Freedom. Justice and Hap piness; obedience to all lawful authority, .both civil and religious and dedication of one's manhood to the honor of r MEDFORD NATIONAL BANK MlHUIiUQS ARMSTRONG MOTORS, ln. CHRYSLER PLTMtxrrH DEALLKS Good UI Ltii FineB Breadt PERL FUNERAL HOME y- (enc4s (ST A. B. CULVS SERVICP STATION YOUNG'S 'BEAUTY SHOP "Your Office loniir a sum? LIBERTY MARKET Hi mil jrs UTut. nr .t rM K ALL HKDA OAOATl .Cltttnc Gonstnetxm VALENTINE'S CAFE Jenninci Bro. Super OILS md Rrnr Chnroht. bv. MASON, EHRMAN & CO. whoujait caocou THE TAILOR PALACE BEAUTY f. - A BARBER SHOP Jt$ Umr tf trttttr 4m LCRf i, DAWSON RUNS GRtNOtNaWoHKS WhiU Sewinf MwrarM Co. Nrf Rfnrntn ntun C4 A mJ Um RAm ana)fo(DStETinmwiti SANDERSON MOTOR CO. SrUOr.aAKF.ft 5AI ES AND SERVICZ Morton MnuNG Co she had written for the convention. ' During the evening she gave fine talks on health and on the work of j her department. Mrs. Augusta Mc ; Cormlck of Ashland, county W. C. T. I U. president was also a guest. Mrs. Minnie Bryant, program chair- man. Introduced Rev. Wolford A. Dawes, new pastor of the Baptist j church and his wife. Mrs. Dawes, con ducted an inspiring devotional ser : vice. Mrs. Knotts closing with prayer. The topic for discussion was "Tem j perance -Teaching in the Sunday '. School" and representatives of several j churches spoke on how the work was carried on among their young people, j Mrs. Bryant spoke on behalf of the Baptist Sunday school. Miss Helen Vilson brought an encouraging mes- You can exchange that L.C.B. 1 E Incorrect Spencer Corset Corset Extend to rani Sakmlila Pre. St. -Inhn Hrrrlinuin' Sanctuary Soclct Lewell D u pray Pre. Young Folk Social Club the sacred name of Jesus Christ, faithfully until death. 2. The Third Order of St. Francis perpetuates among its members the Christ-like spirit of tho little Poor Man of Asslssl In the practice of hu- mility. prayer, penance, and zeal for j the honor and glory of God. ! 3. The Sodality of the Blessed Vir gin Mary the Mother of Christ a society for the special guidance ; and spiritual perfection ; of young men and 1 women in tho practice of virtue. Si SI '3 i nt spiritual perfection irB t ; - S"A ; of young men and .' ' jBx3L t 1 women In the practice t , , ' ' "' I ' ' ! oI vlrtue' y'i;-.! 'i I' 4. Saint Anne's Altar V 1 ffrtrffiT I LV '0$ ' s -'' "4 V society who, primary Jf. "1 ffSH?8 j rn ' i the material element Tt UtT . ,.Xi 1. ! I i.i I ijfi.,'' ll,irl,l . rorlM inecesnry In tho Dlrlne 4JaS " Hfe i' f 'S;'! Pres. Ilulv Nnnie I Sacrifice of Holy Mm --!.". ?:Tr:,t'H2; . 1 Society on the ChrlU.n altar.. M-V w!; and professional people listed below, thro Their friendship indicates a desire to assist FIRST NATIONAL BANK CUudclla Beuty Shop Slutter's BsrbM Shop SmS U' mm i PADGHAM PLANING .MILL Boy" S2 comjlht SKNER'S GARAGE Company (y -" 7, ftlrtfnrb flirml of Voofg Colbiri OAKDALE CASH GROCERY Serric BATTTRirJ miry WMtero Auto Supply Company 7.7 UXL Baylor & iftpma UnoVrwood TypwwrlUrt 1AUL1 4 SUtVICI flUTQR5 Medfonl DomcaHe LaundrT Cf.HTIfltD SAMITATIOW 1 sage from the Nazarene church tell I lng of the plan of their general as i cembly to endorse the work of the V. C. T. U. In all their activities; to start study classes in temperance teaching and to come out as never before for temperance. Mrs. Lucretia Whlllock spoke of the methods used In the First M. E. Sunday school. Rev. Weston Shields and Mrs. Bell Llttrell told of the work In the Pres byterian school. Mrs. Julia Gregory gave an Interesting account of the temperance training carried on In all departmenta of the Christian Sunday school. Regret was expressed that Rev. ad Mrs. E. N. Long are leaving Med ford, Mrs. Long has been a worktr in the union during their stay here. Mrs. for a beautiful backline A Lordosis Curve Backline Is caused by an Incurve at the waist, A Spencer, Indi vidually designed for you, will straighten jour backllns and beautify all your figure lines. Telephone for free Agure study. " MRS. H. M. WEISHAAR All till wk at MA1SON-.IKANNE Holly Tlirntre Kid. Everyone A and to care for the sanctuary. 5. S t. John Berchman's Sanc tuary society se lects and trains worthy boys in the manner of serving as aco lytes at the altar of sacrifice. 6. The Knights of C o 1 u m b u a. Rogue River Miss Virginia Ml net, Prefect Council 1504 Is of MiHlnlltv of Un affiliated with iilcwrt Virgin the nntional body Mary whose member ship numbers 600.000 men. Frnter nallsin and Insurance are featured. 7. The Pariih Mothers' club, an organization carrying the spirit of motherly solicitude and helpfulness into the lives of our school children, and guiding their social Instincts with care and understanding. PARKER'S POTATO CHIPS ROYAL PICKLES PARKER'S HONEY . . VOU Hit. LOC.t ...JMLl Lj u. nOFFMAff uarrtuir v. A si. 8omin'. Brb S'-M " Be.ulr P Sunrise Sueer Service It WW. mm m . emm. t4 Soatheri BRILL METAL WORKS YELLOW JACKSON COUNTY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE liol CITY MEAT MABKKT JACKSON STREET GARAGE Cmm-lf Smnitt tmt AB Cmn GUAKANTF1D WORKMANSMIT . PnfM rmmtlft Medford SHIRLEY BROS. Immlmm SmrAtm mml U.(H A. PENWELL RaiiiH O B1DEN-S SHOf SERVICE WEBB & CARLONS WAIL PA.r. ff pmT srOHt SmM foflumUX.'Vjtf- raNvi rj' r.ROCERY 'S::i2. Wa- e ija' tArbt.Af J7. OTY SANITARY SERVICE INC rH mmm HONKER'S FEED STfB McCormlok spoke of the use of pledge cards and wall-charts In temperance teaching In all departments S'.'.e also announced the pUns for the annual bl-counjy convention to be held In the Methodist church In Ash land. Sept, 26. Mrs. DalrfV Douglas entertained with two fine readings, "How the Great Guest Came," and "Let Me Walk With the Man in the Road." Dr. Frank Carlow was enjoyed In his solo. "The Deacon Went Astray", responding to encores. Dr. Carlow played his own guitar accom- panlment. 1 'x V r It", -i: ,. v J " J. Cordial Invitation To JSfca,T & U MU it'll rflmiMiii I 8. The Sociali ties or Voting Folks Social club promotes the benefits of mu tual a c q u a 1 n tance, dramatic art. cultural stu dies and the so cial graces In the lives of young men and women. St. Mary's Academy, an ac credited grammar and high school, conducted by the Sisters of The Holy Names of Frank DeSouza firnml Knight, Kngue Hlver Cmiiik II So. l.VU Knight of C'4l 11 II I Ik II S Jesus and Mary, Christian educators In the northwest since loan. St. Mary's Academy was formerly located In Jacksonville In 18G2 nnd moved to Mod ford in 1908. It al.no conducts a board ing Rfihool forT' young ladies and y J serves iuh omj , southern Oregon s; but also northern if Jfj- -t V California. Thep'ttA i present Superior is Sister Gladys .v She Is assisted b --- 13 teachers. Tiicp sisters aiso con- rr duct a very ex-" cellent depart- Mrs. ('. J. I.ngnn ment of Music Pres. PurMi and vocal culture Mothers Club 1 8 1 11 -. ugh their financial cooperation, are making in stimulating greater church activity. J MKIHOlm MAIL TRIBUNE J mice's Mi:jl OltD OKKENIIOIJHE Barber Shop Purlor 100.1 E. M;iln. MODEL BAKERY NONET MftIO BftRAD CRYSTAL SPRINGS witrrrs home maid rre OreMR Urduuiksl Service Dr. I R. Hedges Health CAB COMPANY REX CAFE BOYD'S MARKET J) ttW rtt my ir PIERCE AUTO FREIGHT Dull 0njtk Swnm In CfI OVAL GARAGf ROSEBOROUGH'S Atu-U'IT I ttmnoe CL.fi VE1J Joe AOl 1 Pips & Michinry Co- 1 r K. . PITTSBURGH PAINT PROOUCT1 AIP.AD .MOTOR COMPANY b .OTOPI.TMOUTH MLKSelVICK DeVOES AKrTHINC AWrTIMf nm.ttrtr.. Wliillock't Golden At the close of the program, the hasten. Mrs. Oldenburg served re freshments assisted by Mrs. Hitzler and Mrs. Russell. Appeal Sand Isle Ruling. PORTLAND, Ore.. Aug. 10. AP Oregon's attorney general today filed nortce of appeal from a federal court ruling which denied Oregon and Washington the right to Inter vene in the federal government' suit to enjoin commercial fishing on land adjacent to Sand Island, In the mouth of the Columbia river. CLOSES CAMPAIGN spe.ikliiE tonight on the sub ject. "I'eaie. The Cry or a lle tpulring World", Mangel, st llvehn M. Olsen will cum-hide her series .;f spetlal meetings nt the l ull tinspel c hurdi, Newtown and Main street. The many frli'inls who have enJoed Ml ONen's Inspiring ministry, and nthers who lime not yet attended her service, are ur;ed tn attend (hi soul-ttrrlnt rinsing er1ce. Congregation .singing begins at 7:1 p. m. 5 Advent Christian Church Buptltt Church Chrlstlnn Churc Church of Christ Church of God First Church of Christ Sclent Free Methodist Church Full Gospel Church Jehovah's Witnesses Latter Day Salnti Mnln Street Methodht South Methodist Episcopal Church Naznrt-ne Church Pilgrim's Hull nese Presbyterian Church Sacred flenrt Church St. Mark' Church ( St. Peter's Lutheran Charcn Seventh Ony Adventlst The Apostolic Fjifth The Salvation Army Zlon evangelical Lutheran Bldwtn PUiM a UU M. NMt CONGER FUNERAL PARLORS Phone 371 LEONARD f.lICTRJC :iA'm ..tun, J DAIRY cur am hatley thansfek m.TCjm ItiliMe Singtr Sewtng Mat hint Co. Singtr Vacuum Clutwrs W H. KLATT S N. 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