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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MATT j TRIBUNE. MEDFOKU. PRECOX, SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 1, 1035. PAGE TEOIEE St. .Mark's Episcopal E. S. Bartlam, Rector Holy communion, 8 a.m. Holy communion and sermon , 1 1 a.m. . Church school, 8:45 a. m. Zlon Evangelical Lutheran Church Fourth Street near Oakdale. Geo. P. Kabele. D. D., Pastor. Sunday school, JO a in. Morning worship at 11 Sermon by the pastor. "Security Insurance." A cordial welcome for all. Union evening service at 8 o'clock In the First Methodist church, which will be the last union service for the summer. Let us all attend It. Methodist Episcopal Church, South Corner Main and Oakdale F. G. Patterson, Pastor. Sunday school at 9:46 a. m. Dr. Roberts, superintendent. Preaching service, at 11 a. m. Young people's service at 7 p. m. We Join in the union service at the f M. E. church at evening. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. All are Invited to attend. - Apostolic Faith Mission 42 North Front Street. Services Sunday at 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.; Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday evening at 8:45. A musical program by tha 17-plece orchestra precedes the Sunday even ing service. Everybody welcome. No collections. The Salvation Army 411 East Main Captain and Mrs. G. R. Durham, commanding officers, 6:00 a. m. Morning prayers (knee drill). 10:00 a. m. Holiness meeting. 3:00 p. m. Company meeting (Sunday school). 3:00 p. m. Young People's Legion meeting. 7:30 p. m. Open air at corner of Main and Central streets. 8:00 p. m. Salvation meeting. Topic will be "The World for God." You'll find a hearty welcome at the Salvation Army. Come Just as you are. 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, 313 North Oakdale. Subject for Sunday, Sep tember 1, "Christ Jesus." Sunday school at 0:30 a. m. Appli cants under the age of 30 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 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 cordial: Invited to attend the services and visit the read ing room. Church of the, Nazarene Central avenue at Jackson street. Fred M. Weatherford, pastor evan gelist, will be heard both times to day. At the popular 7:45 evangelis tic service the topic from which he speaks Is "Prophetic Fulfilln:enta In cident to the Second Coning or Christ." At the 11 o'clock morning ho ir the topic from which he will discourse Is "Spiritual High Lands." Special music will also be a prom inent feature during both the morn ing and evening services. People's meeting Wednesday at 7:45. Prayer, praise and Bible study Is the order of this service. Young People's society Sunday eve ning at 6:45. Miss Helen Scheel, pres ident, the topic being "Our Observa tion and Inspiration Incident to the Young People's Convention at Jwln Rocks." Sunday school at 0:45 a. m. Arnold Korastad, superintendent. Special interest is Deing manliest in win department. Interesting classes for all In the study of God's great BooV A warm, cordial welcome Is extend ed the public. "TV IHK SiAck rAloT 1 Back-to-School Days are here ... . It's a problem to keep the children clean and neat for school hut Medford Laundry hat the answer . . . DAMP WASH 52c for a 13 lb. bundle each add. lb. -1c (nswer to last week All sleep. Hh require periods sleep.) MEDFORD PHONE 166 30 HE Church of God. Haven and Holly streets. Bible school, 9:45 a.m. Morning worship, 11 a. m. Sub ject, "The Place of Entering In." Sunday evening services. Young people, 7 p. m. Preaching. 7:45 p.m. Prayer service Wednesday, 7 :46 p. m. Ladles' H. & T. M. 8. Thursday. 3 to 4 p. ra., at 814 West 3nd street, home of president. All are welcome. D. M. Clemens, minister. Residence, 814 West 2nd street. First Methodist Episcopal Church. West Main and Laurel streets. Joseph Knotte, minister. Sunday school, 9 :45 a. m. E. J. Neumann, superintendent. Vacatldn days are about over. If you are in town today, be sure and be present. Morning worship, 11 a.m. Sermon theme "Notable Faith." Mr. Don Huckabee, organist. Epworth league services, 7 p. m. At 8 p. m., the union services will be held In this church, the last one of the series. Sermon theme, "The Established Christian." Prayer meeting on Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. First Baptist Church East Fifth and Central. Wolford A. Dawes, Minister. Bible school, 9:45 a. m. We are sure all will enjoy the new system which begins this morning. Be sure and be on time. Morning worship at 11 o'clock. The pastor will present the third and last sermon of the series, "Laborers To gether With God." The theme for the morning will be "All for God." Special music Is arranged for by the music committee. At 7 p. m. the five B. Y. P. U or ganizations meet for study and wor ship At p. m, we Join In the union service at the First M. 15. church. Full Gospel Church. Newtown and Main streets. Leonard Weston, pastor. Sunday school, 9:45 a.m., under the direction of Mrs. Effie Weston, with consecrated teachers and In teresting classes for all ages. Morning worship, 11 a.m. Com munion service and missionary day. Evangelistic service. 7:46 p.m. Tuesday night, Bible study. We are now considering the seventh chapter of Daniel. Friday night fellowship and prayer meeting. All are Invited to enjoy these ser vices with us. Murray's Beauty Shop MANN'S SECOND FLOOR Every School Girl Should be made to look her best with a Murray Permanent, They are complete wtth .shampoo and finger ware. This cool, comfortable beauty shop Is a delight for moth er and daughter. Murray's Perma nent s are priced $2-45 $3.75 $5. I Colo 7 llrlng thlnrs do not need of repose but they do not DOMESTIC N. R.IVEA.SIDE AVE. St. Peter's Lutheran Church (Missouri Synod) East Main and Portland avenue. H. H. Young, pastor. Sunday school at 10 o'clock. No Bible class nor morning wor ship this morning. Evening service at 7:30. Kindly ob serve the change of time. Beginning with Sunday, winter schedule will apaln prevail. Theme of the sermon: "Throw Down the Altar of Basil" The public Is always welcome. First Christian Church. Ninth and Oakdale streets. W. R. Balrd. minister. Bible school at 9:45 a.m. Ralph Cook, superintendent. Everyman's Bible class Jn court house auditorium, 9 :45. Morning worship begins at 10:55. Sermon subject, "Christ and the Laborer." Christian Endeavor at 6:45 p.m. Union church services in the Methodist church at 8:00 o'clock. Pilgrim Holiness Church. C. Edwin Cox, pastor. Residence 540 South Fir street. Sunday school. 9:45 a.m. Sidney Tlghe. superintendent. Morning worship, 11:00 a.m. Ser mon by pastor. Evening Evangelistic service. Spec ial music and an hour of spiritual fellowship, at 7:45 p.m. Mid-week service Wednesday even ing at 8:00. Those not regularly attending ser- j vices are cordially invited to any or all of these services. .Come once and you will not be a stranger the second time. All Medford Churches SEVBNTH DAY ATJVENTIST CHURCH Beatty and Edwards In the spring Df 1906 the West srn Oregon con ference of Sev snth Day Adven tists located Pas tor W. h. Black In this city to organize a church of this faith. He at once organized a Sab bath school of the few members who were living In this vicinity. The church Rev. Adolph Johnson, rnstor Seventh Day Adventlst was organized In the fall of 1907 with a charter membership of 14. and for & time the church held their services in the lodge hall above the "Fouts Grocery Co.", on Main street. Meet ings were held there until the spring of 1908 when a lot was purchased on North Riverside avenue between j Jackson and Maple streets where a 1 frame church building was erected, j This remained the church home of j the Adventlst people until the sum Jw1? Lki ram These representative Medford this entire series n WALTER V. AUHLY. IDC. AUTOMOBILE TKllL'Kf 9 PEOPLE'S ELECTRIC STORE AMERICAN LAUNDRY .A. L VROMAN PLUMBING md H LA TING TROWBRIDGE WELL'S TAXI ,-Phpna 28. THE HOMF.r.ROCER'V VI'S WAVE SHOf . CUS, ' FOR JACTSOwCOUirTT Fno Co. LAMPORTS esimr... wsll PASf 1 mi Lxraml U 1IM UUUIU LWUU IIIILLIUH UUMIUVUIUIIU One of the most ambitious spirit ual campaigns undertaken by any church or religious organization In recent years will be launched by The Salvation Army Monday, Labor day. Evangeline Booth, general of the organization, has called for a cam paign of concerted action throughout the ninety countries and colonies in which the Salvation Army Is at work. The objective of this great interna tional campaign Is the conversion to Christ of one million souls. The cam paign will last until December 31. 1936. , Commissioner Benjamin Orames, leader of the Salvation Army forces In the western territory of the Unit ed States, which Includes the eleven Pacific coast states and Hawaii, has Issued a call to arms and It Is ex pected that all Salvationists and friends of the Army, In every corps, outpost. Institution and hospital throughout the territory will enlist whole-heartedly In this great under taking. "On September 2nd." states the commissioner, "the flrBt shots of the campaign will be fired. From then until December 31, 1936, Salvation ists will make a mighty and deter mined effort to bring sinners to God. The battlefields will be the streets. mer of 1924 when the building was destroyed by fire. Our meetl n g s then were held for a short time In the Old Meth odist church on North Bartlett street and later' In our school building on Ed wards street. During this time Mrs MaHde Davs the New Church Pres. Missionary Volunteer Society was being con structed of con crete at the present location on Beat ty and Edwards streets. From the original membership of 14 It has had a contln u o u a growth until the present time. The m e m b ershlp at present numbers 300 and is oper ating with well organized d 1 v I slons such aa the S a b b ath school consisting of a senior division. J. B. Meehan Young people's Elder division. Inter- business of articles possible. MEDFORD NATIONAL BANK Medlgrd j ttloaaea-y .f tore ei ARMSTRONG MOTORS, Inc. CHUTSLU ! PLYMOUTH OIALIM n 04 IW Cirt Jt" - Fineareacn PCm. FUNERAL HOME . A. B. CULVS SERVICE STATION As.ci.fusu.r.. ffrm I V YOUNG'S iUf.aiity SHOP "Your Office I 1. ... iitm t tun . mtywosTi eej ornci rrAnoMWt wmi compakt LIBERTY MARKET " ZMrdfort! .CUttrie Gonstmctxm 1 r-f " AJB BWTUT. ALLUtDftOf. VALENTINE'S CAFE llWAL BICYCLE I'M 403 E- MAIM iT. M .ta MHIIIall Jcfininf Bro. Super Scttmm SIC At, GAJ -oVl4IATTTHTJ MASON, EHRMAN & CO. WHOUtlA IX CMMXM THE TAILOR YOUR NEXT SUTT PALACE BEAUTY A BARBER SHOP Jig Wtr- ilk IrC4r DAVSON FlUMO ft GKINOf NO DS mssfq t STORAGE we move ANrrmwc t!.:: Wluu Snif MuMm Ca. fell ..I". . W. . W.. tmd I i SANDERSON MOTOR CO. IIVOI.AAtJI SALU AKD SCJtVKX pv - i Morton Milling Co i the beer halts, the saloons, the I homes, and in our own halls. Any where and everywhere the claims of j Christ will be pressed and men and women warned to flee from the wrath to come." r A special prayer meeting, to be conducted simultaneously around the world, will be held September 2. from 8 to 10 p. m. It Is estimated that more than ten million Salva tionists and friends of the Army will be gathered in Army halls and cita dels throughout the world during these two hours. All Salvationists and friends are urged to attend the prayer meeting of the local corps, located at 411 East Main street, at the time stated. The formation of a council of Kadoah and a Consistory at Medford completes the four co-ordinate bodies of the Scottish Rite Masonry in southern Oregon. Members of the Rite are now planning for the fall reunion, to be held some time in No vember, Formation of these two bodies has Increased the interest In the Scottish Rite. Formerly the degrees. Nine-, teenth to Thirty-second Inclusive, have been conferred by the bodies from Eugene. Degree teams are now being made up, and practice will start within a week or so. First meeting of the Rite for the fall season will be 'held Monday night. September 9th. Extend to mediate division, Junior, Primary, Kindergarten and Cradle rolt. The Young People's Missionary Vol unteer society which Is sponsoring numerous enterprises as la the Dorcas society for senior members which Is engaged in weiiare v.'ork. The church operates In addition to the church activities a well manned Junior Academy, known as the Rogue River Academy located four miles southwest of Medford. The teachings of the church and those taught In the school are those found in the Bible only, which Is ac cepted from the first book of Genesis to the last book of Revelation, and embody a belief In the keeping of the seventh day aa the Sabbath, and a belief In the second coming of Christ, from which they get the name Sev- I professional people listed below, through their financial cooperation, are making tV.'er.rlih.'n Inrlirntoi a rlosi'r n assist in stimulating greater church activity. and Their FIRST NATIONAL BANK CUadrtU B.ul? Shop SKaW. BarbM Shop . I PADGHAM PLANING .MILL Boy" Company SKINNER'S GARAGE SHflD rhfotarb Mpol of Vttvrg.OUltim AS" -rf 9 ... r use e--Va -.e OAKDALE CASH GROCERY Waaterv Auto Supply Cotnpsoe .i .injui. i WOftKS W I .1 Si Bil Baylor u ."Werma UmWwooJ TVpHi jai.j 4 .1 avici MdfoH Domestic LaimirT DR. H. P. Coleman APH H A r NAN MX PLAN OLD FASHIONED BIO APPLEOATE. Aug. 31. (Spl.) Numerous stunts, races, games, and fun of all kinds await those attend ing the old fashioned celebration and barbecue to be given at Applegate Monday, by the Applegate grange. One of the stunts promising much amusement and real rewards for the most nimble is the fowl chase. In which about 20 birds, Including guineas, turkeys, chickens, and geese, will be freed from their coops In a circle of people, the swift runner who catches his bird being allowed to keep his prize. Horse racing will be one of the fea tures rounding out a full afternoon program. Horseshoe pitching and other sports will occupy the morning from 10 to 12, when the barbecxie. In charge of Sid Hamen, will be ready. The dinner will be served from long tables, and everybody Is requested to bring Individual table service. A bazaar and ice cream stand will be added attractions, and a dance In I the evening will complete the Lab.v. day event. A Jacksonville orchestra I has been seenred for the dance. The I general admission price covers the I dinner and afternoon program. I The celebration will be held on I Thompson creek one half mile from the Applegate store. Everyone A enth-Day Adven tlst. In this acad emy are taught all the subjects and branches us ually taught and In addition the Bible Is given a very prominent place. This school Is manned by a full staff of ac credited teachers and has at tlmea reached an en- j roll men t of 125 Mrs. Mut lie lluenergardt Pres. Dorcas Soe. pupils. In grades one to twelve. This school is operated on a tuition basis and Is supported by the membership of the church. It la however open to students other than Seventh Cay Adven 1 1 s ts who are willing to comply with the rules and regulations, and there have been a number of such students who have attended. It might be of Interest to know riyerjuytfii L B. ttOFFMAMf tN "aany 1 ri E. II. Curtis Elder PARKER'S POTATO CHIPS ROYAL PICKLES PARKER'S HONEY . . . VOU .It. IM.I ..VJMll Sun rue Suez Sp.rvtc N0MCT UcCarty.BiBieJs hnrwet aaaatf , lac briu. Metal Works YELLOW JACKSON COUNTY CHAMBER OF C0MMENCI Et7 OTTf MKAT MARKST La.V I LJ JACKSON STREET GARAGE CamUt WWa AH Cf OUAgAKTTtD WOICMAMSHn ( r I . . i . r ) "- PrUaa Medro.il SHIRLEY BROS. rMMtii Wtsm m. Ml.SS ptU M lift lev T.-tht F at. .C A- PEN irLUMHIIWil BlOFrfS SHOf SERVICE WEBB & CARLOsTS la nun i (iiht sroat FRANKLIN'S GROCERY r-M t $-L- tjUs.44a-rj4. CITY SANITARY SERVICE INC Tims IION.tKR'S Ft.r.ft STORK SCOUT REPORTER OF LONG JOURNEY By Irwin Poly Home again are the scouts of Crater Lake Council. They arrived in Med ford, Thursday at 10 a. m. Wednesday was spent In San Fran cisco. The trip acrow the bay by ferry was Interesting, particularly as the ferry crosses directly under the new Oakland - San Francisco bay bridge, now under construction. This bridge Is eight miles in length, la the largest In the world, and will be open for traffic October, 1936. At the ferry boat terminal we were met by the head man of the Standard OH comuanv of California, who nut ' im on CI rev line buses for a sightsee ing tour. The first thing visited was the approach to the new bay bridge. The next item of Interest was the Golden Gate bridge. Nobody Is al lowed to go down to where the actual work Is going on, but we were prlv lledged characters and went down and watched some of the construction work. Tills bridge when completed will have the longest single span in the world. At Sutra's baths the scouts had the privilege of going In swimming in the largest Indoor swimming pool. Lunch was eaten by the boys at the Chalet aa gxiesta of the Standard Oil company. Two scouts executives of San Francisco were at tills lunch. They were Mr. Colin, merit badge councilor and Mr. McFadden, assis Cordial Invitation To that one-half of bership are -till f in attendance. f f k RpRulnr Services Sabbath school (Saturday) 9:30 a. m. Preaching ser vice 11 a. m. Young People'a meeting 3 p. m. Preaching ser vice Sunday 7:30 Mrs. rsrnoe Cllne Siipt. SahlmCIl School p. m. Prayer meeting. Wednesday 7 ;30 p. m. All of the Medford Churches invite you to attend I c-Zm" MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE Juilne's Mi:iiK)itn (IKIKNHOUSE tnna e. Main. Phone 374 l Bowman's BstW Shop and Bsauly Parlor 1 "uh.(2cZZ1 MODEL BAKERY CRYSTAL SPRINGS WHrrrs home maid ice Dr. k. R. Nciget HetHk 1Z7.V"A afflux CAB COMPANY REX CAFE J m l IV E I PIERCE AUTO FREISHT COLONIAL CARA6f ROSEBOROUGH'S S WO fitK CL.fO Plpo A NUchmorr Co. WELL ;. n. co. eiTTsauacM saikt eaooucra irF.AD MOTOR COMPANY tai soTon-vMouTH SALES -steica DeVOES AKTTHlPeC ANTTIMt Whinock's GoM Jral MERRIMAN-S SHOP. tant executive. These men welcomed the Crater Lake council to San Fran cisco. The tour next took the scouts thru Golden Gate park where the scouts were given permission to see Stlne hart acquarium. In the afternoon the boys had free time In which to buy souvenirs or to see more of San Francisco. The group In which I went visited Chinatown. This section of the bay city la built much like the town back In China. At 6 p. m. we took a ferry back across the bay to Oakland. At 7 p. m. we left on the train for Medford, Ore. Thus ends an account of one of the greatest trips which any boy or group of boys from this part of the state will ever get again. STATE HEAT PLAN HELD COIM SAVER SALEM, Aug. 31. (AP) A report showing the cost of Installation and the estimated annual savings of ft central heating and electric plant for all state office buildings and Insti tutions, was completed today by th state public utilities department. Officials declined to make the fig ures public, but declared the savings would more than offset the Initial Investment within a few years. The report will be filed with D. O. Hood, slate budget director, who will turn It over to the board of control. The plant. If approved by the board, would be constructed at the state penitentiary. It was first sug gested by State Treasurer Holman ! following an investigation of heating and electric units in other states. Advent Christian Church Baptist Church Christian Church Church of Christ Church of God First Church of Christ Sclent Free Methodist Church Full Ciospel Churt-h Jehovah's Witnesses Latter Day Saints Mnln Street Methodist Sou tb Methodist Eplcopal Church Nazartne Churchy Pilgrim's Hot 1 u ess Presbyterfai Church Sacred Heart Church St. Mark'i Church St Peter's Lutheran Churcn Seventt Day Adventlst The Apostolic Faith The Salvation Army Zlon Evangelical Lutheran 1 jjfjB-M mvr CQHGCR FUMERU PARLORS LEONARD EUCT1UC DAIRY cmcam HAWLCY TRANSna STORACsl MakllsiltasMs Initinrio -ilinair Srwfng Mich In Co. Smgtr Vacuum Cliimri W. H. KLATT H Baptist BKofW jnl THf! HANWCHAfT 9MOT I.TrTtUia tsv M a n LINES lot ato',r " ' . H2IB- Sntssiss BROWNIE MARIE CAFS ' ta. C. i... Imm . riw MfDFDgSCTgg;Y i-N. is Sr. arts Afrm SHOP QEI.CRAL suto aceAiarMQ R0XY IHEATBl RoJs 2- ! &iUAyl TlRidtAO INC CHET LEONARD'S UPC ti-0 SERVICE SstllOaMa trrii& MOTH? SHULTS BROS. J1f r 0m 4ta