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Newspaper Page TextifEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OTJEGON. SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 22. 1P3?. PAGE TEHEE St. Mark'l EpIacopaL ' C. a. Bartlam. rector. Holy communion, 8 a.m. Morning prayer and sermon. .. m. Church school, 9:48 a.m. Medford Company of Jfliovah's WltnMses. The Medford company of Jeho Tah'a Witnesses meet every Wednes day and Saturday afternoon at 1:3" at 727 South Central avenue. All In terested In Watch Tower Bible study are welcome. St. Peter's Lutheran Church. (Missouri Synod) S. Main and Portland Ave. . H. H. Youne, pastor. Sunday school every Sunday morn Ing at 10:00. The pastor being absent for the next two weeks, there will be no services until the first Sunday in October. Full Oospcl Uilirch. 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. 7:45 p.m. Friday, fellowship and prayer, 7:45 p. m. Visitors are always welcome at these services. . Church of the Foursquare Gospel. 216. East Main. Rev. Zula Balsden, pastor. Sunday services: Sundsy school, 8:45 a.m. We have Just started on a new course of graded Bible study. Morning worship, 10:45 a.m. Ser mon toplo "Tile Unfinished Work" (Missionary). Evening service. 7:30 p.m. Sermon topic. "Hose of Sharron" (Illus trated). Tuesday: Prayer meeting, 7:30 p.m. Wednesday: Divine healing service, 3:30 p.m. Evening service. 7:30 p.m. Friday: A prophetical message. 7:30 p. m. HaMirriay: Children's Church. '3:30 p.m. Mothers, let your children come. They will be well taken care of, and Sister Bnlsden will draw for them as she talks to them. Murray's Beauty Shop 2nd Floor Mann's .Store -o- THE NEW HATS ARE REVEALING Only a meticulous hair dress will do your Fall hats and other apparel justice. Murray's Permanent Waves are the answer. -O-Tel. 363 or 486 IHKILHJTHf AD pa-ciL Does Toti dont need lead penri! to figure out that U pay to H the !Mt whrn the best mt no more . . rrrtlMed Sanitation Gmtrd jotir health! DAMP WASH 52 for a 13 lb. bundle facta add. lb. , i An.nrr tn In. I nrrk Body hair, or la.k of It, l ;j caused hy funrtlnnlng of the adrenal gland. MEDFORD DOMESTIC. Laundry PHONE 16 30 N. RIVERSIDE AVE. Church of God D. M. Clemens, Minister. Residence 614 West Second Street. Church school at 9:45 a. m. Morning worship at U. Subject, "Baptism." Young people's meeting 7 p. m.; Myrtle Davis. Leader. Preaching service at 7:45 p. m. Prayer service Wednesday at 7:30 p. m. Ladles' H. A. F. M. circle aa usual. Mrs. D. M. Clemens, president, 814 West Second street. Ail are welcome to the above services. Zlon E angelical Lutheran Churcii. Fourth street, near Oakdale ave. Geo. P. Kabele, D.D., pastor. Sun tiny school. 10 a. m., wltn classes for all ages. Morning worship, 11 a.m. Sermon by the pastor: "Partnership With God." -K Regular September business and social meeting of the Luther league In the church parlors on Monday evening. Election of delegates to the meeting of the Columbia District convention In Portland. The Ladies' Aid society will meet Thursday, .3:30 p.m.. at the home of the hostess, Mrs. Hanson. 301 South' Central avenue. The general public always heartily welcome at Zlon church. The First Methodist Episcopal Church West Main and Laurel streets. Joseph Knotts, minister. Sunday school, 9:45 a. m. K. J. Neumann, superintendent. Splendid Bible classes. Now Is a good time to Join one of them. Morning worship. 11 a.m. Ser mon theme, "God's Plan for the Per petuation of His Kingdom." Anthem. Mr. Don Huckabee, organist ana director. Epworth leagues. 7 p.m. AH young people invited. Interesting meeting tonight. Evening worship. 8 p; m. Informal cvengellsttc service. Come and enjoy the gospel singing. The pastor will preach on the theme, "The Test of Real Courage." Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:30 p. m. First fhunh of Christ, Scientist Authorized branch of the, Mother Church, the First Church of Christ. Scientist, in Boston, Mass. Services are held every Sunday at U o'clock, church edifice. 212 North Oakdale. Subject for Sunday, Sep tember 22, "Matter." 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 Chris tian Science healings, at 8 o'clock. The reading room, which Is loated at 401 In the Medford building, is open daily from 7 a. m. to 8 p. m.. except Sundays and holidaya. The librarian Is 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 reading room. the Church or the Nazarene. Central Avenue at Jackson. Sunday night at 7 :30. Fred M. Weathcrford, pastor evangelist, win speak on "Why I Am a Christian." Special music, and lively congrega tional singing. At U a.m., Mr. Weathcrford will speak on "Which Do We Need Most Relief or Belief?" Special singing and devotion will, also characterize the morning worship. Young People's meeting. 6:30. Miss Helen Scheel, president. Miss Ruth Scovllle and her group will have charge of the Interesting evening program, Young people especially in vited. Sunday school at 9:45 a.m., Arnold Kornstnd, superintendent. Children's church at 6:30 p.m., Mrs., Fred M. Weathcrford, director. Service In Annex building. People's meeting. 7:30 p.m.. Wed nesday. Bible stflfcty, prayer and praise. Frrends and visitors Invited to sl are in the ministry of the church. Pilgrim Holiness Church East Jackson and Bessie street, near Roosevelt school. Rev. C. HVlwln Cox. pastor; residence 540 South Fir street. The Bible school and the church services are taking on new Interest. The Sunday morning service at 11 a. m. will be conducted by the pastor and the theme will be "The Strength ening of the Spiritual Walls." or "Building the Weak Places In the Wall." Bible school 9:45 to 10:45. The evening evangelistic service at 7:45 p. m.. will have a new face and a new preacher. The mid-week service will be 'on Wednesday evening at 7:45. for the study of the Scripture and prayer. The First Baptist Church. Fifth and Central streets. Wolford A. Dawes, minister. Bible school, 9:45. Mr. M. C. Coe, superintendent. There will be an es pecially attractive worship period, so be sure and be present and on time. Morning worship. 11:00. The pas tor will spenk on the subject. "A Usable Man." There will be special musical number. B. Y. P. U. groups at 7:00. Evangelistic message at 8:00. Sub ject. "Man's Great Enemy." These evening meetings are Informal with congregational singing of the gospel songs and special musical numbers. We are sure you will enjoy these services. You are welcome. All Medford Churches ZION EVANOfXir.M, LUTHERAN CHUKCII Fourth near Ookdale Zlon Evangel!- I ml Lutheran j churcn naa ua h.i nti nan In 4 1897 when a con- nlderable number "3f of German Luth- I 1 erana had. settled j In tho valley without- a Oer man church here of any kind. The first services were ; Lvi . Ri'T. Oeo. P. Knhele. n.IK.paHtor conducted by j The 1 present beautiful fire-proof. Zlon tivaiiRpllcal traveling mis- j concrete church whs built In 1927 Luthfritn Church i0narles. thejipas at a cost of $20,000. Revs. Mr. Keran and B. Mere. The ' The congregation has been served Rev. Frank H. Sack was the first reg- Dy the following pastors: Revs. Frank ular pastor, who formally organized I H Sack. 1897-1907: Max Market, 1907- the congregntlon Jan. 1, 1898, in tne residence of Paul Dcmmer. 748 W Fourth St., where ! the services and Sunday school were being held. i n e tot on which the pres ent church stands on Fourth St., near Oakdale Ave. was donated to Mis. t.co. P. Kiihclc congregation Director Mlvltiimry y Cha8 palm on Education which the mem bers themselves f F . These representative Medford business and professional people listed below, through their financial co-operation, are making this.entire series of articles possible. Their friendship indicates a desire to assist in stimu lating greater church activity. WAl.ThK W. AUHhV. inc. At TOM Oil I LB TUtCKS PEOPLE'S ELECTRIC STORE ah AMF.RICAN LAUNDRY n Wu. fin Oil Tm I A. I. V ROM AN rtUMBtHC mS HtATIWG ! ' J" HI-4 TROWBRIDGE CABINET WOUKS WELL'S TAXI a Phpne 2S. tHE UOMEGROCEHTt RpH vrs WAVE SHOP I "1 f CUS, rx. AX. FOR jactscwCoowtt Fru ra M . mill ..I. LAMPORT'S Free ,Melhotllst. Corner of 3. Ivy and W. Main St. The Rev. D. A. Cohogan, pastor. Residence 337 w. Tenth St. Sunday school, 9:45. Sermon by pastor, 11:00 a. ra.. "The Law of God." Y. P. meeting. 6:45. Sermon. 7 :45, "The Joy of the Lord." Wednesday; . Mid-week prayer meeting. A cordial Invitation Is extended to all. Flrst Pwshytcrlan Church. Ralph 8. Peterson, minister. Mrs. Edith A. Garrett, choir di- rector. r Mrs. Eva Hazelrlgg MarBh, organ ist. Sunday school. 10 a.m. Dr. B. R. Elliott, superintendent. Morning worship, 11 a.m. Prelude. "Cloister Scene" Mason Offertory "To a Wild Rose" McDowell Duet. "Lead Me Gently Home" Edith A. Garret and Cathryu Wendt. Sermon, "As Thyself." Christian Endeavor. 6:30. Donald Prince, leader. Continuing the dis cussion of last week, "Youth Build ing a New World." Thursday, 6:15. 8:00 o'clock. An other church night. Dr. Sidney I. Gullck. guest speaker. Dr. Gullck is the author of nu merous books on Japan and the in ternational situation. His topic will bs "Toward Understanding Japan." built their tintwmgpmmrm?sm their labor, In I 1897 - 1898. Two L a& 3 J 5 f lot west of the t c n u . w . oougni. on om of which a par- aonage was built. the labor again being donated ny the members, Mrs. W. II. Kleliismlth. rre. .fult Blhle Clnwt and the other was sold In 1012 to S. A. Kroschel. Tho parsonage was rebuilt and enlarged In 1011. i0u; conrad WUkcr. 1911-1016: w. k. Morerw, Oe se r. 1916-1923: Edwin John son. 1925 1927; F. W. Bua ard. 1927 -1928: H. C. Funk. 1928 1931; Oeo. P. Ka bele, 1931. The English language was used in the Sun day school since 1911, as also for most ot the ser I Mrs. Everett lllncman. Pres. Luther League vices, until 1023, if. Tl I MEDFORD NATIONAL BANK Yledford tsllonery llor ARMSTRONG MOTORS. Inc. CHRVSLU PLTMOtTH OMLEM I UW UMi Fine Breadt Mm. FlINEBAL HOME A. B. CULVS SERVICE STATION iUejluty shop "Youi Office LIBERTY MARKET ALL UKtt OT JttAT VALENTINE'S CAFE ion run n Bra. Supw Swrie SKJA OAS 'oYu'mTmTTT.RIU Rjvw Oiffwl.aj a.'. MASON. EHRMAN THE TAIIXW YOUR NEXT SUTT Qk PALACE BEAUTY f. ) RARBER SHOP mm Dawson i FlUNO 0NOW0M White Vwatf Mawkm C. .ANDERSON MOTOR CO. ITUora.KrM nt tt tjT .ravicl Advent Christian Church Corner West Jacksosn and Welch. Bible school at 9:45. Preaching service at 11. Preaching service at 7:30 p. m. Rev. C. A. Blanche. te of Minneapo lis. Minn., will be guest speaker at both morning and evening scKices. Missionary Society Has Guest Speaker Mrs. C. H. George was hostess to the Women's Missionary society ot the First Presbyterian church Tues day afternoon at her home. During tho business meeting, reports of the Presbyterlal held at Jacksonville Monday were presented by Mesdamcs Albert and Hanby. Mrs. Mnynard Putney gave an Interesting account of the splendid work being done among tho youth. Stewardship was the theme used by Mrs. J. H. Llggttt, who conducted the devotional j The program chairman presented Mrs. Grlbble, who gave an interest ing and educational map talk on Venezuela, followed by Mrs. H. Baker, who spoke briefly of the missionary work and its progress through the years. Miss Laura Bailey gave the report from the World's Book of Prayer. Mrs. Yeoman, guest speaker for the afternoon, told of the missionary work being carried on by her fam- lly in the Arkansas country. During the social hour, tea and cookies were Extend to (since which time the English lan ' guage only has been used In all de partment of the church and services. Before the coming of the Rev. Ed win Johnson, the original congrega tion had become scattered and It was reorganized April 19, 1925, aa an Amprlcan Lutheran church. It ha since grown to a go ;nmun leant mem bership of nearly 100. and ISO bap tized members. During the present pastorate since Dec. 1, 1931, the Sun ; day school has Increased from 25 to ' 118 members, with classes for all I gradea and faithful and efficient , teachers. Mr. Martin a. Paulson Is I superintendent. There is an organized adult Bible class of 90 members taught by the pastor and of which Mrs. W. H. Klelnsmlth Is president. Mr. a, a. Crow, vice-president, and Miss Ruth Demmer, secretary. The Ladles' Aid society has always been an Important factor In the social llfe of the church, and as a financial HRSI NATIONAL BANK CUudetU BmuIt Shop (1 SltuMr'k Barb Shop , On. H. P. Coleman PADGHAM PLANING .MILL Boy" 52 INNER'S GARAGE -3w OAKDALE CASH GROCERY I CO. Vlrim Auto SBvlr OmpwiT 11 a ?TAVXOP s .hrma mm trK0t tit served by the hotess and her committee. YOUNG PEOPLE'S; RALLY SEPT. 29TH The Church of the Nawirene I vuruugu mo auxiliary oi tno joung reopies organisation, is planning an outstanding rally! and program Sun-! day evening, Sep- j tcmber 2flth. The . place will be des- tgnated later In the week. The general Young People's ; department with h e adquartcrs at Kansas City. Mo., MUs Helen Scheel are pon a o r I n j Pres. N. Y. P. 8. similar programs , throughout the United States among the young people of the denomina tion. There are 50.000 young people In the segregate throughout the atates affiliated with the Church of 'trie Nararene. The plan Is to have Everyone A helper. The pres - cnt officers are: Mrs. J. B. Yar srough, president, Mrs. Alf Brewold, vice president: Mrs.- Elur. a be t h Fluhrer and Mrs. M. O. Paulson, secretaries; and Mrs. Fred Hon ner, treasurer. It Mrs. J. RV Yiirlmi ugh. Pres. Ladles' . has a member ship of about 40. Aid It meets twice . monthly. The present Young Peoplo's Luther League was organized Jan. 29. J932, and now has 27 members. It conducts devotional meetings on Sunday eve nings, and haa two business and so cial meetings a month on the second and fourth Mondays. Its officers are: Mrs. Everett Blngman, president; Har- , old Peterson. vice-pruaeni; bw Demmer, secretary; Dorothy Andren. corresponding secretary; and John Brewold. treasurer. The church has an excellent and faithful choir of 12 members of which Mrs. A. E. Pcderson is president. The governing board of the congre- catlon Is the church council which conslata of the nastor. Dr. Geo. P. Ka- hele. aa chatrman ex-ofriclo; Carl Flchtner. secretary; Alf Brewold, trea surer: and deacons Fred Wltte, John Demmer, M. O. Paulson and Everett Blngman. . A Dally Vacation Bible school la LSI PARKER'S POTATO CHIPS ROYAL PICKLES PARKER'S HONEY B.Hoff YLY Bowman. Barter Shop Mr.Wm SufiRISESUEfR Sp.rvjc ,'CS,it!f. BRILL METAL WORKS YELLOW JACKSON COUNTY CHAMBIN OF C0MMCHCI Sin CITY I'AT MARKET Cow tJiCfink JACKSON iTREET GARAGE fiU.AKTfm Wn.KMAWHII ... ....... tall-IN . ....... if Mtdlord SHIRLEY BROS. Um4 . Uiiitt Iu:'.' PENWELL fFLIIMSINfil 8IDOTS SHOf SERVICE WEBB ft CABLOMS Wil PArro i paint I01 Tao. Vf.tTkAt 0AMA-in rrv,j FRANKUN'S GROCERY iv. ji. fi ft $ 'JcL. CITY SANITARY SERVICE INC at least 100.000 young people In at- Rev. V. F. Harding of Portland. Ore., tendance next Sunday night. j will be present as speaker to climax The Young People's Society ! tne young people s program. Reverend throughout the entire connection ' Harding is noted for his humor, sin having the largest attendance in per-I -erltT snd pathos, in his manner of centage of local membership will re-jPuollc wldresa. celve on outstanding award for their achievement. Hazing Vict I mi. Miss Helen Scheel, president of the local organisation, has the united backing of the entire local church In her enthusiastic effort to receive national honors for Medford. She ao- peals to the young and old alike of he Rogue River valley to assist Med ford in winning national recognition by their presence Sunday evening. September 39. As a di-tlnct outside attraction. Medford Churches Advent Christ tun Church ItiipiM Churrh Christian Chinch Church of Christ Church nt tied First Churrh ot Christ Sclent Free MerhodM Church Full (Jo pel Church Jehovah's Vllrr.et Latter Day Stunts Minn street Mrf IimiM Smith .MethoriUt r.ptcopal Church Nawinne chuct-h Pilgrim's Holntew I'reflbtterlan Church Sacred Heart Chnrch St. Mark' Church St. Peter Lutheran Clturcn Seentl. Day Art vent 1st The ApoMnifc Faith The Salvation Army Zlon Evangelical Lutheran Cordial Invitation To ! conducted each summer, which last June had an en rollment of ' 80, which, with Its efficient corps of teachers, did ex ceptionally effici ent work. Special C a te ll h e t leal classes are annually or ganized for chil dren and adults Paulson for Instruction In 1 supt. Suntluy Schl. the Important teachings of the Blblo by the pastor. Mrs. Q. P. Ka bele la director of the missionary edu cation of the church. Born in a uni versity, the Lutheran church has always laid special emphasis on religi ous education. Zlon congregation la connected with the Pacinc synod of the United Luth eran Church of America, the largest Lutheran body on our continent, it y : Includes the first & Lutheran Synod ff organised in ? America, In 1748, : whose democratic form of govern , ment waa studied ns a model by the framers of the Con stit utlon of I the United States. I The first Luth- j crans fHugue- Mrs. A. E. Pcderson Pres. Choir I I i MKDFOKO MAIL TRIBUNI - Judxe'a . Ml.llKIKll OltEKNIIOOSE I0O9 E. Main. Phun 174 and BnutT Patlr MODEL BAKERY MOpVCT MAID 0Ref Aaaw. fnl'iaV Stt CRYSTAL SPRINGS arHirn homk maid ktc m mar lr.it. IW4es HoWi n, ipn iiii i-St a CAB COMPANY " .... REX CAFE.. BOYD'S MARKET - - ir v..f i.r.r rum un fkmt KOSEBOROUGHS .ihSAw?.. Jv. vsi Ire. COLONIAL OARACf Pip 4 Mehin-rT Ca. ft n. n (? .frrwuacH .AinT MKAO MOTOR COMPAXT DeVOES ANYTHING ANTTIMl SV... B at STOCKTVN. Calif., Sept. 21. AP) Five College of Pacific freshmen were reported by college authorities today to be under medical treatment for caustic burns received when they were painted sophomores. iwi ...unary in a oj Helps Hearing It la estimated that 10 percent of our population suffer In seme degree from deafness. But a Chicago chemist estimates that 75 of ear troubles are preventable. "Most of us would be surprised," says Milton Folds, "if we knew how much foreign matter. uch as dust And dirt, hardened wax, etc, becomes congested and prevent proper hearing." OURINE, originated by a world-famous European ear spe cialist, is prepared for deafness, head nolseo, earache, rinsing and buzzing In ears. If you suffer or worry, gei OURINE today. Relief Is quick costs only few cents a day. Money back. If not satisfied. Woods Drug Co., Mala and Central. Adv. WASHING MACHINE REPAIR SERVICE limiruiilcrd mirk at reasonable wrltn... Mailat and all other make Phone 19). 0. D. BEAN ! K. Main 8t noU) came to America In 1562, long before the Pilgrims landed at Plyra outh Rock. These were wiped out by the Spaniards. However, since 1610 there have been Lutheran services In America, and the denomination U now the third In numerical strength In our country among the Protestant churches, with a membership as re ported by the religious statistician of the Christian Herald of 4.482.212. and with 20.000.000 adherents. Lutheran Ism includes half of the world's Pro testantlsm with a memberahln of 02,000,000. all accepting the Augsburg Confession and Luther's Small Cate chism, aa a correct Interpretation of the fundamental teachings of th Bible, and holding tHe Bible aa their one and only Infallible rule and guide for Christian faith and life. Lutheranlsm haa been fittingly called Protestantism's League of Na tions In tha( U haa formed an Inter national organization holding Luther an world conventions with represen tatives from 22 nations. World con ventions were held In Eisenach. Oer-, many, in iwa3. and In Copenhagen, Denmark, In 1929. and another wilt shortly be held. These conventions have an "Ad Interim Council" which functions between conventions, and of which a member of the United Lutheran Church in America la presi dent. The preoent future- outlook for the local congregation Is promising with the largest accessions this year on record, and It will doubtless be a Increasingly strong factor In the re- llglous life of the valley. The Horn Mission Board of the United Lutheran i church asslsta It financially. J BaMwnPWwsa nWlilrirtltt uonakd rixcmic DAIRY crcam ... HAWLSY TILAMna a STOftAS htt nwvwj Siniit 5tino Mwhfnf C. Slniff Vituun GliiMis W. H KUTT ' 1 ntt NAMNCtUTT W W0.ti W Art ! utn in'KrJ ecoNOnr n BROWNIE MARIE CAft NtM Ck M41, md - co. raoouera Silt A Mat l JHm Ar AOTO SHOP ClPEAAL UTO RET AlftftsS R0XT TUk'ATRR 2. f d'mi 3 $E2E 2 CHIT LtONAHO l H(MKR'9 frT.KI) STORK to Mnjjc Co at0. ! VIPEH Aro acRviec fS4oilf ofd &ovnitle Lsflnth trTirrrr iaphtatioh rm. audi m4 fwnr rm SHU1.TS BROS. NfnnrMANS shop, mc