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Newspaper Page TextMEDFOKD TAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. ' OREGON'. SUNDAY, SEPTEIBER 5, 1937 PAGE FIVE Church Interests and Notices Phoenix Church of Christ - Bible school at 10. Worship service, 11 o'clock. Ser mon subject, "Christ at the Door of a Faithless Church." by John Frees. Evening evangelistic service at 9. Sermon by M. Brownrigg. Church of Jesust Christ of ' Latter Day Saints (Mormon) Scott Huffman, Branch President. Sunday school services, 10 a. m. ' Evening services, 8 o'clock. Held in I. O. O. F. hall' on Sixth between Holly end Grape. Public cordially Invited. . Church of God 0:45 a. m. Sunday school. Raymond Chapman, superintendent. 11:00 a. m. Morning preaching serv ice by pastor Robert Mullln. Subject of message will be "God's Family" 7:00 p. m. Young people's meeting. Mrs. Myrtle Mullen, leader. 8:00 p. m. Preaching service. Sub ject, "Walking in Light." Public Is welcome to all our services. Phoenix Presbyterian Church E. F. McFarland, Pastor. Bible school with classes for all opens at 10 o'clock. Lester Newry, superintendent. Morning worship with special mu sic at 11 o'clock. Subect of sermon, "Laborers of God." The young people's society meets at 7 o'clock In the evening. Midweek prayer service and fellow ship meeting at 7:30 on We&iesday evening. Public is cordially Invited to all services. First Baptist Church Fifth and North Central. Wolford A. Dawes, Minister. - Bible school, 9:45; Mrs. Remington, superintendent. Our Bible school has been growing during the past Sun days. Be one of the number to In crease the attendance this week. Morning worship. 11. Sermon, "Why Preach the Gospel?" Solo by Myron Eaton. Communion service. B. Y. P. U., 7 p.m. Evening worship, 8. Sermon. "The Uncvjt Wage." Song service. Special music. Wednesday at 7:30, prayer meeting and Bible study. 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, Sep tember fi, "Man." .The reading room, which la locat ed In rooms 414 and 415 In the Med ford building, Is open dally from 7 a. m. to 6 p. m. The librarian Is In at tendance from 10 to 4, at which time the Bible and all Christian Science literature may ,be read, borrowed or purchased. The public Is cordially Invited to attend the services and visit the reading room. Pilgrim Holiness Church Cor. E. Jackson and Bessie C. Edwin Cox, pastor Res. Valley School, E. Main Sunday school, 0:45 a. m. Preaching service, 11:00 a. m. Children's meeting, 4:00 p. m. Y. P. 8., 6:45 p. m. Evangelistic service, 7:30 p. m. Mid week prayer and praise service, Wednesday, 7:45 p. m. Teacher training. Friday evening at 7:45. The pastor will start an illustrated picture talk to the children and Sunday school beginning Sunday (to day) for 8 minutes each Sunday morning. Come and worship with us. The friendly home church. St, Mark's Episcopal S. 8. Bart lam. rector. Holy communion. 8 a. m. Holy communion and sermon, . m. Church school, 0:45 a. m. Unity Clasa 122 Cottage Street Tuesday, 8 p. m., September 7, Subject, "Growth;" leader, Mrs. Walter Clifton. We extend a cordial Invitation to all. St. Peter's Lutheran Church (Missouri Synod) E. Main and Portland Ave. , Harry H.Young. Pastor Sunday school this morning at 10 o'clock. Kermlt Thleda, superintendent. No morning service this morning. Evening service this evening at 7:30. Please observe the change In time. Winter schedule again pre vailing. Since the pastor Is attending a convention In St. Louis. Pastor G. W. Hoffman of Klamath Falls will lead the service. The Ladles' Aid meets Thursday afternoon at 2:00 In the church base ment. Visitors are always welcome. Apostolic Faith 42 North Front Street. Three big meetings on Sunday. De votional and praise service at 10:30 Sunday morning. Meeting at our gospel tent.' corner of Stewart and Losler Lane, 2:30 p.m. Evangellstlo services at the hall at 7:30 p. m. sabbath school lor the young peo ple at 0 o'clock Sunday morning. All this coming week the regular meetings will be held at the gospel tent every evening at 7:45 except Monday and Saturday. Good music and special singing. You are welcome to attend these meetings. First Methodist Episcopal Church West Main and Laurel Streets. Joseph Knotts, .Minister. Morning worship at 11. Sermon theme, "A Square Deal for All." Miss Janette Trill will sing "Jesus Savior Pilot Me," using the tune "Just A-Wearylng for You," by Carrie Ja cobs Bond. Prelude, Elegy, by Fred eric Lacey; Offertory, Legand, by Nordman; Postlude, Impromptu Re llglofio, by Armstrong. Elsie Carlton Strang, director of music; Mrs. Doris Condlt Lants, organist..' Closing vesper service, 5:30 p. m., In the city park. At 6:30 p. m. young people Invited to attend Ep worth League services. Sunday school board meets Tues day at 7:30 p. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. Choir meets Thursday at 7:45 p. m. All who would like to be In the choir this fall and winter are Invited. to be present. Central Avenue Church of Christ W. E. Strain, minister. Meetings temporarily at the arm ory. Bible school classes for all ages, Sunday, 0:45 a. m. At 11 a. m. Sunday, following the Lord' Supper, Mrs. Stram will sing. 'Someone Is watching Your Light." Minister's sermon will be "How Any Church Can Be Financed Without Costing Any Member One Red Cent." At 7 Sunday night there will be meeting of the Young People's Christian Endeavor, and an adult personal worker's Bible study group. At 8 p. m. Euvon Frees la to sing a soprano solo, "My Father Watches Over Me." Sermon topic, "Let Us Rise Up and Build." We feel encouraged In the average attendance of 100 and better at each Sunday service for worship and preaching. The public la heartily Invited to attend these meetings. First Prebsyterlan Church Rev. Sherman L. Divine, pastor Labor Day Sunday service 41:00 a. mb. with sermon by the pastor- Christ or Chaos." Soloist, Mary Ann Gates singing "Teach Me to Pray." by Jewett. Church school, Robert Brewer, supt. wll resume all departmental work at 9:45 a. m. C. E. 7:00 p. m. In church parlors. Annual election of officers. - At 5:30 p. m. Union park service. Dr. Divine will preach the closing ser mon of this summer series On the theme "More Than Victors." Edna Elfert will sing the gospel hymn "In the Secret of His Presence." Tuesday 8:00 p. m. monthly meet ing of trustees. Thursday 7:30 p. m. mid week serv ice of prayer, Bible study and devo tlon will be resumed, the pastor lead ing. Rally rehearsal of chorus choir under direction of Edna Elfert with Mrs. Marsh at the organ console. This church covets your fellowship and cooperation In His service. wmmmmmmms NOW you can afford Main Stmt M. E. Church, South '.B. L. Shlpman. pastor. Morning service 11 o'clock. Sermon by - Rev. T. 8. Wheeler, presiding elder, Portland district ol the north west conference. Service at 8 p. m. will feature opening of the new worship audi' torlum Just completed. Sermon by Mr. Shlpman. Subject: "Desecration or Consecration.' Mr. Shlpman will be assisted In the service by Father Bartlam, Rev. Joseph Knotts. Rev James M. Hamilton, Dr. Sherman. L Divine and Rev. T. S. Wheeler, pre siding elder, Portland district. The choir will be composed by musicians of the several churches participating In the opening. All music under direction of Elsie Carle- ton Strang, assisted by Mrs. Eva Marsh, Edna Elfert, Mary Anne Oates. Chloe Ellenburg and Mrs Eller. Rev. T. 8. Wheeler will hold the fourth quarterly conference at close of service. All members of the con ference are - requested to present written report of their work for this quarter. Sunday school t-A. The Epworth League 7 p. m. under leadership of Wllber Elcher. GOULDS Water Systems pries wtn never lower than they arc rljhl now quality we, never better. W don't know how much longer w can continue to offer these genuine first quality Goulds Systems at these low prices. It's your next move If you wsnl lo give your family stl the pleasure of running water at the lowest prices on record. Don't delayl Stop today and see oat complete line. The prfcea will pleas antly surprise you. CID PUMPS FuV Automttk LAMPORT'S HARDWARE 326 Enwt Main At. Phone 120 first Christian Church James M. Hamilton. Pastor Effle Herbert Kurti, Choir Directoi Mabel Sims, Pianist Ralph L. Cook. Sunday School Supt, Sunday school 9:46. Everyman's Community Bible Class 'In court house, same hour. Morning worship, II o'clock. Pre lude, "The Master" by Schuler. Of fertory. "Reverie" by Cooke. Anthem, "The Spirit of Truth" by Wilson, Pastor's sermon subject, "The Mlno of Christ." Final union service of Medforu churches for this season in the city park at 8:30 o'clock Sunday. C. E. Societies and an adult study group meet at church at 7 p.m. Sun day. At 8 p.m. Sunday an Invitation Is extended to attend a service in the local M.E. church. South, when they are to dedicate reflnlshtns; of their main sanctuary. Regular monthly meeting otfletal church board at the church Monday, esp.m. All young people of the church who expect to attend the Crater Lake C E. Union rally In Rouge River Pres byterian church Tuesday night arc asked to meet at the local church a 8:30 o'clock. DO YOU KNOW You ran hare a nationally advertises Marhlneless Permanent A ZOTOS for $10.00 Jamal 16.50, or Vaper-Marcel $3.95 No Machinery No Electricity No Harmful Chemicals Other Permanent $1.95, $2.95 and tip Bowman' Barber & Beauty Shoppes tvrwinallty Hslr Cottlng and Mnrer Wertnf HMA oiil!i Central Phone 5 Zlon English Lutheran Church West Fourth street at Oakdale. Werner Jessen, pastor. Sunday school, 10 a. m. Worship service, 11 a. m, Luther league, 7 p. m. Tomorrow la Labor day. Because of the two days, Sunday and Labor day, coming together, some will leave town for trips. This does not mesn that we are exempt from worship. Sunday is a holy day and not a holiday. Provision has been made whereby the children will be separated from the older ones In Sunday school. They will not only have separate lessons from the older folks but a separate opening and closing service ss well. Luther League will resume Sun day evening devotional meetings be ginning this evening. Tor their les sons the pastor will teach a har mony of the gospels on "The Life of .Christ." You are welcome to our service. CARSON ELECTED STATE BAR HEAD BAKER, Sept. 4. (AP) Allan Car son of Salem was elected president of the Oregon state bar at the session held here this morning. Colon R. Eberhard of La Grande was elected vice-president. - P. M. Sercombe and Arthur H. Lewis, both of Portland, were re-elected as secre tary and treasurer, respectively. Al lan A. Smith of Baker la the retlr Ins president. Members of the finance committee appointed are: H. H. Dearmond of Bend, Arthur Geary of Portland and R. R. Bulllvant of Portland. The next meeting of the board will be held In Salem, the date depending upon the admission to the bar of those who passed the bar examina tions this summer. - JULY GAS TAXES M. E. CHURCH WILL OF MARK OPENING NEW AUDITORIUM Four congregations and their min isters will participate In the official opening of the new worship audi torium of the Main Street M, X churcb South tonight at 8 o'clock. Ministers having an active part In the special service are Father E. 0. Bartlam. Episcopal church; Rev. Joseph Knotts, M. E. church; Rev. James M. Hamilton, First Christian church, and Or. Sherman h. Devlne, First Presbyterian church. Rev. T. S. Wheeler, presiding elder of the Portland district of the Northwest conference is making a special trip from his home in Roaeburg to participate. Special music under direction of Elsie Carlton Strang will be feat ured, the choir being composed of leading musical talent from the var ious churches. By special request Mrs. Strang will render aa a solo I've Done My Work," by Carrie Jacobs-Bond. Mrs. Eva Marsh will be accompanist for this number and also for the duet "The Lord la My Shepherd," by Smart to be rendered by Edna Elfert and Mrs. Strang. Mary-Anne Gates wilt render aa a solo, "O, Dry Those Tears." by Del Rlgo, with a violin obligate by Mrs. Eller and accompanied by Chloe El lenburg. Each visiting minister will take an active part In the servloe, the sermon of the occasion being deliv ered by Rev. B. L. Shlpman, pastor of the church. Mr. Shlpman s sub ject will be "Desecration or Cons oration." Since Mr. Shlpman's appointment May 3 as temporary pastor, the keen Interest of the members of the church and his newly made friends of Medford have made it possible to accomplish a task so long needed At considerable expense the church has been painted on the outside and the worship auditorium completely redecorated. All work has been completely paid for and these improvements have so enhanced the aplrltual atmos phere and .worshipful attitude that there ta a complete change In the life of the congregation and friends who attend the services of the church. The Northwest conference of the M. E. church south, will be held In Spokane. Wash., beginning Sep tern ber 30. Achievements of the people of the Medford church have made It possible for Mr. Shlpman to ran der one of the best reports in sev eral years. area are dairymen. The congressman told them that he had waged a fight to increase taxes on oils used for making butter substitutes, but had been unsuccessful. "I'm still the only member of the agricultural committee from the 13 western ntates, but w do get sup port from Wisconsin and New York, which are dairy states," he added. "We presented, but were not able to pass, my bill which - would Increase taxes on coconuts." - SECOND BARTLETT PORTLAND. Sept. 4. (AP) The steamer Delftdyk began loading Rogue River pears and other Oregon food today, preparing to sail to Eng land and Hollsnd. The cargo of pears will be the second shipped abroad from this point this season. Danny glsk Paroled SALEM, Sept. 4. IIP) Danny Slak. changed with a statutory offense, to day was sentenced to a three year term In the state penitentiary by Circuit Judge L. H. McMahan. He later was paroled to Nona White, county probation officer. Nab Lasy Farmer BERLIN, Sept. 4. IP) Relchsmln- lster Hermann Wtlhelm Ooerlng's warning against harvest sabotage was carried Into action today with the arrest of a farmer for failure to har vest his wheat and rye. Too Late to Classify WANTED Listings of both wall and large rancnes and river frontage. Free water or good water rights, alfalfa, clover, also stock and fur niture when possible. Olve low dollar price net to you and give complete aetaus ana aescription first letter or come and see mc soon. Have buyer, all cash, for real value ranch up to one hundred thousand dollars, also very small rancnes close to Meaiora. . VIVIAN NORMAN BARTO Gold Hill, Ore., Rt. 1. NOTICE I will not be responsible for debts contracted by anyone other than myself. J. M. Textorlus. 6-ROOM, modern, hardwood floors, sll redecorated, close In, wonderful buy at 13.550.00 and only 8450.00 aown and 3 -ROOM, modern, plastered, bed room and screen porch, on paved . street, for 8150.00 down, balance easy and 4 -ROOM, modern, screen porch, clow In. paved street, lovely home. for $400.00 equity, balance easy, and manv other bargains: lust drop In any old time; we also write auto and truck insurance, pius lire in surance and accident Insurance. OEO. H. YEO-AGENCY 327 W. Main. Phone 154. EXERCISE FOR HEALTH Separate classes, men and women- Special exercise for posture. Elec tric cabinet bath and massage NISSEN HEALTH CLUB 15 Oeneva St. Pohne 353 FOR SALE White Leghorn pullets. oeautixui large oiras. just starting to lay. Mrs. T. F. Buck. fc mile north Besr Creek bridge, Central Point, Ore. ALBERTA 8 and CRAW FORDS at Wm. Olson, west from Wing orchard. Mulrs ready In few days. ASSAYER W. O.-Wright, 6MK W. 11th St. Have set of Beryllium ores for Inspection. DODGE, late model sedan, perfect throughout, dependable blue seal guarantee, priced for quick sale. Open evenings. Pierce Allen Motor Co.. Dodge and Plymouth distributors. FOR SALE "38 Dodge. ;-ton truck. 90 rubber, runs good. sao. aim 6x13 house trailer. $40. End De Barr Ave., weat from Midway, old Paclflo highway. FOR SALE Peaches, Crawfords. Tus can clings. Hales and Mulr. 303 Vancouver. Phone 1016-L. FOR 8 ALE Tuscan clings and nice plums. Hartley s-r-o. MRS. DAISY B1NNS' PIANO STUDIO at 333 King street opens Sept. 7tn. Home studio, less expense, cheaper price. Phone 1095 -J. FOR SALE Pickling cucumbers, crooKa ana nuns, (oc per uitr dox. Other grades at reasonable prices. Call mornings at Picket Lot, ail S. Front St. or Carols J. Parker, 613 8. Riverside. FOUND Lady's blue glove. Call t Tribune. Pay for adv. $11008 acres Improved, family fruit, 8 acres clover and blue grass, elec tricity, a real buy. Terms, also $525 A neat 4 -room house, large lot. A good buy with $335 cash, balance $10 per month. A. F, Flowers, cor ner 13th and Front. HAVE YOUR FURNITURE reuphol stered and repaired. Phone 969-R, Thlbault. MRS. BERTHA JOHNSON Teacher of the Moore Fundamental MuMc System. Claas piano work a spe cialty. Phone 1490-J. FOR SALE Model W and model K Cletrac tractors, good running or der. Industrial Hardware Co., 137 N. Riverside, FOR BALE Elberta and Mulr peaches. Bring containers. 8. P. Hunter, across from Independent Packing House, Phoenix. WANTED Competent girl or woman for general housework and cooking. No children. Phone 1370-J. A BETTER USED CAR 1P36 PONTIAC business coupe. This car was owned by a very careful driver, has onlv thirteen thousand miles on It. See this one. $745 00. Your car In trade. G M A C. terms. SKINNER'S GARAGE Uvd Car Lot. 0th and Bartlett 1034 CHEV master 4 -door trunk sedan, painted a Brewster green, mohair upholstery, A-l condition In every respect, $475.00. Your car In trade, O.M.A.C. terms. SKINNER'S OARAGE Used Car Lot, 0th and Bartlett WALTER W. ABBEY. INC, , USED CAR DEPARTMENT Is Still In the Old Location . 133 South Riverside 35 CHEVROLET town sedan. Master de luxe with trunk and heater. Looks and runs like a new car. Must be seen to be appreciated, $575. '35 FORD de luxe coupe In excel lent condition, only $465. '34 FORD de luxe sedan. Very good tires, fine mechanical condition and appearance, $305. '33 STUDEBAKER 4-door sedan. Thoroughly reconditioned and re painted. Good, sturdy transporta tion. $335. '31 CHEVROLET 4-door sedan, $265. Many others to choose from. $20 up. 123 SOUTH RIVERSIDE F. W. BARTLETT Medford's Taxidermist and Furrier will open shop In Medford about Sept. 14th FOR SALE Ford truck, has never been licensed. See Scottle Math eney at Oates Used Car Lot or Carold J. Parker, 612 8. Riverside. FOR SALE OR TRADE '30 Studc baker Dictator, 1176. 315 So. Peach FOR SALE Secondhand fruit jars at 1117 W. Main. LOST White hound bird dog. Blsck spot on hip. small blsck spots on ears. About S-month-old. 608 West 11th. 1937 DODOE SEDAN LEAVING Tucs- day morning for Los Angeles, take 3 or 3 passengers, share expenses. Phone 1036 for Information. BUNGALOW PIANO for rent. Bald win Piano Shoppe, FOR . SALE 6-hole blue steel top range, with colls. 426 8. Oakdale. TUSCAN OLINO PEACHES mile west of Phoenix, Houston road. Bring boxes. O. E. Carpenter. SPECIAL BARGAINS In used pianos. 460 up. Any terms to suit. Bald - win Piano Shoppe. PEACHES J. H. Hale one box truck or car load. Off grade for canning very reasonsble. One mile south Voor hles Crossing, old Emerlck ranch. Look for sign. B. 0. Corn. AUTO reflnlshlng to match any color Mitchell Auto Beauty Shop. FOR RENT nicely furnished sleep ing rooms: also garage If desired 825 South Riverside Ave. CANDLE-LITE SALE First Quality New and Slightly Used Clothing, Hats, Shoes, Household Furnishings Sept. 10th and 11th 211 East Main St. SEPTEMBER SPECIALS Our Regular $2.95 Oil Permanent Complete $1.95 Nestle Individual Permanent!.. Duart Permanent! .93.95 .$5.00 DeGraff Machineless Permanent!.... S5.50 YOUNG'S BEAUTY SHOP 24 S. Grape "Phone 454 SALEM, Sept. 4. (AP) Gasoline taxes collected by the State of Ore gon for July, 1937, aggregated $1,185. 135.30. aa against $1,001,665.14 collect ed In July, 1935, Secretary ol State Earl Snell reported today. The sales Increased from 91,83t. 303.17 gallons In July. 1936. to 33. 703.605.75 gallons In July of this year. Gross receipts from the motor ve hicle fuel tax for the first seven months of this year aggregated $6, 958.840.M with refunds of $773,313.7. Approximately $6,000,000 was turned over to the state highway depart ment. SAVED WHEATMEN VIEW OF PIERCE HERMISTOK. Sept. 4. (AP) "The only thing that saved our wheat prices this year was the crop failure In Canada," Congressman Walter M. Pierce of La Grande said here today In an address at the final day or the three-day Umatilla project fair. The congressman, who has Just re turned from Washington, made the trip through Canadian provinces. In cluding Saskatchewan and Alberta. He declared that scanty crops ' In those provinces prevented a north American surplus which would have "put Oregon wheat farmers In the some fix as the cotton farmers of the south." He predicted action at the next ses sion of congress on the proposed Umatilla rapids dam. "Or and Coulee la Just stupendous," declared the congressman. "We got 13 million dollars to com plete this year's work. Umatilla U the rfext big Improvement stated. 1 believe sometime the , Bonneville equipment will come to Umatilla." He said that the Umatilla project Is primarily for navigation, and will "have an effect on the extortionate freight rates charged here and give Umatilla farmers relief." , "The Umatilla dam would take five cents off the coat of shipping wheat In other words, raise the price five cents," he asserted. Many farmers of the Hrrmistoii McCarty's Dress Shop 40 So. Central I'M SURE CLAD OUR HOME RADIO WILL WORK. AT THE CABIN TV luni iiaini at "3Vv Iff smart and economical to buy a Zenith All-Purpose Radio that works on dty AC current o well at a $-volt storage battery. See the New-Year-Ahead Zenith All Purpose Radio at Pruitt's Music & Radio Center Opposite Riftlto Theatre. Phone 22 NOW! THE FINAL and LAST CALL McCarty's Dress Shop has been sold and will hereafter be known as The ELITE SHOP featuring popular priced high ly styled Women's apparel, specializing in smart Millinery, Dresses, Coats and Suits. Brans we Do not want to carry orer Into onr new stork one slnile dress or other apparel that Is not ahsolule l.r new we make this sensational offer Any dress In the store may be purchased for one cent with another dress at the reduced price. Because quantities are limited we urge you 4a be at the store promptly at o'clock Tuesday mornlnf as these dresses will not last Ions No eirhanjet No refondt E.ery sale Is final. Nlscka Sweaters Blouses Purses ailk Robes Pajamas Smocks Silk mips port Hhlrts Farmerettes, etc., each One Cent each with the pur chase of any of these items at regular prices. 1 Reg. $7.95 Dresses Now Reduo. to $ 5.95 Buy one dress at SS.Bo and another for only one cent. 1 Reg. $5.95 Dresses Now Reduo. to $3.80 Buy one dress at SS.95 and another for only one cent. 1 Reg. $3.95 Dresses Now Reduo. to $2.05 Buy one at SS.03 and another for only one cent. 1 Reg. $1.95 Wash Dresses Buy one for $1.95 And set another for only one cent. 1 Reg. $1 Wash Dresses Buy one for$l J1 r end another one rent. only II 1 Reg. $2.95 Silk Pajamas and Silk Gowns M fi Buy one for I1.S5 and another for t cent. 1 If you can not find two dresses to suit, you may purchase on dress at the reduced price and select any other Item of equal talue for only one cent. SALE STARTS TUESDAY 9:00 A. M.