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PAGE TWO rET)FORD MATL TRTBTWE. M"EDFOTlD. OREGON, STJXDAY, MAT 8, 1938 DISTRICT HEADS FOR Ml YEAR Dr. Henry B. Wallln, guest evan gelist (or the Northwest Nazarene District Assembly, held his audience In rapt attention last night, as he appealed to them to subscribe to the gospel of Jesus Christ and ex perience the divine revelation of Ood that saves and liberates from sin. The assembly elected Its district advisory board yesterday. This board la composed of five members. In. oludlng Rev. B. E. Martin, district superintendent; Rev. L. W. Collar. pastor of the Salem Church of the Nszarene: Rev. Fletcher aalioway. pastor of First Church Portland The two lay members elected to this board were Mr. Paul Knapp. district treasurer, and Mr. P. Lltweller of Salem. Ore. The following men were elected to the district church school board Rev. E. H. Edwards, pastor of Seattle First churoh; Rev. Fred M. Weather- ford, host pastor, Medford. Ore.; Rev, T. 8 Anderson, pastor Everett, Wn.; Rev. William Irwin, pastor at Olym nla. Wn.i Mr. A. F. Kornstad of Mrdford. The following men were elected as delegates to roprcsent the district at the National Sunday School con vention to be held In Bethany, Okla., June 33 to 24 Inclusive: Rev. E. E. Martin, district superintendent of Portland, Ore.; Rev. E. H. Ed wards of Seattle: Rev. Bertrand F. Peterson, pastor at Eugene; Rev. Fred M. Wcathcrford, host pastor; Rev. U. E. Harding, pastor of the Portland Sellwood church Rev. Her man L. a. Smith of Tillamook, and Mr. F. Lltwlller of Salem. Dr. J.' a. Morrison of Kansas City, general superintendent, ordained the tollowlng at last night's assembly: Miss Ellen Walker, Ellensburg, Wn.: James F. Tlndall, Oak Harbor, Wn.: O. E. Bnkcr Tillamook; Mrs. R. M. J"arks. Tacomo, Wn.: Andrew J. Ed wards. Carson, Wn.; Orval R. Water house, Portland, and Robert Hard ing, son of the' Rev. Hugh E. Hard ing. Portland. A. W. Oliver was granted an elder's order of transfer. Today Dr. J. O. Morrison, general ' superintendent, will be the principal spokesmen, speaking at 10:49 a. m., and at 3:30 p. m. At the afternoon service he will address the assembly In a world-wide missionary rally. Dr. Morrison having Just returned from missionary tour and having form erly filled the office of the churoh as missionary secretary. Is thorough ly Informed with the mlsslonsry en terprise of the denomination, as well as that of other denominations. Dr. Henry B. Wallen, guest evan gelist of the district assembly, will apeak to the Sunday sohool at 0:46, and will bring the dosing evangel- Istlo sermon, marking the conclusion . of the conference at 7:30, Rev. Elmer Dandy, art evangelist, and well known to tfie people of Medford, will portray a message from the eanvas while he speaks to the young people at 0:30 tonight. Rev erend Dandy painted the beautiful scene back of the Baptistry of the Jordan river In the Church of the Kaaarene. An organ recital will be presented by Mrs. Lllla M. Purucker at 9 :00 p. m. The other services of the day will be embellished by a rich seasoning of musical numbers, among whom will be that of the Parks-Hawkins quartette. The publlo la cordlolly invited. 4 . Diving Horse To Thrill Carnival Crowds Here i K llrW , ft (4 V 7 1 4,vf5fl" -1 i' " " - v ' :t'' , . yi r rtHrMfr f-t i Vivi i rlSts; i- r "f i This picture wds snnppcd to the iracnon 01 a second nucr me per forming horse left th chute and started Its plungo toward a large water tank below. Hurtling through thin air from a towering platform and chute, this brlllant diving horse will bring gasps of admiration from spectators. This is one 01 tne Dig circus acta to be seen with the Hildebrand United Shows, carnival and circus combined, whlah opens Tuesday night May 10, for a week's engagement In back of the Pine Cone Inn on Pacific highway. Med lord dus service win oe maintained every evening from down town to the carnival grounds, every 20 min utes between the hours of 7 and 0:30 p. m. and every half hour after that time. LOCAL and PERSONAL Visiting rather Mrs. Louis Rich. ardson of Maryarllle, Cal., Is visiting with her father, Clarence Eada of 138 South Holly street. Stewards Return Mr. and Mrs. 0. T. Steward have returned from a southern trip during which they pur chased merchandise for their Adrlenne stores here and In Klamath Falls. On Flight Home Goodhue Hunt Ington of Los Angeles stopped at Medford municipal airport yesterday afternoon to have his Falrchlld plane refueled. He arrived from Eugene and was en route noma. ... Delzells Here Tom Delzell of Sa lem, assistant utility commissioner. and Mrs. Delzell arrived here late Prlday night and registered at the Hotel Medford. They planned to re main here until Monday. . From Ashland Ashland visitors In Medford Friday night were Mr. and Mrs. Roy Parr. Jr., and Mr. and Mrs. James Metz. Forrest "Skect" O'Con nell. Asblsnd high school athletic coach, was a Medford visitor Satur day afternoon. ... Call Teachers Chorus The Jsckson County Teachers mixed chorus win meet for final rehearsal at the senior high school auditorium today at 3:30 p. m. Esther Church Leake will di rect. All membera are urged to be present. ... Ashland Recital Men and women's ftlee clubs of the Southern Oregon Normal school In Ashland will give a Mother's Day recital at 4 p. m. today In the school auditorium. Miss Louise Woodruff, music department head, will direct. The public Is Invited. Airport Arrivals Yesterday's ar rivals at municipal airport included Dr. Paul Sharp, Dr. F. O. Adams and Oeorge Yost of Klamath Falls. Each arrived In his Waco plane to attend an Elks lodge luncheon. They re turned home after luncheon. Other arrivals were Earl Gllmore, Jr., presi dent of the Ollmore OH company, who was en route from Burbank, cal , to Portland In his Bellanca plane, piloted by Charles LaJotte; and Lieut. J. B. Preston, In an army Douglas observation plane from Fort Lewis. Wash., to Oakland, Cal. MaJ. Paul Burrows arrived late Friday from Oak land, Cal., In a North American basic trainer. He was on his way to Pear son field, Vancouver, Wash. Scoots Fish Membera of American Legion Boy Scout troop 7 beld a fish ing party last Sunday near Savage Rapids dam. Five trout were caught, three by H. H. Miller, troop 4 com mitteeman, and one each by Scouts Ed Chesney and Clark Carlton. ... Released on Ball James A. Conner. 48, Portland, arrested by state police on the Paclflo Highway four miles south of Medford Friday night, and charged with driving while Intoxi cated, was released yesterdsy upon payment of S150 cash ball In Justice court, and his bearing was set for a later date. He pleaded not guilty. . To Convention Gerald T. Latham, ' cfrculatton manager of the Mall i Tribune, left yesterday by motorcar i for The Dalles to attend the 18th ! annual Pacific Northwest Circulation ! Managers association convention. At j Grants Pass be Joined Millard Hodges, j circulation manager of the Dally Courier, for the trip to The Dalles. The convention will open tonight with ; a banquet In The Dalles hotel. It ! will continue through Tuesday. Mr. Latham planned to return to Med- , ford Wednesday night. .... ! Missionary Meeting Women's i Lutheran missionary service will bold 1 an all-day meeting Friday In the Zlon : English Lutheran church. Mrs. Mabel I Senner of Philadelphia, director of i missionary work of the United Luth eran church, will address the meeting. The meeting will convene at 11 a. m. and a luncheon will be served In the church parlors at noon. Committee In charge of the luncheon Is com posed of Mrs. Alf Brewold, Mrs. M. Paulson and Mrs. Paul Rynnlng. All women of the church and thotr friends are Invited. . Minor Accidents Cars drivenby Thomas 8. Brown of Chowchtlla, Cal.. and Warner J. Beam of 44 Willamette avenue were Involved In a collision on North Riverside avenue Saturday noon, according to a city police re port. William F. Isaacs of lis North Oakdale avenue and D. M. Dutton of 231 North Holly street drove vehicles colliding with minor damage at Fourth street and Central avenue Fri day afternoon, a city police report stated yesterday. Machines operated by W. 8. Blrdsall of Medford and Ruth Sether of 1007 Queen Anno avenue were involved in a minor mis hap at Main street and Riverside ave nue Friday afternoon, according to a city police report yesterday. Undergo Operations Mrs. Stanley Sherwood of 1018 West Msln street underwent a major operation In the Osteopathic hospital yesterdsy. W. C. Kindred of 431 North Riverside ave nue underwent a nose operation. Flying North Mr. and Mrs. Colton Jackson registered at the Hotel Medford yesterday afternoon. Tney arrived at Medford municipal airport In their Falrchlld plane from Palm Springs, Cal., where Mr. Jackson op erates a flying service. They were en route to Tacoma, Wash- where he will engage In a similar business during the summer. They plan return to Palm Springs In the fall, Mr. Jackson said. Civic Beauty Joke DBUMRIOHT, . Okla. (UP) Mis. creants took the long way around to play a Joke on advocates of clvlo beauty here. The Jokers filled a new Illy pond In city park with a load of rock left near the project "Eurldlc," the first opera, was pre sented at Florence In 1800. . RE WISE NOW and be sure it's right OLSON ELECTRIC Phone 115. S N. Bartlett You Are Invited To Visit ANDY ANDERSON Super Service Station - CORNER 6th AND HOLLY FOR SPECIAL LUBRICATION Demonstration BY CHECK CHART FEATURING1 New Gilmore Improved Lubricants Supervised by Gilmore Lubrication Engineer Mon. and Tues. May 9 and 10 CARS CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED Goodrich Tires For Safety lJEfm&M ITT VliriMsaiis isniltliAiWT.--, QUICK RCTEON! SERVICE is an important factor when you are seeking a cash loan. Nine time! out of ten, when you need money you need it immediately. Our financial service is QUICK and FLEXIBLE enough to fit urgent money needs. Stop in today and ask about our no-delay cash loan plan. It costs you nothing to inquire and does not obligate you at all. OREGON FINANCE CO. (Formerly Ore. Wash. Mtg. Co.) to South Central, f - W. E. Thomas, Mgr. Icense No. S-211, M-217. Phone 130 GETS VOIE TITLE 8AIJ3M. May 7. (fly-Ballot title for the proposed Qrnnge Initiative measure authorizing peoples' utility districts to Incur lmtobtrdneaa and Issue revenue certificates, debentures, notes and warrants, without 'seeking authority of the voters, was com pleted by .ttorney Oeneral Van Winkle today. The certificates, debentures, notes and warrants would be payable solely from tlje rovenues of the district and the interest rate would be limited to Ik per cent. f Noted Dead E ERE DEATH DROP SHANGHAI, May 7. (P) Henry Hufner, city editor of the Shanghai Evening Post, plunged to his death early today from the sixth floor of the navy Y. M. C. A., leaving a self written obituary for his paper. Burner's death came less than 24 hours after that of his 23 -year-old flencce. Violet Echtl Thompson, who died yesterday after a dental opera tion. In his obituary, Hufner said he de sired to be "with the one girl he ever : loved" and requested their bodies be burled together. - CmiTALIEN VOTERS OFF LIST OREGON CITY. Slay 7. (fly-County Clerk auy H. Pace waa ordered yostcrday by District Attorney Fred A. Miller to remove from registration lists the names of four persons he as serted wore 'unqualified voters.- Included were William E. RlgftB, president of the Clackamas county central labor council, and Mrs. Rlfn. who Miller assorted were Canadians. The Immigration office at Portlnnd supplied sufficient evidence to war rant removal of the names pending a grand Jury Investigation, Miller told Pace. 4 GETS JAIL TERM EUGENE, May 7. (p) Hlgh W. Reynolds, secretary-treasurer of the teamsters union local here, was sen tenced to one year In the county Jail by Circuit Judge o. P, SJclpworth this morning for his part In labor terror Ism activities here last November. Reynolds was tried and convicted In March on charges of breaking win dows In a building not his own. Three Portland youths were hired by Reyn olds to do the actual window break ing. Attorneys for Reynolds, Immediately after sentence was passed, filed no tice of appeal to the supreme court. Judge Sklpworth stated ho would grant a certificate of probable cause. E Favor Short Skirts SAN JOSE. Cal. (UP) A campus fashion survey at San Jose State col lege on the question of skirts reveal ed that co-cds are almost unanimous ly In favor of short skirts and the men In favor of longer ones. ALBANY, May 7.-fly-Unn coun ty appeared headed today toward an- i other election to determine whether It should build a new courthouse. The voters who approved a new courthouse last fall may have to state themselves once more as a result of the presentation of a petition by J. G. Reed, Lebanon, demanding an elec tion. Rced'a petition, which must be checked against registration lists and assessment rolls to determine whether ' signers are all property taxpayers, as required by law, was offered at a 1 public, hearing upon a proposal to . use a surplus of county funds for the courthouse project. ! I Con ft den re Exhibited PITTSF1ELD, Mass. (UP) James Ping, Pontoosuc Lake chef, Is the first Chinese to register a car here and ob tain a driving license. Confident that . he would pass the teat, he purchased f the car beforo trying to drive. t BUCHAREST, Rumania, May 7. (VP) Octavinn Goa, 67, who headed a nationalist, antl-semttlc Rumanian government for a few turbulent weeks early this year, dted today. Ooga, who suffered a heart ailment after his resignation as premier, Feb ruary 10, hod a stroke this week. EDITOR WILL DELIVER GRADUATION ADDRESS OOnVALLIS. May 7. Dr. Jo eph Mason Artman, editor of the magazine, "Character In Every Iny Life." will be the speaker at the 69th annual Orefion State college com mencement on May 31. Dr. Oswald W. S. McColl. pastor of the First Corvrrwjat lonat church at Berkeley, Cnllf., will deliver the bac oalau rente sermon on May 39. Approximately COO seniors and rad uate students will receive degrees. The ostrich Is the largest of exist ing birds. TO WASHINGTON. May 7. ijn Sev enteen atnte supervisors for field ad ministration of the new 2o,ooo.OOO federal wheat crop Insurance pro gram were appoint rd yesterday by the federal crop Insurance corporation. Included was Clyde Kiddle. La Grande, supervisor for Oregon. Kiddle will coordinate work of the agricultural adjustment administra tion and the corporation in the pro gram. Supervisors, the corporation said, will work under the dlroctlon of state agricultural conservation committee; In writing Insurance through count associations and with regional of fices of the corporation In adjust In losses. 4 Nurnbrrg had a needle-making In dustry as early as 1370. Medford Poultry & Egg Co. UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT Bring in your produce. We pay top cash price for your poultry and eggs. H. C. FREDETTE 0. J. GEER for the years . . . SECURE... PROTECTED and PLANNED for GOOD LIVING Financed through the FHA Plan Low Monthly Payments O Free Architectural Service Timber Products Company Thone 7 End of N. 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