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MTlTyFOim "MATT, TRTBTTNT!. rEPfO'RT). rmKOOV. SUNDAY. AFfiFST 23, PAGE FIVE Church Interests and Notices Rt. Murk's Rnlcopal. E. 8. Bartlam, rector. Holy communion. 8 a. m. Morning prayer and aermon. 11 a.m. No church school during August- First PrMbvtrrian Church. Dr. Sherman L. Divine, pastor. 27 Rosa Court. Phone 194. Eva Haeelrlgg Marsh, organist. Morning worship, 11 o'clock, with sermon "The Scattered Sheep." Solo, "O Come to My Heart, Lord Jesus" (Ambrose), Barbara Holt. Church school assembly, 0:45 a. m. Christian Endeavor for all young people, 7 p. m. A cordial welcome to all. First Churrh of Christ Scientist Authorized branch of The Mother church, The First Church of Christ. Scientist, In Boston, Mass. Services are held every Sunday as 11 o'clock, church edifice, 312 North Oakdale. Subject for Sunday, Aug. 38. "Christ Jesus." Wednesday evening church meet ing. Including testimonials of Chris tian Science healing, at 8 o'clock. The roadlng room which Is located at 414 and 41S Medford Center build ing. Is open daily from 7 u. m. to 8 p. ra. The librarian la In attendance from 10 to 4. at which time the Bible and all authorized Christian Science literature may be read, borrowed or purchased. . The public is cordially invited to attend the services and visit tho reading rooms. Pllp rim Holiness Church Cor. East Jackson and Bessie. Near Roosevelt school. The friendly church welcomes you. Be sure to come and hear the gos pel message at 11 a.m., by a minis ter from Shasta, Calif. The Sunday school will meet at 9:45 and at close of study a children s worner. miss Llla Zurch, will give an illustrated talk. Rev. and Mrs. Crow will be with us for the evangelistic service at 7:30 p. m. Tha T. P. S. meets at 8:45 p.m.: 7:30 Wednesday evening, prayer and praise service. Friday evening cot tage meeting. C. Edwin Cox. pastor. Phone 1573-H First Methodist Episcopal Church West Main and Laurel streets Joseph Knotts, minister 9:45 a. m. Sunday school. Vaca tion daya are ending. All members in town should be on hand this Sun day. 11 a. m. Morning worship. Ser mon theme, "Jehovah, Thy God." Miss Lots Herman will be our guest soloist this morning. 6:30 p. m. Union services In the city park. The pastor of this church will preach on the theme "The Con victing Power of Thy Holy Spirit.' Mrs. Elsie Carlton Strank will direct the hymn sinking. A mixed quartet and the Severson trio will furnish the special music. The Epworth League will attend a sub-district rally this evening in the Ashland church. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:30 p. m.- Flrst Christian Church Ninth and Oakdale. James M. Hamilton, pastor. Eflle Herbert Kurtz, music dt- rector. Mabel C. Sims, Instrumental music. Ralph L. Cook, church school supt. Sunday school 9 :45 a. m. Every man's Community Bible class in the court house. Morning worship, 11 o'clock. Pre lude, "Invocation." by Colburn. Offertory, "Theme," by Haydn. Anthem, "Knocking with Nail-Pierced Hand," by Wilson. Sermon by the pastor. "Knocking at Your Door." Union service of Medford churches In the City Park Sunday at 5:30 o'clock. The high school young people's so ciety and the older young people's society will meet at the church Sun day night at 7 o'clock. All are welcome to the various services of the church. Central Avenue Churrh of Christ. Central Ave. and Jackson St, Meeting In the Ooapel Tabernacle. W. E. Strain, minister-evangelist Residence, Spring and Wabash Sts. Phone 1570-R. Bible school at 9:45 a. m. 10:45 a. m., Lord's Suppar. special music and sermon, "The Holy Spirit As Our Guest." 7 p. m., Christian Endeavor and Bible Study groups. 8 p. m.. Evangelistic song-servlee. special muMo and sermon, "What Church Does the Bible Tell About?" This will be the beginning of a aerie of Sunday night chart sermons. During a portion of this coming week we are to have Dr. Louis R Patmont with us for several stirring evening messages. Ho will bring vou first-hand Information about condi tions in Russia, and also some In spiring messages on the relation of Bible prophecy to present world af fairs. Meetings at 8 p. m. Further announcement will be made. YOUR MONEY SAVED HERE MjTtPtiti Medford Company of Jehovah's Witnesses 737 South Central Ave. Bible study, Sunday evening at 7:30; Wednesday evening at 7:30 and Saturday afternoon at 1:45. All who are Interested In Watch Towe Bible study are welcome. No collections. Faith Mission 824 West Sixth street Pmstsr E. F, Bingham, residence. 10 Mistletoe. Sunday school. 10 a. m. Devotional, 11 a. m. Evangelistic service, 7:45. Midweek services: Tuesday, prayer and praise service, 8 p. m.; Thursday, preschlng service, 8 p. m.; Saturday, preaching service, 8 p. m. The mission where friendliness, love and service la the watchword. Full Xiotpel Church Newtown street near W. Ninth Sunday school, 9:45 a. ra. Morning worship, 11 a. m. Evangelistic meeting. 7:45 p. m. Wednesday Informal prayer meet ing 8 p. m. Evangelist Dorothy M. Hopple of California will be tilling the pulplc at the regular services In the ab sence of Rev. Weston. Her subject for Sunday morning wlh be: "Rewards of the Righteous." Her topic for the evening service will be: "Bad Bar gains." Come, be refreshed by the word of God. Apostolic Faith North Central at 3rd street. Regular weekly announcement Sabbath school for the young people at 9 a.m. Sunday. Praise service at 10:30. A real live evangelistic ser vice Sunday at 7:30 p.m. An organ prelude, followed by a sacred concert by the 25-piece orchestra. Tuesday. Thursday and Frlda; at 7:45 p.m. We have erected a beautiful new building, well lighted with Indirect lights. New auditorium seats for your comfort. We extend a cordial Invitation to attend these meetings. Collection Is never taken. The Salvation Army. Capt. Reginald H. Vincent, com manding officer. Sunday. 11 a. m.. Holiness meeting. Sermon subject, "Faith, Our Need." Sunday, 3:15. Sunday school. Sunday, 3:30. Young People's Le gion. Sunday, 8:00. Shlvatlon meeting. Sermon subject. "Christ and For giveness." Monday. 7:30. Y. P. club. Tuesday, 7:30. Soldiers' meeting. Thursday, 3:15. Ladles' Home lea gue. Friday. 7:30, Corps Cadet class. Saturday, 8:00, Salvation meeting. Church of God At Haven and Holly streets T. O. Satterfleld, pastor Bible school at 9:45 a. in. Mr. Hermon Dressier, superinten dent, with a good staff of spiritual teachers; our attendance is on the lncrepe, your presence will help It to grow. Morning worship at 11: sermon by the pastor. Young people's meeting at 7 p. m Come and enjoy service with these young people. Evening service at 7:45. Good con gregatlonal and special singing; nave you heard the quartet. It will en courage you to face the problems of the following weekl prayer and prats? service each Wednesday at 7:45 p. m You are invited to all services. St. Peter's Lutheran Church (Missouri Synod) E. Main and Portland ave. Harry H. Young, pastor. Sunday school at 10:00 o'clock. Today the congregation will cele brate Its annual Mission Festival. In the armory. Services at 11 and at 3:30 o'clock. Rev. Maitln Simon of Eugene will deliver the festival ser mons. Special vocal selections by the Ladles' Trio. Lunch will be served In the basement of the armory at noon. All members of the church are urged to be present and bring their friends. After the afternoon service there will be an Important business meet ing of all voting members. This meeting will be held In the church basement on Portland avenue. Sun day school teachers' meeting Thurs day evening at 8:00. , Visitors arc always welcome. THE APOSTOLIC FAITH THIRD and CENTRAL, MEDFORD Servicci: Sunday 10:30 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. KvanrrllU from the headquarter Rt Portland will hare char ft of the Sunday meeting. Dynamic menMiet on Fundamental Truths, Outstanding personal lottlmonlM will ht (Wen at the praise and song aerrleo. Or Ran concert end Orchestra program Sunday erenlng at 7:1. No collections aver taken. on or before September 10th will have dividend computed from the first. Your account i insured up to $5,000. JACKSON COUNTY FEDERAL Flrft BapHst Church. Fifth St. and N Central Are. Wolford A. Dawes, pastor. Bible school, 9:46 a. m. Classes tor all ages. Morning worship. 11 a. m. Sermon. Mara." This Is another of the serlej on the Book of Ruth Special music. Young people's service, 7 p. m. Evening worship, 8 o'clock. Sermon, "When God Came Down to Earth." Gospel singing. Special music. Prayer meeting and Bible study, Wednesday 7:30 p. m. All are cordially invited to these services. Zlon English Lutheran Church West Fourth ' street at Oakdale. Werner Jessen, pastor. Sunday school 9 a. m. Worship service, 10 a. m. Tuesday. 8 p. m., church council meeting. Wednesday, 8 p. m., senior choir practice. This morning's sermon, "The Prayer God Didn't Hear and the One He Did." No evening service tonight nor for the next few Sunday evenings. Church of the Natarene Holly at First Street Rev. and Mrs. H. A. Shirley and son Millard, missionaries from South Africa, will speak at the 7:46 eve ning service They are on furlough from Africa where they have served for 30 years. Mr. and Mrs. Alva Yoakum will ' sing a duet. t Sunday school under direction of j Mrs. Clara Caulk Ins. At 10:45 a. m.. Rev. Fred M. Weath- erford will bring the message of the hour. Vocal solo, Mrs. J. M. Bass. I Junior meeting at 8:45. Missionary! service. Young People's meeting 8:45 p. m. j Mrs. Mattle House, president: Mrs Loren Scheel, leader. A delegation from the local society attended the ' North Paoiflc young people's con vention at Twin Rocks, Ore., this past week. Lutheran Church M ission Services In Armory Today St. Peter's Lutheran church will conduct two special services today In the Medford armory In the In terest of missions. Foreign and home missions will receive special consider ation in the sermous, songs, prayers. and offerings. The Missouri Synod of the Lutheran church la at pres ent employing 1 ,350 missionaries. These missionaries serve the Lord In Canada, Argentina, Brazil, India, China, and Africa, preaching the Gos pel In 30 different languages. Pastor Martin Simon, M. A., of Eu gene, former missionary In China, will deliver the sermons and give some first hand Information on China missions. Services will be at 11:00 and at 3:30. The Ladles' Trio will render special vocal selections. The general public Is cordially In vited. Medford Residents On Church Boards COQUILLE. Ore... Aug. J7 (Spll Boards and commissions to serve the Northwest conference at the Meth odist church. South, for the next four years were announced Friday at the annual meeting for Oregon Washington, Idaho and Montana. The appointments included the following from Medford: Board of finance, J. P. Bray: board of Chrlstlsn education. N. D. Wood: board of christian literature, Mrs. N. D. Wood. Union Services To End Tonight Union church services which have been conducted in the city park each Sunday evening during the summer will be brought to a close this eve ning.' Rev, Joseph Knotts, pastor of the First Methodist Episcopal church, will deliver the sermon In tonight's final gathering. Entire HOSIERY st-e REDUCED Tithelwyn B. Hoffmann P Cart Nabb. 33. radio operator of CCC district headquarters here, sus tained a concussion and possible fracture of the skull shortly after 8 o'clock last night when the motor cycle he waa riding failed to negotiate a sharp turn on the Pacific highway near Seven Oaks, struck the Southern Pacific railroad tracks crossing Wil low Springs road and threw the young man 40 feet through the air Into a field. Semi-conscious, he was rushed to Community hospital by the Perl am bulanoe, summoned to the accident, and lat last night his attending physician stated he was resting fairly comfortably. Nabb suffered a concus sion and body bruises and scratches, but whether his skull was fractured won't be determined until today, the physician reported. According to Deputy Coroner Herb Brown. Nabb, apparently traveling t a high rate of speed south on the Pacific highway, failed to negotiate the sharp left-hand curve near the Intersection of Willow Springs road and the Pacific highway, and Instead drove his motorcycle up the dirt road and across the railroad tracks. When the vehicle crossed the tracks, Nabb was thrown off the machine. The Capital Parade (Continued from Page One ) As for tho rest of the program, It's generally agreed that the bulk of the nuisance taxes will have to be renewed, that the corporation taxes will have to be reauthorized, end thst gift and estate taxes may be equalized. A drive on tax-exempt securities and the tax exemptions on wages of state and local officials is also very definitely In the air. The problem of tax exemption la so Insanely technical that It seems to have been dreamed by Milt Gross. Nevertheless, tax-exempt bonds are more and more recognized as a dread ful drain on the economic system. offering, as they do, a refuge for capital that would otherwise be driven Into productive enterprise. The desire to tackle tax exemptions la there. There are' half a dozen schemes, all equally Incomprehensible to the layman. One of them Is likely to be trotted out. Gets War Medal PAHIS (UP) The medal of the War of 1870 and the cross of a front line soldier haa been awarded - to Mme. Joucla, aged 103. Daughter of an army bendsmsn and wife of a bandsmsn, Mme. Joucla followed the army In the war of 1870 as a nurse. I CUPP'S TWO POPULAR STORES OFFER GREAT VALUES l .-fagfeg i: Vlh m-k r-'w -I -frig'". Tl mVitlsis&sistism NOV Is the TIME To BUY That New Furniture You Planned For This Winter VThlla the old furniture may be food and not bad to -look af. sometimes the family tires of looking at the same old things day In and day out. It Is only natural. Have you promised yourselves a change In Furniture and Home furnishing? If not a complete change perhaps yon want a few piece. Then you should see the Newest Creations To Add Beauty To Your Home! At rump's main store you will rind alt the latest designs In new, substantial as well as tba ejtrem'ly beautiful furniture and Home furnishing! and you are always welcome to lake all the time yon vtlfh m often as you like. We are delighted to have yon call. Substantia! Trade Allowance on Your Old F urniture at Cupp's LOCAL and From A.hlauil Mr. and Mrs B. H. Boyer of Ashland were business call era In this city Friday, Pr Gift Employees of. the Mall Tribune enjoyed a large sacktul of pears yesterday, the kind gift of 0. W. Holdrtdge. From Ashland Mr, and Mrs. C. R. D. Jones of Ashland were Medford callera Friday. They transacted busi ness during their stay. Weevil Appears The alfalfa weevil, for the first time In history, has been reported In Douglas county, according to a bulletin received from the U. S. department of agriculture. Fire Controlled A 3S-acre foreat fire waa brought under control under state direction a tew miles southeast of Grants Pass on the Frultdale Murphy cutoff road Friday night. From Michigan Mrs. C. J. Wilson of Buchanan, Mich., la a recent ar rival In Medford and will spend some time visiting hei brother. Earl 8med ley, at his home on 6S0 Pine street Canary Escapee A yellow roller ca nary ran away recently from Mrs. Mary Tedrlck of 81S Oak street. Mrs. Tedrtck had raised the canarv from a baby and la very sorrowful over the loss of It. Anyone finding the bird may notify Mra. Tedrlck by calllnt, 44S-R and receive a reward. To Confab L. O. Taylor, manager and owner of Plerce-Allen Motor company, and the following member." of his firm, Earl Stanton, sales man" : ager, E. E. Cook, car lot manager, i and Art Lathrope, salesman, are leav ing tomorrow for Portland to attend a meeting of Plymouth car dealers and to view the new models. - Called fast Mrs. W. S. Qllmore jl 713 West Fourth street left last eve. nlng on the train for Baltimore. M4., where she was called by the serious Illness of her brother. Dr. Frank W Bay, advertising manager for the Hearst newspapers In Baltimore. Dr Ray collapsed from a heat stroke while boarding a train In Baltimore en route to Medford to visit his sister. Mrs. eilmore expects to be away about a month. To leave Arthur Carpenter, son of Mrs. Flora Csrpenter of 116 Mistletoe street, and Roger Henaelman, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Henselman of 1310 West Main street, are leaving on the train tomorrow evening for the eaat, Mr. Carpenter will enter Dartmouth university In Hanover. N. H, and Mr. Henselman will enroll at Harvard In Cambridge, Mass. The latter was one of 34 boys In the United states to receive a national scholarship to Harvard this year: En route to their respective schools, the two will visit Mr. Carpenter's father, Arthur Carpenter. Sr., In Philadelphia for two weeks. Roger Henselman will then visit relatives In New York City and Flushing,. Long Island, before continuing on to Hsrvard. Both young men graduated from Medford high school this year. CUPP PERSONAL Mrdford Callers Norma Arnold and Dorothy .Brown of Jacksonville dis trict transacted business and visited In Medford Friday. To Klamath Mr. and Mrs. Duke Lorton of Carglll Court and Mrs. Lorton's mother, Mrs. F. J. Ahlstrom spent Friday In Klamath Falls. - Returns Home Paul Bulkln of the Chateau returned Friday from Port land by motorcar where he had spent scvernl daya tranractlng business. -. School Open, Gold Hill grsde and high schools will open for regutratlon on Tueedey. September 1, at B a. m Bus?s will pick up out-of-town stu dents and take them to school. Ashland Caller Mr. and Mrs. Ron ald Phalr.. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Mlllen and Mr. and Mrs. Dick Huber of this city visited Thursday evening In Ash land with Mr. and Mrs. Ben Anderson. Cabin Callers Mr. and Mra. T. J Fuson of 3005 East Main street are among guests spending the week-end st the summer home of Mrs. R. t. Conroy near Union Creek. Inspector Here Guy Johnson, safe ty Inspector of the U. S. forest service In Portland, arrived In Medford re cently to spend a few days making Inspection tour of camps In this district. GHhouten Here Al Gllhousen of Rogue River lodge waa an overnight visitor there Frldae. He eame hern by United Airliner with Dave Lewis from Oakland. The two left for the sou'h by plane Saturday evening. Attend Convention Mr. and Mrs George Henaelmnn of 1310 West Main stieet plan to leave today by motor car for Tahoe tavern at Lake Tahoe. where they win attend an Aetna Lire Insurance company convention of leading salesmsn. This will mark the 10th regional conference of the In surance company. Mr. and Mrs. Hen- selmsn plan to be away about a week ... Festival Visitors Advertising the! second annual Illinois Valley Mlner.r ! Jubilee at Cave city next Saturday, i Sunday and Monday, a caravan of cars visited Medford and other Rogue j River valley cities Friday. About SO men and women dressed In elothes I of the 18th century brought greetings ' from Cave City and Invited everyone to attend the festival. .1 Minor Accident Three alight mo- I tor accidents were reported to clt: police yesterday. Charlea Santo of 1 630 South Ivy street and Mrs. Minnie ; J. Dickson of 810 South Newtown : street drove cars Involved In a mlnoi I accident on North Front street Sat urday afternoon. Gerald H. Ward ol Central Point and G. J. Naas of B3t North Central avenue operated ma chines colliding at Central avenue and Jackson boult-mrd Saturday morning. R. S. Axtell of Trail and Lenore A. Estea of Route 1 drove cars Involved In a alight wreck Frldsy afternoon on West Main street between Grape and Fir streets. iiimii jijji.ij.iiii a Bat aW"l TRADE THE OLD FOR THE NEW! BIG Savings! Cupp's will give you a generous allowance for your used furniture n the prlre of the NEW. This means that your outlay for tba Nr.W will be surprisingly LKM. Why not come In this week and give us an opportunity to llgure with yout S. JC:'' Sa. "" Tow wtfl anjay rv.T' - i cpt 0 "ik come to owe af tkw MDTK ITiif Art Meeting Southern Oregon Art sssoelatlon will convene Tuesday eve ning at 7:30 at the bom of Mrs. K. N. Anthony. 638 South Ivy street All members are asked to be present at this session! e e Airport Arrival Thomas H. Smith of Long Beach, Calif., was a recent visitor here In his Rearwln speedster plane. He spsnt a day at Rogue River lodge and enjoyed a trip to Crater lake, after which ha went on to Portland In hia plane. ... To Portland Karl L. Janouch, su pervisor of .Rogue River nstlonal forest, plans to leave thla evening on the train for Portland, where he will spend a three months detail In the regional foresters office. During Mr. Janouch'a absence, H. C. Obye, assist ant supervisor of the Rogue River national forest, will be in charge. ... Volunteer Banquet The annual Michigan Volunteer'a banquet will b-i held In Portland September 13 at 8 p. m.. and all members In southern Oregon wishing to attend era asked to get In touch with 8. B. Vesaey. 4701 6. E. 89th avenue. Portland, or Frank L. Charboneau, 00 North Orange street, Medford, . . To Show Movie Knight of Pythias will convene for a regular lodge meet ing Monday evening at 8 In the K. P. hall. Following the session, three reels of Admiral Byrd's antarctlo expedition will be shown In moving pictures through the courtesy of Associated Oil company. All membera are asked to attend this Interesting event. Pythian Sisters are also In vited to attend, .... Faber To Speak Everett Faber, lieutenant governor, will be the speaker at the. regular weekly lunch eon-meetlhg of the Klwanls (dub in the Hotel Medford Monday noon He will report on the Pacific Northwest Klwanls convention held In Ticoma Wash., last week, which he attended Program Chairman Ray Wilfley b also arranging several musical num bers for the meeting. DO NOT WAIT until the last minute to order your winter's supply of wood Orden Received Now For GREEN PINE SLABS AND DRY FACTORY BLOCKS CAN BE DELIVERED PROMPTLY Timber P Exchange Store New and Used Furniture at NEW LOW PRICES If you are looking for EXCEPTIONAL HAROAINI la either NEW or USEP furniture. VISIT OVn NEWtY ENLARGED EXCHANGE 8IORB NOW 401. 40 East Main Street. Here you will find good, new furniture at BOTTOM PRICES as wall as special savings In good, remndltloned Unn furniture. And don't forget, our window shade repair department In connection with the Esehange Store otters quality shade service at moderate cost. 1 Two Popular Stores Drunks Fined Fined (10 apleot la city court yesterday on charge of drunkenness were Ray K. Moms, 45; Joseph Cunningham, M; Elbert c. Reeves, 47; and Henry Mervla. 83. Wlllard Phelan. 37, waa sentenced to 10 days In city Jsll on a charge of ' drunkenness. Held In Jail on charges of drunkenness, all to appear n court Monday, are James B. Jackson, 34: Ernest O. Davis, 31, and Raymond L. Mitchell, 41. Visits Son Mrs. Julia Myers of Rogue River visited here at the noma of her son. A. V. Myers at 401 West Second street last week. During her stay, the visitor, accompanied by Mra. A. V. Myers snd three daughters, went to Butte Falls to visit with Mr. Myers tor a day. He la employed there with the Medford corporation. En route to Butte Falls, the group encountered a huge two-point forked deer In the road. Ministers Meet September 7th The Medford Ministers' association will meet In the study of the First Presbyterian church at tl a. m. Wed nesday. September 7. Annual election of officers wlU be held and all mem- bers of the assoclatlon an urged to attend. Closing tun for Tow Lata to Clas sify Ads la 1:30 p m INSTALL YOUR ... MONT AG FURNACE and OIL BURNER NOW I No Paymentg Until November 1st Leonard Electric Co. Phone 427 Wit East Main Company It Pay To Shop Cupp's SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION TXLZPH0H1 Hi 317-310 EAST MAIN STRICT 126 East Main
