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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 6, 1938)
fEDFOTCD MATT. TRTTtTTNTE, MEDFOKP. ORF!0T. TTTTHRSPAY. 0("'TO'RF,T? fi. 1938. PAGE SEVEN 10 BE READY SUNDAY Sunday, October 9. will be a gala day In the First Presbyterian church when the congregation returns to worship In the beautiful auditorium out of which they have been shut Tor the past month. The Interior has been restored and redecorated from floor to celling, ''new and attractive features have been NOW OPEN! HUNGERY'S CAFE Formerly Brownie Mnrle , 18 North Fir Stmt - Cecil H. Coghlll added and a chancel gift window, the work of W. O. Pearson, well known artist of Portland, will be unveiled. In addition to the work on the Interior, the church roof haa been completely restored. A cordial Invitation la extended to all Med ford cltlsena to attend at least one of the services of the day. The programs are as follows: Service of Rededlcatlon. Sunday, 11 a. m. Organ Prelude "Hymn of Olory" i...Ton Call to Worship by Choir. Invocation, Lord's Prayer. Olorla Patrla. Hymn of Praise 1 "Holy. Holy. Holy." Responsive 81. 411 "O Worship the Lord." Anthem "Ble&s the Lord. O My Soul" Ippolttof-Ivanof Dedication of Offering "Jesus, Joy of Man's Desiring"..... Bach Unveiling of Olft Window by Artist Pearson. Solo "Open the Gates of the Tem ple" Knapp Catharine Wendt. Sermon by Dr. James Thomson "The Open Window. Prayer of Rededlcatlon with Choral Response Rev. John W. Hoyt. Doxology In Long Meter. Benediction and Postlude "Festival March" ................ .. Cadman Vesper MutJcal Service. 6 p. m. Organ Recital by Hans Hoerleln. Vesper Processional ........... Gaul Choral Prelude "He Leadeth Me" Matthews Prelude In O Major. Bach Scherzo (from Second Symphony) . - Wider Anthem "Olorla (from Twelfth Mass)" Mozart Evening Prayer with Choral Response Rev. James H. Edrar of Ashland. Choral -Organ Improvisation "O God. Our Help In Agea Paat" Leon Verrees Greetings and Congratulations Rev. H. S.' Relchard, Grants Pass, Mod erator of S. W. Presbytery. Rev. James M. Hamilton, President of Medford Minister's Association Eugene Thorodike. President of Chamber of Commerce. Evening Hymn 38 "Now the Day Is Over.- Benediction Dr. Divine with Choral Response. VALLEY 4-H BOY AND GIRL FIRS! I Betty Reich of Medford and Marvin P:yer of Ashland, winners of the Jackson county division of the 4-H Club achievement and leadership con test, are In Portland this week with 73 other outstanding 4-H members aa guests of the First National Bank of Portland during the Pacific Inter national Exposition on Wednesday. Thursday and Friday. The two arrived in Portland In time fOT the opening of tne three-day pro gram with a luncheon at the head quarters hotel, followed by a visit of the entire group to the Pacific Inter national Livestock Exposition grounds. Dinner that evening was served at Henry Tnlele's English Tav ern on the Exposition grounds, and the first day ended with the group attending the Horse Shew and famous McCarty-EUlott Indoor Rodeo. Thursday's program encompasses a tour of the head office of the First National Bank of Portland, a visit to the famous Sanctuary of Our Sorrow ful Mother, a special luncheon at the Coon Chicken Inn and a tour through the Jantzen Knitting Mills. Thurs day evening the bank will be host to the entire group and other honor ed guesta at a banquet which will be followed by an informnl dance In the Oeorglan Room of the Heathman ho tel. On Friday the guesta visit the Swan Island airport, and later, again go to the Pacific International Livestock Exposition grounds. A special lunch eon Is to be held Friday noon at the Columbla-Edgewnter Country Club, on the banks of the Columbia river, following which the club members will start on their return trips home. The floors of a large Portland hotel were reserved for the party, whtvv headquarters were established on the mezzanine floor. Betty Lie Reich, daughter of Fred Reich, Is In the eighth grade of Oak Grove school and has been In 4-H Club work for four years. In 1P37. 1038, and for 1039 she was the re cipient of scholarships to summer school and has won several prizes at the county fair. Marvin Poyer; son of E. B. Poyer, Is a Junior at Ashland high school. He haa been In 4-H work ntne years, has won a scholarship for summer school and has received sev eral prizes at the county fair. Marvki will alw have entrlea in the swine department at the Pacific Interna tional Livestock Expoeltlon this year. T Li SHANGHAI, Oct. ) Japanese followed up a 13-mile advance tzday with a furious attack by which they occupied Lokl, 38 miles southwest of Julchang. Japanese claimed the maneuver turned the left flank of the Chlnew line defending bitterly - contested Telan. Chinese said they defeated Japanese attempting to push through the Tapteh mountains on the north bank of the Yangtze, northwest of Hnnkow. A Japanese oommuntque said In vading planes bombed Uang&han. In eastern Srechwan province, and de stroyed nine grounded Chinese planes, afterwards engaging in an air battle with 20 Chinese planes, seven of which were shot down. In near-by Chungking, the state ment said, three Chinese planes end two hangars were destroyed. On the Yangtze river front, the Japanese said their forces had captured the Saddle mountain foru. here last night, seriously injured. Wetzell was not . New Oregon Director. LOS ANG2LES, Oce. 0. (P) MaJ. R. A. R. Carleton of the Volunteers of America, a welfare leader here for t ist 10 years left today to be A Oregon director of the or- ..tion. with headquarters Portland. In Less grain and protein concentrates are required to fatten hogs when they are on good pasture. To Return Krape. DALLAS. Oct. C-H Sheriff T. B. Hooker left today for Prosaer, Wash to return William Arthur Love, the second of four men who escaped from the Polk county Jail here last Fri day night. 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