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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, FRIDAY, JANUARY 9, 1942.
WILL
NEWLY
Former Gymnasium Trans
formed Into Two-Story
Sunday School Structure.
chain. A good attendance la
through the pastor, Rev. Loula
C. Klrby, today announced com
pletion of the newly built
church achool temple at cost
of over $8000. The part of the
building formerly used ai a
gymnasium has been made Into
a two-story modern Sunday
school plant adding to the pres
ent equipment two assembly
rooms and twelve sound-proof
class rooms.
Other improvements Include a
beautiful worship chapel com
pletely furnished, a large social
hail for recreational and social
activities, complete renovating
and decorating of the church
auditorium, the laying of a new
carpet, painting of the church
inside and out, and modernizing
of the heating units.
The new temple will be dedi
cated Sunday morning at 11
o'clock. Dr. S. E. Falrham, Ore-
con conference superintendent,
and the former pastor,. Rev.
Joseph Knotts, of Salem, will be
here to officiate. Other pastora
expected to attend are the for
mer pastor of the South Metho
dist church, Rev. J. P. Bray, of
North Bend; Rev. George Bruce,
of Ashland; Rev. Darlow John
son, of Grants Pass, and Rev.
C. W, Attleford, of Talent. .
The choir will sing the an
them: "The Heavens Are Tell
ing", from The Creation, by
Haydn. Solo, "The Holy City",
by Adams, will be sung by W.
P. Brooks, baritone.
At the close of the morning
service, the church will cele
brate the occasion with a pot
luck dinner, self service style.
Tablet will be provided for 200
people. A solo, "Wake, Soul of
Mine", by Hemery, will be sung
by Helen High Pierce, soprano.
A large evening service at
7:30 is planned with Rev. Joseph
Knotts as speaker. The program
will Include a quartet, "The
Lost Chord" by Sullivan, per
sonnel, Elsie Carleton Strang,
soprano, Mabel Randolph, alto,
C. A. Meeker, tenor, R. C.
Wright, baritone; a solo entitled,
"How Lovely Are Thy Dwel
lings", by Llddle, by Mary Ann
Gates, soprano.
Speaks Sunday
DEFENSE BONDS
GUYING PLEDGE
WILL BE ASKED
All Oregonians To Be Offer
ed Opportunity To Put
Patriotic Aim in Writing
TALK WAR CONTRACTS
- Portland, Jan. 9 07) Salem
and Albany manufacturers and
potential suppliers of war ma
terials met today with represen
tatives of the Oregon division
of contract distribution under
the OPM. The representatives
discussed possible contracts at
the two cities and tomorrow
will be at Eugene for similar
conferences.
Over 390,000 people are em
ployed In the cosmetic Industry
of the United States.
THIRSTS TOR DEFENSE
Fall River, Mass. (UP)
Francis P. Moffitt and his son,
who are conducting an individ
ual defense stamp selling cam
paign In their restaurant, hung
up sign reading: "Instead of
buying a drink for the bartend
er, buy a stamp for democracy."
They almost sold out their en
tire $250 stamp stock the first
day.
Production of asbestos in
Arizona has been spurred by
demands of defense industries.
SAWMILL SPEEDS UP
Toledo, Ore., Jan. 8 W)
The C. D. Johnson sawmill,
which has been working its 800
man crew half-time for several
weeks while bearings were be
ing repaired, Is returning to two
eight-hour shifts daily.
The Rev. John B. Weir. D.D..
Ph.D., (above) a former secre
tary of the India Missions
council, and for IS years a mis
sionary in India, will be guest
speaker at the Presbyterian
church Sunday, at the 11 i. n.
service, discussing "The Prob
lems of the Far East."
Menus of the Day
BUGGY FINALLY SOLD
Sardis, Miss., Jan. 9. (VP)
With tire rationing and fewer
automobiles, business Is looking
up for one Sardis merchant. He
sold a buggy, complete with
harness and whip, that had
been in stock for 21 years.
Bae Mall Tribune want ad.
By MBS. ALKXANI1ER GEORGE
Mlllnl The TVa-Table
. Aaaortd Sandwiches
Stuffed CMery Sticks
Rip OIIth . Tin; Bmet Plcklea
Hot Tu Hot Chocolate
Fruit Cooklea Pound Cake
Salted Nuts
Orange Data Flnaera
18 places white bread, buttered
IS cup soft cream eheeaa
V4 cup chopped dataa
S tablespoons orange Juice
1 tablespoon lemon Juice
K teaapoon aalt
4 teaapoon cinnamon
Mix -Ingredients, spread on bread.
Dlacard cruats and cut bread Into
finger lengtha.
Tuna rnffa
Rich blacult dough
t eup savory creamed tuna
18 eup diced celery
1 teaapoon mlnoed parsley
cup grated cheese
Pat out dough 14 Inch thick, cut
out amall btaculta. Spread with but
ter. Spread half the blaoulta with
tuna mixed with celery and parsley.
'Put together In pairs, apiinkle with
cheeae. Bake minutes In moderate
oren. -
Ham Rellah awtrta
13 sllcea buttered fresh bread
H cup chopped cooked ham
5 tableapoona butter
1S cue dloed celery
1 teaapoon mlnoed onions
t tableapoona mayonnaise
1 tablespoon catsup
Dlacard cruats and spread bread
with Ingredients. Roll In waxed pa
per, damp cloth and chill. Serv tn
u, Inch allcea. -
Baron Relish Squares
Hnt Canapes)
11 allcea whit bread
Inch bacon aquarea
, Thin cheeae allcea
t tablraooona oataup
4 tabl'oons butter
teaapoon mlnred parsley
teaapoon paprika
Remove cruets, cut each slice Into
4 aquarea. Toaat on one aide, place
bacon and cheese on untnaeted aldea,
spread rest of Ingredients. Bake or
broil until well browned.
Uae Mail Tribune want ads.
Citizens of Oregon, every one
of the 1,118,000 within the
boundaries, will have the op
portunity of "lining up with
I Uncle Sam" on January 20, It
was announced in Portland to
day by Palmer Hoyt, state
chairman of the defense savings
bond staff.
The opportunity will be offer
ed everyone, beginning on this
date, to sign, voluntarily, a
pledge to purchase regularly
United States defense bonds and
stamps. Through firms, organi
zations, and by a house-to-house
campaign, pledge cards will be
made available to all citizens.
Those signing the cards will
themselves set the amount they
wish to subscribe for bonds.
and may make what changes
are necessary in their purchase
programs later, It is pointed out.
Chairmen In Charge
In charge of the campaign to
obtain pledges will be chairmen
of the county defense bond or
ganizations throughout the
state. They will be assisted by
the entire state defense bond
staff, and numerous patriotic,
fraternal and other groups.
The drive will bo the greatest
concerted action of Its kind
ever undertaken in this state,
Hoyt points out. It is also ex
pected to base plans for the en
tire country on what is accomp
lished in Oregon.
"Oregon has always led the
nation in patriotism," Mr. Hoyt
stated. "And this will be an
other opportunity to demon
strate our leadership. The suc
cess of this pledge campaign
will also be a ringing note for
victory In this great war in
which we are now engaged."
Citizens who wish to volun
teer their services for the pledge
drive are urged to get in touch
with members of their county
defense bond organizations. The
defense bonds and stamps which
people will be urged to pledge'
themselves to purchase are
United States securities, with
the full faith of the government
behind them.
PRESS CONFERENCE
Eugene, Jan. S UV) The an
nual Oregon state press confer
ence opened today on the Uni
versity of Oregon campus.
George S. Turnbull of the school
of Journalism, conference secre
tary, earlier had urged all pub
lishers In the state to attend
because of the timeliness of the
topics.
Seven towns in the country
are named Dixie.
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ru.- I BREAD" tastes better, toasts better and is
Smmyf - better for you and your family.
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Defense of your country begins with defense of your own pers
onal health. Serve plenty of nutritious, health-building meats
every day of the year. Shop your nearest Safeway market for
finest quality meats at a saving that will enable you to spend ad
ditional dimes and quarters in the purchase of DEFENSE SAV
INGS STAMPS.
PORK
Roast, lb. 21c
Picnic Style
Steak, lb. 25c
Sausage lb. 19c
Country Style
SLICED BACON, lb. 29c
No Rind
BACON, by Piece, lb. 29c
Sugar Cured
BACON SQUARES, lb. 17c
Fat Back
PICNICS, tenderized lb. 27e
BEEF
ROAST, blade cuts, lb. 23c
SIRLOIN STEAK lb. 33c.
Ground ROUND STEAK, lb. 25c
GROUND BEEF lb. 19c
Were You a
Safeway
Customer
Last Year?
If you were, we feel pretty
confident you will continue
as our customers in 1942,
because WE know that
YOU know that all Safe
way prices are consistently
low every day, that in the
long run your family can
enjoy the finest quality
foods regularly at the low
est possible cost. On the
other hand, if you are not
a Safeway customer as yet.
than we most earnestly
urge you to investigate the
Safeway method soon.
What you find in quality
foods, economical prices, in
guaranteed satisfaction will
be more convincing than
any ' words we can use.
You be the Judgel
Meat Prices Effective Saturday Only
CORN or PEAS
Gardeniide, 303 can
3 cans 25c
ftVCTCDC L"9-
Fresh..
pint 29c
CHOCOLATES
Close-Our Prices
HOLIDAY
2'i-lb. box 49c
5 lb. box 85c
DOROTHY DUNCAN
Vx lb. tin. 39c
3 lb. tin i. 89c
TOMATOES
Gardenside, No. 2'i tin
3 for 33c
Prices are effective Sat., Jan. 10th thru Monday, Jan. 12th
CATSUP, Red Hill. 14-os. bottle 11c
CHILI SAUCE, Moneta UVt-et. btl. ic
HOT SAUCE Gardenside S-os.. 3 cans lie
KITCHEN BOUQUET reg. btl. 38c
CRANBERRY SAUCE, Ocean Spray
17-os. can ... 2 for 25c
SWEET PICKLES Paradise 25-os. jar 25c
Sandwich Spread. Lunch Box. 16-os. 23c
CHEESE, full cream. 2-lb. loaf 69c
TEA Orange Pekoe Canterbury W-Jb. 34c
TEA. Lipton's yellow label W-lb. pk. 42c
Nob Hill Coffee 23c 2 450
Airway Coffee , 1 9c 3 ,b.55c
SOUPS
Atiortod xcopt
Consomme Clam
Chowder, Chix
1 Gumbo
9V4 oi. can
3 for 25c
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Real freshness, everyone will
agree. It the important feature
in fruits and vegetable. And that Is why you'll
thrill at the crisp, garden freshness of produce you'll
find at SAFEWAY. Every purchase guaranteed dewy
fresh, full-flavored or your money back!
Bananas 2 lbs. 15c
Carrots T ...' 3 lbs. 10c
Oranges , 10 lbs. 45c
Grapefruit Ss55 .... 10 lbs. 45c
Dry Onions YDer.r. 10 lb. bag 43c
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POTATOES
KLAMATH GEMS
U.S. Ho. 1, 10 lbs. 29c 25 lbs. 75c
U.S. No. 2, 25 lbs. 49c 50 lbs 85c
H. 0.
OATS
Quick Cooking
LARGE PACKAGE
25c
Produce Prices for Saturday Only
Harvest Blossom
PANCAKE
FLOUR
9 POUND BAG
49c
Toilet Tissue. Silk. reg. roll, 3 for lie
Facial Tissues. Stellar 800t 23e
Chore Girls .. reg. pkg. 9e
Old Dutch Cleanser. No. 1 can 2 for lSe
Purex 34-os. bottle 25c
White Magic Bleach, quart bottle 10c
Bluing. Mrs. Stewart's, 10-os. btl. 13c
Ssniflush 22 os. can 19e
Cat Food, Puts'n Boots, S o... 4 cans 19c
Instant Postum, a os. can 37c
Rice Screenings 3 lb. pkg. 19c
Cherub Milk, tall cans ... 4 for 33c
Grapefruit Juice, Town House
No. 2 cans 3 for 23c
Syrup. Sleepy Hollow ..S lb. can 39c
Malt Syrup. Blue Ribbon, 31b. can 47e
Flapjack Flour, Albers lg. pkg. 20c
Popped Wheat or Rice. Nu Vita
8-os. pkgs. 2 for lSe
Flour, Kitchen Craft, 491b. sack 31.79
Keen Shortening lb. 16c 4 lbs. 81e
Graham Crackers, Honeymald 2-lbs. 29c
Jell Well Desserts and
Puddings 4 pkgs. lte
Marshmallows, Fluffiest, 4 4 -OS.
pkgs. in box ... 13c
Egg Noodles, Sunrise, 14-os. pkg. 17e
Baked Beans, B.fcM. No. 300 can 10c
B.atM. Brown Bread large can 14e
Green Beans, Briargate, No. 2 can I2e
Spinach, Emerald Bay, 2V4 can lSe
Sauerkraut, Llbby's No. 2 can 9e
Sauerkraut, Highway No. Jii can 10c
Apricots, Valley Gold, whole,
unpeeled 2'i can 13c
Pears, Harper House....2 can 21e
Peaches, Castle Crest 2"t can 19c
Sweetoned Cocoanut Vi-lb. cello pk. 13c
Dried Prunes, Del Monte, 2 lb. pkg, 17c
HORMEL SPAM I PALM0LI VE I ZEPHTRrRESH lIVORY FLAKES
3 qq fessSk 5tp Tg?HEALTHS0AP IVORY SNOW
can JJC 3-25 ijp ZW i2vpkgj2c
ROLLED OATS M-
9-lb. bag HOC
Albert quick or regular
CORN MEAL 01
9-lb. bag OIC
FARINA
Albert, 9 lb. bag
49c
SU-PURB SOAP
19e 5b0r37
Hat a hand lotion added
24-oi. IQc SO-ox.
box 1 9 box
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