MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON', FRIDAY, JULY 24. 1942.
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Christian Church
(Phoenix, Oregon)
entries Nahas. Pastor
Sunday echool 10 a. m.
Worehlp 11 a. m. Topio The light
nming us Bareness."
Services Spm. topla "aHernel
life." Rom. i2S.
everyone l cordially invited.
' Pilgrim Hollntee
- Oar. Cut Jackson and Bessie
Rev. Edwin Cox. Paster.
' Bvangellat R. B. White, whom
near? people of the R. X. Teller
c know, wll) be our guen speaker lor
hoth 11 a. m. servloe end 8 p. m.
Come end enjoy this veteran nun
liter of the gospel.
Sunder echool l:tt t. n.
' Junior Y. P. S. 7:1ft p. m.
' Mid-week praise end prayer, Wed
nesday 8 p. m.
)The Boms church lrlth e warm
welcome awaits and Invites all strang
ers In cur community. Come as you
ere.
Zlon English Lutheran Chnreh
West Fourth at Oakdale
Karl W. Brockhaua, Pastor.
10 e. m. Sunday School.
11 e. m. Worship service.
1p.m. Intermediate Luther League.
I p.m. Senior League.
The pastor will conduct the regular
snernlng worship eervloe and preach
on the theme. "Fruitful Lives."
. This church will participate In the
Interdenominational service in Med
fortt City Park Sunday at 8:00 p. m.
Elon church will sing and the pas
tor will preach on the theme, "Where
life Begins."
Visitors always welcome.
Church of The Nazarene
Holly at First
Fred M. Weatherford. paator-even-gellst.
will be heard two times today.
At 10:18 a. m. his topic Is "The
High Priest's Blood." In the evening,
at 7:48. he will be heard on the
tople, "An Open Door." Special
music will Interest all at both ser
tcee. Sunday school, 8:48 a. ra. with
adequate equipment, departments,
end teachers for all ages.
Young people meet at 8:48 p. m.
The Senior, Hl-Ny, and Junior groups
will have something interesting for
light character development.
The Camp White soldiers and the
publle at large la extended a hos
pitable Invitation.
Cnlty
818 Medford Center Bldg.
Marlon R. Clifton, leader.
Walter K. Clifton, assistant.
Marlon Clifton. Center leader, la
being welcomed back after spending
two months In Kansas City at the
Unity school of Christianity, During
the rummer conference Mrs. Clifton
wee ordained Into the ministry and
became a member of the conference.
She will speak at the regular Tues
day evening lecture upon the sub
ject. "What-eo-ever things are True."
I The Center Is onen dally except
' Sundays from ten until two o'clock
erhere Unity books and publications
Bay be read, purchased or borrowed.
Tuesday. July 38. 8 p. m. lecture.
The public Is Invited.
Foursquare Gospel
or. of Central and Jackson
Her. W. Shearburn, Pastor.
:48 a. m. Sunday school with
tfsssee for s!l.
11 worship Evangelist Bna Fanson
Tin bring the message.
8:80 Young People a Crusader ser
enes conducted by the young people
each one taking part rn a "Talent
for Jesus service. .
7 43 Great Evengellstle eervloe
good singing and good musle with
pvengellst H-U'h Campbell speaking
"Paradise Lost."
7 :4S Tuesday evening, Bible stad
ias on "The Holy Spirit."
7:48 Friday, Praise, Pre per arm
testimony service. You are Invited
to attend these meetings.
St. Peter's Lutheran Church
fSynodlcal Conference) (English)
u. Main and Portland ' Ave.
Herrr H. Young. Pastor.
Sunday school, :4S.
Divine worship. 11:00:. Theme: A
Question of Profit or Loss.
The regule' eongreitstlonsl meeting
trill be held Immediately after mor
ning service.
Sunday afternoon the annual oon
eregatlonlal plcnle will be held in
Uthla Park. Ashland. This picnic
is for young and old. Let's all go. The
group will leave rrht after the
bustneee meeting of the congrege-
Chelr practice every Friday at 8
p ra.
Visitors are always welcome.
Saint Mark's
(Episcopal)
Oakdale at Fifth.
Berrlees for Eighth Sunday After
Trinity.
8 a. ra. Holy Communion.
10 a. m. Junior Church.
11 a. m. Prayer and sermon.
Tested choir directed by Roberte
Ward Bebb. Organist, Eva Haeellng
"toderrarten In parish hour during
I this service.
8 p. m. Park services tinder aus
pices of Medford ministerial eseoel
etlon. Tuesday 8 p m. dsnee for service
men sponsored by the Junior Guild.
The customary Friday communion
service will be omitted until Septem
ber. Strangers and newcomers, especial
ly service men and their families
ere cordially Invited to all activities
of Saint Mark s.
8evenlh-Dsy Adventiet Church
Edwards and Beatty ate.
Prayer meeting Wednesday 8 p! m.
Sabbath echool Saturday 9 :80 a. m.
Preaching service 11 a. m. topic:
"Christian tewardahlp" Speaker.
Pastor Cuf I
Young rule's meeting, Saturday
1M p. ra.
Foil Gmpel Church
(Assembly of God)
11 S. Newtown Street
Rev. Harry O. Downey, pastor
Sunday school 9:45 a. m.
Morning worship it a. m.
Young people 8:45 p. ra.
Evangelistic, 8 p. m.
The pastor will apeak at morning
and evening services.
Mid week services: Wednesday.
Prayer meetings 8 p. m.
Friday Devotional 8 p. ra.
Viators are made welcome and we
extend an Invitation to newcomers
In our city.
First Church of Christ. Scientist
Authorised Branch of The Mother
Church, The First Church of Christ.
Scientist, In Boston, Msss.
Services are held every Sunday at
11 o'clock. Subject for Sunday, July
J8 "Truth."
9:80 Sunday School.
8 '00 Wednesday evening meetings
which Include testimonies of Cnne
tlon Science heelings.
The reading room, which la located
at 414 and 415 Medford Center
Building, Isfben dally from 7 a. m.
to 8 p. m.Bfrie librarian Is In at
tendance frVt 10 to 4.
First Presbyterian Church
Tmogene Smith, Chorister. Vert O.
Falling, Organist.
9:45 Church school with elaaees
for all ages.
11 a. m. worship service.
Prelude "Andante" Bsrtlett,
Anthem "Send Out Thy Light"
Gounod.
Offertory "Contllena" Wallace.
Sermon by Rev. Pryor Smith of
Colombia, South America, topic "A
Christian Good Neighbor Policy."
Organ Postlude scotaon Clark.
7 p. m. Youth Vespers with Shirley
Welsenberger, leader.
A cordial Invitation la extended to
these services.
' Church of God
Hsven snd Holly Street
Church Bible school, 9:45 e. m. H.
W. Burch superintendent. A class
and a welcome for every age.
A special Invitation la extended
to the boys In eervloe for our coun
try. Worship. 11 a. ra.
Young people's meting 8:80 p. m.
Service. 7:30 p. m. the pastor will
sgaln bring ths message.
Prayer and praise service ' esch
Wednesday evening.
We will be cooperating In the
union services st the park at 5 p. m.
The public Is Invited to all
services.
First Methodist Church
Main and Laurel Ctreete
Louis C. Klrby, minister
Sunday school 9.45 a. m. B. J.
Neumann, superintendent.
WAHhm it a. m. Sermon by the
pastor, "The Mastery of Love." Mrs.
Howard Busn win sing.
Merciful To Me." Following the ear.
mi. raster will receive new
members Into the church.
Evening service. 8 o'clock. Oueet
speaker, Lt. Ch&paln Lacquement of
the 91st division.
Youth services. 7 p. ra.
Union vesper park serrloe. 8 p. m.
Midweek service wednesdsy. 7.80
p. m.. In Wesley Chepel.
A cordial welcome is exwnwm u
men of the 91st division.
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Qualified workers are urgent
ly needed for the war effort In
the Panama Canal Zone.. Mach
inist, riveters, aircraft mechan
ics, aircraft fabric workers.
blacksmiths, boatbuilders. ma
rina boilermakert, marine cop
persmiths, shipwrights, pattern
makers, pipecoverers and insul
ators. Ironworkers, painters,
parachute repairmen, and ship-
fitters, are the type of skiiis
reauired. Individuals with a
background of experience In the
above trades are urged to apply.
Applications must be filed by
August IS.
Urgently needed for worK
within the United States are In
structors for Air Corps technical
schools. Applicants need not be
college graduates. Persons who
hace college training in math
ematics or physics can qualify.
Individuals with an amateur or
commercial radio license can
meet the requirements. Appli
cants should file the regular
Civil Service application form
by August 7.
Application forms may be ob
tained at any first or second
class post office, or from the
Civil Service Representative, 45
N. Fir St., here.
Church Interests and Notices I Eleven Killed In Eastern Flash Flood
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Violent flash floods rolling through north central Pennsylvania and New York took at
least 11 lives and damaged or destroyed hundreds of homes, business establishments and In
dustrial plants. At Bradford. Pa., (above), merchants lashed a 20-foot telephone pole to a
lamp post to keep debris from swirling Into Bradford's main street stores.
Washington, July 24 (Pi
Attorney General Biddle today
authorized an Injunction suit
under the anti-trust laws to
prevent James C. Petrillo, presi
dent of the American Federation
of Musicians (AFL), from pro
hibiting union members from
making recordings for radio and
other non-private use.
The date and place where the
bill of complaint will be filed
was not announced, but a Jus
tice department official said that
it would be either In Chicago,
Petrillo's home, or In New York,
headquarters of the Musicians
union, which also will be made
a respondent.
A'little earlier the federal com
munications commission called
upon Petrillo and the National
Broadcasting company for a
"full statement of the facts"
regarding the recent cancella
tion of a broadcast by the
National High School orchestra
from Interlochen, Mich.
The broadcast was cancelled
by NBC, at the request of
Petrillo, who contended the
amateur orchestra took work
from professional musicians.
Petrillo notified manufactur
ers of transcriptions and phono
graph records on June 25 that
their licenses from the Musi
cians Federation for the em
ployment of union members in
the making of musical record
ings would expire July 31, and
that thereafter AFL members
would not be permitted to play
for recordings, transcriptions or
any other form of mechanical
reproduction of music.
Closing time far Classified Ads 9
a. m Too late to Classify lM
p. m.
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Trail
Trail, July 24. (Spl.) Al
Johnson left for Portland Sun
day to take examination to enter
the army.
Mrs. Irma Cuahman and two
daughters Iverlne and Melba, and
Mrs. Arlee Ragsdele end daughter
Marie spent Tuesday In Medford.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Levis snd Mr.
Sky Trooper
m in a. iaiTs: it
Robert Preston has one of the
starring roles with Nancy Kelly,
Harry Carey, Edmund O'Brien
and Buddy Ebsen in the thril
ling story of Uncle Sam's first
sky troops, "Parachute Battal
ion", which plays tonight and
Saturday only at the Roxy thea
tre. "Outlaws of the Cherokee
Trail", starring the Three Mes
quiteers, plays as the companion
Western.
guests at the Ralph Watson horns
Frtdsy.
Burton Ragsdals Is still confined
to the Community hospital suffering
from a broken arm and collar bone
and bad scalp wound.
Mrs. Mlna Bennett of Medford la
spending a month at the home of her
daughter. Mrs. Marie Swingle on
Trail Creek.
Martin Burk Is working for the
forest service.
Vr. snd Mrs. Bert Rutledge and
two children who spent several weeks
In the Hutchinson cottage near Sun
set auto camp have gone to Cour d'
Alene. Idaho, where Mr. Rutledge
has work, having been transferred
from the cantonment work here.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cherry and lit
tle daughter visited her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. BUI Burk Monday. Their
son Lynn returned home with them
after spending a few days with bis
grandparents. The Cherry's plsn on
leaving for Salt Lake soon.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Saddler, Mrs.
Francis De meter end Raymond Mor
ton spent Wednesdsy evening st ths
Ralph Watson home. Mr. Watson en
tertained by showing their colored
pictures on a screen.
Mr. and Mrs. K. E. Hutchinson and
daughter Shirley from Klamath Falls,
spent the week end et his mother's
home here.
Mrs. Rene Howe end daughter
Wanda, Mesdamee Florence Watson.
Janice Hutchinson, R- Speare and
Eva Segeasmsn shopped In Medford
Tuesday.
Ex-Bootblack Buys Building
Calexlco, Cal. (U.R) Twenty
years ago, James Hampton oper
ated a shoe shine stand his first
and Mrs. Jsck Klndrtck were dinner business in a downtown busi-
all UllhDW
Ai' inn
)I$A
Extra war work calls for extra
energy values in our foods
Vosr family should have a whole
grain food each day. A duly breakfast
of NsbiKO Shredded Wheat with
peaches gives all of whole wheat's
energy. And behind that keen, nut-tike
flavor, it's a good source of natural
Vitamin Bi per ounce, m
uttn. Ask tor It by the full
nsme. ntsbuco bbrtdded
Wbu$.
ness block. Recently Hampton
bought the $74,000 structure
ASKED TO SURVEY
COAL FIELD HERE
George Watkin Evans of Se
attle, foremost coal mining engi
neer on the Pacific coast, has
been appointed principal con
sulting mining engineer for the
coal division of the U. S. bureau
of mines, and assigned to the
investigation of the Coos Bay
coal field.
Mr. Evans has been In Port
land conferring with officials of
the Bonneville Power adminis
tration, the U. S. bureau of
mines regional office, and the
state department of geology and
mineral industries. He will be
assisted In the investigation by
Dr. H. F. Yancey, supervising
engineer, and M. R. Geer, field
engineer, of the Seattle station
of the U. S. bureau of mines,
who already have started work
in the field.
Outlining .the program of
study, Evans stated that he ex.
pected to determine the best
source from which coal can be
produced in the largest quan
tity at the lowest cost and In
the shortest period of time. This
is necessary, he said, to Insure
a supply of fuel for western
Oregon army camps, and to in
crease the supply of coal for the
region generally.
(Ed Note: The Jackson County
Chamber of Commerce has re
quested that Mr. Evans also be
sent to investigate the coal
situation in the Medford-Ashland
district).
CAPT. M'MILLAN HEADS
CAMP WHITE THEATERS
Captain Norman W. McMillan,
business manager for Joe Pas-
ternack, Wallace Ford and other
prominent filmites before being
recalled to active duty with the
army. May IS last, has been ap
pointed Theatre officer of newly
activated Camp White, here.
Montana Responds to Navy
Helena, Mont. (U.R) Montana
enlisted more men In the
"Avenge Pearl Harbor" drive
than did Its neighboring states
of Wyoming and Idaho combin
ed, with 72 Montana men sign
ing up, compared with 20 for
Wyoming and 40 for Idaho, it
was announced hera recently.
REV. SMITH TO SPEAK AT
PRESBYTERIAN SUNDAY
Rev. Pryor Smith of Colom
bia, South America will be
guest speaker at the First Pres
byterian Church, Sunday mor
ning, July 28.
Ha will speak on the tople.
"A Christian Good Neighbor
Policy."
A cordIM Invitation Is ex
tended the public to the service.
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