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1 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE MEDFORD OREGON, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1942 PAGE THREE Church Interests and Notices Charcb of Jesus Out Of Utter Dijr Saints 831 wt 3ml street It. H. SeekmUle? Branca, President. 10 Sunday school. 1:30 Preaching serrlos. All are welcome. rilfrlm Holiness Cknrch Cor. C Jackson snd Beasts Near Roosevelt School Rt. C. Edwin Cox, Pastor. Sunday school. S:S a. m. Worship and sermon. 11 a. m. Chapel service S p. m. JacksonrUls. yps.. 7 p. m. Evangellstlo serrlos 7:45. Mid-week prayer and praise tarries Wednesday 7:45 p. m. Serrlos men and families always; strangers also. St, Peter's Lutheran Chorea (Synodlcal Conference) (English) S. Main -nd Portland At. Harry R. Young. Pastor Sunday school at :S. DiTlns worship at 11. Theme: Christ and Social Enjoy ment. . Registration for Holy Communion after the serrlcs. Sunday seh-.oI teachsrs meeting Tuesday srenlng 8:00. Illustrated Blbls lecture Wednes day srenlng, 8:00. Visitors are always welcome. First Chrlstlsn Church ' Ninth and Oakdals streets. Reuben W. Coleman, minister 0:45 Sunday school. 10:55 Morning worship. Christ Is Cslllng You". 8:00 Union Park serrlos with the Rer H. W. Hansen of the First Pres byterian church spesker. Monday 8:00 Youth Choir. Wednesday 8:00 Workers confer ence with Miss Ida Mas Irrln from I St. Louis, Mo. , Thursday 8;0O Choir rehearsal. Ths publlo la cordially Invited to our services. MEAT CENTER .b35c Beef Liver .b 25c COLORED FRYERS .... MUTTON STEW LEGS SHO. ROAST lb. lSe CHOPS lb. 17Vie .... lb. c ' lb. 19c Boiling Beef lb. 15c Pol Roast ...lb. 23c Sirloin Steak lb. 29c Hamburger lb. 19c Pork Sausage lb. 23c Sliced lacon lb. 35c aeon Squares .....lb. -17c Fat Bax LAMB STEW lb. 'ie LEGS lb. 33c SHO. R0AST...:....lb. 27c 231 E. Sixth. Phone 5611 Frsa Methodist charek. Comer of S. Ivy and W. 10th. Sta. Rer. U. P. Knlggs, paator. Sunday school 9:45. Morning wor ship 11:00. Young people's meeting 7:00. Sermon st 7:43. Mid-week prayer meeting Wednesday 7:45. John 14. 15. If ye love me, keep my commandments. Subject Sunday morning will be "What are ths commandments?" In ths evening we will have a chalk drawing to lllustrsts a hymn. A welcome awaits you. TOU Gospel Charek (Assembly of Ood) 11 8. Newtown Street Rst. Harry O. Downey, pastor. Sunday school 8:45 a. m. Morning worship 11. Young People 6:45 p. m. Evangelistic 8. Speaker at ths 11 o'clock service will be ths stats Blbls secretary of ths Gideons, Walter I. Watson. His message win be -A special Interest at this time as ths Oldeons are doing a wonderful work In the army camps In giving out New Testaments. Ths pastor will speak at th sre nlng semes. Wednesday: Prayer meeting 8 p. m. Prday: Devotional serrlos 8 p. m. You will find a hearty welcome at any or all of these services. Chnrrh of the Naxarens . Folly At Pint Fred M. Weetherford. pastor-svaa-gellst will be spesklng morning and night today. His 10:45 topic "Ood Heart and Soul." 7:30 topic. "The Liberating Cross." Special muslo by choir under direction of Mr. John Eby Mrs. Ethel Komstad, organist, Mrs. Ruth Eby pianist. Sunday school 9:45 a. m. with four departments capably manned. Mrs. Clara Caulklns general supervisor. assisted by Mrs. Joy Sorensen Junior supervisor, Mrs. Mary Foster Primary supervisor, and Mrs. Vrrlan Starkey begl ner supervisor. The young people meet 6:30 p. m. In three separate, divisions. Including Senior, Hl-Ny snd Junior groups. The public Is extended a hearty Invitation. Presbyterian Phoenht-Jscksonvllle Pariah. Rev. I. H. Mltchelmors. pastor elect. Phons Is Jscksonvllls 871. 10 a. m. Bible school st both Jsck sonvllls and Phoenix with all classes I studying "Judah. An Exsmpls of Self ! Sacrifice-. 11 a. h. worship st Phoenix, special choir music, sermon theme "The Greatest Question". 8 p. m., worship at Jacksonville, sermon "Who Ssy Ts That I Am? Wednesday nlsht, Phoenix, Bible study, 7:30. Choir rehearssl. 8:30 p. m. Thursday night. Jacksonville, young people's choir, 7. Blbls study, 6:18 p. rc. Mr. Mltchelmors plans to be In i Phoenix on Tuesday and Wednesday. I and Jacksonville Thursday and Friday next week. First Methodist Chnrrh ' ' Msln and Laurel Streets Louis C. Klrby, minister. Sunday school 9:45 a. m. X. J. Neumann, superintendent. Worship 11 a. m. Ths pastor will deliver the second sermon of a series on "Ths Message of Job For Todsy." Anthem "The Lost Chord." solo by Helen High Pierce, soprano. Services 8 p. m.. featuring negro spirituals rendered by seven colored soldiers from Camp Whits. The pastor will spsak on St. Paul's words: "Good Soldiers of Jesus Christ." Young people's societies meet at 7 o'clock. - - Prayer and Blbls hour every Wed nesday, 7:30 p. m. Quarterly Conference, presided over by Dr. Sals E. Fslrhsm, superinten dent of Southern Oregon Methodist churches, 7:30 p. m, Monday In Wesley chapel. seventh Day Adventlst Church Corner of Bestty snd Bdwarda Sta. Pastor H. D. Strever Sabbath School 9:30 a. m. Sept. 19. Church servloea 11 a. m. Elder Henderahot from Walla Walla college will be the speaker. Young people's meeting 6 JO p. m Sept. 19. Prayer meeting Wednesday 1p.m. Every one welcome. Chrlstlsn Chnrrh (Phoenix. Ore.) Charles Nan as, pastor. Sunday school 10 a. m. Worahlp 11 a. m. topic Us That Honor est Not the San, Honorest not ths Father." Service 8 p. m, topic -Why Put a Yoke Upon ths Disciples Which Neither Ws Nor Our Fathers Are Able to Bear." Prayer meeting Wednesday at 6 p. m. Fno.rao.uare Gospel Chnrrh Cor. Central and Jackson Rev. W. Shesrburn. Pastor. 9:48 Sunday school with clssses for all. A Story-O-Oraph for ths chil dren. 11 Morning Worship. Rst. W. Chesrburn will bring ths message his topic will be "Ths Master Potter- Sunday will bs our regular Missionary Sunday. 6:30 Young People's Crusader ser vice. 7:45 Evangelistic serrlos Good gospel singing and ths word of Ood. 7:45 Wednesday Praise. Prayer and Testimony service. Ths publlo Is Invited to these meetings. First Presbyterian Chnrrh Rer. Harry W. Hansen, pestor Imogene Smith. Chorister. Ten O. Falling. Organist. 9:45 a. m. Church school with clssses for sll ages. 11 a. m. worship service. Organ prelude "Meditation" Le mslgre. Anthem "Oh I Ood Light of the World" Flagler. Solo "Light" John Prtndls Scott by Mary Anne Gates. Sermon by paator "Ths Arm of Power". Postluds "Recessional Savlno. 7 p. m. Youth Vespers, with June Jsrmln. leader. A cordial Invitation ts extended to thess services. Apostolic Festh Third St. and N. Central Rst. C. W. Frost. Pastor. 9:30 Sunday School, classes for all ages. 11 Morning worship. 7:48 Evening evangelistic meeting preceded by a concert of music in cluding: "Prayer of Elisabeth" from Wagners' Tannhsuser. played on the organ by Mia Naomi Frost; and "Mighty Jehovah" by Donnerettl, and "Angel's Voices", by Zameecnlk. by ths orchestra under direction of Mar tin Glrard. The chorus-choir will sing "Steer Thou My Bark." by Car rie B. Adams. 8:00 Midweek services Tuesday. Thursday and Friday nights. No collections. Eton English Lutheran Chnrrh West Fourth st Oakdsle Karl w. Brockhous, pastor. 10 a. m Sunday school 11 a. m Worahlp serrlos. ' 7 p. m. Intermediate Luther league. 8 p. m. Senior league. The pastor will conduct ths regular morning service and preach on "Meeting Christ Along Life's Wsy." An important meeting of present snd nsw Sundsy school teachers and officers will bs held In ths church Tuesday 730 p. m. Women's Missionary Society will hold Its regular work meeting Thurs day at 3 p. m. In the home of Mrs. A. Wettles, 613 S. Holly. Everyone la always wslcoms at Zlon Lutheran. PICKUP and DELIVERY SERVICE MUST BE DIS CONTINUED SEPT. 21 O Because of the shortage of rubber for the war effort, this new policy of Medford cleaning and dyeing establiihmentt must be adopted at once. This action it further necessary because of the acute labor shortage locally. Your Cooperation Will Be Appreciated! OWe regret that we must curtail our service to the people of this community. However, we know that you will understand the necessity of eliminating de livery service in the interest of rubber conservation. There will be no change in the high quality cleaning and dyeing service offered by your Medford cleaning establishments. - O City Cleaning & Dyeing Co. O Modern Cleaners O West Side Cleaners O Medford Cleaners O Reliable Cleaners O Nu-Way Cleaners O Star Cleaners , rally 819 Medford Center Bldg. Marlon R. Clifton. Leader. This center Is open dally except Sundays from ten until two o'clock where Unity books snd publications may ba read, purchased or borrow, ed A consulting metaphysician Is present during the open hours. Tuesday, Sept. 33, 8 p. m. Lecture "Reality." Etfls Nelson, speaker. The public is Invited. First Chnrrh sf C hrlst. Scientist Authorised Branch of Ths Mother Church. The First Church of Christ, Scientist. In Boston, Msss. Services are held every Sunday at 11 o'clock. Subject September 30. "Matter." 9:80 Sunday school. 8 00 Wednesday evening meetings which Include testimonies of Chris tlon Science heelings. The reading room, which la located st 414 and 415 Medford Center build ing M open dally ' from 7 a. m. to 8 p. m. Ths librarian la In attendance from 10 to 4. Church of God Haxen and Holly sta. T. O. Satterfleld. pastor Sundsy school 9:45 a. m. A elsss and a welcome for every sgs. Preaching serrlos 11 a. m. At this servlc there will be a spe cial representative of the Oldeons. Chrlstlsn Crusaders meeting 6:30 p. ra. Mrs. Walt la In charge of these servloea Evsngellstto service 7:30 p. m. There will be special singing by our radio singers snd others st these services. The public la cordially Invited to sttend all of our services. - Raised by contributions from : camps and members throughout ; the United States, the All Ameri can fund of Royal Neighbors of ' America of $21,163.09 has been contributed to the blood plasma program of the Red Cross, ac cording to a report from the su preme office of the fraternal benefit society received by Mrs. Irene Shirley, recorder of Camp No. 4713 of Medford. F. A. Winfrey, manager of the midwestern area of the Red Cross at St. Louis, Mo., in a let ter to the society stated: "It is with a great deal of pleasure that we acknowledge the very generous expression of your in terest in the American Red Cross blood plasma program. The check has been allotted to this service and will extend its neigh borliness and help to our wound- ! ed soldiers and sailors and avi ators wherever the American flag flies today. This amount will provide life-saving plasma for some seven thousand trans fusions somewhere on tha far flung battle fields of the world." Closing time for Classified ada B l m. To lata to Classify 13:30 PURE For delicate, alluring good nets in whipped cream or custard sauce to serve on cake, use Schilling fun Vanilla. The flavor won't cook out. Schilling fUT WAS ITAMM ON TOUS IH0MIN0 (.1ST PEERLESS MARKET 14 NORTH BARTLETT DIAL 2652 . All ot Our Masts are Either Government or Stale Inspected Open Week Days T a. m. to 6:30 p. m. II FIIC Plump Meaty Fricasse.. lb. 26c PORK ROASTS STLIfc. 29c BEEF ROASTS ga., lb, 23c VEAL STEAKS SftSa,, lb. 29c VEAL STEW Breasts lb. 16c PORK SHANKS l'lL, lb. 17c VEAL ROASTS SrIL-Me PEERLESS GROCERY I DIAL 2652 J Carrots 2 bunches for 15c Staffing Peppers dozen 19c Watermelons lb. 2c Onions .10 lbs. 29c SPECIAL r - lb. sacs or I I Of . n STANDBY CATSUP SWANS DOWN FAMILY sl.99 FLOUR BUY NOW I BOTH FOR ONLY 2.00 Maxine Complexion Soap.... 6 for 25c Red E Popt Popcon. ..12-oz. pkg. 33c Kraft's Dinner 9c I -lb. pkg. Marshmallows 2 for 29c Amaizo Syrup, Crystal White 10 lb. 83c Shop Downtown & Save Your Tires JUST OFF MAIN 14 NORTH BARTLETT DsllTsriet Saturday en Orders of II or More Dally 10 A. M. HOLLOWAY'S Bl WISI BUY WISI and - i IC0N0MIZI t Halloway's Reliable Grocery V-.. 1 FflliqrRVP of Betting the BEST COiSEWE a HOLLAWAVS 'i Elberta and Hale Peaches Local Green Bean . 2 lb. 25c Local Squash. .3 lb. 25c Zuchlnl, Summer or Yellow Local Cantaloupes . 3 for 19c Sunkist Oranges . . . doz. 35c 200 slse. Sunkist Lemons . . .doz. 25c 120 slse. Home Canning Saves Tin and la addition stores healthful and nutritious fruits and vegetables for the winter shead. We have a good stock of Jar fixtures. Parawsx. jelly seals, ate. Keep Buying Bonds for VICTORY my? The government wants yen to carry all carryable packages home with you to conserve tires. If your order Is too large to carry WE'LL GLAD LY DELIVER IT FREE. Honey Maid Graham Crackers Ib. box 19$ ' Cheese, Kraft American 2-lb. box 69$ Pickles, Nalley't Treasure jar 156 Pig Feet 14 ounce jar ,29 FIG BARS Whole Wheat lb. 18c 21b.35c 1 pkg. Frozen Peat 1 can Whole New Fotatoes Both for 35c Campbell's TOMATO SOUP .3 cans 25c Hi Ho Crackers, Sunshine pkg. 21$ Salt, Diamond Crystal 3 cartons 25$ Tomato Juice, Swift's, Ig. No. 2 em. ... .2 for 23$ Grapefruit Juice. the 46 ounce size 29$ Tunaette . can 29$ Oleomargarine, AH Sweet 2 Ib. 49$ Pond Facial Tissue, lg. 500 count pkg 2 for 49$ ' Sperry Wheat Hearts. 28 oz. pkg. 25$ HONEY Pure New Crop 5 ib. paii 89c Matches carton 23$ Sun Bright Cleanser 3 for 171 'Sweetheart Soap, lc Deal. 4 bars 26$ BORENE giant size package 63c FELDMAN'S NAPTHA SOAP. . .,. . .4 bars 19c FLOUR, Kitchen Queen. ... ... .49-lb. $1.89 MEAT MAIIILET 112 sV. Central Dial 2345 !r. Best Meats Free Delivery S A. M. S P. M. Only ONE DELI V7 T eny one person In SINGLE DAY Coned PORK i..30 Sfeocldsr of LAMB ROAST 2S Skoditr af VEAL ROAST. .....Bl 25' Breast of LAMB . J 2 (
