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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, FRIDAY, JANUARY 8, 1943
DAM NETS 17.1(0.000
Sal Francisco, Jan. 8 (UfO
Sale of power generated at Bon
neville and Grand Coulee dams
in 1942 netted $7,680,000 in
1942, the Office of War Informa
tion reported today. The money
will go toward the liquidation
of the projects' total investment,
according to government officials.
1924-
1943-
METHODISTS CELEBRATE
VICTORY DAY
WEST MAIN AND LAUREL STREETS
JAN. 10, 1943
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THE MASTER'S HOUSE BIDS YOU COME
SERVICES
.1924 1943
Central Assembly of School. 9:4$ A. M.
Sermon and Burning ef Note, 11:00 A. M.
Post Chapel Choir. 20 Voices. 7:30 P. M.
FIRST METHODIST
WILL CELEBRATE
ENDING OF DEBT
Services af 11 a. m., 12:33
And 7:30 p. m. on Sunday
"Victory Day" Program.
The Methodist Church of Med-
ford will celebrate "Victory
Day" in their church Sunday
with outstanding services an
nounced by the pastor, Louis C.
Kirby, for 11a. m., 12:30 p. m.
and 7:30 p. m. Dr. Silas E. Fair-
ham, district superintendent of
the Oregon Conference will be
guest speaker both morning and
evening services. The Rev,
Joseph Knotts, former pastor,
has been invited to preside at
the banquet hour at 12:30 p. m
The local congregation is ju
bilant over the final victory
after many years struggle in try
ing to liquidate the heavy mort
gage on the church. The prop
erty at its dedication was valued
at f 100,000. It was built in 1924
during the pastorate of the P.ev
J. R. Sasnett and is rated as one
of the most beautiful religious
edifices in southern Oregon.
Through later years Rev. KnoHs
did much to liquidate the large
debt.
Last year, under the pastorate
of tha present minister, the
church converted Its gymnasium
Into a modern church achcol
temple, adding a chapel, two
assembly roms, IS sound-proof
class rooms, and redecorated the
interior. During the year the
building was painted, carpeted
and an Acoustin system In
stalled. There has also been
beautiful illuminated picture of
Christ placed over the pulpit
Two months ago the pastor
and Official Board decided the
time was propitious for raising
the last 3. 000 to clear the build
ing of all debt. The minister and
a committee organized a drive
which resulted in securing the
needed amount and anough over
to completely overhall and re
pair the organ.
Besides the large donations by
Its members, number of
f. lends In the community gave
generous gifts to make possible
the success of the campaign
Much of tllis work was made
possible by the uniting of the
two Methodist churches and the
sale of the South Methodist
church property, also the gen-
ous gift of $5,000 left the
lurch by the lata Mrs. Addie
Halley. No new money will be
solicited at t.iy of the services.
The evening meeting at 7:30
will feature 12 male voices from
the Post Chapel led by Chaplain
Cebhard. They will present
eight numbers consisting of
cho.-uses and two solos. Dr.
Falrham will preach the ser
mon. The public la invited to all
of the services.
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CALLED BEYOND
Katherlne Jane Mlddleton,
mother of Mrs. William M. Mc
Allister, passed away in this city
Friday morning after a prolong
ed illness.
Mrs. Middleton was born at
Hillsboro, N. D., on November
20, 1883.' Previously she had
lived at Blaine, Wash., and for
several years at Salem, Oregon,
before coming to Medford.
Besides Mrs. McAllister, she Is
survived by three sons, Don
Middleton, who is serving in the
United States navy. In Alaska;
M. Keith Middleton, who is
serving with the United States
army, in the Panama Canal
Zone, and Kendall Middleton of
Medford; also one sister, Mrs.
Don Wilson of Blaine. Wash..
five brothers, Steve and Walter
Willlson, of Hillsboro, N. D.;
Clyde Willison, Seattle, Wash.;
Frank Willison. BelHnBham.
Blaine, Wash., also six grand
children.
Wash., and James Willison of
Funeral services will be con.
ducted from Perl funeral home
on Wednesday at 2 p. m., the
Rev. Harry Hansen of the First
Presbyterian church officiating.
Interment will take place at
Salem In the family plot.
Y E. DAVIS
TAKEN BY DEATH
Harry Edward rnvl
away at his residence 4D2 s r..
tral avenue, on Jan. 7, after a
Drier uiness. Mr. Davis was born
I April 1. 1889. in Llnrntn
ty, Kansas, where he spent his
cany lue.
He was a rnirk Hrluer v, oc
cupation, and leave hmi nr
ixienas.
He is survtvAri Kv m.
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Mrs. Mae Frepl nf Nnrtu duu.
Neb., and two brothers, E. R.
uavis ana a. k. Davis of Medford.
Funeral servlri will k.
ducted from Perl funeral home
Monday at 2 p. m., the Rev.
Louis Kirhv rta.tnr r.9 U. VI .
W3l
Methodist church, officiating.
imermem win De in Siskiyou
I Memorial Park.
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PASSES, AGED .71
Agnes Smith r:
of M. E. Garner. ni ,,.o..
at their home in Gold Hill, Ore.,
Jan. 7. at 7:30 n m .ft.. .
prolonged Illness. They formerly
lived at Jacksonville for many
years, where they leave many
friends.
Mrs. Garner was born at De i
troit. Mich., nn Sont ? ibi
' wH.. ,j, ,gii.
She lived for many years at Ba
ker. Ore., where she and Mr
Garner were united in marriage
Oct. 31, 1901.
Remains will be transferred to
Baker for services and Inter
ment. Perl funeral home In
charge of the arrangements.
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works program to offset post-
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DEATH COMES TO
' MINNIE B. HEINE
Minnie Belle Heine, widow of
the late Dr. T. G. Heine, passed
away in a local hospital at 12:30
a. m. Friday. Mrs. Heine was
born in Norton, New Brunswick,
Canada, September 25, 1869.
daughter of the late Mr. and
Mrs. W. H. S. Share. She was
married to Dr. Heine April 30, !
1888 In Minneapolis shortly
after his graduation from medi-l
cal school. Surviving her are
two children. Bliss Heine, of I
Medford, and Mrs. Chas. A. Dur
ham of Bremerton. Wash.: alio
one grandson Victor Durarn.
Mrs. Heine has been resi
dent of Medford for 28 years and
leaves host of friends. She was
formerly a resident of Butte,
Montana, and was a past chief
of the Pythian Sisters, Past
Noble Grand of the Rebekahs,
past president of the Greater
Medford club. She was an Amer
ican artist listed in "Women of
the West" and a teacher of land
scape painting and dramatic art.
Her paintings have won several
prize. Mrs. Heine was a very I
active member of the Methodii i
church and a fin Christum
woman.
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