Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, September 24, 1943, Image 8

Historic Oregon Newspapers

Medford mail tribune., September 24, 1943, Page 8, Image 8

Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR

About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 24, 1943)

Prev Page of 14 Next Prev Issue Next Text PDF JP2 (2.5 MB) Clip/Print Image

Return to Top

Prev Page of 14 Next Prev Issue Next

Newspaper Page TextA,, PAGE EIGHT MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 24, 1943 - . . . mm . f t v ., mmm.rm h I war tima la eaiulr.i a farm labor because it Is too damp and foggy in the early morning to send the men to work in the field. eania oarDara, tau. iu.rj iiu - , -i , . 1 ..i I ...... ci..j.,j iui ( ri. I lnaa of 10 to 13 ixr cent In al- siaiewiae anve no. occia iwjiw 1 khum w j - here by the Santa Barbara Court-1 lfomia. The bureau charge the most all aectloni of California OBO QlIO 30E30E i 4 ;! I 8 i f.I I ill , .firs"- Ht. E. Ollbart Car. Putor. Christian Church Phoenls, Ore. Charles Nahss, Putor Bible School, 10 ft. m. WorshlD. It a. m., 6ublsot, "A Oood Foundation Against the Time to Come." Senile, B p. m, Topic, "Jesus Re turn to Kasaretb um Proclaims His MiWlOD." rirst Church of Christ, grientUt Authorlnd branch of The Mother Church, the First Church of Cnrlat. Scientist, In Boston, Mass. Serloes are held every Sunday at 11 o'clock. Subject Sept. 11, "Beallty." 0:30 Sunday School. 6:00 Wednesday evening meeting, which Includes testimonials of Chris tian Science healings. The reading room, which la located at 414 and 415 Medford Center build ing, Is open from 0 a. m. to 8 p. m., with librarian In attendance. rtrst Baptist Chnr-h Sth and N. Central street wolfard A. Dawea, Pastor Bible School, 0:40. Clasaea for all ages. Morning Worship, 11 o'clock. Ser mon by putor, "Tb Church of the Living Ood," Speolal muslo by oholr. Young People'a groupa meet 0:46. evening Worship, 7:45. Rev. Rod ney Britten of Portland will be guest speaker, Special music. Bong urvloe. Fellowship hour following the eve ning service for service men and the yount people of th oongreaatlon. Midweek Prayer and Bible study, Wednesday, 7:80, , Cry of World Is For Peace; Church Alone Holds Promise By e. Gilbert Can Pastor Central Point Church of Christ The cry of the world today is for peace. Millions in war torn countries have been left homeless. They cry for peace. There are vacant chairs in most of the homes of the nations today; because loved ones from those homes have been called to war, many of them never to return. Uncertainties and confusion cause all of us to cry lor peace. Un the battlefields, men are facing the most gruesome, heart-rending conditions this world can provide. They want peace. I he Church alone holds the secret of an enduring peace for all men. The message of the Church is the message of oeace. It nolntu an men 10 uesus L-nriflt, wno is me "rrince ox feace, and bids them to follow Him. Do you want peace? Do you want to heln brlns mum in ih world? Then identify yourself with the Church and help to pro claim its message of peace. Central Point Church Of ChrUt South Third and Oak. Central Point The Apostollo Faith Cot. 8rd and N. central Avenue Rev. C. W. Frost. Pastor 0:80 Sunday School. Claasea for all ages, irom tno Dog inner 10 tne aa ults. Th Blblo la the only textbook 11:00 Mornlntc Devotional 6rvlce. Special singing and an Inspiring mes sage Irom the Word of Ood are in cluded In this meeting. 7:o jsvaneeiisuo meotin. Tne or ganist and 80-plece orchestra wjll present a concert of muslo at the be ginning of the service, and a live Qoapel meeting will follow. b:uo Tuesday ana roaay evenings. You will always find a hearty wel come, and a collection la never taken. Church of Ood Raven and Holly Streets , T. O. Sattorneld, Paator Sunday School, 9 A6 a. m. JCrwin R. Walte, superintendent, with a fine staff of workers. A class and a welcome for alt ag". Worship, 11 a. m. Message by pas tor, "The Sanotltlcatloa of the Church." Speolal Prayer Service at church 6 p. m. Young People's meeting, 0:80 p. m. Mrs. irons ryie, aireotor. Service, 7:80 p. m. The pastor will again deliver the message, Prayer and Praise arvloe Wednes day, 7:30 p. m, The public is Invited to alt services. Church of the Nazarene Holly at First pastor! Residence, 000 W. Central Phone 4038 Fred M. Weatherford, speaking both time Sunday, will be heard at 10:48 a. m. on "The Blood Call of Christ"; ' at 7:30 p. m. on "The Multiples of Sin." Publlo singing an Inspiration, directed by Jobn Eby. Sunday School, 0:48, directed by Mrs. Mattle House. Fifteen clasaea In ' four departments. Goat, every teacher striving to double enrollment. Young people meet 0:80 p. m., In cluding senior, high school age and Juntor divisions. These constitute a Christian educational oenter with Inspirational effort. Midweek servloe Wednesday, 7:48. The publlo welcome at all services. Foursquare Gospel Church ' Corner Central and Jackson Rev. W. Shearburn, Pastor :40 Sunday School with classes for all agea. Object leesons and Flan nel-graph Illustrations. 11 Worship. "The Christian Ufe." Rev. Faith Shearburn wlU bring the message. 8:80 Young People's Crusader serv ice. 7:48 Bvangellstlo servloe. Roy, W. Shearburn will apeak on "The Be liever's Mighty Ally.1 7:48 Wednesday Praise and testi mony service. 3 :30 Saturday 'The Good-Newi Victory Band" for all children from to 14. You are welcome at the Foursquare church. Saint Mark's Church (Episcopal) Worth Oakdale and 6th Street 14th Sunday after Trinity Due to absence of a resident rector there will be no 8 o'clock celebration of Holy Communion today. However, other services will be held as follows: 0:48 a. m Church School, with clasaea for all agea. I. I. Schuler, su perintendent. 11 a. m., prayer and sermon by the Rev. Francis Ball, vicar of Saint Luke's church, Orants Pass. Music under direction of Ro berta Ward Bebb, Marguerite Con rad, organist. The MarKado for social recreation of enlisted men and wives open daily. Alt welcome, Friends' Church In Medford . (Commonly called "The Quakers") MUo Clifton Ross, Pastor 18 Keene Way Drive 10 ft. m-Sunday School, with Ral ly Day program, 11 a. m. -Meeting for worship. Ser mon by pastor, "Rally and Rejoloe." 13 noon Fellowship dinner. All who attend the 11 o'clock meeting an Invited to remain as guests of the congregation. 2 p. m. Monthly business meeting, with Wendell Votaw and Mrs, Floyd Ditch, clerks, presiding. Talent-Phoenix Prayer meeting, Tuesday, 8 p. m., at C. M. Cummona home, southwest of Phoenix. Medford Prayer meeting, Thursday, 8 p. m., nt parsonage, First Methodist Church Main and Laurel Streets Louie O. Klrby, D. D., Minister. Sunday School, 0:46 a. m. & J. Neu mann, superintendent. Worship, 11 a, m. The paator speaks on "Renewal of Christian For titude." Elsie Carleton Strang will sing a solo, "Trust Ye In the Lord." Special evening service with a pro gram by youth of the church, en titled: "Youth Looking Ahead." Ten Swing people will take part. Social our for army men and women wilt follow this aervloe. Youth meetings, 0:80, tn their re spective chapels. Leaders, Jim Tucker ana doenne sura. Wednesday, 7 :80 p. m. The paator la giving lectures on "The Life and Teachings of 8t, Paul. First Presbyterian Church Holly at Eighth Streeta Harry Hansen, Minister Miriam Burton, Chorister Matle Vroman Heuenergart, Organist Sunday is being observed aa Rally Day and all old friends and new are Invited to make a special effort to attend. Sabbath School, 0:46 a. m. Oeneral assembly meeting in the assembly room. Parents and friends are asked to attend. A speolal nrlce and muslo ar ranged for church. Harry Young will sing "In His Steps." Choir anthem. "I WlU Thank Thee," by Molr. Chll dren'a sermon and short message by the pastor. Junior C. E. 8 p. m. Intermediate 0. E. 8 p. m, and Senior Young Peo ple 7 o'clock Mldwek prayer hour Wednesday. 7:80 p. m. Phoenix Presbyterian Lawrence H. Mltchelmore, Pastor 10 a. m. Morning Worship. Sermon, "Christian Faithfulness." 11 a. m. Bible School. J. O. N Poling, superintendent Wednesday, 7:45 p. m. Midweek Bible study in "The Epistle of Phlllp- St Peter's Lutheran Church Synod leal Conference B. Main and Portland Avenue Harry H. Young, pastor Sunday School at 0:45 o'clock, Sun day morning. Divine Worship Sunday morning at 11 o'clock. Theme, "The Constant Struggle Within the Christian. Visitors are always welcome. Seventh-Day Adventtst Church Corner Beatty and Edwards Streets O. A. Thompson, Pastor Saturday. 0 :30 a,, m. S ibhtth School. 11:00 Sermon bv Elder wan or Ashland. 6:30 D. m. Missionary Volunteer meeting. Wednesday, 0 p. m. Prayer meet-' Ing. : ' " , -. 1 '" XL 1 J-jNO W. K. Davis, Supt. Bibl. School and Carl Horn, Chairman Church Board. 1 CM Roy E. Kellay, com, and W, A. Sc.-Tras. Chairman Daa Adams, Church Hit. Victor Buraell, Women's Class, and Mrs. James Cornutt, Intermadiata Dept. Jack.onvllle Preabytrtan 10:30 a. mBlbl. Sehoni.- n. v Martin, superintendent. 11:80 a. m. Worahtn. nhntr num. bar directed bv Mrs. Oeon wnH, Sermon, "Ever Faithful." by the cas tor, lawrence Mltchelmore. Following the mornlna Mrvtrj, mil will Join In a covered diss dinner at the church. Thla Is the fir.t or our tail gatherings ot the congrega- a pinunmi meeting1 lor delegate ed members of church organisations baa been called for thla time. j-nursaay, nso p. m., the weelt. night ffrouo bealna a aturit, in "Tha Epistle to the PhlllpplanB., a p. m oholr rehearsal, Mrs. Wendt, dlreotor, and Mr. Bay Harris, pianist. 1 "T!K au Photofrapbs .ar'3 """" - ' Eergreen Lsi, I Medfora A Nice Una of CHEESE PICKLES and LUNCH MEATS CM mm BaasaBaaaBaaaaiBaaBaBaaiBBBBBBBBaaBaaaBi Lumans9 Meats SOLD TO YOU. FRESH WHEN FUVOR IS PEST BEEF POT ROASTS, choice cuti lb. 28e LEG SPRING LAMB, fine for rowting .lb. 38 HENS ? t, 35e I Fryers a 40' n STEAKS U Zlon English Lutheran Church West Fourth at Oakdale Karl W. Brockhaus P.ty. BUS a. m. Sunday school at which uy uuy .na promotion Sunday will b. observed, 11 a. m. Worship Service. 7 p. m Intermediate Luther leagu. 8 p. m. Senior league. Family Day will be observed at the regular worshln aarvim simri.. morning. Following the aervloe a pot luck dinner and social hour will be held In the Sunday School rooms. Service men are Invited to the Senior Luther league In the evening. Visitors and friends alwaya wel come at Zlon Lutheran ohuroh. Assembllea of God (Full Gospel Church) 11 Newtown street lT. Harry o, Downey, Paste Sunday Services: Sunday School. S:S . m. ... aonal Interest la taken in . U,,. dent, Olaaaea arransed to meat th. need of varloua age. Th paator will apeak at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m. services. Th subjects will be timely, devotional um .v.n. gellstrfj. Good lively singing and ape. clal numbers will be a part of these metlngs. unrtst AmbaMll'ors. S;4J n. m. A young people'a service vnu win n Miawek Service i Wednesday. 8 n. Praise aervloe. You are eordlallv Invito .n ... these services. First Christian Church Ninth and Oakdale Medford, Oregon Ward A. Rice, Minister Momlng services: 9:6 Bible School with irraded olassea for all agea. 10:58 Morning Worship. Anthem. "Orleve Not the Holy Spirit," Stalner. ocrman, -ine i-ecnnique of a splr. Itual Ufa." A nursery Is provided to Miss Lyl Gregory, Pianist. cars for children of pre-scnool age. Evening aervlcea: 7 Young Peoples' meeting. a; Evening Worship. Special muslo. Sermon, "The Fact of Sin." Calendar of Eventa: ' Tuesday, 2 Missionary Exeautlve committee meeting In Fellowship hall at churoh, Wednesday, 8 Mariner claas party at church, Thursday, 9 s. m.H p. m. Wom en's Work Day; 8 p. m. Oholr re hearsal. Saturday, 8 p. m. Servicemen's party. JEFFERSON COUNTY TO GET AIR INSTALLATION Washington, Sept. 24 U.R The war department announced today the award of a contract to Morrlson-Knudsen Co., Inc., Los Angeles, and Ford J. Twaits Co., Los Angeles, for construc tion work to cost more than $1,000,000, at an army air forces installation in Jefferson coun ty, Ore. Os Mall Tribune Want Ads. FUR Restyling. Repairing Cleaning, Glasing Francos Dallalre Phone 2928 DUTCH BOY PAINTS Full Stock YOUNGER'S APPLIANCE SERVICE CO. U N. Bartlett Phone 2419 BEEF SHORT RIBS, fine for baking SALT PORK, for frying or seasoning lb. .....lb. 211 24e PORK 35 Nice Lb. PORK ROASTS Choice Shldr. Cuts 35' Lb. o I o I D o I o I o I c I o I o I SPRING LAMB, shoulder cuts, extra nice LARD, Home Rendered, pure A-l ..lb. 30t lbs. 50 BEEF STEAKS T-BONE or SIRLOIN lb.35c Nor lb. 35c VEAL STEAK 39' INVEST NOW IN WAR BONDS -BACK THE ATTACK f Soffit) Wagon "Our paratroops landed and es tablished a bridgehead behind fleet bombardment," the communique tells us simply. Every time our dreadnaughts fire a broadside of nine 16 inch guns, it costs Ameri. can taxpayers $15,000. That's cheap if It helps save the lives of our fight, ing men. Figure It ont yourself nd buy more War Bonds. FRESH BUTTER Standard Brands Grade A Lb. 50c New Shipment Pineapple New Pack Preserves Jams Jellies FLOUR SPECIALS Kitchen Queen 49 lb. CO 90 Sack Qal-atO Klam. Bouquet 49-lb. . 4 CQ.. Sack Drifted Snow 49-lb. CO OC Sack 9aOD , Fisher's Blend $2.36 4Mb. Sick New Shipment of RIPE OLIVES, PICKLES and PEAHUT BUTTER BAKERY FOODS Nics Fresh Supply Daily of the Kindt You Like to Serve Rolls. Buns, Cookies, Pies, Cakes, Bread, Etc. OVEN FRESH LET OUR FOOD DISPLAYS HELP YOU DECIDE TOMATOES, 20-lb. box No. 1 55c PEACHES, Hales, 2Mb. box $2.49 CARROTS, Fancy Bulk Lb. 5c POTATOES, No. 1 Locals........ 10 lbs. 33c THIS "BACK 0130 0E3O TO CHURCH" MOVEMENT INDORSED BY ALL CHURCHES. IS aoi All ot our glycerine, most ot oul freases are going into the manufae. ture ot explosives. Don't bid against the government for war materials. Learn to use something else. Learn to save. Bur War Bonds. 17. S . Iranry Dtt&ftmn$ o D o 1 :o USUI UOWN SH01 1I0II MEOfOKD COIOATION ii!r''T""i,..''-r.ii TDOWtDIDCt t aVNN tucuic ca lOCUt IVH CHFVItOUT GATES s trto .Art- CUL rs PlTTJIURCH (JS PAINTt 1 1 1 1 11 m (SasMi MARK A GOIDT AGtNCY HOITNIIN INIUIANCI CO. SOW WAN'S IIAUTY SALON cwi rvstNcimt KAMHttt JjlOVHASKCY . MEDFORD MILLWORK Ca OLASS HOUSt" Sinn HOME GROCKY TlMBnRl'RODL'CTS Co (p.Jti.rU jackson couniy eeio ca Jrflnklln't vk' U.U.M Ink Omn M. N. MOOAN r, CO. m -rt. Oh Ntorom MANCH Tht flrtt Nsllootd Buk ('loi n orrin mox GATF5 FURNITURE UAHHl HAUTY UI.OH HiklN S IIAUTY IHOf mumavs ir way SAY UtMOIIItAPHIIIS. us. 3353 aMi mat ass rwtvci HBtMm KiKAmui Cssj M. b. MlTMft1 BSH.Stf CRATIB LAKK MOTOr HouowArs miAUS GROCERY arr miatmarket ft. it !tt MSTAL WOMB, LAMPORT'S Irosrew eoco) t saoousy lACMtl SSAW fOVUS osoo no M0SOID CltMli vnu un ciUNtit f&4 MADE POSSIBLE FL FUNERAL HOMt BY THE REPRESENTATIVE BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL PEOPLE LISTED BELOW. MORTON MIlllNS CO. fDGtHION MOlOU CO 'ackson Hotel Jacksc IUMAN UOS PQCHf MARKII Mtcrrcc itiHEcs cc MIOfORO E t STORAGE CO StNCES lAGirf AGENCY RIAUOSS DOMUTIC LAUNDRY Gnovtsr ' Dairy Product THE SANDWICH IAS. V4 Ml I SHELL SERVICE .SlXTHANOraSNY a. O. Oorrz LUM.cai Oo. TKE-KL0CKER BNTERY" KARL'S SHOES J a . . . . m. Ay m i i kh, SKMNEIfS GAUAGt MC0D AUTO TO CKCRSON PAINT a Roor stori urea auto height lines CRYSTAL WHITE LAWOKT Mr CLtANM CRATERIAN (EAUTY shop OUAUTY MARKET MBOOY MAONINHY CO NuWn iisoraao avto wntcatNe ca WAKSCOn RHAJtMACY MEDFOR0 SUSINUS COLLEGC ABBEY MOTOR CO OWNED AND OftAATEDJ HUMPHREY'S GROCERY DANIELS-ROBINSON INSU.ANCC AOKNCV PADGHAM PIANINQ MU TRU-MIX CONCRtTI CD LEWIS' SUPER SERVICE Vr SIWHO MACHM CENTER CRATER LAKE LUMBER CO, EHRHEARrS CHICKEN DINNER DEAN w. 'WEEKS eV ORR rvmienjat md unolbum THE RIVERSIDE MARKET HAWKMSOH Tltl TtA0 sotwu JAKMrN'S HNNY-W1U DtURft REI4ABLE CLEANERS WESTERN OH t BURNER CO tWKSCmttliWlSMP MIDIOtO RED SEEO Mrte SoOpW Nofaf, Ebk 1 - UtNtrt Sds. SHULT& 8ROS OUTHrN ORtQON t TITLC CCU MACS flSH FRY Dm. A. K. HtMt MtAlTM INSITTTVTT WHAT NOT CAfB METE 6- SOTT USED AUTOMQSUS MCDfOCD tAltGAIN HOUSf ffloM eW Horn MEoroeio Cjlttcxrtia-Paciflc Uilitit Ca MUslBARD-WRAY OO. FARM MACHtNtRY . O STEPHENSON CO LUMBER: PEERLESS MARKET j,Utl .KtUMl oais MEDFORD GREENHOUSE AWwe $mc Sutios 11 tlUA T I V ..!r -