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. JIEDFORD MATE TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 15,1843
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Church
Notices
Christian Church
Phoenix, Or.
Charles Nenas, Peetor
Btnl School. 10 a, m.
Worship, 11 a. m. Subject, .The
pm exocuent way.'
Demos, 7:so p.
and Punishment.
St. Peter's Lutheran Church
(Synodicsl Conference)
S. Main and Portland At.
Hairy H. Young, paator
Sunday School at 6:48 o'clock. '
Divine Worahlp at 11:00 o'clock,
Theme: IK Beauty of Sonahlp."
Vlaltoni are always welcome.
Rem Cnck Goapal HIaalaa
Rev. Henry Lacy, Paator
Sunday School, 10 a. m. .
Worahlp, 11 a. m.
Rev. W, S. Rlchey will be peak
ing for a aarlaa of spsclsl meetings.
Evening aery Ice, 8 p. m.
The pubue cordially Invited. -
Ptrat Church of Christ, Scientist
Authorized branch of The Mother
Church, The First Church of Chrlat,
Sciential, In Boston, atsss.
Services are bald every Sunday at
II o'clock. Subject October 17: 'Doc
trine of Atonement."
0:8O Sunday School.
8 :00 Wednesday evening meeting.
which includes testimonials ox c-hns-tlan
Science nestings.
The reading room, which la located
at 414 and 418 Med ford Center build
Ing, Is open from 8 a. m. to 8 p. za.
with librarian In attendance.
seventh-Da r adrentlst Church
Corner of Edwards and Beatty. Sta
o. A. Tnompsgn. raster
Sabbath School. Saturday. M
a. ra. Preaching at 11 a. m. by Prof,
e. winters. -
m. Subject, -Bin I 8:45 p. m, Mlsslonsry Volunteers'
meeting.
Wednesday, p. m, prayer meeting.
Meditation Groan
Lectures are now berlns given by
n. v. unmore ox Hollywood, cel.. in
room 810 Med ford Center bulldlnl.
every Tuesday between 8 and 0 p. m.
on tna suojsct. "Your invisible
Power."
Mr. Oilman Is a student of real
rniioeopnv. unity, cnnstlsa Del-
enoe, Troward Philosophy, The Olta,
Ufa and Teaohlnga of the Masters of
ue par last, and Religious Science.
inese lectures are open to the DUb-
Uo and all are heartily Invited.
RoHnesa Meeting '
Carpenters' Halt
North Rlveralde Ave.
The Interdenominational Holiness
Meeting will be held Sunday at 3:S0
p. m. In the Carpenters' hsll on
North Riverside. Rev. white will
preach. There will be a spiritual
prayer ana praise service preceding
ine sermon.
Everyone la Invited to enjoy the
Diessing ox uoa ana cnnatian raj
lowamp.
Phoenix Presbyterian Church
Lawrence Mltchelmore, Paator .
10 a. m. Worahlp. Sermon,' "O
Word of Ood Incarnate." S. M. 8.
story for boys and girls. Mrs. H. W.
Prsme, organist.
11 a. m. Bible School. J. O. N.
Poling, superintendent.
A p. m. young People's society
seveny wiison, leader.
Beginning Oct. 34, boys and girls
xrom v rnrougn rj win now a junior
o. z. meeting st 4 p, m., each Sunday.
Wednesday,- 7;46 -p. m4 Chapter 4
or the Epistle to the Phinppiana
6:30 p. m. Oub Pack 15 committee
will hold first fall meeting..
Jacksonville Presbyterian Chords
Lawrence Mltchelmore, Pastor
10:80 a. m. Bible School. Roy V.
Martin, superintendent.
11:80 a. m. Worship, choir number,
8. M. s. story for boys and girls. Ser
mon, o word of ood incarnate."
Monday, 7:15 p. m. Troop 85, Boy
scouts, at oia courthouse.
Tuesday, 8 p. m. Meeting" of all
parents whose sons, 9 through 11, are
Interested in orgsnlzlng a Oub Scout
Pack - in .-Jacksonville.
Thursday. 7:45 p. .ra Study, In
Phlllpplans 3.
8:lo p. m. Chon" rehearsal. Mrs.
Catherine Wendt, director: Mrs. Ray
Earrla, pianist. . ' -
The First Baptist Chorrh
6th and N. Central Streets
Wolford A. Dawes. Paator
Bible School, 6:45. Classes for all
ages.
Morning Warship, 11 o'clock. Ser-
mon, "Missing Heirs." Special music
or ine cnoir.
Toung People's groups meet at 8 30.
Evening Worship. 7:30. Sermon,
"The Purpose of the Incarnation.'
Song service. Special music. Baptism.
All are Invited to join us In these
services. ,
Saint Mark's Chorch
(Episcopal)
6th and Oakdale street
George R. Turner, Rector
8 a. m. Holy Communion,
9:45 a. m. Church School, with
wmbcb lur nil ages.
1 1 a. m. Prayer and sermon. Path.
er Turney, the new rector, will oc
cupy the pulpit for the first time.
Music under direction of Roberta
ward Bebb; Marguerite Conrad, or.
ganlst.
The MarKsde. for recreation of
service men and wives, open dallv
at noon. A cordial welcome Is extend
ed to everyone at Saint Mark's.
Talent Friends Chorch
Commonly called the Quakers) .
Meeting 6unday Evenings la the
- Baptist Church
Mflo Clifton Bom. Pastor
' V p. m. Christian- Endeavor soci
ety. Talk on "Quaker Youth Work"
by Art Roberta , of Caldwell, ISaho.
president of the Northwest Friends
Christian Endeavor Union. '- -
7:80 p. m. Evening evangeUstic
service. Joseph O. Reece of Portland,
general superintendent of the church,
will speak. Music by Alfreds Martin
of Gold Hill.
Tuesday, 730 p. nv-Prayar meet
ing, with study cf I Cor. 18, at CM.
Cummons home, back of Phoenix.
The Apostolic Faith
- Cor; 8rd St, and N. Central Ave.
Rev. a. W, Frost, Pastor
30 Sunday School, Classes for
every age,- Including an Mult Bible
Study clsss.
11:00 Morning Devotional and
Praia Service. Here you will receive
Inspiration and help for your every
day problems. - .
1-M EvangeUatlo Service. Opens
witn a program ox musio py - tne or
ganist and orchestra.
6:00 Tuesday and Frtdav evenlnsx
Coma and' feel at noma In our meet
ings. Each service include apaelal
singing ana. a spint-nued measeg
irom tna word of (rod. A collection
la never taken, ' ..
Zlon English Lutheran Chnoclx
West Fourth at Oakdale
Karl W, Brockhaus, Pastor
9:45 a. m. Sunday School.
11:00 a. m. Worship Service. .
6:00 n. m. IntermedlAt Luttiav
league. . .
7:00 p. m -Senior league.
8:00 D. m. Younff Peonle'a T.tith-
league. . .
Sermon theme for mornlne wonOdn
service, "God's Kind of Security."
Sunday School teachers and offi
cers will meet Tuesday at 7:80 p. m.
Choir rehearsal.- Thursday at: 720
T. m. ,
Catechetical class, Saturday at 630
a. m.
Visitors and friends' alwsvs wai.
come at Zlon Lutheran church.
First Christian Church . '
Ninth and Oakdale
Ward A. Rice, Minister
Morning Services:
9:45 Bible School with mswi
classes for all ages.
tuios Morning Worship. Anthem.
"Thee We Adore," Wilson. Sermon,
"Something for Nothing." -
A nursery is nrovided to em ew
children of pre -school age. , ....
evening cervices: ,
30 Young; People' meeting.
730 Evening WorshlD. Bain tjv
Mrs. Margery Wymore. Sermon, "The
vaiue oi uii inurcn.
Calendar of Event:
Wednesday, :45 Fellowship din
ner. --
Thursday, 8:00 Alpha Delta annual
birthday party.
6:00 Cbotr rehearsal. , ,
Chnreh of the Brethren .
Ward S. Pratt. -Pastor
Services held In homes' of- friends
and members: 608 8. Oakdale St.,
sundsy evening nly.. -' - -
BYPO Youth meeting at 7 p. ra.
Program planned and given by young
people. Topic: "I Have a Response
c-IUty," with Oersld Pence as leader.
All young people urged . to . attend
and take part In these meetings,
Evening Worship service, 8 p.
Fellowship and -worship.. Message' on
"Down in the VsUey." ; ,
Sunday morning service In Ash
land: Church School,. 10 a.,m, "Jesus
and tba ssbbath." ' -
Worship, 11 a. m.. with the mes
sage on ' now uoa . H&ise up
Leader." ' -
Cnorch of Ood
Haven end Holly Street
-' T. O. Setterfleld. Pastor
The paator has moved from 738
W. 4 th street to 403 -King, where
the church is buying the property.
All communication should be msde
with the psstor there.
Bunaey ecnooi, 9:4a a. m. srwui
R. Walts, superintendent.
Worahlp, 11 a. m. Message by paator.
Special Prayer Service, church.
p. ra. i v w
reung people' meeting, eo p. m.
Service, 7:30 p. m. The pastor will
again deliver the message.
prayer ana Freiae oerviee, weanes-
dsy. 730 d. m.
Ths public is invited to su services.
Assembly of God
(Full Gospel Church)
11 Newtown Street
i' Rev. Harry a. Downey, Pastor
Sundsv Services:
Sundsy school, 0:45 a. m. Classes
for all sees.
The castor will sneak on timely
auDiecta at u a. m. ana t:s p.
services.
Christ Ambassadors, 630. A young
peonle'a aarvlce.
Tuesday, weanesosy ana Tnursaay,
7:46, there will be guest speakers
from among the oniciala and pres
bytery of Oregon District of Assem
blies of Ood, convening here on those
days. The speakers, namely. Rev. At-
wood Foster, district superintendent:
Rev. Lester Csrlsen. general and dis
trict presbyter: Rev. H. Ivan Ryan,
district presbyter.
The publio Is cordially Invited to
attena these services.
Friends Church in Medford
(Commonly called the Quakers)
16 Keene Wsy Drive
Mllo Clifton Ross. Pastor
10 a. m. Sundsy School.
11 a. m. Wessnlo. Message by Dr.
darvals A. Csrey, professor of Bible
st Psdflc college and president or
the Pastoral and Evangelletlc Board
of Oregon Yearly Meeting Reception
of new members.
13 noon Dinner in new Hobby
House.
3 p. m. First Anniversary Service.
4 p. rn. Christian Endeavor Ves
pers, with -movies of our youth
camps. Narration by Joseph O. Reece,
general superintendent of the church.
and Art Roberts ox Caldwell. Idaho,
president Northwest Friends Christian
Endeavor Union.
Thursday, 7:80 p. m. Prayer meet
ing at home of Mrs. D. M. Bowers.
21 Mistletoe.
First Methodist Chorch
Msln and Laurel Streets
Louis C. Klrby, D. D., Minister
Sunday School, 9:45 a. m. E. J. Neu
mann, superintendent. -
Worship, 11 a. m. The pastor speaks
on Problems Jesus Hsd to Over
come." Anthem by choir; solo by Mary
Anne Gates.
Evening service, 7:30 p. m. Sermon.
'A Man and His Birthright." Solo by
Thelma Severson. Army hour for sol
diers st close.
Youth services, 630 p. m. Sgt.
. Foorsqnar Gospel Chorch
Cor. Central and Jackson
t Rev. w. Bhesrburn, Paator
6:45 Sunday School, with classes
for everyone. Plannslboard and object
lessons which portray the .Gospel
truths to the hesrt of a child.
11:00 Worship. Missionary service.
Xev. Faith Shearburn will bring the
message. - ,
. 630 Young. People' , Crusader
service.
7:48 Evangelistic with Inspiration
al' songs snd testimonies. Rev. Doro
thy Parks, guest speaker.
7:46 Mid-week services Wednesday
and Friday evenings. K j .
3:30 Saturday. -Children's Victory
Band,
We Invite you to coma and womhin
the Lord with , us in plrlt and in
truui.
Chorch of the Nsraren '
Holly St. at First
Rev: tewts Hsll, evangelist and
churchman, widely known, will speak
Sunday at 10:45 a. m. and 730 p. ra
from the local pulpit. Rev. Hall la a
friend of many years' stendlng of
Fred M. Weatherford, paator. Music
for the dsy under supervision of
John Eby.
Sunday School. 6:48 a. m. directed
by Mrs. Msttle House. Special Inter
est Is developing In this department.
roung nopie-a meenngs, 630 p. m.
These are represented by three so
cieties, including junior, high school
age and eenlor youth.
Mid-week service Wednesday. 730
p. TO.
. A warm, cordial weleoma extended
to all.
Prmlhvterian Church
6th at Holly
Barry Hansen, Minister .
6:48 a, m Sunday School,
11 a. m. Worship. Anthrm
ehotr. Sermon: "Ths Church of ths
Living Ood." Junior surprise sermon
for children.
6 p. m Junior Christian, Endeavor
in cnurcn parlor. -
6 p, ra. Crusaders C. B. for all
young people of Junior high ag and
aoovo.
7 p. m. Senior Yoang People's 0.
X. for high school and college ass
young people. Servlee msn and their
wive heartily welcome.
Wedneaday, 6 p, m Ensign Oeonre
Tucker will show pictures of the Holy
Land. Everyone cordially Invited. Re
fresh mante followlm.
A nursery I provided for babies
and smsli children during morning
service, uraauat nurse in enarg.
Just 1 drop Peaetro
leae Drop la each
poatrll alp reu
Wreathe freer almost
inat amir. v m -T
Mad cold air. V
(imM aa much Iff.' sOo.
(llractad. Alwrrs get
ess uwmpm
Peaatre He
MEAT
CENTER
231 E. Sixth St.
Specials Sal., Oct. 18
GOVERNMENT t"A
Inspected and Graded
MEATS
Pol Roast ,
Tnder Beat
PORK
SAUSAGE
Fratb Mad
Fresh Ground
Beef
pork""
STEAK
Milk Fed VealQ.
Shld Steak. IbZOl
GOVERNMENT
'Inspected and Graded
MEATS
Keith Oelger win lead tb Wesley
group. Methodist Youth FsTiowsbtp
initiation service.
Wednesday prayer and study boor.
730 p. m.
s.fcnh alwj rfSMM amf taarh
I era meet Tuesdsy at 1:45 p. m. snd
0 3U p. m. xor pot-lues: qinnnr. xwus
sessions will b led by Miss Pearl
Sherlock, conference educator.
BYRD DOS DIES
Erie, Pa, (U.R) Balou, the
12-yearld tnalarnute dog with
Boy Scout Paul Siple and Ad
miral Richard Evelyn Byrd In
the) Antarctic xrom 1BS3 to 1939,
died here on the 15th anniver
sary of the galling of the first
Byrd expedition in 1928. Balou.
living here with Siple'i parents
for eight years, guttered infirm
ities of old age.
HOME-FRONT SPIRIT
, Newton, Mass. 0J.B Mrs.
John Dorenbaum meant it when
she told her husband he would
get along all right when he
wanted to enlist in the Navy 14
months ago. Since then, she has
single-handedly managad Ida
drug store; continued to bring
up their 8-year-old son, Martin;
and given a gallon of her blood
to the Red Cross In eight dona
tions. -... . J". . '. . J
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-s - ssTiest ovencrisp, ovsnrsreet, .
rhst scMs new irti...mskes bresVCsit something to e.
i breakfast something t
tap sbout thsfl Rusks ul Onlck energy for the "fresh tart,'
ftsmins to keep going. Recipes on package offer dellfhtful way
so fortify other aaaals with Raakeaf vitamioa, protain, minerals.
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Regardliur tb curfew, it means, (
Heath for Italians to go o
their houses at night kfCHt"
food and water.
Th IUUans said tj
koldlers patrolling tv
not cnauenge ori
They shoot first, j
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Italian hav beAv
way during th Ig
th people who- .
area, said: Tho
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tnedieal supplies
demies of both ti
are raging.
Since the ky
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tended that th;
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