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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1943
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Church Notices
Church of Jesus Christ of
Utter-Us; Salnta
S31 WW Secood fit.
Bart D. Clement. Branch President,
623 E. Mala fit.
Sunday School, 10 a. in.
Priesthood Ralief Society, Primary.
11:30.
Evening Serrlce. 7:80 p. m. Speak
er. Sgt. Walter Kehrtng.
Tuesday, 730 p. BL, U. L 1 Christ
maa party.
Jacksonville Praebyteriaa Chare t
Lawrenoe H. VUtchelmore, Pastor
10:80 a. m. Bible School.
11:80 a. m. Annual Bible School
Christmas program with recitation,
song and treat. Mrs. Hiram Bernt
ori. director, assisted by teachera and
oil leers.
6:30 p. m. Junior Christian En
deavor Patty Harris, leader.
730 p. m. High Bchool C. S Bob
Beach, president.
rilCTuD. DUiiurw tuuren
B. Jackson and Bessie Streets
Rev. D. D. PhlUlps, Pastor.
Sunday Bchool. 0:45 a. m. Sid
ney O. Tig he. superintendent, with
qualified staff of teachers tot all
Classes.
Pastor will use his Christmas ser
mon theme at 11 m-. "A Living
Memory." Mrs. West. Mrs. Karl Hoi
man and Miss Vera Sanders will ren
der special muslo at this service.
P. H. Y. P. B. will meet at 6:80
p. m. Miss Elva Thompson In c barge.
7:30 p. m. Testimony and congre
gational singing. Evening message.
-Whose Bon Is He," by pastor.
rirst Christian Church
Ninth and Oakdale
Ward A. Rico, Minister.
. Mora In z Services:
' 0:46 Bible School. Graded classes
for all ages.
10:88 Morning Worship. Anthem,
"The BheeD Lav White Around,"
Shure. Sermon, "In the Darkness of
the NlKht."
Nursery provided tor children ot
pre-school age.
Evening Services:
6:30 Young People's meeting.
7:80 Evening Worship. Christmas
cantata, "The King Cometh." by
Stultz, to be presented by choir un
der direction of Effle Herbert Kurta.
Calendar of Events:
Monday, 7:30 Scout meeting.
ny children of Bible Bchool.
Friday, 7 to 8:30 Young People's
caroling.
Saturday, 7:80 Servicemen's
Christmas party.
Bees Creek Gospel Mitels
Rev. Henry Lacy, Pastor.
Sunday school 10 ft. au supervised
by Truman OoUtns and corps ot
teachers,
Morning worship, 11.
Bvenlnir service. 7:80.
Rev. Edwin Cox speaking at services.
Christmas program will be given at
church Thursday, Dee. S3, I'M p. m.
Everybody com and bring your
friend.
Phoenix Christian Chare
Ronald Whlted. Minister.
Morning Services:
Bible School, 10 a. m.
Preaching. 11 a. m. Christmas tree
and treat for tittle folks. -
Evening Services:
Young People's meeting. 6:80.
Candlelight services. 7:80. All are
Invited to come and enjoy an hour of
praise - and - devotion. - MemDersnip
urged to be on tuns as minister
comes from Eugene.
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Authorised branch of The Mother
Church, The First Church ot Christ,
Scientist, in Boston, Mass,
Services art held every Sunday at
11 o'clock, subject Dec 19. "Is the
Universe, Including Man, Evolved by
Atomlo Force?' . . " '
0:30 Sundsy School.
8:00 Wednesday evening meeting,
which Includes testimonials of Chris
tian Science healing.
The reading room, which la located
at 414 and 416 Mediord Center build
ing. Is open from a. m. to 6 p. m.
witn UDrarian in attendance.
- Charon of the Nazarene
Holly at First.
9:45 a. m. All department ot Sun'
day School will participate in annual
Christmas urogram.
10:46 a. m. Under - direction of
John Eby, carols will bet heard by
choir. Fred M. Weatherford will de
liver sermon, "The Prince of Peace
and a Sword.'
730 p. m. Chorus choir ot thirty
voices will present cantata entiled,
"The Chorus In the Skies. by Ttl
lotson and Holton. Pastor will speak
on "The Magi and the King of Kings "
6:30 p. m. Young People will pre
sent program commemorating advent
ot the Messiah.
The public la cordially Invited to
attend.
, Advent Christian Charrm
West Jackson at Welch
Trvln Dupraj, Minister.
Bible School. 10:1ft. Ruth Babb, su
perintendent. Preaching, 1140. Subject. "Rome tn
the Light ot Prophecy.1 Illustrated.
Catholic Church
Father Black, pastor.
Sunday masses, 630, B.-OQ, 9:80.
11:00 a. m.
Weak day masses, 9:00 a. m.
Everyone la welcome to all services
Church open to visitors from early
morning until night. . '
Hlstorie Charrh, Jacksonville
John and Marlon Skinner, Co-Pastors.
Sunday School, 10 a. m,
WorshlD. 11 a. m.
Children's meetlnc Saturday, 9
p. m- 'under the direction ot Miss
Enid skinner.
We cordially invite you to these
services where a warm welcome awaits
you.
Phoenlf Presbyterian Chnrch
Lawrence H.-Mltchelmore. Pastor
10 . a. m. Morning Worship. .Ser
mon. "Christmas Treasures."
11 a. m. Christmas Bible scnooi
program for community. Each person
aaaed to onng "wniia gut.
4 p. m. Junior Christian Endeavor
6 p. m. Young People's society.
Mr. Mltchelmore, leader.
Talent Methodist Chnrch
Dr. Bruce, pastor.
Sunday, 9 30. morning worship.
Christmas message by pastor.
10:35. Sunday school, Clarence Hold
ridge, superintendent.
8:00. Methodist Youth Fellowship.
Wednesday. Dec 33. 7:50, prayer
meeting and Bible atudy.
Thursday, Dec 33, 730, annual
Christmas program.
. Friends Chnrch In Med ford .
' (Commonly called Quakers)
16 Keene Way Drive
Mllo CW ton Ross, Minister.
10 a. m. Sunday School.
11 a. m. Worship. Sermon: "Why
the Wise Men Came." Varied program
of muslo and recitations in Loo or of
Christmas season.
13 noon Christmas tree and ex
change of gifts In Hobby House for
children.
There will be no mid-week prayer
meeting this week.
IN NIGHT FORAY
5th Army Group Penetrates
Enemy Lines Kills or
Wounds 40 All Return.
Talent Friends Chnrch
Meeting In Baptist Building on
Sunday Evening. -Mllo
Clifton Ross. Minister.
T d. m. Christian Endeavor. -
730 Evening Evangellstlo service.
sermon, "aoing bsck me inner
Way." Varied program ot music and
recitations.
Tuesday, 8 p. m. Prayer meeting tn
homea ot community aa announced.
Seventh-day Adventlst Charrh
Corner Cdwards snd Beatty Sts.
O. A. Thompson, Pastor.
Saturday. 10, Sabbath school.
Saturday, 11:15, communion service.
Saturday, 4 :30, Young Peoples'
meeting.
Sundav. 7:30 n m.. sermon. "How
We Know the Exact Date the Judg-
Wednesday. 7:30 p.m., prayer meet
ing. Topic, "The Righteous Use ot
Unrighteous Mammon."
St. Mark's Chnrch (Anglican)
6th and Oakdale.
Rev. George R. Turney, rector.
Fourth Sunday In Advent. . .
ft, holy communion.
9:46, church school.
11, morning prayer and sermon.
13. Bt. Mark'a altar guild meeting.
3 to 5, open bouse at rectory.
7:90, church pageant
Tuesday, St. Thomas. 8k Junior
guild meeting, rector's study.
Thursday. 7:46, choir rehearsal.
Friday, Christmas eve. 6 p.
preparation service. 11:16 p.
choral eucharlst and procession.'
Saturday, Christmas day. S. holy
communion. 11, noiy communion.
St. Peter's Lutheran Church
(Synodlcal Conference)
X. Main and Portland Ave.
Harry H. Young, Pastor.
Sunday school at 6:46.
Divine worship at 11:00.
A short business meeting will
held right after the morning service
Central A venae Church Of Christ
C. Albert Vernon, pastor adlnterum.
Will there be an empty chair at
your Christmas dinner table? A sil
ent moment when a voice would
.-, -,. have snokenf The Prince of Peace
First Methodist Church has come, yet we nave war. Why
Main and Laurel Streets does our God not stop this slaughter
Louis C. Klrby, Minister. " tof mothers' sons?
Sunday School, 0:46 a. m. I Morning message: "Scriptural Rea-
Morning woranip,ii a. m. pastor sons God Doesn't Stop the War,
NEXT ...
LORD'S DAY
MORNING
CENTRAL AVENUE.
CHURCH
CHURCH OF
CHRIST
"Scriptural Reasons
God Doesn't Stop
the War"
Basket Dinner After
the Service
preaching Ohrlatmas sermon on: "The
King of Olory." Anthem, "Harken
All. What Holy Blnglng." Solo, -In
D-.V.I-V.-.-. M..tk fito-ll. filrlu" ht
Icpl. Max Tlsger. Processional gift ot
tering win Da tajcen tor toreign mis
sionary work.
Christmas musical, will be present
ed by choir at 7:30 p. m.. consisting
of eleven selections, under leadership
or upi. mi neger.
Confirmation Instruction Wednes
day, 7:30 p. m.
Sunday school Christmas program
will be given by the children Christ
mas eve, next Friday, at 8 p. m In
the Uncoln school auditorium
N. Bartlett and Maple Streets. The
public cordially Invited.
Christmas service next Saturday at
i;w in cnapei on foreland Ave,
Visitors are always welcome.
Bible school at 10 with gra:! d
classes tor all agea. The urd'a sup- Shearburn brlntlng
pci mv ... rmiuwBuip uumoi tienufl was Born
Foursquare Gospel Church
Comer Central and Jackson
Rev. W. Shearburn. Pastor.
0:45. Sunday school with da-sea for
an. -me wise Men" will be illus
trated on Flannelboard.
11. worship; Rev, Faith Shearburn
speaking.
0:30, young People's Crusade service
730. evangelistic service: Rev. W.
message, "When
BRITISH PATROL
the service,
evening.
Evangellstlo service In
Church of God
Raven and Holly Sts.'
T. O. Satterfleld, Pastor.
, Church School. 9:46 a. m. Brwln R.
Walte, superintendent. A class and a
Youth meeting. 830. for high school .welcome lor all ages.
and young adults.
Sunday School Christmas program
and treat will be. held Thursday at
7:80 p. m.
Zion English Lutheran Chnrch r
West Fourth at Oakdale
Karl W. Broclchaus, Pastor.
0:45 a. m. Sunday School.
11 a. m. Worship Service.
7:30 p. m. Children's Christmas
service. . . -
The pastor will conduct regular
morning worship service and preach
on theme, "Until the Day Dawn "
No Luther League meetings, due to
children's Christmas service, to which
general public la Invited.
Mornlna Worship. 11 a. m. Message
by pastor, "Loyalty or Patriotism."
special prayer service at church.
6 p. m.
young people's meeting, 6:30 p. m.
Evening Service. 7:30 p. m. Pastor
wilt deliver message.
Prayer and praise service Wednes
day, 7:90 p.
i:au, wearr-sasy, Christmas pro
gram. Each claa will give presenta
tion of sona, recitations and dramns.
followed by Chris mas play, "The
Spirit of Christmas."
The public is extended a cordial
invitation.
Musicale Sunday
At 7:30 Service in
Methodist Church
A Christmas muslrale will
De presented at the MthnHit
Thepublic is invited to all services. I church Sunday evening at 7:30
The program follows:
' Church of the Brethreii
- Ward E. Pratt, Pastor
123 Oberlln St., Ashland
Evening Service at fi06 Beatty St.,
Medford.
BYPD at 7 p. m. for young people.
b p. m..f Christmas worship pro-
Sunday School teachera and officers ,ram by BYPD. Worship, music, car-
will meet Tuesday, 7:30 p. m.
intermediate league cnrlstmaa par
ty Wednesday, 7:00 p. m. In church.
Cbrlstmss Eve Candlelight service,
11 p. m. Friday.
No services Christmas Day.
You are always welcome at Eton
Lutheran church. - t
ola, scripture and leadings.
Morning services at Ashland church:
10 a. m Church School. "God's
Message In Bis Son."
11 a. m., morning Worship. Chil
dren's program and "White Gift"
Service. (Gifts for children of cloth
ing and handwork materials.) Christ
mas message. Offering for "World
Wide Missions.'
Saturday Special
Stollen Coffee Cakes
The ideal Christmas Holiday Coffee Cake.
Filled with Mixed Glazed Fruits and topped
with Candied Cherries and Sliced Walnuts..
' (Delicious when heated), each 25C
No Holiday
Is Complete
Without one of Fluhrer's Old English Fruit
Cakes. $1.10 and up
BABY DOLLS Just a few left, each $1.25
' For Fine Cake and Pastries
Highway Tabernacle .
Martin R. Brunswick, pastor
Eagle Point, Oregon
Sunday, 0 :4a a. m. Sunday School.
Olasses for all agea. .
11 m. m. Worship, sermon, "Losing
and. Finding Jesus."
7:30 p. m. Sunday School will give
Christmas program of recitations, vo
cal and musical selections and abort
play. J. J. Uoulton, superintendent, In
charge of program.
Tuesday, 7:30 p. m. Young People's
meeting. This service for everyone,
with young people in charge.
Thursday, 7:30 p. m. Bible atudy
and prayer meeting. Special studies
on doctrines of Bible.
.The public la cordially Invited.
. Assembly of Ood
(Full Oospel Church)
11 Newtown Street
Rev. Barry a. Downey, Pastor.
Sunday services:
Sunday School, SS a. m. Olasses
ior au agea.
Worship. 11 a. m. Pastor soeaklnt
on "Personal Relationship with Ood
rroviaea in tsarist.
linrut AmDasseaors, 0:30. A young
people's meeting that la interesting
oa spiritual.
Evangellstlo service. 7:45. Timely
message from the word ot Ood. These
services are attended with special
music and aong.
Mid-week services: Wednesday
Christmas program. Special muslo.
songs, recitations and Bible readings
The public Is cordially invited to
any or all of these servlees.
Processlonril, O Come All Ye
Fs'thful, choir.
Evening Prayer, Rev. Louis
v,. ruroy.
Hark, the Herald Angels Sing.
cnoir.
Solo, Alleluia "(by . Mosart)
mpry-Anne Gates.
Joy to the World, choir.
A Mlphty Fortress Is Our
uoa, cnoir.
Solo, The Lord's Prayer (by
A. Mallote), Corp. Max. Tleger.
nemarxs Dy the pastor and
offering.
Offertory. Sons of the Shen-
herds. ,
Solo, O Holy Nieht. Helen
nisn fierce.
The First Noel, choir.
Emanuel, choir.
Silent Night. Holy Night,
choir.
Benediction, the pastor.
Directed by Corp. Max Tieger,
Organist, Doris C. Lantz.
' By Reynolds Packard
(United Press Correspondent)
With Fifth Army. Dec. 17.
(U.R) A strong British patrol
crossed- the Garigliano river at
a twin bridge northwest of
Mount Maggiore during the
night, killed or wounded -40
Germans, and came back with
one man wounded, their only
casualty.
The patrol made the crossing
with the stealth of American
Indian warriors, keeping In the
shadows cast by brilliant
moon and bypassing German
sentinels.
At each farmhouse In which
were sleeping Germans, the
British left behind a number of
men armed with grenades and
tommy guns.
All At Once
After mannin; nearly a dozen
houses, the patrol let go with
gun and grenade, killing most
of the Germans and mowing
aown tnese who tried to flee.
The patrol first crossed the
twin bridge silently, one by one,
crawling to take advantage of
the shadows. . The first group
posted at a farmhouse had
nearly half an hour to waif be
fore the pre-arranged zero hour
when "all hell broke loose."
Taken by surprise, the Ger
mans nevertheless tried to cut
off the patrol by sending guards
to the bridge. But the British
fought their way back across it
in hand-to-hand clashes.
MA FLU VIRUS
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San Francisco, Dei. 17 U.P) i
Type A influenza virus, isolated
from specimens of California
and Oregon patients and corre
soondlng to the virus found
elsewhere In America during
the present influenza epidemic,
indicate the disease has spread
from the east to the Pacific
coast, the state department of
health announced today,
"Since type A influenza virus
was first isolated in 1033, alt
outbreaks found to be due to
this agent have been uniformly
mild," Dr. Wilton L. Halverson
director of the department, said.
He said type A vlm was
responsible for the California
Influenza epidemic of Decem
ber, 1940, and said that at that
time temperatures rarely rose
above 102 degrees. The Illness
lasted only ,a few days and
there were few deaths,' he said.
NAZIS-ADMIT GUILT
Kharkov, Dec. 17, (U.R)
Three members of the German
army pleaded guilty before a
Russian military court today to
complicity in the mass murder
of thousands of Soviet civilians
and war prisoners during the
Nazi occupation of Kharkov,
Children Will Give
Christmas Program
At Zion Lutheran
Children of the Sunday school
of Zion Lutheran church will
hold their annual Christmas
program Sunday at 7:30 p. m.
Highlighting the service wiU
be a pageant presented by the
senior department In which the
following will take part: The
reader, Joan Blunkall; an angel,
Nancy Swero; Joseph, Darrel
Cachelln; Mary, Arlen Rusk;
wise men, Merton Ball, Roger
Hogstrom and Robert Gilman;
sign bearers, Joy, Gay Cache
lln; Hope, Alberta Puhl; Faith,
Frank Lagesen; Love, Phyllis
Hannaford;; Peace, Henry
Stevens.
Junior department In the
nursery and beginners grades
will give group recitation
"Around the Manger1' and ling
"Away in a Manger.
Others taking part will be
Fidelia Boone, Dick Hanson and
Colleen Rose, who will lead in
prayer; BUI Canon, who will
present the recitation "Christ
mas Good News;" Duane Peter
son and Darlene Neeley who
will give the reading, "Our
Christmas," and Agnes Lagesen
and Norman Love who will pre
sent the recitation, "O Thou
by a Star Didst Guide."' Tra
ditional Christmas carols will be
sung and at the conclusion of
the service gifts will be pre
sented to all children present
The general public Is cordi
ally invited to attend the service.
SS-STORY FALL
New York, Dec. 17 CU.P)
An unidentified man leaped 1,
000 feet from the 86th floor ob
servation platform of the Em
pire State building into 33rd
street today and was killed in
stantsneously. His body nar
rowly missed pedestrians In the
street crowded with Christmas
shoppers.
The Eastern Oregon State Tu
berculosis Hospital located at
The Dalle was opened In 1929
and has accommodations for 200
patients.
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IW ANOTHIK lONft TODAY
' The Apostolic Faith I
. Cor. 3rd St. and N. Central
Re?. C. W. Froet, Putor
ao-tunday School. The Junior
chorua and orchestra will give a
ChrtBtinaa muslo program.
11 :00 DeroUonal service. Xnsplrlm
I testimonies and a vital message.
. :00 Young People's meeting.
Everyone under forty Invited. Con
ducted wholly by young people.
7:48 Kvangellstlo Service. Program
of Christmas muslo will Include: Cho
rus choir, "The Shepherds' Vision,"
by Mary Rosa, and "The Lord Ood
Will Come." by Carrie B. Adams: or
chestra,' "The Bridal Rose Overture.
1 by O. Lavallee. "In the Oreai Be
yond. by. Ellis Brooks, and "Around
the Christmas Tree." by Tbeo. U. To
tem. 4:00 Tuesday and Friday evenings
Bo collect Ions.
Wanted! Men and
Women Who Are
Hard of Hearing,
To eaalre this stnple, aa rtsk bearing teat
If fon are temporarily deafens), bothered
by rinsing kNiainr bead noises due to hard
ened or cosgalsted wa (eeroroes), try the
Ourine rime Method test that so many say
nas enabled them to bear well again. Yes
nost bear better after nuking this stsnph)
teat or you get yoor money back at aaea
Aak abevt Onrtoo Ear Drove today a
TWO RED POINTS FREE
-To Buy Meat or Butter!
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TWO RED POINTS and 4 will be given free to you (or every
pound of used cooking fat you turn in to your meat dealer.
These points can be used any time, anywhere, for the purchase
of any foods requiring red ration stamps.
& 0 i 2 RBDPOIKTS t &
UT NOT PRIMARILY for the free points will you save usad
cooking fats. It's because fats make glycerine and glycerine
Is needed to make gunpowder, medicines and other battlefield
essentials. No fat is too black or burned to yield crystal-clear
glycerine. No amount is too small. So save every drop in arty
kind of tin can, not glass. 8 tart today)
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That Lends Variety to the Holiday Menus
We have a wide variety of fancy foods that make easy the task
of planning your various Holiday Meals. We bars food that is
ideal for gifts, too. and these days no gift would be mere thor
oughly appreciated. Save time, trouble, parking worries and
gasolinel Use Holloway's Delivery Service.
QUALITY VEGETABLES for the
CHRISTMAS FEAST
Cranberry Sauce, "Wet Peak". .. . . i .. . . . .... ... ..19
Oysters, large 7la o. can 43
Fancy Whole Kernel Corn, No. 2 can, 2 for. 35
Little Tender Peas, No. 2 can, -2 for 35
Extra Fancy AU Green Asparagus, No. 2 can. ........ 45
Pumpkin, large 2 can..... 15
Sweet Spuds, large 2 can , .............. 33
GIVE rOODS FOR XMA8 FANCY
PACKS of DRY FRUITS or FRUIT CAKES
We have a good assortment of Fresh Dates,
Peels, Raisins, Currants, and Nuts .
(And Some Candy Next Week)
Ginger Ale, Sparkling Water, Tom Collins Mix. . . .qt 20
Plus Deposit
Pineapple, crushed, No. 2 23
Walnuts, ungraded locals, lb 29t
Extra Special Fresh Stock Fig Bars, lb 29
Walnut Meats, a lb.. 45
"lour, Kitchen Queen $2.39
our, Drifted Snow $2.49
Holloway's Suggest These
Tasty Fruits & Vegetables
Lettuce
Celery
' Red Cabbage
Parsley
Italian Sgiasb
Peppers
Radishes
Oreea Onions
Savoy Cabbage
Oreen Beens
Cauliflower
Fresh Peat
Italian Broccoli
Egg Plant
China Cabbage
Parsnips
Endive
Spinach
Turnips
Beets
Cucumbers
Hothouse Tomatoes
Cranberries
Danish Squash
Banana Squash
drape
Comics Pears
Orange
Lemons
Orspefrult
Limes
Avocados
Fresh Pinessnto
Tangerines
Persimmons
Sweet Potatoes
Yams
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