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Church
' Catholle Chared
VatHef UlACk. DUtOT.
unsay masses. SJO. IM. M,
11:00 a. m.
Week da HUM. 6:00 a. m.
' Kvsryone la welcome to all eervloes.
enures open to v:iiux inn va,,
Morning until nignt
aavent ChrlitUn Church
Wen Jackson t Welch
Irrln Duprsy. aflnleter.
Bible School, 10:16.
PMhlna. 11 JO. Sublect Wltl DC ID
nrooiiau mil blended with
CnrlaUaa story.
Sunday nigat will be devoted to a
. Christian program, I p. a
Tbeee are stlrrlug Umee; let us tell
you about tbeee days la the light of
propbeojr. Cocoe, In ue worabip to
gethar. Church of the Brethren
. Ward K. fratt, fas lor,
12 Obsrlut at, Aahlaod.
venlftg eervloee at 606 Beettj St..
Morton borne.
I p. m. BVPD. Theme: Introduc
tion to 1M4-" rot all young people.
g p, m. Evening Worsnip. Message
from Ood's Word: "Ood In Our
1 Mldat." Luke IH14-S6.
under morning eerrloM In Ath
land: 10 a. m Church School) "Our Be-
aponie to Code ant."
II a. a. Morning Worship. Theme:
"Completing 184J." otlerlng for Breth
ren aervloe.
. Cnerch of the Nazarene
Holly at riret.
' JYed M. Weatherford, peator-even-'
gelut. will be heard In two CnrUtmai
meeaegee Sunday. Topic for 10:46 a. m.
- la, "The Wonderful ChrUt": 1:80 p. m,
' "The etngello Anthem." Special sea
sonal antbeau under direction of
John Eby. i
Sunday School, 1:45 a. m., under
leaderablp of Mrs. Mettle House.
young People! meeting repreeent
tag three dlvlalona at 6:80 p. m.
kid-week aervloe, Wedneaday, 7:S0
p. m.
The public, Including men In uni
form, cordially welcomed.
nret rreabrterlan Church
Holly at Eighth Street.
Bam Ranaen. Minuter.
0 preparatory Prayer Service In
6:44 Oburah Bible School. Graded
II a. aa Chrlstmea Service. Special
mualo by cbolr and. by requeet. aa an
anthem, "Ob Laav your Soeep." Ser
' asoa, "Vlalon A Message of Chriat
' nua." Junior aurprtee aermon for
ebUdren, "What Can you See?"
Crater Lake dletrlot Ohrletlan In-
Sea vor rally, Tuueday, Dec. 36, 940
to 6 JO, la our cburob, with dinner
to 6 JO, la our cburob, with dinner
and aridraee fnllowlne at Vlrmt Ghrla.
tua ehuKb, 4 to p. m.
VBarfiMwI.v OO e-aft m m
w n K-i tiu..Li. fZ .k.. ...
m., new
h,,Hh
parlor,
' Assembly Ood '
. (full Oospel Cburob) ' '
. 11 Newtown Street.
Barry o. Downey, Paator. '
Sunday eervloee:
Sunday Scbool, 141 a. under an
- pervtsloa of Adreln Thompson. Classes
mulHWa VTW.WUp, S,
f WeaDona of Warfare."
Christ Ambassadors. 4:10. Touns
i peoplee aervloe that la Interesting
y sne, spiritual.
, Bvangellstio Servloe, 7:46 p. m. Met
Wednesday, 7:46, prayer and tarry
t Friday. S40, start of Toung Peo
, SJet rally, which la to be a watch-
Bight service. Rev. O. O. Baker wlU
, apeak at tbla aervloe, aa well as on
, Mew Tear's day at 8.30 and 7:30 p. m.
. Tbla la rally of our young people In
. tbla taction of the state.
, Tou bare a oordial Invitation to any
r all Usees eervMes.
JsneBsntM mtut saUawals mtm
' ' etaw. a D, Pbiuipa, Paator.
. Bunday aarvtoaai
Sunday School, 1:46 . m. Sidney
- O. Tlghe, superintendent. Claasea
. from aradla roll to adult age, eared
: (or by capable teachers.
Paator will deliver morning met
age. Theme, "The Central Trouble
: of Chrlatlanlty." Special mualo ren
dered at the morning and evening
. eervloee by Mrs. West, Mrs. Karl Hot-
. Ban and Vera Bandera,
6:60 p. m. PHYPS will meet In
SMlal aervloe, Mrs. Elva Thompson In
erg. Young people are urged to at
tend sermon..
Thame for the 7:80 p. m. eervlce.
"The flood Shepnerd," by pastor, pre
ceded by song and pralss aervloe
Mid-weak prayer aervloe Wed.. 7:80
p. m. Oommsnce a study In the Book
of Rocnana. Bring your Bible.
On Christmas ave our voung people
will present their ChrUtmss program.
The paetor attends a cordial Invita
tion to all.
aa r 1
Timer-worn words, but the mot! ap.
preprints of them all. When we gsy
"Merry Chrittmat" you can b sure
that ft Is expretsed with genuine
appreciation of Itt true meaning.
BROWNS
:AFE and BILLIARDS
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Notices
Fboenll Chriitlan Churrb
Ronald Wblted, Minister
Bible School. 10 a. m.
Preaching and Communion, U e. nv
Young People's meeting, S:30 p. uv
Bermon, 7:30 p. m.
Everyone le Invited to come and
apend an hour of worship with ue.
Phoenix Presbyterian Cburcb
Lawrence H. Mltchelmore, Paator
10 a. m Worihlp. 8. S. etory.
Sermon, "Other Beluge Have I None."
11 a. m. Bible scbool.
It nas been proposed that we bold a
special eervtce on New Year's day
morning. Watch for further Informa-
Jacksonville Presbyterian Church
Lawrence If. MJtebelmore, Paitor.
10:30 a. m, Bible School.
11 :30 a. m. Worship. Sermon. "Oth
er Refuge Hare I None." Choir num
ber. 8. M. S.
6 JO p. m. Junior Christian En
deavor meeting.
7.-30 p. mr High school Christian
Endeavor.
Free Methodist Church
Corner W. 10th and Ivy Ste.
Rev, M. P. Knlgge, pastor.
Sunday school 0:46.
Morning worship, 11:00. '
Young peoples meeting 6:46.
Evangel Istlo service 7 '30.
Wednesday night oraver meeting:
730.
We wish our cburcb friend: a very
Merry Cnrtstmaa and a Hsddv New
Year.
Talen Friends Church
Meeting In Baptist Building on
Sunday Evenlnge.
Mllo Clllton Rose, Paator.
T p. m. Christian Endeavor. An
nouncements of new Bible gamea and
drllla and continuation of study In
Book of Oeneele.
7:J0 p. m, Evening evangelistic
service, sermon ny paator: "Our Oreat
ett Opportunity During This World's
Crisis."
Tuesdey evening. 7:60 n. m. Prayer
and Slbla study In bomea of com
munity, aa announced.
Tuesday evening Youna oeonle of
cburcb ere cooperating in Christian
Endeavor rally to be beld at first
Christian and Presbyterian ohurches
In Medford.
The foursquare Church
Cor. Central and Jackson
Rev. w. Bbearburn, Pastor. '
0:4S Aundav 0hnAt ,1th
for all.
11:00 Worahln. P. wtH
bum will speak.
6:80 Young People'a Crusader aerv
loe. 7 an tn.nlMll..n.l w.
J service. Rev. w. bhearburn will apeak
ion the eublect. "Christ on tti.i
."" w. onearburn will apeal
I On the Subject. "Christ On Trial."
Li7 rrtd N,w Tear's Watch-
! Night MTVlce. With different mMlr,M
I testimonies uiri mnj. u . .
Js". wuu auierent speakers,
testimonies and annua Raw ann u
John Brown of Grants Pass will be
nreachlne
The publio la given a oordial Invi
tation. The Apostolic Faith
Comsr 3rd St. and If. Central.
Rev. 0. W. Frost, pastor.
sw!Sfl. HlinrtdW tntiMl re.-ai
, ervaswa. AaltotcOLWlK
oltuei for kll age, including tn adult
Biblf clM.
tl;00, mornlnf darotlontl wrvlM
InKnimtlnnal ilnnln. ..ti. i.
f - weesraeaata, HDBtliUVllKI, Ada
: vital meuage from thtt word of Ood.
wub j-wpitj meerini. These
meet MB! Ar nmtilna a 1...1..
- r.v....B m Dist nimyum'
won to tn youn people, and you an
urged to attend and enjoy them.
7:45, evangelistic, meeting, i Openi
with a program of mualo by the
organtet, orchestra, and mixed chorus
w, jtueoasv ana Friday evenings.
TOU Will til vat.,.. '
, -.wj, B 1 nana it
weioome at our aervlcee. The truth
la oraaehjw It. i. ..n
ewwj auaiAADBel, sltU we
never take a collection.
First Christian Church
Ninth and Oekdale.
' Medford, Oregon.
; Ward A, Rloe, Minuter.
Homing services:
:e& nihu . ' ... . .
. ...w. wiMi arauea
Ueses for all ages.
iu:eo atorning Worabip. Ladles'
ohorua, "O Leave Tour Sheep." Ser
mon. "Why call Them Wise Men"
Nursery provided for children of ore
school ago.
There will be no Toung People's
meetins flunrf . " r:
eervloee ' ""evening
Calendar of ovente:
Monday, 7:30, Scout meeting.
Tueadav. nut-i. v. X
11- n . .wiug reopie-s
rally. S:30. Presbyterian ohurob. 6:00.
"iu-1., uiirieiisn cnurch.
Wednesdav. a-nn ui..i
tlVS at hnma n, .
Mn . T . n uregory,
8a E. Jackson. Mra. Hugh Scovell!
wtwi.es nv IIUBlUJ,
Thursday, 7:so. eholr rehearsal. No
mid-week service.
Friday, Annual meetins. 6.46. dinner
and An nil It I mauatl n. a,n a s. ...
Church social. Ila0a:05. Devinionl
al aervices.
Saturday, 7:30, Servicemen's party
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MEDFORD MAIL
Seventh-Day Adventlet Cbnreh
Corner Edwards and Beatty strceta.
O. A. Thompson, Paetor.
Saturday. 10 a. m Sabbath Scbool.
11:16 Sermon, "The Deeper Mean
ing of the Birth of Christ."
4:80 Youri People'a meeting.
Wedneeday, 7:30 p. m-Prayw
meeting.
Institute of Effective Spiritual
Thinking
During absence of Mr. Barry V. Oil
more. Mre. Effle Nelson wui conduct
the meeting Tuesday, Deo. 26, at 816
Medford Center building hours from
8 to 0 p. m. Mrs. Nelson assures ua
that she baa a very Interesting sub
ject. All are welcome.
Friends Cburcb In Medford
16 Koeno Wey Drive.
Mllo Clifton Rosa. Pastor.
10 a. m Sunday Scbool. Trained,
consecrated teachers for the different
age groups.
11 a. m-ateeung ror woranip. ope-
olal music. New Year'a sermon by
paator, "Looking Toward a Year of
Victory."
Tuesday afternoon and evening:
Young people of church are cooperat
ing in Christian Endeavor rally, to be
held at the First Christian and Prea-
byterlan church.
Thursday, 7:30 p. m, Prayer meet
ing and Bible study.
First Baptist Church
, 6th and K. Central Sta. . .
Wotford A. Dawes, Paator.
Bible School, 0:45. Classes for all
ajea. Mr. Fred Landers, superintend
ent.
Morning Worship. 11 a. m. Pastor's
sermon, "Qood Will Toward Men."
There will be special music by the
cbolr.
Young People'a groups meet at 6:30.
Evening Worship, 7:30. Choir, under
direction of S6gt. Bob Carlson, will
present the Christmas story In song.
There wlU be anthems, duets and so
los. Paator will speak briefly on, "No
Room." Fellowship hour following
evening service.
All are Invited to worship with us.
Talent Methodist Church
- Dr. O. W. Bruce, Paator
Sunday, Dec. 26:
9:80 Morning Worship.
10:86 Sunday School. Clarence
Roldrldge, superintendent.
Mlselonary Sunday program planned.
2 80 Meeting of Sunday school
Board for election of officers. B
Methodist Youth Fsl'owshlp In
charge of Lola Thompson and Agnes
Lacy.
Friday,. Deo. gi:
8:30 p. m. New Year Worship Serv
ice In cbaMe of Chaplain O 8. Locaue-
ment 01 letn cevairy, camp White
Special mualo from Camp planned.
niter service, young people meet in
Youth Fellowship room for fun and
fellowship, with guests from Camo
White, to herald New Year In.
First Methodist Church
Main and Laurel Streete.
Louis C. Klrby, D. D. Minister
Sunday School. 0:46 a. m.
Morning Worship. 11 a. m. Sermon
by pastor, "Love Vella the Future."
Anthem, "Come Emmanuel," by ohoir
Solo, "Jesus Only," by Joyce Bate man
Evening Service. 7:80 s. m. Paator
will be assisted In this service bv
Sam Reuacb, Clifford Fanger and Cpl.
Lawrence pope. suDiect. "The Pass
ing of the Old Year and the Coming
of the New." Social hour for soldiers
at close of eervlce.
Youth meetings, 130 p. m. Adult
group will be led by Gilbert Bcheur-
.ecne.
A New Year'a celebration will be
observed In our dhuroh on January
1, at :so. Program consists of not-
luck dinner followed by special mu
eloal numbers and remtnlsoenocs.
Mid-week service Wednesday eve
ning at 7:30.
Don't forget
the War Bonds
YOU buy thii
holiday season
will epeed the
day when our
. b 0 y t will be
bank and we
ean celebrate a
real old-fashioned
PEACEFUL
Chris tmes.
M,
'ERI
begin to bring you the many
good withes which wo hold for
you and your family. Al
tiny token of our high regard
for your patronage and friend
ships during the past year, and
at a renewed pledge of the ser
vice which ws conttsntty ttrlvs
to offer, may ws take this 00
cation to ssnd you our very
best wishes for s happy ChriiN
mat and a New Year f illed with
all the good thing of life.
GLENN
"Men's
TRIBUNE, MEDFORD.
Highway Tabernacle
Martin R. Brunswick, paator.
Eagle Point, Oregon.
flarvlcea:
Sunday Sunday Scbool claaaee for
all area, p:ao a. m. atormni; woianip,
sermon by paator. Special Missionary
Droerem. 7:30 p. m.
Tuesday Young people In charge,
7:30 o. m.
Thursday Bible atudy and prayer
meeting.
The public la cordially Invited.
St. Mark's Cbureh (Anglican)
6th and Oekdale suaeta.
Rev. Oeorga R. Turns y rector.
First Sunday after Christmas.
S, holy communion.
g:46, omitted.
11, choral eucbarlat and aermon.
4:30, Junior church school an
clses, pariah house. .
Minday. Bt. John Evangelist.
Tuesday. Holy Innocents.
Friday, 0, holy communion.
Saturday, Clrcumelealon of Christ.
19, holy communion; 11, holy corn.
munion.
First Church Of Christ, Scientist
Authorized branch o( The Mother
Church, The First Church of Christ,
Scientist, In Boston, slasa.
Services are beld every Sunday at
11 o'clock. Subject Deo. 26, "Christian
Science."'
0.30, Sunday school.
8:00, Wedneeday evening meeting,
which Includes testlmonlale of Chris
Han Science beallnga.
The reading room, w.ileh la located
at 414 and 416 Medford Canter build
ing, la open from 9 a. m. to 6 p. m..
wltb librarian In attendance.
Zlon English Lutheran Chnrch
West Fourth at Oekdale
Karl W. Brockhaua, Pastor.
Christmas eva Candlelight eervlce.
11 p. m.
Sunday, December 26:
11 a. m. Worship service, Holy
Communion.
6 p. m. Intermediate Luther
League.
7 p. Senior League.
8 p. m. Young People's League.
Sunday School children's Christmas
Thursday, 2 p. m. New Year Watch
night Servloe.
Friday at 8:30 p. m. with social
hour following.
Visitors and friends alwaya wel
come at Zlon Lutheran church.
St. Peter's Lutheran Church
(Synudlcal Conference)
B. Main and Portland Ave.
Harry H. Young, Pastor
A children's Christmas program
will be given this evening (Friday) at
8 o'clock In the Lincoln school audi
torium, N. Bartlett and Maple Sta.
All children taking part In the pro
gram ere aaked to be there at 7.60.
Christmas services Satuidav In the
chapel on Portland avenue at 11 a. m
Chaplain vaniluaen will occupy the
pulpit.
Sunday sohool Sunday. 0:46 a. m.
Holy Communion Service Sunday,
11 a. m. Registration for Holy Com
munion will still be accented before
the aervloe.
Confirmation claas wtll not meet
this oomlng week. The public la al
waya welcome at our. service.
Sltlars Arrive Hems
For Holiday Vacation
Misa Mary Wall and Miss
Janet Wall are In Medford to
tpend Christmas with their
mother, Mrs. A. M. Wall, Mc
Andrewg Road. Miss Mary
Wall is employed near Oak-
lend, Calif., ; and Mist Janet
Wall, storekeeper third class in
the WAVES, is stationed at San
Diego.
Dee Mall tribune want Ada.
wnrdt cannot
H. UTZ
Wear"
OREGON, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1943
Society
ana ubs
Holiday Affairs
Given At Prospect
By Club Members
Prospect Mrs. Lewis Jantier
entertained the Jantier Girls
club at her home, Dec. 16, with
an afternoon Christmas party.
Gifts were ' exchanged by the
members. At the close of the
afternoon, the hostess served
refreshments to Georgia McKil
lop, Marjorie Broorrfield, Velma
Chapman, Ethel Goode, Rose
Ditsworth, Marion Bean, Hazel
Haynet, Fanny Snook, My Dal
ton, Ruth Doty, Pauline Lacy,
and Mrs. Phillips.
On Friday evening members
of the Jantzer Girls club enter
tained their husbands with s
7 o'clock potluck supper and
Christmas party at the hon.e of
Mr. and Mrs. Chas B. Broom
field. The evening was spent
playing games and dancing. A
white elephant auction sale
added to the treasury of the
club. Attending were Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Goode, Mr. and Mrs.
Archie McKlllop, Mr. and Mrs.
Lewis Jantzer, Mr. and Mrs. Al
len Collingwood, Mr. and Mrs.
Ben Hayneg, Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Dalton, Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Ditsworth, Mr. and M.s. Victor
Chapman, Mr. and Mrs. Russell
PI lllips, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Mallory, Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Eean, Mr. and Mrs. Everett
Shafer, Mr. and Mrs. Claude
Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Snook, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Doty, Miss Dorothy Fairchlld,
Robert Conger, and Mr. and
Mrs. Broomfield.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Fairchlld
entertained the Little Pinochle
club Saturday evening. Prize
for high score was won by Wil
lard F. Horn, and Mrs. Horn
won the traveling prizo and the
consolation award. Supper was
served after the playing to
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Clemens,
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Kelley,
Mr. and Mrs. WUlard F. "Horn,
Miss Dorothy Fairchlld, and Mr.
and Mrs. Glenn Fairchlld.
Mr. and Mrs. Heine Hertager
b-- r - wi A
left last week for Sacramento.
Calif., where they attended the
wedding of their daughter. Miss
Elsie, to Sgt. Stanley Hassett.
of ths- U. S. srmy sir corps,
on Sunday, Dec. 19. Sgt. Has
sett is stationed .t the Stocktoi
air field, and the young couple
will make their home et Stock
ton for the present. Mr. and
Mrs. Hertager returned to Ore-
nn Minrinv anrl will re'iiain
at Klamath Falls with friends
over the holidays.
Paula Blanton
Wins Award 1
Of Local Chapter
Miu Paula Blanton, third-
year student at Medford senior
hieh school, will represent the
school in the annual Daughters
of the American Revolution
good citizenship pilgrimage con
test for 1943-44 according to an
announcement made at the meet
ing pf Crster Lake chapter held
Saturday, Dec. 18, at the horns
of Mrs. E. M. Wilson, 340 South
Riverside Ave.- Miss Blanton is
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Blanton, Rt, 1. .
Miss Blan ton's sward ' Is - a
trip to the D. A. R. Continental
Congress, usually held In Wash
ington, D. C, but which is being
held in New York City this
year. If transportation can be
arranged, Miss Blanton will take
the trip but if not, she will re
ceive a f 100 war bond instead.
A report was made on the
attendance st the citizenship
admission ceremonies held here
Dec. 9 when about 40 persons
became' citizens. This has long
been a project of the D. A. R.
A Christmas party followed
.the business meeting, presided
over by the regent, Mrs.-T. J.
Glfford. Christmas poems were
read by Mrs. Frank J. Newman
and Mrs. Thomas Young led the
members in singing carols. The
story of "The Field of Angels"
by Florence' Morse KIngsley,
was read by Miss Sara Van
Meter. According to the legend,
the. many white daisies growing
in this field, near Bethlehem,
mark the place where the angels
stood on the night of Christ's
birth. An incident of interest,
Mrs. Bert B. Lowry told of her
son, David, sending her a red
poppy from the Field of Angels
when he was in Bethlehem
few years sgo.
A
; more
fitting
opportunity
. t3 express our
V aoDreciation for
W your consideration
could not
than at Christmas-time.
The Holiday Season,
with its spirit of
and friendliness, brings to
mind the splendid associations ;
that have been ours during the .
. ., t , past year. We grertefully acknowt
age your consideration and favor. ,
K The confidence shown is our incentive to
even greater service during the years to
me. It leads us to keep thoughtfully in
mind your needs and desires so that we may
efficiently fulfill them. The old year holds
scores upon scores of cherished memories new
-, acquaintances made -the closer binding of old ties
of friendships and many happy relationships. That
Is why, as the old year draws to a close amid the good
fellowship of Christmas time, we consider it an honor to
extend compliments of the season to our good friends of this
area The sincere wish of every member of this organization
is that we may continue to serve you to your satisfaction in the
years' to come. We wish for you the Merriest Christmas you have
ever known and a year full of happiness, health and prosperity, with
. , the fulfillment of your
every ambition and
plan and vis
. ion. May we
again say to
each of our
good friends
CHRISTMAS
"GREETINGS .
CRATER LAKE MOTORS
SIXTH aW IVY STREETS
FORD O MERCURY O LINCOLN ZEPHYR '
Cards from absent members
read and Christmas gifts from
a beautifully decorated tree
were exchanged. Refreshments
were served. Mrs. Frank J.
Newman snd Mrs. O. H. Brenne
man assisted Mrs. Wilson.
Mrs. Clare Gives
Bridge-Luncheon..
Mrs. Roys Clare entertained
a group of friends Wednesday,
Dec. 13, at luncheon and bridge
party at her boms, 21 South
Washington St. Decorations for
the house, and for the table from
which the buffet luncheon was
served, were in the Christmas
motif.
At bridge prizes went to Mrs.
Ralph Furrer for high score, to
HO I
G RE E
Jb 0ml
see from ervery member of this or
ganization. Wt are pleased If wo
have been of service to you In tho
past and sincerely appreciate your
good will. Our hope Is that you
will hare Verrle Merrle Chrittmat
and that Victory will be ourt during
the coming yeart
ll
be found
aood cheer
"3T
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Mrs. Robert Mikscha for second
nign ana Mrs. Paul McDuffes
won the travelinw nrlv si
guests enjoyed the pleasant af.
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