EIGHT MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE
Friday. Jane 8, 1944
Church Notices
f Advent Christian Church
Jackson and Welch,
F. B. Eastman, Pastor,
flunrtay School, B:45 a. m.
Preaching. XI. Subject, "The Falling
Away, and the Mao of Bin."
A welcome to all.
proper,
parish
Bt. Mnrk's Church (Ansllcan)
6ih and Oakdale.
Th9 Eev. Oeorye It. Turney, Rector.
1st Sunday alter Trinity;
B Omitted.
10 Junior church, church
10 Junior church, achool,
bouse.
11 Morning prayer and addreas. T.
Williams, lay reader.
Heventh-Day Advenllst Church
Corner of fcklw.uds and Ueatty.
O. A. Tliomp&on, I'ustor.
Saturday, fi:30 a. m. biDboth
School.
11 a. m. Sermon, "Forbidden
Frtlt
7:30 p. m. Young People's meet
ing.
Wednesday, 8 p. m. Prayer meet
ing. Devotional topic, "Chrlst'a Min
istry of Reconciliation."
Talent Methodist Church
Dr. a. w. llruce, Putitor.
Sunday aervloea:
9:30 Morning worship.
10:35 Sunday School. Classes for
all ages. Junior choir.
6 Junior league and choir practice.
6 Evening church service led by
Mr. James Zeller, young Met nod 1st
minister. The community la especial
ly Invited to hear tiil8 young man.
Wednesday, 8 Prayer meeting and
Bible study.
Thursday, 3 W. S. O. 6. prayer
meeting. All ladles of the community
are welcome.
Monday through Friday, 9 to 12
Dally vacation Bible school.
Fridny, June 10, 8 p, m, Program
by children attending dally vacation
Bible school.
Free Methodist Church
Corner of W. 10th and Ivy fit.
Rev. M. P. Knlgge, Pastor.
Sunday School, 0:46.
Class meeting, 11.
Since the district Quarterly con
ference Is being held in Grant Pass
thore will be no preaching at the
morning fiervlce and no survices at
night (Hundny, 11th only).
Our annual society meeting twi b
on Monday night, June 12. All mem
bers are urgeu to oe present.
A Tribute to the
Young Men of America
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NEW THRILLING
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Broadcasting System
10 to 10:30 every
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MUTUAL BENEFIT
HEALTH & ACCIDENT
Association
410 Medford Bldg. Tel 4553
R. N. HIGH, Dist. Mgr.
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Authorized branch of the Mother
Church. The First Church of Christ,
Scientist, In Boston, Mass.
Services are held every aunaay at
11 o'clock. Subject June 11, "God the
preserver of Man.",
0:30 Sunday School.
8:00 Wednesday evening meeting.
which includes testimonials of Chris
tian Science healings.
The readlntr room, which is located
at 414 and 415 Medford Center build
in?. Is open from 0 i, m. to i p, ra.,
with librarian In attendance.
Bt. Peter's Lutheran Church
(Synodlcal Conference)
E. Main and Portland Avenue.
Sunday School, 9:43 a. m.
Worship, 11. Theme, "Man Cannot
Earn His Heaven-" Good fellowship
will be given Sunday noon In church
parlor. All members urged to bring
their lunch and Join.
Vacation Bible school will continue
Monday at 9 a. m. and will continue
every day from 9 till 13 till Friday.
Confirmation Instruction Wednes
day, 9.
Visitors are always welcome.
Church of the Brethren
Ward E. Pratt, Minister,
Ashland, Oregon.
In Medford:
Sunday evening services at 008 8.
Oakdale Ave.
7 p. m. BYPD looks for some-
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Sunday morning services at Asn-
land church:
10 a. m. Church School. "The Out
reach of Christian Brotherhood.'
11 a. m- Morning worship. "What
Is Most Important to the Christian?"
Catholle Church
South Oakdale at 10th.
Father Black, Pastor.
Sunday masses, 0:30, 8 and 11 a. m.
Everyone Is welcome to all services.
Church la open to visitors from
early morning until night.
Church Of Jesus Christ
Of l-attrr-imy 8alnts
831 West Second Street.
Earl D. Clements, Branch President,
8 Lorlng Court.
Sunday school, 10 a. m.
Priesthood, Relief Society and Pri
mary, ii :ju a. m.
Baorauiont services, 7:30 p. m.
Phoenix Vreliyterlnn Church
h. H. Mltchelmore, Pastor.
10 a. m. Morning service. Choir
numDer. sermon, Anotner iiy.
. 11 a. m. B'ble School,
4 p. m. Junior Christian Endeavor.
Wednesday, 7:30 p. m, Boy Scout
meeting.
8 p. m. Choir rehearsal with Mr.
ai.a Mrs. h. w. frame. Myron Sheets,
director.
Thursday, 10 a. m. Red Cross
bandage making group, 10 a. m. to
4 p. m.
US0 Camera Clubbers Try Hand At
Glamor Shots of Junior Hostesses
The A post olio Faith
3rd St. and Central Ave.
Rev. O. W. Frost, Pastor.
Devotional and pralsa service.
Sunday, 11 a. m.
young people s meeting, Sunday, 5
p. m.
Evangelistic service, Sunday, 7:45
p. m.
saoatn ecnooi, Sunday, 9:30 a. m.
Tuesday and Friday evenings at 8.
Hammond electric organ leads song
service. Sacred program of muslo by
orcnestra sunaay evening, special
singing at each service.
me wnoie truin preacnea witnouc
fear or favor.
Everybody welcome. A collection Is
never taken.
First Presbvierlan Church
Holly at Eighth Street.
Harry Hansen, Minister.
9:30 Preparatorv prayer service.
9:45 Bible School.
11 a. ni. Morning church service.
Solo, "Nature's Adoration." by Harry
Young. Sermon, "Ood's Message for
Us During Invasion. Junior surprise
sermon. Nursery room for small chil
dren. 7 p. m. Y'jutkj People's meeting.
All oung people Invited. Following
rreet'ng. everyone la Invited to Nan
jtn ranch for fellowship and refresh
ment s
Tuesday Women's Association Clrlo
meetings.
Wednesday, 7:80 p. ni, mid-week
prayer fellowship.
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Jacksonville Presbyterian Church
L. H. Mitch el more, Pastor.
10:30 a. m Bible School. Classes
for all ages.
u:J0 a. m. Worship. Sermon. "An
other D-Day." Mimber by choir.
p. m. Christian endeavor meet
ing.
Beginning Monday. June 13. six
days of vacation Bible school for
boys and Rlrla from five to thirteen.
Sessions will he held from 9 to 12
a. m., Monday through Saturday,
with picnic last day. Junior craft
work for the Red Cross. Closing pro
gram, June 17 at 8 p. m.
Thursday, 8 p. m. Choir rehearsal
directed by Mrs. Catherine Wendt,
with i4r,. R. J. Harris, pianist.
Med ford Ch urch of the N'azarene
Holly at First.
Fred M. Weatherford, pastor-evangelist,
will be heard both times Sun
day. Topics: 10:45 a. m., "Chrlst'a
Death Man's Life"; 7:45 p. m., "A
Militant D-Day Christ." Choir and
other special musical numbers will
be heard under direction of John
Eby.
Sunday School, 9:43. O. H. Hansen,
superintendent, assisted by three de
partmental supervisors.
Seventy-seven enrolled In our va
cation Bible school.
Youth meetings. 6:45 t, m.. three
divisions.
Mid-week service Wednesday at 7:40
p. m.
The publlo la extended a kindly Invitation.
ZIon English Lutheran Church
West rourth at Oakdale.
Karl W. Brckhoaur, Pastor.
9:45 a. m. Sunday School.
11 a. m. Worship. Sermon .theme:
Faith or Fetish?"
6:15 p. m. Intermediate Luther
league.
7 p. m. Senior and Young People's
league meeting and party.
Dally vacation Bible school Monday
through Friday, 9 a. m.
Men's Brotherhood meets Tuesday,
8 p. m.
Women's Missionary society meets
Thursday, 9 p. m.. at church, with
I Mrs. S. Morgan and Mrs. E. Sen u In,
nosiesses. Mrs. t. Thompson will pre
sent topic.
Visitors and friends always wel
come at Zlon Lutheran church.
SteM Pin-up G!tl
Fmir.tiinrft (lni.l Church
earner Cfntral nnd Jncknon.
Rev. W. Shcarbtirn Pnstor.
0:46, Sundny Achool. CImmmi for all
apes. Flnnnelbonid lllu.tratlon, and
I'thjeot lessons. Blhle visualized In b,
jfi'.nncr. primary, and Junior classes.
I . 11, worship. Rev. Slieurburn apeak-
Irw. Water baptismal ervlce will ba
I held at doe..
:S0 Young People's Crusader service.
7.80, tneplratljnal slnslnu. testi
monies, Evangelists Hnrneea and
Erlca-on speaking Hpeclal music on
icrorruon ny iMie Pelvert.
7:3 . special divine healing service.
Marhed heallnaa have taken place,
Mich as the heallnir of a clubfoot
baby, deltverauca from the cigarette
nahlt and many others.
The publlo la given a eordlat wal.
tome.
Riverside USO's camera club
members recently look time
from their still life and nature
pictures to shoot glamour shots
of Junior Hostess Marianne Cas
per who lives at 610 Pine street.
Under the skilled direction of
one soldier who had done pub
licity stills for Universal Stu
dio, lights and cameras were
set up on the stage ct the USO
auditorium, and G.I.'s began to
click their shutters.
Prize for the best shot, shown
here, went to Pfc. George E.
Rathbun of WPRC at Gamp
White.
Miss Casper Is the daughter
of Mrs. Ira Woolfolk of Browns
boro, and Is employed in Med
ford at the office of Dr. C. H.
Faske.
The USO camera club Is
currently cutting and editing
motion picture film taken In
the past of USO activities, It
Marianne Casper
was announced by Sgt. Leslie
Myers, club president.
Friends Church
15 Keen Way Drive.
Mllo Clifton Boss, pastor.
10 a. m., church school; Marjorle
Votaw, superintendent.
10 oo a. m , meeiins ior worsnip.
The Rev. Lewis D. Hall will deliver
the message.
There will no no mia-weeic meeting.
Trc eeneral publlo Is cordially In
vited to attend our services.
Church Of God
Haven and Holly Sts.
T. O. Satterlleld, Minister.
Church Bible school at 9:45 a. m.,
Mrs, Grace Hunt, superintendent,
classes for all ages, and a warm wel
come awaits you.
Worship at 11 a. m.
Christian Crusaders meeting, at 7
u. m.. Mrs. Green Is director.
Service at 8 p. m.
Prayer and praise aervloe Wednes
day t 8 p. m.
The pub'.ic la lnvitea to attend en
services.
First Bapdtt Church
5th Sc N. Central SU.
Wolford A. Dawes, Pastor.
Bible achool 9:45. Classes for all
cges.
MoTiinir, woramp, n ociock. eer-
mon. "The Hope Of The Ages." Spe-
:iai music.
Young People's groups meet at 6:45.
Evening worship 7:46. The pastor
will again bring the message, the
themo being 'A Swan Song." Song
service. Special music Fellowship
hour following evening service.
All ere invited to loin us in these
worship services.
Pilgrim Holiness Church
E. Jackson & Bessie St.
Rev. D. D. Phillips, Pastor.
Children's day.
0:45, Sunday school. Superintend
ent Ai.d pastor will make this a spe
cial service ior cmidren.
1 a m.. pastor will deliver me.nwge.
Text, 1 Cor. 13. Theme, "Practical
ChrUtiantly."
e:H7 p. m., junior group: Mrs.
Phll'ips.
n. m., sr. p. h. y p. a.: miss
Klva Thompson, superintendent.
7:41 p. m., norm and praise service.
B:15 p.m., sermon by rastor. Theme,
Sfailng of the C'ovenent."
8:0i) p. m. Wednesday, midweek
prayur service and Bible study.
Japs Say Invasion
Following Plans
of Nazi Command
By United Press
Tokyo radio, attributing Its
information to German military
headquarters, declared Thursday
that continued Allied landings
in France were exactly what "the
original strategy of the German
high command ' had planned.
The Japanese broadcast, heard
by United Press in San Francis
co, explained it this way:
"The original strategy of the
German high command was to
allow the invading forces to
draw as far as possible to the
German lines and then annihil
ate them.
"Fighting In northern France
during the past two days is de
veloping according to German
expectations.
"On the second day of the in
vasion the enemy kept landing
reinforcements and that is just
what the Germans hoped for be
cause the enemy casualties will
be proportionately larger."
First Methodist Chnrrh
Main and Uiurel streets.
Louis C. Kirhy, D.D . minister.
Sunday school 9:45 m : E. J. Neu
mann, superintendent
Worship II a.m. Sermon b castor:
"The Believer's Great PrlvHeys." An-
tneni oy cnoir. ,
Evening service 7:45 p. m. Minister
ptans to strew prayer on behalf of
invasion forces In Prance, and will
;lve special mention to honor roll of
voting men who have gone from our
church. Parent of men In service
asked to attend.
Youth meetings, (MB. At the Wes
ley Learue. Sgt. Olaf Severson will
tell of his eiperlence tn Solomons.
Mliweek service Wednesday even In a
at 7.45.
Second week of Vacation Bible
school will be held from 9 to 13 every
morning, followed with ouWoor plc
ule on Friday.
Olive
Barber's
Observations
rlr.t ChrWInn Church
Ninth snd Onkdnl..
Wsrrt A. Hlc, Mlnlstnr.
:45 Blbla School. Graded classes
for sll sgrs.
10:o Worship. Anthem tj choir.
Sermon. "Whst Do Vou See?" Nurs
ery provided to cars for children of
pre-school Sr?e.
ft Evening worship. Special mu
sic. 8ermon. "What Is Christianity?
Is It a narsaln?"
Monday. 7:30 Srotit meeting.
fl Worker's conference.
Tuesday. :3n Hl-Trlansle mretlnft.
home of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Cook, 1110
Stark St.
Wedne1ay. 3 Loyal Women', class
party.
Thursday, a Alpha Delta olass par.
ty-
ft Choir rehearsal.
B Mid-week service.
Dally vacation fitblt school con
tlnucd next week.
INFANTICIDE TO DIE
JUNE 30 IS DECISION
Carson City, Nev June 9
U.R Raymond Plunkett, Ely,
convicted of beating his live-months-old
son to denth late In
1942, will die In the lethal gas
chamber at the state prison here
June 10, Warden Richard H.
Shechy announced today.
Sheehy fixed the date of exe
cution after Judge Harry Wat
son of the White Pine district
court had resentenced Plunkett,
whose appeal to the state su
preme court was denied recently.
Sequoia glgantea reproduces
only from seods while the small
er Sequoia gempervlrcns will
sprout from a stump.
Ivan Is the elevator boy In the
hotel at which I'm now staying
here In Seattle. Ivan will run
elevators only until he is well
enough to go back into the navy.
He got safely through six ma)or
engagements in the South Pa
cific but not the seventh. A Jap
bomb hit the ship between the
first and second turrets. After
that the ship didn't have a bow.
, Ivan didn't get hit but be
came a casualty of that disaster
Just the same. For batteries,
when submerged In salt water,
create chlorine. And a lot of bat
teries got submerged when the
bow of the ship went down. The
deadly gas swept through the
ship and did terrible things to
the boys' lungs. So Ivan was sent
home.
He says that when fighting is
actually In process, the boys are
too busy to be frightened, but
frankly admits they're scared to
death during the time they're
on the alert, waiting for action.
The fright starts when the radar
reports the approach of the en-
emy. It increases as the radar
tells them the foe is nearer; then
nearer. The boys' stomachs are
hard knots. Then suddenly the
enemy arrives and fear is gone;
action takes Its place.
Ivan Is 20. "Once, on shore
leave, I got married. It didn't
take." As he stated this, his eyes
weren't 20; they were as old as
Time. One engagement on land
had aged those eyes mora than
seven at sea.
"Why did you get married?" I
acked.
"I-don't-know!" and I saw he
was still puzzled over how it had
come about. "It wasn't that I
hadn't seen girls; we were In
Australia for weeks and saw lots
of them. I think when the boys
get married, they don't marry
the particular girl who takes
their name. They marry a dream;
a dream of someone to whom
they'll really matter; to whom
they'll be the most Important
person on earth. In the navy
you're not an Individual. The set
up doesn't make that possible.
"Also, when a fellow thinks of
a girl, she gets mixed up with
things like never being scared
any more; a girl means no more
gunfire; no more seeing the guy
Beside you have his guts shot out.
A girl isn't just a girl. She's your
mother and the groceryman and
Saturday night dances and stuff
like that. So you marry her and
find she Isn't those things at all."
And I saw that while chlorine
had hurt Ivan's lungs, it was
nothing to what marriage had
done to his heart.
"Someone's calling on the
sixth floor, Ma'am; sorry to leave
you," said Ivan.
METHODISTS IN FAVOR
LOYAL JAP FREEDOM
Sacramento, June 9 (U.R)
The northern California confer
ence of the Methodist church
today went tn record favoring
freedom of movement for aU
"loyal" Japanese in the nation,
including the right to return to
the Pacific coast, church offi
cials announced.
Delegates to the conference,
representing some 37S churches
from Bakersfield north, voted
approximately 425 to 75 in fa
vor of giving loyal Japanese the
same freedom of movement as
"other Americans and aliens of
other countries," the announce
ment said.
The first Victory Suggestion
Award, the highest honor to be
given a civilian employee of the
War department for practical
suggestions to speed the win
ning of the war, was presented
to Dayton H. Ludwig of the
Office of the Chief of Transpor
tation Army Service Forces for
devising a new and improved
method of loading army ord
nance material on railroad flat
cars.
Approximately 4,500,000,000
nr. of fnnd were canned in
American homes in 1943, accord
ing to the War Production Board.
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