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Church Notices Fre Methodlit Chorea 337 W. 10th St. R. G. Keller, Pastor. Sunday School, 9:3 a. in. Morning worihip 11 a. m. Y. P. M. 8., 7 p. m Evening wrvice, 7:45 p ra. ry meeting. 7:45 p m. fhe pattor will not be here over following Sunday. The morning JTfvtce will he in charge of Brother fiteffin. and Ethel Harger will have charge In the evening. We are sure Siat you will enjoy hefcrirg these Sewengen. We Invite you to attend. Pilgrim Hollnesi Church Jackson and Bessie StreeU. Rev. D. D. Phillips. Minuter. 45 in. Sunday School. Kev. D. O- Ttghe, iupenntendent. 11 a m. Sermon text. Eph. 9 21. The paitor will deliver the message 6:30 p- m. Junior group. Hr. X'hil- p. m. Senior group. Mlu Elva Hiompson, president. 7:45 CongregaUonal song "rvice 8 Tin,-Rev. S. G. Tighte wiU rSp m. Wednesday Mid-week pray- 'werextend a cordial welcome to all. First Presbyterian Church Holly at Eighth Street. Harry Hansen, Minister. 30 Preparatory prayer meeting. 9 45 Church Bible School. ii Church service. Anthem, The ?lalni of Peace." Elsie Carleton Sing will sing. "The V:nps of he Morning." Sermon, -Our Book of the Sonth ,? Junior Surprise sermon. Su pervised nursery room for smaU chil- 7. m. The Young People's soci ety Invites all high school, college age and business young people not otherwise affiliated. Wednesday. 7:30 Mid-week prayer fellowship and Bible study. Talent Friends Church Milo Clifton Rosa. Pastor. George Bales. Associate. Lillian Frazier. Parish Worker 10:30 a. m. Sunday School. Mrs. Wm. J. Llndstrom, superintendent. 11:30 a. m. Worship. Sermon by associate pastor. . , 7 p. m. Singspiration, followed by Christian Endeavor discussion. 6 p. m. Evening gospel hour. Fare well for college students. Sermon by PaTuesday, 8 p. m. Prayer meeting In homes as announced. Thursday, 8 p. m Our church Is cooperating in the Talent school's re ception for the teachers. First Methodist Church Main and Laurel Streets. Louis C Kirbv, D- D. Minister. Sunday School. 9:45 a. m. E. J Neumann, superintendent. Worship, 11 a. m. Sermon by pastor. The Half-Way House" "The Lords Eayer" by the choir. Mrs Edna Sur ge sings "This Holy Hour." Evening service at 7 45. Sermon. "Salt Without Savor." Miss Joyce Bateman will sing. Wesley Adult Group wil! be led by Thelma Louphary at 6:45 In Wesley Chapel. Methodist Youth Fellowship Will be led by Bnrban Olson. Mid-week service Wednesday, 7:45 p. m.. In chapel. Rally Day will be observed Sunday, October 1. Church of God Haven and Holly Sta. R F. WiUon. Pastor. Sunday School, 9 45 a. m. Morning woiship, 10:45 a. m. Christian Crusaders, 7 p. m. Evening service. 8 p. m. Prayer meeung, Wednesday. 8 p. m. We sincerely desire your presence at all our services. Talent Methodist Church Rv. Ethel Williams, Pastor. 10 Sunday School. Clarence Hold ridge, superintendent. Classes for all ages. 1 1 Morning worship led by new pastor. Wednesday. 7:30 Prayer meeting and Bible study. Please notice change In time of all services. People of the community are welcome at these services. Advent Christian Chsrek West Jackson at Welch. Bible School, 0.45 a, m. Ruth Babb, superintendent. Preaching at 11 a. ra. Subject, The Exalted Christ." A hearty welcome awatta you. Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints 331 West Second Street. Earl D. Clements. Branch President, No. 3 Loring Court Sunday School. 10 a. m. Priesthood, Relief society and Pri mary. U:30 a. m. Sacrament services, 7:30 p. m. Reese Creek Mission Butte Palls Road, one-quarter mile off Crater Lake Highway. R ev. C . Edwin Cox, Pastor. Sunday School. 10 a. m. Truman Collins, superintendent. Morning worship, 11 a. m. Guest minister. Rev. Wm. Richey. Don't miss these services. You are cordially Invited. Assembly of God Church 11 S. Newtown Street. G. O. Baker, Pastor. 0:45 Sunday School. Classes for all ages. Mr. Thompson, superintendent. 11 Morning worship. 6:30 Young People's meeting. 7:43 Evnngeltstic meeting. Li' singing unu iois 01 music. 8 Wednesday evening Prayer and praise. 8 Friday evening Fellowship hour. A friendly welcome for all. Jvely Butte Falls Prehvterlan Church Rev. Don M.icDougall. Pastor. Sunday School, 10 a. m. Classes for all ages. Preaching 11 a. m. Young People s service, 7 p. m. Preiching, 7:45 p in. Special song by Mrs. Gustin's class. Prayer service Wednesday, 8 p. m. Keep Sunday evening, Oct. 8. open for a religious moving picture en tilled "Choosintj Rather " It will be shown at the church. Everyone is invited. St Mark's Church (Anglican) 5th and Oakdale. The Rev. George R. Tiirney. Rector. 16th Sunday after Trinity: 13 H o 1 y Communion (corporate Communion), young people. . 9:45 Church School. 11 Morning prayer, litany and ser mon. Monday, B Fvening Guild meeting, home of Mrs. Margaret Fabrick. Thursday. 7.43 Choir rehearsal. Friday (St. Michael and All An gels), 11 Holy Communion. Weekdays. 5 Special service and intercessions. Friends Church in Medford. 15 Keene Wav Drive. Milo Clifton Ross, Pastor. George Bales. Associate. 10 a. m. Church School Mrs. Wen dell M. Votaw. superintendent. ii a. m. vvorsmp ine pastor con tinues the series on the Christian philosophy of life, entitled, "Man, a Moral Creator." 12. noon Fellowshlo carrv-ln din ner at Hobby House. 1:30 d. m Monthly business meet ing or congregation. Homer Aicaaams, presiding clerk. 4 30 p. m. Hi-School Vespers at the Hobby House. All young folks of this ace croup are encouraged to at tend this first session of the fall sea- ; son. Plans for Christmas piny. Wednesday, 8 p. m. (Note change from Thursday for this week oniyi Mid-week prayer and Bible study. Universal Spiritual Temple J19 North Central Avenue. Rev. Edward C. LeVyne, D. D., Pastor. Universal Spiritual Temple, at 819 North Central avenue, will hold serv ices Wednesday at 8 o'clock with the Rev. Edward C. LeVyne, D- D., as pas tor. The program includes lectures, messages, divine healing and com munion circle. AH are welcome. Seventh-nay Adventlst Church Corner Edwards and Beatty Sts. G. A. Thompson, Pastor. Saturday, 8:30 a. m. S a b b a t h School. Saturday 11 a. " m. Communion service. Saturday, 6 p. m. Young People's meeting. Wednesday, 8 p. m. Prayer meeting. The Apostolic Faith Corner 3rd Street and North Central. Rev. C. W. Frost, Pastor. 0:30 Sunday School, Classes for all ages taught by competent teachers. 11 Worship. 3 Young People's meeting. 7:45 Evangelistic service. Choir, orchestra and organist will open meeting, special music. 8 Tuesday and Friday evenings. There Is a revival in progress, and many are receiving great spiritual benefits. A friendly invitation Is ex tended to one and all to attend. We never take a collection. St Peter's Lutheran Church tSynodical Conference) E. Main and Portland Ave. Harry H. Young. Pastor. Sunday School every Sunday, 9:43 o'clock. Divine worship every Sunday. 11 o'clock. Theme. "The Troubled Soul Finding Rest in Jesus." Holy Com munion will be celebrated during the service Sunday. Sunday School teachers' meeting Tuesday at 8 p. m. Confirmation instruction class will meet Wednesday at 8 p. m. Visitors are always welcome. Which Shall It Be? CUT OUT AND SIGN THIS BALLOT AND RETURN IT TO THE MAIL TRIBUNE I Intend to Vole For Governor Dewey President Roosevelt Signed ... Address - Rev. James Suter I Will Rededicate Lutheran Church' Friday Sept 22, 1944 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE SEVEN Zlon English Lutheran Church West Fourth at Oakdale. Karl w. Brockhaus. Pastor. 9:45 a. m. Sunday School. 11 a. m. Special worship service of the re-dedication of the newly decorated church. Sermon by Rev. James C. Suter of Portland 5:30 p. m. Combined meeting of Hither leagues with pot-luck supper. The Brotherhood will meet Tues day. 3 p. m. Senior choir rehearsal Thursday, 7:30 p. m. Junior choir, Friday. 8:30 p. m. Visitors and friends always wel come at Zlon Lutheran church. First Church of Christ, Scientist Authorized branch of The Mother Church. The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston. Mass. Services are held every Sunday at 11 o'clock. Subject September 24, "Reality." . , 9:30 Sundav School. 8 Wednesday evening meeting, which includes testimonials ol Chris tian Science healings. The reading room, located at 414 and 415 Medford Center building, is open from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m., with librarian in attendance. Foursquare Gospel Church Cor. Central and Jackson. Rev. W. Shearburn, Pastor. fa-.11 C.inHnv Kfhmil wilh rlnSPfl for all ages. Flannel board illustration in an junior ciusses. 11 Worship. The topic will he, "Hear Him Which Speaketh From Heaven." Rev. Shearburn will bring the message. 6 30 Y o u n g People's Crusader service. 7 45 Evangelistic service with in spirational, songs and testimonies. Rev. White guest speaker. 7:45 Wednesday Deeper Teaching message. "The Glory of Christ " 7:45 Divine htaling in the Scrip ture with prayer for the sick. The public la given a cordial Invitation. UNIVERSAL SPIRITUAL TEMPLE 819 N. Central, Medford Everybody Welcome REV. EDWARD C. LeVYNE, D.D., PASTOR (Internationally Known Medium) All Our Work in the Light No Hokum Here. (Tru Mediumship Truth and Bible Facts) NO DARK SEANCES HERE The Bible The Lord'i Word Our Foundation! (Hear This Man ot 18 Natural Gifts) Each Wednesday ot 8 p. m. Come Early! Wonderful Subjects and Messages Also Divine Healing Message Circles Follow. Tell Your Friends to Come Use Your Phone i - First Baptist Church I 5th and N. Central Sts. 1 Wolford A. Dawes. Paitor. Bible School, 9:15. Classes for all ages. Worship, 11 a. m. Sermon. "Reck oned Rlehteous," by the pastor. Duet, N'o One Ever Cared for Me Like Jesus." Misses Muriel Piatt and Don na Dawes. Young People's meetings. 6:45. Evening service. 7:45 We are to have as our guests. Rev. Ray and Rev. Randal), representatives of the Amor- ican Sunday School association. They ; will bring an Illustrated message. Spe cial music- Trio composed of Misses : Beatrice and Lucile Underwood and Cpl. Herman Shragg. Younc People's Fellowship hour following the evening service, at the j home of the pastor. I All are invited to worship with ui. Federated Church of Central Point Rev. Rolf H. Humeri. Pastor. j 9:45 a. m. Sunday Sc-hool. Dob Mcr- nu, superintendent. lei"""" hmh-u-era for every class and a class for every age. 11 a. m. Morning worship Special music. Message, "The Voice of the Son oi God." by the pastor 7 p. m. Young People's meeting. 6 p. m Evening evangelistic serv ice. Sermon. "Heaven-Bound." Every one cordially invited. Tuesdav, 2 p. m Ladles' Bible class meets at church. Wednesday, 6 p. m. Mid-week prayer meeting. Friday, 2 p. in I-adles' Aid meets in church parlors to work on Christ mas boxes for the Navajo Indians. E. Main St. May Hon. hostess. Thursday, -4 Womcn'a work day in Fcllowrhfp hall. All women of churcn Invited. Bring food fur noon meal. 8 Choir rehearsal. ft Mid-week service. ta m eweiy & H Ma O Znesufta i Luiich I3QXI ! S v " , . . . ' Juicy erania (ot lunch-box metis mike t hit with busy workers. They dd lest tnd freshness to other foods, supply important vitamins to help make work go easier. They are the richest practical everyday source of vitamin C Vitamin C is needed daily! It 6jhts off fatigue tnd infection, protects teeth tnd gums, pro motes quick healing of cuu tnd bruises, tnd gives you more prime years of life. Enjoy oranget at home, toe-Fresh juice tdds flavor to breakfast. A 6to 8 ounce glass supplies you with lots of vitamin C plus other vitamins tnd minerals. Serve oranges in cool salads and desserts, tnd for between-meal treats. Imll SU.i , luyl Bn' thh klf hlth voll Smalltr ronj., r ml elanllhit Wool lof hllh tvl vl. uy ! a iitti ( CALIFORNIA ORANGES Churrh of thf Nazarena Holly at First. At the l(i:45 morning worship. Fred M. Weatherford, pastor-evangelist, will ipeak on "Significance of an Up per Room Memorial." Rev. W. S. Richey of Oklahoma will he Rev. Weatherforn's pulpit guest and apeak at the 7:43 evening evan gelistic hour. John Ehy. director of music, has arranged music for both services. Sunday School, ft:45 a. m.t with ef ficiency In supervision and teaching. Families of the community are heart ily Invited. Threo Young People's (roups meet at 6:4S p. m. Bible study and profit able discussions. Mid-week service, Wednesday, 7 43 p. m. The public Is cordially welcomed. Flr.t Chrlstisn rhurrh Ninth and Oakdale. Delbert W. Daniels. Minister. 9:45 a. m. Nlble School. 10:53 a. m. Mornlne worship Ser mon. "Why Do We Meet?" Anthem by choir. 1 8 p. m. Evening worship. Sermon, "Carrying Out the Baby." bpectal mu sic. Calendar for the week: Sunday evening, after church. Loyal Workers business meeting. Tuesday 7 Mnrlner pot-mek din ner at home Isolee Wancfield Call Georgia Burnhsm or Maxine Ms Qulgg for transportation. 3 Missionary executive committee meeUng at home of Alice Davis, 1112 Youth Fellowship Activity Planned For Fall, Winter The new executive committee of the Youth Fellowship from the First Christian church com posed of president, Arlene Trox ell; vice-president, Vera Smith; secretary, Shirley Morrow, and treasurer, Dick Hake, met Tues day night at the home of Eloise Winkleblcck to appoint commit tees and plan for the fall and winter activities. Chairmen of five committees were named as follows: worship, Loree Mon tieth; study, Carl Winklebleck; recreation, Hazel Burns; service, Gloria Huston, and personnel, Virginia Long. It was decided to have a pro gram which Includes both recrea tional and study activities. A very interesting and thought provoking program is now being worked out and the regular! youth meetings which will last for on ehour and fifteen minutes each Sunday evening are to be gin October first. Milk Distributor Grades Announced The following grading of milk distributors In Medford was an nounced today by City Milk In spector Charles W. Austin: Campbell's Creamery, Grade A. Cloverhill Dairy, Grade A. Colver's Dairy, Grade A. Gilman's Dairy, Grade A. Grover's Creamery, Grade A'. Kershaw's Dairy, Grade A. Kingmere Dairy, Grade A. Lost River Creamery, Grade A. Nansen't Dairy, Grade A. Madrona Dairy, Grade A. Perrydale Dairy, Grade A. Snider's Creamery, Grade A. Valleyview Dairy, Grade A. The Rev. James C. Suter, pas tor of St. Mark's Lutheran church of Portland, will preach the dedicatory sermon at the special service of the re-dedica-tlon of Zion Lutheran church here Sunday at 11 a. m., It was announced today by the pastor, the Rev. Karl W. Brockhaus. Chancel and auditorium of the church proper have recently been painted and decorated by E. A. Stamm, a member of the congregation, who has had a rich background of experience in this type of work. Mr. Stamm planned his de signing around the beautiful life size portrait of Christ which holds a central place above the alter In the chancel and which was presented to the church some years back by Dr. Leroy C. Jensen of this city In memory of his father. The work was com pleted this week with men of the brotherhood assisting in the clean-up details. The general public will be cor dially welcomed at the service Sunday, it was emphasized by the pastor. Polish Paratroops Landed in Warsaw By Allied Planes London, Sept. 22 (U.R) The German DNB news agency re ported today that Allied plnnes dropped Polish parachutists in Warsaw. "On the fifth anniversary of the unconditional surrender of Warsaw, a large formation of Anglo-American bombers car ried out a demonstrative raid for the purpose of encouraging remnants of the underground movement in its desperate strug gle." DNB said. "They dropped a number of Polish shock troop leaders who were all shot down In the air. The dropping of Polish para chutists took place at Midday." chairmanship of the Central Point Grange committee and will work with Mrs. Floyd In the War Chest drive. He promises that everyone In the whole dis trict will be contacted by some member of the Grange before the drive is over. JAPAN INTENSIFIES EFFORT FOR PLANES By United Press The Japanese Imperian Rule association has intensified a na tionwide campaign for Increased aircraft production, as a govern ment spokesman declared the time for Japan's "full scale counter offensive Is drawing near," Radio Tokyo reported today. 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