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6IX MEDFOHD MAIL TRIBtTHE
Friday. 1' M'
Church Notices
Camp White Chapel servues
CaUiollc mass, B .. m, SiS'y
Protaalant service, 11 m., Sunday
A cordial welcome U extended to
ehTpubUc as well aa the military par
mnel raaldln to Medlord and
viclnlrjr.
But!a ralli Presbyterian Church
Don MaoDougall, Paator
Sunday school, 10 a. m.
Worship aervlca. 11 a. m.
Evangellstie aervlca. 7:45 p. m.
Tha church will ba open Monday
and Monday evening, Jan. IB, lor
roma, let ua reason together." (
' Jacksonville Presbyterian Church
Lawrence H. Mltchelmora, Paator
10:30 a. m. Bible school.
11:30 a. m. Worship. Sermon.
Qod'i Eternal Purpose." Choir num
ber. S.MJS. atory lor boy and gs.
Thursday, 1A p. nv Bible atudy
"Thursday. 85 p.
, hearaal, Mn. George Wendt, director,
lira. Bay J. Harris, pianist.
UnlTeraal Spiritual Temple
: Services at tha Medlord hotel audi
torium, 408 Weit Main street.
Wednesday, 8 p. m Bible subjects.
Cm tha Natural Laws of God." Dr.
Kdward C. Le-Vyno, D. D., and Rev.
Darlene Le-Vyne, pastors, leading
spiritual interpreters. Public message
eirela communion demonstrations, loi
low. All welcome.
Starting January 31, service, will
ba held on Sundays Instead oi Wed
nesdays. First Church of Christ, Scientist
Authorized branch of Tha Mother
Church, The First Church of Christ,
Scientist, in Boston, Mass.
Services are held every Uunday at
11 o'clock. Subject January 14
"Sacrament."
930 Sunday school.
8 Wednesday evening meeting,
which includes testimonials of Chrla
. tlan Science healings.
Tha reading room, located at 414
and 415 Medlord Center building, is
open from 6 a. m. to 8 p. m with
librarian in attendance.
Hon English Lutheran Church
West Fourth at Oakdale
Erwln S. Hansen, Pastor
Sunday school, 0:43 a. m.
Worship service, 11 a. m. Members
and friends are Invited to attend this
morning's service and greet our new
pastor. A brief congregational meet
ing will ba held after tha morning
servica.
A potluck dinner will ba served In
tha recreational rooms after tha morn
ing service, giving opportunity for all
to meet Rev, Hansen and family.
Junior choir, Thursday, 6:30 p. m.
Senior choir, Thursday, 7:30 p. m.
Talent Methodist Church
Rev. C Edwin Cox, Pastor
Sunday:
10 Sunday school. Claasas for all
ages. Including separata men's and
women'a Bible classes and a young
adult class. Chslk talk by Rev, Cox,
11 Morning worship. Sermon by
Estor. Duet, "Leave It There.'' by
arenee and Oenevleve Holdridge.
7:30 Evening evangelistic aervlca.
Inspirational singing oi tha old gospel
oner and hymns.
Wednesday, 740 Prayer meeting
and Bible study.
Thursday, a Woman's Society of
Christian servica will meet at the
home of Mrs. Walty for tha regular
Bible study and prayer. Mrs. Biggins
will ba In charge,
. Friends church In Medfort
Top of the Hill East Main,
15 Keena Way Drive
Mllo Clifton Ross, Pastor
George A, Bales, Associate
10 Sunday school, Mrs. Wandan
M. Votaw, superintendent.
11 a. m. Meeting lor worship.
Music arranged by Mrs. Mllo C. Ross
and Mrs. Luella Lewis, Sermon, "The
Groat Thirst."
Monday, 730 p. m. Meeting on
ministry and oversight, at 320 Laurel.
I Thursday, 7:30 p. m Mld-wee
prayer and Bible study.
Frldsy. a p. m Women's Mission
ary uuiia at ino nooDy House.
Announcement will be made from
the pulpit of tha proposed Children's
church, which will probably ba Initi
ated on Sunday, Jan. SI. ,
Federated Church of Central Paint
Rev. Rolf H. Hanson, Pastor
urday, 7:45 p. m. Man's prayer
Mating in pastor's study.
un.d.,J,,:0 m Sunday school,
SSJfJrtf- "Prtntandant. Every
one cordially welcome.
' a-lL ' m Worship. Special smart.
Sermon by pastor.
jBao p. m Young people's meet
4 p. m, Evening evangelistic
SJ&if! ' . ?. jnUtT Bible
udy at Mlnnlck home. 7:45 p. mo
unds y school cabinet meeting.
Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. Hour of
prayer and praise.
so&1,rmLfin.m-Udl "T
First Christian Chnrch
V Ninth and Oskdale
S:4S a. m. Bible school with graded
lasses for all area.
Is provided for preschool ago chif-
6 p. m.-ChrUMn Youth FtHowihlp
With (amei. ttldV anil wnnhln 1rr
young peopl.
7:30 p. m Worship. Sermon. "The
Waiting Guest." Mn. NichoUi Ben-
Iymin win ting "Shultw Lullaby," by
lelen Thomai.
Calendar for week:
elan fecial In fellowthlp hall. 7:30
p. m.--Cholr rehearsal. 7:30 p. m.
Special lervlce of worship and praver
, for thoM away In tha lervlce of the
?UKiry' A l Prent nd wives urged
Chnrch of Christ
Regular services 10 30 a. m. and
7:30 p. m. Sunday.
A cordial invitation ax tend ad to ail.
Free Methodist Church
337 West Tenth Stxoai
B. O. Keller, Pastor
Sunday school. 9:43 a. m.
Morning worship, 11 a. m.
V.P.M S., 7 p.m.
Evening service, 7:43 p. ni.
Wednesday prayer service. 7:43 p. m.
v.. mrm fnviiAri to attend each oi
our servloes.
First Bsptlst Chnrch
Fifth and North Central Streeta
Wolford A. Dawes, Pastor
Bible school. 9:45. classes lor all
ages. ,
mom ins wuibiiii, it vi"v'
Young people's meetings, 0:30 p. m
Evening worship. 7:30 p. m.
Mid-week aervlca, Wednesday, 7:30
p. nu
It Peter's Lutheran Church
(Sy nodical Conference)
East Main and Portland Avenue
Harry H. Young, Pastor
Sunday school at 9:45 o'clock.
Divine worship at 11 o'clock. Theme,
'Righteous Joy?'
Since tnc editor win te oui oi wwn
all regularly scheduled meetings will
be during the week.
Visitors are biwb wurom.
Phoenix Preibyterlan Church
Lawrence H. Mlfchelmore, Pastor
in a. mSrvlca. fiiumon. Ail
PUn." it.
11 a. m OlDie icnooi.
deavor for grade school age. Lynn
neguiar quarterly ronmiunion
Ice will be held on January 21 t 10
tVa'rlHMrli nlahft-Meetlne of the
church session.
Seventh-day Adventlst Church
Corner of Edwards and Beatty Streeta
O. A. Thompson, Pastor
Friday night, Jan. 13. at 7:30 o'clock.
L. A. Skinner of Portland, head of the
missionary department for tha North
Pacific Union conference will speak.
Saturday, 9:30 a. m. Sabbath
school.
Saturday, 11 a. m. Sermon by Wm.
Lay of Portland. tL tt
Saturday, 3 p. m. A Sabbath
school and home missionary conven
tion conducted by Elder Lay and
Wednesday, 8 p. mA-Prayef meet
ing. First Presbyterian Chare
Holly at Eighth Street
Harry Hansen, Minister
9:30 Pre-prayer service.
9:40 Church Bible school.
11 Church service. Solo by Harry
Young, "Hold Thou My Hand." An
them, "In Heavenly Love Abiding."
Junior surprise sermon for the chil
dren. Adult sermon, "The Prophetic
Vision." Nursery room supervised by
Mrs. A. Z. Dean.
6:30 All Christian Endeavor groups
meet In separate rooms. Young people
Invited to meet their own age group
In Christian fellowship.
Women's Missionary society moots
Tuesday In church parlor, 2 p.m.
Wednesday evening. 7:30 p. m-Mid-week
prayer-fellowship.
Talent Friends Church
Milo Clifton Ross, Pastor
George A. Bales, Assoctato
10:30 a. m. Sunday school, Mrs.
Wm. J, Llndstrom, superintendent. AU
boys and girls are encouraged to start
now on the Master Sunday school
olan.
11:30 a. m. Meeting for worship.
Sermon by tha associate pastor.
4 p. m. Junior Christian Endeavor,
sponsorea oy Liu nan sraziar.
0:30 o. m. Senior Christian En
deavor session and Adult Bible study.
7:30 d. m. Evening avanaellstlc
service, spirited singing and testi
monies. Sermon by the pastor, "The
Way Into the Blessing."
8:30 p. m. Adjourned monthly
business meet Inn.
Tuesday. 7:30 p. mv Mid-week
prayer.
AssemhTy of So4 Church
11 South Newtown Street
G. O. Baker, Pastor
9:45 Sunday school. Mr. Thompson,
superintendent; classes for all ages.
It Morning worship.
6:30 Young peoples meetlns.
7:30 Evangelistic meeting.
7:43, Wednesday evening Prayer
and praise. .
7:45, Friday evening "What the
Bible Teaches."
A warm welcome for alL
Church ef the Naxarens)
Holly at First Street
Rev. W. S. Richey. evangelist, will
speak both morning and night In the
absence of the pastor, who la in
Kansas City. Special music by choir
and other numbers under direction oi
John Eby.
Sunday school, 9:43 a. m. The Bible
study for this quarter takes up the
Ufa of Christ Enlist tha family In
Sunday school.
Youth meetings, 6:30 p. m. The
youth organization Is comprised of
fhrea divisions. Heloful sueeestiona
are gained in solving of youth prob
lems from a cnrisuan viewpoint
Friends and visitors are extended a
warm welcome.
St. Mark's Church
Fifth and Oakdale
The Rev. George R. Tumey. Rector
Second Sunday after Epiphany:
8 Holy communion.
9:45 Church school,
11 Holv communion. Music under
direction of Roberta Ward Webb, with
Marguerite Conrad, organist.
Tuesday, 10:30 Red Cross sewing
unit. 12:30 Luncheon and meeting,
Auxiliary-Guild.
Thursday. 13 Meeting of MarKade
committee. 7:45 Choir rehearsal.
Friday, 11 Holy communion.
Note: Annual meeting for elections
and reports after 11 o clock service,
Sunday, Jan. 31. Luncheon meeting In
Guild hall.
ST. PETER'S SETS
FUNDS ASIDE FOR
Foursquare Gospel Church
Corner Central and Jackson
Rev. W. Shearburn, Paator
0:48 Sunday school with classes for
all ages. "Coma and grow with us."
Jack Rotharmel, superintendent.
11 Worship. A memorial service
will ba conducted for CpL Johnnie
David Harris.
0:30 Young people's Crusader serv
ice with Pvt. and Mrs. Hubert Parka,
leadera.
7:45 Evangelistic servica, with In
spirational songs and testimonies. Holy
Spirit Inspired messages from Gods
Word. Rev. W. Shearburn speaking.
7:45, Wednesday "Deeper Teaching
Message." 7:45 Song and prayer serv
ice. Tha publlo Is given a cordial Invitation,
At the annual meeting of St.
Peter'g Lutheran church on Port
land avenue, last Sunday the
treasurer, Ernest Mallams, re
ported that the congregation had
over-subscribed its 1944 budget
by more than $1,000. This en
abled the congregation to liqui
date a debt of nearly $1,500,
the balance of the debt on Jan
uary 1, 1944.
In addition to wiping out the
debt the congregation has raised
substantial sum for a building
fund for new church. A large
per cent of the building fund has
been Invested in war bonds, tne
pastor, Harry H. Young, explained.
In its meeting last Sunday the
congregation voted its pastor a
90 Increase in salary.
St. Peter's hag been self
Apostolic ralth Church
North Central Avenue at Third Street
Rev. C. W. Frost, Pastor
9: JO Sunday school. Clasaaa for alt
ges.
11 Devotional servica. Dedication
of Wurlltzer pipe organ, and opening
of vangelisUo campaign.
3 Young people', meeting.
EvangeflaUo servica, opening
with program by organist, orchestra
and special singers.
Mid-week service., Tuesday through
Friday at Sp. m.
Rev. R. Robert Crawford, general
overseer of tha Apoatollo Faith and
Evangelist Allan Crabtrea of San
Francisco, assisted by a corps of work-
Rrs and musicians from the Portland
eadquarters, will be here during tha
coming week to launch an Intensive
evangelistic campaign. .
No collections taken.
Pilcrtm Holiness Ctmreh
East Jackson and Bessie Streets
D. D. Phillips, Minister
l:4S a. m. Sunday school, Rev.
S. O. Tlghe, superintendent
10:45 a. m. Rev. S. O. Tigh Will
officiate, Mrs. Tlghe, president, C. H.
society, will present the "Missionary
Cause," and Mrs. Denning, vice-president,
will deliver a short message.
There will be other special selections
given at this service. Rev. S. O. Tlghe
will bring the closing message.
6 p. m Junior group, Mrs. Tlghe.
:30 p. m. Senior group, Mlsa Ilva
Thompson, president.
7:30 p. m. Song and praise service
p. m. P.H.Y.P.S. will conduct this
service. Pvt. Vern Height will deliver
the opening message. Mlsa Elva
Thompson, president, will follow with
a closing message. Special muslo.
7:30 p. m., Wednesday Mid-weak
prayer service.
p. m., Frldsy Cottage prayer
meeting at the Dtinlap home.
A cordlel welcome awalta all.
THE APOSTOLIC FAITH
N. Central Avt.x at Third St., MedforcJ
Announces
EVANGELISTIC CAMPAIGN
Opening , Sunday, January 14
Evangelists
R. Robert Crawford
and
Allan L Crabtrea
Assisted by a Corps ef Workers and Musicians
from tha Portland Headquarters.
Sunday SerKcesi 1 1 a. m. and 8 p. m.
Week Nights! Tuesday through Friday, at 8
' SPECIAL FEATURES
Evangtllstg Declare Old-Time Goipal
. WU1 Solve World ProbUms
Dedication el New Wurlltiar Pipe Organ
Youno Ladles' Quartet (from Portland)
Local 37-pIece Orchestra and .0-volee Chorui
Personal Testimonies from Mn and Women
Converted from AU Walks ol Life
Old-Fsshioned Prayer Meeting,
COME AND BRING YOUR FRIENDS
The Church Without a Collection Plate" s-
First Methodist Chnrch
Main and Laurel Streeta
Louis c. Klrby, D. D Minister
Sunday school, 9:48 a. m., S. J.
Neumann, superintendent
Worshlo. 11 a. m. fifrmmi. .NTli.
Growth and Power of tha Early
Church." Anthem. "In Heavenly Love
Abiding." Mrs. Paulina Bush singe,
"That Sweet Story of Old."
Worship, 7:30 p. m. Sermon, "The
nctutci m airs.
Youth groups meet, 8:30 o'clock.
Prlscilla circle meeta Tuesday, S
p. m.. with Mrs. N. J. Wiley.
. Mary and Martha circle meeta Tues
day. 1 D. m.. In church.
Just Folks circle meets Thursday.
1:13, at home of Mrs. F. Burk.
Weslcyan Service Guild meets Tuea-
u.m, 44i u4iurcn zor dinner.
The Church ef Christ
Jackson Street and Central Avenue
Wm. S. Kepple, Pastor -
r' . uyio, ine ivOTOs
fall to Service." Brief reports from
iJiki r-icrce on me
Independent Churches of Christ, held
at San Jose. Calif this week.
C. c, society, S:30 p. m Marltn
Eierce, president. All young people of
Evengelistlo service, 7:30 n. m
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Newcomers to tha community aspedaU
supporting organization since
1937 when it informed the Mis
sion Board of the Oregon and
Washington district that no sub
sidy from the board would be
requested. Since that time the
congregation Increased its con
tributions for missions and the
work of the church at large
from $200 to about $800 last
year,
St. Peter's like other churches
lost heavily to the armed forces
and defense areas in recent
years, but. during 1944 it en
joyed a comeback of about 20
increase In membership.
Chinese In Favor
Bombing Hirohito
Chungking, Jan. 12 U.R
The Influential newspaper Tak-ung-Pao
said editorially today
that "political" targets In Tokyo
including the Imperial Palace,
as well as Industrial areas, navy, the filet, array and furvy
should be hit by bombs from genera) staffs and the cabinet
American Superfortresses. would be worthwhile political
Buildings housing such agen- targets, the newspaper suggest,
cles as the ministries of war and ed.
-"Ne 4'
IS all
THESE LECTURES ARE
tha TALK of tha TOWN
Hear Facts, Truth,
Spirituality on "THE
NATURAL LAWS 'OF
GOD" From the Chris
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Each Wed. Eve. at 8 P.M.
Public and All Denominations Are Welcome
AT THE MEDFORD HOTEL AUDITORIUM
406 West Main Street Medford, Oregon
Demonstrations, Psychic Tests, Circle Assembly Follows
COME, Get Understanding. (Your Opportunity.)
Auspices Universal Spiritual Temple
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Dr. Edward C.
Le-Vyne, D.D.
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OF FERN VALLEY
MEET IN PACIFIC
Describing a meeting between
tWO bovhood frlnnrl.
not seen one another for 22
montns, Otis V. Johnson, Sic,
recently wrote his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. D. E. Johnson of Tern
Valley, that he had seen Pfo.
Howard D. Ferns, whose father
is Charles ,T. Ferns of Fern
Valley. The meeting took place
In the Admiralty Islands.
In the letter Johnson wrote,
"There he stood, with a big
smile on his face, looking right
at me. I tell you, you could
have pushed me over with a
feather. My heart leaped into
my mouth and chills ran up my
spine. It was a funny feeling,
but a good feeling. We ran to
each other and almost fell over
one another. That was one of
the happiest moments of my
life and I'll never forget it."
j no tetter also stated that the
boys Went to tha ahlne' ilnn
and filled up on ice cream, coke
ana oeer. iney went to a show,
uiKea eoout old times and then
made arrangements for Ferns
to spend, the night at the supply
depot where Johnson Is sta
tioned.
The youna men live! n.vt
door to each other and for years
cnummea and worked tosnthur
and both attended Phoenix high
scnooi. jonnson has been in
the navy a year and a half and
Pfc. Ferns has been In service
more than two years.
Magnet To Remove
Objects In Stomach
Chicago, Jan. 12-4U.R) De
velopment of a new type of mag'
net with which metalic foreign
bodies in the stomach and wind
pipe can be removed without the
necessity of delicate operations
was announced today by the
Journal of the American Medi
cal association.
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