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1 rOOR MEDFORD MAIL THIBUWS Friday. Jan. It. 148 Church Notices -Prayer mooting Camp Whit Chapel Barries Post Chap I. Near Hospital John V. Richtrt, Post Chaplain aTathnllA maaa. fl o. m. Sunday. protMtant servic. 11 ft. m. Sunday. A cordial wet coma la ax tended to M at.ihlir aa um th mill La rv Dr tonne) raalding to Modlord and Vicinity. Universal ftolrltual Tamol Sorvlcet will now b on aaeh Bun day at 8 p. m Instud of Wednesday venlnf. Alto at 7 p. m. Sunday will Do clDl Class jnairucuon, ai ui ford hotel auditorium. 400 West Main treat Dr. Edward C. Le-Vyna and Rev. oariene i-e-vyne. panor. um onitratlona of spiritual psychto power, nd massage circle follow for all Advent Christian Church WmI Jarkian at Welch Bible achool, 1C a. m., Ruth Babb, uperin Undent. If you aren't attend ing any other Sundty achool. coma and apend an enjoyable hour with the Hook or Doone. Prrhin. 11:18 a. m. Irvln Duorar. minister. Subject. "A Great Wonder In Hmvmi." you will be welcome and made to leu at noma. Talent Method lit Chore Rev. C. Edwin Cox, Pastor Sunday; fi :4ft Sunday achooL Clarenea Hold- ridge, superintendent. Classes for all ages. Chalk talk by pastor, fleas note aninn In time. II Morning worship. 0ermosi by ' pesior. special musio. lath" Evening tvangellstle aervi nsnirauonii ainaing. Wednesday, 7:301 ana sum siuay. Pint Church of Chr.it. I dsn ti it Authorized branch of The Mother Church The ririt Church ol Christ, Sciential. In Boston. Mass. Services are held every Sunday at a uciock. BUDjaci January i, iMm, 0 Sunday achool. Wednesday evening meeting. wmcn memoes iwumoiuill Of enrts - tlan Science heallnn. The rending room, located at 414 and 419 Medford Center building, la open from 9 a. m to 6 p. m. with Pint Prtibyterlan Church Holly at Eighth Street Harry Hansen, Minister 9:30 Pre-prayer service. :4ft -Church Bible achool. 11 Church service. Anthem. "Open Our Eyes." Solo by Mabel L. Nansen. ermon, "Renewed vision of Grace." Junior surprise sirmon for the chil dren. Nursery room supervised by Mrs. Harris. 6:30 p. m. Christian Endeavor meetings, college age, high achool and Junior. Each group meets separately. Mid-week prayer, fellowship Wed nesday evening, 7:30. The Ancitolle Faith Third Street and North Central Avenue Rev. C. W. Frost. Pastor 9:30 Sunday achool. Interesting Classes for all ages. 11 Devotional and praise aervlce. ' 3 Young people's meeting. 7:45 Evangelistic service. Opens with a concert of music by the orches tra, chorus -choir, and the organist. Tuesday and Friday nights. Don't miss the revival meetings now In progress. There will be special . muslo at every service, and Rev. Al lan Crabtree will be here during the coming week. Federated Church of Central Feint . Rev. Rolf H. Hansen. Pastor Saturday, 7:45 p. m Men's prayer meeting In pastor's study. Sunday 9:30 a. m., pre-servlee prayer meeting. 9:48 a. m., Sunday achool. Interesting presentation of the lesson, an object lemon and good sing Ing. Come to Sunday achool. U a, m., Wonhip. Special muslo. Sermon, "Tha God-blessed Life." by pastor. Every one will find a friendly welcome at the "Brick Church." 0:30 p. m., young evangelistic service. A nappy time oT Christian fellowship. AU cordially In tied, Tuesday. S p. m. Ladles Bible atudy at Minnlck home. Wednesday, 7:30 p. m Prayer and meditation. Friday, a p. m. Women's mission ary society meets In churoh parlors. St. Peter' Lutheran Church (Synod teal Conference) East Alain and Portland Avenue Harry H. Young. Pastor Sunday school at 9.45 o'clock. Divine worship at 11 o'clock. Theme, "Brotherly Love the Mark of True Christianity." Confirmation dass meets Monday evening at 7 JO. Bible class Monday evening at 9:15. Sunday school teachers meeting Tuesday evening at S o'clock, visitor arc always welcome. The First Baptist Church fifth and North Central 6 1 recti Wolford A. Dawes, Pastor Bible school, 9:40. Classes for all ages. Morning worship, II o'clock. The pastor has been bringing a series of messages on Flnt John. The theme for this morning will be, "The Test of Life." Special musie by the choir, - Young people's groups meet at 0:80 Evening worship, 7:30. Sermon. "Stand Still." Song aervlce, special music. Mid-week service of prayer and Bible study Wedneaday 70 p. m. Church of Ooi Raven and Holly Street Roscoc F. Wilson, Pastor Sunday school. 10 a. m. Morning worship, 11 I. m. Intermediate Crusaders, 0:41 p. m. ivnnaellatle service. 7:30 at. m. , Special revival service arc being planned to begin February 3ft. The evangelist, Rev. H. M. Ely, expects to be with us on that date and continue until March 9. The pastor expect to bring a series of sermons on the Holy Ghost and subjects related to evangelism be tween now and Uia Mvival. Your presence at our services Is greeny aesirea. Medford Church of the Nasaremo Holly at First Street Fred M. Weatherford, pastor-evangelist, will be heard both time Sun day. His topic for 10:45 a. m. Is "A Re ligion of Blood. Food and Fire"; and at 7:30 n. tn.. "A Dlunnnlntarf fltiMt " Assembly music and special by choir mna uincr unuer jonn -oy a oirecuon. Sunday school at 9:45 a. nv. directed by G. M. Hansen. The Blbta tauaht by capable teachers representing four uaJr wiiwnia. Youth meetings at 0:30, composing three groups: seniors, high school and Junior. Mid-week service, Wednesday, 730, followed by choir rehearsal. Friends and visitors are extended a hearty welcome. Foursquare Gospel Church Corner Central and Jackson Rev. W. Shearhurn, Pastor 9:45 Sunday school, with classes for all ages. Jack Rolharmel, superin tendent. 11 Worship. Missionary service. Rev. Faith Shearburn speaking. 0:30 Young people' Crusader serv ice, Pvt. and Mrs, Hubert Parks, lead era. 7:30 Evangelistic service with In snlratlonsl songs and testimonies. Rev. W. Shearburn will apeak on the sub- iect, "God aspeaks to the world In this 0th century," a stirring prophetical message. 7 30, Wedneaday 'Deeper Teaclu Ins;" service, 7:30. Friday song and prayer serv ice. The public Is given a cordial invitation. First Methodist Church Main and Laurel Streets Louis C. Klrby, D. D.. Minister Sunday school. 9:4B a. m.. E. J. Neumann, superintendent. worsmp, ii a. m. pastor topic, "The Need of a Snlrltual Awakenlnf." Choir sings "Be Still My Soul," and narry Toung sings "sty we waters or Babylon." averting service. 7:30 p. m. Toole. 'Paul's Maaaaaa tn tha Hraaki U. ley league, led by Gertrude Blooming. camp, 9:30 p. m. High school group. py Micuie seuer. intermediate Few ivwanip, dt uonaia nenaerson. Expositions on Mark's Gospel Thursday. 7:30 n. m . hv fha nutnv Sunday school parent night, Friday, 7:30. in social hall, featuring a drama. (iza program souoweo oy reiresn ments. . Women's Society of Christian Serv ice meets Tuesday, 1:30 In church. ' Bvtte Patls Presbyterian Chore) Don Ms c Doug all. Pastor Sunday school, 10 a. tn. Worship service, 11 a. m. Sunday evening service at 7:45. will be under direction of the high school young people. Special songs will be given In solo ana group numbers. Everybody Is cordially invited. "Come now, let us worship together." West Fourth Street at Oakdale Avenue worsnip, u a. m. subject of ser mon: "A Transfigured Church fox a time the newly called pastor, the Rev. Elvln S. Hansen, will be installed, the service we conoucung the Tuesday, 8 p. ra Brotherhood ....B wiui narun riuiiQn, TOPIC leader; Installation of officers. luuiwBjr, o mi p. m. junior enoir rehearMl. 7:30 p. m. Senior choir re nearsol. Saturday, 0 30 a. m. Catechetical Instruction class. Friends Church tn Medford 13 Keene Way Drive Mflo Clifton Ross, Pastor Saturday 730 p. m. Missionary general superintendent of the Friends eh arches fn rhs norttiweet. wffl show Sictures of his recent trip to Mexico, uatemila, Panama. Peru e"d Bolivia. Fellowship hour in Hobby House fol lowing. 10 a. m. Sunday school. Mrs. Wen dell M. Votaw, superintendent. The nursery class will move to the Hobby House to secure more room. 11 a. m. Worship. Superintendent Reecc will deliver the sermon and sing. Also, at this same time, the Children'a church will be Inaugurated. Mrs. Joseph Reeee, also a minister, will give the Bible story. -Thursday, 7:30 p. m. Mid-week prayer. . Jacksonville Presbyterian Church 10 30 a. m. Bible school. 11 :30 a. m- Sermon, "Love's Oemen. slons." S MS. story, choir number. 7:20 p. m Christian Endeavor meeting. Monday, 7:30 p. m. Troop IS meets at the old court house. Thursday night Special evening meeting of the Women's Missionary society at the church. First Christian Church Ninth and Oakdale Delbert W. Daniels, Minister , 9:45 a. m. Bible school. 10:55 a. m. Worship. Message my minister. "The World's Need of a Christ-like Church." S p. m-Christian Tooth Fenowatrtp. Mr. Thompson will have play re hearsal at o'clock and the rest oi young . eople will meet in Fellowship hall. Dick Hake leader of study hour. 7:30 p. m. Evangelistic service. ? aster's theme, ' The Signs of Today oint to What?" . Calendar for week: 7:30 p. m., Monday Boy Scouts meet In Fellowship hall. 0:45, Wednesday Mariner class party and installation of officers. 7:30. Thursday Choir rehearsal In the Sanctuary. Thursday Mid-week Bible study and prayer In Fellowship ptlrrlm Holiness Church East Jackson and Bessie Streets D. D. Phillips. Minister. 9:45 a. Sunday school. Rev. 8. 0. Tighe, superintendent 10:45 a, m .Sermon by the pastor. Text, "I The 3-23." 0 p. m- Junior groups, Mrs. Philllo. 630 p. nv Senior groups. Miss Elva Thompson, president 740 Evening song and praise serv ice. 8 p. m. Evangelistic service, sermon theme, "What Has the Church to Of fer?" 7:30 p. ra. Mid-week prayer serv- te . . . Tne pilgrim nouneea cnurcn ex tends a cardial trrHtatton to aB to wonhip the Lord with us. Phoenix Presbyterian Church 10 a. m. Worship. "Communion Meditation." quarterly communion service and offering for the War time Service Fund. 11 a. m Bible schoot After Bible school the congregation is holding a covered dish dinner and Bible school leaders' conference. 4:30 p. m Junior Christian En deavor, Leslie Green, leader. Wednesday, 7.15 p. m Troop IS, Boy Scouts meeting. Thursday. 10 a. m. to 4 p. m. Meet ing of community women making Red Cross dressings. Talent Friends Church Milo Clifton Ross. Pastor George A. Bales, Associate 10:30 a. m- Sunday school, Mrs. Wm. J. Ltndstrom, superintendent. 11:30 a. m. Worship. Sermon by associate pastor. 4 p. m. Junior Christian Endeavor, Miss Lillian Frazier, sponsor. 6:30 p. m. Christian Endeavor for high school folk. The pastor will con duct the adult Bible study on "The Scheme of Redemption." 7 p. m. Service (note earlier hour) Joseph G. Reece, general superinten dent of Friends churches In the north west, will show pictures or nis recent trtp to Meiriee. Guatemala. Panama. Peru and Bolivia, and will give an dWedneaday. 100 p. nv Mid-week prayer. St. Mark's Church (Episcopal) Fifth and Oakdale The Rev. George R. Turney, Rector Third Sunday aiier tpipnauj. 8 Holy communion (C. C. for women). 9.45 Church school. 11 Morning prayer and sermon. 12 '15 Parian luncheon and annual winter meeting of parish. Guild hill Monday. 9 p. m. Evening Guild, meeting at home of Mrs. J. Walker. Thursday. Convenion of St. PauL 11 Holy communion. 7;4o Choir re. bCfriday, tl Holy communion. Closing time foi SuncUy Too Lata u Classify 5 30 Saturday afternoon please remember UNIVERSAL SPIRITUAL TEMPLE .1 a b II 1 Finanu cicn sunur s -Dr. Edward C LaVyn R. Darlan LaVyna Laadlng Spiritual Intarpratara Bibla Baalationa on tha "NATURAL LAWS OF GOD" ... . m VI PaIIbwi . ,, . &..jt.Aiim. ina Wast E j at usa aaoxox nm ---- j Main Straat 1 1 b.,kii .ml XU DanomlnaUona Walcoma EvmnieUrt s s. t J ' 0i '5-jr . L. ' J W IS , J! ii . 7-1 fi pits aL.vi- a liir ( iff L ... . J4) . .. A M'. I SPECIAL EVANGELISTIC SERVICES The Apostolic Faith North Cantral Aya, at Jri Evangelim n. ROBT. CRAWFORD A Real "Sky Pilot" and ALLEN L. CRABTREE of Sin Franclico They Preach Christ Mighty to Save! Strong to Deliver! They Proclaim an Eternal Heaven and an Iverlattlng Hell! They Recall God't Promise, His Precepts, and Hi Prophecies! YOU ARE INVITED To Pray at an old-fashioned Altar, where Christian inter cede for the sln-slck and weary and for those who hunger and thirst for God' righteousness. SPECIAL MUSIO AND SINGING Young Ladies' Quartet brings Song and Spiritual with a true Message. Conceit by Lena Edlger Wallace on new Wurlltitr organ, assisted by 27-plece Orchestra, open Sunday evening service. . Congregational Singing of well-loved Song (tin tha heart. PERSONAL TESTIMONIES Young and Old tell of remarkable Answer to Prayer. NO COLLECTIONS Services: Tonight at 8 Sunday at 11 a. m. and p. m. Hemembart "Except a man be born egaln. he cannot see tha Kingdom oi God." ML M.'s SPRING 1 and 2 Piece Suits -100 Wool This spring you combine the perfectly-tall ored look with the eternal femininity of tha lovely American woman ... in your new season suit! You'll marvel at what ha been done with beautiful materials in the way of a little tuck here and a graceful line there . to make these long-wearing, distinctly eye catching suit for your practical and exciting spring! Many are styled by Mary Lane and featured in Mademoiselle and Glamour, they're styled for fit and finish. $22.95 In New SHADES of O MINT GREEN O R.A.F. 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