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TOUR MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE Frld.r. March f, IMS Church Butt rails PrtbsrtrUn Chnrch Don MacDougal, Pastor Sunday school, 10 a. ntu Object 1m- fjOfl. Morning worship service, 11 a. m. Evangelistic servlca, 7:45 p. m. Everybody welcome. "Prayer Changes Things." venth-Day Advsntlst Church Corner of Edwards and Beatty ' Saturday. 0:30 a. m. Sabbath school; 11 a. m., Horn. foreign day; 1 I p. m., young people's meeting. Wednesday. 4 p. nu Prayer maat- ' '"Sliursday All-day session of the Dorcas society at the home of Mrs. Cartwright 80 Portland avenua. West Jackson at Welch Bible school. 10:15 a. m, Ruth Babb. superintendent Poaching, 11 :30 Subject, "The Thousand Years of Revelation." Irvin puoray. minister. Come and worship with us. We have a piece for you in the Bible school session and the preaching services ' will be both entertaining and instruo - ttva. A hearty welcome awaits you. ? Phoenix Church of Christ Ronald W hi ted, Pastor Chester Rice. Assistant 10 a. m. Bible school. 11 a. m. Morning message: eonv munion service. 6:30 p. m. Christian Endeavor. All jounsj people Invited. 7:30 p m. Evening services. Saturday. 8 p. m. Prayer maetlng and Bible study. 3 A warm and friendly welcome g awaits you always. Church of Christ t1 Central Avenue and Jackson Street. Willlnm 8. Kepple, Minister I Bible school 10 a. m. J, Morning worshio 11 a. m. ? C E lfwlety 6:30 p. m. - Evangelistic service 7:30 p. m. Bible study and orayer meeting- t W"1nesday ntht. 7:30. 3 Choir practice Thursday night. 7:30. All meetings open to the public. Newcomers to the community are J especially Invited. - Talsnt Methodist Church Rev. C. Edwin Cox. Pastor Sunday, 0:45 Sunday school, Clar ence Hold rid re. superintendent. New award svntem begins Special accordion music; 11, morning worship. Sermon by pastor. Special music; 7:30, eve ning evo rut lis tie nervine. Wednesdav, 7:30 Prayer maetlng n't Rlble study. ' Friday. 7:30 Monthly Sunday aehonl board meeting. Devotional talk i by Mr. Kamberg, assistant suparin- tendent Friends Church of Medforsl Meeting In the Howard School ( Mllo Clifton Rosa. Pastor Parsonage, Old Highway at De Barr 10 a. nv Sunday school, Mrs. Wen dell M. Votaw. superintendent. Dls ' trlbutlon of Bibles and other awards s tor faithful attendance. ; 11 a m. Worship. Sneclal music. i Sermon by pastor; "A Definition of i Regeneration." , . Thursday, 7:80 o. m. Mid weak cot. tagt praver meeting at Mrs. Stelner'a ji home. Old Highway, across from How s aud store. a A eordlal welcome la extended to I all to worship with us. First Presbyterian Chords Holly at Eighth Street . . Harry Hansen. Minister . Sflo Pre-prayer service. 0:45 Church Bible school, betln- Bin with a general assembly matting. 11 Morning church nervlre. Ser k mon by onstor from "The Song of " Songs, Which U Solomon's." There will be soeclal music; also a junior jf surprise sermon for children. A nurs k ry room under adult suoervlston Is l provided for smell children. L 6:30 All Christen Endeavor meet- tn assemble at this hour. Wednesday, 7 :30 Mid-week prayer i Fellowship. ' St. Murk's Chnros, (Angllean) ' Fifth and Oakdale I Rev. George R. Turney, Rector S Third Sunday In Lnt fl, 9:48 and 11, as usual; 8 and 11, corporate com Luii'Hona of narlsh: 7:30 p. m., con - flrmatlnn lm. ndults. Monday. 4 : l&-Conrl rotation class, tft'rch school, Tuesday. 114ft- Auxiliary-Guild ten b k aM9nn ProTln Mn" p Wdneaday, T:M ft. in. Holy eom- t Hi" "Ion. a Thursday, 4 tn.en Instruction and junior group; 7:!M, evening prayer and efrMv groun; TAB, choir. . Fdiy. tl Ho! communion. f - Week dva, ft Evening prayer end intercessions. f St Peter's Lutheran Church (Svnodlcal Conference) '. I. MMn and Portland Avenue dairy H. Young, Pastor 8uPd-v school and Bible class, Sun 4av, 0:45 a. m. I enter, service Sunday. 11 a. m. Theme: "Peter, the Boaster and Jeus, the Intercessor." . Confirmation Instruction Tuesday, - f :30 n. m. Midweek Lenten service Wednesday, 8 o. m. Theme; "The Price of Suffer ing. Sunday school' teachers' meeting Tvdoy, 3 p. m. The Ladle Aid meets Thursday, 8 p. nv, featuring another study In altar 1 linens. Visitors are always welcome. Talent Friends Church Milo Clifton Ross. Pastor George A. Bftle. Assoclnte 10:30 a. m. Sunday school, Mrs. 1 WIMInm J. LlnrMrnm. sioerlntendent. 11:30 a. nv Worship. Sermon by as ' eorlate pastor. 4 p. m Junior Christian Endeavor, Lilian Frarler, soon nor. 7 p. m Senior Christian Endeavor (note later time for soring and sum- mer months). Also adult Bible studv, on sublect of "Consecration" and "Snnctlficatton." B p. m. Evening gospel hour. Rous Ing singing Pennon by pastor, "The 'l Stature of Christ." 9 p m. Regular monthly business meeting. Wednesday, 8 p. m. Mid-week prayer. ALDA'S BEAUTY SHOP NOW OPEN We ipoclatlze In PerminnH nd all type, ol beauty work. Located Orr JaekionTlllo Club JACKSONVILLE Phone 493 c If LESLIE'S PLUMBING CO. MOVED TO 1036 COURT STREET MEDFORD PH0NI 3911 Notices Church of Ootf Haven and Holly Streets Sunday school B:45 a. m. Morning worship 11 a. m. Christian Crusaders 0:48 p. m. Evening service 7:30 d. m. We believe in worshiping in spirit and in truth. Will you come to our Vnlversal Spiritual Temple Meets, Med ford Hots! Auditorium 40A West Main Street Dr. Edward C. Le-Vyne, D. O., Pastor Bunaay service ai o p. m., suoiecu "It Is the SDlrlt That Glveth Life' Test demonstrations follow and mes sage circles for all by Rev. Darlene Le-Vyne end the pastor. Public and. ait denominations are welcome. Church of the Brethren Mary and Baling Streets Stanley Keller, Pastor Bible school convenes at 10 under supervision of Mrs. Marie Pence. An adequato heating system has been in stalled so each class may now meet comfortably In Its own room. General theme, "Jesus Teaches Forgiveness." Children's church Is special feature at 11. The program will be centered around the needs of children; It will Include singing, prayer, giving, get ting acquainted, story-sermon. An Informal worship service at 7:30 will Include hymn singing and a ser mon, "Christian Baptism, First Bantlst Church Fifth and North Central Streets) Wolford A. Dftwes, Pastor Bible school, fi:4S. Classes tor all ages. Morning worship. II o'clock. The gaiter's theme will be "For Our Sins." peclal music. Communion. Young people's groups meet at 0:30 p. m. Evening service, 7:30. Sermon, ''A Changed Man." Song service. Special music. Mid-week service Wednesday, 7:30 P All are Invited to join us in these services. Salvation Army 339 North Bartlett Street Two special meetings over the week end, Saturday, 7:30 p. m.; Sunday at 7:30 p. m. Both meetings will be con ducted by Rev. George Bennard, com- Boser of "The Old Rugged Cross," !e will be accompanied by Mr. Bennard. Sunday school, 8:48, with Ben Myer In charge. A funny money contest in the Sunday school Is creating much Interest. The contest will close with an auction April 11. Holiness service, 11 a. m. Adjutant C. Rosnlck will be speaker. His topic will be "Jesus Turns His Face To ward the Cross." Medford Church of the Naiarene Fred M. Weatherford, pastor-evan- fel 1st, will speak both times today rom the following topics, "The Blood Covenant Objective," at 10:48 and at 7:30, "An Evangelistic Special." Mu sic for day under direction of John Eby. Sunday school, 8:48 a. m., O. H. Hansen, superintendent. This Sunday school has answered the challenge of the Sellwood Portland Sunday school. Help hi study the Bible for high moral and spiritual Ideals and win. Youth meetings, 6:30 p. m. Visiting youth welcomed. Mid-week service Wednesday, T:3p K. m., followed by choir rehearsal. A enrty invitation to friandi and visit ors. Apostonlq Faith ' N. Central Avenue at Third Street Rev. C. W. Frost. Pastor - o.a iiiMrfav BfhiviV join us In the enthusiastic study of the Word of God. Competent teacners ana inwmwn classes for all ages. U Devotional and praise service. 3 Young people'e evangelutio serv- 7:45 Evening service. Special mu sic, congregational singing and per sonal testimonies, followed by a stir ring evnntellstla message from the Word of God, and an old-Iashloned prnyer meeting. . 8 Mid-week senrloea, Tuesday end Friday evenings. . Come es you are and bring a friend you will alwaya find m warm wel oonra awaiting you. Foursquare Gospel Church Corner Central and Jackson Rev. W. Shearburn. Pastor 8:48 Sunday school. Classes for all ages. A flanneiboard story win am given by Miss Cassman. Jack Rothar-w-j wntehdent. n'trn will speak on ,TThe Communion of the close. . . ' 0:30 Young people s crusaner awv Ice. Mrs. Caves, soeclal speaker. Caves of GranU Pass, guest speaker. t . i u mt .H.imnntH. incpirnuonn. SpcrliU musical number. . 7:30, Wednwiliy HIM. ftudr on Tlie fcpl'tle to the Komr." 7:30. Friday SonM. nd prvf ervlce. Th public la given cordiu and friendly W.lneme. ririt Methotfltl Church Main and Laurel Street. Loul. C. Klrby. D. D., Mlnbter Sunday ichool, S.45 a. m. Special program by nursery department for Crdle Roll mothere and their bablaa. Worhlp. 11 a. m.. lermon, Follow the Lender and HI, Cross." Anthem. "God Is a Stilrlt." directed by Harold Burleson. Solo, "Ooen the Gate, of the Temolc," Ml. Edna Burbldx. "The Cruaade for Christ" will feature visita tion evangelism by the layman at this service. Soeclal .ervlre at T:30 p. m. will have as (west singer, the junior high chorus of 30 voices under direction of Mr. Jean McAllister. Youlh grouos meet at 6:30. Pastor'. Ulble hour Thursday, 7:30. Klon Lutheran Church : Fourth nt Oakdale Elvln S Hansen, Pastor March 3, :30 a. m. CatecheUcal Instruction March 4. 0:43 a. nv Sunday -hoo'' 11 a. m.. Worshio. A hearty welcome to all. fermon, "The Fifth Reason lor Cnlvarv," hy Pastor Hnnsen. Music bv the choir: 7 p. m., Luther league devotional and election of officers. March 8. 8 p. m. Council meeting. March 7, 5 p. m. Junior choir prac tice: 7 p. nv. .enlor choir practice. 3 p. m., Lenten vesner. with the con cluding sermon, "Whv Christ Died." or "The Reason, for C.lvarv." If you have missed anv of the aeries, this Is your opportunity to get a brief lum mary of the whole aerie.. Federated Chnrch of Central Point Rev. Rolf H. Hansen. Pastor Snturday, 7:43 p. m Men s prayer meeting. Sunday. 0:48 a. m. Sunday school Bob Merritt, superintendent. The Bible la the textbook. Everyone Invited. 11 a. nv Worship. Inspirational, fundamental, anlrltual Rlble. d:3ft p nv Young neople'a meeting Mrs. Dale Burns, leader. 7:43 p. nv Evening service of good slneing and warm Christian fellow ship. p. m "Sip and Sing- for all young eeoole In the church parlors. Choruses! Gold old-fashioned hymns I And something to slpl Tuesday, a p. m. Women. Bible Study. Wednesday, 7:30 a. nv Mid-week praver meeting. i-ItV. 1 p Berean class meet ing: 7 30 p. nv. King s Messengers' class meeting at C WT Hlggmbotham nome. Free Methodist ChareTa 337 West Tenth Street Sunday school 9:45 a. m. Morning worship 11 a, m. V. P. M. 8.-7 p. m. Evening service 7:4 p. m. Wednesday prayer meeting 7:43 p. m. Let ue all make plan, to take the whole family to church next Sunday. You are cordially invited to attend each service. First Chnrch of Christ, Scientist Authorized branch of The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ Scientist, In Boston, Mass, Service, era held every Sunday at 11 o'clock. Subject, March 4, "Christ Jesus." 8:30 Sunday school. 8 Wednesday evening meeting, which Includes testimonial, of Chris tian Science healing.. The reading room, located at 414 and 418 Medford Center building, I. open from 10 a. m. to t p. m., with librarian In attendance. Assembly of God Church G. O. Baker, Pastor 0:49 Sunday school. Classe. for all ages. Mr. Thompson, superintendent. 11 "The New Testament Church," subject of the pastor. 0:30 "Christ Ambassadors," young people's meeting, 7:30 "God's Love to a Perishing World," evangelistic message by the pastor, 7:48, Wednesday evening, "Prayer and Praise." 7:48, Friday evening "What the Bibles Teaches." In regard the prom ise of the Father." ' A warm welcome to aU. ' Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints 331 West Second Street Sunday school, 10 e. m. Feat meet ing, 11:18 a. m. Evening service program sponsored by Branch Relief Society Sisters, who have a fine program planned for you, March 8, M. I. A., 7:30 p, m. Sunday, March 11 Our northern California mission president, German E. Ellsworth, and his wife, will be In Medford to conduct a conference of the west half of the Klamath dis trict, holding meeting, at 10 a. m and a p. m. A potluck luncheon 1. planned between Bervices. Saturday. March 17 The Relief Socletv Sisters have planned a bazaar at which they will have an array of their handiwork for sale. First Christian Church Ninth and Oakdale Streets Oelbert W. Daniels, Minister S:45 a. m Bible School. 10:88 a. m. Worship. Message by is- .iiut4'ai A nattuor (n tht Problem' of Fear." Nursery for pre- 8 p. m" Christian Youth Fellowship, leader Kayo Crawford! study leader, 7:30 p. m Evangelistic service. Mcssage'"The Great Commencement,' Ladies' trio: Calendar for week: Monday. 7:30 p. nv Boy Scouts In Fellowship holli 7:30 p. m education al committee meeting. . , . Tuesday, 1:30 p. m. Mission study Cl Wednesday, 3 p. m Adult mission ary meeting; 7:30 p. m., Board meet- '"'uesday, 7:30 p. m. Board meeting. 7:30 p. nv, Choir rehearsal! 7:80 p. m., Bible study and prayer. a - I r..n1 East Jackson and Bessie Street, p. D. Phillips, Tastor G. ' Tlgh'e, superintendent. A flve- ,1 fm vnnth nt the Sun- . ' - i ,, n I .. Marnti flay SCnOOl Will upcn oui.i.oj, , 4, Rev. B. U. HBna wu, wii.w. iu:in in. Hiunitii. - mon theme, "The Devine Presence Among men. Mr. .unn dww sage in song, accompanied with the accoroion. 6 p. nv Junior group., C. H. 6:30 p. m Ambassador, for God, BVSS ElVa innmpUll, iiibbiuoiii. 7:30 p. m. Inspirational aong serv ice. ,.m. "They Were Still Alive." The Sanders sisters will bring a messoees in song. The pastor will deliver the morning ana evening hicbmd. 8 p. nv Wednesday mid-week pray 8 pT m'., Thursday "Ambassador. for uoa. s-rayer serviww. METHODIST CHILDREN WILL GIVE PROGRAM An attvAptlva nrntfram of mil lie and recitation, will be pre sented Sunday by tne iiuie ioik n. h nnslnnnra and nursery de partments of the Methodist Sunday School honoring me par ents of the cradle roll. Special mimVipre Include: "A Welcome." by Roger Jones; a recitation by Carol Hedrick und two chorus numbers by fifty beginners. At tha dose of the rjronram the Supt. E. J. Neumann, will present gilts to the two young est babies present. Cradle roll parents are especially invuea. F.D.R. Pokes Fun At Family's Yen For Going Places Washington, March 2 (U.B The President poked fun at the traveling Roosevelts In his mes sage to congress Thursday. "I return from this trip which took me as far as 7,000 miles from the White House refreshed and Inspired," he said. "The Roosevelts are not, as you may suspect, averse to travel. We thrive on It." Since hts first Inauguration 12 years ago, Mr. Roosevelt hag traveled an estimated 300,000 miles. In the same IS years Mrs. Roosevelt has traveled around 320,000 miles, beating her hus band by about four-fifths of the distance around the earth. Closing time loi Sunday roo Lett to Classll 8 30 Saturday alternoon Pleaae remember See Humphrey NOW! for USED CARS New Mack Tracks DeSOTO PLYMOUTH Service CHRYSLER MADE PARTS 'At Tout B.rvlce All Wart" Humphrey Motors S3 8 Riverside Dial 4980 Ml if 'i"k r"H ,-i""J'"". lift S v. r d1'. LEARNS HER WAY AROUND Red Cross girl In towp like Dijon France, must be on her toes to answer all the questions asked by GI Joes. Here Jane Conner of New York City gets instruction on how to use street locator from French trolley conductor with bicycle Olive f.2g Barber's "WRl Letter When I've talked with war workers who have come here from the East, I've always as sumed they were glad they had escaped the extremes of heat and cold of that area. It never entered my head they actually could get homesick for those very conditions. So a recent let ter from an" Eastern woman come West, was very revealing. Of course the fact that she was a farm woman before coming here to work in a war plant may have something to do with her atti tude. She says she misses the sharp ly defined seasons of the East; that in colder climates, Spring brings a resurrection to all things; especially to trees; trees seem to have a heart-beat whicn definitely quickens then. She misses the fragrances of newly plowed ground which are so much a. part of - an Eastern spring. "If I were home," she writes, nostalgia In every word, "I'd be In the barn a good part of the time, fixing boxes in prepara rV I at A 1 -p. V A laay welder... lady iailor..."chef" for a lively family-In your "at ease" moments you still love to feel feminine and fragile. So put wood vioiet on your llpi, and look like the heroine of a story-book romance! ' lighl-ln-Heart Fragrance -to match the mood of this lovely color-wooo Cream-Deep Cologne, wooo vioin, l ,og. TAYLOR'S DRUGS 323 E. MAIN O MEDFORD l rt"9".I . In tion for the apple crop, come Fall. Or I'd be inspecting spray equipment. The dog would be along, smelling out mice. "And all the time I was busy at these various chores, I'd be feeling proud of the pruning job I'd done a while before. Sprouts and suckers can grow as mucli as four feet in one year." Shu can't help but do a bit of remin iscing, as do all of us when we are homesick." When we firs', got the place, It had been un cared for for several years. I cut almost two feet of rot out ot one cherry tree and all the neighbors said it would die. But it never." In fact it bore more than the other trees the follow ing year. "Then my husband went Into the service. I gave up the farm and came here to work in a wai plant. Much of the time I feel not only very lonely, but bewil dered at the changes which have come about In my life." This letter was good for me I'd had a smug "conviction that no one could possibly get home sick after having once experi enced our gentle, always temper ate climate. I had thought worn en who had led sheltered live.- would consider war work an ad venture. I might have known better, for I too, like, an estab lished way of life and should have known women are ah much alike; especially farm women. And city or country East or West, women will be "lonely and bewildered" until their men come back. Pretty as a Picture' Make-Up ..... From the era of love-seats and crystal chandelier, comei this lip stick shade soft, subtle, utterly feminine to lend enchantment to you, moit modern of women. For whatever vour mon.tlze lnh viout In tonis new 1.25. TON! lipstick In Rouge, 1 .00 , re m WAR CASUALTIES INCREASE 11,870 OVER PAST WEEK Washington, March 2. U.R) American combat casualties an nounced here today reached a total of 813,032, an Increase of 11,870 during tht. past week. Secretary of War Henry L. Stimson also revealed that cas ualties in Italy have crossed the 100,000 mark. From the time of the first landings there on Sept 9, 1943, he said, ti.ere were 19. 889 killed, 70,402 wounded, and 10.499 missing, for a total of 100,790, These figures include casualties announced here through Feb. 25. Army casulties In all theaters as compiled hert through Feb. 21 totaled 722,693. These fig ures, Stimson added, reflected actual flghtlnj through the lat ter part of January. This total included 140,366 killed. 430,757 wounded, 60,535 prisoners and 01,037 missing. A navy list released today showed a total of 90,337 casual ties among members of the navy coast guard and marines. The list did not Include any casual ties suffered by marine forces on Iwo Jima, it was understood, a break-down showed 34,283 BELL dead, 40,904 wounded, 10,674 missing and 4,476 prisoners. Boys and Girls Given Marijuana -Nurse Confesses Beverly Hills, Cal., March 2 (U.R) Confession of a pretty dental nurse that she distributed marijuana to boys and girls at Beverly Hills high school today spurred investigation of a possi ble widespread ichool dope ring. Norma Jean Graybeal, 19, a comely reddish-blond, arrested on suspicion of violating the state poison laws, admitted she distributed marijuana cigarettes to nearly a score. of high school boys and girls. Miss Graybeal obtained her supplies, she said, in Hollywood and from the negro entertain ment district on Central avenue where she had once worked. Forest management, which permits continued timber crops, UNIVERSAL SPIRITUAL TEMPLE Lecture -Healing Messages , Psychic Deomn.tritlons by the Leading Spiritual Interpreters at Medford Hotel . Auditorium, Sunday 8 p. m. 408 West Mala Street. Medford. Subject "IT IS THE SPIRIT THAT GIVETH LIFE" Public and AU Denominations Welcome Message Communion Circles Follow DR. EDWARD C. LeVYNE, D.D., Pastor we mm to Q Our landlord asked us if we wanted to renew our lease and we said we did. We thought that settled everything, but a few days later he wrote us a letter saying he wanted us to vacate as he had rented the building to some chain store company. So we are going to move just as soon as we can find a suitable location. 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