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rem MXSrOKD MAIL THIBUrTB aMdey. March 13. IU Church arte ralli Freabrierlaii Chnrck Con MacDousall. Pastor luntfay achool. 10 a. m.. etory tot worship service. 11 a. m. IvansaUaUo aarriea, 1M p. m. Special Pre-Easter Services MAUNDY THURSDAY Tht beautiful annual can dle light communion serv ice will be held at 8:00 o'clock. GOOD FRIDAY Divine Worship at 8:00 o'clock P. M. Chaplain J. V. Richer will be the speaker EASTER Festival services with Holy communion at 11. a a a Special Music by the it Ladies' Choir St Peter's Lutheran Church t. Main It Portland Are. Harry H. Young, Pastor Attention Farmers We Pay. Highest Cash Prices for Veal, Pork, . Ducks, Geese, Turkeys, N Chickens, Rabbits. , See your nearest Safeway Store Manager for prices and detail. WESTERN M No. Central Dr. Louis Richard Patmont Authority en World Affairs, Traveler, Linguist In 1 Pre-Easter Evangelistic Conference and Bible Lectures Central Avenue Central and Jackson Streets, MEDFORD, OREGON Every Night at 7:45 o'clock, Saturday excepted Startling Screen Viewt Soul Stirring Messages Dr. Patmont lecturing en the general theme of "The Present World Crisis, discusses the following subjects: Sunday 11:00 a. m. "Meeting Christ" Sunday 7:45 p. m. "Armageddon the tattle 'of Cod" (Illustrated) "The Antichrist, or the Man ef Sin." "D.men P.rlls." "Tha Mark of the Beast" "Are We In the Great Apostasy?" "Tha Mystery Babrlon " The E.ch.tolo of the Church...55 .nath.r tatttef BlbX "n tered discussions. Dr. Patmont has made many world tourn Is the author of t.Tar.l books, and contributes te a number ef national magailnes. He .pe.k. tw.ntv two languages, and Is a keen obi.rr.r and Interpreter ot world .flairs Hie lectures en world conditions are presented In a scholarly manner He glyes first hand Information en thi present world 1 erl.i.. mtnn"' Notices Advent Christian Church West Jackson at Welch Bible achool, 10:16 a. m.. Ruth Babb, superintendent. Coma and enjoy an hnur with the Bible. Preachlnf. .11:30, Irwia DurrsT. minister, subject, "After the War, What?" A hearty welcome to all. Phoenix Presbyterian Church Iurrence Mltfhelmore. Pastor 10 a. m. Palm Sunday services and observance of the Lord'a eupper. mes sage, "Victory Through Christ," war time service onerini. II m m Rihle School. Wednesday nlfht. annual meeting of congregation, election or omcera. evenioliey unnnHn Corner ol Edwsrdi and Beatty Streets Saturday, 30 a. m. Sabbath scnooi. , Saturday. 11a. m., eommunlon aarv- lea. ins nrraa oi ttnw w.wv i. young peoples mcfiini. Wednesday, S p. m. Prayer meet ln. Talent Methodist Church Sunday, : Sunday achool, ciar. Chorus singing; 11. morning worship. Sermon by pastor. Special music; 7.30, evening avaiia""- Wednesday. 7:30 Prayer meeting and etiDie siuoy. free Methodist Chunk 337 W. 10th St. R. a. Keller, Pastor. Sunday achool, S:4 a. ro. Morning Worship, 11 a. m. V P.M 8., 7:00 p. m. Evening Service. 7:45 p. m. Wednesday Prayer Heating, T. P'wa extend to you a cordial Invita tion to attend each ot our aarvicea. The Apostolic Faith . (N. Central Ave., at 3rd St.) B:30 Sunday School The Word of God is taught by competent teachjra .nrt there ara Interesting classei or all ages. , . , . ' ... sldS" W P.0P' f v.n,.li.Uc of the urchwtra and chorui-choir. U - sii J Qartlll-M on TuUdlT nd Friday even ng. .,, will inspire you with men and their wivei are extend d special inviuuon w wwhuk . Pilgrim Hollneii Church East Jackson and Besife Streata D. D. Phllllpf. Minister fl-4S a. m. Sunday school. Rev. O. Tlffha. superintendent. 10:4ft a. m. Morning hour of wor- ,b p' m F. H. Junior group, Mri. eilPV m. P. H. "Ambassadors for God" group, Mln Xlva .Thompwn, pr7?30 m. Congregation song of praise service. 8 p. m. Evangelist service. Evan gelist Rev, Mark E. Henry will de liver both messages. Miss Velma Shep- nera or riHMni! .., wm charge-oi congregaiionai sinaina. ma Nell Saunders ot Kannlwlck. wash., church soloist, will render vocal mu sic; also Miss Velma Shepherd. Comt and near ine closing message 01 Evan gelist M. E. Henry. A cordial Invita tion ia extended to all. Whadyew avr DAGGETT & RAMSDELL'S GIANT SIZE SHAMPOO Tht ecooominl way to bur Shun poo ia the MwgUarlieTOnlY Joo. .dollar I.TW," an mount la ih, Kulw usill,r list would coal you.'l 9Hr,'i a (rind bariaJa-sad roo V JovV'thtwsy ihto Perfect Usnpoo'fe.aH lot, clriailn. ".kinW.Mn" u.iu -j-- )-ourhiir new burnished loveliness bclaa keep It loft tnd Iuktouj." $1 00 n THRIFT STORE Phone 3874 Church of Christ laeksenrtna Preifeyterfaa Oinrrft) Lawrence Mitchelmore, Pastor 10:30 a. m.-Bible, school. 11:30 a. m. Worship, Palm Sunday services: messaae. "cnrist. ine vie tor." Quarterly communion, offering I or tna war-ume service worn. 7:90 p. m .Christian Endeavor. Thursday, 8 30 p. m. Choir ra- hearsal with Mrs. George Wendt. di rector and Mrs. Ray Harris, pianist. Vnlrersal Spiritual Temple 406 West Main Street Med ford Hotel Auditorium Dr. Edward C. Le-Vyne D. D. Pastor Sunday services 8 p. m. Tnis win be the last Sunday service. Church services will be changed to Thursdays at 2 p. m. Conducted by Rev. Darlene Le-Vyne. She will also be at the Hotel 11 a. m. to 2 p. m. tor private consul, tatlons. and the Message Circle ierv Ice, 2 p. m. to 4 p. m. Everybody Is welcome. The Church of Jesus Christ at Latter Day Saints 331 West Second Street Earl D. Clements, Branch President No. 3 Loring Court. Priesthood, Primary and Relief So etetv. 11:15 a. m. Sacrament Meeting thla week, Sun- aay, Marcn asm at b:ju p. m. Program will be under the direction of Klamath Dint. Presidency, Bros. Skeen, Phalr and Morris. Tuesday M I A., 7:30 p. m. Assembly of God 11 S. Newtown Street' G. O. Baker, Pastor a-alKfiiinrinv ac-hnnl. ji-Worship. "The Death of tha Cross," message by the pastor. Tht ftwaninn evantfellstlc DartV Will be with us next Sunday morning to begin a series or meetings. lrtmrt Amhauariori. 7:30 Evangelistic service, "Tha Resurrection of Jesua Christ." Tiia uratatk thret will be no mld week services at the Assembly of God. aa wa are, aucnoina, wm services. First Church of Christ, Scientist fie 1. unnupic . .. . . j v. -a- Tl,. MnlKar AUinorir.ea orontii w " . ' , , Church. The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston. Mass. e i - kaM avarv fllinnaV Bt 11 OCIOCK. BUDJCCl, martn nr. ... . mnn urrinMiiv evenfns! meeting, tlan Science healings. 4 The rending room, located and 415 Medford Center building, open from 10 a. m., to S p. m., with librarian in attendance, Churrh of God R. F. Wilson, Pastor Sunday achool 0:45 a. m. Morning worship 11 . : m. Christian Crusaders. 6:30 p. m. Evening service 7:30 p. m. Prayer meeting (Wednesday) 7 :30 ''Young people's prayer service (Fri day) 7:30 p. m. 1 ne yum is jyeumc a pinjci will meet nt the Grow home near the Howard school. Notice concerning the DiaCB Ul WUISIH iui funun will appear in Friday's issue of the man iriounc. Talent Friends Church Milo Clifton Ross, Pastor George A. Bales, Associate 10:30 a. m. Sundav school. Mrs. WUllam J. LlndFtrom, superintendent. 11:30 a. m. Palm Sunday meet ing for worship. Sermon by associate paitor. 7 p. m Junior Christian Endeavor society meets at parsonage. Senior Christian Endeavor In the choir. Adult Bible study, led by pastor. 8 p. m. Evening evangelistic serv ice. Sermon by pastor, "My God, My God, Why?" Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. Mid-week prayer as announced. First Presbyterian Church Holly at Eighth Street . Harry Hansen, Minister 9:30 Pre.prayer service. 0:45 Church Bible school. 11 Church service. The 60th anni versary of the founding of this church is being commemorated in this serv ice. We will have aa our guest speaker Dr. Russell V. DeLong. The choir will sing "Jerusalem." Solo by Robert C. Wright, "Ride On." Junior surprise sermon for children. Nursery room for small children. 8:30 Young people's meetings. Thia church is co-operating in the union pra-Easter services. Church of Christ William S. Kepple, Minister Central Avenue ana Jackson Street Bible school 10 a. m. Morning worship ll a. m, C. E. society 8:30 p. m. Evangelistic Bible conference 7:30 p. m. Tha morning message will be given by Dr. Loula R. Patmont. apeaklng on tha topic of "Meeting Christ." Tha evening service will be a continua tion of tha pre-Easter Bible confer ence. The' subject of the message. "The War of God Armageddon." All meetings open to the public. Newcomers to tha community are especially, Invited. Friends Church In Medford Milo Clifton Ross. Pastor Meeting in the Howard school, Old Pacific highway north. 10 a. m. Sunday school. We now have the use of one more room to cara for the growth of the school. 11 a. m Palm Sundav meet in aT for worship. Appropriate music and chil- : dren's message. Sermon, "A Cry From : the Cross." 12 noon Monthly business meeting 1 of congregation, Homer McAdams, clerk. We are co-operating with the Min-' .stcrlal association union pre-Easter ; servlcea and will plan no mid-week meeting. Foursquare Gospel Churrh Corner Central and Jackson Rev. W. Shearburn. Pastor. 0:45 Sunday School. Jack Rothar mel superintendent 11:00 Worship. 6:30 Young people's Crusader serv- 7:30 Fvangellstlc service with Inspi rational singing and testimonies. Rev. Shearburn will speak both morning and evening. , 7:30 Wednesday. "The Great Pass over" will be the subject. Communion will be served at close. 7 30 Friday Song and Prayer. You are extended a warm Chrstlan welcome. riDt Mrthnitlit Church Main snd Laurel Strf.ts l-ouls C. Klrhy, D. D.. Minister Sunday school. I:4S a. m. Com munion servlcea will ba administered hy tha pastor to tha Junior depart ment. Palm Sunday worship, 11 a. m Sermon, "Tha Redeemed Palm Bear ers." Anthem. "Jerusalem": solo. "Tha Palm,," Mr,. Howard Bush. Tha pas tor will baptlra adult,, a large class of Juniors and nursery children. I'nlon vesper eerviee. 4 p. m. Our rhurch participates in the evening eervlca, 1.30, in tha Christian church. Youth gToups meat at 6:30 In their respective chapel,. Pre-Easter Bervlcea will he held In our church Thursday and Friday eve ning at 7:30 with Evangelist Bev. DeLong. S. LOUS lUCnARD PATMONT V tt Marti Clme MngsRean) 0th and Oakdale -The Rev. George R. Turney. rector. Holv tt'Cfk services: Palm Sunday; 0, 0:45 and 11 a. ra ; 7:30 p. m. Monday before Easter: 11 a. m. and VIS o. m R. Kvanlna arulld. Tuesday before Easier; 11 a. m.; 1:80 ana a so p. m. Wednesday before Easter: 11 a. m. Maundy Thursday: 7:30 and 11 a. m.; 4:13 and 7:30 p. m. Good Friday: 12 to 3 and 7:30 p. m Easter Even: 4:15 Holy Baptism; Preparation service 7:30. Note: Services for Easter Day are; 7, 9, 11, 13 and 4. St. Peter's Lutheran Church fSy nodical Conference) E. Main and Portland Avenue Harry H. Young. Pastor Sunday school at 0:45 o'clock. A aneclal service will ba held Sun day morning in which the 1043 catechumen class will be confirmed. The service wilf be held at 11 o'clock in St. Mark's Episcopal parish house, North Oakdala and Fifth streets. Adult clasa meet Monday, T:30 n. m. Thursday at 8 p. m , a candlelight communion service win oe neta. Good Friday services Friday. 8 D. m Chaplain J. V. Richert will deliver the sermon. Visitors are always welcome. Church of the Nazarene Hnllv at First Rev. J. A. Krinv will be Rev. Fred M. Weatherford's pulpit guest and speax ai ine iv.io morning nour. rtev. it ring is a man oi many years wide and successful service aa a church leader, as pastor, evangelist ana aumor. jmisic ia unaer uio oucv tlon of John Ehv. Sunday achool, 0:45 a. m. A special rally in the Sunday school la planned. At the opening sessions representing ine aeparimcnu, mr. uaxer, a ginea singer, will be heard. Parent and children are Invited. No Sunday night service dismissed for union meeting In First Christian cnurcn. First Baptist Church Fifth and North Central St. Wolford A. Dawes. Pastor Bible school,, 0:45. Classes for all ages. Momma worsmo 11 o'clock, ser mon, "The King." Solo, "The Palms." Mrs. Donn Piatt. Special music by the choir. Young people i groups meet at 6:30 p. m. Evening service, 7:30. Sermon, "This Same Jesus." Song jervice. Special music. Baptism. Mia-weetc service Wednesday. 7:30 p. m. All are Invited lo Join us in these services. First Christian Church Ninth and Oakdale Delbert W. Daniels, Minister 0:45 a. m. Bible school. 10:55 a. m. Morning worship. Mes sage, "The One Who Stands at the Center." Anthem by the choir. 0:00 n. m Christian Youth Fellow. shin. 7:30 n. m. Dr. Russell v DeLonar will be speaker. Special music. waicnaar lor wees Mondav. 7:30 n. m. Union service. Dr. DeLong speaker Thursday. 8 ' o. m. Candlelight communion service followed by choir renearsHi. This church Is co-orjeratlna with tha Ministerial association union pre Easter services with Dr. Russell V. DeLong as speaker. . Federated Church of Central Point Rev. Rolf H. Hansen, Pastor The Newman-Baker evangelistic campaign continues nightly at 7:43 o'clock. Friday Children's night. Saturday Young people's night. Sundav. 0:45 a. m- Sundav achool. Our Sunday school is still ero wine- come and grow with us; 11a. m., wor ship. The choir will sing. Rev. L. G. Baiter, mormon, wasn., cnoir aireci- Rev. J. L. Newman. Dreachine. 6 :30 p. m. Junior young people a meetinsr. Senior young neoole's meet ing, church parlors; 7:45 p, m., great evangelistic rally. The concluding service of the campaign. Everyone coraiauy inviiea. Tuesday Manthlv Sundav achool cabinet meeting. 7:45 p. m. Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. Mid-week prayer meeting. Zlon Lutheran Church Fourth at Oakdale Elvln S. Hansen, Pastor Saturday. 0:30 a. m. Catechetical Instruction. Palm Sundav. 9:49 a. m. Worsnm service. Special Palm Sunday music. Sermon by Pastor Hansen, "Who la This?" 7 p. m., Luther league. Social hour to follow the devotional. Miss Jovce TnomDson ana hum sstner Larson, hostesses. Tues, 7:au p. m. Meeting ot ine pre-Easter series with Russell V. De Long speaker. These meetings are sponsored by the ministerial associa tion. Music by combined choirs. Thursday, a n. m. Junior cnoir Sractlce; 7 p. m., senior choir practice; p. nr. holy Thursday communion service in recognition of the institu tion of the Lord's Supper. Sermon, wnai -men onaii 1 uo wim jesusr Closing time for Sundav Too Late to Classify 3:30 Saturday afternoon Please remember. EASTER COMES ON APRIL FIRST It's time now to select Easter Greetings. Send them to all your friends and loved ones! You will find them here in endless variety lovelier than ever before.- Priced Sc to $1.00 SWEM'S GREETING CARDS IPHIdDNE 21122) Timber P FOR GREEN FIR AND PINE Mixed Log Ends IDEAL FOR HEATER or FIREPLACE $K ' 300 Cubic Foot Load IS TO HEAR CASES The grand Jury, Victor Bur- sell. Central Point, foreman, as sembled this morning (or in vestigation of a number of pend ing criminal matters including the case of Fred Wolf, charged with the knife slaying early last February of Percy H. Ijames, as the climax of a sidewalk brawl at Gold Hill. Three Gold Hill residents and two police officers have been summoned as wit nesses. The district attorney's of fice anticipated the session would be brief. The petit Jury Is not expected to be called for some time for trial duty. Circuit Judge Herbert K. Hanna will be busy most of the coming month attending to the mass of routine matters which accumulated during his illness. Until the return of Coun ty Judge Cdleman, expected the middle of April, Judge Hanna has the added duties of the pro bate and Juvenile courts. Salvation Arnica Corps Cadets in Week-End Rally Major and Mrs. H. G. Gold thwaite, Salvation Army Divi sional and Young People's secre taries, will conduct several spe cial meetings at the Salvation Army hall 236 North Bartlett street over the week-end. Major Goldthwaite is coming in con nection with the Salvation Army Corps Cadet Rally for Southern Oregon. The Corps Cadets are boys and girls over twelve years ot age at present engaged In a six year correspondence course on the Bible and leadership in Christ ian education. The Rally wlil take place Saturday afternoon and evening. There will be no public service Saturday eve ning. Major and Mrs. Gold tl.waite will be in chaVge of the meetings on Sunday, 11 a. m. Holiness, and 8 p. m. GRANDSON KILLED IN LUZON, WOMAN HEARS Prospect. March 23 Second Lieutenant William O. Goodlow was killed In action, Jan. 8, over Luzon, according to official word received here by his grand mother, Mrs. Ed Hollenbeak, who Drevlously had been Inform ed that he was missing in action. Lieut. Goodlow was co-pilot on a B-24 bomber on a mission over Luzon and, according to Infor mation received, the plane was damaged by flak. Eight of the ten members of the cre-.v were seen to parachute from the flam- me Diane, which went into a shallow dive and crashed. It is presumed that some of the crew members have rejoined Amer ican forces on Luzon, and brought word that Goodlow was not among the eight men who escaped. Lieut. .Goodlow's wife, the former Lucia Brltton of Rose- burg, is now serving as a cor poral In the Women s Reserve of the U. S. Marine Corps. His mother, Mrs. Florence Goodlow, of Roseburg, spent several days here at the Hollenbeak home, af ter receiving the word of her son's death. C0MP.4NY Japs Optimistic Since New Diet, Despite Losses By United Press Premier Kunlaki Kolso of Japan told the Diet's House of Representatives Thursday that, in effect, nothing succeeds like failure. Tokyo radio, In a broadcast re corded by United Press at San Francisco quoted Koiso as say ing: "The mental outlook of. the entire Japanese nation has changed from one of stalemate to bright optimism since the forma tion of my cabinet." . Since Koiso took over from Premier HIdeki Tojo last July United States forces have re-; captured .the Philippines; suc-i cessfully Invaded Peleliu in the; Palaus and Iwo Jlma in the vol-: cano islands, only 730 miles from ! Tokyo; reduced Japan to i third- j rate naval power; sent B-29's and carrier , planes over the enemy homeland. War Workers Seek Equal Rights For Reconversion Era Chicago, March 23 (U.B Veterans of the production front today were forming a national organization to seek "equal rights with war veterans" in the reconversion period. Chartered as the War Veter ans League of America, the or ganization is planning to cham pion a "bill of rights for war workers," National Superintend- TIME III KMED Every Saturday In March 5:15 P.M. Enjoy fifteen minute dra matic transcription each week "THE LIVING PEOPLE" At radio guests of St. Mark's Episcopal. Church of Medford WW v A M 1T ALWAYS PAYS TO BUY YOUR FOODS AT LUMANS', WHERE PRICES ARE ALWAYS RIGHT! FRESH EGGSG.A40cdoi. Sunshine Crackers VAlZ 2 Lb- 33c CAMPBELL'S TOsf0 3- 25c Macaroni or Spaghetti 3'foV 25c NEW NUCOA....25c lb. Sold to you fresh when flavor It best! LEG OF LAMB rx ib, 38c STEAKS T-Bone or Sirloin, choice cuts lb. 35c VEAL STEAKS lt" lb. 35c YOUNG FRYING SIZE SPRING LAMB """If" lb 30c BONELESS BEEF Cut in Cubes lb. 30c Beet Short Ribs lb. 20c LARD Pure, A-l Home Rendered 3 lbs. 50e Fruits and Vegetables ent George Til. Hodge said today. The league also hopes to con cern itself with other sections matters, such as full employment and disability Insurance, Hodge said. But, he added, like exist ing service veterans organiza tions, it plans to have some fun, too. TOILETRIES THE BIGGEST COSMETIC NAME IN AMERICA . FOR QUALITY and QUANTITY TAYLOR'S DRUGS 323 E. MAIN O MEDFORD Our prlcet are the Fair Trade Minimum. We carry a full line of Nationally Advertised Pharmaceutical! and Drug Sundries. RABBITS . lb- 48c PORK ROASTS SALT PORK Beef Pot Roasts NICE SUPPLY HENS Young, Fat lb. 37e APPLES NEr0TcTs Box. $1,49 ORANGES Srffi 2 55c Grapefruit S.'iffa6 " 45c LEMONS SSS Doi. 29c "Our organization b going to be a workers 'American Le gion," Hodge said. "We are go ing to Join the ranks of post-war veterans parades as well aa form a lobby In Washington to get legislation benefitting workers." Closing time lor Classified Ada S a. m. Too lata to Claasilf 12:30 p. m. STIHKY" He's made of fur with an er mine tail and he's always smelling a little flower he holds in his paws. He pins to your lapel and vour sweater. An American Liberator has been named after Stinky and all members of the crew wear Stinky pins at good luck charms; also Stinky has been on tha radiol Nice go ing for a skunk! 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