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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (March 29, 1945)
A' E ATTENDS LENTEN Tht largest audience of the Lenten series was present last night at the First Presbyterian Church to hear Dr. Russell V. DeLong apeak on "What are we Fighting For?" Special honor was accorded war mothers pres ent. The speaker emphasized the Four Freedoms as worthy objectives of this war. "We are ' not fighting because we hate Hitler," he said, "but because we believe ' in something posi tive, namely, the freedom of the . whole world from fear, from want and the right to a free press and unfettered speech and in particular the freedom of worship." Dr. DeLong pointed out some strange paradoxes In American life: "We revere the constitution but few of ur have read it; we would fight for the Bible, yet very few of us read It daily; we thrill to the "Star Spangled Banner, ana scarcely anyone ean quote the four stanzas. But the oddest paradox of all is that we will give our lives to Insure freedom of worship and yet do uui exercise tnat freedom. "If freedom of worship is worth fighting and dylne for it J worth living for," he declared. The all-city choir was led by John Eby. .Tonight the Lenten service will be held at the First Metho dist Church, Main and Laurel streets, Dr. Louis C. Kirby, pas tor, A youth rally will be held Friday at the First Methodist Church at 7:80 p. m. Talent Service ' Service Planned By Young People Taent, March 29. The ninth annual Easter Sunrise service sponsored by the youn oeooie of the Methodist church of Tal ent, will this year be onen to all people of the community who care to attend. Those who wish to participate will meet at the church at 6:45 a.m. and continue from there to Beeson Lane where the service will be held. Rev. Cox will deliver the ad dress and group singing will be led by Moxie Furrer on her ac cordion. Following the service the Jane Ball In Sunday Show S 1 , Jane Ball and Gregory Peck in a scene from "The Keys of the Kingdom" from the novel by A, J. Cronin, with Thomas Mitchell, Vincent Price. . young people will adjourn to the F. L. Holdridge home for a waf fle breakfast. Mrs. Floyd Quinn and Mrs. Lloyd Lacy will assist Mrs. Holdridge with the break fast. During the breakfast a short program will be presented. Easter Specials Friday, Saturday Daffodil Angelfood 79c Hot Cross Buns doz. 35c u For Easter Cookies and Pastries Comedy Role Oklahoma "Aggies Meet DePaul For Mythical Crown New York, March 29 4l.fi! Coach Henry 3ba of Oklahoma A & M' new N.C.A.A. basket ball champions said today he would rely on his recently-devised "cup defense" to stop George Mtkan and Depaul's Blue Demons in tonight's Red Cross game for the mythical national title Iba, explaining his "cup de fense" which revolves around seven-foot Center Boh Kurland, said that It worked excellently against New York University In. Tuesday's victory which gave the Aggies the N.C.A.A. title. National Women's A,A.TJ, Bas ketball tournament last night sviih.a 2 to 9 victory over West inghouse of Pittsburgh, Camp White Dance Schedule Tfa4ey, Man 19, W MEDFOED MAIL TJUSOKX T99 Service Club No, 2 .SOT band Tfe IfniveniSy of gaxrfa Do will provide music, I muxgowas founded fa. 1536, Regular Thuxsda? informal inca at VULTEB GIRLS WIN ' St. Joseph, Mo., March 29 M,RS The title -bound Vultee Bomberettes of Nashville, Term., gained the semi-finals cf the f Hew Management Finer Semee. '99' MOTEL TEXACO SERVICE S2S H, Rivertiii GOLD HILL STUDENTS WILL PRODUCE PLAY Gold Hill, March 29 Gold Hill high school Juniors and seniors have chosen "Mistakes of The Blakes," for their annual play to be given Thursday after noon and Friday evening, April 12 and 13, . The cast will be coached by Mrs. Ann Korner, dramatic coach at the school. Tickets for the play have al ready gone on sate. What's Doing at U.SO. A formal Easter ball will be held at the Riverside USO Mon day, April I, with the SCU band from Camp White furnishing the music. On EBster Sunday a breakfast, sponsored by the He bekah lodge will be given at the USO with an Easter egg hunt later in the afternoon. Prizes will be offered for special eggs. FREE ESTIMATE , Body and Fender Repairs Complete . Car Painting We repair those fenders and male your car LOOK LIKE NEW Good Work Good Service Let Us Do It Now Jackson St. Garage 120 E, Jackson Street 0 in- fcl ' maMaiiaasa i T A SPECIAL ARR08H6EDEHT CHURCH of CHRIST tOS COURT ST, EyaageHsf C, R Worsham of Cififwtla and Evangelist Tfedaie wiH ho)4 special service at rh Church of Christ, FrMay tni Saturday t 7:30 p. nr., ni Sunday, J0;30 . nr., an4 7:36 p. m, Eti7b Ur&ed to- Attsndl Jeanne Crain starring In the gay comedy hit "In the Mean time Darling" coming to the Riatto Sunday featuring In the .exceptional cast Frank Lati- more, Eugene PBllette and Mary Nash. The story is of a GI honeymoon and of the gallant army of women who follow their men from camp to camp until the moment of heartbreak when their loved ones are sent overseas. The companion feature "Sing Neighbor Sing" features radio's popular entertainers Roy Acuif and his Smoky Mountain boys. Lulubclle and Scotty, Brad Taylor and Ruth Terry- There will be refreshments in the evening. . . CALIFORNIA MAN SEEKS MISSING DAUGHTER HERE Zeffle Henderson, P. O. Box 205, Sanger, Calif., today sought aid in finding his daughter, Mrs. Myrtle Griscame. Henderson said his daughter's husband was stationed at Camp White In the fall of 1943 and he said he has not heard from them since. Any one knowing the whereabouts of jrt .- Mrs. Griscame . is asked to contact Henderson at his Sanger address. NATIONAL BANK OF PORTLAND, OREGON Merchants of Credit for 80 Yeart Condensed Statement of Head Office and 40 Branches as of March 20, 1945 RESOURCES CasH on Hand and Due from Banks $1 1 5,229,441 . 1 2 .United States Bonds, including U. S. Government Agencies 253,636,904.45 $368v866,345.57. Municipal Bonds . . .-. . .sr.;.:..-.-. . . . .. Loans and Discounts 3nn--Kto.na:a::.ii Stock in Federal Reserve Bank. ......... .. , .-.- Bank Premises, Furniture and Fixtures. .:.. Other Real Xstate ':' '':' .:'?:;,?.- Customers' Liability on Acceptances Interest Earned. . .. Other Resources -. Total Resources . 58,482,718.00 47,311,321.88 300,000.00 2,585,638.22 None 10,010.16 ;752,270.42 228,925,66 $478,537,229.89 LIABILITIES Capital.,.. r..:. . . . .r. .:. .t. ..... .. $4,500,000.00 Surplus r. T-.r. .:. 5,500,000.00 Undivided Profits and Reserves,., 7,883,908,31 Reserves Allocated for Taxes, Interest, etc : Acceptances : ::.-...:??.-! Interest Collected in Advance.. . . Other Liabilities ....... . Deposits (exclusive of reciprocal bank deposits) Total Liabilities . ..... 17,883,90831 . 1,468,164.36 10,010.16 139,767.13 248,390.28 458,786,989.65 $478,537,229.8? Affiliated with The First National Bank cf Portland are eight additional bank whose total Deposits, as of March 20, 1945 were $23,201,410.73, and total Resources $24,367,303.35. These figures are not included in the above statement of The First National Bank of Portland . Th Iocs tions of thaw banks sua is followit Swt Home . . Utfit . . . Silvarton . . . CsHg Cwv , , , Forest Ctova , , . ftineviit , , , Scio . . . SailwooJ (tottantf HA 194.5 tivace i iile OUT 1 SU - ... nM 8 " B w A .... w - e" . votes 1,1 ftat &s , .lsetiat1' - -tBrt s- - - mt a . 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