Church Notices
Foursquare Gospel Church
Corner Centra) and Jackson. Rev.
W. Shearburn, pastor. 9:45 a. m.. Sun-
Gay scaooi. 11 a. m., Morning worship.
6 D. m.. Crusader Praver service. 6:30
p. m.. Young People's Crusader serv
ice. s:o p m.. tvangeitsuc service.
7:45 p. m., Wednesday and Friday
Midweek services. Rev and Mrs. Wil
fred Keele will conduct services.
Church of the Nazarene
Corner of First and Holly streets.
Fev. George Coulter, pastor. 9:45 a. m.
Sunday school. 11 a. m. Worship.
Guest speaker. Dr. E. B. Martin, su-
Serintendent of Oregon Pacific Dlst
:30 p. m. Youth groups. 7:30 p. m..
Sermon. "God's Remedy for Human
Ills." Vacation Bible School classes
daily next week 9 to 12 a. m.
Seventh-day Adventiit Church
Corner of Edwards and Beatty
Streets; G. A. Thompson, pastor. Sat
urday, 9:30 a. m., Sabbath School.
Saturday 11 a. m , Sermon. Saturday,
7:30 p. m., Young People's Meeting.
Wednesday, 8 p. m., Prayer meeting.
Camp White Chanel Services
Post Chapel, Near Hospital. Carl S.
Ohman, Post Chaplain. Catholic Mass
9 a. m., Sunday Protestant Service.
11 a. m., Sunday A cordial welcome is
extended to the nubile aa well as the
military personnel residing In Medford '
ana vicinity.
Apostolic Faith Church
North Central Avenue at Third
Street Rev. C. W. Frost, pastor. De
votional and evangelistic services Sun
day, 11 a. m., and 7:45 p. m. Sunday
school at 9:30 a. m. Young People's
Meeting Sunday 3 p. m. An evangelis
tic service conducted whollv bv vouns
folks. Tuesday and Friday services.
a p. m.
TJnlverui Sotritual Temnla .
Meets at Hotel Medford mezzanine
floor. All welcome. Rev. Darlene Le
Vyne, pastor. Church services each
Thursday at 3 d. m. The Bible preach
ed complete and message assembly,
consultations from 11 a m., to a p.
by the pastor. The Rogue River
church service each Wednesday 8 p. m.
in urange nail. ,
Talent Friends Church
George Bales, pastor. Sunday school
10.30, Elizabeth Lindstrom Supt. This
is the first anniversary of the Sunday
School. Morning Worship 11:30, Henry
Lacy brineins the messaee. Junior and
Senior C. E., 7:00. Evening service at
8. Mid-week prayer meeting, Wednes
day 8.
Churrh of Christ
1056 Court St. M. E. Tisdel, minister.
Morn in it worshiD. 10:30: Evening,
Wednesday evening, 8 You are in
vited to attend our services and study
the Bible with us. Subject for the
morning will be, 'The Importance of
tne cnurcn.
Church of Christ
Centrnl Ave., and Jackson Streets
W. S. KeDDle. minister Bible school.
10. Morning worshiD. 11. C. E. Society.
u:45. Gospel service, B. Prayer service,
wednesdav. h. cnoir oracuce. rnurs-
day, 7:30. All meetings open to the
public. Newcomers especially inviiea.
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First Church of Christ, Scientist
213 North OaKdale. Services every
Sunday at 11, Subject. June 10, 'God
The Only Cause and Creator.. 8:30,
Siinrinv Srhnnl rf 00. Wednesday eve-
ning meetings include testimonials of
Christian science neaiings. neaaing
room. 414 Medford Center building
open 10 a. m. to 5 p. m., except fcun
days and holidays.
Amtilv nf Rnd
11 Newtown St. G. O. Baker, pastor.
9:45 Sunday school 11, Worbhip. Evan-
tfflist Smith and Rogers, guest speak
er A-30 Christ Ambassadors. 7:43,
Evangelistic service. Smith and Rogers
pnmnflipn heffinx Meetings Tuesday
through Friday at 7:45. A warm wel
come to an.
Friday. 7:30
Prayer Band, Friday,
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Trtrn Method tut Church
W7 w inth St . Pastor R. "G. Keller.
Sunday School, 9:45 a m. Worship,
11 n m. Y.P.M.S.. 7 d. m. tverung
Bervice, 7:45 p. m. Prayer meeting,
Wednesday. 7:45 p. m. Miss tveiyn
r-rtiiina who has been conducting
Doily Vacation Bible School, announc
es a program lonigni hi i . y.
Mrsr. Pauline McDonald has arranged
a Children's Day program for Sunday
morning.
Talent Methodist Church
Rev. C. Edwin Cox, pastor. Friday,
7:45, Sunday School Board meeting.
Sunday services, 9:45, Sunday School,
riarunx Wnlririrtui BUDerintendent.
11:00 Morning Worship. Message by
Rev A. G. Jeffries. Special music.
7:45, Evening service. Wednesday 7:45,
Dravr mPtint? and Bible Btudy,
Thursday. 2:00. W5.CS., will meet
at the church.
A ,an rhrhtlan Phlirrh
West Jackson at Welch. Irvln Du-
nray, minister. eime ocnw. w.,
11 virlr You are in
vited and urged to attend the Bible
school where you will find a corps of
able teachers. Subject for the preacn
in service will be: the San Francisco
Conference In the light of propnecy.
Church of God
uriienn nnstnr. Sunday School, 10
. ' Mnrnini wnn;hin. 11 a.
f-hftctinn crusaders. :30 p. m.; fcve-
n-m n m Praver meet-
in (Wednesday. 7:30 p. m.: Young
People's Prayer meeting,
P. m.; LaBUlCS
2:30 p. m.
(Missouri Synod). E. Main and Port-
nnd Ave Harry . oung.
K5Stav .cho?. 9-45 a. m. Divine wor-
ahin it b. m. wanner Lcasue
Sunday evening, 8 p. m. Vacation Btnie
school wonaay xim rriuy, o
confirmation lnau-uuwui..
adult class meeting this week. Ladies
Aid Tnursaay. a y. in-
Jacksonville Presbyterian Church
Lawrence n.
fl-45 a m.. Bible school, n a. DC' "
mon ''Why Christ and Not Somebody
iV."".... n a .tnrv for bOVB and
flan " Endeavor. Monday 9-12 a. m..
second week of Vacation Church
school. 8 p. m.. program by trio from
MClmomah School of the Bible, mes
sages, vlbra-harp. etc.
Pllir'lm Holiness Church
East Jackson and Bessie Streets TV
D. Phillips, pastor 0:45 a. m.. Sunday
school. 10:45 Morning worship. Test.
Isa.. 26:3. Miss V. Sanders will sing.
"Peace. Blessed Peace." 6:30 p. m
Junior and senior groups. 7:30 P.m..
Evangelistic service. .Srmon theme
"The World's Dehma. 8. p. m, vea-
nxdiv. Prayer meeting, o p.
Thursday, Young People a
Prayer service.
First Methodist Church
Main and Laurel Streets. Louts C.
Klrby. D.D.. minister Sunday school,
9:45 Worship 11, mon: The Sov
erelgnlty of Grace." Anthem: "Pra se
Va the Father." Evening service 7.45
p. m. Youth aervice 7 p. m. Vacation
Bible school continues Monday
through Friday. Official Board meets
Tuesday at 7:43. Mid-week aervice,
Thursday, 7:43.
St. Mark's Church (Episcopal).
Fifth and Oakdale. George R. Tur
ney, rector. Schedule for June: Sun
days. 8. Holy communion: 10. Senior
church school: 11, Morning service: 12.
Vestry meeting, June 10. Thursdays:
7-43, Choir rehearsal. Fridays: 11. Holy
communion. Monday. 11th (S. Barna
bast. 11. Holy communion. Tuesday,
12th, Auxiliary-Guild picnic.
First Prehyterlan Church
Holly at Eighth Street. Harry Han
sen, minister. Sunday morning serv
ices begin with preparatory prayer
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Every Night Except Saturday
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Music by Orchestra
Tune in KMED Saturday
Pastor's Call 9:4510:00 A.M.
Christ Ambassadors 9:15 9:45 P. M.
ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH
11 Newtown Street
G. 0. Baker, Paitor Phone 5328
A WARM WELCOME FOR ALL
terv!c Kt 9:30 followed by church
Bible ichool at 9:43. Church service
at 11, with special murtc. Young Peo
ple's meetings 7 p. m. Prayer meeting.
wcanesaay, i:u p. m.
First Christian Church
Ninth and Oakdale. Delbert W. Dan
lels. Minister. 8:45 a. m., Bible school.
Classes for all ages. 10:39 a. m.. Morn'
ine worshiD. Message: "Who Is
Christian?" Anthem by the choir. 6:30
p. m., ennsuan Youin renowsmp. o
p. m., Evening worship. Message: "The
Rich Church." special music.
Zlon Lutheran Church of the V.L.C.A,
West Fourth at Oakdale. ttvin b
Hansen, pastor. Sunday 9:43 Sunday
nfhonl 11. Worshin service. Sermon:
"The Winnowing of God." Tuesday, 8
o m.. Brotherhood. Thursday, s p. m.
Junior choir; 8 p. m.. Senior choir.
Vacation Bible school each morning,
9-ll;30, Monday through Friday,
HERE ON LEAVE
Veteran of more than 20 years
naval service and wearer of the
purple heart, George H. Rogers,
warrant machinist, is in Medford
on a 20-day leave visiting his
sister, Mrs. H. O. Colburn, 704
West 10th street. Rogers just re
turned from overseas where he
participated In five invasions.
At the beginning of the war
he was serving on the famed
cruiser Marblehead and after
being severely wounded in
action was taken to a hospital on
Java. There he was treated by
Commander C. M. Wassell, the
noted naval doctor who was por
trayed in the recent movie. "The
Story of Dr. Wassell."
Rogers, along with 40 other
patients, 12 of whom were naval
casualties, was evacuated by
British motor transport, under
the direction of the well known
doctor, to the Java coast. From
Java they were taken to a hos
pital in Australia by a small
Dutch steamer. Rogers was later
removed to a naval hospital at
Mare Island, Calif., and was re
leased in August, 1942.
Besides the purple heart he
wears the presidential unit cita
tion, and ribbons for the Yangtze
campaign, China service, De
fense ribbon with one bronze
star, Pacific - Asiatic, African
with two bronze stars, Philippine
Invasion, and the good conduct
ribbon with three bronze stars.
Barnyard Spats
Develop As Cat
Won't Eat Worms
The old White Leghorn hen
belonging to Herman Offenbach-
er of the Applegate, which three
weeks ago adopted three mother
less kittens, now only has one
ward, and It is turning out to
be something of a problem cat.
One kitten died and the other
was given to neighbors.
The remaining kitten starting
to show feline, instead of chick
en instincts, argues with its
foster-mother over food. The kit
ten will not eat the fat worms.
scratched up with great ado by
the old hen. This has resulted
in a couple of lively barnyard
spats, with another chicken eat
ing the worm.
Offenbacher plans to separate
the pair, as apparently the kit
ten's only interest in the hen is
the warmth of her body and
shelter of her wings when cold,
end full of what it wants to eat.
ASHLANDER DIES OF
WOUNDS ON OKINAWA
George E. King of Ashland
has been informed that his son,
Pfc. Cecil King died of wounds
on Okinawa April 23. No further
details went sent the father. The
family formerly resided in the
Bellview district.
Gordon J. Cizek, Jr., PhM3c,
has been wounded in action ac
cording to a letter received from
the navy by his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon J. Cizek, 12S North
Holly street. Cizek was assigned
to duty with the first marine
division.
OUSTED AS HEAD
OF
Portland, Ore., June 8 U.PJ
The Rev. Jerry Owen, undenom
inational evangelist whose court
troubles involving moral charges
have kept him In hot water with
his flock, today was removed as
president-evangelist of the We
The People Crystal Lake Gospel
Park.
Owen conducted a summer
camp at Crystal Lake and did
much of his preaching by radio.
The trustees said proof of his
failing to live up to the Scriptur
al commandments was given by
his conviction on a disorderly
conduct charge involving morals
last February.
Last month, Mrs. Jean Kelly
Wheeler, a Los Angeles waitress,
filed a paternity suit against
Owen, naming him the father of
her 2V$ year old son.
The 3 1 year - old self - styled
'walking Bible" is widely known
for his evangelical work in the
northwest.
He denied any immorality in
the disordely conduct arrest, ex
plaining he was merely paying
a social call to a long-time friend.
Miss Frances McCarty, 22. Po
lice testified that they had diffi
culty entering the downtown ho
tel room and found Owen clad
only in trousers and Miss Mc
Carty in pajamas and negligee.
The trustees charged in the
ouster resolution that Owen had
misrepresented the details of his
arrest when he addressed his followers.
TROOP MOVEMENT
TAXES RAILROADS
Washington, June 8 U.R
Fa:ed with the greatest transpor
tation crisis in the country's his
tory, the government today put
in a rush order for construction
of more than 2,000 troop-carry
ing railroad cars and told civil
ians without important business
to stay off trains in the next 10
months.
Meanwhile, preparations were
being made to take over in the
next 60 days about 2,000 Pull
man sleepers half the total
and an undisclosed number of
coaches for the mass movement
of troops from the east coast to
Pacific ports.
This was revealed to the
United Press today after Presi
dent Truman as his press confer
ence yesterday expressed con
cern over the magnitude of the
forthcoming cross-country trans
portation job for the Japanese
war.
THRONG WILL GREET
PATTON, DOOLITTLE
Denver, Colo., June 8 U.R)
Denver was expected to turn out
en masse today to watch Gen.
George' S. Patton, Lt. Gen. James
H. Doolittle and Maj. Gen. Earl
E. Partridge together with a
host of high command officers
from the western front as they
ride from Buckley field to a
downtown Denver hotel for an
overnight stay.
En route from Boston to Los
Angeles, the military leaders
were scheduled to arrive at .6
m. in a fleet of B-17s.
No official appearance other
than a press conference was
slated.
BIRTHS
VAN HORN To Mr. and Mrs.
E. B., 524 South Riverside, June
8, 1943, a girl, eight pounds, at
Community Hospital.
riMin. time for Sunday Too Lata
to Classify 0:30 Saturday aflarnoon
Plaasa remember
HELP US CELEBRATE OUR
60th ANNIVERSARY
YOU ARE INVITED TO HEAR
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Rev. Vance H.
WEBSTER
Pastor First Baptist
Church of Eugene
In Two Powerful
Addresses
SUNDAY
JUNE 10 At th.
First Baptist
Church
ruth and No. Central
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Don't Miti "Christianity for Todiy'i World" at 1 1 :00 i.m.
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Churchill Claims
No Yalta Secrets
London, June 8 (U.R) Prime
Minister Churchill told commons
today there were no secret agree
ments made at the Yalta confer
ence except that giving Russia
two extra votes in the security
conference.
"The conversations of course
proceeded In a very intimate
manner, and I am not prepared
to say that everything discussed
at Yalta could be made the sub
ject of a verbatim report,"
Churchill said. .
PROTESTANTS JOIN IN
OPPOSING TRAINING
Washington, June 8 (U.R)
Protestant churches today joined
the National Catholic Welfare
conference and other education
and religious organizations in
opposing peace time compulsory
military training.
Testifying before the house
postwar military policy commit
tee. Dr. Herbert J. Burgstahler,
representing the Protestant
group, said that ' "the peace
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WIVES VETOED
London, June 8 (U.R)
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shal Sir Bernard L. Montgomery
has vetoed a suggestion that,
wives be permitted to visit or
settle down with their husbands
in the British army of occupa
tion, Commons was told today.
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