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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 30, 1945)
STAFF PRAISED FOR HELP GIVEN 10 X-RAY UNIT High praise for the staff of the Timber Products company, where the moxile X-ray unit was set up yesterday, was voiced last night by Mrs. Dwight Find ley as she reported 356 people X-rayed In the third day of the public health program. The unit used the facilities of the Tim ber Products" first aid office and throughout the day John Ebv and V. W. Kengla of the com pany assisted the Jackson Coun ty Public Health association and the technicians of the Oregon Tuberculosis association. "It was a grand day," Mrs. Flndley declared "and much credit Is due the Timber Pro. ducts company for our success. FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH 9th at Oakdale Stt. EVERY SERVICE A SOUL-WINNING SERVICE BIBLE CLASSES FOR ALL AGES 9:45 A.M. . MORNING WORSHIP 10:55 A.M. Message: "What It the Master Hearing?" CHRISTIAN YOUTH FELLOWSHIP 6:30 P.M. EVANGELISTIC SERVICE 7:30 P.M. Hear This Sermon: "With One Possessed" E. RONALD RICE, Minister or Music "ALL EFFORT WITH JESUS WAS SPECIAL" Delbert W. Daniels, Minister , As Fundamental As The Bible I can't say enough about their cooperation." Technicians Lauded The technicians, who worked hard to turn out an increase in X-rays each day, also won en thusiastic praise from the coun ty committee. "Messrs. B r a d ford, Norris and Chin," they de clared, "are doing a wonderful job." The records last night read: Gold Hill, 346; Central Point 348, and Medford 356. Today the mobile unit is located at the county courthouse for the first time. X-rays will be taken until 7 p. m., to enable working men and women to take advantage of the service. Assisting for the Public Health association yes t e r d a y were Mrs. Jack Walker, Mrs. Glenn A. Gibbons, Mrs. Joe Hearin, Mrs. Kenneth Denman and Mrs. Robert Hart. Monday and Tuesday the mo bile unit will operate again at the courthouse location from 10 a. m. to noon and 1 p. m. to 4 p. m. Anyone wishing more phone the county health depart ment 4383. While physical combat is over for most of the armed forces they too can help in the battle for peace. Victory bonds are a safe and sound investment for accumulated and mustering-out pay. FARMERS ELECT ACA CON Results of committee elections held the past two weeks in Jack son county in various communi ties by farmers operating under the conservation plans of the Agricultural Conservation asso ciations have been completed and the following committee men have been named: Applegate community, C. H. Elmore, Glenn Smith and Paul C. Lee. Ashland, George Edwin Dunn, Ralph Billings and Jesse Wil liams. Central Point, Charles H. Tay lor, A. T. Lathrop and J. G. Dobrot. . Eagle Point, J. E. Glass, G. A. Hubbell and C. R. Beebe. Jacksonville, H. E. Conger, Ernest Huener and George B. Dean. Medford, John fJiedermeyer, Ted Sims and Everett Corey. Rougue River, Eugene Moore, David S. Blair and Chester Jen sen. Sams Valley, Albert Straus, Ralph James and Veltie Biles. Us Mail TrlDune Want Ad Spanish-American Veterans To Hear Major C. L. Coyle Major C. L. Coyle, on ter minal leave from the army and who has recently reopened his medical practice here, will speak at a meeting of Spanish American war veterans at the Medford armory Wednesday, Dec. 5, Commander Prank Thompson said today. Major Coyle recently returned after long overseas service. , The meeting will be preceded by a 6:30 dinner to be served In the' basement of the armory by the ladies auxiliary. All veterans are Invited for the dinner and meeting, Thomp son said. PILGRIM CHURCH HOLDS DAILY REVIVAL SERVICE The Rev. Roy E. Morgan, dis trict superintendent of the Pil grim Holiness church, with Mrs. Morgan and Miss Imogen Ca nary, are conducting daily re vival services at 7:30 p. m. in the new auditorium of the local church, East Jackson and Bessie streets. Jt is stated that the Rev. 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