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TEN MEDFOHD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE fU"day. Anrll 13. 1952 ra&fV) jj.rt' '' " ..nr. iirtvnuv Mir.UT Thn c-mrnri nnri sntrititnl mimlwrs will bp ffaturfd. TO blnu xicnc wuhuai 4wim-.- j- - ---- Willamette university a cappella choir, pictured The choir, completing an extensive tour that wuiameue vv :, took it into Cahrornia, is regarded as one of the here in the foyer of the Orgeon state capitol, f.nest of Us typg on fhe pacifj(, coast Me,vin will appear in concert in Medford at First Meth- H Gpisti ,jean 0f the Willamette university odist church on Monday, April 14, at 8 p.m. school of music, is director. - Electric Workers Delay PGE Strike for 60 Days Portland (U.R1 An AFL Elec trical workers strike against Portland General Electric com pany, originally scheduled for Monday, has been postponed for 60 days. Union Secretory Robert H. Wooden said the strike was de layed because of progress in ne gotiations. The union has asked for an 8:5 per cent wage increase. New English Machine Speeds Crop Planting Salem (U.R) If you are good you can plant about 8,008 straw berry plants a day. " If you have a new mechanical planting device, you can plant 6,000 strawberry plants an hour. The new machine was demon strated Friday at the Mercer Emery farm in the Liberty area south of Salem. The mechanical planter used in the demonstration wag made in England. It has been used suc cessfully also in planting a var iety of vegetables, including cel ery, cauliflower and cabbage. The machine planted 6,000 strawberry plants in the Liberty area. Cannery men raid at a dem onstration in the Gresham area earlier this week, it planted 10 000 strawberry plants an hour. Dead line on Ctnsslftea Adi S:3i pm for following day; 10 am Mon day noon Saturday for Sunda.v L Christian Science Ledurer Appears For Medford Talk Jean M. Snyder, CSB, Buffalo, N. Y., a member of the board of lectureship of I he Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Mass., spoke at the Junior high school auditorium here Friday. The lecture was entitled Chris tian Science: The Living Light of Christ, Truth." The lecturer spoke substantially as follows: The human race is seeking a way out of its difficulties, search ing for a solution of its prob lems, pursuing in devious materi al ways what it regards as its good, but mankind s most uni versal need is to know God. Whatever the problem, be it mental, moral, physical, finan cial or economic, national or international, the one and only effective solution is a practical, workable knowledge of God and His laws, an understanding of the a 11 n ess of God and the con sequent nothingness of evil or error in whatever form it seems to appear. As men desire to know God and turn to Christian Science for enlightenment, instead of clinging to a blind faith in God, they attain a demonstrable knowledge of Him which spiritu alizes their thought, for the things of Spirit are then seen to be real and the objects of sense unreal. Christian Science offers the world healing by presenting the true concept of the true God and His creation. Mrs. Eddy, the Discoverer and Founder of Chris tian Science, gives this clear and appealing definition of Deity in the Christian Science textbook, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" (p. 465): "God is incorporeal, divine, supreme, infinite Mind, Spirit, Soul, Prin ciple, Life, Truth, Love." Mrs. Eddy's only authority and source of inspiration was the Bible. The Christian Science teaching that God, infinite Truth, is good means that all that is true is perfect and eternal. God's good ness evidences Love, Love di vine. Love is expressed in per fection and harmony. Little chil dren can understand that God is good, and they also learn that when they are good they are ex pressing God or Love, and that sickness is not good, and there fore is not real or true. The om nipresence of good precludes the presence or substance of any thing unlike itself. Omnipotence precludes the presence of anoth-, er power. Omniscience precludes the possibility of a mind or in- telligence otner tnan mat ot uoa, good. Omniaction precludes the possibility of a law or activity apart from God. Jesus did not ignore evil; he destroyed it. He said he came to do the will of God, good. If evil were of God he could not and would not have destroyed it. Christian Scientists do not close their eyes to evil, but en deavor to see 'through its false claims to power. James, the apos tle, says (James 4:7), "Resist the devil, and he will flee from you." Resist means "be proof against, exert oneself to defeat, counter act, or frustrate." Evil claims to work invisibly and thus mani fest itself in human affairs. To preserve oneself and others from believing in the false claims of evil, even a gleam of the potency of God is effective. Spiritual power is recognized only through spiritual sense or understanding. Christian Science teaches that all that seems real in materiali ty, that is, all material pheno mena, are human concepts, or misconceptions of the carnal or mortal thought, or ignorant be lief, which is enmity against God. And when you let that Mind be in you which was also in Christ Jesus, just to that ex tent are you aware of the uni verse of God's creating, the phenomena of divine Mind. Christian Science will so illu mine your thought spiritually that you no longer will see through a glass darkly, no long er will you believe that man, the beholder of God's wonders, could be the victim of false ma-, terial sense. No longer will you judge by the hearing of the ear and the seeing of the eye, but you will judge through spiritual sense, thus judging righteous judgment. "It is the spirit that quickeneth; the flesh profiteth nothing" (John 6:63). Portland Man Drowns In Large Vat of Whey Portland (U.R) J e n n a r M. Stai, 41, Portland, was found dead Saturday in a vat of whey at the Western Condensing com pany plant. Another employee found the body floating in -6000 pounds of whey. The whey covered 50 inches of the vat which was 208 inches deep. Company officials told police the rest of the vat contained, foam and it was Stai's duty to pour a foam-killer liquid into it occasionally, A deputy coroner estimated Stai's body had been in the whey about 30 minutes. He said Stai, father of four children, might have suffered a heart attack be fore falling into the vat. An autopsy will be performed, the coroneajwuice said Lawn experts advise against using weed controls immediately after seeding. 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Tuesday, April 15 at 7:30 "DISCOVERED A CROSS IN THE JEWISH TABERNACLE" (Mr. Metcalf will take you on a tour through this an cient tabernacle right on the stage the most unusual thing you have ever seen!) BEST SERVICE YET! Wednesday, April 16 at 7:30 Mr. Metcalf has been asked "IS IT WORSE FOR WOMEN TO SMOKE THAN MEN?" Hear Evangelist Metcalf take his Bible and answer this question publicly! (Free copy of the most unusual sermon tver prea'ched will be given to all who attend immediate ly following the service). Thursday, April 17 at 7:30 "A TIME COMING WHEN PEOPLE WOULD GIVE A FORTUNE TO HEAR A SERMON!" (Don't miss this.) Friday, April 18 at 7:30 "THE LAW THAT DIED WITH CHRIST!" (This sermon packed full of interest. You'll never forget it. Be sura to com this night.) A D 910 S. Central Medford, Ore.
