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TWO MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE
Church
da mi Villey Community Church
(Interdenominational) I
Minuter, The Rev. W. Lee Cray. I
Sundav school and church 10:30 a m.
Sermon, -Jesus Our Master."
Central Church of Christ
Central and Jack&on. Don H. Byers.
minister. Henry Johnson. Bible school
superintendent. Bible school f):4S a.m.
Worship 11 a.m. Sermon: "The False
Life." Service 8 p.m., sermon: "The
Coming Lite." Midweek Bible itudy
8 p.m. Wednesday.
Church of Christ
1036 Court street Radio program
over KMED Sunday 8 30 a.m. Sunday
worship 10:30 a.m. and 8 p.m. Bible
tudy Wednesday 8 p.m. Everyone
welcome.
,rtrt Preshvterlan Church
(Central Point)
The Rev. Norman K. Tully. pastor.
Church worship 8:4S a.m., sermon:
'God in Nnture." church school 10:43
a.m. Thursday. 12 noon, joint meeting
of Jacksonville Women's association
and Central Point Christian Service
circle at Central Point. Central Point
women wr!l serve luncheon. Jackson
ville women will furnish program, a
stewardship play.
First Methodist Church
West Main and Laurel. Meredith A.
Groves, minister. 9:45 a.m., school. II
a m,. worship; sermon: "Christian
Men," Junior, Cherub. Chancel choirs
will aing. Nursery, Junior church. 7
p.m., youth group. 8 p m.. service.
Film. 'Rim Of The Wheel": solo:
"God'i Tomorrow", Mrs. J. W. Poage
Community Sunday School
Lone Pine school. Clyde Taylor, as
sistant superintendent, in. charge.
Classes for all groups In Sunday
school. Every one welcome.
Good Shepherd Mission (Prospect)
Evensong. 8 p.m., preacher, the Rev.
George R. V. Bolster. Service at J. H.
Grieve residence.
House of Prayer and Demlng Bible
Institute (Undenominational)
216 Portland avenue. Ministry or
healing, fellowship In prayer. Course
covers BlDie tnree iimes. mnw vib,
lMnrc pve-rv Sundav 3 D.m.. and
week day afternoons and evenings by
appointment. Free tuition. W. L. Dem-
ing, minister, ainic iu;.cr, nuwivt.
Medford Friends Church
Corner Merriman and DcBarr,
flvnlnn C, Crlsman. nastor. 10 a.m.,
Sunday school. II a.m., worship; Fa
ther's Day meuuge: solo, Connie Allen.
7 p m , Christian Endeavor. Interme
diate Kfc. lea oy rvHaine orwiu. ocn
inrm hu Wanfa Smith, fl II. 11V . WOflhtD.
Monday, fl a.m.. opening second week
daily vacation mote ecnooi.
Marl,', rhiirrh i.nicmna II
George R. V. Bolster, rector. First
Sunday after Trinity, Holy commu
nion o a.m.; cnurvn HViiowi n.ou a.m.
-.. .nunA1 n m - nroiin rfnl
tal, 10:45 a.m.; matins with sermon
11 a.m. rriaay, noiy cumniumun u
Medford Church of Christ
i oof hall. Maurice Tisdel. minister
Bible classes 10 a.m. Worship 10:50
a.m. Service 8 p.m. Herald of Truth
program, Sunday 7:30 a.m. Midweek
services o p.m. yiti niuiiu
The public invited.
' Tho Anostollc Faith
North Central avenue at Third
streets. The Rev. C. W. Frost, pastor.
Kunrinv irhonl fl:30 a.m. WorshtD 11
a.m. Young people 3 p.m. Evangelis
tic service 7:50 pm., opening wnn mu
sic by organist, orchestra and chorus.
Tuesday. Friday services 8 p.m.
AdventflH'hrlstJ&n Church
Jackson and Welch streets. 9:45 a.m..
dully vacation Bible scnooi program.
11 a.m.. Worship service, Tho Rev
Wilhur Lin. Salem, civina mesnnKe.
7:30 p.m., song service, messnge by
David Roenl, New engiand bciiooi oi
Theology, speaking on "The Second
Coming of Chrisl.,' 4 p.m. Tuesday,
junior choir practice. June 10 to 21.
Advent Christian general conference
"of America, Santa Cruz. Calif. Dele
gates from Medford leave Wednesday.
Laurel Lee Crabb, pastor.
Foursquare Church
Jackson and Morrow streets. Sun
day school 0:45 a.m. Morning wor
ship 10:45 p.m. Young people 6:30 p m,
Evangelistic 7:45 p.m. Midweek serv
ice Wednesday 7:45 p.m. Everybody
welcome. Pastor, R. H. Mathewson.
First Churrh of God
i- Haven and Holly streets. The Rev.
Charles A. Anthony, pastor. Sunday.
"The Christian Brotherhood Hour."
KMED 8 a rtv; church school 9:45 a.m.;
worship 10:45 am. Youth fellowship
0:30 p.m., adult prayer meeting 7 p.m..
evangelistic service 7:30 p m. Wednes
day, midweek prayer meeting t 7:30
p.m. All welcome.
First Presbyterian Churrh
Eighth and Holly. The Rev, D, Kirk
land West, pastor. Pre-prayer 8:30
a.m.; Sunday school. Churchmanshtp
class 0 45 a.m.; soryice 1 1 a m., srr
mon "Fathers, How Much Do You
Care?" (Nursery for children to 5
J ears; Junior church 5-11 years; Jun
nr. senior high W-F. 6:30 p.m.; serv
ice 7:30 p.m.
Medford Churrh of The Naarent
Holly at First. Vernon L. Wilcox,
pastor, fi - a.m., "The Gospel Hour,"
.KMED. 0.45 am., Sunday school; Fa
thers Day emphasis. 11 a nr. worship,
sermon, ' God Whs in Christ"; srrvire
broadcast on KYJC S:30 p m.. youth
groups. 7:30 p.m.. evangelistic service.
Free Methodist Churrh
10th and Ivy streets. The Rev. Rob
ert J. Cox, pastor. (1:45 a m . church
school for all; 11 am, worship serv
ice, sermon: "Men of Valor". Youth
service 0:45 p in.; evangelistic rally
.7:30 p.m. Monday thrnufih Friday. 9
a m. to noon, vacation Bible school.
Wednesday, 7:45 p.m., prayer meeting
Sunday, 7-30 a m., "The Light ana
Life Hour," KYJC.
Church of Jmite t'hrlst of
Latter Dav Kainls
H4B South Ivy street. W. J Altrldge.
'branch president. 9 am. Priesthood.
10 a m., district conference. 2 p ni,,
district conference. Tuesday, 7 3d p.m..
Mutual Improvement association.
Thursday, 10:30 am, Primary.
' First lUpmt Chuirh (omrrvsth O
' North Central at Fifth. Wollord A
Dawes, pastor. Bible school 9 45 a.m..
classes for all; bus service. Worship II
a m. Sermon: "Discipline " Special
music. Baptist lea Rues 7 p.m. Service
8 p m , sermon: "Looking " Song serv
Ice. special music. Nursery during all
services. Vacation Bible school Mon
day through Friday 9 to 11:45 a m.
The Church In the Pines (Full Oospel)
Blnckwell hill, two miles south of
Gold Hill The Rev. Delbert Casey and
the Rev. Catherine Casey, cn-pators.
Sunday school 10 a m. Worship 11
a m Young peoples' hour fl 30 p m
Evangelistic service 7 30 p in. Mid.
week service Thimdav 7 :to pm,
Bible study, prayer night. Welcome.
Chanel of Spiritual Truth
Unlvtr.nl Churrh ol the Mintrrt. !
Shamballa del Hto. hiEhwnv ff), three. I
tenth mile snulh or Rogue Hiver i
Sunday healing lervica 7:30 p m. Wor-1
ahlp service 8 p.m. Chrittina H. ;
Loomls, paator.
GO TO CHURCH
WITH FATHER
SUNDAY!
Bible School 9:45 a.m.
Worship 1 1 a.m., 8 p.m.
Daily Vacaiton Bible School
Monday thru Friday
? a.m. to 12
Central Church
of Christ
Central and Jackson
Notices
Phoenix Presbyterian Church
E. J Clark, minister. Bible school
10 a.m. Russell Thompson presiding
Worship 11 am. Music by choir. Ser
mon: "Keeping Step.'' Wednesday.
Women's prayer circle 10 a.m. Choir
practice p m.
First Presbyterian Church
(Jacksonville)
The Rev. Norman K. Tully, pastor
Church ttchool 10 a.m., classes for all
Public worship 11:15 a.m., sermon
"God in Nature." Thursday, 12 noon,
joint meeting of Jacksonville Wom
en's association ana centrm roini
Women's Christian circle in Church at
Central Point. Program, stewardship
piay.
First Church of Christ, Scientist
212 North Oak dale. Service 11 am
Sundav school 0:30 a.m. Wednesday,
6 p.m., testimonials of healing. Read
ing room zzb west sixin street iu a m.
to 5 p.m. except holidays, evenings
7 lo except Wednesdays. Sundays 2
to ft. Subject June 15. "God the Pre
server ol Man." Nursery available
bundays.
'Aon Lutheran Church
Corner of Fourth and Oakdale. 9 45
a.m.. Sunday school; 11 a.in , worship
service with installation of Rev. HHler
man as panlor by the Rev. L. H. Slein
hoff. Following the worship service a
fellowship hour win he neia.
First Christian Church
Ninth and Oak dole. Shelvy H Angle,
mvcr. minister. Bible school 0:45 a.m.
worship 11 a.m., sermon: "A Great
Father and a Great Son." Youth Fel
lowship 7 p nv, worship 8 p m.. ser
mon: "The Whole Duty of Man." Daily
vacation Bible school 8:45 a.m. 11:15
a.m.. Monday through Friday. Demon
stration Droeram Friday 7:30 p.m.. par
ents, friends invited. Wednesday 7:30
p.m.. Bible study; 8:15 p.m., ch
practice..
Philippine Island
Pastor to Speak
To Presbyterians
The Rev. G. G. Mahy of the
Philippine Islands will speak
at the 7:30 p. m. service Sun
day at the First Presbyterian
church. His wife, Helen Mahy,
will speak to the senior high
Weslminster fellowship at 6:30
p. m.
Mr. Mahy and Dr. D. K. West,
pastor of the Medford church,
were In Princeton seminary to
gether and worked In Shantung
province In China until 1949.
Both were held by Communists
for five days in 1948 in an in
terior village of the province.
Has Program
The couple will sail for Man
ila late this month after Mrs.
Mahy completes a course in ra
dio broadcasting in San Fran
cisco. She has been broadcasting
a program from Silliman un
iversity for some time. The
Mnhy's are accompanied here by
their children, Carol, a student
at Wilson college, and Kenneth
and Tressa, who will return to
the Philippines with them. An
other son, Don, is attending Da
vidson college.
The public is invited to hear
the Mahys.
Dr. West will preach on "Fa
thers, How Much Do You Care?"
at the 11 a. m. service on Sun
day. The Junior high Westmin
ster fellowship will meet at 8:30
p. m. Sunday in the church
basement for a social hour.
Jimmy Martolin will lead a wor
ship meeting at 6:30 p. m. Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Rukovina will
have charge of recreation.
'Christian Men'
Sermon Subject
"Christian Men" will be the
sermon subject of the Rev. Mere
dith Groves when the First
Methodist church observes Fath
er's day at the 11 a. m. service
on Sunday, June IS.
Families are asked lo attend
church together in lionor of the
day.
Music will include "How Love
ly Are Thy Messengers'' and
"This is My Father's World"
by the Junior and Cherub choirs
Hiid "How Beautiful Upon the
Mountains" by the Chancel
choir.
Film In Evening
At the 8 p. m. service a mo
tion picture, "Rim of the
Wheel." will be shown. The film
tells the story of Virginia Sut
ton, a "modern day" wife whose
social activities and contacts
predominate over her basic du
ties to home and family. Mrs.
J. W. Poae will sing "God's
Tomorrow."
Methodist Youth fellowships
will meet at 7 p. m. Joy Adams
will address the high school
group on "Isaiah." Mr. Groves
will talk to the Business-College
group.
The Overseas Foreign Aero
nautical Communications Ser
vice Is locatrd on the San Fran
cisco Airport.
Religious Vacation School
For Children of School Age
St. Mary's School
June 16 to 22
9 A.M. to 2.30 P.M.
Friday. Jun. 13. 1952
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Sunday Installation
01 New Pastor Set
At Zion Lutheran
The Rev. G. Herbert Hillcr
man will be installed as pastor
of the Medford Zion Lutheran
church at the 11 o'glock worship
service . tills Sunday morning.
The Rev. L. H. Steinhoff, presi
dent of the Pacific synod of the
United Lutheran church of
America, will perform the in
stallation rites.
Pastor Hillerman came to
Medford after 10',4 years as pas
tor of the Resurrection Lutheran
church In Juneau, Alaska, His
family includes his wife and
three children. He succeeds the
Rev. O. W. Ebright, now super
intendent of the California Syn
od's Home for the Aged In Al
hambra. Calif., as pastor of the
Medford church.
Mr. Hillerman is the son of
the late Dr. George H. Hiller
man, who was superintendent of
missions at the time the Medford
Zion Lutheran church was erect
ing its present building, and who
was known in Medford.
The church is located at the
coiner of Fourth street and Oak
dale avenue. Anyone interested
is Invited to attend the installa
tion service.
Church Young People
To Attend Conference
Forty-three high school age
young people of First Presbyter
ian church here will go by char
tered bus to Mt. Hermon in Cal
ifornia for a one-week confer
ence. The bus will leave Sunday
night and the conference begins
on Monday. Sunday departure
from Medford is planned in or
der to provide a sightseeing trip
In San Francisco.
Art Sueltz, assistant minister
and director of youth of the
church here, and Mrs. Sueltz,
will accompany the group. Miss
Dorothy Henderson, Miss Mar
jorie Bridges and Miss Pricilla
West are adult advisors.
Last year at the conference
the Medford church had t h e
largest group from the farthest
distance. Reports Indicate the
group will gain the honor again.
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Society and Clubs
Theta Rho Members
To Attend Session;
Charter Received
Central Point Two mem
bers of Central Point chapter of
Theta Rho will attend the first
state assembly of the order
which will be held in Salem
June 20 and 21. The delegates
will be Miss Myrtle McKiddie,
president, and Miss Sally Mon
gold, vice-president.
The Central Point chapter,
instituted May 3, will hold the
first initiation July 3. The group
received -its charter at the last
meeting, held In the IOOF hall,
with Miss McKiddie accepting
the document in behalf of the
organization. .
Refreshments were served by
the Misses Irene Rock, Judy Van
Horn and Darlene Williams.
Phoenix Society Holds
Annual Birthday Tea
Phoenix Ladies' Aid society
of Phoenix Presbyterian church
held the annual birthday tea at
the church Wednesday after
noon. The program included read
ings by Mrs. Ernest Wright and
piano solos by Mrs. Lola Curtis
Bates, who played her own com
positions. A guessing game and
an article read by Mrs. Emma
Keith completed the program,
which had been arranged, by
Mrs. Weith and Mrs. E. J. Clark.
Tables were designated by the
months of the year, and guests
were seated at the table of their
birthday month. Tables were
centered with minature bou
quets of flowers.
The refreshment committee
was composed of Mrs. L. O. Cas
ter, Mrs. W. M. Caldwell, Mrs.
J. W. Watkins and Mrs. Lillian
Coleman.
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Friday
7 to 9:30 p.m. OSNA . Insti
tute continued.
7:30 p.m. Roxy Ann Gem
and Mineral club, Girls Com
munity club.
7:30 p.m. Pocahontas lodge,
Redmen hall.
8:15 p.m. Wenonah club,
card party at Redmen hall.
Sa'urday
2 p.m. College Women's club
of the Rogue River valley, home
of Mrs. Frank Roberts.
2 p.m. Junior Degree of Hon
or club, picnic in Hawthorne
park.
7:30 p.m. Sams Valley La
dies' club, pot-luck supper at
Tou Velle park for members and
families.
8 p.m. Shady Cove-Trail La
dy Lions, party at Eagle Point
Grange hall.
8 p.m. Square dance jambo
ree, Crater High school gymna-
Thirteen Members
Secretaries' Group
At Klamath Meeting
Thirteen members of Rogue
River chapter, National Secre
taries association, were in Klam
ath Falls June 6 for a joint
meeting of the local and Klam
ath Falls chapters of NSA. Also
attending were Professor and
Mrs. Alwin.V. Miller of South
ern Oregon college, Ashland.
Miss Nora Hansen, Seattle, inter-chapter
council chairman for
region one, talked on the history
of NSA, its aims and purposes
and explained the certified pro
fessional secretary program. Pro
fessor Miller also spoke, explain
ing the study program he has
set up for the Klamath Falls
chapter which he' will instruct
at the high school in Klamath
Falls in August.
Miss Hansen also installed the
new officers of the Klamath
Falls chapter.
Mrs. Kathryn Thomas, presi
dent of Rogue River chapter, an
nounced that the chapter is con
ferring an honorary membership
on Mr. Miller. An invitation was
extended to the Klamath Falls
chapter to attend the next
monthly meeting of Rogue River
chapter July 10.
Local members attending were
Mesdames Kathryn Thomas, Bil
lie Fabrick, Evelyn Schroeder,
Vivian Warner, Vivian Howard,
Darlyne Rudd, Gladys Rice,
Mary Lovejoy, Mary Hartley,
Margaret Robeson, Marjorie
Banning, Kathryn Jandreau and
Marion Langley.
Foresters To Hold
Anniversary Party
Saturday Evening
Rogue River Valley court, In
dependent Order of Foresters,
has made plans for a first anni
versary party to be held Satur
day, June 14, in the Pythian
building, Fifth and Grape street.
A business meeting at 8 p.m.
will be followed by a social eve
ning. Knute Swanson and Wendell
Mattson are co-chairmen of the
entertainment committee. They
state that both modern and
square dancing are planned, as
well as movies for the children.
Refreshments will be served.
S. J. Rice, Jr., Is head of the
IOF court here.
Socio Club Member
Honored With Shower
Eagle Point During the last
monthly meeting of the Eagle
Point Heights Social club, held
at the home of Mrs. Mark
Hoefft, Mrs. Bud Arnes was hon
ored at 8 shower.
Special guests included Mrs.
C. J. Haas, Medford, aunt of the
honored guest, Mrs. C. Arnes,
Eagle Point mother-in-law of the
guest of honor, and Mrs. M.
Miller, Eagle Point.
I Following a business meeting
Important
sion
The decision to
be a Bible Christ
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never regret for
ever. Hear the way
of salvation made
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SUNDAY
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TUESDAY -FRIDAY
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(Nursery for children)
Pickin' Pears
By SID HOLLINGS WORTH
Postmaster Arthur Scarseth
supplies something of the friend
ly approach and line of conver
sation identified with village
storekeepers. In fact he and Mrs.
Scarseth, who helps him out oc
casionally, kept such a store
away up in the northeast corner
of Montana in the town of Four
Buttes. They also ran the post
office there for 19 years.
The . result is obvious. Uncle
Sam gains with not only the ex
pected efficiency in moving the
mail but a brand of salesman
ship that boosts the postal busi
ness in a unique manner. Veter
ans write letters and mail them
just to pay a visit to the post
office and engage in repartee
with Mr. Scarseth.
He was acting PM for quite
a while, the appointment being
made official Feb. 11, 1952. He
and Mrs. Scarseth live at the
station. Contact with' Medford
is made through scheduled mail
truck service provided by the
VA, but if the mail is important
after hours, they drive to town
to make the delivery -themselves.
He never fails to put in a good
word for air mail.
Camp White became a post
office July 1, 1949. Before that,
mail was delivered and handled
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Friday and Saturday; scattered
showers from Ukiah and. Red
ding north. .
Canadians eat an average of
140 pounds of meat per person
each year. In the, United States,
Americans cat an average of 150
pounds.
Medford Bethel Plans .
Go-To-Church Sunday
Members of Medford's bethel,
Jobs Daughters, will attend the
11 o'clock service of First Pres
byterian church in a group Sun
day, June 15. The members are
asked to meet in front of the
church at 10:45 a.m. Either or
both parents of each member are
also invited to attend.
a bassinette filled with gifts was
presented to Mrs. Arnes.
Refreshments were served by
Mrs. Hoefft, assisted by Mrs.
Harry Hanscom.
The July meeting will be a
picnic held in Brownsboro at the
home of Mrs. Joe Arnes.. - .
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From Camp White
through Medford, and much mail
intended for the Camp White
Domicilliary is still addressed
"Medford, Ore.," Scarseth says,
although the volume is diminish
ing as Camp White becomes bet
ter known as an established post
office. Oak Grove Troop 44 of the
Girl Scouts was escorted through
the Arts and Crafts and Hobby
shopMonday afternoon and the
six girls, half the number In the
troop, showed keen interest in
the leather, wood, basket and
gem work being done. Mrs. Van
der Steen, troop leader, brought
the girls, who presented lap
robes made In their work proj
ect. The scouts in the party inclu
ded Randi Peterson, Judith Brill,
Lynda Kntps, Peggy Wilkes, Jo
ann Davenport, and Carolyn
Vander Steen.
DAV Chapter 32 held an Eve
Prentice night in the theater this
week in appreciation of her ac
cordion concerts and individual
Instruction. Camp White veter
ans are strong for the music of
the concertina.
Judy Ann Frost had her fifth
birthday party this week and in
vited all the children living at
the Domiciliary. Twenty-two at
tended and it was a surprise to
both Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Frost,
her parents, that there were so
many living here.
The annual summer tours to
points of interest throughout the
Rogue River valley, conducted
by the American Red Cross,
started this week with a jaunt
to Ashland and back before
noon.
Mr. and Mrs. William Ash
worth, of Portland, department
commander of the VFW and de
partment president of the auxil
iary, respectively, will be at
Camp White for an all day visit
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Monday, June 18, according to
plans announced today. They
will be welcomed by VA offi
cials and officers and members
oi the local post. A tour of the
domiciliary and attendance at
the VFW formal dance Monday
night are on their schedule of
activities.
A new arrangement is being
worked out by Chief of Special
Services Marvin R. Kahn, cov
ering the VAVS setup. Ty Teo
rey, present head of arts and
crafts, will also function as act
ing director of volunteers. Ty'
headquarters are established di
rectly across from the recreation
office.
He will work 'closely with
Kahn and also with the recrea
tion. To make room for Teorey
to operate, the chief of special
services has moved to the admin
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