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o O o O - Feasi of Carols fo le Presented o Sunday livening The seventh annual feast ef carols will be presented at th First Methodist church, Sunday, Dec. 18, at 7:30 " p.m.. Three choirs, numbering more than BO voices, will participate in the service which has become tradition heEe during kiie Advent season. Preceding; the service a group of carolers will sing outaide the church uncer the direction of Miss Elizatvith Shield. The erv icewill bejgin with a medley of internatiSnal carols played as festival rrmisic on th orgn.0The Children's, Youth, grirj Chancel choirs will sing th traditional song, "Jcc To The World" by Handel. O To Join In addition to the choral pres entation of carols including "O Tannenbaum" to "In The Blealt Midietnter," the congregation will join in singing carols, old and new, from. Christian, folk songs, of many lands. Dickie Denningwill sing "The Little Black Lamb," and the Caroleers, Sanctuary singers, and Methodist men wjll present num bers. Mrs. C. R. Adamton and Mrs. George Sloniger will direct . the chodrs. Mrs. Richard Schuch arcjrjand Miss'Sue Donna Doolen are the organists. "The Doctrine of th Unity" will be the sermon subject of Dr. Raymond E. Balcomb at' the 8i30 and ll.m. services. The Youtjl) choir wifll sinj at the earlier service, and the Chancel choir at the later. Dr. Q. A. Dier ... dorff will besoloist at both morning services. '. Ashland Methodists Plan Sunday Program Ashland The Ashland Meth odist church Christmas program is planned for Sunday evening at the church. The arrangements have been made by Sirs. Delia Weber and a committee from the commission of education. The theme wil concern the Star cf Bethlehem and willcfoe portrayed through a family scene with three choirs partici pating. Mr. and Mrs. Sid Ainsworth,' Bruce and .Nonda Ainsworth, and Danny Donnelly will enact the scene., Soloistswill be Mrs. O Jay Kayler, Mrs. Zola Peters and Gene Gosson. o O Church of Christ Entertainment Told The The Central Church of Christ, Central ave. and Jackson st., will present a Christmas pro gram Siday at 7 p.m., at the hurch. Children andr, young people will take part in the program and treats for the childrm will be provided during the evening's entertainment. Music, recitations " and a pantomime will be on the ,o program. Theme of the morning service will be, "The Beginnings of the Gospel," and will be given by the Rev. Ellmore J. Gilstrap, pastor of the church. Here's Another Big Change in Television by RCA VICTOR "The Set That Follows You Around the House" and at the ' Lowest Price in RCA Victor History! 21-in. RCA VICTOR Yes, finally a 21 -inch TV set you can ROLL ANYWHERE at a price of only f?9.95 MOVES AT A TOUCH ON EASY-ROLLING WHEELS EVEN ON THICK CARPETS! Move it into the living room Move it into the dining room Move it into the bedroom Move it into the party room Move it into the patio Move it wherever you wish on easy-rolling wheels . In addition, when you buy RCA Victor TV you receive these 5 rnajcg advances in styling, performance and value: 1. The NEW "un-mechanical look" TV's first complete restyling 2. NEW "HIGH AND EASY". TUNING 3 convenient new wayi to dial 3. NEy. "4-PLUS" PICTURE PERFORMANCE High price picture qualify at a new low price 4. NEW BALANCED FIDELITY SOUND Re-creates the active range of sound sent out by the largest TV networks 5. LOWEST PRICE GREATER VALUE another big reason why EVERY YEAR MORE PEOPLE BUY RCA VICTOR THAN ANY OTHER TLEVISION Program To B In Two Sections At Advent Church The Christmas program Sun day at 7:30 p.m., at Advent Christian church, West Jackson st., between Fir and Holly sts., j will- be given in two parts. The first part will include carol singing directed by Evan gelist Eddie Carter, and recita tions and songs by the Sunday achool department under the leadership of Mrs. Ruth Babb. Musical selections by the orches tra will be directed by Mrs. Virgil Baldwin. The church personnel directed by Mrs. Ruth Carter will present the pageant, "A Story Beauti ful." The public is invited to at tend. A 15-minute prelude of Christ mas music will precede the pro gram and will be given by Mrs. Carter, organist, and Miss Treatre Thumith, pianist. Mrs. Carter and Miss Thumith are members of the Carter Gospel team which will conclude their ministry in Medford on Dec. 25. Choir To Present Cantata at Temple The choir of the Temple Bap tist church, 794 Lozier lane, will present a Christmas cantata Sun day, at 7:30 p.m. John Mitchell will direct the hour-long can tata entitled, "Heralds of Joy." Sscripture reading, recitations and a short address by the pas tor, Floyd Yeats, will be given during the program. A Christmas tree and program by the Sunday school will be held at the church Wednesday, at 7:30 p.m. The program is titled, "The Light of the World," and will consist of a reading choir, quartet, soloists and pan tomime, and a program by the nursery, beginner, primary and junior departments. After the program all the children will be given favors. No exchange of gifts will be conducted. Central Point Church Program Set for Sunday The annual Christmas program of. the Central Point Presbyte rian church school will be held Sunday, Dec. 18, at 7 p.m. The story of the birth of the Christ-child will be told in many ways, in songs by the nursery and kindergarten departments, and through a "Pageant of Lights" presented by the Senior and Junior high i departments. The Primary Department will give a playlet entitled, "God's Promise Joy to All," and the Junior classes will have the story of the symbols of Christ mas. The Adult class will be represented by Mrs. H. W. Sel leck who will give a reading. An offering for the work of the board of foreign missions will be received, and the chil dren are to take "white gifts" of canned foods to help with a local project. Dr. Norman K. Tully, the pas tor, and all the teachers of the church school invite parents and friends to this event. . HaJ Krueger and Al Thompson 237 East Main PHONE 2-2456 RCA Radios Ranges eTV We Carry Our Own Contracts Open 'til 9 p.m. Wednesday Eagle Point SDA Officers Elected Eagle Point The following officers have been elected to serve the Eagle Point Seventh Day Adventist church in 1956. The elders are W. E. Atkin, A. L. Pittsley, D. M. Maclvor and Dr. H. M. Ferguson; deacons, Herschel Harper, Douglas E. Jones, Roy L. Clark, and Delmer V. Logan. Deconesses, Marie Harper, Edna Clark, Mrs. Mattie Hull and Mrs. Torn Campbell; clerk, Dorothy S. Swan; treasurer, Raymond E. Cashatt; assistant treasurer, Mrs. Raymond Ca shatt; horne missionary secre tary, Helen E. Barrow; chorister, Mrs. W. E. Atkin; chorister, Louise Chilson; pianist, Mrs. H. C. Chilson; Sabbath school su perintendent, Mrs. Leota Bur gess; Sabbath school secretary, Mrs. Beuford Coleman. Assistant Sabbath school sec retary, Mrs. Evelyn C. Burns; Sabbath school junior-primary department leader, Louise Chil son; kindergarten leader, Mrs. Raymond Cashatt. School investment secretary, Mrs. Harriett J. Eitemiller; school extension division secre tary, Letha E. Bradford; school pianist, Mrs. A. L. Pittsley; Dor cas Welfare leader, Mrs. A. L. Pittsley; Dorcas secretary-treasurer, Mrs. Frank Arnold; Reli gious liberty secretary and Tem perance secretary, Frank Arn old, medical secretary, Dr. How ard M. Ferguson; civil defense director, Mrs. George Gander, and press-secretary, Dorothy Swan. BOAT SEIZED BY REDS Tokyo (U.P.) A Japanese fishing boat with 10 crewmen aboard has been seized by Com munist China, it was reported today. 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From Eng land 1.98 Series on Carols To Be Continued; Program Planned The "third in a series of ser mons on carols will be given Sunday at the Congregational church. The carol which will be the subject it, "It Came Upon a Midnight Clear." Reception of members also will be conducted at the service which is scheduled for 11 a.m.. A coffee hour will be held in the honor of the. new members. The men's quartet and a choir will furnish the morning music. The Sunday school members will present a Christmas pro gram Sunday at 7:30 p.m. when a pageant will be given, entitled "Christmas Greetings." Christ mas cards will be depicted in pantomimes. Christmas Program Planned for Monday A Christmas program will be presented by the Sunday school department of the Bethel Assem bly of God, Monday, Dec. 19, at 7:30 p.m. The nursery, beginner, pri mary, junior and intermediate departments are directed by Miss Velda Krause, Mrs. Gordon Conrad, Mrs. Wayne King, Mrs. R. D. Carnahan, and Mrs. Roy Hageman, respectively. The high school class play, "Songs of Glory," is under the direction of Charlie O. Cox. The Sunday school department will give treats to all who at tend. The church is located at 1729 J North Riverside. Salem (U.R) A man identi fied as South E. West was fined $5 Wednesday for running a red traffic light while traveling north through Salem. West's middle name is East. LITTLE GADGETS make important gifts. Everyone appreciates gifts for the home and those we've pic tured here will offer years of useful serv ice for they're decor ative, as" well as time saving. LITTLE DARLINGS Back to our pigtail days we go for miniature pans. But these adorable are no toys; they're high ly sensible for single-portion or aspic molds. Just right for indi vidual birthday cakes, L'il Angels are 314" in diameter; in mirror bright aluminum 61.00 SAFE PARKING For any one-legged metal or vac uum coffeemaker bowl. Prevents costly breakage and denting. 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She will be assisted by Virginia Yungen, Peggy Garner, Virginia Tucker, Geri Martin, Fern Johnson, Dorothy Tuttle Georgia Chand ler, Evelyn Hewlett, Shirley Jones, and Dean Anderson, stage manager. Nathan Parrish is the narrator of the program. ; . The worship service at 11 a.m. will include songs by the newly organized women's choir. The pastor, the Rev. Richard M. Jones, will continue a pre-Christ-mas series of sermons with Sun day's theme, "King Crowded Out." Nursery care is provided during both the church school and morning worship hours. Missionary Slates Visit in Medford Miss Kathryen Dixon, who is a member of the Medford Church of the Nazarene, will return this week from a seven- year stay on the foreign mission field in Africa. She has served two terms on the foreign field as a missionary nurse, and will be in Medford over the holi days. Miss Dixon is one of five mis sionaries that has gone out from the Medford church to foreign service. 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(Q) "I have a problem with my six-year-old son who is in the first grade. In the morn ing he walks io school with a friend who is in kinder garten and he goes to school happily. His friend only at tends school half days. - In the afternoon Dr. Hexlock my son wants me io take him to school be cause he says he is afraid. He says there are a couple of boys who push him around and call him names. I haven't given in io him and taken him to school but I am finding that he is trying to get out of going to the afternoon session. "I don't want him to learn io dislike school, but at the same time, I don't want the other children io think he is a baby and has io have his mother lake him to school. I have always told my children that fighting was wrong and they get along very well to gether. Do you think my son is afraid to fight because he thinks it is wrong?" Mrs. W M. 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The perfect permanent shopping reminder . . 1 .00 These and Many More Lower Floor YOUR CHRISTMAS STORE SINCE MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE SEVEN ELIZABETH HURLOCK, PH.D. 1 dren. Never having had any real experience in fighting, he is afraid to try it. You are right in discouraging fighting among your children. However, every child, especial ly every boy, should know how to defend himself when he is pushed' around or called names by bullies. You must make it clear to him that this type of fighting is self-defense, is very different from aggressive fights where children pick on each other just to start trouble. Why not go to school several days with your son and see just what the situation is and what be is actually afraid of? Don't walk with him but back of him, as if you were a stranger. You can tell then what the other children" are dolhg to your son without their knowing you are his mother. If you find the children who push him and call him names are bigger than he, you cannot expect him to defend himself against several of them. Have one of your other children walk to scnool with him then, or ar range to have him go with a neighbor's child. If he. had someone with him, he would be better able to fight if necessary. (Copyright, 1955. General Features Corp.) Biggest Christmas Mail Deliveries This Month Washington U.R) Postmas ter General Arthur E. Summer field said today the biggest load of Christmas mail in history is being delivered' this month, about 2,500,000,000 more than average monthly mailings. He said the Post Office de partment s special "airlift" of first class mail will save as much as 48 hours in delivery of 150,000,000 letters and Christ mas cards. fjOSDZB Mail AND Phone Orders Filled MORE CUP-ACITY! Cupboards hold more, cups last longer with our sliding cup racks. Pulls out so you can get at cups easily, pushes in for safe storage above plates or saucers. 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