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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (March 30, 1956)
o o o Ore. EcfSfer Seals To Get Offering St. Peter's Lutheran church. 1020 East Main st. will hold Easter sunrise service at the Star-lite Drive-in theater, on Highway 99 south of Medford, Sunday at 6 a.m The public is invited to attend. An offering will be .deceived which will be divided betv. een the Oregon Easter Seals for crippled children and the Luth eran hour. Sundav school will be held i Four Services Planned At First Methodist Four services are planned at . the First Methodist church on I Easter. Identical services will be held at 8. 9:30 and 11 a.m. with at 9:30 at the church. After the teaching session, the children will take part in an Easter egg hunt. Worship services, with sermon I usic by the youth and chancel j L and Hoiv Communion begins at;-'-""1 11 a.m. Pastor Korby and his family will travel to Portland next week to attend the Spring Pastoral Conference. He is scheduled to A BRIGHT NEW RCA SILVERAMA PICTURE TUBE Will Give 'four TV Set New Picture Quality. New tubes are better than originals 10 DOWN - 6 Months To Pay Dr. Balcomb s sermon theme will be. "The Flow of a Stream Too Great." At four o'clock a service of Baptism will be held in the Meeker Memorial chapel. The i ruiU'n ...;n read an essav on confession and ! "V". " " .... - i The senior high MYF will pre- absolutlon- ! sent "The Life." at 7 p.m. in the chapel. This dramatization of the life of Jesus Christ has been written, directed, and produced by the young people of First Methodist church. The public is invited. Friday. March 30, 19S6. MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE FIVE Colombia Missionary Will Speak to Friends The Rev. Stewart Sparrow, for nine years a missionary in Colombia, S.A., will speak Wednesday at the Friends church. Representing the Orien tal Missionary society, the Rev. Mr. Sparrow will tell of his work as director of the Bible institute in Garagoa, which was under attack on various occa sions during riots in Colombia. He will show slides of mis sion -work in Ecuador, where he is to begin a term of missionary service in May. He, with his wife and family, will be sailing for Guayaquil, Ecuador, the first of that month. ) . 1 blueV I diamondX I I vi 4 Cycle Clinton ' Enginesk 1 18" Rotary 20" Rotary 18" Reel 21" Reel i I THE BEST BUY S ATOWNyT j Self-propelled Merry Tiller takes the . ji 3 i; T "push" out of gardening gives you XllilllJ! feather-weight handling plus heavy- , 4 mS weight power! With "gripper leverage," &. il Art Sff Merry Tiller digs in at the gentlest pres- tSSmf 1 'Jlfjil I sure. Superior transmission delivers SH &Pllff1L 4' Vffilf maximum power to the rotors where Wi T tf 'iNSilf'' power really counts! Tills soil to tea jfcf Sr I inches deep, prepares seed beds in a Irir&S I JS.JI?' I SinSl P positive traction ' on y " TWO MODELS! Now ... choose the VA. 1 Al ? pl,ows' weeds' "i h.p. "Special" or the heavier-duty 3 h.p. bulldozes, har- "Custom." Both convert easily to tractor t' m. m)xfs!!3tei&. rows, cuts grass , . . c mmmMmmr .aa.., a use. Both give you a choice of rotors for M B&iapii and does a dozen a r 1 ., , , , m other jobs! A every type of soil . . . tools and attach " rt 'fe1 ments to meet every garden need. fHWHwN- MERRYTILLER PRICES START C ja tfayr at $147.50 for Special Model I "T Down Month WE'LL OPEN YOUR ACCOUNT IN A MINUTE! THE REV. LEWIS COLLINS Enters Evangelical Work Rev. Evers New Trail Community Church Minister The Rev. Ernest Evers will replace the Rev. Lewis Collins at Trail Community church some time in June. The Rev. Mr. Evers will close a min istry of nearly six years at the Christian and Mission a r y Alliance church in Ev- : Rev. E. Evers erett, Wash, i During the past 23 years he has j served at churches in Wiscon j sin, Minnesota, Montana, Idaho, i Oregon and Washington. The Rev. and Mrs. Evers are graduates of the St. Paul Bible Institute. They have five chil dren. Earl and Lois are in Bible college, Floyd in high school and Paul in the eighth grade. An other daughter, Grace, is four years old. The Rev. Mr. Collins will preach his farewell service at the church Easter Sunday. He has ; been minister there for the past ! two years. The Rev. and Mrs. Collins will go to Alberta, Canada, to attend the graduation of their son, Don- I aid from Prairie Bible Institute. ! They will spend next year in j evangelical work, traveling j through the middle west, Canada ! and on the Pacific coast. Easter Breakfast Set for Friends Easter observance at the Friends church will begin with sunrise service at 5:53 a.m. at the J. W. Smith home . on Old Stage road for junior high and high school young people. Fol lowing the service, breakfast will be served at the Smiths' and for seventh and eighth graders at the Raymond Brood home, Dark Hollow rd. Identical worship services will be held at 9:45 and 11 a.m., with a solo, "Calvary," by . Mrs. Wayne Roberts and Easter mes sage by the pastor, Clynton Cris man. The youth choir will sing in the first service and the adult choir at 11 o'clock. "Journey Into Faith," a sound film of post-resurrection events, will be shown in Sunday school at 9:45 and 11 a.m. Primary and beginner departments will have guest speakers to present the Easter story. Sunday school is held at 9:45 a.m. for all ages ex cept junior high through col lege. These meet at 11 a.m., fol lowing the 9:45 worship hour. A sacred concert and dedica tion service for the recently pur chased organ will be held at 7:30 p.m. Sunday. Guest organist, Mrs. Dorothy McQuat, will play, and the church choir, directed by Mrs. Clynton Crisman, will sing Easter anthems. The public is invited. Battle Over Empty Tomb First Christian Sermon There will be two worship services at the First Christian church Easter Sunday, at 8:30 a.m. and 10:50 a.m. Sunday School will be 9:45 a.m. The sermon for both services by Reverend W. C. 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