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Newspaper Page TextBIX MEDFOHD (OREGON! MAIL TRIBUNE C J ft,v Announcements - "That ye might walk worthy of the Lord ... in creasing in the knowledge of God' Colossians 1:10. A Ft f, T I HHIHIU' CHI R II F . ( ; E v. ' ,t " i n . p a r i a rn -p rn rr.it) s :';'" 7 p tn rk pra-. t ifrvi' C an4 Apoi't oi ir h i H fir--. C f" ' 1 ' "rr. r : if. . v r.nn. MF.IIFORD rr an pra i (CMIIM Oil C II OF Hit 1 I IPO' o : n r . trt J'.iT w.-s--, K'.TFT) p rn C h u r r n Wrrinrsda ' B p m Bible 'id''' HI R( H OF THF. HRETHREN ?li M-irv ft. yri! Hier. r3nr II am worship. Cur'' for Fear " ft p m. CBLF 1 i:rsris v : 70 p rn Prcpertv muncil metine. The Christian : and Finance ( HI Rdl F THE NAZARF.NK Hnllv t First Baymnnrl W. Hum. pastor ri 3 r T'- ( P !" f I'- - Sum 1 Mom" Hour eh no I r-h-n - KMFD R 10 p m T: amine ho von 7 10 r : i --Fs :i pr-i ' f r n.i"' fOMMlMTV BIB! F CHlRC fl 4th an-i AIHpt ire pimrta'-' 9 4." am- SunH.iv c-b"M II s ni -Wnrshin crvice Rev. Rolf Hanson, spfiikrr 4". p ni .IpT Cadet. enmr nuns p- pir. prp-"irp prarer mime 7 4."i r rn -Misnnarv service. Miss Mahr! T. rrel!. spanker 7 .10 r. in -Mph pravr pioctinc Wr r Btbi fudv pnn" prater I OMMi MTY B1R1 F riU'RfH taCt F-'-t j'pph -I TunsnaA , ra tr S inHa fl IS a m Punrhv nrhol 11 a n Vnrnme wnrirn 7 and R pm K'iiin services W rrnsda 8 pm Praer mfetina rOMMl NITV IIIIRI H. M F o for n i Vonripnnn'ins'ionali ' ? S"iit h Ontrai av Joseph A Pnwrioin. pastor 6 ' t n d a " ' fl 1.1 a m - Sundav si'honl II am ChurrH jp'-vicp -Churrh sr ire Vdt- -Ha 7 :;n p r i;d . -Praver meptina and BiHp o.KM;Tln i, ( HI R H 3 HO Osk'i'd dr 1 Mck "u'h of Ea Main on Ciroe- land avc THoir.as Mi'Camant, minier nda J'l a. in Sundav srhonj !0 am-Monuni; worship. 'Fre dm Throuch Suirrndrr . E S I ( m 1 1 ft M'TIST n-"-r:-m Baptist N"r!h Kerne U'a. fir at R;dewav Bifhard M. Jone. pastor S mria1. : 0 41 a in Churrh 11 nu' Wo mine Frllrtwsnip of I'raer. i-nrr!p. T h e Mrdx . 7 ;iu p r-p Teachers ronfrrenre Wrdnrs-ria' . 7.10 p tt Hour n p'a'-'-T' R 30 p ni. Board rf rifatom 1'irtr;,iv c 1'' pm Pptluck dinner and work ncht. rMTH nfT (HRISTTW Hi KCH Fred Lee, p-s.r Snnda ; Tn - - W,rs'-y.p. 'The K:n; W.rc-da- FIRT PPTIST CHI RCH Iarr.e: W Nrfl. ra.Tr : Q i.i S-jp.lav .rhor-l Tl Avi M fr nine worship, broad- r-: KBOY. Krv I "pbin Da: cupsI spkrr. ' Thf1 True Nature oi Love " .T p M1 F"sn'i I.p.i;',;r 1 n r..-iri;p::.;-r ho;.r rtu:h rh,. W,- ,o.vvri!P nv hcv. Hancion Hortm- : Tpk service nf Rihle and prqve MKT CIIKI4TIAV ( Ht KCH Winn1 C r;rer. m:ni'er a "The F rr. -Chr:rian outh fellow- t shr , .in r Marline services. The i Fu-ntms Farmer" : J'.irta: 7 p i-i Floy Sco-L? Ve-ino.-ia'. 1. a t- -Chrisr an tt-:"n fellnw- sn:p. b.isino.v p-fpT.r.c luncheon, and program. , FIRST CHI RIH OF CHRIST j SrlFNTIST W indsor and Ok" od,d"-e t block aouth of Easi Maai it. 1 1 rrVi i; a rn Sunrlav school; nursery nvai.sn.r Suriflav ."inrl Wrrinestiav. V.';nF-,r1a v 3 D rl, Tf-tin .on,al r, h f I 1 i n If ;- am. tn 5 pm Daily tpxcrpt -TilM . Thi:r and Sat- ; in t ( hi r H of non Harn arvf Hol.v R-v Darni-i H Jnnp. rvirr Sunrlav j Mormnz f hoo! a orship. pr"n Tl :;, I'pppr mom pra.?r hnr i p p CA'pl r'iCF ' Growth -rh fiiv:r.2 . ; -. V r i ; ; n F " ' ! 1 n h I p . r-.rja v : i p m Pravr m'inj, Phillip- -'1 115 Tin. 1 r, tn ir; ; r ir 'A'.- ",!a n Dt !;, . - m n a r v pra HfHiJST ( HI R( H Fv Mr Anne Gnrhv, hp bir-nnial mrrtini: of thp Ad vent Ciirisl inn General confer--n.-,-. rhooi 'ria for Pnrp nf America. --worship fcprvur.s Mr. Walslon was jfimrd by his i-r chni-m nmr hich SOnt Cicorjie. and his son's room h cr,,.;p, mate in w 'nrk City, and 'he i lit vr fi F. r,- J:--, n K MIM Tl RI ( Ml Rl H ioni i n g v. orh i p ,i r Bur rip its ' hoi v nl I lit I)- : IIKIW ( III XI II ' A Snni H " fh:irr"h "h Tr riffT PRFSRVTFRIW f HIRTH . 'a--k:nn. ill Dr Nnrm.in K T'lih. ntor S'jnHav !0 9m S'irTav jrhool 11 It Ch'irrh worship. Sons of the H FIR ST PRFSRWKRIW. PHOFMX SmnH ni Chtirrh t. r. Volkman, minister 1 SunHavr 10 n m Churrh rhrnj 11 am Mnrnme worship. W:'rpsdp, : i .in a m Ri'n1 stndv and prayer mirm ship, at tn rhiirrh. FOIlFST ACRES COM M IN IT V t 111 H( 11 p-'- nnr" of Tdfnrrt. 1 hlork or.--t ..f Tv,,-. H'm road f 4 am Sundv Rrh-ol 11 am. Church crvire j 7pm Youns dpodIp meeting 7. .10 pm. Evenmc service and onne- i 'rt WrrlnpsrJa v: 30 p rn Midweek pravr meetinft FOl'KQt ARE ( lU'Rf'H E a ; t Jarkson and Piddle rd r h M;tthewsnn. pastor 0 1" a m Sundav srhool Ham - Vfirnine worship fi 10 p m 'Brean. crusader and h'lHrrn ; churrh 7 in p if -F.vapgriit)r 7 10 p m BVn' study and pra r FRFF MFTHOflM CHI R( H Tnth and tvv etc Rv. -I. M Root, pastor SWndav : 7 ifi a m -Lisrht and Life Hour.' KV.TC i 41 a m Worship rvc 7 p m Familv hour, Ernt.jp -rifpt- in?; for a'l a:? 7 41 Fvanpelisnc servic. Wcrl nsda v 7 41 p m Midwk prayer service KRIFNHS ( HI R( H. MEI1FORH Corner crlnlan and DBarr Chn'nn G. Crisman. pastor Sundav 1 tl A- ', 1 a iti Sundav r-hrwit 141 A- J : am Worship stvic and vnu'h Sundav schol. menace by as sistant pastor. 7 p in Junior intermediate and tfinnr Chr:tian Fndravnr R V m Fvnms yrrviir 'i ;0 p m Quaker Hour" nroad 'at. KMFD Wrcirirria1" R p ni Youth praer meeting Thursdav: R P in Adu: praer niepting f.MSI'F!. CHl'Rl H S.-it.s Vailev ; S:;nd : j in a rn Snndav choo 1 1 am -Morninc worship, Pat 1 NT'Uer. speaker r pm Gordan Tetersnn. speaker Wdnesria v : 7 4 5 p m Bible studv and praer vTtmc. KINnpOM H M I OF 4 F H OA H S UITNESSF 2402 Jacksonville hschwav Simriav: 7Pm Public talk. "Is the Reheious Revival Genuine1" by .1 H Morse R "i Rihle studv. June 15 Watch tower. ' Fichters for Truth," Para. 5 2 price 370. No RiMp st:idv due to Jehovah" Wit ncsc Astern hi v at Salem'. m nf ' pint. n Fi.ru ! thi rch I "lock ntf CraTrr Lake avr on GranH F:H Rrv flp-i t- TTn-s Whie. p3.or in a t Stmdfl'v rhol j f o v m Ynunc people r n Stpp er-ce -i.'i r m Evancelistic ?"rvic Wdnc5ria. : 745 pm F.ven:nj? isiTvire. . rilfiRIM HOLINESS I'HVRCH Mrdt'nrci C'tTnc- F.flif Jarkson and Bessie T5 Rev. Sherman Moore, pastor 9 4"i a m 5v;nriav tchonl l; a in Morning worship li pni Yrninc ppople 7 .n r rv Eani;elisMr aervic. Wrne!i-iav ; 7 .n p rr. M'riupek prsvfr pervire sor;iF VMIFV sriRlTVAL!5T HI RCH t C M. po.;-. j px is; Gold Hill M M. Kru-c D D. Sundav: 8pm -Serirpp ST. 1 I RF s METHODIST CHI RCH Bizham Hail Jarksnn county fair- eroi;nri.s nn Stewart av. Jnhn AlPert Tavlnr. minister Siinrin ' 9 a m Church school 1 ! a -n Mornins service. ' The King IS Dead T PFTFR S I I THERA.V CHIRCH I Missouri Synodj Frldiy. July 27. 1958 Bible School To Feature Former Missionary Vara r ion Bihip school starts Monday fnr top hoy? and girls of Ashland Mthoriist church. Thp school, which will continue fnr two wrrk , vi!l provide for all children from ase four through grade school. Thf courses used will b of the '"Cooprrative Ser ies." Mrs. Orville Zollman is in rhflrPP of t ra n norTa t ion for the school. Anyonp needins trans- ' poriaMon should telephone Mrs. Zollman. at Ashland 2-8297. Sessions will he from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. each morning. Mon day throi.eh Friday. All the chil- rirm of the community are in- Jed to attend. Minister Returns From 44-Day Trip The Row CI. K. Wnlston. pastor of the Advent Christian church, returned Tuesday after a trip to the east coast where he attended 'hrre riror throuah the Mid west. So j ' h west . a nd Western no. pa.nr ' s!a tes before ret u rn in 2 to Med ! ford. Durint; ins absence, the Rev. F. B. Kaslman of Oroville. Calif., was Hues' speaker at the Advent Christian church. Presbyterians To Hear Several Speakers The Rev. D. K. Wf-st and Mrs. 5t will tend thr 'eslrn Arra ennfermee on forrin mi? sinn? at Asilomar. Calif., bpin nin August 1. Dr. Wpst will prpacii thi? Sunday on "Christ's ! Help for Our Burdens." ' Sunday evening at the 7 o'clock service. Miss Ellen West, who recently returned from St. Andrews university in Scotland, will lead the collece age group in a discussion on "Scotland To day." Dr. G. Henry Green of Port land. Synod executive of the Prpsbyterian church, will speak at the evenins srrvirr. Knneth F Korhv. pa i'r Sund? v P ,V. a m Sundav school and Bible studv. 11 am Worship with sermon and hoty pommunion 2 30 pm Voters' meetmE Monday : 1 .10 pm Parish worker iniild 7.30 p m. Holy Cross guild Tuesday : R p m Sunday school teachers Wednesday: R p.m. Midweek service. T VTIOV ARMY CHt RCH Fourth and Rartlftt tjs 1 I,t fioree Johnstone conimandinc officer Sundav 13 am S'lnda" rhonl 11 am Morninc worship and p'jn tor church o m. Yotme people's service 7pm Strt rrvifp 7.45 d m. Kvenuic worship : SFVFVTH-DAY HVFNT!T I f'lM'Rf" H E?le Point Granee Hall ! I Safurdav P .10 n m Sahhath school j 1 1 a ni Worship j Wednesday i R p m Praver meeting home of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Chilson. TFMP1.F BVPT1ST f ill R H 'Cooperat.ne with Southern BaDtit convention 7Q4 Lo7ier lan Flovd H. Years, pastor Sundav H 45 a m. Sundav srhool II a m. R p.m. Worship hours 7 p m. Training union THF (IH RCH OF THF. PINFS Two miles south of Gold Hill on Old Pacific Highway Rev. D W. Casev and Rev. Catherine Casey, co-pastor Sundav: 10 0a m. Sundav school 11 a m Morning worship 7 30 p m Evangelistic service Wednesday: 7.30 p m. Midweek service and Bible study. I'MOV SI'VDAY SCHOOL Griffin Creek Griffin Creek Grang 1 N'on-denominationalj Sundav: 10 a m Sundav service Wednesdav: 7 30 Bible studv and prayer time t'MTY TRLTH CENTER Sunday: 11 a m. Sundav School 11 am. Devotional service. 'Forti fication against Trials." (Unity's inter- pretarion of the international Ipvnni. Kmchti of Pvthiat Hall. Fifth and Crape t. j Cpntrr will he r!oed for vacations, t reopen Sept Pi IT WILL PAY -Prayer tor the Everybody Ought to Go to 1729 North (Juit North of Jorgensen'i Dairy) ibN Bible School Starts Monday in Ashland Daily Vacation Bible school wiil begin at the Church of the : Brethren Monday, July 30. at 9 a m. It will last until 11:40 a.m. Monday through Friday for a two week period. Four department? have been arranged: kindergarten, pri mary, junior, and junior-hish, and will serve children from four years old to fourteen. Special feature of the school will be the stories told by Miss Geraldine Lininger from her four years experience w i t h Brethren service in Europe and I Asia. Her stories will be illustra ted with colored slides of pic tures she has taken. Miss Lining er is helping in the Bible school through the courtesy of La Verne i college, where she is employed ! in the public relations depart ment. ; The Bible school project this j year will be the assembling of friendship packages to be bought with the money from the chil dren's offerings and sent to j areas nf special need. I Transportation to school will be available. Sunday School To Hear Guesf Speaker Thr Rev. Ulphin Davis of the Evangelical Sunday school ser vice will be guest speaker at the 0 45 Sunday school hour (4 the First Baptist church Sunday. Junior hich throueh adult classes will combine to hear him speak on more effective efforts to reach people through the Sunday school. The Rev. Mr. Davis was formerly Christian education di rector of the largest. Sunday school in Oregon and as widely known speaker in the Christian Education field. " Camp Echoes." which will in cIup reports from some of the 60 oune people from the local church who a l tended Union Rocue Baptist camp this month, will he the theme of the 7:45 p.m. meet inc. The message will be Eiven by the Rev. Haddon Rob inson, assistant to the pastor, who has been serving on the camp staff. Central Point Church To Have Guest Speakers The Rev. Rnlf Hansen, pastor of the Becon Chapel. Spokane, Wash., will be the guest speaker at the 11 a.m. service Sunday in the Community Bible church. Central Tnint. Mr. Hansen is the former paster of one of the val ley Community Bible churches. That evening al 7:45, Miss Ma be! Tyrrell, missionary to Africa, will be the suest speaker. Miss Tyrrell has served under the Sundan Interior Mission and is now home for her first furlough. The public is invited to attend these services. 'Church in ih Pines' To Hold Fellowship Services Sunday "Thp Church in th Pine?." two mile? south of Gold Hill on Pacific highway, will have spe cial fellowship services this Sunday at 2:30 and 7 p.m. The public is invited to bring a basket lunch and join in the fel lowship as a picnic will be held at 5 p.m. Food, Fun and Fellowship The Temple Baptist church. 794 Lozier lane, will hold their annual Sunday school picnic in TouVelle park Sunday after nnon. Services in the church will be held at the usual time from 9 to 12 noon after which time all are invited to the park for food, fun, and fellowship. Those planning to attend should brine their own lunch, the church will furnish ice cream. CENTER CLOSED The Unity Truth Center jerv ires held at the Knichts of Py thias Hall. Fifth and Grape fts . will not he held durint the month of August to enable the staff member? to have their '-a-cations. The Center will reopen with its usual schedule Septem ber 9. YOUTH ATTEND CAMP Six young people from the First Church of God will be at tending a Youth Camp at Camp Fir Point, near Glendale. durina next week. July 30 - August 4. The Rev. Darold Jones will ac company the group to camp. YOU TO HEAR These Stirring Messagei by Hildrcth Ethridge Fiidav. 7:30 d m. "hen Gid Visited My Hospital Room" (Miss Ethridge'spersonal testimony) Sunday, 1 1 .00 a m. "Li'Vs Mvrrh a-id Spices" Sundav, 7.?0 p m. "When God V.'n'es 'Thirty For Ton.gt'." S'ck Every Night Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Riversid L. D. KRAUSE, Pastor Mr. and Mrs. Missionaries Home After British Honduras Service The First Church of the N'aza-' rene will welcome home the Rev. i and Mrs. Leonard York, mission aries to Britisii Honduras, in" a special service Sunday evening, i Mr. York and his wife, the form er Miss Miriam Cummnns, grew up in tiie Mediord Valley. Mrs. York, a graduate nf Eagle Point, and Mr. York, a graduate of the Modford sc ioi,-. are graduates of Xorthvr-t Xa.arrne collene. , In June I T 4 r the y assumed the pastorate of a home mission church in Yreka. Calif., and from there went tn tiie foreign field in August of If") 2. Durina 1'neir term of service in British Hon duras, they built a new church at Puiita Gnrda. I'm' a year. Rev. Mr. Yurk becam'1 acting super intendent nl' tiie field while the district superin'rnd'.'nt was on furloimh. During the last two years they hu:U. nrnani.ed and pastnn'd a new ciiurcvh at F.l Cao located in Central British Honduras, and taught in tiie Bible School at Bennue Vi'-go. They will spend a year in deputation v. ork before return ing to British Honduras tn take up the work of their mission. Members of the First Church of To Hold Picnic The Unitarian Fellowship pic nic will be held Sunday at 4:30 p.m. in TouVelle park. All in terested persons should call Mrs. Hatch. 3-1161 for further infor mation. TV PROGRAM "This is the Life." television series sponsored by the Luther an church, will be shown on KBF.S-TY Sunday. August S at fi p m. Trie program will be en titled. ' Rroken Pieces." ' A Faithful Friend is one of GoH than a know greatest 9:45 Sunday School Rev. Ulphin' Davis, speaker ll:00-"The True Nature of Love" (broadcast, KBOY) 7:45-Youth Night with "Camp Echoes" FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH N. Central at 5th Jamei W. Ntly, Pastor WHERE VISITORS ARE ALWAYS WELCOME , I,itfht J r Leonard York the Xazarene are planning a homecoming rally this Sunday night in honor of these church members returned home from the field. The Yorks and their three children. Gerald. David, and Daniel, are living in Phoenix! during their stay in the states. ' Mrs. York's father makes his' home there. Members of the First j Church of the Nazarcne are plan- j ning a homecoming rally this ; Sunday evening for them. j Land in Soil Bank j Deadline Today ; Washington OJ.R) The dead- line for pulting surplus land in this year's "soil bank" falls to-' day. The Agriculture Department said Thursday more than 8.000, 000 acres of crop land were laken out of production by last week. Farmers will get "S164, 000.473 from the government for not producing crops on the land. The department's goal for the !3.i6 soil bank program was 8, 500.000 to 15.000.000 acres. Acreage deposited through July 20 almost reaches the minimum : goal. Under the acreage reserve program, farmers can earn pay ments for cutting production be low government acreage allot ments on cotton, corn, wheat, peanuts, rice and tobacco. Albany. Ore. .'U.R) Fred Paulus, Salem, is the new Grand Chipf de Garp of the Orecon riopartment 40 et 8 of the American Lcpion. I"e Mail Trinune Want Ad of life's greatest assets. The Word tells of a Friend "who sticketh closer brother," Jesus Christ. Do yoj Him' Let us tell you about this Friend in church this Sunday. The Honorable Herbert H. Lehman, Senator their life with Faith irfc : : : Contributed la The Religion in American Life Profrum kf The MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE I Slum Clearance Programs Less Costly Milwaukee (U.R1 The fact that slum clearance programs cost the taxpayers less than let ting the slums spread was empha sized by George E. Heider, super visor of the Milwaukee health department housing division. Heider, writing in Govern ment Service, a magazine pub lished by the Milwaukee Govern ment Service league, said that in one of the buildings he inspected he found a widow and seven chil dren living in one room. He said there were 37 school children living in that building. He pointed out that it would take a complete schoolroom, with all the accompanying pxpenses, to care for the children from just the one building. He said a complete grade school would have to be provided by the taxpayers if there were eight of these houses. Heider said that the owner of this building paid city property taxes of only S456 a year, hardly enough to provide for the educa tion of the children living in the building. Besides school costs, there are other items like fire and police protection, refuse disposal and health services. "How many houses like this could Milwaukee afford?'' Heid er asked. First public normal school west of the Alleghenies was established at Ypsilanti, Mich., in 1R50. Visitors Welcome at the CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Thomas McCamant, Minister Groveland Ave. and Oakwood Drive Church Worship and Sunday School Both at 10 a.m. For the Summer Period -Za BOB JONES (pentecostal) TENT REVIVAL on 99 Between Mcdford and Central Point CCDXIJ'CC Kverv Evrninfr at R.-OO 3CI Y IV-iCiJ Sundays 2:30 and 8:00 SALVATION DIVINE HEALING BODY MINISTRIES MIRACLE OF OIL God is mirculously creating "OIL" on the hands of th people! Acts 2:19 in action; "I will show WONDERS in the heavens above and SIGNS in the earth beneath . . ." LOOK FOR THE BIG TENT! William C. Pipt Minister ... is a priceless gift that every one can possess ... a source of love, comfort and strength which is sorely needed in these troubled times. Only you and I, as parents can give this gift of Faith to our children. If we want them to know the joy of Faith tomorrow . . . we must give our children the gift of Faith today." Herbert H. Lehman from New York bring them to worsnip tms wee ... i jChief Justice Will Make Visit to India Washington U.R Chief Justice Earl Warren has accept ed an invitation to visit India next month. The Indian Embassy made the announcement Thursday night and Stale Department officials confirmed it. The department could not say how long the visit would last but a spokesman said the main pur pose of the trip ywas for the chief justice to talk with justices of India's Supreme Court. Mr. Warren will be accom panied by his wife. They will visit Bombay. Calcutta. New Delhi and points of interest throughout the country. Warren's decision to visit India undoubtedly had enthus iastic White House approval since it presumably would tend to ease any Indian disappoint ment over the collapse of plans of Indian Premier Jawaharlal Nehru to visit this country. Mall Tribune Want Arit The Community's BiEKest Marketplace UNITY TRUTH CENTER Sundav Drvotional Services. 11 a m Kniqhts of Pylhias Hall Sunda School for Children Unity Classes Tues . 7 30 p m.. "How 1 li serf Truth" bv Cady. Praer & Healing. Fri 11 am. "How To Let Hod Help You." by Myrtle Fillmore. Katharine Bosworth Leader Room 203 Holly Theatre Bldg. Mcdtord, Oregon . .. - i GIFTS OF THE SPIRIT First Christian Church "The Friendly Church Welcomes You TO ALL SERVICES Bible School 9:45 a.m. Morning Service 10:50 a.m. Youth Meeting 6:30 p.m. Evening Service 7:30 p.m. 9th and Oalcdale Medford, Ore. Faith...