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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 30, 1959)
- - - - - .... - . . . ! . . . . : . ."...... a : i " . . " . .. 5 MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford. Or. triday,.0rt. 30, 195 'o- TABLE ROCK School tidily By R. E. NETALON . ' . Table Rcck- Ttfe raily for the American Sunday Schooj Union Sunday schools in the Medford field, supervised by Garland R. Shinn, missionary, consisting cf sonfe 10 oper aftng school, held last Satur day evening at the, Table Rock i gchoolhouse, wa attended by more than 100 members, rep- resenting some Six Sunday . schools. . The banner for the highest percentage o attendance was .won by.Vhe Savage .Creek Sunday .School, while Table Rock .apd. Meadows tied for attendance present. . A reli- gious film was shown, as were . slides of the Various 6uday schools, Iaily Vacation &ble "schools, and Bible camps". Re freshments ' were, served by Meadows. . Visitors at the" local Sunday school last Sunday were Mr. and.Mrs. Baughn and Mr", and Mrs. Bunell, of Brookings, ' Ore. They were ia ib valley to attend a Gideon convention : m Medford. . A county road, crew, -with many trucks anfi earth-moving machines, are busy here installing 30-inch concrete tile 'along the Taylor and Robin son fafms. TKis will arry the water "of the local ditch com-. pany and do away with the open- ditch nov in the road , right of way... . . Our good friend "Gus Koell-j nr tens US we maue linn. . homesick recently when We vxpte of the autumn scenery along the highway to Golcl Hill. Gus was" a r.esident of Sams Valley ferm3ny yeaw . where he and his'family were active in Grange and social . work. - . . C. W. Cooper, qf Manama, pre., a former-resident here, was -a recent visitor here. According to -a historical sketch of First Baptist chu'rch ' of Medford, among those help ing"with the organizing back in 1885 " were Elders . A. ' Slover .and .S- E. Stearns of the Table Rock church,which was located, according to the sketch, in the vicinity of Cen; tral i Poiot, but was discon- tinned shortly thereafter be ; cause of. trouble with neigh ; boring Indians. ; - - In checking with old-timers i to learn where the church was located, .and when built, we learneti that church serv ices were held about that timej in. the "Antioch schoolhouse. Mrs. Martha Gregory, o Med ford.a resident here when a small child, stated that their family used to fake a picnic luneh and drive to the An- v tioch schoolhouse." to attend . Sunday school. . Bill Jones, a former resi dentbf Beagle says that J. "A. Slover, a Baptist minister Jf that time, used to hold.preach irlg serarice,s .Ihere at times ; after the Sunday school ses sion. Later about the middle ; nineties, a Baptisjt church was organized in the Beagle dis trict, and was "known the New Hope church, but so far we nave failed to locate the - site of the soalled Table Rock church. GurNelson, who showed ijs' this sketch, suggested that it J might have been, called the Table Rock church Because many Baptists from this com munity attended it. We did n't care much for thi! solu tion., because1 we remember that in 'Jacksonville, there, was a saloon palled.the Tabid Rock saloon. We would ap preciate hearing frojn some one, who could tell us more "about this chutch of by gone days. -On Monday, Ozt. 13 1919, Stereo Newsmaker I y XX,U- Wr omehMm 1 A i OH95 li Yr"-"8 cowhp ii IJ tpvkmr mpMw wr tm r?m. II 17 won hl opnfi..J ip.al.tn. 11 r Drai&nd itylni liiliei lunliuL Too II 1 ncardw jock. 4 $mmW JjflM f02X fe C IredMKX tot rmctr oW top. ir" B . MOST POWERFUL CONSOLfTTE-TABLE MODEL WITH ALL THESE. GREAT FEATURES. ( Wrtti " ' B00KS' GIFTS RCORPS ' I ... - ." Is- Held some Table Rock hen laid a monster egg according to the M.TVs 40 years ago in the flight 'o time. It would be' interesting to know (who the hen belonged to. . The (SosnellS of Sams V51 ley were recerft recent early morning callers lfef, stocking up on their way to Klamath fof.a deer hunt. Melvin Wyatt, from L.A., is visiting his brother, Ray, and familji aj the Table Rock store. He brought along sam ples o$ foods 'from the Young market, at L.A., packed by Japanese, consisting of fried grasshoppers, smoked octu pus and baby bees. Those who might be interested in having hese foods sold here, should speak t Ray about it. - ! The November meeting of the Table Rock Ladies club will be held Wednesday, Nov. 11, at the home of Mrs. Katyi- arin Bosworth, 9Q5 South Oakdale ave., Medford. . Mr. and Mrs. Miias Richard son ofCoos Bay were week end visitors .with relatives here and other parts of the valley. " We got'a surprise when we .called recently on the Hirry Ellis' in the Beagle districj! They had been so modest m telling aboTit their Ijving "quar ters, tftat we thought maybe their abode was a sleeping bag under a tree. We found fhem living in a "dwelling whick was a cross between a trailer hoirse and a cottage; with elettric' heat, modern gadgets, evep to. a fire" place with doors,' ami so arranged that'in case of an emergency iiKe me Anny laKing over their pro5erty, lfk it .did in World War II," two plask could, be removed, the car hooked. on, anJ they could be on their way. . The deer keep their lawn mowed, and shrubbery trim wed, sometime?, a "dozen or Lmore working .a night shiit. The min thing, we think, is that; they are Happy, and con tented, in their "castle" and surroundjngs. ." ; . . - . The Allan Fleischer's were recent, visitors of nis sister and family, at the Dean-Inglis home at Mountain View; Calif. . , - ' i , The marketing of potatoes at the J. L. Nelson farm is running in high ear, with a bumper crop being purchased by people who claim the quaj iy is excellent. ! , . Russiins Claim ttlew-Auto Engine Moscow -TOPDj- Soviet engi neers claim ther ljave devel oped, a new automobile com bustion engine that can give five to.seventimes the power ofj a similar sizod gasoline mofor ?ven on the lowest grades, of fuel. The motor is saMto be self- adjusting iS maintain a steady road speed despite changes in terrain or passenger Iqad. The newspaper "Literature and Life," which first publi cized the ipoto, . said it can rjin'on any kind'ef fuel, in cluding oil cracking wastes and natural gas. It said com- bustiog was o complete there were virtually no exhaust gases. . So far, Tthe engine is i the first mddel stage and "Litera- Lture and Life" said that "ser ious scienyfic research work is f necessary to incprpojrate the. new engine into the na tionaf economy as soon as pos 'sible." "' . PARKER GAMES 13 MONOPOLY- Reg. 4.00-3.44 a - I " WIDE WORLD : 3.00 . 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