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Medford Historical Society Papers, Volume 25., Medford radio-the fourth R. (search)
imney-tops, and the occupants of the dwelling listen in. The programs given for each evening in our local papers show a diversity of subjects from Bed-time Stories for children to Today's Economic Situation and Good Government, while each evening has its musical selections, vocal and instrumental. On Sunday evenings some clergyman there thus speaks to a larger audience than any church edifice could hold. As a matter of fact (March 12) the pastor of First M. E. Church, Medford, Rev. D. Harold Hickey, having preached on The Jewel and Its Case in the church, went with a portion of the choir and repeated the same. The requisite apparatus being installed in the church auditorium, the congregation taxing its capacity there heard sermon and music a second time. It was a fitting climax in that church's history of a hundred years. But who of those whose educational advantages were limited to the three Rs, or lived before the advent of Old Prob (otherwise the Weather Bureau) could u
Medford Historical Society Papers, Volume 25., Medford Church anniversaries. (search)
ed to a crowded house. Aside from the features mentioned, this Sabbath's services differed not from those usually held. According to the printed program, Monday, March 20, was Historical Night. A pouring rain came in the afternoon and early evening, which doubtless kept many away. Yet it was a goodly audience that gathered in the auditorium and patiently listened to the roll-call of the present membership of five hundred and seventyfive, and introductory remarks of the pastor, Rev. D. Harold Hickey. The features of the evening were the addresses of Herbert A. Weitz, Esq., and Miss Katherine Saxe. The latter, a child of the church, spoke of Some Personalities of First Church, from her own acquaintance with the faithful worthies she told of. The address of Mr. Weitz is of much historic value to the church and community, the result of careful search and study, and covered all points and the entire history of the church for the century, and even went further back. It should b