MEDFORD MAIIJ TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON. FRTDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1922
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Items of Interest From the Rogue RivejVaUe
Hotel Medford
ASHLAND GRANITE
RETAIL
ASHLAND. Doc. 29. An additional
phnso of Brunlto development haB
Uiki-n placo In connoctlon with thu
extensive qunrrlcg nlontr Nell creek,
Bouth of town, thin beiiiK aupulomen
tury to tho output from tha Blair
properties. Tlin Ashland Granite Co.
I tho namo of tho new concern, which
has rented quarters on tho ground
floor of tho Overland garage, fully
equipped with tho necessary tools and
machlnory. A retail business Is the
Him of the management, which will
canvass for orders throughout quite
an extent of territory.
'' 'Married recently, Mae Kaegl, of
this city and Max Camps of Yrcka,
which town will be tho homo of the
young folks.
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li'A wedding anniversary out of the
ordinary occurred in this city on
Christmas day, that dato witnessing
the sixtieth unnlversary of tho mar
riage of Mr. and Mrs. Albert John
son, an event which was observed so
cially by mutual friends at tho home
of their daughter, Mrs. O. O. Van
Nattu.
First Company will resume Its
drills under tho new year schodulc,
January 4. In the meantime a series
of athletic and social features arc
being pinned under military auspices
during tho winter season.
. Meetings of the lady Elks have
been postponed for the remainder of
the year, tho routine to be resumed
In January In nccordanso with a well
defined program as to dates and spe
cific uctlvlties connected therewith.
Pennlston pcro. Is receiving a visit
from his son. Hill, now a resident of
California in the vicinity of llerkelcy
Fred and hlB sister, Mary, aro also
here, so that there has boen quite
&' family reunion in tho Pennlston
Tanks of late.
been a resident of this vicinity for
about n deeade. Interment was In
the Oild Fellows addition to Mountain
View cemetery. Mr. Hawks was a na
tive of Virginia. Ho leaves a wife,
mother and three sons, ono living
here, ono ut l.bng Beach; Cal., and
another at Klma, Wash. Ho held a
2000 certificate in the Modern
Woodman order, and wus a member
of Mahogany Camp No. CG05, the
local unit of that fraternal benefit
organization.
At the Congregational church, last
Sunday, instead of the customary
evening service, there was u vesper
Christmas program, splendid In tho
spirit with which tho great Christian
holiday was observed.
Tho new year will witness a re
sumption of aotivo operations con
nected with construction work on tho
annex to the Houthern Pacific round
house in local yards.
A ChrlHtmas assembly of local
school Btudents wa regaled with .a
forensic play appropriato to tho holi
day season, given lam Friday with a
dozen or so nmateurs in the caHt, all
acquitting themselves most creditably.
Among Ashland' teachers taking
examinations at . Jacksonville last
week wero Mildred Million, Lillian
Rood, Hazel Iteese and Elalno Todd.
Walter Mlksch from McMlnnvllle;
Ulllo Poley, Eugene, and Mary
Moore, teaching at Ada, aro among
Ashland young peoplo at homo dur
ing tho holiday vacation. Verner Car
son Is also hero from Oakland, Cal.,
where ho Is employed in tho Houth
ern Pacific's civil engineering department.
CREEK
.V Tho "Cnptaln of Plymouth hns
postponed his advertised visit hero
'Until January 28 of tho now year, In
the meantimo cruising tho stormy
ours until tho operetta, under high
school nusplces, shall have nttninod
the rllmnx of perfection Incident to
further diligent effort as applying to
jrohoarsuls and other preparations.
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.-Vera Mannlc, local teachor, -is In
Kugeno for the holidays, and Sarah
Williamson, also an Instructor In tho
city schools, Is a Portland visitor,
where she will remain during the
meeting of tho Htnto Teachers' asso
ciation. Agnes Dnnford will return
to Palo Alto, Calif., after tho holi
days, whero she is teaching in n girls'
school. Hornlco Yeo, also Bornlco
Mycr, both students in tho music de
partment of tho stato university, nro
hopio visitors during tho . holidays.
Marguerite Hammond, teacher nt
Gladstone, which Is the .chautnuqua
center for territory tributary to Port
land, is visiting her parents hero nt
Trinity church vicarage. Carolino
Tllton Is another stato university girl
visiting the homo folks, also I,uclllo
roroizl, from tho samo institution.
Mabel Trott, teachor at Drain, enmo
homo for tho holiday season, Le
banon Is the destination of Huena
Tomple, another local teacher, where
flhe will visit preliminary to going to
l'orlland for a brief season.
Mrs. Clnlro Mlnard, of tho
Confectionery, who hns been
111. Is gradually Improving. ,,
Plaza
quite
. Ashland lodge of Masons Installed
the following officers for 1923, Wed
nesday evening! Karl P. Minis, mas-
tor: wardens, M. H. Ellis and B. A.
Peters, Jr.; deacons, Dr. It. L. Hurdle
nnd W, E. Cook: stowards. Ira Lob-
JI6 and Eugene Harris; E. V. Carter,
, treasurer; W. II. Day, aocretuyr; llov.
P. K. Hammond, chaplain; Cleorge
Jenkln, marshul, and Chris Weisen
burger, lylcr, aro continued In of-fico.
At tho Catholic church thoro was
: midnight mnss on Christmas evo, also
formul services at both 8:30 nnd 10
o clock In the morning.
Annual meeting of stockholders of
tho Ashland Fruit & Produce nsso
elation will bo held In the city hall on
Haturday, January 6, 1923, nt 2
e'clock In the afternoon. This being
n Important gathering, a full utten
dance Is requested.
; . Funeral services of tho lalo Hle-
phen A. Hawks, who died lit tho fain
lly- home on Factory Htreet In this
city. Wednesday morning, were hold
oniFrldsy at the llaptlHt church, . 'De
ceased wits li 1 years of age. and had
ENTERTAINMENT
RETURNS TO U. S. FOR
CONFERENCE WITH HOOVER
Miss Viola llogun, teacher of the
Thompson Creek school, wag quite
seriously Injured last Wednesday
evening when Bhe was run otfer by a
Ford "bug" driven by her nephew.
MIbs Hogan had just left the school
house and was struck by the car whon
her nephew suddenly backed the car.
The children screamed and the young
man shot tho car ahead, the wheels
passing over Miss Hogan a Becond
time. A Medford physician was called.
It Is not as yet known just how seri-
otiBly Miss Hogan Is hurt. They took
Miss Hogan to the Sacred Heart hospi
tal on Friday of last week and at last
accounts wiib gottlng along nicely, no
broken bones or Internal injuries. '
Christmas passed very quietly in
this section of the county, the majority
of the peoplo remaining at homo, Tho
sun shono so bright and warm, and
was altogether such an Ideal duy some
of us scarcely realized It was Christ
mas. However there was a decided
change took place during the night as
It began raining some time in the enrly
morning of tho 26th and has boon al
most a continuous rain up to this
writing. 111 ,
Will Jordon went down to Apple
gate to tho store Monday, Christmas.
Mrs.'H. Connelly of Welser, Idaho
came over from Medford last Sunday,
where she had been visiting a few
days with her daughter, Mrs. C. H.
Uiibb. Mrs. Connelly also visited her
son George In Qrand Rondo Valley on
her way down. Will make nn extended
visit with her son Ed and family and
may Bpend tho winter In ' southern
Oregon. ' ' " '
Mr. nnd Mrs. C. W. Uabb motored
over from Modford last Sunday to
Mrs. Hnbb's brother's, Kd Connolly.
MillHp Connolly, son of Ed Connelly
got the foroflnger on his right hand
bitten by n horse, not Borious hut pain
fully. Mr. nnd Mrs. II. II. 3. Tumor and
Mr. Donny of Stoamboat wont to Mod-
ford on Wednesday. They worn do
talned on Uie way as thoy encountered
a number of trees across tho road
caused by the recent wlnstorm.
Mr. and MrB. Roy Johnston went to
Modford last Friday (or Saturday).
Miss lH'Nslo Johnston returned to hor
homo recontly from Modford whero
she had been In tho hospital for sev
eral days following an operation for
appendicitis.
Herbert Elmoro went to Medford a
fow days ago. '
George Leonard of Hilt, Calif., and
C. A. Leonard of Medford nro visiting
their father, Al Ionnid.
Henry Kverhnrd of Medford Is also
visiting Mr. Leonard.
Remove Corns
1 s Easily, Quickly
B0t b7 painful, dangerous goiiffinv ot
atlntT. Dot tr burnlnir but ittilljf
-lmply by nfirlvollnR them up to ymi
ma peel them od in one pieco. Use
"GETS-IT"
Demand the enulno. Yonr mono? hack
tf It falls. Gentle, soothing, ntuuimeiy
CxiukM to live nah. At All rtrunti.
. f m bat trlOe, B. Lawrence A Uo,
IsITm Obieavo,
, 1 Iieon n, Tlasklns
: gtrnf ' "0 Wore.
On Monday evening the Agate
school gave a hard times party nt the
school house. The large crowd pros-
ent enjoyed tlunselves throughout
the evening playing games, ending up
with a while ronst at midnight. Mrs.
Eva Collins and Mr. Arthur Tlmmons
received prizes fur having the best
costumes.
Mrs. T. H. Weedon and family have
rented their farm to parties from
Montana, and are making prepara
tions to move to the Applegate valley
where Mrs. Wcedon's on has pur
chased a ranch.
Mr. and Mrs. John Pruett visited
rc'ntlvos at tllendale during Xmns.
Mrs. Wallace nnd pupils gave nn In
teresting program nt the Agate school
house Inst Friday. A bountiful din
ner was served nt noon to the parents
and friends Hint were present.
Mr. and Mrs. Kurr Peyton of Pros
pect spent Hunduy at the Mct'ay
home. Knrl sold bis Ford the last
lime lie was down here and has taken
unto himself u new ltuiek.
We arc sorry to learn that Mrs.
Win. Gregory Quito 111 at the pres
ent writing.
Mr. Fred llollnwnv of Portland Is
visiting wllh his coimlni, Mr, John
Tlmmons and (iinillv.
CLUB AT TALENT
By Iwaiy O. Carey.
EDEN PRECINCT, Dec. 28. The
many residents of Talent are looking
forward to the evening of December 30
when the Kulston-Frosh Entertainers
will. delight those who attend with
their lyceum entertainment, songs and
stories of the sixties. This is said to
be a great privilege to -hear these
young Indies. The entertalnmont Is
for the benefit of the Community club.
After the entertalnmont the musicians
will play and those who wish will
dance for a while.
The Christmas tree given by the
Presbyterian church at Phoenix was a
success in every way, tho program bo
Ing good, and everyone who was there
enjoyed the evening. Good cheer was
given to every child within the reach
of the church peoplo.
E. R. Jones of the Log Cabin Service
station, on the top of the Slskiyon
mountains, writes your correspondent
that the roaiU are something terrible.
That which has been termed the Fairy
land Drive, in winter, is no longor
passable. Many iiersons drive over
this road on a Sunday when there is
snow on the ground, just to enjoy the
scene.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Rader were tho
hospitable entertainers at a bounteous
turkey dinner Christmas, where twelve
guests enjoyed the festive day. Sirs.
Effio Taylor remained until Wednes
day evening, when she returned to her
home In Medford.
We are glad to learn that the cow
testing man for this part of the state
has been visiting Beveral dairy herds
In the vicinity of Talent. We feel
that every farmer should have the ad
vantage of this office, not only for the
protection of those who use the pro
ducts of the dairies, but for the indi
vidual hlmseir. No man wants to have
his family using the milk from a cow
infected with tuberculosis. This is
why thore has been a way provided for
the finding of infected animals. Not
every man realizes the full benefits af
forded to tho cow owner by tins ser
vice. '
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Colver had as
their guests for dinner Christmas day
at their pleasant home in Phoenix,
Mr. and Mrs. Cnllahau ot Medford.
Mrs. Jack Alien has been enjoying
the company of her two brothers nnd
their wives nnd little sons during the
Yuletide. At the ' bounteous dinner
was her mother and father, Mr. and
Mrs. John Rice of Ruch, and her
youngest brother, John Rice.'
C. Carey Bold to W. H. Fraley of
Fern vallev. several tons of his fine
oat hay for tho feeding of a bunch of
dairy cows. Hay Is beginning to no
very scarce along the highway now. '
Mr. nnd Mrs. Thurber Cole and Mrs.
Cole's brother, Earl Rease, all of Ash
land, were down to Medford Wednes
day on business. They stopped for a
short call nt the home of your corre-
suondent on their way homo.
Mrs. L. A. Reumos of Phoenix, gavo
the Christmas dinner this Christmas
nnd had tho following ones of her
,.)iii,ii-ii nt' homo: Mrs. A. II. Hoarn
and her husband nnd their son llcrth-
old and dnughtor Mabel, Mr. and Mrs.
E. G. Colomnn and daughter Miss Fay
flarvor and Hurry Reamcs.
Harry Mason of Talent, went to
Portland Christmas day to have an
nvninination of hlB throat. Fears are
eninrtniiind that tho malady from
which he has been Buffering may be of
a verv sorloua nature. -
Mr. nnd Mrs. Louie Colver nnd her
mother Bpont ChrlBtmas day with Mrs,
(Solver's brother and family, Ed Kohl
son and wife of Wagnor creek. A uioat
bounteous dinner was enjoyed at the
old home.
Mr. and Mrs. Noah Chandlor and
Mr. nnd Mrs. C. Cnrey spent ChrlBtmas
in Modford at the homo of Mr. Carey's
Sister, who Ib also Mis. Chandler's
mother, Mrs. T. T. Simpson.
Phoenix school had n very fine pro
gram last Friday ovoning, which show
ed that tho pupils had had much care
ful training, by tho able corps of
teachers. Professor Minim inscs
real Interest in his ontiro school, and
does everything to have tho pupils
get tho very most nut of their school
venr, regurdless or his own personal,
interests. Tho aamo may be said of:
every teacher in tho Phoenix school.,
Thoy try to glvo liberally of their time I
that 'the pupils may receive mo !
benefit of each day spont under their,
supervision. I
Mm nnd Mrs. A. B. furry w,o
most bounteous Christmas tunner i"
which nil of their children were gath
ered for tho holiday. Aiioro , .men j
youngest son came home irom cugeue
ror tho holidays; sir. aim ,ni.
Franklin of Medford, nnd Mr. Colver ;
Furry and wife, and littlo Carrolitn!
wero all homo to enjoy tho festive
day. Also Mrs. M. Uoso and her;
brother, John Dollarhldo. ;
Taloiit school had a very interest int.
"watch your I
BATTERY j
PUKST-O-UTE BATTERY
STATION j
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Col, Wm. N. Haskell of the Amer
ican Relief administration, photo
grapher on board the S. S. Ilerengnria
upon which lie returned for a confer
ence with Herbert Hoover on the sub
ject of the distribution of fpod to thou
sands of Russians. '
program last Thursday afternoon at
the schoolhouse. The Talent orchestra
furnished the mubio for the occasion.
Quite a number of the patrons of the
school were In attendance.
Miss Lucille Holdridge of Talent,
came home for the holidays from 0.
A. C. Miss Holdridgo is making a
special course In domestic science
along with hor other work.
Mr. and MrB. A. II. Evans and Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Evans, Mr. nnd Mrs
Hubert High, accompanied their broth
er Albert Evans who came on from
California, out to Dorris to spend
Christmas with their father and moth
er, Mr. and Mrs. Evans, Sr. Albert
had not seen the parents for fout
years. All enjoyed a most happy
Christmas together. All of the young
er Evans brothers have been.reaidents
of Talent, 'also Hubert High and wife.
Rev. Reed and wife who formerly
occupied the pulpit in the Methodist
church at Dorris, are now in charge ot
the same work at Talent. Thoy ure
meeting vlth hearty cooperation in
the work. T hey were favored with the
willing help of tho young people in
gottiug up a flno Christmas program at
the church us well as a Christmas tree
BY FALLING INTO
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TRAIL. Dec. 2S. (Special)
Little Wanda Howe had the misfor
tune to gel badly burned with boiling
water Sunday evening of last week.
The worst burns nro on her forehead
and hend and Is, of course, very hard
to treat, hut, is doing as well us
could bo expected.
Miss Ester Mechem of Upper Trail
spent the week-end with lima Ash,
ind also attended the BC-hool pro
gram Saturday evening.
DunM Middlebushcr nnd sister,
Enid, were shopping In Medford
Wednesday of lust week and return
ed with a fine Victrola, which was
much appreciated by their mother,
who is as yet unable to walk without
crutches.
Elmer Moore of Tiller, Ore., is
spending the Xmas holidays with
friends near Trail.
Miss Evans left Saturday for Rose
burg to spend her' vacation with
friends nt that city.
Kenneth' Ulumlinll returned from
California Monday, whero ho has
Ijeen visiting friends and relatives the
past week.
The Misses Lucy and Eula Foeller
wero pleasant callers at the Howe
home Saturday evening on their w-ay
home, whero they will spend the holi
days. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sturgis attend
ed the banquet in Medford, given by
the Conco.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Middlebusher of
Prospect spent the holidays with rel
atives in and near Trail.
Tho school program given by Miss
Mordorff's school was not as well at
:ended as we expected, owing to so
much sickness In our vicinity, but was
greatly enjoyed by all present. -
Mr.- and Mrs. Georgo - Porter left
Sunday for Grants ,Pas3 where they
expect to spend the balance of the
winter. We are all very sorry to see
them leave our vicinity.
The Misses Eileen and Lorraine
Mordoff of Medford spent the week
end with their sister at Trail, Miss
Mordoff returning homo with them
tor a-vacation Of two weeks.'
Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Ash and Irma
and Wayne Ash spont Christmas with
Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Howe. 5
Mr. and Mrs. . D. '. Foollers and
daughters. Lucy, Eula and Sadie and
ion, Charley, motored to Medford
Christmas. .
GOLD HILL VOTES
THREE!
0 ONE FO
NEW WATER PL
Will serve tliofollovinjj
New Year's Dinner
EVANS VALLEY '
ENIX T
THE OLD YEAR OUT
GOLD HIIX, Dec. S.(Speclal
Tho special city election held in Cold
.. . i - tUtta til
Hill vpstcrJuy l'f.sultt'U in u
"n'eoteil, favor of the .23,000 bonds
for the purpose of reconstructing the
city's water plant -and '", SK-e'
rnr plans are pruposed In 1 ftlns "
water from the river to tho reser
voirs nbove tho city and among them
are plans of u battery or nju.au .
rums supplied with water from the
canal and diversion works owned
Jointly by the city and Gold Hill Irri
gation District. Whatever plans
ndopted will necessitate the comple
tion of the enlargement of the canal
by the city beforo tho irrigation com
mences the coming season, May 1.
J. W. Chirk, who sold his furni
ture and second hand business on
2nd avenue north, early last fall to
George M. Crabtreo nnd left for
Portland to reside has recently re
turned to Gold Jlill- He was de
sirous of buying his old business back
but was -unsuccessful and has rented
the Kellogg store building below
Schuerman's grocery and will soon
open up a now five, ten nnd fifteen
cent store. Since their return, Mrs.
Clark has been uulte sick at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Georgo Ham
merslv on Garden Row,
Tho Christmas services at tho M.
E. church last Sunday evening wus
well attended and a splendid pro
gram was .furnished by tho commit
tee. A tree beautifully decorated and
light and attended by Santa Cuius,
was the delight of both young and
old. All tho children present were
supplied with tho usual Christmas
sack and thoso dbsent were looked
after. The business men of Gold
Hill furnished tho finances for pres
ents to the children. . , ' - - -, i
Christmas day was well observed in
Gold Hill by all tho business houses.
The sunshine took most of those with
autoes to the neighboring towns after
dinner calling and visiting . the
movies, while many visited out-of-1
town by the trains nnd jitneys dur- -,,, . 1 1 .Qfi (o o n , r. u. n .,
Ing tho day. Many visited friends in "O"1 i : 11 '3V 1 - P- - J V J P-
Gold Hill during the 'day from all
over the valley.- : - j
, T. li. Roberts, tho south side gro-j
oeryman on 2nd nve., north, next to I
the Gold 'Hill garage, has rented tho I
Lance Uros. brick store building next j
to the City Market and will move j
his grocery business -to'-the now lo-!
cation about the first of tho month.!
I.t is reported n new business will be i
opened at his old stnnd. , 1
MONDAY
January 1, 1923
Happy New Year!
Celery en Brnhclie
Salted Almonds ' Hipe Olives
'' Olympia Oyster Cocktail
SOUP
Clear Green Turtle
Tomato Buillion
Cream of Celery
FISH
Filet of Salmon
Sauce Ilollandaiso ,
BOAST '
Oregon Turkey, Cranberry Sauce
' Clobse,' Apple Sauce
Duck, Haked Apple
Prime Rib Hcef liti juis
Sweet Potato Croquette
Green Peas' Brussels Sprouts
Pimento Cup Salad
I (Entirely' new. Tt Will tickle your
palate.)
DESERT
Apple Hot Mince Pio
English Plum Pudding
Fruit Cake
Ice Cream Fancy Cookies
Kaisins Dates : Nuts
Milk Coffee Tea
Music in the evening.
i
rrice', Plate $1.50. ,
Happy jNeyr Year Again
HOTEL MEDFORD ,
Special "year's end" meetings are to
be held on Sunday, Dee. 31, at the
Phoenix church. "Old and New," will
be the theme in the morning at 11
o'clock, with also a duet sung for the
occasion. Sermon by the pastor.
At 7:30 p. m. tho evening services
will begin, to bo continued through
the evening until midnight, with brief
intermissions.
"New Year's" C. K. meeting: at 7:30
(instead of 6:45, as usual), tho leader
being Miss Elizabeth Gore, now homo
for tho holiday vacation from her work
nt Heed college, Portland.
Sermon Bcrvlce nt 8:30, with music
Everybody, young nnd old nnd between
is invited nnd urged to come to bath
these mectingB and' stay through the
evening. Special music and features
to Interest nnd enliven will be provid
ed nt Intervals during the last hours
oi the old year. "Tarry ye and piny,"
will also be observed.
"Good-bye, '22! Hail, '23!"
A brief midnight sorvice nt prayer
nnd dovotlon nnd aspiration, will mark
tho closing moments of 1922, and the
opening of the New Year. An evening
worth your w hile, nnd to enjoy, nnd to
cliorlsh in nvemOry nnd heart for
"ninny days."
Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Kichman spent
Christmas with friends In Ashland.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Williams.
Fred nnd Will Williams, Kob and
Roy Cnrtcr and Frank and Webb
Neathumer attended tho , dance nt
Suvage creek last Saturday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Homer nnd
Mr. Cullen were dinner guests at Mr.
S. H. Moore's Christmas.
Mr. and Mrs. Hcfler, of Crescent
City, . CnHf., visited nt Jesse Neat
hamr's last Sunday.
l'Vnnk Wooldi-idge spent tho week
end with relatives and friends on the
I Applegate.
Irving Pnttee is spending the holi
days with his sister, Mrs. ' 'Claude
Davis , of Ryhee Springs...
'Mr. anil Mrs. Eugene Curls spent
Christmas with relatives in the Ap
plegate vnlley. .
L. B. ' Nenthanier and family, Mr.
and Mrs. J. E. Smlthpeter and Will
Hillis and family spent Christmas at
Mrs. I). -E. Neathajners ' -. ' -i
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RUBBER BOOT
REPAIRING
ttM.F SOI.KS AVT 11FFXR
Medford Vulcanizing Works
It l
6000 Pair
Heavy Wool Army Socks
at 25c a pair
While they last
This price is less than Manufacturer's
rprice to the government.
15-inch top lace arctics $3.95
Raincoats, new $4.85
Raincoats, reclaimed .$1 and $2.00
Corduroy Breeches .$4.50-
Another lot of Picnic Hams, at, lb. . . 18c
Trade nt the Army Store and Save Money.
United Army Stores
' 32 Central Ave. South
DANCE
at the
Oriental Ballroom
Saturday Night
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and
New Year's
Night
Admission 10c -
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NEW YEAR
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