Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 20, 1928, Image 21

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Newspaper Page TextA fEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OBEflpy, FRIDAY. 'APRIL 20, 1023. PAGE FIVE Neivs From Rural Districts LAKE CR'K SEWING TALENT DELEGATES CLUB MEETS AND.TO EPWORTH MEET EATS FINE DINNER ENJOYED OCEAN he Hond eatt;oqt mu.io by I llev. T. U. Temple, pastor of tho day guests at the Ja. McDowell Mr.. Jului Short recently had I?. ......?T.7 ..l ' 5m ...i Lj 'ni i.i,.lis. rlumh of Medford. home. a letter from the Heimley fain- tine i. wired land Mrs. Temple siut the day) Ted Flury Is logBim; for Mr. Uee- i tly. who went to Idaho lust fall. Mrs. Mary Uudseon returned to Wednesday at the pareonaRe as son una week. . i.k.'.i..i. nf Mr nml Mrs. Wanner. I (toorKs loun iicr iiuuiH idol riiuoj .iui .....I- ..... . ..... , !. land, where she has been recuper-! Mrs slaughter and her grand- i tne nome ol Harry uriKni. atin4 for the past three weeks ' 8on. Tom Norman, of Klamath I I hurley Marquess ot jioseDurB rmnm 0,unyw returned rii.?,ta- . .Jriinn ' tv. i . .. . a -. , h n.,v Kstes home I lnt last week with J as. Marquess. i,..itord on Saturday. she Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Wulters Sunday. I They have no Sunday school and (leorge Young spent Sunday at tho children lun for Koots the Toots Creek Sunday school. Mrs. Frank Marquess and family I W1U" ,.,. mlu.n' i,CUer' for wen guests at a demonstration ; dinner given at the home of Mr. un - . .,.,. spent Kuster Sunday with Mrs. Mar-; k. . . I'rof. L. 1'. Miller and Mrs Miller ' ' i08. of Wag- " ..... i.. ...I.I I lt.nlill' and Mrs. A. M. C'hilders ill Medford afu.rnooll" tmr mi. one evening last k ... j Mr. and Mra. Hoy Hill and ch.il- held a, The schoo, house Wednes-! S mflTQ PDtfK iMPM she which Is being erected on the I Saudlln on a ranch recently pur chased by Mr. Sandlin. Mr. Hill's UKE CREEK, April 19. The Ladles' Sewing club met at the home of Mrs. Cecil R. Culbertson Wednesday. Miss York, county demonstrator, was present. Mrs. Wright of Brownslioro and several ladles of Lake Creek community were guests of the club. A very pleasant day was spent and several stitches for fine sewing were shown. At noon a dinner fit to set. before kings was Berved. The assessormade a mint to arrive at about the same hour with Mr. Cul bertson and Mr. Prince. The after noon quickly slipped away and It was time to leave for the various homes before folks realized the aft ernoon was Bpent. The next meet ing will be held at the home of Mrs. LaVern Pech. Mr. and Mrs. Hansen and son of Mrownsboro and their nelce, Miss Edris Warren of Portland, who Ib spending a few months with them, were callers at Lake Creek last Monday evening. . M. D. Bowles and Wm. Almy made a business trip to Medford Monday. Mrs. A. L. Pech and daughter, Virginia, Bpent the week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Brown. Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Fox returned home Wednesday from Portland. Their Bon, Curtis, Is still In a very critical condition and there Is very little hope for his recovery. ifrs. Nancy Scbmidling of Port land is visiting her mother, Mrs. IS. R. Jones. Misses Edith Gore, Beth Farlow and Julia Sidley attended the insti tute at Kn','le Point last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Mojer were callers at the If. L. Tonn home Sun day. Mr. and Mrs. Bailey of Trail came up Sunday after their son, Guy Walton, who has been viBlting with L. J. Grlssoni. W. II. XuKKbauin and family were doing business in Medford on Saturday. Paul Kurtz, who sheared sheep for Claronce WUhite; W. Y. Mar shall and Frank Farlow last week, moved his shearing machine out last Sunday. M.iss Marguerite Nlckell is stay ing with Mrs. T. L, Farlow a few days. Mrs. R. Brown, who has been spending several weekB in Medford. returned to Iike Creek the first i Mr. and Mrs. Harold Zundel and of the week. little daughter, Janet, were in Med ford Wednesday. Church services will be bold at Lake Creek Sunday at 2 o'clock. Kverybody welcome. If the day is favorable, come early and wo will have a picnic dinner. PORTLAND. Van & Storage warehouse addition at East llroad way will cost $10,000. TALENT. Apr. 19. Tl! dole gates from the Epworth League convention returned Sunday even- I derful time. They were treuted to a very enjoyable trip and picnic I lunch nt the ocean beach at Han , don by the Myrtle Point league I on Saturday afternoon. It was very! I much enjoyed as few of-the young i j people of the ever seen tho. oceanl before. The banquet given Friday evening was also another feature! of the convention which was great ly enjoyed. About 200 sat down! at the banquet, while the addresses ! were very Inspiring and helpful. Those who enjoyed Myrtle Point's hospitality were Misses Esther Holdrldge, Iiura Tryer. Edna New bry and Messrs, Lester Newbry, Ira Hurt and Clarence Holdridge. It is requested that a full attendance of tho league be present next Sun day evening when the reports from the convention will be given. Ira Hart will present the first depart ment. Esther Holdridge the second. l,aurn Tryer the third. Edna New bry the fourth, also "Our Insti tute"; Clarence Holdridge will give an account of their trip while Mr. Newbry will lve the main thoughts in the different addresses. Mra. Horge substituted for Mrs. Jaeckal in the seventh and eighth grades Wednesday afternoon. The seniors received their an nouncement cards Wednesday. William Foster and nephew, Roy Foster, of Seattle, arrived Sunday and were guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Foster. They left Tuesday for Eureka, Cal. O. U Wright of Union, Ore., who is state game commissioner, called on O. A. Manning at the auto park Thursday. Jonah Barrett left last Friday for Klamath Falls, wher ehe lias se cured work in one of the logging camps. Tim Community club met Wed nesday afternoon at tho homo of Mrs. Charley Estes with a, large at tendance and a most interesting meeting was held. Plans were completed for the attendance of the delegates to the woman's congress. which meets at Medford Friday and Saturday, April 27 and 28. A committee was also appointed to purchase draporleB for the com munity halt which is being kalso mined and revamlshed this week, and every effort is being made to have the work completed for the opening and dedication of the new hall which is planned for April 3S. It has been decided that the club will not disband for the summer months as heretofore, hut will con tinue throughout the year. Great credit Is due the club for the awak ening of the town and much appre ciation Is expressed by tho towns people fo rtliis Improvement, and, as theBO parties are for tho com munity in general, everyono may come and have a good time. There Mrs. I'olt.y, our primary teach- jor. offered prima to tho liltlo : ones making 100 per cent in de portment for one month. Phyllis Miller received first prlio for the tho girls, a box of colored cray girls. a drawing board; Hazel ; Smith received second prize for school grounds. i sistor Miss Nell Hill who has been Ix-slie Skelton sold between 600 , one. Carle Short received first Mrs. C. E. Keith entertained Sun-: hef home ;,uh ,, wn.linnd ;o 9 .ks' old broilers tho i prize for tho boys, a real watch day In honor of her father, G. A. renmi nerB wlth ner uncle .Lewis I first of the week. that keeps goud time; Wallace Van Natta of -Ashland i ami Hll. and finish the school year j Madame, Lamb. Putnam and : HoIIuk received second prize for daughter-in-law. Mrs. Bi j .on kel . demonstration dinner was glv- Hmlth, a.-.J tho Misses Smith, the boys, a box of crayons. All the occas on being a double birl b ! of M,.g WHllam w am, John Vrrry others received pencils. Mrs. day anniversary. Other guests Tesdav evening. Mrs. K. ..... ,,. nri.llos. I Kershaw and Mrs. Colby arc do- ... U-a I ill an V a ti f.lll. , " . ... . ; u u-otth nn.i M,ililrn , . t, uurufr lotr.. u h. : lw m our community. . . iw KhIpr inrt on train .u. 10 rhnrloft KHtPR had the mlBIOr- 7 . tWn- tune to full from a ladder while i 0eJ.w . hT wilinmlergo an. ''' " ""n" . 0" V10 ! cleared rapidly and gotten unity ball re-; - .violin. Mrs. Pseton Is their in-1.,,,,,,,,,,,. if we didn't Ua Masters Johnnie and Carlo worsing hi mo tomin.111117 :n,.OP,ltnn cently. He fractured the bone ini0"""' wrist, injured nis Kneecap ana as PrlllI.hinB services at 11 S. m. : spent the week generally bruised, amL also cm 1 3 E,der T j Sim-Wahl and Champiin families, about the face caused by his gtases mons I)ast(;r a cold rain fell a good portion being broken In the fall. He Is Eur) Slmm0ns Chas. Holdridge, I of tho day on Monday, the ltith. now aoio 1 iu, s .... j Terrell and Everett Beeson at- Miss Rertha Roblson left early, sportsmen's banquet at Wednesj ay morning by stage 'or Wednesday evening. The Dalles, where she will attend f T) ' , Q valteu the Christian Endeavor convention ' " Friday. . - which convenes at that city Fr l- , JoneR M8(lford day Saturday and Sunday. April , Mrs vlc r.";.'.'jrf"- h"T"7" f .i Man, and family Friday. Mr. Van lloten makes no stir. but his 80-acre tract Is being into 1 cultivation, u we uuin 1 use our i . .1.- linn, to, l,nrih nn ! Stl'UCtor. I ,.AU . .vi.nlil nut Wnnw nnvonn his right forearm, sprained his left I t()llows, Sun(lay 8Chool at itf a.! Charllo and Paulino Champiin ilved oll tno ltiavt, everything is eno wiin " so oulet. Hut a great work is constantly going on. All the cottages at Riviera Park are now oecuplcrt. With tho and has continued most of tho bridge crew also there It is a very week Up to Thursday. I busy place these days. this trio in a debating test of all the Christinn Endeavor societies in Jackson, Josephine and Klamath counties on the subject' "What does the Christian Endeavor pledge mean to the Intermediate." The young lady Is a member ot tha Phoenix society and also a fresh man in the Talent school. She ex poets to return tho first of the week. The Ladles' Aid of tho Method ist church will meet at the home of Mrs. L. S. Hackler next Thursday, April 26, at 2:30 p. m. Services at the Mothodlat church next Sunday as follows: Sunday school at 9:45; Lester Nowbry. su perintendent. Preaching at 11 a. m. Epworth League at 7 p. m. Evening service at 8 o'clock. The young people's prayor meeting on Wednesday evening at 7:30. Reg ular prayer meeting Thursday even Ing at 7:30. Choir practice Imme diately following; Lester Newbry, choir leader. Rev. Wagoner, pas tor. ' The seniors nre busy every even in? practicing for their play, "Dea con Dubbs," which will be present ed at the school house in tho near future. Watch for later announce ment. - Mr. and Mrs. Ed Robison, Mr. and Mrs. ' Frank Holdridge , Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Long, Mrs. Ilullen and Mrs. Tryon were Talent folk shop ping Tuesday in Medford. Rev. and Mrs. Wagner and Mr. and Mrs. Brown were tranactlng business in Phoenix Tuesday morn ing. Mr.' and Mrs. Frank Hart. Jr., and family of Medford, Mr. and Mrs. William Kamberg und family, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hart were dinner guests Sunday at the home of -Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hart, Sr. Ijiwrenee Crawford, Will Fernot i and Charley Skeeters spent Sundny j fishing but we did not learn of 1 them bringing any fish homo. When ; our flBhermen bring in a good haul i our Community club will give them j a baked salmon feed. The Young Business Men's Gos-1 pel team of Medford will hold serv-! Ices at the Methodist church next j Sunday afternoon at 2 -o'clock. . These men are having wonderful I success throughout tho valloy, so let's have a full house. Mrs. Arthur DeJoochee of ABh land spent Thursday with Mrs. Homes and family. Mrs. Will Ferris and Mrs. Ella Patterson wore dinner guests at the home of L. T. Crawford Sunday. O. A. Manning caught a tine string of trout In Bear creek Tues day. Mrs. Cora Denham is having her house pnlnted this week. Mrs. Wiley Driskoll had her piano home In Ashland, moved from the home of her mo ther, Mrs. Cora Denham, to her Mrs. Louie Brown was a guest of Mrs. Sullenger Tuesday. ANDERSON CREEK E. J. Talent is working on the ! city nan in Talent. An enjoyable dance was glvon at tho home of Joe Mays Saurduy eve ning. Every one had a good time. Jas McDowell and wife were vis itors in Talent Monday. Roads are In such a bad condi tion Bince tiie recent rains that logging trucks cannot operate. Claud Chirk and family were Sun- Dollar Day Special FREE This Coupon Good for 25 S. & H. Green Trading Stomps With a Dollar or Over Purchase Alexander's Grocery Phone 143 131 W. Main St. Battle Creek Health Foods Liberty Market "The Home of Good Meats" Swift's Government Inspected Meats Swift's Best What $1 Will Buy Tomorrow 5 pounds of Bacon $1.00 3 pounds Swift's Inspected Steak.... $1.00 i pounds Beef Pot Koast $1.00 '5 io pounds Home Rendered Lard.... $1.00 SPRING FRYERS RABBITS HENS 1928 MILK FED LAMBS . PORK TENDERLOIN, BEEF TENDERLOIN FANCY ROASTS OF ALL KINDS Phone Your Orders Early for Good Delivery Corner Main and Holly . Phone 164 t i Ikcle . KNOWS! I.I . 7 Ik11 I . SOME OF THE EVERY DAY DOLLAR DAY VALUES at $inclair's $1.00 $tore Men's Dept. Dre. Shirts $1.00 Silk Necktie. '-00 Underwear - $1.00 Leather Belt. $1.00 Nightgown. $1.00 Quality Cap. $1-00 Fancy Sock. 3 pair $1.00 Cotton Sock. 6 pair $1.00 Special for Dollar Day Only Our regular Ipswich, $1.00 all-silk hose Box of 3 pair ..$2.65 Jewelry Dept. Broodhe. gg W.tche. Neck Chain. J Alarm Clock. Watch Chain. ' tff . Emblem. E.rarewi Billfold. Cuff Link. ilbW Baby Ring. Bread and Sandwich Tray. Ladies' Dept. Rayon Bloomers $1.00 Rayon Yeats ...$1.00 Rayon Step-ins - $1.00 Rayon Combinations $1.00 Ryon Slips '. $1.00 Voile Nighagowns ....$1.00 Embroidered Gowns $1.00 Crepe Nightgowns $1.00 Knit Union Suits $1.00 Knit Vests 3 for $1.00 Lace Collar and Cuff Sets $1X0 Girdle Supporters 2 for $1.00 Brassieres 2 and 3 for $1.00 Corsclcttes $1.00 Sanitary Napkins 3 boxe $1.00 Pocketbooks $1-00 Beaded Bags -...$1.00 House Dress , $1.00 Cretonne Aprons $1.00 Leather Belts 2 for $1.00 Children's Dept. Panty Dres.e., 2 to 6 year $1.00 Mi.it. Drea.e., 7 to 14 year. $1.00 Boy.' 2-Piece Suit., 2 to 7 $1.00 Athletic Underwear 2 pair $1.00 Boy." Knit Tie. 4 for $1.00 Ribbed Stocking. 4 pair $1.00 House Slipper. 2 pair $1.00 Play Suit. 65 and $1.00 Special for Dollar Day Only Our regular Bluebird, 2 for $1.00 silk hose. Box of 6 pair $2.65 Household Dept. Sheet. 11 Teakettle. Pillow Cases I Roaster. Clothe. (II Dlahpan. Ba.ket. Wit Double Mixing Bowl. Boiler. Picture. I I Frylngpan. Percolator. Stewkettle. Oven Gla. PI. and CaVserole Jjlihee The Frst and Only $1.00 Store in --Southern Oregon And 1000 Other Items That Space Does Not Permit Listing o Where Every Day Is Dollar Day Adrienne Steward Distinctive and Individual Apparel for Women Reductions on Ensembles r. Special Reduction on All Ensembles priced from $16.95 $25.00. $35.00 up to $59.50 Printed Scarf Dresses A new assortment of Printed Scarf Dresses in combinations of all colors. Sizes 14 to 46. Special at $18.95 Spring and Summer COATS . A new shipment of Spring and Summer Coats. All full silk lined, tailored and dress coats, special at $25.00 Millinery Hats for every costume in large or small creations. $5.95-$7.95-$12.95 up to $22.50 American Lady Garter Belts 95c Step-In Girdles Priced at S2.95 Corselettes $1.95 up to ' $10.50 Dollar Day Specials Shorties Fast colored striped and checked shorties. $1.50 values, for Dollar Day $1.00 Coat and Dress Flowers An assortment of new flowers for dreses and coats. $1.50 value, Dollar Day special, , , ; $1.00 Handkerchiefs 50c and 75c value handkerchiefs. Dol lar Day special, 3 for $1.00 Bandeaux, Brassieres. Regular $1.25 value. Dollar Day special, $1.00 Medford National Bank Building 31 No, Central Ave.