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MEDFORD MATL TRTBUXE. MEDFORD. OREGON. SUNDAY. MAY 20. 19i!X.
P3GE THRU!
I Society Personals
SEE OPENING GAMEIT AKEFIRST !N
OF LEAGUE TODAY TELEGRAPH SHOOT
The Laurel 11 ridge
meet Friday evening.
club
time
place to be announced later.
will
and
Program Oregon Music Teachers
Convention, Medford, May 21-22
Wedding Bells
St. Ame's Altar Society will"
meet in regular session Tuesday j
I
i De l,osh ere spending the week-
A record crowd is forecast to-; PORTLAND, Ore., Mny l!i.-(P)'of M"rs. Simpler S.'sraitu. ' I
lay nt the fair grounds for the Klumuth Run clnh won Hie 192S I I
opening game of the Oregon-Call- ,.,, ,. . , , . , . : Mr. nnil Mm. T. B. Daniels will i
fornln league, with Klamath Kails '" "f "? S,i"' -.,llkB ,. Mr an Mrs.
offering .he reliance to the l'"t "urnament to-, WaM-r an.l Mrs. Susie I
Medford Merchants. The fan,,. f, "e "mlaml lil,,r ;"" Kulhc-ford of Santa Anna. Calif.. I
will start at 2:30 o'clock. A Ws''h,,. . f ' man ,K?,"I, ,0,,,""1 : on an auto trip to the coast today,
crowd of Klamath rooters will f. n,n?., 'rl 'y !
mcnmiinny the team here targets. The Klamath five man Dr. and Mrs. It. W. Clancy re-
The mayor'-! oi 1 Ashland? (iran.s lm , l,'"!rkP,'1 "P.tt fine ,0,Bl. C "'' ''" "'"f
k' nmiit h Fn h and . ,', - . ' .. ' V . . ' lu r.ciin.1.-. j yv.-ii- .........
PllOORAM Monday. May 31
11:00 (let Together Hieukfasl. Hotel .M.mIioiiI.
8:30 lteglstration. l'reshyterian church.
9:30 Opening Address, Mrs. Clifford Moore, president O. M. T. A.
afternoon at S:30 In Parish Hall. Response Mr. o. O. Alendei ter, mayor of Midior.l.
,, , T . , 9:4: llusinesii meeting.
I . . "h""u . ., " .7. ! 1 1 :00 Discussion tlUhics Ktan.laiiliz.itioii).
i ll':UO No liosl Luncheon, under a, apices of Mcdl'or.l-Ashtan.l Assn.
tl.e. Ilomtner Uod and (inn club
..land l-ano conniy sportmen'H asso
ciation of Hugene which finished
panted home l,y their daughter
Mrs. If, M. Day, and liltlo grand
daughter, Denlse. of Seattle, also
by their son Hubert of Portland.
Klumuth. which recplves tliuj Chester Hubbard son of Mr.
Orognnian troohv alonia with llininml Mrs. A. C. Hubbard was up-l
Pass,
lord will take part In the open
Ing formalities, and there will be
... , V, i. , . -w..,ir..,,i I I" le for second place with
.Michols will pitch for Medford,. , , 1
I ,.. ,.. .I, I,,..,. ..nii.tlllun ct.if.e . lum " nto-'-
he arrived. He was troubled with!
u cold tne nrst lew wccks. -""- ,.,,,,, ,,,, ,.,., !,. .,, ,,,i ,.i,i,., f n, Pen
tor will do the catching ,. I a well-balanced snuad. it. K. Ik?-! committee for next year a the)
Very little Is known of 11 e w waB h ,,; 0. A. C. It Is one of the six
strength of the K an a h team h 9(j 0t 10() llar(len. I maJor appointments on the can.p-1
exceot that it is about of the same t)look and w R BoV(, tunl(M , ! lls. Thp ....nnniltee has chaw
mettle as last 5'r- ; counts of 97: .1. H. Martin finish-i of nil the ralllys. Chester was
Earl Davis wl l officiate behind (1(1(.(,(1 v esUlolu ,)t 1P
the plate and do tne lancy an-; . f . . . . . s. , , his ,,.,, f,.a..
llfOincinfC. j Twn it iltn ulinntoru enm not I n.T i I rn it fit Corvallls. ,
SACS TO WIN
BY
THIRD
Two of the shooters comnetlii'! i lernlty nt Corvallls.
In the team race broke 99. They
were Ray Class. Kuscne, and Carl
Itahlburlt. Salem.
The WashinKlon County Rod
and dun club finished In third
place with 473..
Salem was fourth with 4115; C'o
quille fifth liosehurn sixth,
4",4; Echo seventh, 444; Yamhill
clulilli. 411.
Social Events of
Church Societies
TRAiGHTlDnnu pniiMT iq
iivlsuii uuum iu
SACRAMENTO. CaU, May Xf.
(Pi KaiTnmento took unllHpuwd
b iulor.shlp of the racific oast I
Haseliail leasue today by winning
lis third straight game and the,
series from Portland, 8 to 0.
yheeley and Severied hit homers.
Score:
Portland -
The II.' M. L. Tiible study class
i will meet with Mrs. Mary Douri )
j Wednesday ufternoon. Mrs. Jay
j Wilkinson win lean tne siuuy.
j The Ladies' Aid society of the
! First M. K. church will meet in
, regular "home coining" Tuesday
I afternoon in church parlors. The
Kast Side circle will have charge
'of the entertulnment. Visitors nl-
I ways welcome.
I
Woman' Bible hts
!!tUMlUJJ DOWNS. LOUIS-j M.K. huivh Mi -is Tueslny
R. TI. F.., VII.Li:, Ky., May !!. () ' 1 " " ...T
0 4 1 I Reigh Count, the heavily played iibwmhi w..u.l.. ... ,
Sacramento 8 14 1 favorite won the Hifty-fmirth Ken-
'i'mnlln nnd AInsmKh; Keating I lucky derby with iln $r.o,nuo nri"
iind Severeid. today while eighty thousand hm--
' sous cheered their tribute.
OAKLAN'I), Cul., May ID. (P) , Misstep was :.econd and Toro
The Oaks took the lead in their' w;lH third. The race over a mil-'
.juries with the Senttle lndiunsan(1 n qUnrter route, was run in
by scoring n four to one victory jn drizxllng rain and over a track
here today. George Hoehler wa.sjsi0,my w)tji nnn.
iu rare form for the Oaks. tiC time was 2.10 2-f.
Score: R. H. L-1 tye winner, owned by Mrs. John
D. Hertz of Chicago, wife of a
home" at the church parlorn on
Wednesday of next week Instead of
Tuesdny as hns been announced.
The chunge was made on hp
count of suppers given at the
church Monday and Tuesday.
Mitr Wing urges a good atten
( Presbyterian- church). Selected vm-al iuimbTs I .Isie t "arhon
Strang t ItosebuigL with 1'raiu es l.int.-n m the piaim: "Uyum
To The Sun" ( Hiinsky-Korsaknw ) W. t'atleion J;ines (MedioiI),
with Mix. W. C. Janes, nt the piano. Mis. K. (lore, local chair
man, presiding.
1:30 Vocal iJiscussion. Mr. V. A. Ten ll.iaf, rhalrim.n. Practical
talk on voice production with demonstrations, by Mr. Ten Jlaaf,
to be followed by neneral discussion.
lf:3u Violin J tiscusWou, Mr. Tel ltaeoti. chaifiuan. The Practical
Value of Knsemble l'laying. by Mr. Paeon, to be followed by
gineral discussion.
3:3(( Teaching As A Fine Art. Miss Clar.i A. Trotter, supervisor of
intermediate gnuloK nnd Instructor of psychology, Southern Ore
gon Normal School.
4:0ii Garden Party at the home of Mrs. Deliuy Getchell'. Hostesses.
Greater Medford Club. Piano numbers by Miss Luelb S.ipping
lon. Rosehurg.
(1:30 No Host blnner. Hotel Medford.
X:30 Concert by Portland .Artiste. Presbyterian church. Mrs. Henry
W. Meizger, soprano: Mrs. Sylvia Wcinstein Margulls, violin; Mrs.
Thomas Curricle Hurke at the piano; Mr. iavld Campbell, piano;
Frederick W. Goodrich, organ: I'ortland string quartet : Frank '
Kichtmlaub, violin; Sylvia WVInsieiri Murgulis, violin; Ted Hacon. ;
viola: Ferdinand Konmd, violoneello. i
(a) Concert overture in L Flat William Fan Ikes
(b The LUtlc Hells of Our !ady of Lourdes . 11. It. Gaul
(c)'esper Processional lly-vi'y II. (iaul
Frederick W. Guodrich '
A Few Observations on .Modern M usic.
Mrs. Thomas Caniek Hurke
I Pastor! IMzzctti
Nebbie Resphigi
Trois Poesies de hi Lyrhiuc Japonaistv.w Sira winsUy
1 Akaklto, 2 MnxtitKumi, 3 Tsarnlukl
vmotreux Separes Roussel
I'anyre aux Talons d'Or Puldowskl
Mr Metier l
M rs. Hurke at the piano
(a) Nigun (Improvisation) from the Haul Shcm Suite...
Krnest Rloch
(h) Allegretto Hoccherinl-Ki'isler
, Sylvia Weinstein Margulls .Mrs. Hurke at the piano
Japanlsehes Regenlied Poseph Marx
Vale ile Chopin Joseph Marx
Zigeuner Joseph Marx
Waikiki Cburbs T. Grilles
Mrs. Metrger Mrs. Hurke at the piano
Bnb-loek-Hythe Martin Shaw
, Quint. -n. Op. 81 Ovoruk
Mr. Campbell and Portland String Quartet
PROGRAM TUFSDAY, MAY 211
8:00 Get Together Breakfast, Hotel Medford.
9:00 Business Meeting, reports of committees nnd election nt of
ficers; Presbyterian church.
10:00--Harmony Dismission, Mr. Frederick W. Goodrich, chairman.
Method in Teaching Harmony, by Frederick W. Goodrich, to be
followed by a Round Table Diseulon; each speaker to be limited
to three minutes.
Hoie-Haynes
.V beautiful wedding was solem
nized ul the Free Methodist par
s:ma?;e. ;i:;T West Tenth street , dm
Saturday evening nt eijilu o'clock,
when Miss Gladys Hole, daucjiter
of Mrs. Klsie Dole and William H.
Itaynes. both of Medford. were phdjips
united in marriage by lie v. .1. K. vvlniz of
McU.nald.
The bride was Very attractively
attired in white sill., trimmed with
lace, and carried a showe. botpie!
of Bride's roses. The Misses Kdlth
and Nettie Dde, sisters ol the
bride, were her attendants, ami
WilKain Dole, acted as b. it mail.
A tier ctitieratulat iotiv. l.-om rela
tives and friends, the bride ami
'tootn d' parti'd on a clliau trip.
They will iVr-ide on South Ivy
street.
u:i W-uni I iu n hill, near Camns. I Lugene Fruit flrowem plnnt
yesterday afternoon, officer and opens canning ieatn in rhuhnrh.
others m att'hed all night without ,
finding a truee of the woman. Miss'
loiter, who lived with two sisters
a wished from siuiu am) i;ti t x
liiunatioii of ber ilisuppt a im m e v;i
ul-iaiued here loi'ay.
AXDitVKIt. Mass.. Mav 1!. (fl'i
Addressing the ,st udelil lody of Pfl
cademy at:d a l;;ri;e gath
loi'utioiwtl aul hoi itii's. rep- VM
ix-;'-Mtiii:; universities and schools
( hi nuhout the country. President
Ciiolidge warned today a;:ainst un
di'i i iiiMllni; ihi paramount im-
pio-tiitii-e of Keci-ndary schools i
Uiiiniu men to be law aiadin-:
p:-tM.:ie and God-fearil:g c
PArtland Gns company is In-
i stalltnu s:.HM smoke eliminators.
S'tS ta ta ca sa a cri
JOHNS. M ANVII.I.H U
ROOFING and n
SHINGLES
AT El
TROWBRIDGE
sa
s
LUMUlvIl YARD
taUDBBS
a
OPENING OF NEW
CREAMERY WEDS.
jj FOR YOUR WINTER
' Wednesday evening between the
j hours of 7:3ti p. m. and I 1 p. i"
ithi Jackson County Creamery will
I have open house and Mr. Kroschel
'invites tin' public to be bis r.nesis
! ut this time.
The new name selected for the
Jackson County Creamery will be
announced during Ihe evening nnd
1 iho sS'iii.oo in prize money will he
: awarded the winners who MiKgesi -;
ed the three best names for l he
i creamery. All the farmei'.-; lu'iUn
stock in the organization will i e-i-eive
their annual divideml checks
Wednesday evening.
J. D. Miekle, state dairy and
food commissioner; Professor P.
M. Itrandl. professor of animal
husbandry of Oregon State col-
Green Pine Slab Wood
12-inch or 16-inch
v.o
Per Load
2 Loads $5.00
MEDFORD FUEL CO.
1118 North Central
Reichstein
Tel. 631
Deuel
! lege;
Porter J. Neff, Medford
1
Seattle 1
Oakland 4 0 1 ' tHxlcah magnate, came from be-
Graham and Rorreanl; Roehler j hind in the stretch to capture the
rtn.l 1 .1 I
...... IfiflH. 1 1,. ,,,,.1.1,,., oloMflo fill' VirV iir,
He finished with n lead ot i V". . . .... . V
dance as the time is getting short ' 11:00 Pluno Discussion, Mrs. Klla Connell Jesse, chairman. The
before vacation and the members
will not have many more oppor
tunities to get together this spring.
Presbyterian Church.
K. P. Lawrence, minister.
0:45 n. m.. Sabbath school. Good,
SAN FRANCISCO. May H (A1)
The Seals blanked the Hollywood
Stars here today, and collected,
I hree scattered runs along the j
way, two of them on circuit swats
bv Welsh and Jolly. I
Score: x R. H. E. !
lolly wood 0 8 1 i
San KruncLsuo 3 7 1
Fullerton, Bonolli and Agnwe;
Mails and Sprinz.
about three lengths.
BLUE GREW KEEPS
UP VICTORY LIS!
LOSETO GIANTS
DURRY, Conn.. Mny IU- OP)
Yal's nnljeiiten varsity oluht fin
ished four lonL-ths nhcad of Cor-
I nell and six ahead of Princeton
'in the nnnunl IrianKi'lar regatta
! on the llousatonie here today.
! The blue erew led all the way
i from the start. The offirial
limes: Yale 10:21: Cornell lu:Ji.;
Princeton 10:42V4.
ANN'APOI.IS. .May III. W)
The naval academy plehe crew
today defeated the University of
Pennsylvania freshmen liy three
today.
ctitcAnn Mnv. io IJP) With
.., ,' ...... ..i ,,r.,i I lenL-ths on the Severn
Had; Wilson hlttinK his sixth liowlns niialnst wind and tl( ';
home run of the season, the Cl.hs Ihelr time was 7 minutes and
won their thirteenth consecutive seconds for Ihe Henley distance,
came defeating Uoston, 3 to 2 to- i.tii r.ADKI.PHI A. Mav in. (P'
. .. Harvard; unlieaten
Sl'orc,: ,1,-rew finished first, three-fourths
I!ns,on , 2 ' of n lenuth ahead ot Pennsylvania
'""'!,,KO I nV"i 'yr.' with navy third, two full lencths
Robertson and Taylor; ,lollhl(, Pennsylvania in the main
nnd Clonbales event of their trinnKUlar regatta
ST. I.OI IS. .May 10. (IP) The on the Schuylkill river today,
riiants routed rllnt Ithem here!
grotip. Kach pupil IK tll'Ked to be
on lime every Sunday. Classes will
be dismissed early for the high
school, baccalaureate service.
Morning, Cnlon baccalaureate
service, Createrian theater.
7 p. m., Christian Kndeavor so
ciety. 8 p. m., livening -service;' Stere-
opticon pictures, "The Homance of
Suul of Tarsus." Come. Worship
with us nnd travel again with Paul
to Kpheslis.
l'jisl Slle lwle
I'lrst M. hu ll
The Kast Side circle of the First
M. K. ehuth met with Miss May
Phlpps Tuesdny nfternoon, Mi-s. .1.
A. Doran presiding, Mrs. K. C.
Kopper leading the devotions. Mi's.
Doran orfei-lng prayei-. After a
brief business session the following
program was enjoyed:
Piano solo. "My Mother's
Hands." Mrs. T. (1. Heine: a group
of Victrola selections. Mrs. Oco.
Uidwell at tile Victrola. A special
feature of the program was a talk
of the wonders of Scotland by Mrs.
Tom Taylor, recently arrived from
Scotland.
During the social hour, Miss
Phlons. aslsted by Mrs. Louise
varslly Hodgeman n id well and Miss
Clarice Heale, nerved Ice cream
and cake.
today to win the second game
of the series 4 to 3. Dutch Henry
pitched for the visitors. i
Score H. H. E.!
New York 4 12 11
St. I.ouls 3 l 1
Henry and Hogan, O'Farrell;
Kheni, I'.elnhart and Wilson.
CINCINNATI, May 19. IIP)
The Ilrooklyn Ttoblns closed their
!.'....!.... ..-ttli n 9 to U:
victory over the P.eds here today, i university ot vt asningiun .......
McWeeny was Invincible in the j .. mmd ran away from the ore
box for ' Brooklyn. I Ron state college cinder men in
Score. R. H. E. the stadium today by a score of
Ilrooklyn 2 f. u SI to ja
Cincinnati 0 1
HUSKY ATHLETES
MASSACRE 0. A. C.
SKATTI.E, May Ifl. Ifl) The
McWeeny and Hellne; l-.uquc.
May and Picinlell.
New York at St. Louis, called:
rain.
The Huskies took ten first in
cluding one tie In the fifteen
events.
(inly one record was broken
nnd that a University of Washing
ton record.
Steve Anderson, a Husky sprint
el
Mrs. O. Burnett Hostess
.Missionary Swiely.
The social meeting of the Wom
an's Missionary society of the
Methodist Kpiscopn! church South
was held May 15, nt the home of
Mrs. Ollle Burnett, with Mrs.
K. O. Henselman as assistant
hostess.
Mrs. Wilkinson led the study
program with devotions, and sing
ing, giving as the study topic,
"Untouched Centers In Latin
America". Several Interestind
leaflets touching on the subject
were read.
The intention for discussion was
"What Disclpleshlp Characteris
tics are NeceKsary for bringing
In the New Day."
During thq White Elephant
sale after the social hour refresh
ments were served by the bos
tess and her assistant. .
Junior Society
Is Crowing
A contest between the boys and
lowe'red the ' schooi "all time (girls of the Junior department Is
r.o.neiping to Keep me uiieiMiiin.-r ...
the Presbyterian Sunday schorl
large. This contest which was
WASHINGTON. May 1!. (IP)
Continuing their assault on . lM.n ne covnva ,h.
Ington pitchers the -Meve.nnu ,,-, f n ,4
.linns look todav s rnin-delnyed ,
game !) to 7. i MOSCOW, Idaho. May 19. UP) started some time ago will end
Mere I.. 1'"
Cleveland " 10 1
Washington 1 12 'ivcrslty of Idaho here this af-
Shaute. Harder and L. een. , t,,rnoon, 70V4 to CO 1-2
' The University of .Montana won
n dual track meet from the I nl-
C.aston,
lluel.
Braxton, Marberry and
Montana took eight firsts in
the 15 events, stowell. Idaho, was
1.1..U r(n..n Bill. 1nU.
PHILADF.I.PHIA. May lOj-); Thp ,c vau TeQOra for Iuaho
The combination of Kobert Moses , Mnlana was broken by Miller
('.rove nnd Tristram Speaker nl..neior Monin!1 , . .,, arter
was sufficient to subdue the -"'- ,,, reKar event, when he Jump
eauo White Sox this afternoon a t R ,ni.nei)
the Athletics won by 2 to 0 nnd ,
gained hajy a game on the fly- jiOS anc.KI.KS. May 19. UP)
tng Y'ankecs. ' Jack Dempsey will return to the
Score: R. H- I ring on June 2 He has ngre, d
Chicago - 0 6 " to boi nn exhibition maich then
Philadelphia 2 4 1 to raise funds to save the fash-
Kaber and Tlerg. Crotlse; drove j tnil)p. velshire Oiotilevanl Con
nnd Cochrane. gregatlonal church from going un-
Other American leaguo games
postponed, rain
Kter the hammer.
LOUISVILLE. Ky., May 13. UP)
, , ,m I Derby day dawned btllllnn with
... May I-1' 11 . . II. .Ut l.ranVA A
Singing tonight to an audier.ee of, pjn (lremhfi;, ' th(.
r,.ni people, one of the largest i. , AU(,rnnte rrindt. of rain
KVOKXR. Ore.,
June 2 with a butuiuet given by th
losing side to the winners. Alt ho
this contest has been very close
the girls are now a trifle ahead.
Mrs. W. W. Kelcher. who Itt
superintendent of the department
has been the meanH of creating un
added Interest In religious train
ing. There nre about 10 enrolled
In thin diviidon with an average
attendance of between CTi and "a
with peven teachers und clawes.
Kven the large junior room Is
not ndenuntn to fill the growing
neeiln so that classeH have hod to
be helil In other room.
Kach side will welcome new
members tit help them win.
Mim Joyce Andrm IIoMcnh
.Mlvdonnry Triangle Club
The Missionary Trinngle of the
Piano, its Technic and its Repprtoile, by Mm. KUa Connell J
to be followed by a Hound Table Discussion.
2:00 No Host Luncheon, under the auspices of Oregon Federation
of Music Clubs; Presbyterian church.
1:00 Oregon Federation of Music Clubs.
Greetings Mrs. Waller II. May, president
Federation Miss Helen Calbreatll
Federation Plans for Oregon Mrs. Waller H. May
District Federation Work. .Mrs. Libert C. l'eets. president
National Federation Work.. M is. Warren K. Thomas
Junior Department lean Warren Carrielt
State nnd National Contest Mrs. Clifford Moure.
Hulletin Kate Dell Maiden
Music In Settlement Centers Mae Koss Walker
Why Federate ? (me Minute Talks by Kepresenta lives
of Federated Clubs.
- - Mrs. Jumes 'Ohuld, CdrVallls.'
Mrs. Carlton Williams, The Dalles.
Mrs. William Horsefall, MarshCJehL
Mrs. Charles lleinline, Hoselung; and others.
(a) The Sea MasDowell
(b) Time Was When I In Anguish Lay... .('has. T. Griffcs
(c) Night Song at Amalll Mrs. II. 11. A. Heaeh
(d) At Morning Jeanne Hnyd
(e) Stret'u Winter Walts
M a rg.i ret K en nt-i I y
Mrs. Warren 10. Thomas at the piano
2:30 Chorus of Ida Jackson ouinty school children, under the dir-
eclion of Miss Leona G. Marsters, Southern Oregon Normal school, i
2 : 4 T Public Schoid Musle Mrs. Anna Landsbury Heck, dial emu n. !
3:30 Scenic Drive (Couresy of Medford Uealty Hoard), visit to nor-!
mal school nnd tea in Ashland Civic Club house on Winburn i
Way, (courtesy Ashland M usic club, assisted by the -Civic I in- j
prove ment club, Monday SI inly club. Fortnightly Study club.
Ashland Study club, and the Delphian.
0:30 Dinner, Hotel Medford. liy courtesy of Medford Itotnry, Kl
wanis and Lions clubs. Musical progrnm by Miss ICIl'abeth Levy,
violin and P. A. Ten Haaf, baritone. Ituth Bedford, JOHu Connell
Jesse al tlx piano.
N :3 Concert, Presbyterian church. Miss Martha It, Hey nobis, or
gan, Portland; Mr. George Hopkms, piano, Hugcue ; Miss Doris
Helen Patterson, harpist, Fugcne; M r. James Stevens, baritone,
Ashland; Miss Alma Lawrence, nt the piano, Ashland.
(a) Allegro from The Fourth Sonata Gttllmant
(b) ( 'hunt lastorul A Dubois
(c) Tdd bythe Campfhe (legend) Hugo Goodwin
Miss Iteynolds
(a) Ja Fille aux Cheveux de Lin
0) The Garden in the Huin
"It rains.
I close my eyes nnd listen.
The falling rain I cunuot see
Seems to purl nnd flow through
The Garden
And Flood the Gloom Invoked by me."
M inn Patterson
Symphonic Etudes Schumann
Mr. Hopkins
"THK 'CITY OF JOY" Deems Taylor
(Words by Charles Hanson Towne)
fa) Spring In town
(b) Poor put happy
(e On a roof garden
(d) Home
Mr. Slovens
(a) Prelude In D Minor Rachmaninoff
b) Scottish Gavotte Hopkins
(c) May NJght Palmgien
(d) I.a Campatiella Paganini-Llszt
Mr. Hopkins
lawver und It. V. Fowler, county
agriculture agent will all give in
teresting talks. A good niusie.ti
program has been arranged by Mr.
Kroschcl during the evening.
The Jackson County Creamery's
new plant is one of the most mod
em In (he state and It will be an
editeatloii to come In and Insped it
during this night.
CAMAS, Wash., May 111. W) ,
lllodhounds. were ordered lure to
day from Olympia to aid in the
.-ieiirch lor Miss Mary Luci , tilt,
who disappeared from Iwr home
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Medford, Oregon
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PAY LESS,
CET MORE I
where savings are greatest
slsted Of a review of the past year's! er's Lullaby."
work. Neollle Blden, Harold! Mrs. James C.rigsby gave vocal
Archer, Bernice Cill, Ira Kewell,
Margaret O'Nell, Kdwin Anderson,
and Dorothy Kada each gave short
talks. Helen Wilson and Irvu
number ".Mother's Love."
Mrs. P. C. Unburn, "The Master
Is Coming."
Mrs. lllllh Iteed, vocal number.
Kewlll gave a special number that j "Little Mother of Mine."
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Thanksgiving to mother.
Itefreshments of Ice crenm and
cake wero served. Those assist
ing Mrs. J. T. Dnvls, Mrs. I. 11.
Core, Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Child-
was greatly enjoyed. There were
forty present anil three new mem
bers were added to the society Di
vision No. 2, with Marjery Hon as
chairman, hnd charge of the re
freshment. They served hot choc
olate and sandwiches. I reth, Mrs. C. II. flood, Mrs. Pal-
! terson and .Mrs. Akers.
Alpha Ilellu Class I I
Have Puny Thurxlay j Vnl'' will Install a curb lighting
The Alpha Delta class of Hie system.
First Christian church entertained!
hear nny singer in I nnil sunshine followed durl.ig tbej during this the cer for the
Ernestine Schumann-Helnk. world
I Willi a Mother's Day party Thurs-
lay nfternoon nt the chiin-h. The
ICecretalional Hall had been very
beniltlfilllyilecor.ited by Mrs. .1.
T. Davis ml her committee. The
mothers of the class members re.
reived at the door, boutonnleres
if roses, anil were the honored
guests ot the afternoon. The prcs-
Klret Christian church met ict the. blent Mrs. Clyde M. Hon. presided !
home of Joyce Qdrews, 3r, an-jnt the business part f the meet
eotiver. Thursday evening. The(nB, The social hour was In
business meeting van In charge of; charge of J. T. DaVIs nnd
Ihe president. Dorothy Hails. aml,B Very pleasing program had been
I m 1 pari in ., i k. . .- nsiiing year w ci.-i-.eii. i ii'-n n
-. ,, i, , Kiln liowns iracK W...M.I ne ivu.j ...
engag.yj.ent on her gulden Jubilee ld. I
lour. v
famous contralto will mi """" .,. ,rai.fc would be 'lenvv atiMimlin. l,.l rh.n. ..f
1 gram (or the evening. This con-
arranged
Mrs. Alleen XVlckn gave
piano numbers.
Mrs. it. 1. Itsy, reading, ":
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Rumors are being circulated.
The J. C. Penney Company has not sold out to a mail
order house.
The J. C. Penney Company is a national institution op
erating stores in more than one thousand cities and
towns.
The controlling stock in the J. C. Penney Co. is owned
by the local managers of these stores.
This stock has not been sold to a mail order house and :
will never be sold.
The rapid growth of business in the Medford J. C. Pen
ney Co. store is ample proof of the confidence and good
will that can be established in a community by close, ad;,
herence to the J. C. Penney Company policies.
We Hold No Sales
One Low Price to All
Merchandise Built Up to a
Standard, Not Down to a Price