Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 25, 1928, Image 10

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Newspaper Page TextPAflE TWO MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OKEfi OX, FRIDAY, MAY 1928. lunil MiM.nt a.- fnw ItllUrtt in A Roll ' oral Kuliil time Villi 1ml'. Shu WUB i iiroBcnlcd with a .wiownr in naliil j kiAchli'.'ji. Thoi-o prwent wcru Mid. Weluiter, .Mm. E. K. Hccilt, .Mrs. Duncan, Sirs. L. C. Oilmen. .Mrs. Jlrown. -Mrs. Klllott, Mm. ' Pearl Nl jliol", Minn Jennie Kan' !ilal, -Mm. Jlureer and Mr. Hwarti!. : the latter lieliin nhlo to lie wheeled Into the pai-lnr and i-ujuy the gvu- eral irood time. . Earl 8t'iJl returned Central 'Point 'one I day Unit week iimu ! Corning, Ctil.. where lie lion heon t'KNTKAI. POINT, May 24 ' upr-nrling a fw weoka on mcouilt Next week will nee the -oiiilelluu ' of hi healtSiT lie Ih areat'y im- oviu ana- is iivv ,,.. W. W. Hcott. Kev. und Jim. J. M. Johnson nvo over to William creek Friday lor a vlalt with Irienii. . CENTRAL POINT nniinni n ni nor 5tHUUL5lLUit IN A FE' VMr work P (mother, Mm. Of It VCiy HUCCCStifu) in our city schools. j no senior I'lay, dr given iHBi I'Tinuy cvemnK. pronounced the e.tuni or any i re- am, M1,, viuumy Kivon uy tno Bcnoui - ,... , ()lrt Kt0 Itoad. left Saturday for n 10 days' pleaa urn trln to Cnrmol, Cul. They km iilayod. to,tt crowded houac,; and proved a aeream from atart j to fmlHli. Each part wna food . und wa well rendered. .Next Hunday evening liev. .Meli of the Medford ChrlMtlan church will K've the baccalaureate ad dretiH In the school . uuditorlum. The eighth grade enjoyed a KWlmmlnK party at Jackson Hot Springs Friday afternoon and later u picnic lunch In the camp grounu went uy the Itcdwood JilKllway and .wore accompanied as far as Crescent City by Mr. A. n. und Miss A. P. l.lvliiKslon, who re turned homo Hundny. j Mr. Welch, Mr. Hedtieimth, Mr, HazolwtKid nnd J. L. Hiiruer drove over from (lazello. t:al Saturduy lied fast for several months. from I.on An scion and are spend .V Imi Wllnia Hhelcy has '; Injr the week with her son, C. IV. iui d a room in the Jacksonville i iMt,g, ami family. ' They arc en schml for . tho next year, and loule t su ucemIi W,ora uiey wiu luncn me rounn unu imn ; expect tu spend the auninier. and expect to visit at Eugene und Murslificid en route. Mr. and Mrs. "Whiter IIukhcII and children enjoyed an outing in the Asliluud park Sunday. Murlou . Trycr was n IiimIiioss Kruilea, Airs. Shelcy is to teach 1lie primary ' grades at the AVest Mide Helmut. Ml-s Krma Ilamrlck arrived liuuie Sunday for la visit with 'Ju-r liarelUH, Mr. und Mrs. J. B. (lnii.,.k Mhn lu nilnMl NlitWI and has heen employed In thatica,ler 10 AhinU Wednesday after- i'niincilv In Pmfliinri ulncn hnr "uu"' KratiimUcn from tho St. Vincent i JIoHIilUil of that city a wenr ago. on Wagoner creek to a party from Mm. HueneiKaiUM, teacher of NehraBku. Mr. tinook will move lilanu, who , "httM ha4 a clawn in his amity tu .Med foul, where he Central I'ofcnt d urine thl nthoulihaH obtained employment. Mir. will complete her work next Bob j.n 0d felH Hvryico t Wfiek and plam to combine ner.timi in Allh.infl ronn,itf U1.(1 i eiunil Itilnt and Medtord clusses ...... ,ul.minir on llm in,irHi iiiiu kivu a reejii in uhi i"1 ! trnet oi tno j irtti AietnoaiHi cnun.ii J Monduy. Everyihinc -was in. need pays fluU.QOO i. year fur Jwl! j of a good howej r 1 cream. Mr. Duuhncll wua out to i!odj ' - - 1 ford Monday on buslnew. . Mllverton. New ndititlon to Bu-j - '.f.-no Field school will cout about riiitfkanlo, (;renvte frearnery 1 3,0)10. i next Thursday afternoon, at which tho KueHfH will be the molhcta of tho pup'ibi, . . : LZ . I ' TALENT TOPICS Ml and Mm. W. C. Jnckwjn of ening ..fter work, to spend Sf.n- Ahland spent the day TUursday ni imn piece, reiurniiiK iiumo m .-- li'omnlinll the evenlhe. This arado feels that lies, ana returneu aunnay their school duties are aliout ovcrl jr. IVue Scott returned Trom for this year, ns they finished c their state examinations last week.lvlsltl: Mr. ..biiU. Mrs. Uaok les anrt' Carl family took a day's outing Hun- Clty, returning . 'Ill the evening. ""Hcnt Burger, left for Eagle valley, northeast: Oregon' Thurs day, i where , ho '-went no- take" his purcnts, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bur ger. Mrs. Burger's health Is very poor and she goes .to her lli'olher'i1. John Julie, in hopes that the climate will ho beneficial for her. Mr. nnd Mrs: Ueorgo Slmpklns and daughter, Gnraldine, were Sunday visitors at the J. II. Jlain rick home. Mrs. Earnestlne Hostel was a Sunday afternoon visitor ut the Cilman home. The hoy scouts are anticipating li.. wonderful tlmo at tho Jackson Hot .Springs tills evening,, uiidcr tho mnnagement of Mr, C. E. Boles. Mr. and Mrs. Ira live, Mrs. J. 1 Burger and Mr. Swarta drove down to Evans creek one day last 'week In quest of flowers und roturned -with titer ' car- 'loa'.Vd with' tho wild' uzuilan, which they distributed over town to a num ber nf friends n'nd the sick folks. New cement stops hnvo taken tlio. place, of tho wooden oues( In front of the main enirttnco of Iho Union church, thereby im proving the looks, and newwood cii ones have been placed ut tho other cntranco. Mm. Pratt, mother of Sirs. I. E. Boles, has rcturnod to Central Point, after .a Mr. und Mrs. dale. Philip Ilamrlck left for Klam ath -Falls lust' week lo wurk.on tlio stiilo-highway "near that city. A pleusiiut surprise was. sprung on Mrs. Elisabeth Ucrgcr 'lit her homo Friday aftornoon, In honor of her birthday, .when jtuvorul. of hot friends, nrmcd with t dainty lunch of citltu und sand' wlelicH, miido their litpenranci Miss Anna Evan-of Ashland Corning.' Cal., whuro ho lias bcenf""" " K"e' of. -Miss Wla llHinlllon Hslllng his daughters. , Thursday evening, also ,at- .'Boswell returned 4aturg.ay iuuub mt Kiuuat,uu evening, , In company with -the Southern' Oregon Normal track team from a trip to Alhuny, where they competed in u field meet, ontiirucinK tile Monmouth State Novmul, l.lnfleld- colloge, Albany, college, Ashland Normal and Pa-, ciiic University teams. Ashland Normal was represented by V men and made a golid showiug. but tho victory was won by Al bany, Tho team . left hero on Thursday, morning. While on the trip .O. S. U. of C'orvnllis -was visited nnd several of the boys put up at the Beta Kappa frat, as the guests of Clifford Boswell and Coy Brown. Thin being campus week-end. there was plenty of '.entertainment. . , , Mr. and Mrs. Olat Kcvcrson at tended services at the Union church Sunday morning and Mr. Hoverson snng the solo, "The Ninety und Nine," J which was -greatly enjoyed. In the ovonlng. Mr. Udson Jtandul gave mo mi ,dress. . - ' ' v ' f Mr. am? Mrs. .Jjuviusoii Tallin ltoek have been spKnill ii coinilo of Weeks In Portliinil and other nortliern state plucok on 'business und ploasuro combined, and Mra. Krinicls Wntt has been attending lo , tho .Table Hock store during their ubsencc. Ethelyn Sott .is UltD sick this week, but fortunately was able to take her examinations last -week:. Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Tompr short visit with! Kins drove . In from the willow Bwnrni at Olon- Springs district Saturduy .with Mrs. Mnttie Parker and spent the mil tii tnr.t evening, Mi'8. Kdythe Cochran 1m moving Jnto the building whtch nhe in hav ing fixed over Into an eating houne which will be renamed. Tho name HUKgeHtcd wuh "Kdytho'H ICats." This will be an up-to-date cafe, with .-the bent of home cooking, aH Mjh. Cochran it well known for her excellent culinary ability. Mr., and Mih. Alton Hart will occupy the 'hemic gf Mm. Cochran an Hoon an her moving- in com-' pleted. Mr. and Mm. Paul Quackenhush and Dudley -nates came over from Dray Thumday, returning Sunday. Mm. WIU Htrahan. Mrs. Fred Rrandt and daughter, CatgheWnc, of Mod fold, were gucxtH at the Marlon Tryer homo Sunday. Loulo Drown, an jM reildent at Talent, has putchaHcd a now home in Med ford. Ho la III tho employ of Copeo. - Mm. Will KeniH left Monday for .'JtoKcburg to bo proHent at -Uic Heb6kah aHKonibly, which in in hch Hton thlH week In th.tt city. Hhc cxpeclH to return the end of the week. ' Rev., and Mrs. Vlnont and mm,' Bill, were ruchU at the hom pf Kra'nk Iloldrldgo Wednesday eve ning. Ted Breyman of Kugene, field rtpreHcntative of 1 the Bray man Leather company of Portland, was calling on Marlon .Tryer Wednes day afternoon. Church Hct viccB . aa . uttual next Sunday morning and evening. Sun day in Medford and Jacknonville. ; day school 3:45, I,e.ster Newbry Mtw 'Marlon C"to, who has loen juperintemlent. Preaching at II Hlaylng ut tho Norman - Marlon) a. m. and 8 p. m. Kpworth League home in town, nun reiurneu to ' i o cmcK. l oung people h iprayer her home. MMj' MaHttn, who has leen 111 Blnco last Hummer, niuLj Kegular prayer meeting" Thumday, ha linen taking ircalment at ttie JaclCBtmvillo anitarlum, "is Im proving rapidly and It able to bo nronnd the Iioumo, afler befngrl MVteting WcdneHday evening, 7:30.. w-JOr- . K'Uw -choir practice, .9:16 ThuiHday. 1 " 1 ' Mm. Mary Long and daughter, Marle, arrived Friday rvriifng r : : r" r- : r: : , , .. - . , Jt makes quttej the most, delicious FRENCH DRESSING With the vogue of mixing one's French Dressing at the table women "iuve become even more fiistidious than usual about the silad oil chey use. f "A Do you' wonder tint Wesson Oil has become increasingly the frvorite? Pour some out in t glass sometime hold it up to the light and you'll sec why. v The color of it alone is reason enough pale straw, crystal cleir. It hohs exactly what it is a pure, wholcaome salad oil, maJe from the ft nest oil that can be obtaiucd and renned until only the tfUe nourishing food content is left. ' And there never u as a salad oil with a greater delicacy of flavor Of one mote cliciously good to eat all by itsclfl , ' Truly, Wesson Oil makes yiite the most captivating French Dressing that can be imagined . . . And, incidentally, modern house wives are rapidly discovering how convenient and good it ja for frying and for cake-making. , 1 1 lOd Jejikim. 1h inUulUnK an elec tric pumping plant at hiH home. Mr. JejiklnN ban quite a large veg etable garden. ' , Mr. and Mm. Frank Iliddridge and fainlly returned Monday from . Palermo, Calif., where they had Client tho week-entt." Mr. and . Mm. RuhhcII and family, Mr. ami Mm. Kincald nnd daughter, t'barellen, weie. among the Talent folks whopping in Med ford Saturday evening. The husbands of the Community club ladles were delightfully' enter tained ut the club rooms Thursday evening by their wlvea with cards and a social evening. ICllis Beeson und Lou Snook re turned Sunday , from Hiockton, Calif., where they have been cm ployed during the winter and spring. ' Howard Yarbaugh was taken to the Medford hospital Sunday, if here he underwent an operation for appendicitis. The club will hold another of their ' dancing parties Haturday night. May 6. A good time is as sured. iod music -by -A he Melody Makersand a lunch. All are wel come. . Tim Burnett and family re turned from California Sunday, -where they had spent the winter. . . Mm. .Jyong spent .Tuesday after noon at the home of '-Mrs. Uoimcr. Mrs. Marlon Tryer whs a busi ness caller, inlurentx Wednesday. ; jacoos spent Wednesday in j Klamath Falls attending to busi- j ne(M affairs, returning Thursday. Raphael Ylse from Yoncalla at- tended the Commencement ejeer- j cises Thursday evening, being u ' guest of Prof. Miller nnd family. j Air. and Mrs. Jloy Kates have re- i turned from Oakland, Calif. Mr. I Estes Is just recovering from an operation performed at the South- i ern Pacific hospitul at San Fran cisco. The high school, the eighth nnd the fifth -and sixth grades held a picnic dinner in the pock. In Ash- J land last Friday. ' Raphael Wise, in company with i Mrs. Kmma Miller ami Mrs. Laura Applcgnte of Vouch 11a. left last Friday by motor for their home at Yoncalla. They were also ac companied by Misses Juanlta und WHleltc Miller, who have spent Khe past week with tliuli "grand mother, Mis. Kmma ' anUff, und will also attend the graduation ex ercises which, taka lMaeeljhfs Fri day evening at Yoncalla '. Culler Learning, who it working near'Fugcne, came It rime Thursday to attend the graduation .exercises, returning to Kugene the last of the week. . ( Hervlces nt he Ilaptl.st church next Sunday as follows, Sunday school, lo n. m. i'reaching nt 11 a. ni. and 7:3U p. in. Klder Sim mons, pastor. '- The members of jthe fMetKodlst iiiuii.ii int'ir regular niomiuy supper at tht church Thursdny evening. Miss Louise 11111 of Ashland at tended tho commencement exer eisw 'Thursday evening. The Ladies' Aid of the Methodist church met at the, homo of Mrs. T. C. Williams Thursday. George Mattson of Medford, who Is lugging .on 'the mountain on Wagoner crock, hail the misfor tune to kjse control of his cater pillar when It crashed Into n tree, completely wreokUig the machine. Mr.-Mattlson was not Injured. A crowd of Talent yuung people made up several theater parties which took In the shows at Med ford Monday night. Srhool clewed at Talent last Thursday, finishing up the school term for 'life year. Mrs. C. W. Long and her guest. Mrs. Mary Long (Mr. Long's mother), were shopping in Ash land Thursday. Clarence Homes, Jwtnf Is em ployed on the stale highway at Klamath Falls, spent the week-end nt home. Mrs. Vera Homes nnd her sister, Miss Vetma Mason, spent Wednes day morning shopping in Ashland. A carload -of- lug boxes! was shipped into Talent for the) Sun crest orchard Wednesday night. 1 1 T "' ' MSON CREEK Mrs, Ja. Mh.vs was called 4o Klamath Falls Sunday on account f her grandmother. Mrs. M. A. Craddook,-who Is very ill. Frank Marquess and family spent Saturday In Medford. r Mrs. Jas. MHcDowelt called on Mrs. - Mays Monday. Toil , Flury left for" Chilouuin. whore he will work this summer. Our school closed Friday, the, 3 8th, with a picnic dinner.. Every one enjoyed the day. Jas. MncDnwrll made a business trip to Medford Monday." K. J. Center papered two room for Mrs. Skeeters last week. Mr. Holtnmn Is cutting his hay this week. He ham n fine hay crop this yenr) x Mr. JoncsH on the sick list this week. I). C. Hale nnd family ent Sat urday In Medford. Jan. Msys helped Joe Skectem with hlii hay Saturday, Claud Clark nnd family nnd Mr. llowman and family of Central Point spent Sunday at Jan. Mo DoweM'a. WUUMnultby nnd family pent Sunday with Oco- Young. Mnr-dittll Denner Is hxk, JinuCing log apnln. ' - . 1 ' " " We hud a nice rain 8 mid ay anj Dr. Allen Says: 'Th mMlirit profcs - VtOJA fKOIUM th ksb -vnltu of ,-bol whttt prod acts in th ti. For tku iumk lb uu of Tru-Blu is ipeciftJly mended for DR. WILL Billing! Babies TKrive on ' Honey-Sweetened .Order The Family Package -It's Most Economical theLeadJM Calyx ipratrTify I Here's that Puts Certainty intoYou GRASSELLI Arsenate of Lead is preferred and used by the leading fruit growors of the country, year after year, because from tor.g experience they know in advance its uso simply means a higher yield of first class fruit. Don't experiment.- Insist on GRASSELLI which in. Bures you lead of the highcstquality and uniformity.and prompt delivery in any quantity you require, un sale at: sgobjsl &dat: ' c ' Medford, Oregon '.-: .t . k FOR YOUR. WINTER FIRE Reichstein Green Pine lab Wood . 12-inch or 16-inch 75 er oa " 2 Loads" $5.00 ' MEDFORD FUEL CO. 1118 North Central ... Tel. 631 Til M Deuel Why does the coffee-lovin We s t ilook Hills Bros' Arab ? f or ;ijjjijii!;j!lS;B!'i:iiii:i''.-; 43 .!Ji' rl The 'famous Arab trade-mark is more than a guarantee of genuine Hills Bros. Coffee. It Is the symbol of Controlled Roasting ... the exclusive Hills Bros.' continuous process of , roasting a few pounds at a time- to bring out 'the delicate, mouth-watering 'flavor of the world's finest coffee-blend. ". Wherever you sec this genial Arab in a' window or on a counter, there is a grocery store that Sells tlic favorite bevorage of (the Always ask for Hills Bros. Coffee by name Make doubly sure of getting t'ic genuine d lookins for the Arab on the can. Mail th1 coupon for your free copy of "The Ajjj0 Entertaining. JII1.I.S BROS., Brpt - 2 Harrison St.. Son Fianctsto, CL StM hk' tout bootlct. "Tho Art ol EmerWnlrij," lire " 0 iJ coffee-loving VfcH. Name-Sirm-Ciir- -Sulc- HILLS BROS COFFEE Freih from the original vacuum pack. Eatily opened with a key.