Medford mail tribune., June 08, 1928, Page 14, Image 14

SOCIAL EVENTS
!N BELLEV1EW
; . BULtVIEW, June 7. Mrs. Tor
bet isanfttid gruclolihly en tortiiiu
d at bur hoin on OuH street lunt
J'ildy evening With a 6:30 dinner
In honor of Ml Mary Walker,
who In luuvlng tut) lirut of Juno
fur WilUmiiuoa River wliere ahe
hue accepted a position In a dry
noodi store fur the summer
jnunthu. Covers were laid lw wine
people at a table beautiful with
a. VuentcrplocQ of exquisite roses,
and lighted taijera in cryutal can
dlcholdvra bulng placed on either
end o fthe tablo. Fried chicken
with all the fill In wnn the inulu at
traction of llio on Ut bleu, with do
llcfouB homemade nherbet and cake
for the IftHt courfle. Following the
dinner the evening hours wero
pleasantly spent with ronvcrsntlon
and RHmes. Thone prenent at this
))fileM M(hh Walker, the RUPHt
if honor, wore Mr. and Mrs. K. Jt.
Jo, Mr. 15. C, Thompson, Mrs.
Clifford Oobh, Mrs. IJlsio Church
man, Mlus Nina Emery, mid the
bout and hastens, Mr. and Mrs.
Bunford.'
; Two carloads of railroad ties, to
J lined in construction work be
tween Han Francisco and Putaluinn,
Calif., have recently been shipped
by - the Moon Lumber company
of tlii district. This ifl Hie first
imtiillrnrnt of un order for JO, 000
Tvhleh havo been ordered by the
mil road company.
"'-The pinning mill sturU-d opera
tions yeslorduy. The local lumber
company has many advances orders
for shipments to be made all it
in the season. It Is said thut the
.cmtlpuny will ship over 600 car
loads of products from tho tnlll
this season.
' 1 Mrs. Jesse Nell ' entrrialned at
1nr home in nellvlew Frlduy after
noon In honor of Mrs. Mark True-'s
liirthday. The afternoon was spent
nvfUi tvinversntlon and a general
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sood time, when at the close of the
afternoon the gucau were escorted
to the dlnlnu room and seated at
a table beautiful with sweetpeas
as ii centerpiece, and a birthday
cuko with burning cundlev. De
Ucloue sandwiches coffee, honie
niado Ice cream und cake were
served to the guests. Muny lovely
Sifts wero received by Airs. True.
Those who enjoyed this dellk'htful
affair wero Mrs. Curl Uottscho of
Medford, Mrs. Klizubcth Goodman
of Weed, Calif., Mis. Mary Tucker,
Mrs. licll Jackson, Mrs. Ida Tucker
und the hostess, Mrs. Nell and little
f daughter Juan.
Mr. and Mm. 11, Nordvviek and
family of Medford ppent Huuday
evenlriK ul the Merryjuan hojne.
A Jolly picnic party composed
of the following numed spent the
i day on Vaijnir creek: Mr. and
i Mrs. H. I,. tirenory, Mr. und Mm
Arthur tielers, Mr. and Mrs. Luren
Orciiory, Mr. und Mrs. M. M. Tuck
er, Mr. and Mrs. W. V. (.Irctiory,
Mr. and Mrs. M. P. True, Misses
Helen und Mildred Gregory, little
Ml.w Lucile Hclhm, Herbert and
Klrh Oregory. This crowd has
formed the hahlt of mectiiiK the
flrsrt dn,ys In June to celebrate
the birthday annivorsvrles of Mi-s.
Vf. W. Oreuory anil Mrs. M. V.
True which both occur within u
few days apar).
Mr. and Mrs. lOd Barrow, Mr.
and Mrs. J. 1.. Nell and daughter
Joun and Mrs. Austlo llrown spent
Sunday picnicking near Jlyatt darn.
Mrs. L. Coder, who has been
spending some time Ivsitlng her
dnuBhter, Mrs. J. C. Mitchell, in
southern California, returned to
her home last week.
Mr. and Mrs. 11. Goodman, Mrs.
Frank Crowson und daughter Iniu
went to Klamath Kalis Friday
evening where they will visit rela
tives for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar I,ou and
Miss Edith Chapman spent Sun
day picnicking on Nell creek.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Keatou nnd
daughter Alma left Tucsdny even
ing for San Francisco where Mr.
Kealon will enter u hospital for
medical attention.
The Cpper Valley Community
club will meet at tho club rooms
on Wednesday, June 13, for an
all-day mecllng, at I o'clock. Thero
will he a covered dish luncheon
and Miss York, county home dem
onstration agent, will bo present
to Instruct the ladles In tho mak
ing of lump shndes.
Craig Hayes is spending some
time on his homestead in the Hy
att district, cutting wood, lie is
being assisted by his fallier, who
makes the trip from his homo in
Jlellview each day.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Keaton dis
pose dof their place east of Ash
land on Tuesday, The new owners
will take possession immediately.
Mrs. H. K. names nnd Mrs. Mill
iard Miles attended (ho llnwe.na
Circle meeting nt tho Yeomnu
lodge rooms on Wednesday after
noon, and report a very enjoyable
time.
Mrs. Messervey and Mrs. Maiilo
Merryman attended the Kastern
Slur meeting Tuesday, evening at
tho Masonic hall. The local order
entertained the Klnmulh Falls
members. After regular indue
meeting delicious refrcshmon(H
were served in the dining room.
William llryan left the first of
the week for Dunsmulr, where hn
has a position with tho railroad
company.
Mrs, Itose Puch v-'s e
cuest nt tho homo of Mr. nnd Mrs.
It. C. Metcalf on Sunday.
Itobert Gordon has a large crew
of women weeding In bis gladioli
field, lie has eight acres of bulbs
plnnted.
Hulh Metcalf has been eonrined
to her home this week with Illness.
BUTTE FALLS TOOK
SECOND PLACE M
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lll'TTU KAMA .luno (I. Three
of the iHiiills tuklnK fa it in the
nuisle memory ennlest from liutte
Kalla received perfect aeores and
lilns at Ashland last Friday. They
were Iloland lioberts. Krank I.lnd
strom and Zelln Vincent. Tlio
ienin took second place In the
contest end received tile J'J tirlv.e.
Ttiose attending the commence
nient exerctsea from Untie Kails
were the isradu.ites. Kranlile 1 ttu I -nard.
Karleene Muriiby, Iloland
Huberts, Ijtveda Miller nnd Krma
Smith and Mrs. Slniervtlle, llotb
Slinerville, Mrs. Clark. Mrs. Conrt
rlulit, V. Itay I'nrker, l.loyd
t'lark, Mrs. fluy Moore and fam
ily. Mr. nnd Mrs. Joe Nee. Zella
Vincent, Vriink I.lnstrom, Wesley
HIiisliiK and Mrs. Itbeii Hoover.
I Mrs. ,1. ,1. Klmervllle plnns on
leaving Thursday for l'.iiKcue,
I where she will nttend the Krndll
;atlon eNcrclses. nt which her son.
i (iconic, will Ki-adnnte from tho
I niverslly of OrvKnn. (leorne has
made excellent nrcparationH for
being a teacher nnd Kiaduatcs
with fine recommendations from
Ills Instructors.
A Sunday school picnic Is
being planned for next Sunday,
tn follow Immediately nftcr tho
close of tile Sunday school hour,
(Many ure looklnn forward to this
event.
I The Hoy Scouts report a fine
I trip nnd Rood llino nfler their,
jblko last week, even if tho (flsh
: wero shy. I
I Mr. nnd M1". KiiRono Kichmond
J returned to Jtutto Kails Tuesday
oven ln from a visit to Oakland
land vicinity.
I Mrs. Krank Hoover and son.
Hob, and Mrs. Alberta Hoover left
Hullo l'nlls Tmirmlny for Sacra
mento. Frank Jloovor will return
to Hutto Kalis with his wlfo the
Inst of this week, while Mrs. Al
bertn Hoover will relnuln In fali
fornln visiting for the remainder
of the summer.
Mrs. I,oiilse KnnfSierer nnd Miss
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Jam Tllix anJ Caryl.JlncolJi irCMlo Cfw.yenne!'J
Tuni Mix, ntU'tl ii h the world'H
best known hoi-m-man, b'TaiiHt' hi
Herein drainaH ure kIiowii in more
limn J -00 Ihoulres every duy In
tho yoar, Is now appearing in
"Hello Cheyenne!" ut tho JUalto
Th catro ttJinorruw.
A venterner, burn in the w cut,
rvarcfl in tlio went. Mix "lived
his own life" in tnu vast open
Hpaees and cuukIH all tlio virile,
viHitorn ut the Kail Hoover home
Monday and Tuesday.
Many ur enjoying iliu tiwinunin,,'
tank llieno dayu.
Mr. and Mr. Mark JlaKer worn
viHltors in Jacksonville Tueftday.
Tho tiny Mooro and ".Spud"
LoiIko faniiiicH wero Medfuid vi
IIoih Tuesday.
Klmer Curler and wifo of Bed
ford were attending to husMiets
in liutte Falls Monday afternoon.
Mr. Thorndylio of (he First Na
tional hunk, was n very busty man
in finite Falls Monday.
Mrs. Nohh of Medford spent the
day with her parents. Mr. and
Airs. "JJoe" (Joss Tuesday.
Miss Kelh Kimervillo is spend
ing tho week with her sisler.
Ileb-n, In Ashland.
The Cuny family spent Kund.iy
in MWIford. On Iheir return lh-y
hrouKhi Mr. Curry's . Klster wi.h
1hen for a visit.
Mr. Short was a business vis
itor In Medford Tuesday.
The ball ame played hero Sun
day resulted In Central 1'oint
beating liutte Falls by a score
of 7 to a.
,r. J. Kldnner, Cop-o bond
salemnan. visit ed owen-OreKon
eainps this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Al llUdreth nl
tended the Montana plrnie. at
Phoenix Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. "Win. Hollo way
wero visitors in Jlutto Falls on
Thursday.
Ira TuiiKate. Karl Hoover and
S. II. Stoddard were business vis
torsi to Medford Thursday, re
maining for tho wrestling mat eh
In tho evening.
Mr. Cadzow, ono of our loeal
merchants, has returned from a
trip to California.
liuell lllldreth and wife and
Mrs v.. A. Itildreth. Sr . left
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Phone 223
TimnTOT, fEDFGHD,
elean-ininded drama and romance
which he took to Hie screen when
he dcu:d-d to he a motion picture
actor
i I-Vvv animals have developed
such ;i Mm fan following as
.Tony, Hie hurst which appears In
'all of Mix's plclure. He Is per
fectly formed animal with an un
.isniily developed mind, which
KiaspH si Itiatiotis and fives' him
power ui do bis own thinking.
, Thursday morning f'r Harbor, on
'the coast, for a vacation which
I will probably layt lor several
! weeks.'
! Mr. and Mrs. Al Hlldreth sent
'Thursday afternton In Medford.
; Mr. and Mrs. Hatigh moved Into
lone of I he Caller houses .Monday.
'Patent Leather Kid'
Pleases Audiences
I , llidiard Uarthehne.SK never ha t
it more important role, nor gavo
a more, sincere iierformance than
in "The Talent leather Kid," now
!at Hunt's Craterian.
"Tin 1'alvnl heather Kitl" Is
t hi? :dory of tho regeneration of
Hie houl of a. Very humblo pri-
1 vate In the army, a boy who
: thruiiMh environment and training
was a poor citizen and slacker.
; f He is drafted Into the army
rgein-t his wishes, is a coward
in actual warfare and hates his
government and his flag until,
in the midst of a lmitle. his "bud-
;dy" is shot. This, combined with
the love a palrloUe girl who is
danchm in I he V. M. C. A. huts.
! hrings about the audden transi
lion, and Hie hoy is "n'born."
his better quail tic: aro revived
and In tineiKes from the conflict
a hero and a good citizen. ,
; Tho two vitnphono acts that
'are on the same bill are kuock
j idits for entertainment. The "Sen
lalor" Ford act Is crammed fvill
I of numor from the start to fin
! ish and naturally to hear and
; see Wa ring's I'ennsylvanlans, an
J orchestra that has a world-wide
rcputat ion can not help but be a
si-n.-alionat pleasure.
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OK EflONV FRIDAY,
WiMXJW 81'HIXGH, Juno 7.
The June meeting of the AVillow
Bprlngs Thursday club will be vheld
on the 14th at the home wf Mm.
V. K. i'urker. Kvery member fa
urged to be present as this is the
lust meeting until October. Mrs.
Oeue Ulaekford and MIsb Jola
Itlaekford have charge of the pro
gram. ,
Carl Hover and AVilda Kichmond
are expected home from O. S. C,
about June 10th. Mrs. Hover, llo
Iand and l'earl ure driving to Cor
vallls to bring Curl honi-1. Mrs.
Stono and Mrs. Fosh of liend will
bring Wilda und visit the JUeh
montls for sevt rul days. They wfl:
be joined by Mr. Stono and Mr.
Fokh later.
Friends here have Just received
invitations to the wedding of Itus
hcII Harris, eldest son of Mrs. V.
H. Harris, to Miss JJorothy Cum
mins at the Hose Cify Methodist
Fpiseopul church. 1'ortland, on
Tuesday evening, June ll'th. Airs.
Harris left here the 3rd of June
to attend Herbert Harris' gradua
tion from Oregon State college.
She will visit friends In McMlnn
villc and Salem before going on
to Portland.
Mr. Richmond and Hon Clyde
spent a few days ut JJiumoml lake
last week enjoying the fishing.
Mr. and Mrs. M. 1'. Carney were
dinner guests at tho J. Y. llirk
holz home last- Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs, I.ouis Salade, Jr.,
and children will leave about June
14th for the east, where they will
spend several months. Mrs. Sa
lade and the children will visit In
Chicane, and Mr. Salailo plans to
Hpond some time in New York.
Their homo here will bo occupied
during tho summer by Mr. and
Mrs. F. H. Cowles. a former valley
family now residing In California.
The Willow Springs district was
well represented in the 1 ! i grad
uating class of Central Point high
school, whose commencement ex
ercises were held Juno 1 st.' Five
members of the class, Frances Par
ker. Harry Klden, William Strauhe,
Geno Ueaines and George Klden,
were from this locality.
"The Willow Springs school closed
on the hint day of May. The teach
ers and pupils enjoyed ft picnic in
Willow creek canyon. n .Mine
1st several local families attended
the county exercises at Ashland,
as there wero several eighth grad
ers graduating from this school.
. Mrs. IjuIu Thurston and Mrs.
Mamie Tucker, who have taught in
the Willow Springs school this
yoar, have been re-elected for the
HC'X-liCifl term of school.
f'W. A. Thompson Is seriously 111
at his home on the Old Stage mail.
He returned from the Sacred Heart
hospital last week.
George and Harry Klden secur
ed positions -at the box factory in
Medford after the closing of school.
They have purchased a Ford coupe
for transportation.
' .Mr. and Mrs. Krncst Denwe left
early in the week for Diamond
lake where Mr. Denwe will bo em
ployed during the season.
John Itlaekford, who has been
attending a mechanics' school in
Portland, has returned to his home
here, having completed bis course.
H. A. DuUuuue Is serving on the
jury at the sessions of court In
Med'nrd thi week.
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WEST POINT CLASS
WF.ST POINT, N. Y., June 8.
William Hall of St. I.ouis.
'htar sprinter, will captain the WeHt
I PiNOt Hack team next seanun.
! Announcement of his election to
f duy folio v.s the choice of Hon
Ziinmermun of F.ugcne, Ore., as
base li 11 captain for 1 U.ft. Hoth
.are all-around athletii; stars, in
' addition to w h I c h Zimmerman
ranks among the highest in Hcho-
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llastle tandlae. Hall has playe.l
' 4 0.A. uAQt-a Anit haS
iuuvuuii 'r
been on the wrestling team, iini
uern:an, U-dde from liw baseball
activities, ! a tar at basketball
and a fooioail player.
ACTOR'S 30 WIFE
rill(.'AIIi). June S. (A'). Tbe '
tblnl wife of Alexander t-'rr, whit
To prtimotr nfr 11 vine, thi Coni-
rrrrltHl, ntl niaitunitt.
ir-bf neon- Sintniuril-
tiulil on Mount Oiul.lo near
San Franri ci.. ami Staiiiinril-I.s
he hi on M treed Hill near
lx Ancrle car It iihlr
Ihnn a himilreil mile.
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was Mawruss" In "Potash . ttiid
Perlmutter etage success, has Bued
1 for divorre here.
' Jln. Chit, who wub Helen Cress
I man, a bathing beauty of the film,
I charges in her suit that her hus
band fled from New York to avoid
paying her J10D u week alimony
I for herself and elKhteeii-monllM
laid child. While he "lunKUirhed
'in luxury'' and Indulh'ed I" "drun
' ken brawls." she charges, she was
obliged to borrow rnilruui! lure
to tnllow him here.
The t'arrs were married ill 1J4.
tlon by a New York court two
months ago. The actor's two for
mer wives were both actresses.
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