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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MATL TRIBUNE, MT-IDEORD. SUNDAY, NOV KM n Kit PACE FIVK $k$J' ' f ... .' Irene DoLosh, 325 South Holly St. Phone 300X or 71 Mg ' ' book reflects Hi.- social lift- of Unit i'tlay mill gave ninny intere.--lilig slue WE'EKLY CALENDAR lislis mi doilies, manners, and Monday , Individuals. Woman's Chorus. Carlton .lames Madison becomes tin' Janes Studio, 7:110 p. m. sailor and hmlinud of the dcligln- tiri'tlter Medford Club lunch- '. fill Dolly an. I not merely the eon, HIllllU dining room. Hotel statesman of history. l.ully'.Mudl- .Medford at 1 o'clock follow- son is portrayed wllh all her cd by business mcutinK. charm and gift of understanding American l.wliiii Auxiliary the busies prc-cnlnoni In position lit tllu Arinoiy. ; and ability. Tuesday ' Mrs. .. J. Ilanby discussed tho I .allies Aid of First Moth- i November - larpcrs" with her odlst church will meet ill tho l usuul contagious interest. She church pallors In the after- , culled particular attention t the 111 , : article, "Muckers rose" by John Ciirl Scouts will have their Thursday Adams in which he nlhlctlc program nt the Itrst pointed out the deplorable modern Methodist church at 7: SO. telency even of well-educated TillH program Is held uvery -t ; persons lo resort to slung and enro- luesdny cvculllR. " 1' -' nance, lit iviks irmpie; ior Klks and their faiuilie. Wednesday i !-ady Klks will meet from '1 Ut G o'clock at the Klks h Tentpte. roininlttue, Mrs. A. ! K. lliihburd. Mrs. h. Iluudy and Mrs. .lessu llmtck. Thursday I ThunksKiviiiK turkey din- nei-H all over tho I'nited States. ' 9 .Mcdford UIkIi 'scliool vs. Menson IUkIi in I'orthind. ! i (iam will he brutuleust over radio. ' American Legion Thanks- , h iflvliii; dance; Oriental tl:ir- -5 : dens. " Friday ' (ienernl Joseph Lane sou- 1 ! i'ty.C A- H. will meet with ' i Miss Lucille Muiray at - ! p. m. Pocahontas dance at 9:00 o'clock. Saturday Missionary Society M. K. church Smith bazaar. In the basement of the church. . J, . & ! ,. SehnlK rt Program Sumlay Hy renter .Mcilfoid ( lub In appreciative and affectionate regard for the memory of Franz Schubert, famous C.r-rinan lyric composer, who is known as the greatest sung writer that ever lived the music and drama department. Greater Medford club, are giving a Schubert program at St. Mark's hall this afternoon, beginning at II o'clock. ; Reel ho veti said, "Ti'uHy Schu bert has m spark of divine Fire." Only a few really recognised Sch- boil's great genius In hiti lifetime, find his name wus not .even fenown by (ho general public' of his day. : ""Many reasons for this have been advanced : One is that he lived during Ike' reign of tho operatic aria, at a time when art bung was not so much appreciated or culti vated as It is ut the prevent time; besides Schubert's artist ic career lasted only about seven years. Had be lived long enough to study and accomplish what he hat! Imped to do. there Is no knowing to what splendid heights he would have risen in every form of composition. Schubert lived only ;il years, yet In these years, devoted to his art. he wrote more than eleven hun dred fimpitsii hm. Of thee near ly six hundred are songs, the most ' beautiful i hut have ever been written, and as fresh and vital a:- the day they emanated from the t composer's : brain. Three of his greatest Bongs and perhaps his best known will he on this afternoon's program: "The Serenade." "Ave, Maria." and VWho Ih Sylvia V" The entire program is as .fol lows. Mrs. II. C. Williamson, chair man of the music and drama de partment, presiding "Schulierl. the Man and the Mu- .ician," Mrs. Jonas Wohl. Solos Whn' tenor., "Serenade." and "Who , Is Sylvia?" Mr. Mcrland Telcfson. ! Solos for contralto, "Hark, hark the lark." "Ileallt and Ihe Maid en." "l)u Hist de ltulie," Mrs. II ( . ,o O I llOllf, JIO, I . noioK. ior puino. 'impronipiu in , A llal." "Impromptu In l: Kbit," 1 ..n... .. .. .. ........ . ... ... i ine r-cji, ncnuoeit j.iskl .Mr. Harold Flayen Anderson. r-oios lorioim. liounu ljunce, and "Ave, Maria." .Mr. Carton ! Janes. Accompanists will lie Miss Ks- tiler Church. Mrs Wllliri msioi iiml' Mrs. Janes. ' -- : ...r. anu .Mrs. r .. . uoremus ; altenilcd the r.erkeley-Mantoru football gaine in Berkeley Salur-, day. Mr. Doremus will return next week and Mrs. DorcmiiH. ; Wed in Callfoniia after spending some time in ' Coming as a surprise lo their santa ltarbara will go to New' .Medford friends was ihe marriage York for the balance of the win-; of .Miss Wrn DmiaMsoii of Oak ler. 1 laml. and Kdward C t-hultz or 4 I-ak' port. Calif., which took place II..s l..'.e.vsl'i..B Af.crmH,,. i The Wcdnefjjay Study club held . its regular nu'etlng on Aovemoer I' I In the lltirary. After the business meeting the i second of the programs on "Karly America" was given. The first ' number consisted of a review by j .Mrs. It. It., Hammond cf Joseph j x Hergeshelmei-'s latest bouk entitled "Ciuict Cii!e." This is a fascinating book with ii remarkable det;ci lp-. Hon of nine American cities as they ' existed In l'fitt and up to the I'.e- , construction period. In describing each of the nine the niithnr -rni inadvor- tently to bo drawlnu a vivid buck ground fort" the nine deliirhtful stoi l-s. Hut upon afteitho'n;! ono realized the. skill with which Ir haw presented the- problem tli at confronted our early statesmen of unifying these si-attt red communt rlw thai dlffereil m In lntrrr.it and Mlivironmenl. 1 iinvironnieiit. Mrs. John crews save a mn vnt'Ttahilng review- nf the book. ; "Dolly Madison," by Deunc. This . less Knglish and the resultant lack ui anility to draw a concise ami iiiuitoiii aohlc word nieiine of :mv- ; thins, file asked her hearers to ; remember his remark that "Slov enly laimujine corrodes the tniiut." The next meeting of the club Will he oil December fifth. Kev. V. H. tlatiiilton, whn has been ill with a severe cold is bet ter and expects to conduct serv- i ices at the Kpfscopal church to- ! day. ' ! i Royal Neighbors ami .Modern Wot dmcn .Meet The XovemhiT Joint social meet Iiik of .Modern AVoodmen and , . , Royal Neighbors was hold the evening, tho on account "i" sickne.s and a number of the Neighbors and Woodmen being out of town the attendance was not as M is. I . I. Themas and daugh ters Miss N j-;!i::a belli and Helen, left Saturday for San Francisco, where they will make their home. 1 Miss I lelen will enter .Nurses j Training hospital. Mrs. T. E. Ellison Hostess W oman's Relief Corps The Women's Itellef Corps had a social afternoon at tho home of Mrs. Thomas Ii. Killson on West Tenth street. A social afternoon was spent after which refresh ments were served. Sixteen hid leu were present. The Country MinlMer." CaM I jiicrtalni d hy Mi's. Iverson. .urs. ..Ofiwn .-iin.-iiuun.-u ii"' .youns iMjople who ''1' "l..l:..:tl.": , . . . . . ," ,. muun lime ami wim k, unvuni man- ins 1 no p:ay a success. ne pro- eds are for the .Missionary so- clety of the resbytcrian church The play will be presented nest Tuesday even.K Mr. and M-trc. Blower of . ., . .... ,- ,, eiety of the Presbyterian church. i .... . 1 .i f.... i.- m ii.. i. la rife as exnecieti. r " iv............ .,- ... .... ltott hi 1 uhiv(n,' im- n.n . noon was no t'rnv ot the nome ? ' - " " ..niiiMt.L- in,, niiiiiiiiiiHliiii .1,-u-.. P'e niatie up l ie cast ot en ir- . " lunueiice 01 ine .ieuiei lain- - - - postponed until December ldlh ""' membership v and Ihe use or their cvral lnS ,1'V !' Tlllle followed bv I hcn Ashland eamp Is piepaiinj,- .'''''',''!!.' ''pV'l'f,V,'V .Vr.'.0'!,',',1 H,.In,id Humphreys as Itev. 1 wealth, in the development and" "V lr. Taylor. Hcv- J, l..r a very InlerestiiiK ineeliu!?, . " "- ' : Kalpll lliderwood: Henry Niede-i eneauniKeiiienl of Klorenline elll- 'n11 mlm"ln Papers wile lean. jfo T ' " it.......... ii,,... m ,....t,....i , t iii-r. ult.. uit..it-...i ...........1.... . iiy oiiimi'iii iin'iiH'crn ui ine m - , . d,n of Ulaloe,;; -KZ;"rn of Mr. and Mrs. O. V. Myers dur- in, tin. i.,t MI-..L- Mrs m.iwiT ... nd .Mrs. uu: den are sinr.s 01 .ir.!'im e ine .parents 01 a nany Myers Jackson County Health Unit Kian nristma. ocai unve. Tho .Medford commiltee M tho Jackson Coimtv Health full met with Mrs. Hubert llrowne on Thursday ufteinoou. Plans for the Christmas Seal driv were discuss- cd. Wink was done on tho sjlow wimlow display to he held at .-.... . . Mann's department store. Twelve I metnhei'S wcru pi-seut. Thanksgiving Dance At Otiental Gardens The ThanlisivinK Hall, lo hu of I ho ; civoa by tho local post i American Legion for the benefit of tho drum corpH will ho staged i.. r-,.i i i. ..ii 1... urn uuenia i uaii room a. in , v.i,in,i Tim nl'fulr Is exnect. . ..i,.i ,.iu.,i.. . i... A,.,,,isTiee : day dance whleli was largely tit- - J . - tended and proved n 'most enjoy- ,.,,, ,.,,,. r,. ,,1K ,lr,.s,.t The many friends of Mr. II. D. Corlles will be glad lo know he Is I ... .1 In li..,ilth i.fi..e no Illness ..r i ....,. Iu ,.1.1.. .,. bo up and around. He is making his home with Mr. and Mrs. r. -M. corlles on South Laurel street. rorlnrrMe.lfi.nl Topic ' Mrs. s'chuiu'ls a'sisier of Mrs. Floyd Young, of IVrrydale district, .Aieotoro. mk' pniuaieo fiuni Medford hluh school, al the Sacred Heart hospital. Since leav- lug .Medfonshe has been ashoeiat- ed with the Providence hospital ut Oakland. Mr. Sehultx formerly owned thc Oakdale Grocery and was proprle- tor of the Hotel Holland Cafe. Mi, and Mrs. Sehultz will reside In Tikeport. Calif., where Mr. Schultfc Is In business. T ' 1 fJ 1-veiltof I hlil-Mlay The W. at the Y. attendance, ... 1 ( . A. with a good , ti ......,..t 1 i in- MirruiiK -'" with a W. C. T. I". song, followiil by devollenal exercises. Mrs. Me- Donald outlined her program to. the coming year, eom.nenein? with a chrl.tn.as meeting. Decr-niber 18. rl" i-iiom u. i;...- an lnnl.lnB n..re on the relit- i tinnship of e.luentlnn to the crime situation. He Illustrated his taikeiea dl-h supper on TlmrsdayJ by refenmee to the JJeAutreniont brothers, Hickman, I.oeh ami l.eo polil. the latter two being avowed atheists. I lev. Notiwhk stressed the Importance of kIvIiik youth the i-li:ht type of training. The. menilii'is whowetl their apprecia tion by a rlsinc vote of thanks. .Murray llntrss V. A. It. on l'Htlay .M ins f.ucite Murray will he hw ti.-j .. ii,., lunmiiiirM of thn loKi'iih Lane society of the i:hildven of ; American Hevolutloll on Krhlav . !l-t..i-tin.iti itt ii it i .it lu r limne i ouWest Kleventh street. Mr. nml Mrs. II. C Hanson and smuil sons left Saturday for; San Francesco to spend Thanks-. .-Hi,, Kek with Mrs. llansen Mr. and Mrs. Chus. 1 parents, Isaac. American Legion Auxiliary t-iivi'rel IHsh Sapper Plans for the covered-dish up pr to he f;ivcn Monday night. No vein her lith. hy the American f.'fon Auxiliary are well under way, and promises to be one of the most ,-"M,v w,-.ej auue , , ...h. enjoyable Legion affar of theitUl'' , . ' . V i i 1 j Htru ?l,lv,HOl, wm MM l" rp., , ,,v ,,.tii f,,,iwii read all the text for each lesson. eai. The AuMllao will furnish MMe .Tendm' Aswa-Uitlou m1h Frederick lohnmn dfs tlie meal, bread and butter, while ,. , Mwl Xt.x. u..,.k , , J,,"ns"n Mls: , ,,.,., i,,.u !i, , . eusned Masm-clo, Fra Angelieo and aiis. seaiiopeu potatoes. dukpu beans, pie. cuke. etc. Many ssur-; prises are In store for all Legion ! naires and Auxiliary members who r, .... 1., ... i. i.,t. i.i.. . , 0:30. the Auxiliary will hold tl.eir; rccular bu-lnesH meetlnir at which i i.f, .., '. r ... . r:;.,"r , I , . . bring them to this meeting. Dues for ItiJfl are acceptable at this time. All visiting Legion and Auxill- ary members are Invited to at.cn.l this rovcred-dlsh supper, and will be most welcome. Miss .Tuanltu N.nttng and Mrs. ; Falls, were visitors todnj anions -the Medford Miss Nutting spent M r. and Mrs. M. L. Nutting. ' I Klks W III Have I Hard Time Dance Fxtenslve lans are being made KV tli 0.,11 nin llr.i fn- tln on. j nun I luml-limc. eoslumo- dance I furnish music for Ihe occasion. ....... .............. T iimu r.ms u u ........ .... . , n i.i ...ect eimesoay The Flks laliie Will meet ed - , nesdny afternoon from nesday afurnoon from S to 5. . commlllee , cha.Ke: Mrs. A. C Hubbard, Mrs. Louis lundy an , nd re hn"' "" ' . ' . su un. uis. , come. . 1 Mr. atnl Mrs ll:ii-i.l,l lhi:- of ...... . ... . . . J boy born November llllh. Mrs. i .'iieI...Ki'a 1?" - - " nf Or and Mrs It V rian.-v i ' Llam: .In-lison rnmit-Trncliers llnvo .McciIiib. j A very interesting nu etliiK of I the Jackson I'.-T. A. was held n. ;lhe school Friday at 3 p. m. ' The lollowlmt program Vas eve: Miss Di-Ikkh Kave a dem - oust rat ion In silent readlnt:, uslni the l-A class n.i subjects, and ;e.daincd ihu usa of silent read- 'Im.-. Hook reviews were Klven hy iVern Campbell ..nd Jack Ileath - I i,,olp . , i ... nuemV wcrn recited bv i . P"' ms. nciq i..in.u oy , xVahnela Wllsoro nnd . . .. "Huts' Off" was given I'riii.i.Mitti no, I inniini I : vmona ti.. i. ......... !..,. ...... ll(...m,.n gave Longfellow's poem ' Hla- waihi's Chickens" A discussion of free text books was then heard. Then .Mr. lledrick gave a very lntercsl:ng talk on come ot the features of the school system.. ', ""I', """l" ' ", .. . , ,,. .Mrs. rnyiors room got me fag for the month. The meeting adjourned and a1 social hour was spent in the lower hall M'llCl'O re fresh me uts served , ...... . j...i . -.. ..p . . . o,h.t .u turned home this past week from the north. They attended the Ore - !" "' r,nl' ""' ,of , ori-nii looioiui gano; in vuituihb, also the Medford hlh school vs. . .. , . l.e , J miles game at The Dulles, ;iVlid vilsted In Portland a few day.. . ; I Surprise Parly . lli.ui.rli.g l.ouble llirtliday. .... km , v..e,ber Il K. a surprise parly was given for Mls Margueiile McAllister ana !MIs Mary C'onenl.ei - 111 honor ii'.f .heir birlhdays. The evening was sp.jnt In dancing nnd pep u,lt.. ', ,,. ... fre!.nienls were served by Mr. """"unced next bourd meeting e : McAllister - cember 4th. Mrs. Hhepherd re- i' Those InvUcl -er: oni,nlnK the avl'.le nrt Mart'iierlt niw g. McAllister. Mary Con- Ijiura llrurv. r.arbarn Helen .McAllister nnd Mrs. I .rury. Ada Vromi.ll. Messrs Alan Ilea-: (in ,,ltL, oInh Applegnto i ' ..,, ,', ,...,. miner.' ( Just oiks ( Imc i-.ii.eiuiiii iii.MMn.. The .in-t Polk, circle enter- tnl.ied tin Ir husbands wllh a eov- v.tnliitf, November 112. in the hmvh ixirlut'M. Covers wore placet! f sixty. Keverend ami Mrs. ta mom) Ueoc were liestF r uie . urn. ine lame was ai- micmoiy ueciraiei wun y-uo and white ehi ysuntheimuns ami How tapers. Kjllowim; tho dtnfler' Kovercml Keen uavo an i;itere-tin talk. A coin mimical ion was rm from Mrs. K. .1.- Xewm.tn In whh-h wh- MH oU h't nppreelatlon for tno kiuilness the club had extended lu nvi nwmts "cr uiuess. to he Nlltlli ons contests and games j were enjoyed. eluded: Mrs. (!. o. Humphrey, -Mrs. K. V. Kwee.land. Mrs. t . 1-oon- ' nnl. Kntprlaininent committee; Mrs. William llalloway. . :..rs. I'., W. .Sim and Mrs. S. K. Xlch- Mr. and Mrs. tieorge lloherts. Mr. and Mrs. lialph Hardwell and ' Robert AW Ruhl are aming the: Mt'dford people who attended the : t.'a 1 1 f u r n I a vs. St a n f o rd fnLllinn trular meeting of the jukatm County association wall home of Mrs. ne neia at uio tho , r. j . Amspoaer i December C at mi Wednesday, I . , ; a "' l'"-M-nll Junior lllch Si-lmol 'The Country Minister." will bo ...... ,. . , , esemcu next l uesuny evening. Putney, firegory Heath; Samuel ; Steele. Timothy llodd; Iee Van; ' A usda 1 e. W 1 1 lia m 1 1 ewy, i MeColbim as il'len and Ruth Uurlfgh; 1 i. iv.,,i, . i.vi iwi- ! ,,. (!nin))y ,.;. JIu,,e ,..,.,. i,, ...... ,.m..., f.,,,.. ior. ' , Vmikfn ' . I Between acts. Miss Melon AVil- "I "l ' 11 .. " ; """.the way ..Mia. ,. -idnn,i in mm- reading. have so willingly given llvir time tor the play have, been rehears ing under the dlr ' proceeds an W. S. Ciilmm-e, The for tlv unit in ut hip itiiniuiuuj toeiei ot me riPfti.juM.iiu v uu ! ' ,,,, T- ''loft that' future building would 1 ,,, ,.,. nf ,.-,t:M r etch - Mntrx li.M-e in Medt'iil-il each lllOllll Inss here In Medtord each mom II , .--r.- -- iini'iti.p tii u'lnifi 11 ml Mi.rimr Tho .... .... .... . ...... : . ,' . , . , . ; " " t i, o ' f 1 )Wlt'ea mm h,terest.nK, ot those exhl - ' ,,.,.. .nnnnilv shown n t onu u- i p i nr. annua lv snown " li'i-iim-ivfo wnn ineiro. iKM-seiev. Kuetie. the Portland Art Inst I- .....I tli.. ilvfjllv .if Wash - - - HlgiOll. ' 'rim riri .f iliowe ovhibi t ions .rimmed dinner set by their .... rt rat f1'3 .neiiioio uuhuiiik. iiiu ! w-k In December. There will be seven oil paintiiiKs nnd thirty ! water colors all by Hobcrt Hal- lowcll. whose paintings have been , extensively exhibited and sold in ithe east. Ills work Is modern but not extrmno and includes sub - iJects from Frnneo. Spain and Italy. Mrs. (iiDi'KO liorni'Mi Kiiterlalns ilc.uorinit House finest Mrs. CleolKe llorncm enterlallled 1 "card party Friday evening November lOtli In honor ot her Mrs. 1 'at Dally or nunsmuir. , " ,.,,,lsllce week. . Amone those nresenl were: Miss' llul" 5""'li' Kvelynne llold- ison. .Mrs. Lee W also... Mrs. ( Imrles ; Wliiscnnnt Mrs. Put Dally and Mr. . ---- - . - :",u ' vt.,,,,1)K A,,v...-sary will. 1)1... ut Party Mr. and Mrs. Charles II. Murray colebroled their SIU wedding .. - nlversary Sunday. November lth...orlhv c.uga am dcservlll.-t of the', - ..,,,, ., (lll.w,.v .ilnner at ihelr home . .. ...... .. on Mu,;n,y -,.., .... . Mn,fnrrl fol. thc mHt twt.nty yt.arH and huVC t made many friends who extend, best wishes for- happiness. Mrs. . ! .uunuy in iu uuu .u. .nuuu) in t " i : u V.'. ' c. Mur'i .iii-i. i. i4. iiiinf, jii. uuu .inn. ray. Mr. and Mrs. Gardner .. .' ..lit or .own ciieslK were Air. anu ; ,... , ..,.., . iw. : .7. , j Mr.1 and Mrs. J. J. Itlackburn, or I To.nlo, Cunudn. !..... .- "777 , Well'Iikin Cliu(tir Covered '"" TUurwInjr I After u few well chosen words of 1 welcome by Mrs. ll.lrd. president I "f "lc thu secretary, Mrs. Krederlek Johnson, gave the reporl i of the last chapter meeting, an i exhibits that Medford could hnvc ; "U1 lng ine w inter una spring. John Crews called atten- t'"" t the fact Hint ls2 was "HtunrL Centoni.r-." tillbert Httmrt being America's most Important ' ! "old master" und hnvlt.g produced tlis bruit loved nnrtrnlt of Ceorire Wnshlngton in existence today In :,,t,m mii.com. flumrt, it will he remembered, WH, .. pupil, when In Ixndon, of" kindly took pun In the prog- t. the American ait- 1st who cuceoeded Joshua U. n- olN as president of acuih iny. the lU-yal h as ufin. u, returned to AinerU i in lTt.i lint In m: n mi-.) AVashlnutoa for a t-iiter and exe cuted two commissions, one for each of the twin capitals, one to he huiiK In tho slate house of Prov idence and ono In New York. After this, for the next 3 ears. Stuart was rarely without an or- der for a portrait of tho "Father r ! itri-" in f n-i ii A.ii ed the Wai-hliiKloti commission his Slim ioh," and executed thebe '"'J!'" , , , , " " 'K " ''"i"l'" ' Mu.u t k paiutluKs this ''" ,"""wlnK about Sim exa.nides. '"te eollectoiK have, paid f,,r w'"'li .,,, ,:,.,, ,,.,. ,',u f tlp'se are being lent for the ccn lenary exhibition. Mrs. Janms Collins, supervisor pave a clever and rather humor OllH lll,l.,n r .h.. unl.WU M I,,., .-..--j- , ...... .. ,xni iiM, Llppl. showing careful preparation and comprehensive .mndy She depicted the advance M:;e- accio made In the teehnle of paint . tin-, i in- rHi ii nai iia uiy 01 r ra Anso lo. h work and si. wed how M.lppl s life Influenced his art. Myron Uoot pv, a review .if tli.. iiK.iu ,.r n l.i.-i.. .t.. v. n ; their masterpieees (copies). pointed out points of interest In ; each. , Mr. Louis Humplirrvs" Medford's i 1 1 i.i. ..... ... ...... , !A c e," ," " and w Is very c ear 1 . .. .. . .. i .,.' " , , , ti ' ' to the beautiful as well nl lu eontructlon. . us mnet As he spoke, in an easy com- i .prehensive manner, Illustrated l his ldea,s by means of free hand .drawings, showing location ',,..,, .i.-i., per T, , , .1 ' ... , , - . . , . , ' W ''I'H"B ' , '"""-" ....',..t i it,..i. ,,.,.,1.11.11 celebrated their goiuen w eduint. ,.. ,. . ,...,. . ,.,, ',. i.-,,,,.,, hi,,)....,.,. 'Mi,t,M.,lx. V...1 ' vcmber 24. 11.211. The family re - union . was eon, !e. exeep, fo. - ,n absence ol Mrs. E. M. U.mb jand family .., lhlWnB Urocn. Oho. . umo. . Tho was profusely decora - ieo wun troiuen e i-vsaiuiiemums. and other gulden blossoms, ami . Hidden 4-aiul li-sl li-ks w h i favors - , . . . . . ; ,w '"i"'"!1" io- iiii-i hum ' " t ess were iiioseiii nl w.th ii Kobl - ' ..I. it,,-.... ..H.I.J...-II. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Howell and child - ren. Mrs. Jessie Minnear mid fani - y, ji,-. ami Mrs. John 11. Daruy; jr. and Mrs. I.nelus Uoblnson and j family. Mr. nnd Mrs. Tom Diu by ' and family, Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Vnrhy ,, family, and Mr. and Mrs. lnn Darby and family. L'egion Thank. giving Ball un Tnursaay Night One ot tllO big OVenlB . Of the Thanksgiving season Ik tho Amor- j iciin Legion Thanksgiving hull to i lake place nl the Orlontal tiur- iw.vl Tl ,1, .,..,!,., I Tl... Committee ln chuivio Is strlvim; to nut on a holiday narlv lhat will! ocllpso even tho roeoiit Ariulstlee bull, and a good time Is assured nil who nllend Kplc idld music . - - - . - , " "- ." " a feature of the evening. Pro - ceods of the affair will be used : to hell) defray the ex-pense of glv - lng Medford a prizo-wlnnlng drum i ,.,.,, Il(.xt y0r. This is moxt . ' . . . ' ' Zt i ..m, . """"" ' Social Events of Church Societies , VllUlvil UUlICUvD I - ' " I . , The ladies AM society or mc FlrHt A, K phu(.h will meet Tue- - - .T.., ' iurnoon in urn i-nuvn par- ; i..... i ... u , . ,. ...... ... i . . .. . .. .,, inmpoe.., o, i.ie r-.o., J di-do will present a very interest. ! Ing prog. uui. Hefreshmenls always .served. Vlsllors heartily n-elcomed. The lllble class of the P. esby-; terlnn church will not, on account ( f , much existing sickncfH. hold, ; tlw Ii- regular monlhly social meet- lng this week but exact date of j meeting will be announced Inter. i The Woman's ussoelallon of tl'" Pre. bylerlnn church, Oct. ami Nov. divisions, with Mrs. A. .1. IlHnhv noil Mrs llowiinl Dvnan as chairmen gave a Thanksgiving fes - 1 1 vii I Thursday nfteinonn anil eve- nlng 1 This was a success both socially i and financially.' nnd Mm Unnhy I nnd Mrs. Uynan wish to thank e.ieh and even" member who eon- trinutefi towards the instivui run- ! er in work or nrtlfles for sale. I"h- peolnlly do Ihey thank ahose who Henjumln W ram kIvcii hi Ihe evening. Kwry luiml.er wun splendid Mai-y-Manha ircle llaxe Miftin The Mary-.Marllia Circle of the Kirst .Methodist church met Tues day afternoon in the church par lors. t After the reKtilar uuslness meeting a reception was held for Mrs. J . 1. Thomas who left this, week to make her home in Cal-' ifornia. Kevereud Raymond Ucoh iravu, " lntete.stinK hoitk review, Mrs., I'aske King two soloi which were very much appreciated. ' l ib! Side li clc Mcihodi-l ( hurcli Mci-llnu The ICast Side circle of the Klrsl M. K. church, met with Mrs. K. t'. Koppen. SL'l Kast .lai'kson .street. Tuesday afternoon, Mrs. K I I a ; ''"''' uesldlnK and the followinK ! program was rendered: Song, : "What I'rlend We Have In Jesus." Mrs. Riley I). Henson of- j hership and attendance of serv ferlng prayer at the close of the lees, with a deepening of Interest l.llulllnuu ll.nn. M ..u W I. ...... I 111.. ' ' ' ' ' " ' ' " 1 ' I...M omliicted a very Interesting , guessing contest. During- tlie social hour Koppen, assisted hy Mrs. A. L man, served refreshments. Mrs. ' , l.y -Mi-s. W. .MrCulston Hostess Missionary Society Th M issionarv Society of the M. K. church South met at t ho home of Mrs. W. C, McCulston' i .ikwii -wki-i, hm mni . i.T"lM- social meetlUK luwday, afternoon. .Noycmbcr in. Mrs. iTIllic was the leader for the aft-, ernoin. The Inn in foi llin after , ' I'fre.Hhmenis were serve ! i at the i tuse nf Ilii ineetlmr. 1'hM next meeting of the society will be the business meeting to be held on the First Tuesday in Decem ber. A baxaar will be held by the holies of tho soefety in the base- 1 '" of lliu vMmvh on Saturday December 1. A lunch will also j 'Mi-s. W. Davis Kiilertalns Rapt 1st Church Auxiliary ', The Womans Auxiliary of the . First Itaptist church met hi busi- il ess session at tho home of Mrs. Wm. Davis, corner of Eleventh South Centrul 011 J uesuu) , Xi:;;!ll,!''iL ln (.hnrue Ihe meeting was in cnaii,o , , 1- ; and opened by all hus Saviour. Pilot Me.1 i..f -f.-u lb.viu .. .,..0111 toin.i 'posed by Marina llurr when nlnoj" , ;1' evlcllon, l.ls . Mrs "' .' v......, 1 on tig. lion can oy iiuoiauuns ,,,,. INoilinn business Wll thon . taken up and commlllee report j :Klven. fill of 1,UU were mosti eneouraKlnif. sIiowVpk activity and .Merest .,, the meml.ers The IsluKan. "OreBoil a Unlit house for i-o..i... .j. llho KillKdom of flod " was em- i "v . e.---.. ; wane, announceu mm um "wiug pieoe rt-pi'iuvo hi oio v,, 't ,.i tmu- t oiv Mas - - ll'T to flilnn and reflect more of tho Jesus in my dally life than ever neinre. - j Tho repetition of the Lord s i prayer closed the meellnjr. A lehoorful social hour followed qui - Inn which refreshments were l"1V1'" by Mrs. l'",1Y, ' Mrs. ! Icnilli(t and .Mis. .1. tno- l":1. . exini reaiure neinR rue n'mni.ai is, oi uemious p.o,,w m i:fcrcd tho Kti'ests. ; . j TJ- .uoy ., ,., ut : M , Mln)()( f(). ,he ,ont.tit I J ,h'u 11(JW ,.,,. ,.,,. .)W under construction reached an! 1 ,',. ,.nlux ittst nKhti , wuH cr0WlU.d wllh , residenls und Hnturdny night ! """V0""?- .... .. . . .. '".e front window, set will, 'ne iio'ini inn im.ttMiiiifi ii'oir r iki beautiful (tO-potind fruit model of the new church, and, an arrangement of fancy novel-1 ties, nttracted a number of local people during the three days of the bazaar. An elaborate assortment of hand 'i : . ; !n.TM. .n nlniin ! unmuLiu unL.ni in - TTnnTP unw MimMUioiviHm work, and other ( hrlstinas sug-, T, wrti,er contlnurii clear irentlons were sold by members ofi.,. i ir... ...wi r,, work, and other Christinas sug ilm mirish c iubn. Lunches were - : ... . ... .. !a,t'0 'rvt"1 '"lu,,m u,"' Wllb'h contributed to the finunctui .nuoo v. ..... TURKEY FEED FOR LEGION SESSION Kverv member of the American TAiKlon Is urged to attend tumor, I row nKiit's meeting ut the Arm 1 ory. A. turkey .dinner will bo f u. a-'in , ..w tin. f.n.lleu 1 Auxiliary with plenty of "good put." ior nverv huiigrv velerull. Aflnr lb., feed holh ....lis will rn- pr tdr own iiunrtcrs for the i rn.uliir unml.tnnnthlv meetings. j Some interesting reports on thejwhlch slatted last night In the t .,,nlnn ilrom corns. Ihe Armistice haiemei.i of V. V. Wnolworlh's )ny celebration and tuttiro artlvl- w... nfl ninde during the lx- ' tlon session and every Legion - jnnlre should bo present. j M BE PASTOR The Kev. Henry C. Kunk. P. U. I)., who assumes charge of Zio.n Lutheran church, December I, conies to Medford with an enviable record. hi Shelby. Ohio, an old obstin ate debt wuk cancelled In a few months after his arrival due to his clear sighted aggressiveness; parsonaw was built and paid for fine pipe organ installed: th congregation grew raiildlv in inem- M llll P-IIHlll 111.'. Coming to California to assume charge of the work lu Sacra mento it lid under his leadership so-.. ti' - Rev. Henry C. Funk, Ph. 0. the congregation prospered be yond all expectations. While in tlint Ml lw. ilu iM Mmlnni.t In Itu Bcncrnl' rellKlous activities, nnd was elected head of tho )nls,ev. hil l.'ntou. In Cilendale, from which work he comes to Medfonl, he took ., . ' ' ... ..' ... .7. " tho worUyimd erected n 450, - ' Mj;0!:i;:iBtloii and greatly developeil tho le." Prayer ! yun 1,fflle'8 work. ;. ; , , ; ' : oo'ro miiicuue, imiiu 110 unj coiikio ui .: r luiR im point iti' pi I'm ocr, Ih .delivery ; and Hons havo i lorceiui ami couviiiciuk : sermons on rlvlc imnslloiiK hnvo . - --- , , rvHUlled in much good a I on.',' prnc- I lWaV II,1CS- AREAS RECENTLY FIX NEW LIGHTS I mm nrninniT school ago. Periodical medical examination Is given to prevent Mirny new slroot llghta hnvo Illness. Infant feeding problems been installed recently In vnrlotu. , are given peclal attention. '- nelKhhorhoods In responsii to pe- A history of tho children Is kopt tlllons lioei'ud by tho cltv conn-1 on record that the examining doc cH, nml more nro to bo Initialled, tor may hnvo a background on art scarcely a clly council mooting , which to puss his conclusions- lu Is held but what petitions aro ra-i each particular enso, and for Hub cnlved rniiueidlng new lights atjscquent exumlnutlons in this various places, nnd utter an In-; growth nnd development. For ln vaHllKullun discloses Hint they ara ; ntiiuee: Cortnln dufects aro traeod needed, the petitions are grunted. . to dlseuseH such as scarlet fovor. In nddltU.ll to II light bctnu 111-1 whrionifiLr enliirb . . rllothnrb. fto,. ( slulled nt the high school, tilno.;and it Is necessary for tho phy- leon oinor new iignts were itiHtull- od In the city on various stroets iy city iMcciiiciiin itiiiniiaigor on lust Friday, which will make as ! ninny neighborhoods brighter al ! ''- , , ' , , - 1 "' ". pmceo on ine following streets: Ivy, Park, Peach, Newlon, tlrnpc. Oakdnle. AMm- Jaekaon. Wnshlngton, Onk, Ashlund. Crnler Ijili.i, Holly, Main, Pei1IISVlVfl.il... .1 ft . If H n .1 '.Iril.if - i . - I. Pin DRIFTS ill,p' Leland N. Hinlth eame up this ...- , tl, .. h Hiv nrmi erty. I There will he n Thanksgiving ; program nt the Mt. I'itt school j W'ednuKiluy, 1 p. m. I (Ins und Hob Edmundson are ! doing mulnteiinnco work on the jcump road. Camp No. 2 Is gradually clos lug down. ! Mike llanley and Andrews were (up Friday on business. .Mr. unci Mis. Ton. Htunley went out Wednesday to Mrs, Hli.nley's mother. Mrs. t'ruelt nt , Kaglo Point. , , r'J ML",I;X' N' .v- ; r,v"lv0 firemen were In n Hospital to.lny. one or tnem in a critical : condition, and 8S others received I medical nld nfter fighting n fire -on..-i..-ceni siore una ournea ior nine hours before it was controlled. , The damage was eslli.Mled at tjO.i.'.Of). CARRIES BAG OF PRUNES TO MAMA Hi- might have been Santa Claus lu dij-Kiiise. He woulant su Any way, he had a flowing white beard, a face as brown as a berry, nnd lively brown eyes that seemed to bp set in perpetual motion. Folks around the Southern Pa cific station guessed his age to bo . any .vhere from 70 to S5, and ended up their round of conjecture by 1 saying. 'Still, I don't know ho 1 might be any age." So lie took on the aspect of a mystery man, and his audience grew as he loaded a hugo sack of dried prunes onto his back, hoisted a box of foodstuffs under hla left : arm and proceeded - with tliem down the track. Here, ho deposit ed them opposlto the train plat form, and went back Into the sta tion for the rest of his supplies. A reporter ventured up to him and put a number of uuestlons, most of which brought only echoes. "What Is your name?" Tho brown eyes laughed and n pointed forefinger rested for a second over, t the beared mouth. "Where are you going?" Tho brown eyes' grew darker with mys- tery and the mouth parted for a second before uttering a sound. ; Then: "Where Pin going will not in lerest you. Hut they'll be the hap piest people in the world when I j arrive. . t "Who do you mean by they?" j No answer th mystery man twisted a rope around another sack 1 of foodstuffs and started ont fho door. Two reporlerw pnrsiiPd hint I down the track. Ho deposited this I armload of food supplies upon tho train platform. ' . i t Ueturning to the' former load. he almost bumped Into his Inter rogator. His eyes flashed and h "'"vo',1 "' '"s forcefully l,ruBl, : '' ' t'Kl clearnit tl.0 way. Then he jumped up and cllekot his heels together In tho air. a!, "U 'om wlfo that you're go- rlmr to?" he was asked. 1 "Nq my-mamma." he said . In a ! H 4nv. wni vm Ami then hi u.oll. ! llct; jJUVwomlrr what he meant, 1 ' rT"'..; " "'' ' ' 1 j I J 1 II ' i Tliu outHtanillnB thing In tho i liunllh work of tho county at tho ; presold time Is tho development und working out of the clinics ; tho main object of which In the : promotion of hoalth In children, i It Includes advice to parents re garding health habits, proper food- Ing and problems incidental to tho , II.V O. IIIU IU1IU t.UUI . If 11 LU . IU i . ... . . i. .. v. 1 1 .1 r ki.u ... sicluli to know what diseases if i uny Ihe child has had In Its life. ! Height, and weiRht of ' tho child j is kept. Kxamlnutlon is nittde and records kopt of eyes, ears, nose. throat, l.eurt, lungs, skin and gen- oral lormallon Tho clinic Is primarily for the child not having the bcnoflt of tho ' supervision of a roguliir phyniolou j but all children aro referred. u-linrn f.nA to .....tntl.cut 7"," Z m... VJ ' to the private physician; The clinic service Is Ire a In. ev ery respect. Tho holding of the clinics has becomo a fixed and regular rou tine and the health unit has am Lilians to Incrunsu them to include outlying districts. Mothers - .have shown surprising Interest! In the baby clinics and tho dental clinics have mora than they can handle. Sidelights of the Clinic. : ' Dr. Mulhollund, to small : child at dontul clinic: "Well my child, have yon over been to 3 dontlet boforo?" .... Small Child: "No sir, cause my mother said she would lots rather huvo mo wait fur you than go to . a real dentist." Dr. Mulhollund, examining u set of Very poorly' cured for teeth: "So you want your teeth cleaned, my boy! How of tan do you brush Ihem yourself?" , ' Small boy: "Twice n day sir." Dr. Mulhollund: "Twice a day. eh! And hnvo you a good tooth brush to do tho Job?" Small boy: "No sir, l never did havo any tooth brush, and I quit when school closed In June, anyhow." PORTLAND, Nor. .14. (t s College of Idaho won from LWi- , neio college noro toauy ji xo . I The ldnho team .eoved touob- downs . In the third and fourth periods.