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rAum klx. MM1FORD MAIL TRIBUNE. fEDFORD, ORKfiOV. MOKPAY, DECEMBER 3, 1928 I BE HELD I KAGI.B POINT, Ore.. Dec. 3. (.Special.) On Tuesday, December 4, the Grange will hold Its regular Hhly meetinK at which lime annual elecllJn of officer- will! mom the he held. All officers and members should be on time as this premises to be a lengthy and Interesting meeting. Karl Kmc!) and H. A. Wcidinan fixed the church belt today, so once inure we shall hear the clear ring ing fell on Sunday morning. On Friday af;ernoon a band of cattle passed through our town, be longing to tlio canal company. They were coming in from the hilln. Mr. Urophy was In charge, three other riders assisting. Sain Johnson and Hill Ilolbrook were in our town Friday afleiiiiMHi, Our hustling barber, Krnest Da hack of the Oasis service station. botween. shaving men, curling la dles' hair, pumping gas. grinding agates and repairing automobiles. Is busy preparing un onion bed. Mr. and Mr. John Under splint Thniikxglvhig day and took dinner with Mr. Under' sister, Mrs. Geo. Garrett, at Medfurd. John Itagsdale. the blind store keeper In the .Sinclair garage. Is building up a nice little huxlncHs and hns lately moved Into his new home adjoining the Sinclair prop erty on the Crater I-ako highway. On Decern her 8 1 h 1 he G ra nge wilt give one of Its notable dunces, j The home economics conunltiee, which Is In charge of the supper, Is noted for Its excellent eats. Tho following program was pre pared Wednesday afternoon nt the grammar school to celebrate Thanksgiving: Ilecllatlon, "The First Thanks giving Day" Jackie Vnughan, Thankful poem I-uelln Hinftli. I'laylet. "Fortune and the Ihg , gar" Elinor Throckmorton und Frank Helms. I'oem Vcrnn f'lngcade. Song, "Oh, Worship the King" Fourth, Fifth and Hixth Grades. Song Seventh ami IOIuhth Grades. Mls Aftken and Mrs. Duvles, who substituted for Mrs, Itonham, wero In charge nf the program. Among the Knule point people trading In Medford Wednesday were Mr. and Mrs. Will Hurst and daughter Josephine, Kam llarnlsh, Mrs. Hay llarnlsh. Mrs. Hwazy, 111 mer ltobertson, Tom, Ulley and Mrs. II. A. Wcidinan. Gerald Ward, who for some time was staying with his grandparents In Han Francisco, enme back home for Thanksgiving. Wo are glad to hove him with uk again. - At this writing our pastor. Hev. Morgan, Is grently lmived. The news wan gladly received by the members of the church and all his friends In this community. Mr.- and Mm. Karl Hioner aro tho proud owners of n brand new Ford conch, Mr.' and Mrs. Glen Hurst of Der by spent Thanksgiving with his parents In Kagle (Joint, Mr. and Mrs. Will Hurst. Jack Hronhy visited with Hudy Weldman Thanksgiving day. Mary Ksch, who has boen In bed with tho flu, is somcwhut better ut this writing. Mury Imnndforri, our regular sub In thi telephone office, work ed part of Thanksgiving day. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Haley took dinner with friends in Medford Thanksgiving day. David ami Mrs. Prlncn enjoyed a visit with their grandson (md wife. Mr. and Mrs. A. I.. Uogcrs, of Medford. Mr. and Mr. I'M Cowden enter tallied nt dinner Thanksgiving day Mr. and Mis, lUl Wutson of Cali fornia. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tun gate; of llutte Falls. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Hmtlh and baby of k'lnmatb Falls und Mrs. Kiln Knilth of Itutte Fulls. They report a very enjoy able visit. William and Mrs, Perry and Mm, Perry's mother, . Mrs. A yen. i.hk dinner Thanksgiving day wilh Mrs. Tungule at Itutlo Falls. Mrs. Tun gntc N n sister of Mrs. A vers. ;arless cereal means a fight . . A little sweetening '. does away with an awful lot of trouble Cim.rmFVs mt'als uliouM no r tomcthing to bo lirradrd. One of (lie mHl im(wr(ant of nil diet ing problems is to (jet children to at enough bonc-litiilding, health- ' promoting foods. Ranking among the higheU of foods for children arc ccrcult, an J yet, as an eminent food authority recently staled it, "Sugarless cereal, means a light." Ho went on to advise mothers to make these necessary food Welcome and even looked forward io by the children through iutelli- tent and judicious sweetening, ugar in itself is the most perfect fuel lo furnish energy for active children, and best ol all it makes other necessary foods so easily and gladly eaten. Children should not dread their meals. Tho wise mother or nurse, by an intelligent use of Sugar, can enable children to enjoy all kinds of healthful cereals, fruits, vege tables and milk. 1'mpcrly sweet ened cereals also encourage the child to cat mure milk. Sugar is . Nature's ideal flavor. The Sugar fotlilulc, FOR EAGLE r. uiiii nirM. noy municy worm In town Wedm-mluy Uriving a m-w i)itlK wdan. ' Mr. untl Mm. iusti-r McCMInntl took dinner with Mr. und Mm Cuwi NIcIiuIh ThankHirivfiiir day. Also Mr. und Mm, James Jackson tt Oak la ml, L'al. Mr. and Mm. Urophy of .Medford visited with Mr. and Mm. Nlehoh Thursday morning. Thcron Taylor on Oilier JmUu hlKhway In cnlaigiiiK lilu dwellliiK houMe. Mn. Anna 1'rophy and dauiih- i ters GwendoliiT and Margaret vis- Mt(d with her sister, Mrs. K. J. Mc - ,'m'l'Hon of Al iroi-4l. taking dinner uJ''1 ,h,',n ThanksKivinn day. Mr. und Mrs. Hay llarnlsh en- tii tained at dinner ThankHKivln ' m '1111 HurniHh Mr. and Mrn Kam Coy and family and Mr. and Mr. Mck 'h. it. uiiii .hi p, juiiii un-ii twin family Mpent ThuiikMKiviiiK with their daughter, Mih. K. Circh Mil- ler In A.shlaml. The dinner con- sl-ted of two turkeys with all the tilrnmlnH. ote. The Grange drill captain, K Davles. Is getting his team for first and second degrees In good shape and soon will be ready to take the floor. At this writing Mrs. Myrtle Kmlth 1m taking doctor's treat ments. Hhe has not been well for a few days. Mrs. ponham, one of our grade teachers, took a trip to spend Thanksgiving with her mother at Corning, Cal. Mrs. Duvles substi tuted. Mr. und Mrs. Ted Seaman spent Thanksgiving with her parents in Talent, Mr. ami Mrs. Roblson. Hoy and Mrs. Antipole and son Donald motored to tint Medford uu Thanksgiving day and took dinner with' Hoy's, parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Ashpnlc. It Is a great Improvement to our streets since the county Is gravel ing her roads leading through town. Mr. ami Mrs. Harry Ward and family spent Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. Phillips in Talent, Mr, and Mrs. Phillips aru nephew and nelce of Mrs, Ward. Services are being held every evening at the Four Square chureh by Air. Johnston, evangelist. Services are being held every Suhday morning at the Presby terian church. Mr. Shepherd of Phoenix Is filling the vacancy caused ly the Illness of our pus- tor. Key. Morgan. Th Christian Endeavor held so ciety hold 11m meetings In the church every Sunday evening at H o'clock: Mrs. Phllbrook, leader, All young people are cordially Invited to come and Join. Next Sunday the leader will he Sybil Cnsior. Sunday school every Sunday nornlng from 10 to 11 oVIock, Superintendent, Mrs. It. A, Weld ma u. Mrs, C. A. Prultt. who has been on tin' sick list for some time, is very much better at (his writing and had with her on Thanksgiv ing day Ed Potlenger and wife of Medford, also Guy Prultt and sons. The Parent-Teachers association of Eagle Point Is contemplating the serving of hot lunches ta the school children. A box social will be held In the old Hchoolhousc under the auspices of the P.-T. A. to raise funds or tho annual Christ mtH troo, December "th. Poxes nut leas than "G cents nor more than fiO cents. A Thanksgiving family reunion was 'lield on Thanksgiving day at th home of Mrs. H. It. Holmes. Those out of town were Mr. and Mrs. W. Holmes and son Ned of Griffin uniek. Mrs. .Moffalt of Med ford, two teachers, Miss Hurt end AUnn Jamleson. All tho rest were of Eagle Polnlf there being 20! peo ple to, p?maUt) of the budmiful dinner', ' '.' v" (RspnrlH v JNtun Cmjnfv ftbalrMt Ga. aisin humi ana ctnlrai awiuu Mllll'lUtf!' UlVltNI'X, firitlunc K. Kenton autl Xannlr lli)n!tn. ' Kukxi'II li.nlu'i' ItUliaiitH nuil Huti-n Ktirnnlt Miinn. Alhiu-.l I WVIirr unit Tlii'liim UrudltlnK. I'l'i-il W. llutrnmn tunl ltuse Ava uv1iIkoii. Keith K, Keltner a nil Mollln (Jer- truil" IlinilrlckB. . Cliai lcw H. Ilnkvi'. anil Xnns I TunlterHloy. . . . HiiroM KiiKi'tie Wlllhliii ami Tlielmn AKtien llultiir. MarKhnll A. HuiUon nml Jean Mi'HHner. Thoiuiitt llOK'iiiiff ami Mury Byru. CleorRrt Ihiuio HU'VenHun and llrr tlm Dalny I'luni'Kur. Cln'iilt ('nuil, .lulla Iluw vs. 10. tt. Dow: ilerreo. fUa iM. Kulsoe, vh. .1. W. KijIhihi; tleri'e. . , Kli'Vil C. c:rowliu vs. Dully Cross lin: ili.i't'i'e. William K. IDirtman vh. Carl Jojii-liko, . al; JmlKmi'nt. 'Ariatntt Paint Co. vh ,1. V. Crun thiini; JiidKineut. Uert I',. Vurk vh. Iii'lah ItiiluivlH: elmltel hen. Houtlu-rn OreKun Crcillt llurrau vh, Thoman- Harrison; KittiHfuetlon or juilKinrnt. KrtMln Jlui'tfor vs. Curl Kiederleli Uurui.r; tleeriM. , Hlato vh. Krank Mleruel: larceny. Hlato vh. MorrtH Julo; larceny. KlUnlwtli A. TmiiDlo vs. Thomas I. Tcmili.; ilceroe. Mary C. llnrkhaiilt vh. William O. Hurkhnnlt: ileoree. Anna M. Itoone vs. Churlra II. Bonne: divorce. John W. 1 .on man vh. Minnie j Lowmun: divorce. I rrudlt Hnrrloe Co. vs. Mrs. H.'j.j Florey: jmlKiiicnt. A. Belle Anderson vs. Harry (ill-1 ver: for money. ! Ooo. V. Dun on v. Lillian Muvnl iircaHer tr.xtx.) et al: fofeclofure. Train Iiioh. vh. ThoniaH Knliic et ux: lien. Clnnritp W. I'oiler vs. I..icr II. Kny; Hen. Clonrsre W. I'orter vh. II. II. Rrun son: lli.tl. pcullii.rn Citron Credit nureiu vh. iiuiniiix jiiutimuii; iruiiHmpi m JhUkiiwiii. I (IcoiKe W. JNirti-r v. Nrl JC. j ' '"'"; - Jiukhoii i ouniy jiulldifiK Jun A"- vh. k. Koy DhvIh et al; fuix- ' c,,,uro- j ?ii'mI Oixhard.i, Inc. vs. Amer ican rnjjiiowerH, ine.; for money. A. A. Madden v. W. Jl. Cleve land; chattel Men; lieu truck, lag T-!.ssy; hti. ':. Southern OreKuu Credit Huiruu vm. W. T. JilackiveU el ux; Iran-, script of judgment. A. Ij, Vroman vs. 10. M. Tucker' et ux; lien ; Jackson County Uldg. & Loan Ahmii. vh. .lumen U. JianiMter et al; j furecluri-. I Khun he f 'oh tie v. Sidney I'okIIc ! divorce. liu.n jiuiu v. uivu ernoil Iiaie; ( deerec. Hlate v. O. II. Mackey; Mi'iitence. niuie vm. Aim, v.ariie u. uixun; j mil. . I Ktale v. K. Ilerrin: Hen. ! Htatc vh. Wells Karo Uank and; J Union Trust Co.; lien, ! Hlato vs. tl. It. .Mackey; sllll pos-', session. , j i National Credit l;ureau (a corp.) vs. Itlehanl V. Moore: transcript of Judgment. Grams Pass and Josephine Dank I vs. Harry X. Shoults; for money. ! . Stale Industrial Accident Com-! mission vs. U. D. Parks et al; for money. i Southern Oregon Credit Purenu; vs. Frank W. James; transcript of judgment. ; . Southern Oregon Credit Jtiireaui vs. Florence J. Hall; transcript of ! judgment. I Articles of Incorporation of L. P. Older, G. M. Uoberts, Octavla li. Wuddell as Older Tire Service, Inc. Prolmte Court. Kstato of C. li. Hostel (dec.); admitted to probule. Kstato of James O'llrien; admit ted to probate. I lOstate. of Wayne Kmcnuel Her ! rou et al (minors); ndmltled to probate, 1 liHlate' of .John F, admitted to probate. Halls (dec.);! Estate of Theadoro W. Marsh (dec); ndmltled to probate. Estate of Delbert Ai'mprlest ventory iind appraisement. Estate of J. N. Dennis (dec.);f Inventory and appraisement, Estate of George W. Darker; In ventory and appraisement. Estate of Cora M. Harrison (dec); admitted to probate. Estate of Charles II. Pierce (d-c.); admitted to probate. Estate of Josephine P. Truo (dec); admitted lo probate. Estate of F. M. Jordan (dec);! admitted to probate. Estate of Herbert Hoover (dec.); admitted to probate. Dulcetone Sound Movie Device At Hunts Craterian In "Sinilta," which comes tbt Hunt's Craterian theater today,) patrons will near for the first; time a marvelous sound picture device named I ho "Duleotone." Tho synchronization and the talks) are said to be remarkable. j The film record of tho Martin j Johnson expedition In Africa Is mil amusing and Instructlvo film. The) Johnsons have a flare for show-i tnanship, which makeH tho Instruc tive part of this parformance painless and enjoyable. Every Imaginable kind of wild animal Is pictured, Tho zebras, ostriches,, antelopes, oryx, leaping impalla and tho. parade of the elephants and' gliaffs. Another feature of the perform ance Is tho beautiful colored 11- I lustration r thp "Hone if K.-ii.rl " xuiik on tin- Ijulc.toiie. "Klmla" will ! shown hvrm by u if4-.i.l tourlnie ruad-nhow or- Kan.zi.i.on for ihrett nii:ht and two inaiiiieiH. The matfneeri wi.'II be on Tuesday and Wednesday. Wedding March Hunt's Crateriqn The headstrong wooing of Hungarian officer bewilders and' then wins a little shopgirl In "Thj Wedding March." Krlc von Ktro hclm's proitucti't at Hunt's Cra-. lerlan today. The officer, and he Is a prince . l.nt fM nnnn ntlter th'.n v I.stroheim. who lunfr nlnvo won him. m.jf the title, "the man you lovo to hate." Kay Win v. two to hate. Kay ray, two years ago a high school girl, plays thej peas nit girl, her first major role. "The Wedding March" has been two years in preparation, and Miss Wray has since played other Important roles. Dale Fuller, a Su Pitts, George Fawcett. Caesar Gravlna, Ilughle Mack and Sidney llraccy also ap- pear in this picture. - . , r ' t ITest One RadlO ' pYOgYCMX Tonight E. P. Older of the Exchange Tire company announces the? Fire stone Tire He Ituhhcr company will broadcast the most elaborate and far-reaching scries of uroiM-aniM ever attempted by n commercial ! company tonight at 8 p. m., east era standard time. The broadcast will be made veri i 41 leading stations of the I'nlted States, associated with the National , llroadeasting company's red net- work, while short wave transmittal j will hook up every country In tho j world. 1 ,1IM ,1(K-up, sir. Older says, in itiiuiuon io reacmng raoto emu enc.es everywhere, will be heard by Firestone employes throughout the j.i world, even at the Firestone rub ber plantations In Liberia, Africa. Monty Banks At State Theatre Tonite Monty Hanks appears at tho State theater tonight In his latest comedy. "Horseshoes," written oh- peelally for him and said to be 1 one of the best he has ever np- j peared in. It is an exceptionally funny com edy and Monty Is ably assisted with a splendid cast. , Monty JIankH recently arrived home from Europe. BuUd Resistance To Prevent Coughs j or Colds Take ', ! SCOTPS I EMULSION! Rich in j Resistance-build' i ing Cod-liver Oil Vitamins Scott & lumnr. IMivtilfjci.l. N. J. 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