Medford mail tribune., January 26, 1929, Page 3, Image 3

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"nmplojors" niKhl'
ni me main ifiuuit's ui uie iusi-.
tioH and Professional Women's '
rlub calendar for February, ut 1
cord in to the latest announcement
:pia mcctmp
OrLUInL IIILLIiilU
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will c on i
of plan. At hut lim. February Ulljeet of Pay Kill Promptly iu. , i,.u,.rf( ur,. luwillll. to .arrJ out
j?- "'" r lnft, orHn.za.,ls to Jnipr.' upon all p, ros ihe Jwlih. ut walht,r Jmerfcrence. The
tion will bnnK h.-r employer as a value of p. vin their credit by, plan Is to haul sawdust and shav-
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or her to the other members.
.Miss MozcIIe Hair, stale federa
tion president, will be the speaker
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4 what promises to be an interest. ng
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marine and amusing prnKram ot j
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nit: tiuriiiuiwiu'lll 01 uic (jut-Ms.
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schedule will be the radio party ta
be held at the Calmer Music IIou.se I
Ifebruary f. This w ill be preceded i
by 'a brief business meeting at
7:30. The dinner which w as to !
h.tive preceded the radio party, has
Ieen postponed on account of the
employers' dinner to be held with
in the same month.
E AFTER SALE
. Although rnliro ownership of
the Prfckott Lumber company wan
tukrn' 'over' thin week' by K. O.
Stephenson, the company will con
tinue to do business under tho
Fame name, according to Mr. Ste
.phenson today and the sanio ser
vice, which made it popular anionic
the builders of sninll homes, j;a
rajjes and summer dwellings, will
he continued. The yards are lo
cated on North Court street near
the Owen-Orepoh iAimber com
. pany, the . products of which are
used exclusively,"
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.The entire . output of the him-
bef will's second class lumber has
been eontraeted and will continue
to be sold as it has been -since Z Z r i,oriVn"
the company was orKani.ed over ;Un? r "lH -?mu nl Ti.day
a. yean aKnl However, Mr. Kte-! Jlt lm" K VuIi ,h' l
phenflon plans also to sell first L0rd'nKlf to, Io;lonSen. who was
Knidtf lumber and the second grade " M yesterday. Karasldt.
Htock.iB to be given a greater as- niJ "ne ol (1lho b I't"
sortment, according to present "vyw-eight wrestlers on the Pa-plans.-
.'He invites old and new. :l,,c c?a 9t. ls, k" n lm tM, J0'
cvBtomcn to. call on him in re- erse Padlock hold, w.th which
gard to any building nnestion con- 1,0 vtns tlu' mairlty of
Kfi iiiiik owotTii u in. vni uh,
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f WILLAMETTE GLEE CLUB
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The glee club of the Willamette
University at Salem will arrive in
Med ford Monday, according to a
report received here this morning.
They will sing first at .the Cham
ber of Commerce forum meeting,
to-be held nt Hotel Medford Tues
day noon.
In the evening they will present
,h,1y,h.ftt 7.5n -uM,h',nni::
of catchy songH, which .combine '
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beauty " and collegiate spice, the
well known glee club should prove!
a - popular attraction. Specialty
akita will be intewoven with the,
regular ; chorus numbers, to pro
vide variety.
: 'While the generul admission is
nominal, school children in tn . city
ore offered ti.e opporiunl.jr of hear-
if.K the Rlec cluh for a few cen Is.
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Dack and forth swept "The
Question Mark" between Los An
tfeje and. Han Diego. Every so
Tften "it took on fuel. Only I'.
f;eet directly above "The Ques
tran Mark" flew a fueling plane.
tYonv this plantv dangled a thiT:
ruhber hose. While the planes
zoomed at 7R miles an hour the
pilot ' of "The- Question Mark"'
reached out.' grabbed the hose,
thrust It into the tanks and took
ln gallons of fuel.
Rowing over a 60-mlle. circuit
r . " 7 1 , f . " with the Instrument In which they
iZ W? "Hrd f?F "h W? V; tfrc6 especially proficient.
Ing, having been In the air lSov wn.. ...m
hours, 40 minutes and 16 seconds.
T it- .
It was an amazing achievement
for- tho Fokker monoplane hut
how about the pilots and pawn-
.gersV They had to have fu-1 also
and. what . did they have? The
ladder was stocked at the
with roast chicken, but soon
swinging rows conveyed Shre
ded Wheat and oranges to the
hungry pilots0nd passengers,
HWedded whe.it and orangesvita-
tliln It nnd vitamin C.
t And why shreilded wheat? Be-
ause. It is light. 3ull of concen-1
(rated nutriment and reatly'
uooked. -They didn't hnva to maKe
rt -fire to cook It. And whJ Normal -school basketball tcnmj.inri daughter on Hnrgadine street,
oranges? Because they are rich .visited tho state wglslattire In Ha-j Mrs. A. Van Llndt nnd her
in vitamin C the vitamin that is lem and were given tho courtesy grAndson. Nelson KtrayhArn. spent
ripcctsary to .maintain" normal Q the senate ut the request ofisome days recently visiting friends
health, vigor and stamina. Shred- senator ii. WY Dunn. The team in Medford and returned Mo. "Jay
ded wheat and- oranges a combl -
nation for endurance and daring.
They might , have flown across
Europe on such fuel. foods. It is'
doubtful ta breakfast food ever eluded R. W. McNeal, athletic dl-
before reimed such an altitude rector, Orvllle .Wilson. Charles
and who can say that shredded Wlrth. Cleon Caldwell, Wayne
Wheat did not contribute to th'. Ramsey, Lcroy Huntley, Everelt
breaking of the world's record for.Mcflte,. Lysle Kinny, Claude I lines
Vu stained flying? (and Joe Iverson.
THRIFT WEEK
CLOSED TODAY
PAY-UP DAY
National Thrift ww k, which has
vwwty.ru locauy. as u as j
- ill over the ll'niiod States, ends to- ;
d1' wilh 11 muiunwide appeal fori
the prompt payment of bill us on-
element Of L)Crsi.ii:.I ihnfr Th..
,l"u,"l'l 'l fMtM.I, ,
man who Is bad pay not only j a. point jut below "Uabbit" Km-k
injurrs the men to whom he oweslwh.:rc the lav of the ground in
money, hut he also Injure himself. ; li!nt tor .'.. . .,it.linir of the
",,,,u; ":t" wnien is antli,m(.s f,,r the letters on the slope'
n'my Uftm. He may observe j ThP((, frarm.H an lo w mWtl
' " i K " with the shavings which are to,
charity and he may save, but if he!hllVl. nj pourt.u on thcni, so thoyj
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with whom he has been dealing, i
I'ent ts n boomerang that hits th
debtor when he least expects it.
Never run up a hill unless you
have reasonable expectation of
meeting that bill promptly. Klini-
inuiiiiK .iltoKethiT the nersoniil
phase of the iiuestiun, every man
owes it to his fellow men. to his
community, lo his country, to his
conscience, to pi,y his bills.
Krom the s. lflsh standpoint, too.
there can be no nrcumenl nualnst
dlschnriiiiiK Just debts. The man
who pays his bills promptly not
only establishes ami maintains a
reputation for lnteKrlty and rlitht
deallnir. but he is protectins: him
self and those dependent upon him
UR.'iiiiHt a rainy Utiy, iirovldinK for
the education of his children, ln
KUring home comforts and some of
the luxuries of llf,, for his fanillv,
and peace of mind for himself.
RUSSIAN LION TO
MEET MORTENSEN
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Local fans, who would see Al!,H! Uf,,-U In rebuilding the line, all
Karasick, the Kussia Uon. of
Portland in action, though he ih
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' . " '".pearmg m m
J111. Xe 1 1 "PPurtunUy
ippearing in .Med
of
Sailor Jek Wood of this city
had fostered some hopes of meet
ing Karaaick in .Med ford, but now
that Karslck is barred. Wood
thinks it -would be wise for him
to wrestle Karnsick in fi rants
Pass. However, .Mortensen is not
fo nnvio as for the local man to
wrestle and the matter Is likely
to stay in that position.
TO TOWN IN AUTO
Kighteen wild, turkeys involun-
nil ii) iiu inmiitu
their freedom in
p..
The blrda were trapped
on the Emerick farm, where at
least 20 more of their kin have
apparently decided to put In the
MMn ,,v ,Ile- s,.lU, ,,,,,
L.,,,, ,urk wlll t.uhor ,)C .
,urMi ln Salpm i1(.(,nUartcrs, or
jscattered la different aeeiion
of
the county, according to Mr. Emer-
lick and Game Warden Hoy Carr,
fwho brought them into Medford
today. .
The offering of radio entertain
ment by the California Oregon
Power company over KM ED next
Tuesday njht from 0 to 10 o'clock,
will be an hour of varied music
by students of the Junior high
school, under the direction of Miss
Melha Williams. Different organi
zations and individuals of the Jun
ior high .will perform before the
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talte part In the hour.s program
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, " ' . "' r"nui" "'Jghter reached Ashland last week
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SiS. 0. N. S. VISITORS
AT STATE CAPITOL
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SALEM, Jan. 26. (Special.)
Members of the Southern Oregon
is playing a series of games with
Monmouth normal. Albany college.
and the Pnrlflc college. fi)
Those who visited the senate In
BEDFORD TJ5TL
PEACE' TO BLAZE
ASHLAND.
(.spfUai ) The word "pcacf ' in j
lnti'id :to fi t hfnh will blaze1
forth from the hillside north oft
jAshl.md Saturday
V'-ninn at
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lt,,.w ,.v..t- n.T,r-l. i,iU.. tn
twill burn
lu" Mi,f rmnaie ny
Henry li. i'arter. who lives on
imimtin m- n nnri t, i t i
asstfied by tev. Chi.s. l. (Jaffney
pastor of the ConKrcKnUonal
chtirch, and the members of tho
Christian Kudeavor society of the
church. The men and bo's of
the church will build and fill
the letter frames, while the Kills
will take over a lunch about noon.
In run her recognition of the
popular demand for the aversion
of future wars, a number of the
Ashland ministers will make their
next Sunday morning sermons on
the subject of peace.
The liellevue telephone lino d'e
ifrnated as "2-K" will soon be re
built by the company owning It.
of which Kred t Homes was re
cently re-elected president and A.
C. Joy as secretary-treasurer. The
lino was first built about 25 years
nwo, or more, and has served the
residents of the Pellevue commu
nity ever since. The financial re
port reveals n reserve fund suf
ficient to assist materially and
possibly pay for In full the build-l
ON ASHLAND HILL,
PLAN OF CHURCHj
Jan.
ing cost of a new line. It Is Rermon subject: "Personal He
said thnt the liellevue company sponsibility." Leagues will meet
line is one of the best built and at g:3n p ni. preaching at 7:30
best managed farmers' lines in ,,. m. Sermon subject. ' The LV
the Htate. Cedar poles with cross parting Angel." Prayer meeting
arms and glass Insulators and a at Wednesday evening,
high grado of telephone wire Willi Yon are eordinllv invited to
of which will make for perma
nency and better service.
The second annual basketball
tournament under the auspices of
tho Southern Oregon Normal
school was highly successful and
so popular over tho state that a
continuance of the plan is war
ranted. Twenty-two teams took
part in the tournament ImsI year
and 25 are expected this year.
Mrs. Fred Hobson, residing at
the corner of Sherman and Iowa
treets, died Tuesday forenoon as
a result of a blood clot in the ye, being rooted and grounded in
ankle and Infection following. The love, unto him be glory in the
trouble started neveral days ago church by Christ .lesus through
when Mrs. llohson fell and in- out all ages, world without end.
jured her leg near the ankle. An!Janitary 27 ' is our church 'dunl
in jured blood vessel became In-j versary and a good time Hplr
flamed, causing a swelling of the'itually, as well as temporaly,. for
leg. which continued In spile of
fforts to alleviate it nnd resulted
in impairment of the circulation
until it ceased altogether.
Mrs. Hobson's death came as a
shock to many of her neighbors,
who did not know that she had
been III. Left to mourn her death
are her husband, her mother, who
was . living with her, and three
son. Howard, who Ih employed
at Crescent Iake: Kenneth, who
is . flint year student at West
Point Military Academy, and a
little- son of four or five years,
at- home with hit mother.' Mrs.
Hobson's maiden name wan Mary
Bolinger. she was born In Dou
las county. Illinois, spent a lar3;
part of her girlhood In the east.
but came west some years ago t
and was -17 years of age at the
time of her death.
W. If. Hodklnson spent the
week-end with Ills family nnd re
turned Monday to his jewelry
store in Mt. Shasta City, Cal.
Mr. ami Mrs. Lelioy Asheraft
came over from Klamath Falls by
auto to spend the week-end with
relatives, Mr. Ashcraft's mother
and several brothers and their
families. Mr. Asheraft is em
ployed In the office of one of tin;
large Klamath County lumber
companies.
Mr. and Mrs. W. T). Miller of
Lake view were In Ashland for
soverul days visiting with friends
Ijnnd relatives. ,i
My. it. i'. i.arsnn ano son, vn
nor. left Tuesday for McMlnnville
to join .Mr. Carson who has been
in the northern city a good deal
the past few months, looking
after his lumber Interests there.
The family Is expected back In
Ashlnnd within two or three
months.
Mr. and Mrs. James Williams
were over from Klamath county
for a visit at the week-end witH
friends.
ororgt v . a roison oi iiuiiuiuiu,
Wash., is in Ashland this week
on a business trip and to . visit
friends.
Mrs. D, W. Huff and baby dau
:rrom San Francisco to visit with
Mrs. Huff's mother, Mrs. Carl Mur
phy on Iowa street. Mrs. Ituff
was formerly Norma Williams,
Her husband will drive up Iger
for a visit while, Mrs. Ruff Is here.
Mm. Norma Reeder was in
Medford lust Saturday on business.
Ctrl Adams of Klamath Falls
was visiting friends In Ashland
over the week-end.
I. R. Buteman, S. P. Co. engi
neer. Is over from Klamath Falls
for a few days' visit with his wife
lo their home on Fifth street.
Mrs. A. l. Harvey was In Klam
ath Fulls for a visit of two weeks
with her daughter, Mrs. Nate Ot
terbeln. and other relative.. She
returned to her home on II street
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Tturnelt
'of Tnlent m-ere in Ashland on
business Tuesday,
TRrDUNT., MTCDFORD,
Si. Mark's Kpisropnl.
Corner Oakdale and Fifth
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8 a. m.. Holy conmiunhui.
10 a. in., Sunday school.
-.11:15 rt. m., Morning service.
Win. P.. Hamilton, Hector.
Full (imI Church.
Newt4Kn ai:d Main.
Sutftluy school. HM.'i a. m.
Pituhim; service, 11 a. m. and ,
7:30 p. m. o
Voting p pole's meeting, 0:30.
Then- will be an outside pr ach- i
or for bwlh services. Vehome to I
all.
First I'hristuin ( luiii-h.
Ninth and Oakdale streets.
i'annan K. Mell. mini-ter. Office I
and pastor s study in the church. !
Phone l'M7; residence phone 1337.
"Test Our Welcome.'
MorninK worship and commun-
ion. 1 : ff. Sermon, -The Won
ders of tlw Cospel." S;eial music.
Popular evening service, 7:30.
, fio.id sininK and a happy fellow
; ship. Sermon, "Proken Idols."
j Itible .school assembly, Ii:4fi a. m.
Christian Kndetivor
meet at 6:30 p. m.
Ki'ou is will
Church if Christ.
West Pine street, Central
Point.
Ore.
faithful men in charge.
Assembly, 10 o'clock a. m.
Worship begins at 10:30 a. m.,
fir-'t day of the week (Sunday).
Prayers, sinning-, teaching atpl
admonitions, commemoration of
the deahl, burial and resurrection
of ChrLst.
Head and nieditato upim the
first chapter of Paul's second let
ter to the church at Corinth, then
Come t othe assembly.
A cordial welcome for strangers.
-Multi Street Methodist Chutvh.
South.
The Friendly Church on the
corner.
James K. Cornier, pastor.
UllnH IV oohnnl lit ft- jr. ii t.l
i0rninr ' wurshln nt 11 o'clock.
worship with us here. Sunday
morning services will be broail-
ast over KM EI).
ltcthcl liaptist Chutvh.
716 Welch street.
Elder Fredenburg. pastor.
Sunday school, Hi a. in.
Preaching. 1 1 a. m.
Evening service, 7:30.
Eph. 3:14-21.
For this cause 1 bow my knees
unto Thee, Father of our Lord,
Jesus t:hrist.; that Christ may
dwell In your hearts by faith: that
all. Come hear the old-time gos
pel preached. All are welcome.
The Valley Itadio Church.
Cndenomi national. Broadcasting
over KM ED.
Hill Hay, pastor, I. O. Box 918,
Medford. Phone, Jacksonville,
Ore.
Opening song, "Come to the
Church O'er the Radio."
Prayer- Scripture Old Sacred
Hi .tins.
Special solo, Mrs. John It. Knight
of Jacksonville.
Sermon, "Better Than flold," by
the pa-stor.
Through the blessing of the radio
Iftt 1,p thankful; if we cannot go
lo cnurvn me cnurcn run cume u
you. so tune in and hear the gospel
message in story and song Sunday
night at 8 o'clock.
KjucMsIi Lutheran Church.
Fourth at Oakdale avenue.
"Where the Way Is Made plain."
Dr. H. V. Funk, pastor. Resi
dence filH West Fourth street. Tel
ephone 142-.
Hour of worship, 11 a. m. The
Lord's Supper will be administered
at this meeting. The pastor will
answer tlfe question, "Who are
worthy to go to the Lord's table?"
Special music:
Prelude, "A Silent Prayer,' by
Kullak.
.Offertory, "Consolation," Men
delssohn. Postludo, , ''Overture," by Batt
mnn. t
Anlhem, "O, P.read to Pilgrims
Givoii," hy Creswell.
: The Bible school begins nt 10:15
with classes for all ages. Lesron
study, "The Holy Spirit." The pas
tor will give the Instruction for the
adult Bible class.
First (hiirph nf Christ, Scientist
Aulhrirlvert h r n n p h nf The
Mother Church, tho First Church
I of Christ, Scientist, la Boston,
ji
services are held every Sunday
at 11 o'clock, church edifice, 212
North Oakdale. Subject for Bun
day, January 27: "Truth."
Sunday school titoU'.Atu Appli
cants unilrr the age of 20 may
be admitted. ,
Wednesday evening - meetings.
-which Include testimonies of Chris
tl.m Science henltngs, at x o'clock.
The Reading Room, which is in
the Medford building, Is open
dully from 12 to 4. except Sun
days and holidays. The Bible and
all authorised Christian Science
literature may be read, borrowed
or purchased.
The public is cordiatly Invited
to attend the services nnd visit
the Reading Room.
Vrfisbyteruiti Church, (o)
Eighth and Holly,
Edwin Percy Iiwrence, minister,
South Newtown, '
fl:4.r a. m.. Bible school. Every
pupil Is urged fo plan regular at
tendance. New pupils should start
immediately for the bneflln of the
new quarter. Dr. R. B. Elliott,
superintendent.
11 n. m.. Sermon, "A oQi Peti
tion," Minister.-
Prelude, "Cavatlna," llaff.
QKKHON, SATl'KDAV.
UftVrtoiy, "Vc recuse," Lctuaie. j
Anthem. "They That Sow In ,
Tears Shall Heap in Joy." Oaul. I
Contralto solo by i:dna Klfert ;
Isaacs (selected). O
-30 p. m Christian IZndeavori
Alumni mee&K. All C. K. alumni j
nrc invited to attend this meeting.'
Mrs. l.itriLin Ul,,f Cft .tn '.Inn..;
nun. will be tho leiuler. Tell wiu j
C. K. has done for you. O t
There will be no other evening'
service. i
Cottage prayer and bible stfily '
meeting with Mrs. Kimball :yt) i:;J
tlenosee j.tr-et, Wednesday at 2;30-
P m. j
Itapdst (.'hurt'). i
W. H. Katon. iniuist. r. I
Al! servu-ea at the usu.il hours. I
Morning sermon topic, ' st? n .
and Heutth." I
Kvi ning subject. "T h i n,t: s a I
lt-at hi-r S-?s fri--m the Pulpit." j
Baptismal service follows the
evening Morsriii; i
This is a church of the' open1
hand and warm heart. You will
find happy singmu, splendid music1
and hi-lpml services. Try our wel- '
come. j
Church of Jod.
West Holly and Haven.
Pastor. Kev. Chas. A. Cooper.
Kvangtdist, Kev. !. W. Hopkins.
Sunday school, lo a. m.
Prearhing. 1 1 a. m.
Young people's service, fl:3rt p.
m.
Kvening service. 7 : 3' p. m.
The revival wll continue each
night next week. Those who have
not attended have missed a great
ileal, The suhjtn t for the morn
ing service will b "Cultivating the
Spiritual Life."
Come and get your soul fed. We
also expect a full meal at the even
ing service. Come, you will not
be disappointed.
PliM MetlMKlJst Church.
West Main at l-aurel.
Kaymnnd K. Hees, minister.
Church school, 10:55 a. m. Ser
mon subject, "Educated Chris
tians." Young people's hour, (1:30 p. m.
Happy Sunday evenm hour,
7:30. Questions will be unswered
at this service by Mr. Pees, and
among others the following: "Do
you believe In Sunday legislation '!"
"Should Medford adopt the Com
munity Chest plan V" "Can a col
lege student accept modern scien
tific teaching and be a faithful fol
lower of Christ?" "Do you think
the religious denominations In Med
ford can ever be merged Inlo one
church ?' "What is your opinion
of capital punishment?' "Can the
Cnited States senate be consistent
and vote for both the Kellogg peace
pact and 15 new naval cruisers?"
"If the Devil Is a person, why does
n't find kill him?" If you have
questions, send or bring them In.
The l'Vdeinud churches,
J. M. Johnson, pastor.
The union Sunday school of th
federated churches of Central
Point Invite you to the study of
the Bible In the session next. Sun
day morning. "The Holy Spirit"
is' -Hie lesson assigned. References
In' Joel 2:2S, 2!(; Matt. ;i:ll. IS;
lAtkf -HiO-Et; John. 3:5-8; 14, 1.
17, 20: Acts, 2:1-21; 2:H2-3:i;
1st Cor. 1 2:1-1:1; Eph., l:i:l-ll;
.1:14-21: 4 : l-tt-30, and others.
" All young people are invited to
the young people's services at
:30 p. m. A good place to train
in 'Christian service. Yon will
find a group and department to
Just fit your needs, and that needs
you. .
Zn the obsenco of the pastor th
pulpit will be occupied by Rev. A.
W. Shepherd of Phoenix, in the
morning sen ice; and the young
people will have charge of the
evening service, (iood special song
messages will be given In both
j-er vices. Von are welcome, M r.
Shepherd will speak on tho sub-
ject: "The Fruits of the Spirit."
Mrs. .1. P. Jewell will leucn tne
Ladles Bible class In the absenco
of the pastor.
ANDERSON CREEK, Oro., Jan.
26. (Special.) Wo had iilte a
surprise Saturday morning lo find
the snow six and one-half inches
deep, with a temperature nf 14
degrees.
Ed and Clarence Jeinko and sis
ter Dorothy spent Sundayafternoon
at the Bushnell home.
Tho .MacDowell family spent
Sunday at Jack lloltman's.
Mrs. Marquess, Mrs. ll;ack and
Luiile Bushnell were Tuesday cull
ers at thu Mays home.
There Is an epidemic of measles
on tho creek: almost all the chil
dren have thetn.
Mrs. D. C. Dale called on Mrs.
Mays Thursday afternoon.
Mr., and Mrs. Jack I tollman
started to Chfloqutn Friday and
met with a snow and wind storm
on the Oreensprlngs ami hod to
return home.
Our teacher, Mrs. Denzer, has
been quite 111 this week and our
school has been closed for the
week.
liuyTon MacDowell from Central
Paint has come up to stay with his
brother. Juinea MacDowell, and go
lo school.
ttlll Ull..u1i. n A t'rni.C Ttllbbd
$el! went out to the valley ThiiW-
day.
Uuth May Is III Ibis week with
thflu.
Frank Marquess was out to Tal
ent Tuesday.
Jim Mnrquess has been quite III
with a bad cold. - ' 1
COMK AMI fiKT 'KM
'TA're flrc fl3 nnswers awalt-
IngTnn person who advertls-
ed in the Mall Tribune clnssl
4 fled columns, signed Box 15:
a numhtr for lloxe
J01 an :l. M. H,, also several
for 2ft, 47, 71. 75 and F.
Come and get 'cm before
they get old.
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JAM'AlfY L'li. liii.
DOWN TOWN LOTS !
L
CENTRAL POINT, Ore., Jan. L'tf. 1
(Special. E. V. llollifleld bought i
the two lots hy the Central point'
State bank whit h be'.iged to Mrs, (
(Yanfill nnil I C. Robin U. lie
expects to build an establishment
on them in the in-ar future. The
sale was nutib- by O. E. Fox. the j
local realtor.
The Coldeii Link class of the1
iiristian church was entertained
by Mrs. Ed Vincent at her home
January 22nd. Afhr the election
of officers and tin business was;
disposed of. Mrs.' Coker and Mrs. j
Vincent furnished a lively hour of I
entertainment. The committee in '
charge was compo;ed of Mrs. Hart-
by. Mrs. Hover and Mrs. Tethe-
row. who served delicious refresh- i
ments. Those who attended w-re j
Mesdames Strnlimejer. Catey. T X. j
Conger, Hartley, Jones, Sr.. Lamp-
man. Hedgepath, Merritt, (iregory. 1
N'eale. Tetherow, Burns. Buisell. '
t'oker, Jones. Jr., Haley, Lewis, I
Pan key. Hover. Henderson, Weav- j
nr. Vincent anil Hodgson.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miller and I
son orth spent Sunday at the home !
of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Hannah in
the Trail district.
Mrs. o. D. Tucker Is having a
siege of the flu.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Hansen, who
have been employed at Butte Falls
lor Mme time, are moving to their
service station north of Central
I 'ot fit .
C. E. Lange is building a double
garage, ike Davison is doing the
work.
Nelda Williams, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Williams, has chick
enpox in a light form.
Willa IiVee is quite ill from the
effects of flu. Her father, Ralph
LaVee, came home Saturday from
IHitte Falls, returning Tuesday.
Webster Wertss Is in school again
and is recovering better than ex
pected from the recent explosion
in the laboratory. The girls who
were injured at the same time are
all in school again and recovering
nicely, with the exception of Ardis
Casad, who is confined to her home!
on account of her eyes.
Several children are absent from i
school on account of the usual win
ter colds. Otherwise Central Point
schools have been very fortunate.
Mrs. Mary Orim Is leaving this
week for Coi vallis to visit with rel
atives. J. B. Holmes, who has spent the
past month with Mrs. Mollle P.
Holmes, his sister. Miss (iladys and
brother 1 lartzel, expects to leave
soon to accept a position In Costa
Rica. J. B. will sail from New
Orleans to the Canal .one and
from that point will continue his
Journey by motor launch to his
destination.
H. H. Lord is very 111 at his home
and his son Arthur has arrived
home to be with his father during
his illness.
Mrs. E. E. Scott has been quite
ill for some time.
Mrs. Mattie Parker Is leaving
for Roseburg this week in response
to a call from reiutlves who are
III at that place.
The Missionary society of the
Federated church met In the
church Thursday afternoon, with a
good attendance. Mrs. Davlsson
gave an interesting talk on the
Jews. The entertainment commit
tee, Mesdames E. C. Richmond and
J. R. Hunirlck, served dainty re
freshments. Miss Erma Hamrick, who has
been visiting In California the past
month, returned to Central Point
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. IJ. Kincaid are
tho parents of a little seven-pound
son. who arrived January .Mid.
The W. R. C. met last Halutday
afternoon in their halt There was
a large attendance. It was the
first meeting of the new officers
to put on the work. Mrs. mho
Richurdson, tho secretary, was aoie
to bo present and was Installed
The meeting was very Interesting.
C.len Russell of Fort Klamath
is visiting in Central Point.
Everett Scott went to Klamath
Falls Thursday.
William Ferguson wnn transact
ing business. In Medford Thursday.
The C E. of the Christian church
held a party at the church Thurs
day evening. A very enjoyable
time was had by the young people.
Those attending were Misses Helen
Ies, Mura Miller, Ruth Turpln.
Dorothy Smith. Merle Hedgpalh.
Daisy Wagner, Lucile Hover. Dor
othy Jones and Leila Mauldlng.
Messrs. Donald Patterson. John
Lathrop. Roy Love, Champ I'llts.
Alfred Taylor. Delmer Smith, Lau
rel! Cupps, James Ijithrop. Claud
VnnZant. Alvin Maple. Harold
Smith. Charles Taylor. Wayne Co
ker, Wilbur Either. The commit
tee In charge served refreshments
of sandwiches, cake and cidr. Me.
dames Hedgpath nnd Turpln chap
eroned. Mr. nnd Mrs. Seldon Hill will
en term with n dinner party Sun
day, for the tieorge Alter find U nite
fumilles of Medford.
Miss Delia Hlanley of Tike Creek
Is keeping house for the Stanley
boys whilo their piolher Is In the
hospital. '
Mrs. It. W. Lampert was shop-1
plug In Medford Friday morning.
Mrs. Joe Mllurd spent Friday
afternoon with Mrs. Win. Fergu
son. Mr. and Mrs. V. P. Morgan have
been repairing the home they
hone lit In Central Point and are
lnifwiiwr down from Trail til Ih week
I to their new home.
Mrs. Court Hall of Medford has
been nt the home of her sister.
Mrs. W. J. Freeman, the past week.
Mrs. Freeman has bronchl'ls.
! Chauncey Klorey and Mr. .An-
vn of Medford were Iransact-
llng business In Central Point Wed-
i nnKflMV.
Miss Aubert. who formerly
taught the sixth grglfl and r
sinned on account nY 111 health,
wu operated unon for gultro ro-
ccully and Is recovering at last re- !
porta.
Thursday morning tho giQujid
was covered with snow in C-ntral
Point and by 10 o'clock the sun
was shining and the snow had dis
appeared. ltev. A. O. Shp).erd will preach
at t he Federnted chureh Sunday
morning in the absence of ltev,
Johnson. The subject will be "The
Fruits of the Word." The ladles'
quartet will sing. In the evening
the young people will have charge.
Miss Ilernice Burger will talk to
the congregation.
Kev. and Mrs, J. M. Johnson will
leiive SatUI'dHV for Merrill, Ore.,
where Mr. Johnson w ill pr.-ai h
Sunday at that place. They x
pcei to return Monday.
McdamiH Jim tVrnutt and Pert
Ha ilg path gave a party nt the
Christian chun-h Wednesday even
ing to their Sunday s. hoi elapses,
the s ei.nd and third ear juniors,
(lames were played and refresh
ments of ice cream and cake were
served by the hostesses. W llb h Was
enjoy.-d immet-..s-ly.
P.. C. Faber.has been having a.
siege, of flu.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Faber en
tertained Mr. and Mrs. Winston
Wolfe after the basketball game
Friday night.
Messrs. Nick and Vernon P.ro
phy were in town Friday from the
Fish Lake I'dti h company's ranch.
Mrs. W. E. Chauncy, who had
a stroke sometime ago, fell this
week and was taken to the hos
pital. Mrs. Everett Faber will enter
tain wilh a birthday party for her
husband Sunday evening.
Mrs. .1 oh n Mc.l impsey spent
Wednesday at Medford wilh her
daughter, Mrs. Ed Eldredge.
LAKE CREEK FAMILY
REESE CREEK FOLK
I.AK.K CKEKK. Oro., J;.. 2ti.
(Hpoiliil) Mr. mill Mm. C. K. ll.'l
Iuwh mill family ol' K(mhi Triioli
and Sin. Chapman woro Kii.'HtH of.'
Ihi I.. II. Wyiuil family Sunday. 1
Tim children ntttrudliiK the IiIkIi
Hi'hool iu Meiifnrd lire mijoyltiK the :
MXtru holiday tlilH week at lludri
llOIIH'H.
Mrs. V. G. Mimsal vlslloil In lied-,
ford Tlnirsdiiy. !
Mhh Mary lLanloy and Mi'H. Iloyt j
Smith wiirn alioppln-j in Medford
Wedneiiday. !
C. I). MIIIh wan Khnppini; nt I.4ike
Creek the iirst of tho week.
A. II. KimpHon i Kpendltif; a few
dnyn in Medford.
Mr. I,indley of Kiumath KnlU Ih
viHitlnK his chum. I.. B. llenn. They
are havlUK a Kroat vacation.
Iti'Kiiliir mootlni; of tho CrnnKc
wa held TlmrHiiay nlnhl.
Mi-H. .Inme.H Htewart, who flpent
the week end with her winter. Mm.
K. It. JoneH. returned Monday to
her home in Medford.
M't'H. It. Ai- I'ur.h nnd Hon, Ktnll,
of Medford, who were uet for
tho pant week of II. H, and A. 1a
I'ei h, wero cnllluR l'"rlday on tile
II. I. Town family. They returned
homo Monday.
Anionic thoBO Hhoppip-T in Med
tonl Monday wero C. K. Wllhito.
II. K. Hech, MrH. 11. 1.. Tonn, Harry
Tonn and Hay and Wallace Hiikh
dalo. Harry Tonn In npendliiB a tow
daya with Mr. and Mrs. Itoy CirlKB
hy in Meilford.
Mm. Win. Nlckell, who bun hoen
ill ill the Saretl Heart lioapltal, re
turned homh Sunday.
Lou Wnleli, who was called to
Auhiirn, Waah., hy the death of IiIh
brother. Neil Wnleli, returned home
a few days nh'o.
Mrs. Neva Wiley, who has boon
vIhUIiik her narunta, Mr. and Mrs.
W'm. Mcsaal, returned to hor borne
In Portland lant week.
.Mrs. Coclle Abbott came out for
a ahott visit lnat Sunday with her
, ntttn dmnihter. Jewel
UtvniH ut tht HUlley homo last
i Hruply worP Mrs. Minnie DilgftD
an( throe children of Medford. Mr.
Lmj M.H p iJ Futiow, Mrs. E. K.
, joDHH afl( uy Kugsdalo
The if a mo "f hearts Is on. From
every window throughout the busi
ness district now, the Utile vd
palpltators are beuinnim: to peep
and play. Home sinllo shyly forth
from ftibtle layer.' of lacy frame
work, as though apoloi;-.luK for
the ir privilege of vlewlim Ihu out-nidi-
world. Others Kiln boldly
forth, and offer tio excuse for their
undih'ulHed existence, except that
V.th mine's day Is upprouchintf.
There Is a whimslciilliy about ihe
'abiitiiit;H dav deetuation that is
reflected ln fun attitude of the
merchuntH whose windows they
adorn. It Is the norl of a humor
nu: ncrep!unce t( Ihe place of such
little ihlnKS as "hearts" In the hard
routlfi'ijof the bUnIneH world. And
for thin reason, If for none other,
uiay the time-honored saint who
Htarlcil this s onal ohservatloi.
be prained.
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