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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 1, 1929)
o MEpJFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OUKiiON'. FRIDAY. L'l'.nill'AKV 1, JALEN1 GRANGERS ilrd. E. J. Tlbhetts arrived on 1 Saturday from uenirnento ami visited with her 8ut Mrs. Lea-1 llry Miller and family. She left Sunday for Yoneaila. for a visit with her tnultn-r. i Troffssor L. I. Miller has been ! confined to his homo with au j attack of the flue since I-'rlday I the muimJ of granite in its plat uut was able to resume his classes !EO xw sidewalk can now be trav dl.-; church In Ashland Monday evening and enjoyed th addr delivered by flishop Titus LuWC, bixhqf of Oregon. O One great Improvement has oc curred in Talent by the removal of tlift crushed rock from around tho Southern raelfio depot, and 1 ttetsUuy morning. Mr. I ouis 1 ick ey o f Sac ru- mcnU. I'al., who U visiting hla - relatives in Mcdford. spent Mon jdtty afternoon visitini- with Mr. ;and Mrs. Marlon Tryer. Mr. l TALKNT, Ore.. 1'vh. 1. (Spue- Uickvy is a nephew of Mr, Ttjkt. lal) The Tomona (.'.rango met on! Opoiko Yotms was transacting illu, cnurci, Mr Bickerdike Balurdy nl the Community Hall, i business and ciilllnj? on old rriciiUg: wm lako up ('nmb,iei ial work a i no morn trig was lawen up w mi . h-jmi auuvi p.u vu. inn. (j. u nullen of llio i;ea H Mrs. .M. Tryer . oled with comfort by I host who ifltvo corns who have heretofore hud to take to the roud. Word was received by friends hero from Mr. and Mrs. Jllcker dlke that they are eomforlablv located near tho four Square developments will be reported to the local prance. AU of tho lec latlvo committees of tho various (francs in the county are working as a unit. Many I'.ale Point pranjftT.s at tended the special ineetlrm of the I'oiiiona 0 npe at Central JStint, which had l-ewi called to take care of unfinished business left over from the regular sesii'n. Many resolutions of e-pccial Interest to fanners wei e voted on. and the floor debate ' proved interesting and some of it very enlightening. tho business meeting, this being O. I. the first regular meeting of the jrown wrviee station was a bust year. Iteports from the dirfer- ) h,si vWlur ' In Mcdford Monday int J ranges of tho county were! "ft' noon. pubmilled by .tho masters of each.; Tho Talent Community rlub showing very hati.sfactory progress. ; will me.-i nest Wednesday after new members being taken in. in noon Kebruary 6. ach Grange. At the noon hourl Mrs. Will Kerns spent Monday a delicious chicken dinner was! afternoon shopping and calling Forvcd by tho Talent Grange, -on friends in Ashland, about 12fi members enjoyed Tal-j Mr. and Mrs. Kred iirandt and pint's hospitality at this lime. small daughter Uarbara June. I At the close of the dinner hour were guests at tho Tryer home a very enjoyable program was' Sunday afternoon, vrehenfvl by tho new Talent lee- j The Talent Itebcknh club met turer. Mrs. Floyd ltell. The first this afternoon at tho homo of number rendered was u vocal -Mrs. Ed Foss. Folo by Miss Elizabeth Higgins, Mr. Carl Hrommer of Mcdford then a ten ntimttes talk by Mrs.lwas calling on friends in Talent l.lnnie Muller of Hornbrook. Cnl.. j Monday afternoon. on Grange work in northern Cal-i The basketball game played on Ifurnia, a butterfly dunce and ' last Friday night between Sams eone by little Miss Hetty Itoune. Valley and Talent, resulted in ft Teas greatly enjoyed by every-! victory for Talent by both teams, ono present, a violin selection by j the boys winning by ono point Mr. and Mrs. Everett Iloono an- In . a hard fought game. Tho companicd on the piano by Miss I score stood Talent 27, Sams Val- Margaret McCoy. I ley 21. The girl? Bif The new officers were install ed at the close of tho program. They arc to serve for two years. The executive committee elected wero: Itoss KMno of Eagle I'oint, John Ncidcmeyer of Jacksonville it nd Gcorgo Hilton of Central I'oint. Tho next regular meeting of the Talent Grange will be held ton Thursday, February 7. An fulgent request is made for all members to be present at that time. A hard time dance will. walk over for Talent. The scoro was Talent 54, Sams Volley 5. Elvis Cochran and Miss Anna bcllo Leamning were united in marriage Saturday at the Pres byterian manse in Medford. Tho ceremony was performed by llcv. E. V.. Iawrencc: The couple were accompanied by Mrs. Thelmn Wright, and Mr. Will Oatman of Mcdford. Mr. Cochran is an employee of the California Ore gon I'ower company. They will make their home in tho a part- be given by tho Talent Grange ments in Mrs. Edytho Cochran's tonight Friday). Everyone Is invited, and a good timo is an ticipated by all Grange mem bers. Tho Ladles Aid of the Meth odist church met Thursday aft ernoon at tho home of Mrs. I. C Williams with a good attendance. (mother of the g room's) homo. James JJarrett of Ashland spent Tuesday afternoon w i t h his daughter, Mrs. Elmer Kincaid and Wits also attending to bus-inesij mutters in Talent. Quito a' number of tho mem bers of the Methodist church at tended the service at the Melho- soon. as ho Is ordained. Miss Hose, his daughter, has secured h position in ono of the many telephone offices in Los Angeles. Mr. end Mrs. J. D. Eaton of, Medford wero guests at tho homoj of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. DEEP SNOW WELCOME BY CLIMAX F, Cl.I.M.l.Y. Ore. 1VK 1. (Spr- eial. ) A luxuriuus mantle of snow , Nvn loft last Sat- covorH rvi-rytliliiK Iti-rc lo u m-pm Mm. nrday for a six weeks' vacation in Han IiIcko, C'al. Mr. ami Mrs. Everett Itoono anil two daushtern motored over to lilt, 'al Sunday. An cnjuyahle birthday dinner was jriven Sunday by Mr. and Mrs. tJuy Hamilton in honor of their dauKliter Mix-s I'c'csy. Their Kuesta were Mr. and Mrs, liloim Sultmnr.sh of Little Apulegate, Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Smith of Med ford, Mr. anil Mrs. l.oyd Ham ilton and family and Carl Ham ilton, who motored up from J.ose-bm-K to attend tho dinner. Miss Margaret HiBuins and SI Stock well. Miss 1'osBy w'as tho re cipient of a beautiful cedar chest among her- birthday Rifts. Tho Camp Fire Girls held their regular weekly meeting at tho home of Miss Esther Cochran. Tho clrls aro 6cwlng for tho Ked Crops. Miss lrcl Hates, who has been attending school In Central Tolnt the first semester entered the Junior elasB here last Thursday. Klchard Petri who is operat ing a ranch near Fort Klamath, returned homo Sunday. Ed llorKO is building a new barn on tho Dr. llaglcy ranch on Anderson crek. Miss Anna Evans of Ashland and Mr. and Mrs. T;ivls Cochran wero guests at tho homo of Miss Peggy Hamilton Sunday evening. A delightful surpriso ulrinuay party was given In honor of Mrs. Earl Jirlscoc at her home Phoenix Saturday evening. The guests present were Mr. and Mrs. Clarenco Mathis and son Clarence 'odircrackers, like lettuce, must be crisp and fresh... Snow flakes, light, flaky a.nd oven crisp, are a complement to the crisp grccu lettuce of the salad. You can absolutely depend upon their freshness and quality. They taste uv cn-crisp and they are! Tacked warm from the ovens,, in one of six big plants near your home, 'Snow Flakes arc wax -wrapped to retain their tempting flakiness instantly sealed in sanitary cartons triply protected against mois-turc. As a further safeguard, they arc sold under a definite "Guarantee of Freshness." Pacific CoAsr Bisccjit Co.vpat, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Tortland, Seattle, Tacoma, Spokane. Don't ask tor'-cratken'siy ('nun llnil. trill rxi'iut .l.-funct uiiIikki. Jr., Mrs. Iiwtenco Crawford and' r(ncSj Tho CQHl wU, ,je sin.e!l(l five years and tho tankera of IV inehes or more and tUo dark woods with their low haiiK'HK tiranrties Jook like mysterious en traneea to some lalry land. Farmers n joieo for much snow on the mountains Injures an ulmn dant supply of water for the com hiK season, Mrs. A. J. llrissom spent the week end with relatives! near Medford. The following transacted lusi ness In Medford last week: A. J. (irissom, N. I. Han.son. N. N. and V. K. Charley and h. II. Wortz. Miss 'er:i Kershaw is ui;aln liv inc on her ranch here and is hav ing fences put in order before tho usual spring work commences. Tho 1. H. AVertz family together with the Jolly Itaehelors enjoyed tho hospitality of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Tuesday evening1. N. N, Charley returned on Tues day from a business trip to Medford. 1929 FRENCH NAM PAULS UV) The French naval program for 19-9 provides for the laying down ff one 10. 000-lon cruiser, six 2100-ton destroyers, six "000-ton submarines, one TL'O ton minehiyinp submarine, two L'OOU-ton dispatch vessels and two oOott-ton oil tank ships. Parliament will he asked to add daughter Dorothy. 3!rs. Editho llavman and daushlcr Bertha and son Cliff. Tho evening was spent in playlns cards. Mrs. Itay Coleman or jacKson tll and Mrs. Ed French of Mcd ford were cucsls at tho home of Mr. and Mrs. D. K. French Fri day afternoon. Mrs. Ed Hughes vras enlilns on old mends in jaient irum Sams Valley Wednesday after noon. Mr- James Rea returned to Tal ent Wednesday evening alter fpending several months In Fort- land. Baptist church Sunday school at 10 a. m. Freachlng at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. in. Ci. V . Uur- ncttc, pastor. Methodist cliurch sunuay school at 9:40; lister Ncwbry, superintendent. Freachlne at 11 in. and 7:30 p. m. Kpworm Lcacuo nt 6:30 p. m. Kenular uraver mootlm? Thursday cvenlnK at 7:30. A cordial Invitation Is extended to tho public to attend these cervices. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Judd enter tained Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Vat- Ulns of Mcdford a couple of days tho first of tho wock. Mr. Vat- kins and Mrs. Judd uro brother and sister. Obituary Mrs. w. M. I'ctri was 6trlcken with paralysis last Thursday and dlod at her homo at 4 o'clock Sunday morning, January . 37. 1959. Some two years ago Sirs. Petri suffered from paralysis, but had practically recovered when stricken a eecond time. Tho par alysis affected her cnliro. body. I paralysis of tho respiratory or- fans causing death. Mrs. Margaret D. Bturgcon Tctri was born In Erie county. Fcnnslvanla. Sho was aged BO years, three months nnd Si days, at tho timo of her death. From Erie, Tcnn., she moved to North Dakota, where the family resided for a number of years, moving to tho Talent district 19 yoars ago nnd locating on Anderson j creek, where tho family havo re sided until tho timo of her death. Sho loaves her husband Vm. rem, tnree sons unarics, jur ard and Elton, and ono daugh ter. Margaret. Funeral Bervices were hold on Tuesday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock I at tho Stocks parlors In Ashland, j Tlcv. P. K. Hammond officiating.! Interment was mado In tho Stems cemetery- on Wagner creek, will be furnished under tho re parations account. v- H ill rM I lifll chance I 2 11 to t ill i ms .MSM-'" recipes r K E E ! SUlccu of llirin, i n a uovel and couTciiicnl form ..recipes for pud. dings... caVea... deeaerls . . bever ages. Recipes for flavor and for health. Easy re cipes to follow. . On cards for our tile or cook-book. 3 I EAGLE PL GRANGE I (Official)" 1 a . . g 1 (M Eagle I'oint grange will hold Its regular business meeting next Tuesday night at 8 p. m. Tlfc I master announced that the grango 1 would open promptly on timo. The 3rd nnd H degrco team will confer these degrees on mem bers ready for them. During the short locluro pro gram, Henry French will give aj talk on poultry. Mr. French is j ono of the largo and successful ! poultry raisers of thin district and so is well qualified to discuss this subject. Those interested in poul try will doubtless find this an In teresting part ot tho program. .Several musical numbers have been arranged. The ways and means commiltce will glvo another of their popular dunces Saturday night, Feb. 2nd. Refreshments will bo served as usual, by tho home economics committee. Tho legislative committee Is keeping In touch with the state grango legislative comn.fteo at lis tUite bouse, ant any Important ma. money $3H at a k. ittVUl " n0 -i1tlf, hmny, social iHilin: lluy a home, cilend Y rFljli )oul I'osini'ss, beronic Intlepciuleul. lie soineltod.v, Sfinl unr lo college; j;uo yonr hoy a stint in lin-uni"", ni:ili0 our family h.ippy, coinfoi table, piiHieious! llao ft happy and prosperous time ilininj; (his New War! Take liHit:, lay uinmer liolldny! Vou eiin d II other Unxn ilnne it and vou are their ciiial. If you uuulj .inu- it You just need a ehame. nnd here it your ehanee. Wo will ie nuay $:t0IK) in cash pries: huo lortiiuis hate, hceu liuilt on smaller liuiiuliiCont. io ahead! (li t rleh! M:dte n start it vasts nutliitic! I'nt it off and you ;ne still pool'. The road lo wealth ivs iiln'nd, and the twins are hecKnnhie you on. ICi-member, a henuliful automoldlu t'veii I:1KA simply lur bring rUUMl'T. CAM YOU FEND THE TWINS? Find them! Sure you caul They are all nlllio. you say! Whoa! Xnl so fast! They are nut nil cliillted Hie same. Many ynuni; ladies limit aliko and Ihc eiuhleen on Ihls paco look lll.c each oilier, tint Ihc '1 l." are dressed e.vaelly Hie same, like all real mins. Now leok aKniu. How almut Hie hals? Xriniinlnt is illllercnl, isn't it? Jlial's nlicre the tun comes in, finding Hie ThIiis. CLUES At first glance all of the pictures louk alike. Uut upon closer examination you will tec thai almost every orm differs In snmo way from the others. In sumo you will find a differenea In their wear ing appniel. Jlavo they nil ear-nngs or neetilaeea? How uhout their coats und ha Is? A-t lliey I rimmed tlio same? Somo have bands on the br.'mg und urowna; others have not. Maybc tho dif ferer.ee is just tho liuitenliule In the l.uiel of the coat. 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