Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, February 08, 1929, Image 11

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Newspaper Page TextCOMMUNITY CLUB f AT TAirMT Will HI InLLli! I? ILL GOVE BIG PARTY iliy Mr. Marion Tryer.) TALENT, On?., Feb. 8. (Spec ial.) A delightful surprise party was given at the homo of Mr. una Mr. Frank Hoidrldse last Friday evening in honor of WiieHUl, the occasion being that young man's birthday. The guests enjoying the evening were Messrs. Paul Krun berg, Wayne Mason, Earl Boptird, Viloby Connor, Warren Connor. Hobert Carter, Max Carter, Hill Jitmgle of Ashland, George Connor. U C. Wiley Hilt and Clarence Jfoldridge; the Misses Nell 11111, Katherine Kste, Kdna Newbry, Lll lie Fire, Iotr. Tryer. Cora New ihousv, Alien f J Item, Ha Hill. OHIo Opal Hill, Esther Holdrhigo, 1 Mr. and Mm. Roy Hilt and chil dren, Mr. and Mrs, L, C, Hill, Sr. Then" evening wag spent in playing ttanies and uinging souk a in be tween games. A delicious lunch of J co cream and cake was served about midnight, after which the (party broke up. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Proctor, who have spent the last four or five years in Talent and Ashland, mov ed (Saturday to Koseburg where Mr. Proctor is employed. Mr. and Mrs. Klmer Kincaid and daughter Charlene were shopping in Mcdford Saturday. - The Woman's Homo Missionary society met Thursday at the home of Mrs. t. O. Hurley. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Skeeters and Mr. and Mrs. Everett Skeeters were guests at the home of Mr. nnd Mrs. Charley Skeeters Sunday. -The Talent Community club met Wednesday afternoon at the com .munity hall, with a good attend ance. Various topics of Interest were presented to the membership for discussion. Reports of commit tees showing renewed Interest in club work. The club will give a St. Valentine party next Thursday, February 14th. This party will be for the community at large and will be free, with games and other umtiHcments. There will be a charge made for the supper. On Thursday,- February 2Slh, Mrs. Mack, county home demon- satdon agent, will meet with the Community club at a special meet ing In the afternoon, and arrange for a" course' In home economics to be held in Talent. This school will be for the benefit of every woman in the community, and an urgent request Is expressed for everyone who would ho interested to. be present at that time. The club I adopted as their motto the phrase. "Community service for the good of all." A short program was then put on by the program com mittee, consisting of a reading by Mrs. Long on the French national anthem, the "Marseillaise." At 1ho close of the meeting a dellcioun ' lunch was served by the chairman I of tho social committee, Mrs. 'Ed Koblson, ussisted by Mrs. Hoy le- Vandcr. Several new ' members were taken In at this time.' Mrs. Ifyrpn Keith, .. Mrs., W. Xcwhouse I and Mrs. Ormy Toddard. Bill Fox and Tom Lamb have started hauling gravel with tho i county truck, and are fixing" the road In the Wagner Creek district. The basketball game played Monday evening between tho Ja ck sonville teams and tho Talent teams resulted in a, victory for the Talent boys by a score of 37 to 24, and a victory for tho Jack sonville girls by a score of t!7 to St. Tho game was played at Tal ent. , Mr. and Mrs. W. Ncwhouse and son Rainsford and daughter Cora spent Sunday evening as guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Hopper In Medford. , Mrs. George Kerby of Anderson crock was a business caller in Ash land Itwt Thursday. Henry Sheets, in company-with O. U Bullon. made a business trip to- Yreka, Cat., Saturday, returning tho samo day. Mr. and Mrs. Ava Holt of Oak land, Cal., who was a giH'st of their ! ik (M2, Baking Powder is in the ,0 Bakihq w f7br Best Results Use DOUDLG ACTION '! First In the Dough -Then In the Oven Same Price For Over 38 Years Millions of Pounds Used mother, Mrs. 3. P. Ejton in Med ford, spent Monday evening visit ing with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Oogeli. Little Miss Frances flusseli has been on the sick list fjr the past wk. Waiter Russell, after a few days visit with hiS family, received or- derg. ti report at Portland Satur; dfty. He left by stage Saturday.- Miss Bertha Kdmui.aon spent the week 0l at the home of Mrs. Claud "Williams a ttho Suncrest. Mrs. Will Ferns was a guest of Mrs, Gienn Withrow Welne.i8y night. Mrs. Charley Holdridye, Mrs. Clements and Mrs. Hotel ling were guests of Mrs. O. L. Lindley Tues day. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Vogell were dinner guests Tuesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J.-D. Eaton in Medford. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Tryon were guests at a farewell party given at the Suncrest in honor of Mr. and Mrs. L,indly and family, who moved the end of the week to- their new home as of Medford. Mrs. Nida Oat man of Medford and Mrs. Will Ferns spent last Fri day night with Mrs. Oletm With row. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Boone at tended tho dance at the Oriental Gardens at Medford Saturday. John Mason is ill nnd in & very critical condition at his home on Gibson street, Mrs. X. O. Penland received word last Friday of tho death of her brother-in-law, Carl Stock well, who died very suddenly. Mrs. Stockwell was in Honolulu at the time of his death. Mr. Stockwell will be remembered by acquaint ances here, having visited at the Penland homo last summer. James Purves was taken last Fri day to the Community hospital in Ashland," having had his leg io jured again, which it was seared had caused tubercu losls of tho bone, i Mrs; Chase Gardner is on the sick list this week, Talent Grange met at its regular meeting Thursday night A boy was born Monday to Mr. an Mrs. Thatcher. Mrs. G. 1 Bullen of the Red Crown service station was a busi ness visitor in Medford Tuesday morning. . Mrs. Ed Learning and Mrs. Ma Hon Tryer called on Mrs. Chase Gardner Thursday afternoon. . - Mrs. Jenny Sleppey is spending a few weeks mi the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Hoy Foster, Charley Wilkison of Ashland was a guest Sunday at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. On ml Jones. Mrs. Knighton moved Wednes day to th bomo of her daughter, Mrs. Wiley Jones. Mrs. Sula Uean of Phoenix spent the first of the week a guest of Mr. and Mrs. John Kobisott. Mrs. Dean is spending the remainder of tho week with relatives on Wag ner creek. ltpti.-t Church. . X. W. iliirnette, pastor. Sunday school ai ll a. m. Preaching at 31a. m. and 7:30 p. m. McUkkIKI Church. Ue Aubery Brown, pastor, Sunday school at 0:45 i. m. Les ter Newbry, superintendent. Preaching at 11 a. in. and 7:30 , m. Epworth league at 6:30 p. m. Regular prayer meeting Thurs day evening at 7:30 p. m. A cordial inVltation Is extended to the public to attend any or alt of these services. JACKSONVILLE GRANGE WILL MEET TONIGHT JACKSONVILLE. Ore, Feb. 8. (Special.) Jacksonville Grange wilt hold its next regular business meeting tonight, Jan. 8th, at 8 o'clock Worthy Master John Neidermeyer urges all new mem bors especially to be present.. Although tho social meetings are proving to be very popular It is believed that the business ses sions will run a close second due to the fact that refreshments are being served on thnt nltrht. for By Our Government i i - -1 f i if f ABUNDANT WATER OVER 4000 ACRES FOR EAGLE POINT AG LIS POINT, Ore., Feb. S.r- (.Special. Tho Eagle Point Irri gation district is nearly teugh cleaning the lateral system, leav ing only the main canal - to be cleaned and U is in vory good shape due to the fact that there has not baen any long heavy rains. Tho district is working a crew of fifteen men and will start on the main canal In about two weeks. - It. T. Seaman, manager of the district, says they always have an abundance of water and will de liver water to about 4,000 acres for 1329 in place of 3200 last year and 26J the year before, showing a steady increase in the land be ing farmed. It is plain to be seen that only water can produce the largo crops that tho farmers with irrigated land produce. R. A. Weidman took two dress ed hogs to town Monday, "Mr, nnd Mrs, Theron Jones of Grants Pass, one of tho 1 leading cattle men of the county were In Eagle Point attending to business Saturday. . , I ' Arnold Rogers visited recently with his Hunt, Mrs.- Alberts in Butte Falls. - - A largo number of people lire applying for membership in the Eagle Point Grange. Since 'we have two drill teams an dtwo bus iness meetings a month the work will, go faster. And all new candi dates will be initiated at short notice. .. S. H. Haruish is enjoying this lovely sunshiny weather; it makes him feel like a boy again, so much so that he had his mustache re moved recently. Mr. and Mrs. Ed High of Ash land entertained Sunday in honor of Mrs. Joseph King, it being Mrs. King's birthday anniversary. A sumptuous dinner was served t noon. Among tho invited guests were Mrs. H. E. Hewlett, Miss Haiti-Howtett of the .Sunny Hi do Hotel Sir. and Mrs. Joseph King .and fjhree sons, Joseph, Donald and Allen, Mr. and Mrs. Ed High and daughter Virginia nnd son George. Mrs. High and Mrs. King will bo remembered as Miss Bessie and Jeanetto Haelton, formerly of Eagle Point. Lester Throekmorten and Ted Seaman were pleasant -callers at: the Held man home Monday. Bill Hatman was in town Tues day having some work don at the local blacksmith shop. Mrs. Bum Coy and son Sammy were visitors nt the, home of Mr. and Mrs. H, Stlnaoii of Medford recently, - Mrs. Kwnzv .visited with Mrs. Frank Lewis at the. Community hospital of Medford Sunday. Mrs. ia able to be around and is feeling very mu:h better, t Among the Eagle point people trading in Medford Saturday were tHivanu airs. H. ti. Campbell, Mr, and Mrs. lionham,- Mr;- and Mrs, Otto Castor, Miss Sybil Castor, Miss Ernestine Bahaek, Sam Har nish, Mrs. Kwnzy. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Smith, Miss Myrtle Mister and Mrs, Cora Smith, Sam Coy delivered a load of sheep In Medford for Hay iiarnish Monday. Fred Pettigrcw was In town Monday attending to business. Tho Grange dance held in their hall Saturday was a tremendous success as are all these noted dances. We are pleased to renort that they are second to none in tho county for their popularity. . , Johnny .MHier, one of our local upto-to-date carpenters, is making soma alterations to the interior of the Faber & ChergtHn store. . , Rev, Morgan is well on the way to health as he personally receives visitors and can sit up for quite a. wniie without becoming fatigued. Mr.. and Mrs, Percy Haley enter tained at dinner Saturday e'.-.tlng Mr. and Mrs, Ed Cowden, Mr. and Mrs. Charley Koadarmei of Butte Falls,' Donald Young and Mr, Koadarmel of Eagle Point. Lylb Van Kcoy is home again, having recently returned from on extended vacation in California, The choir will practice as usual at the home of Mrs, Keyut Brown. Tho Christian Endeavor society met as usual in the Presbyterian church Sunday evening at 8 p. m. Miss Elva Castor, president of the Crater Lake Union conducted the meeting. As this was the birthday of the Christian Endeavor, Miss Castor related to the you jiff people its history. t Francis C. Clark, founder of this : work seeing Jhnt the yv$n people ! neeuca a. cnance to express tneir views on religion freely, started this work with a small number in tho year 3881, the first convention was hold In Maine in 3382, Now It has .'spread ls.lt over the .United States of America and more than a dozen foreign countries. All over these countries at hun dreds of these meetings tho birth day was celebrate!. A largo red candle represcuOnv; Francis C. Clarke, stood in tho center of the table, while tho young people held shorter white candles oil burning to represent the year. The lights of the church were turned out and in the dim light tho young people sang, 'There's a Church in the VitlU'y by th Wildwood." , Miss Esther ' McCoilum, jit ter medial o superintendent of the Christian Endeavor of the Presbyterian church of Medford, irave a short talk . on tho value of these meet ings, to. the young people, Mr. MeCollutt gave a solo entitled;. "Hold Thou. My Hand playing her own accompaniment, which was very well rendered. aiiss Beatrice (seam-coke vt Medford was also present. A number of tlje younr people are planning to attend the Chris tian Endeavor rally to be held at Grants Pass next Sunday, Febru ary 10th; also they are intending to have - Bociul party in tho pear future with only members tl the Christian Endeavor present. All young pepl are cordially pvited as these are young people's mertings, Mrs. W. L. Childreth who hss j been sick for some time U still j taking treatment three "times a wek at tho sanitarium at ick j sonvUle. Mrs. Chiidreth rt-partas that sh is getting along fine but' slightly weak, j Among the visitors were Mrs.! Allie Daly. Mrs. Perry, Mrs. A. It. McDonald, Mrs. Rosie Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Boahain, Mrs. Myrtle Smith and Mrs. Ayers. ! Bitlie. Johnnie and Lawrence who are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Karl Esi-h attended tho Presbyterian school Sunday morn ing. Mr. and Mrs. EsA are show ing them around the country visit ing Pnjspeet, Ashland and Grants Pass, and are stiii taking them around. Bill Hurst fmd son Ralph are attain ntakinfr more im movements. They are driving fence pots previ-j ious to building a new fence. Don't forget the dance at the Kincuid hall Saturday. Th Kin- caid orchestra jviil furnish the : music, School Xetts Fflday, February Sth is P. T. A. Founders Day. There will bo n Founders Day program at their regular meeting. Wtih the spring weather pupils arc returning to school, and colds are disappearing. The . Camp Cookery club had its regular meeting Feb. 1st. A big time was had by all. Baked beans was the main dish of the meal. Basketball is still tho topic of sport news. The girls team played Phoenix Wednesday, Feb. 8th on the Kugle Point floor. CtmreJi Xcws Last Sunday tho high school class in Sunday school took the banner for attendance from the adult class. For a long time there has been a close rivalry between these two classes, indicating that the Sunday school is not only for little children but for grown ups as well. Last Sunday the lord's Supper was beautifully nnd impressively observed. The sparkling new com munion service which has Just been purchased by tho church is treasure. This is your church and on Sunday morning Kaglo Point expects you to be on hand. Next Sunday morning, Feb. Ifith a special Lincoln day service will be hfcld,' Thi nature of this sr vlcrf Is: -' What the Church Has Done, fyr tho Negro by Mr. Pat terson. The meaning and purpose of Lincoln day will be explained by it. Campbell, teacher of the adult class. This will tako place nt the Sunday school hour, Ja, m. Last Sunday the annual elec tion of .officers took place. The same officers for faithful service were re-elected. Mm Weidman, superintendent; Miss Dorothy Coy, secretary; Karl Kseh, treasurer and assistant secretary. , . - . . WILLOW SPRINGS CLUB TO MEETFEB.14WITH MRS. PARKER HOSTESS V!UX)V SPRINGS, Ore., Vb. 7. (SiieclaD Mrs. W. K. i'avfcer will entertain the members' ot (ha Willow Springs Thursday cluli at a Valeutine luncheon on February 1 1. Places will he laid for every mem ber and they are all urged to bo present. Alivone tlnnhle fn ntfni1 -wiil please phono the ho)e. Tho res- umr meeimff win no nem m ii flftfrnfuttt fifift Mrtt Rnv KlphU and Mrs. Karl lloeit will have charge ot the program. Hobert Erophy ot Pine Ridge spent last week with his vita and daughter here. A now telepnono cable bag been installed under tho railroad track at Centra! Point and all lines on this sldo are having much bettor service. , ; Pearl Bonney has been sulphur ing and snring-toothing J. W. El den's n!falf& this weefc. John An derson will work tho grain land on the Elden place this year. . Roland lilrkhola and Harry El den drove "to the snow lino on the Crater Lake highway Sunday, They also visited Mill creek falls, which Is a beautiful sight at this time of tho year. ... Miss Leah Parker spent the week end as a guest of her friend, Mltm Helen f.'atitfne, at Grants Pntm. The Best Way tOjCooka great ' big pumpkin is in small pieces In roasting coffee, the same rale is followed by . Hills Bros, By a patented, continuous process, only a few pounds at a time pass through -the roasters. No bulk-roasting process cart .produce such a deltdou, ., uniform flavor, HILLS BROS COFFEE fttth fr&x tit ri Mf Mrtftm pact, UtUy cftd with tk I., MMMfiDiSS BURR VISIT ilGH ! Pin MEETING FK: I1E.LK, Ore., Feb. S. (Special I -Sunday school was held last San day at she Antloch school housu at j the ruBular hour and in the aftr- j nooa the Collins brothers iwMj charch services. They came up from Table flock for the afternoon S wish the Anlioch peojde. Those who were Medford visitors the last of the week were Mrs. Joe Mayfldd and son Herbert, Sam Pollard, 5ir. and Miss Swanson and Mrs. t'has, Sanderson and dangh- tr, Thelma. Mrs. Chsney and Jiiss Eiizaheth rurr met with the Antioch f.-T. A. Friday evesins, KebrHary 1. Mrs Chancy had several announcements to make, amomi them being Foun ders day of the 1.-T. A., which we ) exiiect to observe. Wo all enjoyed the European trip with Miss llarr. THfl evcatiig was ended with a S-J--J ciai hour and refreshments. Those on the sick list heTe are Mrs, E. H. Lucas and little danBh tef, lua Perl; Herbert Mayfleld, Mr. Henuison and Kmma Frijsk. Wilbur and Klla lliackman spent the week end at the homo of their parents. Sir. and Mrs. IHackntaa, of this place. Miss Kthiia tSray was hit In the eye with a stick of wood the last of tho week, injuring the eye la the extent that Miss Kthna had be taken out of h:h school Friday. Mr, and Mrs. Zuck were Jledford visitors Tuesday. E. 13, Lucas delivered a dressed beef to the market In Medford the last of the week. The bugle was sounded for the first time in the Antioch Uov Seont troop last Saturday evening. Scout Lorins Martin is tho proud pos sessor of a new bugle and it was used to call the troop to tho meet ing. All were present except two Next Saturday the troop with their scout master, E. 13. Lucas, will take an all day's hike and cook their lunch over an open fire. The Collins brothers, iogeTsl'Pr with Reverend Kamlall, who Ita been holding church services at the Table Hock school house for the past few weeks, will begin fheif revival iHeetitKr at tho Antioch school house Thursday. Wfe un derstand" they held n very success Serb's f meeting at Table Hock, 11 inolhers only knew Jl iummndn of limihern hac dlitcovrrriJ bow ditUtrn itnc di;liptu hot Ofalrardclirs Ground Chorolatc ,anii os a rrmiil, thou sands of inilk-hattlcj ore cndi-ij for fcrrps, Hot only ass berrwsc doeB ChirartJciir help indtR-pgroMinf young sters to lake the milk the doctor urge for lh?m hut atw Iti puddingaiid dr!Vrrtff, Write for the fmon Sw5t Silf-n" Kc- rfGhirardtr. FHKE for fhcki!WfHe it , GhinutMH Co., W North Toltit St. Sa FfsnciiKx, Calif. GlIIItilKDELLlS en O 13 M o CHOCOLATE I.ioten for ;iilrsrtel!l hour, , , Hil! Kt.W Kridari at 1 1 iZtt m, m. Tin- rommunily is rt-rdtoliy Invited to attend the jnoriSSas, which, wiljj Begin today at :3) m'clotk. J School rfeie, Loritte and MeriSS HaMia Eav-i started back to sciijl after bir.?i ont with mt-asies. Q Tlie sixth grade I ahead so far (h attnifiimt utmost. This week htaa thd sixth smiXH Her fffst'onf What disap pointment Bob had beertl Once he was always bright and cheery well-groomed. Then something happened. Bob became careless. Seemed to lose his am bitiojj. Even hw appear ance was afFectnd. Why. she was actually ashamed of him now! His WTsion . What h ad come over Mary? Twoyrtarsago he had been so much in love with her. But these days she was always so cross. Her old-time youth and charm had fled. True, he'd slipped somewhat, himself. But, Mary. ... 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