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MATE TRTBtTNE, MEDPQKD, OKEOQy, THtmSDlY,-jKRCH 21, 1929.
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I make a specialty of all kinds
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POINT ON FRIDAY
EAGLE fOIN'T, Or., Mnr.'iJ.
(Spoclnl.) Trio next big nvent of
ICbbIo Point will be Iho illustrated
lecture on the redwoods, with Pat-
'tcruon's plctiirefl presented with the
now Urlnkdt 'Projootlnc machine
which will bo held In the I'renby
torlan church on Friday evonlnB.
Mrs. ratterson'a. celebrated Illus
trated flong, "Beautiful Columbia,
Olory of the "IVeat," will be, ren
dered. Other musical numbers will
be a solo, "Sonny Boy," Uudy AVcfd-
'mah; "There's Room for 'You," by
the Presbyterian jhoir: .sopranos,
Mrs. Itoyal Brown, -Mrs. Lottie Van
Sc-oy, Mrs. Edith Woldtnan; con
traltos, TtltK. AV. H. tlrown and Mrs.
irittlostntlt, with jllfw ' Bur t at the
'piano. '.
It Is ho'pnd !that a larjt crowd
wlil'tako this opportunity of seelnB
-fhes'o pictures', "as the 'proe'eeds 'aro
'for 'the church. Tickets may bo
had from :the school children, or
fat 'the. church, Friday' 'evohlnn,
March 22nd.
'Dlstlnctlvo ' nmonc .this , affairs
'plannc'd re'eeritly was a' surprise
' (tarty at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
C. F. Davlcs on Mrs. It. T. Sea
man, Saturday overInn. It being thq
occasion 'bf Mrs." Heaman's birth
day anniversary. I'our tables of
five hundred wero' In play, --The
rooms were beautifully decorated
Avlth spring flowers and prizes for
high score wore awarded to Mrs.
Seaman and W. C. Clements, whlln
'(hVfeodby.'pMse. wen'j' to Miss Burt
and Barney Keuman. .Those pros-,
ent were Mr. and Mrs. Keahmn, Mr.
and Mrs. Clements, Mr. nnd Mrs.
Frank Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Mlt
tlestadt, i'rs. VanScoy, MLan Burt,
'Miss Jamleson, Charles Pettlgrow,"
'Barney deanian and ifr. and Mrs.
C F. Davlcs, Dainty refreshments
wero served. ' '
"The City pnrkwlll'bo 'ttio place
for the Knster Saturday egg hunt.
On Sunday morning a largo num
ber of children were nt school nnd
on time. '
-Tho girls' choir Is doing fine.
Their young voices am suitable, to
tho school service. The V. W.
class, Mrs. 'Prullt, teacher, had the
largest ntlenilanco and won the
lianner, and they aro going to see
how long they can hold it. It was
previously announced thnt the par
ty would be nt the 'lovely country
homo of Mrs. M. L. 'Prullt. -Since
then other arrangements have' been
mado nd tho city "(iark -will he
the most central. Besides, tho egg
hunt thero will be refreshments,
'and alt thoso who 'have'evor 'been
to tho Sunday school, whether old
or young, are cordially Invited Eas
ter Saturday at 2 o'clock at tho
City park.' !,
Mr. and Mrs. (toy Stnnley and
son Ilertland visited all day Sun
day with Mrs. Blanche Stanley, and
family at Eagle Point. . .v ''
A largo number attended tho
piny and danco at I.ako Creek Sat
urday night, Among them wors
Mr. ond Mrs. II. AY. Ward, Mr. and
Mrs. Perry, -Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Force, 'Mr. ond Mrs. Ttoy Smith.
Mr., and Mrs. Clus Nichols, Mr. and
Mrs. Ooo. 'McClellan, Mr. and -Mrs,
Cl on 9 on, BtnOBt Oahnck, Eeafl
llanscom f'and a largo number of
lh,e yourig folks. , ,'
' Kafr Ksih was In'tow'n Mondd'y
tending to ','bualnoss, ,
. Th'o ' ladles' Aid soctety' of 'fho
Presbyterian church has finished
up tho work they hnd on hand and
are now ready to receive new r.
'dors. You ban' get your comforters
tied and your quilts quilted at mod
rnto charges, so now Is a good
time to trlng yortr -work.
Mr. and Mrs. Olen 'Hurst Vcfo
dinner guosta nt the homo of his
moUier, fr. -and lrs. Yfllllam
Hurst and family.
Among . tho Bnglo 'Holnt ' poOple
trading-ftv -Medford' Saturday Were
Mrs. l-ela'lt. 'ltonrtnin, Mlsa 'Jami
son, Mrs. lloy( Brown, n. A. 'Weld
man. William I'erry, Mrs. Brophy,
Mrs. Harvey . Stanley, MrB. Roy
Ashpolo and 'Mr. and Mrs. Phil
brook. The ancestral organ that for so
many years was In the Presbyterian
church was 'removed to Browns
boro Snturday.
Clarenoo Itohlnetto nnd family
and Orvllle Chlldreth of Medford,
Mrs. Artie Nichols of Fort Klam
ath. Mrs. Throckmorton, Alllo Only
and Mrs. John Nichols wore vis
Itors recently at the home, of Mr.
and Mrs. Chlldreth. Mrs. Chll
dreth In still on the sick list. Others
111 ore Mrs. Men-lit Brown, Mrs.
ltoy Ashpole and Hudy Weldman.
Mr. and Mrs. H. U. Campbell
were pleasant callers nt tho homo
of Mr. nnd Mrs. Otto Castor Sun
day evening.
The i'Arlstlan Bndenvor met as
usual In tho churoh Sunday even
ing nnd thoro waa an unusually
good attendence. After the hour
of Bible study plans for altondlnf
the lecture by Ira. Landrclh at tho
ClirlHtlnn church in Medford Mon
day evening wero discussed and ar
rangements for unending wore
made. The young folks are all
looking forward to having a larger
number lu their society In rho near
futuro ' arid 'all young peoplo nfo
cordially Invited to one or all meet
ings. Thbro tvits a good attendance at
tho Presbyterian' church Sunday
morning to hoar the last and best
of r series of sermons by Mr. Pat
terson, nnd next Sunday morning
Mrs. 'Patterson will deliver a spoc
Is) sermon prepared for this occa
sion. There will bo n special mus
Ii'uPh'nmher' by tho choir and nil
aro wnlcomo nt these services at
tho hour of (J o'clock a. m.
The county fixed the roads
through town IISbI week nnd made
a real god Job of It. Percy Haley
was on the tractor and Busier Mc
Ixtlland on tho grader. '
Mr. Wcsterflold of thn Farmers
Exchsngo Cooperative villi lecturo
on '"How to Mnke a, profit on
Chickens," Thursday evening at' a
o'clock. In the Eagle Point school,
house. . , . 4; ; ,
Snecinl attractions ore being
.'given among our local merchanU
with a view to' keeping tho trade
-nt-'home.' Coupons are given with
'every cash purchase and when the
total of these coupons equals tho
amount required you can secure
without cost njiy ploee of china
or other articles listed.
Chndlle Humphrey delivered
somn yew gntcposts to K. A. Weld
man Monday.
Hazel Smith was an all-night
visitor, with Sylvia Hanklns Bun-day.
Sclinnt Nona.
- The Curtis Publishing compnny:
contest -closed March 14th at 1 p.
m. Tho "OreenM" won, having se
cured 2G subscriptions. Now the
"Keds" havo to glvo tho other side
a thrio-rlng e.-rcus. Rudy AVeld
man Is captain of tho "Reds."
We'll soo what kind of a circus
manager he Is. ,
. Characters for : the 'high Bchool
play are :DOnald Young. 'Robert
Phllbro'ok, Everett Schafer, Aurd
nall Rogors, Rudy Weldman, ilary
Hannnford, Marguerite Marshall
and Margaret Brophy. The play
will bo given somo time In ApriL
-Russell Seaman- and -Dorothy.
Wllhlte havo returned' to school
after an absence . duo -to. -Illness.
Russch has been absent for six
weeks 'and Dorothy for two ;woeks.
The Immunization for smallpox
and diptherla will bo continued
this Friday. Several took advan
tage of the opportunity last Fri
day. Tho health authorities urge the
parents to have their children lm-
.m'unlzed. The. need ;for It cannot
-be over emphasized.
'Mr. Cummlngs, .water master of
Jackson . county, . passed through
town Tuesday morning.
: Mr. and Mrs. Albert Phillips nnd
daughter Emma of Bandon, Oro.,
are visiting nt tho homo of Mrs.
Phillips' mother, Mrs. Wnlklns,
and Miss Annlo ' Watklns. Mr.
Phillips brought a. piece of whale-
bone which seems to bo a section
of the backbone and short ribs. It
is quite a curiosity and will be
placed In the Intermediate room
of the school. While here they
will visit with Mr. and Mrs. Cleo.
Phillips and son John. It will be
a kind of reunion.
iiISto
give april fool
; groom is employed at the ice plant.
Heveral from hero attended the
play at Rogue Itiver Tuesday even
Ing. . -
Pauline Chnmplln upent the
week end with relatives at Riviera.
Mrfl, Clay. Bites and children at
tended Sunday BChol HunUay. Mis.
illo has beon absent for some
time on account of HlcknoHa,
.Miss Bertha CurnUtt of Gold Hill
w.i a the eucst of -MifiH Donrle Bllea
Thursday niRht.
RlVlErtA, Ore,, Mer. 2L (Kpl.)
Tho P.-T. A. held a businens meet
ing at the Foots Creek Hchoothouse
Tueflay. at 8:30 p. m. The P.-T.
A. Is planning an April Fool party
April 5th. . ..
J ( AS. U. Umb nnd daughter Dor
j othy motored to Rooburff Sun
day. .
ilrs. Chas Wahl called on Mrs.
Clay Biles Saturday afternoon,
j Mr. and Mr., Ooorso Lanco en
j tertalned a number of -young peo-
( pie Monday nlsht at their home on
Foots creek.
Mrs Efflo Birdseyo was calling
on Mrs. D. IT. Forry Friday.
Ted Dole in now driving a now
Ford sedan. :
Mrs. Maudo Champlln of Med
ford was visiting vith her mother,
Mrs. Chas. Wahl, Thursday after
noon. Mrs. Clay Bllea was very much
surprised Tuesday to receive tho
announcement of the marriage of
her sister, MIbh Jiva Thomas of
Burlington, Ark., to -Troy Mc
Craeken of 8andr Springs, Okla.
The young couple will make their
home in Hand HprlnR. whern the
JACKSONVILLE GRANGE
PROGRAM FOR SOCIAL
OUTLINED FOR FRIDAY
JACKSONVILLE, Ore., Mar. .21.
(Special.) Jacksonville Grnii'ge
will hold a hox social Frldnv even-
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Ing, March 23.' In the U. S. Hotel ;
building. As a big representation j
is expected from the different j
Oranges 'a good get-together timet
will be enjoyed.
A varied and Interesting pro
gram has been arranged, with idrs.
E. R. Severance as chairman of
the committee.
Mrs. Geo. Wendt, popular soloist)
in church and schol circles will
be heard in vocal numbers. The
Gfango male quartet, -which always
delights its audience, will also sins'.
A new musical feature will be pre
sented at this program for the first
time. -Thia -will be at ladies', trio
composed of Mrs. Anna WentU.
Mrs. Georgo Vendt and Mrs. E. R
Severancef who will sing "My Wild
Irish Rose" and "Can't You Hear
Me; Callin', CaroHne." Other dia
logue and musical sketches will be
given alHo, among thorn a comedy
dialogue by Miss Jesse linear and
Mrs. Maggie Howell.
The publio Is cordially invited to
attend and enjoy, both t-he pro
gram nnd box social lunch,
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