Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 19, 1929, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, Oh'KdON', TUESDAY, 'NOVEMBER If),- 1929. PAGE FIVE her the the .4 . i Koplol Evi'iitK .'I'nnmrrnu'. ; relheday Hiudymlub .will h5 meet". In the library; nt 2::iu. Htudy will eominuo on Japan. ' Pythian 'Sisters will meet in 4 the evenlnw nt Pythian hnllv Annual roll call. !: fhi-ysanlhomum 1 7" I r r 1 p 'Thimble club will meet with 'e,ii!hlior Kiel l a AmU'i'son, USII Nianllc nt " 2' o'c lock. . Primary ' tcnchpi-K' ten at ..the home nt Mrs. Kvcrctt Huilf,'' fi korth"t)i'aii.!;o. 'at 3:30. o'clock. .... ..' tilW's I'jiuut" IMuiis . K;Wu Rorviro Work. The (tirls honjjtio council oC thfc nenlor hf(rh solmol hckl their' popular moctinw follow! w? the lun cheon nt thf hih school Monday noon. Committoo report) . were heard on what the individual i classes were fining for the haznai. whl' h Ik to he held- .December 7. Uoxes have been put up by tho tflHs In the clirt'erent-rooniM at the Hrhnol, whore, tinfoil in placed. The money from thlH tfocs to Ore- Kon s crippled ..children .in tho Shriner'g hospitnl, "Portland, j lemboro .of... ina council . voted j tot contribute to the community Hi-rut drive, an u part of the social service work. . r - .. tl'he girls decided ; that each one onv the council was to find some funnily that was really in need, and hy't-ontrihutions from members of the league, clothes and food could b supplied. Surpi iw Villi)' fur -J TWO Y Oil I If J.iHllfS TlH'sMisj iliirRUcrite McAllis ter and Mary Cunt'iibiug yere very pleasantly surprised Inst evening when a Kroup of friends greeted them at the McAllister humy-in honor of ' tlolr, birth'da-C t6iit!i fflrls are thq same ape," their birth days heinie on the mime d-iMA . ' j t i Hi " 1 pancitiK, and' gunuV in'W'j'. in Juyod. during' the evening.; Thorn present, included the;. -MIjwcVmivi1-tfuerile McAllister, M;ny , 1 (?nnen beitf, pule Uandulls; i M'nrKm'rite. .Hll-bard, Kthcl lleKb r, lfeli Mi A Ulster, Messrs. Walter tfcott; Alan Heat on, Krnem 'Conrad, .) n c li Smith, Richard lientnan ami Jfo-' sler Carroll. ! j'- ,;j Mr. McKlhoso Talks "C , At O-aler .uilt The Crali-r Luke Ouild met last niHht with Mrs. JJ. li. Kllloit at her home on Corning- Court. A very inlerestintj and instructive talk was Riven by It. E. McIClhose on his personal experiences in Russia and Siberia. Miss Kleanor Curry sans a charming Itussian lullaby In keeping with tho sub ject. ' The hostess 'was assisted by Mrs. Elsie lttishnw, Mrs. Maud Harris, Miss lAiola HenKO and Miss Ger trude Wlutsiiing. Fort y-t h r e e members of the guild were pres ent. Aftss' AIucgTudcr - 1 Ciiiost r Honor. - r8s Grace Kent Magrudor was guest of honor at a. luncheon given by Chapter A. A.. P. K. O., at tho Hotel Medford Monday at 12::t0. Miss Macgruder is thesi:iin organizer, and was here on annual visit. Following the luncheon, members wer3 otiteirtained at norne vi rjrs. i- a. aioore i - , Orel-on Mother Meet Willi Ali-s, r. K. Holds. - Airs. C. K. Bulds was hpstes yostertlay afternoon to he Ore gon Mothers' association1' at her lovely suburban home ' near Cen tral Point. The rourns and tea table, were beautifully decorated whh.ytdlow chrysanthemums, car rying wit t, university colors of lemon' qnd green. . . .,4V, i t . ;!jA slidi iv talk : was glver by the n reside nl. -luUinir tho, uurn'o&A . oS 'the. ortiniuilon, aft up wKiehAIW. ii. -ttyHl Airs, l. Jlam nioini, 'iLjfJp'of the state, ,com initltfe,, guvi tai!;H . on educnlion T ruble? in a.;; iiy,, Core alao led tlie tliscus.-iloii pe.riud. -, . A JnuslVnl urogram Was given, ineludijifc .iniM-solos by AfisB Hetty Ann Von:d.vrrt' dnughter of Mr. and Mrsjlit 1. Van Oykej Airs. J. Fj White-.1 uhd. Airs. fe. Core. Mrs, Olmrtlo' Morgan and Airs. H. li. Hammond presided at the tea tables. Mrs. K. P. Van Dyke. Airs. .1. F. While and Airs, It. .Wilson were guests of tho organization. Piano Itrclial r Next Tuesday, ' , Among the recitals of Iho early winter is that to he given. )y Aliu. K. K. Ooro and 'Hks Huth ' Luy Tuesday, November 2(1. Airs, fior will present a class ,of twenty young , pupilsh who .will feature children's riano workv This class is made up of n number of talent ed pupils. . ' AlNs 1 tuth I.uy w'U present a number of hor pupils from tho dancing school, which is organ ized pn the modern' trend . in danc ing. tf-V . Airs. F. X. Antlerson and small daughter Husfmavj' left last night fur Lbs Angeles, where tlieywill j Heveriy Hills; Calif., is nuv study spend the winter, and also visit I ing unuMiig under the direction of Mrs. Anderson's sister. i-Miiriid Stuart, win was premleio ! 1 dansucse In ihe j'avlowu Ballet. CopiKH' Twi- Plan i , : - ... Of .lunior Class A Thanksgiving Copper Tea will he given next Tuesday afternoon ut S:HO In the domestic arts rooms for the mothers of members of the junior class of, the high school and members of tlie faculty. Plana are now underway, committees having already been appointed as follows: Invitations, Lucille L,owry, chair- j man;, Helen Possler, Irene Hre wold, Mildred Wulkor. Winifred Unw, Helen nice, tienc Whillock and henna Haugherty; ten, Harriet j i Campbell, chairman, Ji-ftth Clem- j ent, Barbara Fulton, Uuth Atinear, Dorothy Slead, Alurgai-cU Childers. Herniee- chapman, Mary Kute Waltera, Wilda Hewlit, and liessie .Messino. Program, Clepieht i n u Smith, chairman. Flora McMaih, Helep Wilson, .lost phi ne Anderson ami Helen Williams. Table ami j decorations, Alelva Pariott, chair- j man", ."Winifred Warner, Uarbara Orury, Doreen l.everotte, tioral- dine hatha in. Helen Wood and j Jean Woodford. Iti'ceplinn. Doris i Hundy, chairman, rlene t'arlow, j Hertlpi Crane, ('lara Mary Fuson. Mary Norris, ilertha Say lor nrul I Marjorie' Ttedwood. M uriel Stuart is now training eight danreix;. witii M iss Marjorie as loader, (or u special revue. Aliss Mi'Nuid is also taking lessons with Ui' I'ansino sehool uf Spanish dancing in i.os Angeles. (rants Pass 1 .attics Itntci tain: d at Lunch Fourteen members of tiie Past Matrons club of drums Fuss were gucjiis of the Medford chapter at a one o'clock tunc.heop ju Hotel Miclford Montiay. After the lunch? vim, luidgc was enjoyed nt the ladies' reception room of the Ma .sonic ball. The (Jrant Pass women who Won tlu prizes were Mesdaines llarncs, Hclmer'and Offius. RETAIL BUSINESS HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS Women's Club Will Alert Tills KveniiiK i Airs. C. T. Steward will be boif tess this evening to t:ie meniter of tho P.usiness and Professional Women's club at her home on Geneva street; ' As this is a Hard Times party, all members must ap pear in old clothes. Anyone arriv ing after 8:30 will be fined. A short business meeting will ulso'hM tender A rattling g;od . Uaxio - of. .the j (uriug .family, that still boasts a . lop. an 'engine - ami -a- t-lock of , girl its h ambitious that will proh fahiy ne ver be realized- was pur-; f chased by , three hopeful high school inis.iesv.vcHterday-. and chris tened their "town car." The own ers nre "Miss. Irva Fewell, Miss Ceneviovo Jtrown and Aliss Helen Wilson. ' ' Having taken a i4illl in its early youth, the vehicle is stlU'shlvering and at tinii'M is wracked with a spasmodic cough. Hut under the ire of tho three girls,; one conducted. Mls'i! Mar.lorie AlcXalr To Hear Revue . I' Aliss Alarjorie AleXalr, daughter ojl Air. and Airs. James AleNuir, formerly of this city, now living in syrup. whom is nomewhat of a pr.w- .-( Heal nurse, the chonklng Kliza j belli is being prepared, to-, weather X ! a hard winter, with the hopes that spring, with its country-nhlc haunts, will prove an ultima to soothing 8" or once Hives! t Prejudice thrives Where Ign AN ANCI ENT PREJUDICE HA S BfiENlkEM OVED AMERICAN INTELLIGENCE bechom all to cultivate knowledge. Tyranny, ' - intolerance and poverty wither in $chools grow in this great land of opportunity. ( - ' v. v .. m i, -ai: ., : ;i -v .,..... r ?vv t. Mil II lUlll LA XT XW I II A hdfine nstltiite; JnderMHe ans)iceK 'the' J0. S. t. the Oi4' g:in ketail' AlercltaiiisV asaoeiatluh, the Chamber of Cummerce and al lied clubs of Ashland, will open m that fity, November i li5, ftir a l.wti day meet, according to an an nouncement sent to this' paper l-o d:y, Jackson county business men. particularly those engaged in retail trade, are invited, to nUend. tho two-day program will np pear prnftissor H. T. Vunca, head oT the courses In ..merchandising; and rrofossor - K. - K, - JloswortU, head of Iho courses in accounting and auditing, of the .school of com merce, and O. F. Tale, of Fortland. secretary of the Suite llctail Mtu--chants' association. On AlontUty, Xovomber .', the first day's session will begin in the city hall auditorium ut 1:30 p.. m. Professor A'ance will have ehamu of the first section of the program, u "conference on advertising," while Professor llosworlh will fol low, presiding at a "eonforonco on cost of doing business." (n Monday evening thero wijl he a nopen nieetlng from 7:30 to ll o'clock, al which business men, wivea, associates and employes-will be present. Professor Dos worth will a d d ress the' asse m bla go on "Credits and Collections," while Professor Vaneo wJll speak on "He. tail Selling." . Tuesday's nession win open nt 0 o'clock with a conference on retail budgeting. led by Prof, ltoswortn. A luncheon will be held Tuesday noon at the LJthla Springs hotel, under tho uuspiees of the KIwanis, Kotary and other civic groups, and the addreHs, "Ofgnn ltuslnus-i'' will lie delivered by O. F. Tate,. .! Tuesday afternoon from 1;30 Jo 3:.'i0 will be devtited to n eonft'l tiwo on window, trimming- ' willett Sal Gone is that ancient prejudice against cigarettes Progress has been made. We removed the prejudice against cigarettes when we removed harmful corrosive ACRJDS (pungent irri tants) from the tobaccos. ;,. :., ( YEARS ago, when cigarettes were made without the aid of modern science, there originated that ancient prejudice against all cigarettes. That criticism is no longer justified. LUCKY STRIKE, .j;-the finest cigarette you ever 'smoked, made of the choicest tobacco,- ' properly aged and skillfully blended It s Toasted. ; , V i "TQASTING," the most modern step in cigarette manufacture, ) 7 removes from LUCKY STRIKE harmful irritants which are pres- ent in cigarettes manufactured in the old-fashioned way. ' ; Everyone knows that heait . purifies,:: and" so "T0A.STING "-j- LUCKY STRIKE'S extra,, secret process Removes harmful cor- ; ! rosive ACRIDS (pungent irritants) from LUCKIES which in the . old-fashioned manufacture of cigarettes cause throat irritation , and ! coughing. Thus "TOASTING" has destroyed that ancie'iit preju 1 dice against cigarette' smoking by men and by women.' v "?' : It's No Throat If ritatidn -No Cdutt. "It's Toasted" the phrase that describes the extra "toasting" process applied in the manu , facture of Lucky Strike Cigarettes. The finest tobaccos the Cream of the Crop are scien tifically subjected to penetrating heat at mini mum, 260 maximum, 300, Fahrenheit. The exact, expert regulation of such high tempera tures removes impurities. More than a slogan.J "It's Toasted" is recognized by millions as the most modern step in cigarette manufacture. HtcmiU'iietinK. by! ji-o i q t jftv, c-(? n J from Uir 4liilfi'l : iflijlU" "f Hoca Rlnckhioi-A VVIIIotli' H Cnllfivn'in Oregon l'(iwt?r oompuny will pro sent a piano rociuil of unusiml moiit xluritiK .('opco: liour tonight. An aUiuotivo proBinni ; of lilKh pIukh KolpcllonH from tho Brout ninMtcra Ikih licon iirrnnKOil by Mr. W'llli'tt w ho will foaiuro . puplH from hhc Modford and Clt-untH i'anu HtudloHv ThlH Is one of a. Herlca of recliulM prt'sentpd hy Iho Wlllolt atudloK fo Hhtv tlie gonornl (inH.s of 'work hplnR rtono. ' ' v' r I'hpro Ih ii .wido rniiKP of affos rp.pi'PKpntpd In thlH cvpnlnK'H' pio Kruin, tho younKOHt planlHto hplnu' Kdlth llodKltitiH .who Is.only nln yours old. , Hovpral :of Iho pupITm will inalto tholr Initial how to tho radio pohllp nf a'outhcrn Orpjjon thlH pvpnlnff dtuinff tho (opoo pro-., tfnim which HtartH nt I) p. m, t . Tho detallod program to, he pro.v Bi-ntnd hy MrH. AVIIIptt Ih iih I'ol Iowh: (a) .Marche ni'olohiqno ...KlndltiR (li) I'oTka do In Ilolno Hull- Doroon lpvoi'Plto , Danoo I''rollcH..tf......MoritK HohwarK l'Mllh Ilndftklnx ' ' Oahalpltn J.nult 1'aullno Hnitprs '(a)' I'l-plude, C Allmd'... ' , ,.;...,.'.;.'....' nuchmaiilnoff (h ltUHtlo' of SpiinB.M...,,..Hlndlii( (0) AralipHijuA !....:Mpypi'-llolmiiiul Monpla, Mtiklo ,. Soldlci'H' Chiniin "( KaiiHt) ....(lotinod (Tarol Djuiffhorty , (a) I'iipflioH tn l,arado.......!,.Mljo (1) ) I'olly ' aniponlk .loan I.ovpi'i!tto Horonndo .Mpypr-Ilplmund Mnxltio Marllp . rirat Waltz. K-Klai,.; Durnnrt : Joan Woodford ". Melody In K aiubensteln Loonu DauKhorty (n) Hprlng HonK Mondoliisohn h) IHitlprflhw ...'.,........ ....piieg Cloi'trudo Itoylo ; (n) rnnzonotlii Hollrcodcr (h) Iloninnco Itulicpatuln (IpoiKiannii Hiikhopr (a) If I Worn it Bird Uonxplt (h) M 11 1 1 11 1 y I'oIciiiiiIhp Chopin Doroon Levorotto , AGILE BURGLAR IN E TUNE IN The Lucky Strike Dance Orchestra, every Saturday night, oner a coaeUU'COit network of the N.B.C i C HH, The Atntf lrl Tcbacra Cl, Mfn. Tho, 'Fred SlcJ'hprHoh utoro wuh Iho Hi'.tme of n biirRlury lust utff ht with' lh' tMlrf wlio'iAVns erlllonlly olthor of nnmll Klg& or n Pontor llonlHt of aliillly, . making hi'en li y and exit vln a' narrow tninxotii onto rhc IntoHifr hiiloony ut Iho Murv, KU'ven dollai'H In clijih wiim ri'inovcd from tho till and u bill fold. ' olKuroito Oomp ; und atlipr Htmill inprchiimlf.no tn'lVh.'' ; '"if. The Impijlili of .rhc thtefn hol win Btlll illnl'lvtly .mullnoil on ,tip narrow IimIko from 'wlirh 'lie ii paroiuly atvpppd thronglf Iho tran iom, and, him flntor, j.ilnt atood out In bold -rolli'l ,011 ithu ,vlndQW ciiHlnK. ;vpi'ythlnK hat hia nainp and tiiophono mimhor woro doped mil by .lr. Mii'hprunn, (lion Laid - h'y. employe of the Morn, nnd Tom l-'uBon, one of Modford'H oaiiy; rldort. who follnwod the owiipr' Into hlH .plnoe of. biixlnoiia ut 4in curly hour. Tho polioo wcro culled. Immedl.-.i ritoly. nnd, acenrdliiK, to .Mr. .Mo-1 I'herHon, vorlfled hlM 'gncltiHion 1 that Iho thlof entered TEnrt left ! tlironali the tra;iHom. A ell la ml. Conatriictlnn of tolo, phono linen '.In ; ntilvlPW dlHttlkV! t'i VI l t I B jiiiii'is. 1 fj..;i.. ID, P Al K S . 1 Is wiM' i- u , - , . ;f, f 1'BltW' 64 .... fTvNi- THE FLAYORY AROMA INTO EACH f4 j( -t:-' ;' .i-.J . :. t'-!i'. CAN.. k . A Twelve-cylindered vacuum , packing machinesowned, pat ented, and used exclusively by M' J B Co., seal in all the elu-' sive coffee elements in each can of M-J'B. '" v-.r m HI-TESTVACUUryl F EE 9- Mn GO F V H ''.''. .1 - i....."';i w., 12YLtNDERED VACJOUMIZERS s IUR ANCE First Insurance Agency v A,,L, HILL, Mna0er Phone 105 '. SO nj. Central Medford.xOragon ,' Women's Hose $1.00 Pair Silk from top to toe wlH French Heol ' ; i t 111 ' " -J spiDoniiiiniiiu completed. W ;;';t ,:'; .'i) ; t:-"' t-.-s-n-'-'-"--' ;.'i',"