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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 3, 1929)
' MEflFOKTi TftTBtJSTR MfitKFOlER OtJ'KCOX- TtfERTMY, DECESfBER 1029, A T.0m'r, ' -Tk art. Oub f the mpMt elaboiM' wMj-t riN'Moirs Bnll x din us of the nensori was - heia in Ashland nt.. the ..Ctinrtrofjationtil church, at high noon on ThankK Klviiiff day, when Miss Knttivri'ie Nichols of VnUoyWew- and Arnold f'Mvr of MtaitfffitKr wore innltia; Jn matrimony Mfoffc, pVer 150 ilii-j noy ivont 4 J)fxmilkr. . An nnnuiij flocinl tven.t fop whloh oxtn.sitve pri partitions iv& hoint made, and whlchis nntMputed with ('onHldornt)lo' r-hhisun. in the fire men's ball, to he held ,in the Ori ental (iardons on t he everting - 'f Deep m ho r .12.- i .' r . JJloin Provost .s popular orchos- has heen engaged for the oven- find promises a 'splendid p-j- H$ ly nev. cfiiifio! crriir, tm I'lif ' ivFiiuinw, iiiLBLv. in aniuiinn ....., . :.. to thd,)rMo and Broom. fonitol , lf feillurP nmi,P,s lire mnnne.l by "'V!; i ; ' 1 1 """-the entprtnlnmpnt conimitK'e. In- 1 ltliiih'; ZeUi- r.'M'py. Oertruil- ' clutlliiK' ' InltieH. InKini; and l.-m.iiiK sjioiv. l'lans fur. ihe.evpnt wer" Ahlstrom ,,, Dorothy !l!d of 0!)tUli(,'(1 nr mretlns of tho- V(l!. tliland, ' brldeKmairt: IS d w a r (I pholH, Morolnnd Smith; narol.l Fish, and Jack Leslie of Ashland, ushers. .. . ' I . !' .'! .' C!eorKe!W.;Mfhit. Ouher oi 'thn hrlrte; i?nve her away, while ' rrs. If. C. Gnley presided at. the organ. unteor. firemen held at tho head cuiarters Ir.st nlKlit. St. Slink's ttnznar Opens Today. The SC. Mark's (luild bnsmar opened In the. Guild hall at 1 A trio composed of Kllen Galey, t o'cloek today, r.nd will continue first violin:- Floy Young.' second violin, and Marie Moon, piano, fur nished two selections.- jind Mint' Ktrnlce "Knpe.n' contributed -n soln. The' weddiiiB partv were enter tained' at Winner by Rev. and Mrs: Gaffney. assisted by Penrl N'Ichols AVestcrbury, at the home of the former, on the .evening preceding the ceremony- Toll'owlnir the wed clintr, . 50 . Kuests 'attended .the re ception and dinner held at the home of. the- bride in the Talle,y , view district. . " ' Miss Niohola anno-unced her en ''rapfement Inst Aj)ril, after which i! he- w'a ljK ;reel iMnl- Qf pfj merou s s-howers' 'and 'social' affaW. 1: llomni Homo , From CHlirornht.-ii A Mrs. Edward iac)i and- daugh ters, lieverly, Jean and' Adrlenne, i nd' mother. 'Mrs: A. E. Strntton. . have1 returned from a very enjoy able 'visit', with friends and. rela tives In California, in I.os Ancelcs they were guests of Mrs. tttratton's sister, Mrs. C. D. Kuhkel.' They motored to San Dieuo and Tla .Tuana with friends. Ori. their return trip they sloppeo a'tsltajtv 'wript'e Mrs'. Leach was a liouse truest 6f a sclioolmnte and .former Medford girl. Mrs.- at McGrave, mee 'Mar(tnret Enslfsh. V. H. Bridge Clnb Kntertnined IHt Xllit. Mlis " A'ucuata Glover, county health nurse; wan hostess to the members of her brldtte cluh at her home on South Oakdale. last night. The oreanizatlon meets periodically and consists of girl employes of the Jacksbn 'county courthouse. 1'hose' present were: Jyda Kinsr. Edith Tjftilhseher,- Olsa' Anderson HernlN Jennings. 'Jean Steel Clair Norrls, l'.lva Mitchell and the host fsiv Augusta Glover, Refreshments, were, 'served ' nN the' conclusion of tho evening:- ' ' I'lirtstnms Baznnr - ' '' ... ., ' Of,Sf.' Slarlt'd fltilltl 'fhe 'nnnuttl Chrlstmn 'hawt'ir ini4 fcara'-narty : of Hht'Sl. Tltark'f t.Liild will be- held tomorrow-at the Parish- :house j on: North Oakdnlc. The bazaar will open at 1 o cioc k and cards will be played at 2:30- A vory enjoyable afternoon is. as siired to all those who attend. through the afternoon and even lng. The public Is cordially invit ed to attend and look over the dis plays of fancy work and Christmas suggestions prepared by the Indies, i Curds will be played through -the ; nfternoon and ten' served, under the direction of Mrs. AN'llliam An drews. The Episcopal ba'aar. which Is nn annual affair, will Just ho held the one day. Kct'oiul "Masonic Janco Of Series Thursday. . ' The second of a series , of fau and" w'Witer dances sponsored by the Mnsonlo club of -Medford, will be Jield at1 the Masonic" tt?mp'.' Thursday lilght'.j -Miisonsj ' Eastern Stars. eM'olny$i; and-their frlehdV; irei expected to attend -from many j of 'the ' outside .tow-ns,f .Including! Ashland. Grants - -Pass. - Klamath -Falls. Gold Hill and other sections: of the v.-tlley. : ',;'; -! j The Rroadway orchestra will fur-', nish the: music for the dance, and: a number of special numbers- will -be'on the program. The first dance of the series was held a few ; weeks ago and was enjoyed by a'l large crowd of local dancers. j Kastcrn' Star Order i Win Kmcrtniii at Cards. ! -Von - nfflllr.ted members. Order, Eastern Star, will entertain Reancsj ehaliter and their friends with a ! card party at which both bridge and five hundred will be played, j Refreshments will he served. The party will be held at the Masonic hall, Wednesday, Decem ber )4th, r.t 8:30 p. m. Reservations may he made by ! calling Miss'Anna Beitweller, 8-12-j R. or Mrs. It. A. Martin, 408-L. - ' Two IfOStCSS I.lllK'llCOll, Mrs. C. S. Huttei fleld artd'Mrs. Frank Ttoberts were ; hostesses at a dbllghtful bridge luncheon at the Ruttertleld home, 810; Minnesota avenue, at i o'clock today. This w one" of it- series of similar tfffaiiv to he'glven by the two ttical women. Thimble Club - ;. Will Mtol. i Chrysanthemum Circle Thimble club will meet at th'e home of Neighbor Hazel Fry, 407 I-aui'oT street, on Wednesday nfternoon hi 2 O'clock. ARMY ENGINEERS PREPARE- REPORT CRESCENT HARBOR ginning of night flying of the' air mall, but It Is expected to start between San Francisco and Seattle by May 1st next. HAZEL SCOTT PHY OF HOT LAKE SUCCUMBS I.A ORANDU, Ore., Dec. 3. (P) Mrs. -ilmtol Scott Phy, wife of Dr. I W. T. I'hy. of Hot Lake, died curly i today. She Is survived' by one son ' and her husband, besides relatives W '. ' . t at Waterloo. Iowa Mrs. Phy, for ln ofae?. to.detertiilrfei'wnftther merly a newspaperwoman, was ...... 1 i. nitiM chairman of tho Junior niember- .ne ueport on U,nlp committee of the Oregon Fed- HUhmltted to the district engineer, p,.n!i r vomen's Clubs. Major . E. H. Ropes, at a hearing ; . ....:'.. held In the California: city on No: vcmher 19th hnd been fontnrded i to Washington, n. v.. C. K. Gates, president of tho' liortHei'n Cnllfor-nla-Sotitliern' Oregolf Development association, wired' the dlsti jct.engi ncer this morning, i reply' front .Major Rtf'pfs'WoulVl Indicate th'ut li report vhfclt"h is pVeiinring from tho ortb KlV'eh nt ;Hij !hetitinB will in all probribilltV he sent from Sari Francinco within the next ten days. Officials of the development as sociation nVe' anxious that there be no Idelay in submitting the report to the hoard of army engineers nt Washington an upon It.'to a certain extent, a decision will be mnde re garding future npproprfatlons for Crescent City hnrhor. ' ' The orlginnl report-was pVepared by the development association for the' D'cl Norte county bonrd of supervisors and will' ho doubt .be incorporated In Major. Ropes' re port, which Is to be n survey of crescent City harbor authorized srim time ago by the commerce committee of f.ie serfa'te. , . Was at a Mighty Low Ebb, He Says "r never saw such medicine as this Sargonl I Hist weight and my strength . and vltnlitv were at: ft inightv low ebb. hut Sargon picked me right up. gave me a gnin of six pounds and mnde me feel ten years younger. And that means a AIRWAY BEACONS NEAR COMPLETION FOR LOCAL ROUTE l.: . ,.:- ' Inroeress renorf on the.lnstnl- latllm of air -tiiuH beHPon llglltH he-' tweln Delta. California and Drain. Oregon; made' today, s'.inws that eight beacons are now In opera tion. -ten will be placed In opera tion hetwecn this city and Red ding'. Calif., wlthlrt the next three dys, arid that Ml the towers for the brncotr lights have been crect ed on the mute but three. The, long dry fall wilii ideal weather ronditlons has nlded the work enabling construction activi ties In the mountnlnous arrns to proceed without delay. y. No date has been set for the be- ; I. r 3 . .fi ' - ' swrouD ii. nuiHsi-7rr whol" lnf tn n mint S4 yfr old, which In my line! ".My Kppctitp watt poor, mv food (lijiHTP((( wlthimp. my kidneys nnd hlr (tdcr Jtppmpd tn, lip In bad fix nnd I wjih ttouhlod a lot with rnn itiiiation. I wn o nrvoun I conln't nvpi (tood nnd Wa cner pllv rundown. Now my nppctitp l fine, my Mtomnrh lro1Tp in ovpr. my kid my and hl.-wlilnV lire all right und I licltvp 1 huve nn much Mtincth nnd I'ttpnry nnv man my attv. Mv tutvps don't bother j mo now nnd I tdi-pp irond! SjiiKon j Pit 1.4 pnded my cnnt!lpitinn t.nd ; rPKiiI.Ttod mp pnrfpc ly." Sanford 'II. nin.tptt TlPtnil, Wnnh. I MirTlll Drug Co., Agents.. Throughout the store it's Christmas! The spirit is in the aif the minute you enter thef store! Irt every "department , . , on every floor, you feel it the urge to shop early. Christmas stocks are at their peak right now fresh and new! Gifts can be more wisely selected because there i& more to choose from right now. Let this friendly store aid .you in selecting your gifts. Of course, too, shopping at PENNEY'S always meank SUBSTANTIAL SAVINGS. It always pays to shop at PENNEY'S. , -Smartr . :.. .. '.-,!; " 'Tailored 'V ' 'V."' JRdyon Undies . 98c Th tee will be greeted with great joy by girls away at school ; . and stay-,at-horhes, as Weill Neatly tailored .chemise, panties and bloomers. A Negligee is a thoughtful gift that she will appreciate ', ' . i ':' '' --'! : . , i( !.. , -',' ' ,,.' , . wHerLtjoyr-ywvtiMyour gift of a lovely flowered or self-patterned rayon negligee . . . will return every ',, . time she slips into ic for a few moments relaxation. , A number of very attractive styles . . . several color .. .combinations' and the cost is- surprisingly little. 4 ; Women's Felts Slippers in J Comfortable felt , moccasins with ' J.llll embroidered duvetyn tongue mit iv and collar. Cushion sole. itftyu ' JkJ An outstanding value! ' umfcrr' Anniversaty . PATTERN Silverware Set ieces W 26 m tainlfts '' steel btadrt) forks 6 tea rfpodhf 6 table ipoom tittcar shell buttcri kniffl v Good-looking : TOWEL Exceptionally a'bsorbent, hvy quality towel and 2 wash clbthV in an attractive all-over ' Jacquard design. Smartly facked in colorful Christmas box . . . an ideal gift) Pleas antly Ion priced I' Gift Suggestions Come in nf your lcisiii-c, lor its show, you our linos of ' priii'ticiil ' cift ' items. KverjM (I c p n r t m e n l is , , ci'iiiiIIikhI full nf idt'iis. This priffV covers htVf it piirlitil lis) of viiriely now on d i s p i n y nt PttNXKf'fc, tho Christ'- ms (lift Stoi'O, Also, yotlr (,'lii'istnins'bu'tl Itrot will not lie weeded if yon' shop n f Penney 's. i lint, pleiise, Simp Kiirlyl Imported 1 Embroidered! Hankiies :,::':. 69c Box of Three! f'rom Switzerland I Scat loped corners, cintirQidered in clear pastel shades ... the h t e r batiste handkerchief! everybody wants and too sel dom finds at this low price! Dad a "Break" Let 'S rnnke it n rcftl joVous Cliristmas foi' Dart this yoar. Ijot's p;ivc liim what our , younger brother calls a "break" and not leave .him "hroke'' after Christmas is all over. Remember last year 'January first 'the start of a new year and the bills began to roll in faster ;. than greeting cards. Yes, Bills thq whole , family had " charged jiyj'XflV hjr0i8ttww... ' jiresehts ; io "dad . (in- cluding his own.) Let's take the family . into a liuddlc and make a pre-Ncw Year resolution to 1 A Y CASH tiiis year. Buy it at PENNiSY'S ;. where your Christ mas Dollar buys ' "Quality ahVays nf a Saving!" Dad will surely ap preciate it, because you k now, Dad is mighty tlirifty fic buys everything, nt PENNEY'S. Wlial do', y'ottfsnyf' Let's give Dad a break. ; t50 ill Shirts ; $1.98 4 '' .If' " I1' Many outstanding' fabrics front which ' 1 - to choose, in a selection of fancy pat- t terns' arid the? ever popular" white'. All ! , ." .in collar, attached or' neckband style .' a ' J with separate collar; h - . y '';. Boys' Raort Elastic ) Suspender' -li,. Sets V ' ,98c 1 It's a justly proud boy who can Coast rayon elastic ,. collegiate suspenders ... a good loolting rayon woven .tie and a colorful dress handkerchief all to match I Three delightful pieces v neatly packed in a Christ mas gift box; Mufflers (off Christmas This ts a smart assortment of really fine muffldrs something; fo'plea eViry taste afid , ..to suit .every requirement. , In. the popular ' , square shaped scarf, the reefer or the fringed : rhuffler.' ' ' -' . -.'." $1.49Zand $1.98 OA ""Haav-y Suggeistions for Bill Folds! Assorted sizes... f..w,1.,.,...48M.0. $2-98 , Sliirts. X spleiidiil ''"i'ii'riety to cliooso ''"V!; :''' ' frbiu ... $L4flf to $-i.6s Hntlirohoror men. Itpiieon or Rayon, $3'.9S 'to S9,36" IIoiisi Slippers for m'en. Jfimy typos....,...8'8: o $3-93'' (ll'iidst'one TravelhtR BaftH.;:.'....-.'.,..;v.'..9,90 f $13.75- Men s f'hniry fl'osici'.v :llLS.ud.2. t:.9S.' M en V Bolts. Wide, novelty st.vloH .l'.l;,.. to'98c. Trnvclins Cases $2.98 to BvOC BriisH aiid1 Comb Sitn.;. .;....;i!:.l.::..!.:;;...f..;.1....98;'' - Yohareoo PoncllW '. l...;....:..::.,.-.l.:...:.rJ...:..f Novel I y AkIi fray '.. '........;..,.,..... 93 ..' Bill Fold nnd Key Caste 49? Sinokrrs' Set. CiirnrpttCtTiso nnctV tighter 98' f'.V. ' 'fci Chrislihas Boxes t f A reall wcoptlohal assortment of ! "irr.1 f .I! fin neckties III patterns and yip.,' I 1JI -, colora of avery type. Each1 Mtff,- fyj1' ln ' " rCtiV holi- . L VISIT TOYLAND at PENNEY'S A tt . '-Li'MiiatiiJ'mmkit '. ' f, if,'.:' ;'.' ;',Jlb1 ;i"'.i't :i;imi la' rd..'arnMtMMaMii
