Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, December 17, 1929, Image 9

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Newspaper Page Text( EAGLE POINT TO SUNDAY EVENING! 'h KACLK rpINT, Ore., Dec. 17. I '.Specinl.) The ChrlHtmiiH pnigrum j ".for (ho I'reHbyteriun Sunday school . 'will he given at the church -on the j 1 ' "(Mllllh (UK liiiliv ivrry Interesting entertainment niia ) fjeen lirrnnged for the evoning ; Commencing at 7:30 p. m. when V-the following program will be pre sented:1 , ' Ji' Invocation, Rev. Davidson, pns l.tjOi'; opening f'ng, congregation; . j;ecitn,tlon. "Welcome," Clarke j '-Carlton; recitation, "Wireless to Snntn," RuhsoII Seanmn; carol, "he First Olacl ChristmaH." Vel xna nnd Verona Davis and Irene Stowell; recitationu, "A Gift of I Gold," Verona Davis: "A Child's I Thought," Hazel Helms; solo, "Luther's Cradle Song." Klenor Throckmorten; playlet. "Bedtime," I Knid Ward and Verta Stowell. " Recitations, mas," Verona "Hallnd of Christ- Davis: "Little Boy Blue." Barbara Smith; Stars, Jack Stoner, Bonnie Jean Stowell, Anna Walls, I'hyliss Florey and Barbara Smith; recitations, ''Grandma's Church," l,ucile Coy; "Cheerful," Anna Wall; Christinas Symbols, Vivian Moomaw, Vesta Mathews, Irene Stowell, Klcnnorn, Wall, Lyle Smith and Hazel Helms; instru- What is this new and astonishing Agmel? Why has it this effect upon kidney deficiencies, high blood pressure, indigestion? AGMEL is astonishing both L in what it j's and what it does. Agmel is a great health food, a valuable tonic in kidney aenciencies, high blood pressure, in digestion and gly cosuria. It is an extra ordinary discovery, r a real gift of nature an imported vege table milk from Mexico. In its native country this plant sap is called ' 'aguamiel. ' ' It comes from the famous maguey plant and there is nothing else i.n the world like it. Fresh aguamiel has been used for cen- Kidneys 100 Better "I couldn't eat, had dizzy spells, got up many times every night. Then look Agmel faith fully for a month and everything was changed. My blood pressure was 60 degrees lower, ap petite returned and kid neys were 100 bet ter." Mrs. J. W. Siane, Lot AngeloB, Cat. Agnme! !, I " muhium. iinrnuiy Wllhlto, ! Klsie Willili,., Ve,oi, .MuiiUi and I Hill Milter; recitation, ".Santa's Whiskers," lli-il.ert I'ruitt; stars I Shining. Clarke Carlton, Herbert Pruitt. Jackie Klorey. Alvhi Kvans, anil Hussell Seaman: parol, "Can't You See Its Christmas Time?" ; " -tiiuu jjavis antt Irene .Stowell; recitation, "Christmas Cheer," Vesta Mathews. Solo. "It fame I'pon a Midnight Clear,-' Hill Unvidson; reeiiatlon. "The Sweet Tempered Doll." l;ea nora Wall; carol, "The first Noel," Christian. Kndeavor; recitation, "Six o'clock Christmas Morning." Dale Thmckmorten; rccltutlon, 1 " 1 """ Francis Young. Tableau, by the Christian directlun of En Mrs. deavor, under Morgan. Committee in charge of decora tions includes Mrs. M. L. Pruitt, Mrs. Royal Brown, Mrs. Karl Esch Mrs. Mattie Brown and Mrs. Mor gan. EAGLE POINT SEAL SALES ARE CREDITED W.T TTTZ 1:A:L POINT, Ore., Dec. 17. (Hpeclul.) The sale of Christmas Seals in Jackson county Is being conducted on a different nlun this year. Seals have been sent to a number of neonle through the mail, and while these seals have been sent out from Medford, Eagle Point gets credit for all those sold to Eagle Point people. Any one wishing to buy seals who have not been reached through the mail or school children may get them from Mrs. Morgan, Mrs. Caster or Mrs. Davies. tunes in Mexico. Now this pure sap has been concentrated for export, and the name has been shortened to Agmel. Everybody Jean now nave Agmel. This is, fortunate for en just entering middle life , and for those of all ages who are being warned of danger by frequent arising at night, backache, high blood pressure and other symptoms brought on by modern ways of eating and liv ing. Imported by The Agmel Corpora tion, New York and Mexico, D. F. Ask about Agmel at drug stores and get free literature This Year'"Give a Year's Subscription to the Mail Tribune The Gift That Lasts 365 Days In the Year! Nothing could be more appreciated than a subscription to South ern Oregon's Greatest Newspaper. MEPFOftD MATE TRIBUNE, MBDPOftP, I. B. Walthers Finds Mail Tribune Welcome Visitor in Far Brazil The following letter from I. B. Walt her, formerly connected with Copeo here, and now in the em ploy of the "Emprezas Elect vic&s Brasileiras, 8. A.," Itlo de Janenro, Brazil, will' be of (merest to the many Medford friends of both "I. B." and Mrs, Walther. Mrs. Wal ther, briore her marriage, was" Alice Bellcnd, also a former Copco em ploye. V Medford Mall Tribune, Medford, Oregon. Attention Mr. Owney "St. Patrick" Patten. 1 My Dear Owney: Here we are in the land of the Sunny South, ten thousand, miles, piore or less (and it seems more) from God's country, the Rogue River valley, landed here on the morning of August 8th, having left dear old Medford on the evening of July 2nd, San Francisco on the night of the 17th, and sailed from New York on the morning of the, li 7th. Had a wonderful trip and are enjoying ourselves immensely, although we are not yet confirmed In the Idea of living here forever. You know, when a fellow gets a long way off, he surely appreciates more than ever his old "stamping ground" an., real friends. Have had very fine, modernto weather ever since we arrived, a few hot days and occasional show e rs, but Old Ma n Su m m e r t i m e if now approaching. You know the hot period in this country is from the , middle of November to the middle of March just opposite to the United States. Suppose the mornings and evenings in Medford are rather crimpy bv this time, and the bowling enthusiasts are in full swing, all trying to grab off the famous "jackpots." Haven't seen a bowling ball since I left Medford. and it surely makes me wish I could "tangle" with the PROGRAM DEC- V. PHOENIX, Ore., Dec. 17 (Spl.) A very Interesting Christmas pro gram is being planned by the pro gram committee to be given at the church next Sunday evening, De cember 22. Three appropriate short plays are to be given: "No Room at the Inn," "The Wonderful Name" and "The Starlight Time." The casts of the plays are principally mude up of the children of the Sunday school. Recitations and songs will fill the Intervals between plays. The choir Is practicing some beautiful Christmas songs to be given in connection with this program. Ue sides the songs given by theVhoir. there will be solos an,g otler mu-,b" Hicai uumuers uy me young people and children of the Suitdny school. WALTER FRAZER BROWN SHOWING IMPROVEMENT PHOENIX", Ore., Dec. 17. (Spl ) The many friends of Walter Krazer Brown are glad to learn that he is Improving, after having been confined to his bed for the past week with a severe attack of flu. M r. and M rs. B row n were for mer residents of this community, but are now, making their homo in Medford. Miss Emily Brown, who Is in tending the Willamette university, is expected hom on Friday of this week to spend her Chrlstmns vaca tion with her parents. She will re turn on the 6th of January to her school. A daily rPMiiinler of von, who were no IliniiKhTnl ns to give n tnnut practical gift. Every your people send Tlio Mnil Tilumi! us n Olirislmns girt to friends or relatives, lit linine or ont-of-tn.wii, to tlio lioy or girl at school, to minister, teacher, professional man or woman or re tired business num. Among your friends there are dotthtless several for whom n year's subscription for The Mail Tribune would malic the most appropriate Christmas gift. A card, announcing your gift will be sent by this office to arrive as nearly as possible oa Christmas Day. The subseription rates are (fT.'jO per year, (.'all and leave your subseription or send same by mail. to memner me kindly to A I Hagen CB. B." ), Jim Murray, Buy Pruitt, Erickson, George Ends. Kay Dia mond, "old Man Saylor," Mr. Ran kin, Dr. Elwood. George Gates, and all the gang. Three years will fly by p re 1 1 y fast, and then o n e ; ! of our first .stops will be Medford; ;to say hello to the old gang once more. ',' IJave twisted our tongues out of joint already trying to slaughter the' Portuguese language, and tun beginning to think I'm dumb as a linguist; nevertheless, we nre slow ly getting a little of it, and man age to make ourselves understood. Didn't experience much dlffcitlty In learning how to make my wants known in the stores. This is the worklngest gang I have .ever encountered. Hardly have time to eat "three squares" bi day. We are both mighty glad to get the home town news, so be sure to keep the Tribune coming, and let me k n o w when I owe you more money. The native papers here mean very little to us as yet, and believe me, the Tribune surely is welcome. Sometimes we receive five or six issues in one mail, tie pending on the boat sailings, thou we have a reader's feast. Have several more letters to gc; off in this mail, so will sign off for this time. Drop me a line when you have time, rmu tell the otlur fellows, Al Hagen, in particular, to spend a fev dimes on stamps, be cause news from home is surely welcomo down in this country. Mrs. Walther joins me in extend ing the best wishes for the holi days, and kindest regards to your self and all our Medford frienls whom you happen to meet. Sincerely. I. B. WALTHER. EDEN PRECINCT, Ore., Dec. 1 7. (Special.) Ed Hamlin has purchase the beautiful home of Mrs. Let a Furry on the highway south of Phoenix. This Is one of the most desirable homes along the highway between Medford and Ashland. It consists of about 60 acres lying east of the highway, part of which is across Bear creek. The large two story house has nine rooms and porches all. the way round, modern plumbing and large basement cellar. There is a fine drilled well, spacious lawn and fine shade and flowering vines and trees. Mr.. Hamlin purchased a large tract of the land three years ngo. PHOENIX CHURCH PLANS PROGRAM FOR SUNDAY PHOENIX, Ore., Dec. 17. (Spl.) Several committees are working to make next Sunday evening's church program a success. The program committee Is Mrs. John Roberts, Mrs. C. C. Hartley and Mrs. J. G. Vial!; decorating committee, Ray Maust, Winnifred Inman, Ercel Young, Mildred Coats, Jean Rose and Ted Fish; treat committee, Joe Hartley and Jean Rose. The Ladles' Bible class will sacl: the Christmas treats. All in the community are cor dially Invited and urged to attend the entertainment next Sunday evening. Classified advertising eT result. boys once more. Be sure Ot,'i:(i()Nr, TUKSDAY. PLAN YULE FETES 1M10KNIX, Ore., ci;d) Kuch room school will clve n gram next H-lfiny Dec. 17. (Spe nt the Ki'tide ChrislmaH iro afiernoon at :t o'clock. Parents and friends are asked and urged to attend not only to fnjoy the splendid program, but learn more of the pupils' work In the school. lloih the boys' and t lie Mlrls' basketball teams of the grade school are practicing on every op portunity offered them. The boys' team plans a practice game with Central Point some time this week. The high school and the grade school will close for the Christmas vacation Friday, the 20th, and will take up again on the 2nd of Janu ary. The senior class rings have ar rived and all the seniors are very proud of their choice In selection. A student body meeting was held Friday, the i:ith, at which the students voted to have a Christmas tree this year as has been the prac tice for the past several years. A short program Is also being plan ned for this day. TO ENJOY FEAST AMIH.A.VI), Ore.. Dec. i; (Spl.) A deliHliinil party in fraternal social annals was the diniiiK event tendered Uy Mr. and jtrs. v. . Uioinis to the officers of .Malta CiMiiniandery, Knights Templar, uec. nth Inst., at tbo l.oomls residence, .Ashland. The officers' wives were Included In the- Invi tation list, and following a bountl- iui 'repast with venison ns the chief item oti the menu, games and conversation enlivened the occasion. The Commnnilery Is to meet In stated conclave on Wednesday evening December 18, when elec tion and installation of officers will occur, also three candidates will be knighted. The Installation will not be puTitte ns was contem plated. A venison dinner, served ut 6:45 o'clock, will lie a prelim inary to me routine liliMlnesH ses sion. To the prowess of ji cor tain doctor of .Medford Is attrib uted the opportunity of feasting on venison, and all members of the order are courteously Invited to be present and partake o.t this hospitality. REV. SCHELL CALLED PITOI3NIX", Ore.. Dec. 17. (Sl)l.l A called congregational meeting of tho members and contributors of the Prtsbyterlnn church was hold after the evening church service Sunday evening, with liev. Iverson of Medford, moderator, presiding. The report of tho pulpit commit tee was read and accepted by the congregation. Unanimous vote wuh taken to call Hov. Fred F. Schell to fill the vacanoy as pastor of the church. Itev. Rchell hAs been serving ns pastor of tho church for the past two Sundays. Ho formerly lived In Paradise, Cal. While here he has been a guest at tho homes of several of tho people of the com munity and has won tho friendship of all. The sermons which he has deliverer! have been very Interest ing and Inspirational. All feel very glad that be has accepted the call and will soon take up tho work of pastor in this community. PHOUNIX. Ore, Dec. 17. (Hpl.) Or. HuMe Standard loft Moml:iy morning for I'orthind, where h will meet her diLiiKhlpr, who lias ; been iMlomlitiK Hrhool In Idaho, and will accompany nor home. Dr. and Alrn. .1, II, Welintei' plan to leave Krhlay for llerkuley, Cal,, i where they will Hpend tho ChrlHt 1 nuiH vacation with relallveH. Tho choir will practice several nlnhtH thlH week fur the (hrlntni i inuMle which they will kIvo ut both the morning and evenln aervlc.'H thl comliiK Sunday evening. Mrs. Malmnren entertained at ' dinner on Hunday. The ueMtn were Inn. Standard and Jiev. Fred F, He he 11. Mra. Hickman and daughter have moved from the matiHe, where they have heen Htayin for the paM year, to the home formerly owned by Mr. I;dwarrl. Mr. Fremont, formerly of Lontf lieuch, Cal., but now vIhHIhk hl par-em at -AppleKUte, wuh an over night ftuent at the home of Albert N. HoIIhh hint TueHday nitfht. Meredith Sheet, who in atlend- lnt( school at the 'Univendty of Oregon, It expected to return t.i hln homo here thin next Friday, to spend his Chrimman vacation. Mn. Floyd Watklns 1 reported dolnB very nicely, and If Improve ment continue he will be utile tn be taken from tho hospital next Hunday or at leant by Chrltman day. George MeCIMn and J. W. Har vey spent the week end nt the home of f'harllo Roberts on Willlunii creek. Mis Klsle HoU, who has been fpondlrtc the pant two weeks vImIi : inn friends and relative at I.oh jAnKele. ami San Dleo, Cal,, re 1 turned to her home here lat week, and reported ft very enj"yflble trip. Several parties were iven at the ; Mine Flower lode 1'ist week. Mtr.. lttird-tt J)ml;o Kave a I o'eloek luncheon Friday for nlns friend?, . PHOENIX PECEMP.KT? 17. 1f)2D. Haye you visited one of the 11, OOO many of your fellow motorists hare found new advantages by doing, SO f Ask any of them! Every one of the 11,000 Red, White and Blue Standard Oil Dealers has a story that will interest you. It is new in motoring and a clear advantage to the motoring public. Visit any Red, White and Blue Dealer. Make your own test of his service. Ask him just what he ean do for you why his service is better for you and your car. It's worth doing. One Standard of Service the best possible everywhere you go, is part of this program a tremendous advantage to rely upon in cities and on highways. And, of course, unsurpassed motoring products of the Standard Oil Company of California. Any Red, White and Blue Standard Oil Dealer can sup ply you with motoring products approved for your use by the manufacturer of your car. STAN DARD OIL COMPANY OF - C ALIFO R IV I Aj nnd Mrs. Hamilton of Medford hnd a dinner party .Saturday, entertain ing five of her friends. Mrs. Malmgren nnd Mrs, Illack wood are planning to leave on Thursday of this week for Cali fornia for a two weeks' vacnllon. Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Tlurleson spent Sunday at tho homo of O. Cas ter of Eagle Point. ANNOUNCEMENT IB Following Prices F. 0. B. Medford Model Old Price New Price Reduction Ten $1,200.00 $1,175.00 $25.00 Fifteen 1,595.00 1,545.00 50.00 Twenty 2,100.00 2,025.00 75.00 .Thirty 2,635.00 2,535.00 100.00 Sixty Standard 4,650.00 4,525.00 125.00 Sixty Cruiser 5,200.00 5,075.00 125.00 Also Substantial Reduction on Caterpillar Road Machinery and Harvestors Miller-Sanford Tractor Co. Dealers Eugene, Klamath Falls, Medford- Roseburg, Oregon. TTD 1IUIEID) we Standard OH Dealers? Try This Experiment Drive iu today at any Red, White and Blue Station or Garage. Auk the Dealer "What is thin improv ed service you have to offer?" MISSING WOMAN IS FOUND NEAR SEATTLE SBATTLK, Dec. 17. (P) Miss I.uclllo Duxbury, 30, missing from her home at lies Moines slnco No vember 30, was found dead under a log In n wooded section of the The Caterpillar Tractor Com pany announces the following reductions in prices on all Caterpillar Tractors, EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY PAGE THREE -.H Charles Peterson farm near Kent yesterday by tho girls' slstor, Mrs. .Mildred li. Anderson of Seattle. . Discovery of a bad bruise over her right ear decided officer to hold on autopsy In an offort to determine the cause of the girl's denlh, Classified advertising gets results i;