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PXOE EIGHT BEDFORD WTTTl TRIBUNE. HEDFORTJ. OTiECiON', SUNDAY, MAY 18, 1930. - o - - in splto of her lack of Industry. She exhibited real art In the tele phone conversation and reaction to the failure of her own decep ushered Into the armory by mem bers of tho .local Business and professional Women's club, clad In "40 et elgt" costumes. In the schoter and Mrs. Grace Voss. Miss Butler, who played all ne song and dance numbers on tne piano was assisted by Mrs. v. x. Bolger, violinist, and De Loss oil bert. "trap" artist. j Sbo9iii, lived tfon as a niiii ' . - ii.. j w. I?,,)!. T nu'd nnd finn iitV fhiil'UHOH i and Misses Adra 'TWO FEET HIGH' BY LOCAL AUTHORESS, PROVES PLEASING up to his ropuiu- Dixie Ambler Harvey's dancing Kdwards. Lucille J-owry, (.ulillc Thev were the Misses ; Higdon, Dean Higdon, La Vonne ;tn yuu always wish : i they would let havo more to I w... i:r..-o Mi.rv Khib Walters, i Anderson and Anna Mae uson in say. iirnui) weiWlMI'S. uorun.j tion. Fletcher Fish as Hhowen of the firm of The dancing choruses. who did ! Hue Dell Lantla, Kthel CWrd, Jane the dream imeriuue, Miss Marlon Mercer. Miss Mae Wells. Miss Clarice Kdna iHnrriav h,.in tHo h,.ti. ho-; Aniu Ai-u.tfi puNpn i2r. Mareerv ' Feet on tne UeHK. Ben- I Hlzup & I feet on lift desk, were composed ' l.lndli'y. In Hie stenog's and of-' Mem hers of the audience were 7 Mighty Days of 550-Store Buying Power Savings MARTHA GASH NEW PRESIDEN e i J OF B.8P.CLUBS Salem Named For 1931 Convention Officers '; For Year Elected Dele gates Will Hold Session In Grants Pass Today. Miss Martha OaHoh of Portland, elected pretddent of the Oregon F&ieratlon of HuhIhohs und ProfeH tdonal Woinon'H clubs to wucceed Miss Coellla Beyler of Antorlu, re tiring president, at the afternoon sesnlon of the tenth annual state convention at the Elks temple yes terday, will be installed this morn ing at the ceremonial in Grants Push; Mrs. Maud Chapman, pres ident of the Medford club, will be- Instulled au first vico president nfi the Htate federation; Km ma Drain of Eugene as second vice president; May Griffin of Port land, corresponding secretary; Jos ephine Buthmun of C'orvallls, re cording seoretury, and Ora Rennor of Orgon City, treasurer. 'Directum elected for ; Ijifli corn ing year are Lat Verne-tl'urdwlQke nf McMlnnvlIle, Elizabeth , Heln line of Kosehurg. i-eona Bryant of Coqullle, Jane E. Olson of Pen dleton and Josephine i Hcbade of Bulem. 4flUHI Salem was chosen place for im mieetlng of the eleventh annual convention of the Oregon Feder ation of Business and Profession!) Women's clubs in 1031 by unani mous vote. Members of Visiting clubs and the Medford group will leave Ho tel Medford fur Grants Pass at 7:30 this morning taking the scenla route to that city, whore a breakfast will be served at 9:00 u.1 'm: At 10:30 the ceremony tor Installation of offlcors will open. This; wMl bo followed by a Joint meeting of the executive council. At the close of which the con vention, which has been dencrihed as the most successful one for wo men ever held In southern Ore gon'' will end to convene ugaln in 1041. . Delegates and state officers will leave GrantH Puss on the after noon train for their various des tinations. : The presentation of the Three Arts . Revue, "Two Keet High," prologue of which opened at 8:30 ut the Medford nrmory was pre ceded by the last social uft'alr of the Medford program, the Informal dlntrlat banquet ut Hotel Medford, which look the form of a general get-together for members of alt clubs. Miss Cecilia M. Reyler, re tiring slate president, presided. One of the most clever features nf the prog rum was a ukolele nov elty stunt put on by a group from Medford's club, composed of Mrs. Elsie Brown, Mrs, Dorothy Bau com, Mrs. Grucu Vohs, Misses Edna Mae Wells, Clarice Benschoter, Marlon Moreer and Winifred Walk ed Dressed In befitting cos tumes they entered the banquet room playing and singing, "Hall, tear Old Medford, You'ro the Best Town on the Coast,' and several other popular songs. M Others numbers on the program were: Violin solo . by John R. knight, Jacksonville, accompan ies!, MIhs Ruth (Severance; reports of. district chalnnnn, north Wil lamette, Miss Augusta Halm, east orn, MIsh Jane Olson; group Hongs, Mrs. Be u luh Belle Smith, Jlllls- boro; south Willamette, Miss Josephine Bothman; Coos Bay, MtfM Bernlce Mlrmsoul; southern, Mrs. Led a B. Parker, Several numbers were sung by the male quartet of Grants Pass, composed of Krod Wallace, Samuel Moore, Karl Bennett, Fred Thorn burgh; accompanist, Mr. Htralee. Business men don't be alarm ed There's a littlts song ringing In the minds of Medford folk to day, and it goes something like this: "Put your feet on the desk, Strotch your arms out wide; i Be non-chalant, let the details slide." I So if feminine assistants are 1 found In a strange position tomor row morning well they Just went to the show last night and they may be heeding the advice, which ran through the spnrklfng Three Art revue, "Two Feet High,"! presented at the armory under' the direction of Tom Hwem. I Mary Greinor Kidly, inspired by the message of Dr. Olgn Slast- j ny, wrote the clever drama and j Jeunesse Butler composed the songs and music, which added ern-! phasls to the cry for fulfillment! of another need in "woman's , emancf patlon." When the show was over the audlenco was con vinced not only that much could be gained If women would Kit their feet on a IiuhIiichm levi-l with their heads but that Medford has some' real' artists In music and drama and the Interpretation of both. For the author and the compos er nro not going to get all the praise, although H seeniH that too much could scarcely bo said of the one act musica 1 comedy, Mary and Sally" (ns we know them) prepared for tho enter tainment of guests of the state convention of Muni nous and Pro fessional Women's clubs. We're glad they decided to present "Two Feet High" In the armory and let Hie public In too many people would otherwise have been cheat ed. Among the surprises of the show we're going to list the acro batic tap dance given by Douglas Fox and Da Noro tlilliland's In terpretation of tho love number, "Take Time to Bo Happy," sung by William Kirkpatrlck. Because we didn't know, In spite of all we've heard, that Medford really as natural as the tired and over would evoke so many encores from an Intelligent audience. We only wish there had been more. Hoctor Fox, who played the part of Danny, tho office boy, who would have preferred to keep his feet on the desk all the time, also made his local debut last night. He has participated In amateur theatricals In Portland and they trained him well up there. To get down to the old favor ites Jo Murray Hostel was quite as anturnl as 'tho tired and over worked business 1 woman as she has often been In more vivacious parts. Versatility Is to bo added to the many qualities for which she has been admired on the stage. After she got her feet on the desk tho rest of the office force, didn't have a prayer. Dixie Ambler Hnrvey, was quite lovable ns the flapper Sally PnntK, SIX KILLED WHEN -BLAST EXPLODES UNION. W. Va., May 17 P) 8lx persons, two workmen, a youth and three children, were killed to day hy an explosion of dynamite at n rock quarry noar here. Tho cause of the explosion was not . determined, but the opinion was advanced by other workmen that the dynamite exploded while the two men In the shop were pro paring It for blasting purposes on a road project. The blacksmith shop was de slroyud. The bodies of tho chil dren were mangled.. L. 0. SCHAFER Basement Medford Bldg. The only Exclusive Electric Motor Repair 8hop In aoutnern uregon PHONE 90-J-2 Electric Motor Repairing Armature Winding STATE TROUBLES ON FISHING TRIP ORANGE, Va.. May 17. OT") Th lure of trout fu-hing brought President Hoover to his Rapidan river fishing lodge today but prob lems of state trailed along. The chief executive had ns his guests the largest party that has visited the camp since . 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