Medford mail tribune., June 24, 1930, Page 3, Image 3

!UKmY)!M MAIL TIMIUTNTl, MKPrOUD, OlfKCiON", Tl'KSDAY, .1 TXH 21, 19: Ml.
PATIE TURK IS
Toiiiuimiv's Club Culriitlur.
Wednesday Study club pie-
nic In Ashland. S
Last regular chapter meet-
lng of Eaatcrn Star.
-'rcvHull Wedding '
Invent of Sunday. 1
Miss Dorothy Crews, daughter
of Mrs. Lucy Crews, and Mr. Mel
vin Hall, son of Mr. and Mrs. A.
13. HuH wore married Sunday
morning, June 22, at a lovely
home wedding, solemnized at the
i,liome of Mrs. Crews, Itev. A. G.
I UnnnAlt nftnl..! In.
The brldo was lovely In blue
georgette, and was attended by!
her sister, Miss Lucille Crews,
who was dressed In pink satin.
Miss Nclda Crows, sister of the
bride, at the piano, played softly
throughout the ceremony.
The room was decorated in
roses and lilies-of-thc-valley, the
ceremony being performed under
an arch of beautiful flowers.
A wedding breakfast was served
following the ceremony, at which
relatives of the bride and groom
were present, including Mr. and
Mrs. A. K. Hall. Wllda Hull. Veva
Hall, Leland Hall, Mr. and Mrs.
firnydon Crews and Wayne Crews.
(harden Club to
Hear Iam'Iuio.
Airs. W. 1. Iawtou. presidentj
of the National Soeiety for iro-
tection of KouilsitU- ljtiuity and
the Nature Association of America!
w ill be in this city Saturday to
give a lecture at 2:0 p. m. at i
Hotel Medford. j
Mrs. Lawton Is making u stir-i
vey of Oregon under the auspices
of the Oregon Federation of Car
den clubs. Her visit to this cityi
is anticipated by all portions in- j
terestnd in the campaign for beau-1
tificatinn of highways. Work tu'-j
complishod along this line In other j
states will be reviewed by Mrs. j
luvton for Instruction of local'
people.
Miss Yllin (o He
Honored. Tonight.
Miss Jean Vilm, whoso marriage
to Robert Hart will be an event
of June 30, will be 'honor guest
at a bridge party at the home of
Hr. a n d M rs. W. W. 1 1 . Holt,
Corning Court, this evening, Mrs.
Helen Holt Wilson acting as
hostess.
Miss Hue Simmons has returned
to this city from San Francisco,
where she has been vacationing
for the past week.
f
Mr. and Mrs. .lames Sfovall and
Mrs. Stnvall's niollier, Mrs. Xollie
(Ihisholm, left here by motor last
night for Kugeue. Mrs. Chishnlm
had spent the past week vit-itiiiK
hup duuhur anl son-in-law.
Attend Conference.
A num .; .Med ford ghin who are
attending the coiiiciciue being
held this week at Itogue 1 fiver
under the aipits of the Presby
terian ch u rch are the Misses Su
Dyuan. liorotiiy l'aley and
Marjorie I'hythian.
0
Wnlthcrs Returning Home
M r. and ,l rs. 1 1 ;i rry W alt her.
who have spent several days here
visiting friends and looking alter
pioperiy interests, left today by
auto for their home in Portland.
Miss Crawford
Bride Today
At a lovely ceremony at the
First Presbyterian church at eight
o'clock this morning. Miss Aileen
Crawford, daughter of Mr. and
M rs. Oris Crawford, became the
bridge of Mr. George Maddox of
Seattle. The service was read by
Itev. Claude U. Porter and the
bride was given in marriage by
her father.
Dressed in a quaint basque cre
ation of white taffeta with pastel
floral pattern and veil and carry
ing a shower bouquet of while
roses, the bride was preceded down
the aislo by the two flower bear
ers, Hurbara Butler and Rupert
Maddox Jr. While the wedding
march was played by Mis. George
Andrews at the organ.
Mrs. Warren G. Butler,; her
matron of honor, wore a peach
colored gown of georgette and Miss
Joyce Maddox and Miss Maurinc
McKeney. bridesmaids, were dress
ed in orchid and rose, and carried
corsages of many colored flowers.
Rupert Maddux, brother of the
groom, was his only attendant.
The church was beautifully dec-
orutcd in roses and delphiniums
with the altar hanked with many
varieties of summer flowers for the
occasion.
Following the wedding Mr. and
.Mrs. Maddox left this afternoon
'.'or the Olympic mountains. Wash.,
where they will spend several
weeks before making their homo
in Seattle.
Auxiliary Names
Coiicntlon Delegates,
Delegates to the Baker conven
tion to be held August 14, were
appointed last night at the meet
ing if the Ktcal American Legion
Auxiliary. They are: Mrs. Wm.
I.ee ltricker, Mrs. Goodwin Hum
phrey, Mrs. Cole Holmes, and
Mrs. !. J. Willson. Alternates:
Mrs. Kd Leach, Mrs. Belva Aiken.
! Mrs. Cm-old Parker and Mrs. Olin
I Nichols. At the close of the
; meeting the auxiliary adjourned
for the summer. The next meet
iug will be hold in September.
J tonorlug Flag Hay month, last
night's session opened with
short flag ceremony. Reports
were given by the following com
mltteo chairmen: Mrs. John Fluh
rer, hospitals; Mrs. Parker, child
welfare; Mrs. Aiken, community
service; Mrs. Leo Williams, unit
activities; Mrs. D. J. Willson,
Americanism.
It was voted to give $10 na n
camp scholarship for a girl scout
this season.
After the completion of busi
ness, Legion members wero In
vited to Join the meeting and
greetings were extended State
"Coming events
cast their
shadows before'
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When tempted to over-indulge
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Be moderate be moderate in alt things, even in
smoking. Avoid that future shadow by avoiding
over-indulgence, if youwould maintain that modern,
ever-youthful figure. "Reach for a lucky instead."
lucky Strike, the finest Cigarette
you ever smoked, made of the .
finest tobacco The Cream of the
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has an extra, secret heating process.
Everyone knows that heat purifies
and so 20,679 physicians say that
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toasted
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against imtation-against cough
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"I have come to tlie conclusion," 4 rites Sir Henry ThompsonpM. A., F.R.S., "thaf more than half the disease
that embitter human life is due to avoidable error In diet." Wc do not represent that smoking lucfca Strike
Cigarettes will bring modern figures or cause the reduction of flesh. Wc do declare that when tempted
to do yourself too well, if you will "Reach for a lucky instead," you will thus avoid over-indulgence In
things that cause excert weight, and, by avoiding over-indulgence, maintain a modern, graceful form.
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1930. Tfat Amtrican Tobacco C, Ufrt.
Commander Kid (JoorKo of Ku
Kone, who was KUest of the Im-ul
American Legion post lust nii;ht.
Mrs. J. IS. McDonalu, who re
cently returned from a tour of
Europe and the. Holy Iund. shvo
an interesting talk on present day
unrest in Kurope.
(Sliest of Mrs. lloffiiuui.
Mrs. Nettle K. Morse of Seattle
stopped in Medford this niorniim.
and will lo the guest of Mrs.
Ethelwyn It. Hoffman before re
turning to her homo folluwing a
vipit in California.
liOnves for Wedding.
Miss Joyce Maddox left on the
Shasta this morning for Port
land, where she will ho a guest
at the wedding of Miss l.uellu
(Jeorge tomorrow. She will return
to Medford Thursday.
Keliirii Vrom
Trip Norlll.
Mrs. A. It. Illiuk and daughters,
Helen and Delphlne, who return
ed to this elly the first of the
week from Washington, where
they enjoyed n trip through l!al
nier nntional park and a visit in
Seattle, are now vacationing at
Union Creek.
Piano Recital By
Mrs. Gore's Pupils
Piano pupils of Mrs. 10. 10. (lore
will be liennl in recital Friday eve
ning, June 27 at 8:,15, at St.
Marks' Parish hull. Friends of
pupils anil, thoBO interested In
educational music work nib invited.
Only the boys and girls who
have not taken their tests for tho
beginner's award will be at the
Red Cross swimming Bchonl at the
uatatorium tomorrow morn inn. but
all who have passed their testn will
be at the water carnival which
opens nt 1:30 tomorrow afternoon,
with W. W. Allen as master of
ceremonies. ,
Jacklo Littreli, Jean Etty and
Goorgo Codding will bo featured
in a diving exhibit Ion as a part
of the carnival. Malcolm ' Stino,
Gordon Turner and Dana Thomas
will also fcaturo diving.
No adult or senior life, saving
classes will be conducted tomor
row. Thirteen boys and twenty-nlno
girls passed the beginner's tests
today, and the remainder of the.
class will probably pass the tests
tomorrow. lOightcon passed the
swimmer's tests today.
.
Three or four plans tiro under
consideration for the re-construction
of tho Deuel building, Main
and Bartlett streets, but none have
yet arrived at a definite state, 11.
S. Deuel said yesterday. He said
that some unavoidable delays hud
boon encountered, but that a def
inite announcement would ho forth
coming In a very short- limo.
Radio Program
KMED
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TiicMlay
1. M. '
5 to 5:30 Htandiird Flamo
Can program
! 5:30 to 0 Kindle Union Rcr
4 vico Station
0 to 6:15 Krult Dispatches
by Myron Root
6:15 to 6:30 News nnd mar-4-
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6:30 to 7 Palmer Music
4 Houho
7 to 7:15 Tom and jlVash,
presented by Associated Oil
7:16 to 7:30 Cecil and Hnlly
7:30 to S Popular recordings
8 to s:30 Klrcstono ne-Htop
Service Station
8:30 to 0 O. V. MyorH Co.
9 to 10 California Oregon
Power Co., presenting piano
students of Rosa Olack-
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4 Wednesday
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7:65 to 8 Dreakfast brond-
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4 bune
8 to 8:30 "KYMO Hour" by
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'l 8:30 to 8:45 Medford Cash
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4 8:45 to D Gold Seal Cream
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4 0 to 9:30 Park Grocery
B:30 to 10 C. Karl Brad fish,
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13:15 to 12:30 Farmers 13x
4 change Cooperative
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12:30 to 1 Plerco Auto
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1 to 1 : 30 Brunswick Brev-
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1:30 to 3 Maslerworks series
4 5 to 5:30 Standard Flamo
4 Gas program
4 6:30 to 6 Medford Chamber
4 of Commerce
4- 6 to 6:16 Krult Dispatches
4 hy Myron Root
4 6:15 to 6:30 News and mar-
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4 6:30 to 7 Porter Lumber
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1 to 7:15 Tom and Wash,
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If liutKhinK makes you fut, do
without your dinner tlio ullu you
allciid tho Itliilto thuutor to
seo "MiilniKht Mystery. " whirl,
opens there tomorrow. True, tho
picture has it murder in it. Most
murders uro not funny. Hut there
really Is merriment in tho way
tho murderer is discovered hy
pretty Hetty Compson in this feat
uro screen offering.
"Midnight Mystery" has enough
to hold thrill-hungry fans until the
final confession comes. A gent gets
killed nil right, but the joko Is
on i lio killer.
Rogers Scores Hit
Capacity audiences at tho Fox
Craterlan theater are endorsing
tho verdict of every city where it
has been shown tjint "So This Is
Iondon," Will Hogers' second star
ring production for Kox Movietone
is deservedly rated a comedy tri
umph. (
There is added entertainment
for those who were , fortunate
enough to Heo the stage play of
this titto presented by Goorgo M.
Cohan, for Hogers is faultless as
tho wealthy Texan mill owner, who
tftkes an ovciilful trip to Kngland.
Irene -Rich heads the prominent
supporting cast which includes
Frank Albert son.- Maureen O'Kullt
van, Lumsden 1 litre and Hramwell
KI etcher.
4
Monthly evening the cub scouts
met at Scout headquarters under
tho leadership of l,loyd Shu worn.
The boys are making good pro
gress and will be ready to pass
some of their tests within tho next
few weeks.
Tlie work In taken from Indian
Ufo and the hoys will start mak
ing war bonnets, hows and arrows
and learn Home of the Indian war
dances at the next meeting. Their
work will not bo all play, as they
have certain reiiuirenientH to meet
each week to retain their member
ship in this special group, or they
will be put on the waiting list,
and somo other boy given their
place.
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