PA"GR THREE
The Week's Society Happenings
Edited By
Eva Nealon
Vilm-Hart Wedding
In Swigart Garden
Lovely June Event
Ladies9 Golf Events
Opened With Blind
Southerners Enjoy
Swimming, Dinner
At Last Meeting
Alabama's Prettiest
Lions, Ladies Hold
Joint Installation
Banquet Wednesday
Swimming Party Is
! Enjoyed By Girls
t Pennington Home
Maid of Honor
Vacationing
i Bogey Wednesday
MKDKORI) MAIL TRf RUNK. MKIWORl). OK'KdON, SI'XDAY, .Il'LV C. V.M
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Miss Eugenia Vllm, daughter of
Mi, and Mrs. K. S. Vilm. became
the brido of Robert C. Hurt, son of
Mrs. Anna Hart, at 7 o'clock Mon
day evening at one of the loveliest
weddings solemnized in this city.
The service wus read by Uev. Wm.
H. Hamilton of Iho St. Mark's
KpiHcopal church In the presence
of 75 guests.
Tho bride, dressed In u princess
sown, of old ivory chiffon, wear
ing orange blosMonia In her hair
and currying a shower bouquet of
cream rosebuds, was given in mar
riage by her father. M isa Betty
Vilify, her maid of honor, wore a
drees .of peach colored georgette
and carried a shower bouquet of
sweetpcas in pastel colors. Harriet
Hart, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Floyd Hart, was flower bearer und
was dressed in white net over
blue.
Floyd Hart, brother of the
groom, was his attendant.
Miss Elizabeth Swigart played
Mendelssohn's wedding march as
tho bride and attendants approach
ed the grape arbor, where the
ceremony was read.
Tho wedding was followed by a
reception supper at the Vllm home.
Mrs. Vilm was assisted In the gar
den and dining room by Mrs.
Emma Frederick of Marshall, 111.,
Mrs. Carl Swigart, Mrs. Floyd
Hart. Mrs. Emil Schmidt, Mrs.
John Barneburg, -Mrs. Lewis Ul
rich, Mrs. Eunice Hillls, Mrs. John
Wold. Mrs. O. O. Alenderfer, Mrs.
W. F. Quisenberry, Mrs. Justin
Smith, Mrs. W. B. Johnston, Jr.,
Mrs. Helen Holt Wilson, and Miss
Josephine Koppcs.
Mr. and Mrs. Hart left after the
supper for a two weekj motor
trip and will be at home to their
friends next weok at their resi
dence on HUlcreM Road.
The bride, who has been in
structor In tho Marysville, Cal.,
high school for the past three
years, is a gruduato of Oregon
State college and a member of Pi
Beta Phi sorority. Mr. Hart is a
graduate of tho University of Ore
gon, where he was affiliated with
Sigma Nu fraternity. He is asso
ciated with tho First National
bank of this city.
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Dr. Bunch and Kumlly
at Coquillc
Dr. and Mrs. F. G. ; Bunch and
daughter Oeraldino, are among
local people, who spent the holt
day week-end at tho coast. They
wore, guests of relatives and
friends, iln Coquille, where,. .Cleral
dino will remain for a several
weeks vacation.
SLCIlliettH '
Visit Coast
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Stonnett and
" daughters, Betty and Suzette, will
roliirn to Med ford' 'today from
Crescent City, where they have
been vacationing since Friday..
Kiijo'y Famllr
JMcnlc Friday
Among local plcnicers at Wagnr
Gap Friday were Frank Rogers and
family, Howard Scheffel nnd fam
ily, Fred Scheffel and family, Mrs.
Theresia Scheffel and Miss Dee
Scheffel.
Terrvtls Vnuatlon
at lXamond Uike
Mr, and Mrs. Dade Terrell and
children, who motored to Dia
mond lake to spend tho Fourth
of July, will remain there until
tomorrow.
Among the local people who
fipent the Fourth at Crescent
City are Mr. and Mrs. Fred Par
sons, daughter Regina. and Mr.
l'arron'a father of Portland, who
is their guest.
Mr. .Tames G. Hetison and Mr.
George Blanan of Klamath Falls,
who have been guests of Mr. nnd
Mrs. lllley D. llenson, have re
turned to their home. '
a VIRGIN
"Pi thought of previous
owntri, of poll onocia
tion, nvr ntcri to
mar th pollution of a
Virgin Diamond. It
pxllgr start with you.
ood os it passes from
eanaration to generation
its memory-laden his-
Authorized Virgin Diamond Dealer
LAWRENCE'S
Mis Hetty Vllm, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. K. X. Vilm, who wus
maid of honor at the wedding of
her sister. Miss Kiigcnlu Vilm and
Robert C. llfnrt, whlt'h wan an event
of Monday.
Blamers Entertain
California Guests
Capt. and Mrs. DeWitt Blamcr
entertained with a house party
at Flrlough lodge this week-end
for 20 guests In this city from
San Francisco for the holiday.
Tuckers Kntcrtaln
California Guests
, Among guests from San Fran
cisco who enjoyed the week-end
at the Nion Tucker cabin on tho
Rogue were Mr. und Mrs. J. O.
Tobin, Mr. and Mm Richard Ha
inan of San Francisco, Mr. and
Mrs. George T. Cameron, Mr. and
Mrs. C. M. Wentherwax. and Mr.
Walter Filer of Bmilngame.
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Miss Meusel Entertains
With Dinner Party.
Mips Ruth Meusel entertained sev
eral of her friends at her home
on South Lauuel Wednesday even
ing with a dinner party, after
which they motored to Ashland
and attended the carnival. Those
enjoying the nffnlr were the
Misses Jean FUzglbbon. Itha and
Thetnm Heard and- the Messrs
Kenneth WillianiH.Tohn Waage, ,C.
Gibson and tho hostess.
Dr. and Mr. Blue
Arc Local Guests . '.
Dr. and Mrs. John Gilbert Blue
of Pasadena, Calif., aro guests of
their daughter, Mrs. Alfred CarT.
penter at the Carpenter, homo on
the Old Stage road this week, hav
ing enjoyed a niolor trip to this
city a few days ago. .' ,''
ItolH'rtM StMnd .v '. v
Holiday at Idifcc " ' '"
Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Roberts and
daughters, Mary Lee ant Dorothy
were among Med ford people who
spent the holiday at Luko o' tho
Woods.
Carpenters
Return
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Carpenter
have returned to this city after
spending tho past 10 days visiting
in San Francisco.
Dlrerlors To Meet
Monday K veiling
The' regular monthly meeting
of The Board of Directors of the
Y. W. C. A. will be held at the
club house Monday evening, July
7th at 7:30.
Mrs. Kenneth C Downing of
Spokane. Wash, who has been vis
it I ng her pa rents. M r. nnd M rs.
Riley D. Henson has returned to
her home nt Spokane. Wash.
DIAMOND
lory is yours, and yours
alone. In a variety of.
distinctive mountings of
beoutiful craftsmanship,
in a wide range of prices
standard the world over
Virgin Diamonds con
be secured only through
your locol
m
!olf autlvities of the season
opened for ladles of Met) ford
Wednesday. The blind bogey for
ladies will continue at the Rogue
Valley Golf association links for
two months ending September 1.
Great interest in the opening
event was expressed by all loral
women golfers aiW Wednesday
will continue to to ladies day at
the course.
Prizes of golf balls, donated by j
Mrs. Dave Wood, will be present-;
ed the prize winners. The bogey I
will be staged as a handicap af-!
fair and entrants asked to play
with different lady partners.
Mrs. Henson Hostess
On Tuesday Evening
Mr. and Mrs. Riley D. Henson
entertained informally Tuesday
evening honoring their daughter,
Mrs. Kenneth C. Downing of Spo
kane, and Miss Mildred Burger of'
Mcdford. Special music was ron
dored by Miss Burger, pianist; mih,
Nancy Brown Briggs. vocalist, and
Mr. Leland Johnson, violinist. Dur
ing the evening Mrs. Henson, as
sisted by Mrs. May Whipple and
Mrs. K. C. Downing, served re
freshments. Those present were Mr. and Mrs.
William Llngass, Mrs. Kenneth C.
Dawning, Mrs. E. May Whipple,
Mrs. Floyd Jenkens, Misses Mildred
Burger, Natalie Hamilton, Nancy
Brlggs; - Messrs. George Blnnas,
James Henson, Lowell Bingham
and Stanley Rico Henson.
Crescent City Is
Popular on Holiday
Many residents of the valley
spent the holiday at Crescent City
attending the fifth annual land
and navy celebration and enjoying
the beach.
Among them were: Mr. and Mrs.
P. M. Kershaw, M r. ami M rs.
Frank Fnrrell, Mr. and Mrs. A. H.
BanwcJI, Mr. and Mrs. Larry
Schado and E. C. Jeromo. of Mcd
ford: Mrs. Mollic B. Holmes and
daughter, Miss Gladys Holmes, and
Miss Edith Jacobs or Central
Point.
Miss McWIlllamM
IMtvcs Sunday ' - . .
Miss Julia McWilllams, who has
been house guest of Miss Roxane
Ruhl for tho past two weeks, will
leave Sunday evening on the
Shasta for her homo In Pasadena,
Calif.
Huntress' F.njoy
Trip to Ijiko
Mr. and Airs. Fred Huntress and
Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Huntress of
Portland, who have been house
guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. San ford
Richardson of Beall Lane over tho
holiday week end. enjoyed a trip
to Crater Lake yesterday. They
plan to motor back to tho northern
city tomorrow.
Mrs. D. D. Huntress, who Is Mrs.
Richardson's sister, was formerly
Miss Kalherlno Nealon of this city.
Mrs. Miksche Is
Guc-l of m rents
Mrs. Wilfred G. Miksche and
llttlo son, Garry, are in this valley
from Eugcno for a visit with Mrs.
M iksche's parents, M r. and M rs.
D. M. Watt of Phoenix.
Aro Guests
In Salem
I Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Maasdum of
-l-'O South Central are guests this
, week of their daughters, Mrs. Carl
Armurlest und Mrs. Jack Craig of
Salem.
Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher Fluh.l
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Strang. Mlssj MiHH EU(l lIyne of Oakland.
Fern Hutchison and llerhurt, Clil tt )H Hpending two weeks In this
Strang aro nmong local people r(ty ns KU(,Mt of Mr. and Mm. M.
who spent the Fourth of July at Crooks.
Lake O' the Woods. I
j Among the local people who aro
Mr. and Mi-h. M. M. Herman, now vacationing are Dr. and Mrs.
and family motored to Crescent w. W. Howard, who left last Kun
Clty to spend tho holiday week-1 day to spend two weeks at Dla
cnd. mond Takn and other resortM.
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CAnADIAn
PACIFIC
On tho
York, Doc
(Anadian Padlic
Traviltrs Chnpiti
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MRS. K. C. JKKOMK, who Is
vacationing; at Santa On. Cal IT.,
eKH'ts to nnurii to Med ford the
latter Nirt of the week.
Miss Thompson Will
Marry In California
Miss Alice Thorn pson, formerly
of Grants Pass, is visiting her
mother. Mrs. J. R. Thompson, be
fore leaving for San Francisco,
where she will be married tho mid
dle of this month to Dr. Don Mc
Kinstry of that city. Miss Thomp
son was pianist Tuesday evening
on the Copco program, broadcast
over station KMKD.
Mrs. Sleeter Is Home
From Eastern Points
Mrs. R. W. Sleeter returned to
Medford the flrrt. of the week
She traveled from Chicago to
from a month's visit in Illinois.
Oregon via the Canadian Rockies
nnd was enthusiastic in her praise
of the scenic Journey. While In
Illinois she visited her mother.
Mrs. Henry Roff and slstors of
Decatur.
Gu est From ' (
New York
Mrs. Anna Caldwell Boyd ' of
Long Island. N, Y., was guest In
this city Friday of her nieces,
tho Misses Margaret and Ilcrnyce
Hensley having slopped herd after
a several weeks visit In San Fran
cisco. ' '
Mis St. .lohn Is !.,
Mcdrord Guest : l .
, Miss Doris St. John of Kalians
City, Mo., is In this city for a
several weeks visit with Mr. and
Mrs. F. F. Burk. C. J. Burk of
Los Angeles is also a guest ' at
his brother's home and will re
main hero for the summer. They
spent tho week-end with Burks In
Klamath Falls as guests of their
cousin, Chas. Shaal.
it
KnimeiiH In
Portland ) '
Dr. and Mrs. J. J. Emmons are
spending several days In Port
land visiting their son, Tom, who
is attending citizens military
camp there. They plan to re
turn to Medford tomorrow.
Cores Will Co
To Sn Francisco
Mrs. 13. K. (Hire and daughter,
rteulah, plan to leavo Medford
this week for San Francisco,
where they will assist with musical
instruction In piano and violin at
the State Teachers college.
(in I cm KM'iid Week Knd
At Iakc o' the Woods
Mr. and Mrs. George dates, who
spent the holiday at Lake o the
woods, will remain there until
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Tucker, ac
companied hy Mr. and Mrs. C. II.
Yllllis of Salem, spent the holiday
Siam't court oWn, jangling m gold
. . . Bamboo mut k of Java . . . rk
tomplod AcTopolit of Atfcon . . colorful
Japan goishat and garJtm - Cana
dian Pocific Cruiiat carry you right into
tfiOM trarali-thrilli, hundr.d, of otfiort.
EmoT of Auitralia from Now
1. m day,.
nrnnrPBANEAN
Enprofi of Fronco from Now
, 1931. 7J dayf.
On tho Duchoit of Bedford from Now
York, Jon. 9 or Fob. II. 19 doyt.
! Thirty-five residents uT Med ford.
! who came from old Dixie land.
I were guests of Mr. and Mrs. John
I Peter Sunday at their cabin, Knur
I Oaks, on Rokuo River. A typically
! southern dinner was served on
j long tables cafeteria style foJUnv
I ing an afternoon of swimming and
discussion. At the close of the
I day's festivities the Dixie club ad
journed for the summer and will
not meet again until the last Sat
urday in September when members
will be guests uf Miss Dorothy
Berry.
Zodiac Club Holds
Interesting Meet
John Crews Home
The regular meeting of the Zo
diac club, one of the most inter
esting clubs being organized in
this city, was hold Friday, June
2 7th, at the suburban home of
Mrs. John Crews, Several papers
were read. Tho meaning of the
word "Zodiac", chosen as tillo of
the club, was explained In enlight
ening manner by Mrs. John Peter.
Mrs. Heard gavo a resumo of Hdna
Ferber's latest book ami Mrs.
Griggs read an amusing article
from Harper's magazine, dealing
with the introduction of American
civilization In the Hermudas.
Mrs. Kate Wallers entertained
the club members with an outline
of her trip through the south and
Cuba, Refreshments were served
by tho hostess, assisted by Miss
Dorothy Berry.
The club will meet each month
of the year and Is composed, of
Just 12 members In keeping with
Its name. 13ach month the chair
man of the program committee
will chooso as topic tho type of
literature most Interesting to her
and wouvo the program around it.
Mrs.. Gore Hostess
At Piano Recital
J Mothers of members of .Mrs.
13. 13. -Core's piano class were
quests at her homo Thursday af
ternoon, when the 15 pupils were
liroftnted In a recital. Tho work
covered by tho class was played
for the entertainment of -l h e
mothers and tho afternoon com
pleted .with games, after which
refreshments were served by tho
hostess,
ltadlo I'ariy
Al Williams Home
Miss Hda Williams entertained
a fow; friends with a radio party
Thursday night at her home. The
young folks spent a pleasant even
ing listening to the frolic over
K.MI3IJ.
Refreshments were served at
midnight.
T h oso p rose n t were : M r. and
Mrs. E. 13. Hopper, Miss Joan
Whitman, Catherine Young, How
ard Young, Mr. and Mrs, C. 11.
Williams and lldn Williams.
Miss Naomi Flukes left this
city Thursday afternoon to spend
the week-end with her aunt In
Kelw, Wash.
Mrs. Knn nnd I-eila K ffka of
San Frnncisco are In this city vis
iting Mrs. H. (l. nates nnd Mr. and
Mrs. A. Jorgonsen.
Mr. and Mrs. Tiff I-edbetler of
Portland, formerly of thf olty. are
spending the week end here visit
ing friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Hal i'latt and Jean
and IJghton I'latt spent the week
end at HrooklnKs at the Caddis
cabin.
Combination Ring
ilk' S
Associated Press Photo
Theola Matson of Birmingham,
M.-i., was chosen the most beautiful
:o cd at the university of Alabama.
Mrs. Van Hoevenberg
Hostess At Dinner
Honor guests at n dinner glvon
Thursday evening by Mrs. H. Van
Hoevenberg were Mrs. Itaxter
Champion of San Francisco, and
Mm A. Kola nd I low mi of New
York City, who Is vacationing in
Medford.
Mrs. Cul'fncy HomIcsn
At Dinner Saturday.
Mrs. Charles D. Claffncy was
hostess last evening at a, dinner
given at her home in Awhland, In
honor of James Henderson of
Portland. Oregon state president
of Christian Kndeavor, and Hoss
flulley, slate field secretary for
tho organization. Fndeavor work
ers throughout Crater Iako union
were quests of Mrs. Gaffney.
Former Itcsldciits
Aro CiickIs Hero
Mr. and Mrs. i3dwin 13. Thomas
and daughter, I.aura IjCO. of Salem
are guests In Medford of relatives
and friends. Moth Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas formerly lived In Medford
and are well known herc.,:. Mrs.
Thomas will remain for two wooks
visiting relatives, while Mr. Thomas
who Is ft member of the ndvortlslng
staff of the Salem CapitoJ Journal,
returns to tho northern city.
Visit
Marshall Home
Mr. and Mrs. I,cs1lc Wlgmoro,
and daughter Miss Ham hi of Or
lando, Calif., Miss Dorothy Tll
den and Mrs. James Hrenner and
won of Palo Alto were guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Vein Marshall dur
ing tho past week, leaving for
Seattle on Thursday, where Mrs.
Wlgmoro, Mrs. Hrenner nnd Miss
Tilden will, attend the national
convention of Sigma Kappu bolng
held In that city.
Will lie Hummer
CiicMh In Medford
Mrs, C. C. Davis and daughter of
Albuquerque, New Mexico, have
arrived In this city to spend Qio
summer as guests of Mrs. Davis'
.dster, Mrs. C. O. Larlson, South
Holly.
Mr. and Mrs. (i-orge W. Hoo
ver of Portland are the guests
of Mrs. Hoover's sister, Mrs. M.
F. liliiKhnm, 125 Cottage street.
Mrs. H. I, liiimsdcn and Mrs.
II. A. Holmes aro expected to re
turn to Medford today from Han
don, where they have been va
cationing since Tuesday.
ASK
(n Interesting event of the
ck for Lions and lidy Lions;
was the installation banquet held I
at St. Mark's hall Wednesday eve-'
ning at which Miss Klnoia llti -
lander, chosen' "Miss Medford" in
the content sponsored by the Lions : of thrlr friends,
club, was honor guest. j Guests for the afternoon were:
Following the seven o'clock ; Misses Hetty and Patricia Flynn
dinner officers for the coming f Itdlf ugham. Wash... who are
year were installed with Mrs. H.jKucstM in Medford of Mr. and
T. Hubbard, retii iim president. m,.h. Ernest Si ott; flcthel and
acting as Installing officer for thu ; Kthcl Flagle, Janet Hay and Pat
Lady Lions and O. W. Newberry Hy Smith. Hetty Jean De Armand,
for the men. Officers Installed j Nancy Semplc and Huth Dome
were Mrs. L. Pennington, presl-1 rtst.
dent; Mrs. F. . Hunch, first j
secretary-t r e a s u r e r; and Mrs.
Mark Jarmin, time keeper.
Don Collier, who assisted Mr.
Newberry with tho entertainment
gave a radio speech describing the
characteristics of all Incoming of
ficers. Into the Ltonp club, who
are: It. 13. White, president: Le
land itrophy, first vice president;
13d l.each, second vice president:
Mr. Collier tall twister and 11. S.
Cleveland, Lion tamer.
About 50 members of tho two
clubs were seated nt tho attract
ively decorated table for tho ban
quet. Miss I Inlander was pre
sented with a bouquet of flowers
by retiring president, II. T. Hub
bard, who predicted "Miss Med
ford" will be named "Miss Ore
gon" at Portland and journey on
to victory at Oalvoston, Texas.
The remainder of tho evening
was spent at cards.
Mrs. Mulholland Is
Luncheon Hostess
Mrs. It. C. Mulholland was host
ess Monday afternoon at a bridge
luncheon for twenty at her home,
Wcsleiiund Heights. Flowers In
shades of plnkan d lavender wore
used to decornto tho rooms for tho
occasion. Thoro wero flvo tables
of bridge In play following tho
luncheon.
ViiIoh to Kieml
Hummer at Beach
Mr. and Mrs, Louis 11. Valo and
children, Dorothy, Junior and Rob
ert, left Medford by motor Mon
day for Sunset Heach, whore Mrs.
Valo and children will spend tho
summer. Thoy will visit friends
and relatives In San Francisco and
Portland before returning to this
city.
Howards (aiicsts
fn Mcdrord
Mr. and Mrs. Horace D. How
ard and daughter, Mary, and son
Hilly, of Sacramento Cal. are In
this city visiting the B. C. Cad
dis and Hal Piatt families having
nut da tho trip to Medford via tho
1 1 ed w ood high w a y ,
CiicstM of ltickerts
At Kdgowood Park
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Stewart were
the guests Friday of Dr. and Mrs.
Jud Hlckort at tholr cabin at
I3dgewood park.
Mr. and Mi's. Mills
(jiicsts In Portland
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Mills
will return to Medford this evening
from Portland, whero they have
been guests of relatives and friends
since Wednesday.
Mrs. Chas. Wood Is at homo In
Medford after spending tho past
week visiting nor mother In Al
bany. She was accompanied on
her return to this city by her
mother, Mrs. Merrill and brother.
Will Morrill.
Mr. and Mrs. U. M. Carlisle of
San Francisco are tho guests this
week-end of F. K, Hurnham at
his cnbln on the Rogue.
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a Swimming party In the lovely
pml at the Iiwrence Pennlng-
ton home on the Jacksonville road
was wijoyed Wednesday after-
noon by the Misses Margaret and
itctty Jane Pennhmton and nlno
j Mrs. Roberts Home
From Conference
The Missionary society of tho
South Methodist church held Its
social meeting Juno 17th at tho
home of Mrs. llfer, Kast Main
street. Mrs. Taylor was leader of
the program In which other mem
bers participated. There woro sev
eral visitors present. At tho close
of the program refreshments waru
served by the hostess.
The monthly business meeting
was held at the church July 1
with a good attendance. The fi
nance committee announced plans
for an Ice cream and homo niuilo
cake social on tho church lawn
Friday evening, July It. " '
Mrs. Roberts has returned from
the annual conference at Corvallls,
whero she was sent as a delegate
from the society and will havo an
Interesting report to give at tho
next meeting, which will bo held
July 15. Tho place of meeting will
bo announced later. Members and
friends aro invited to bo prosont.
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MIkn McMillan
To Wed
Of Interest to local people will
ho tho marriage of Miss Ueseio
McMillan to Arthur Rcssler which
will tnko placo Saturday In loa
Angeles.
Miss McMillan was well known
in Ashlnnd having been a gradu
ate of tho local high school and
an employee of tho local Pacific
Telephone Company, holding tho
position of chief operator.
. Mr. Ressler was a former resi
dent of Medford and Is at present
an employee of tho Shell Oil
Company In Los Angeles. Tholr
many friends wish them much
hnpplness.--Ashlnnd - Tiding.
Scolis Motor With '
Cues t to Heach . '
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Scott and
nloces, tho Misses Botty and Pa
tricla Flynn of Hellingham, Wash,
spent tho Fourth of July, at Cres
cent CJty. Tho Misses Flynn will
spend tho summer In .this city
nnd several ovonts aro .-being
planned In their honor for tho
coming week.
Vacationists Remain
For Week-end
Many residents of this city are
spondlng the week-end at resorts
and cities chosen for Fourth of
July vacations. Mr. and Mrs. 13. W,
Poaso and daughter, Jonn, will re
main fur the rost of the weak at
Crescent City, nnd Mr. and Mrs.
Chester Cummlngs at Mitchell,,
whnro thoy aro guests of Mrs.
Cummlngs' parents,
Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Holland and
faiuHy of Meinprls, Tenn., aro tho
hnuso guests of Mr. and Mrs. W.
C. MoCrlston of 023 West Main
street. Mrs. Holland Is a sister of
Mr. MoCrlston. '
' Mrs. C. W. Meyers and son,
Francis, of San Jose, Cat, who havo
been visiting at tho homo . of Mr.
und Mrs. McCrlston for ' several
weeks, returned homo Thursday
evening. ' ,
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