Medford mail tribune., July 22, 1930, Page 3, Image 3

medfout matl trtrun'e, medforp, or?p;c;o, Tuesday. .nTLY 22. mo.
PXOE TIT It EH
Mfwt Omtrs Inspires
levelling r HridKC t j
Miss Margaret Coates, who Is a J
gucHt In this city from Albany oft
the Mls Mary Martha ami Katn-!
crine Sweeney with whom she at-j
tended Oregon State college, where1
Ihe three were members of Alpha!
Chi Omega sorority, will he honor!
guest at tho party arranged for
this evening by the Misses Sweeney
.at their home on West Main. 1
There will he four tables of
bridge in play, invitations having
boon Issued to the following guests:
Mioses Oma OeBauer, Sara Whll
lock, MarjoHo Daily. Salty Roberts,
Eleanor Peter, Georgia Kdwards.
Mary Edwards. Edna Mohr, Kred-'
ericka Brommer and Dolly Schef-j
fel. and Masdamefl Frank Perl,
Jack Porter, Bern ice Kedfield and;
nickstein. 1
Miss Coates, who is returning'
from Del Monte, where she attend-!
cd the Alpha Chi Omega eonven- j
tion. will ho house guest of the
Misses Sweeney for another week,
and several affairs are being plan-I
ned In her honor by otjier friend
In this city,
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BimiliHius Itoturii
From Fishing- Tri
Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred ilurnham,
members of the local river culony.
have returned to their lodge after
spending tho past 10 days In one
of Oregon's most remote forest re
gions, where they enjoyed fishing
in the north fork of the Umpqua.
They report tho fishing only fair
but tho scenery unusually beauti
ful nnd un marred by civilisation.
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CniufnnU Ft'tett
Guests Here
Mr. and Mrs. U'm. Crawford,
who are luui.se guests this week at
tho home of Mr. and Mrs. W. J.
Warner, are the inspiration for
several interesting affairs being
held in Weal society. They are
motoring to Crater Lake today
with Mr. and Mrs. V. li. John
ston, Jr. and were honor guests
at a picnic parly un Elk. creek last
evening.
Those who enjoyed the swim
ming and general social time at th.
well known resort were: Mr. and
M I'M Krihnrt I I :i i t l .. ...1 XI ..u .
! 1 imu.il 1 m- i -
Wurts. Mrs. Helen Wilson. Jerry
Young, Mr. and Mrs. W. LI. John
ston, Jr. and Mr. and Mi. 'Craw
ford. Mrs. Crawford (Itowen Gale)
formerly lived in Medford and was
a popular member of the younger
set, which is welcoming her on this
visit.
Beaches Popular ,
During Warm Days
Several groups from Med ford so
ciety are spending the week at Cal
ifornia and Oregon beaches enjoy
ing swimming and cool sea breezes
while the thermometers climb up
ward here. Among them are Mm.
O. "o. Alenderfer. Mrs. 15. C. Je
rome and Mrs. U. S. Armstrong,
who arc vacationing at Mandon.
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. White and
Mrs. White's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
J. O. Coggin left the latter part of
the week for a few days vacation
at Creseent City and Kureka.
Turn the Spout I
Hold the Can by the Ring I
Tilt Lightly and Pour j )
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F OR F R Y
YOU KNOW how good Wesson Oil is for frying. You
fry with it for "company dinners," when things must be
extra good . . . light, golden-brown and tasty.
The thing you like about foods fried in Wesson Oil is
the rich crust made by the oil itself. That is why you cat
fried foods. You like the taste of the crisp, light coating
made by the fat you use in frying.
Of all the places where a good oil is Important, it's most
important in fried foods. Why not use Wesson Oil for
frying every day.'
Is it the cost? If you'll price the 4-Pint Frying Size
Can you'll find that it costs less than you think. The
Frying Size Can will make Wesson Oil your every day
friend for frying.
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Mrs. St eu art Kiilertitliis
Relatives I mm North
Mrs. Suslo Stewart of this city
recently had as houso guets her
daughter, Mrs. W. E. Allen of
Portland, and three grnnddaugh-
tem. HIi-h. W. E. Marshall of Se-j
attie, Mrs. (.'has. G. Kurst of Port-j
land and Mrs, Chas. W. Daniels
of Vancouver, II. C, and two great-,
granddaughters, Miss Jeanne AHeu'j
Daniels of Vancouver and Miss
Dorothy Allen Kurst of Portland.)
The girls were also guests of their
uncles, William Perry of Eagle ,
Point and John Allen of Ituilei
Fal!c, while in southern Oregon. j
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Surprise Pttiili'
On l'.vans Creek 1
Mr. and Mrs1. W. A. Cormany en-J
tert alncd Sunday with a surprise
party In honor of Mrs. Helen J -
Mathews. The group met at the j
Cormany home, after which they
went to Evans creek, "where they j
enjoyed swimming. A picnic din
ner was enjoyed with the following
guests present; Edith Curry, Jean
Saunders, Georgia Stewart, Con
stance Cormany. Em bra, Young.
Ralph and William llokanson. Bill
Anderson and Earl Snyder.
Lincoln MrCnrinncks
Honor Guests
Mrs. Cor bin Edgell entertained
with a dinner party at the Edgell
home on Berkeley Way last even
ing honoring Mr. and Mrs. Lin
coln McCormick, who are guests in'
this city for the summer from lrv-j
Ington -on -the-Hudson.
Other guests were Mrs. Frank
Preston and house guest, Mrs. Rob
ert Dunham of Chicago, Slater
Johnston and C. S. Ncwhall.
Mistletoe Club
Meet.s Tomorrow
The Mistletoe club of the Royal
Neighbor camp will meet with Mrs.
Kepsel at her country home tomor
row evening. Members are asked
to ment at the'W. t). W. hall at 7
o'clock. The husbands will also
be entertained tomorrow evening.
Mfs. Everett Mc Arthur of Port
land is in this city visiting her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Cur
lies and sister, Mrs. George Cod
Oing. W. I. T. l Meels
Thurs4la- Afternoon
The W. C. T. U. will meet on
Thursday afternoon, July 24. at
11:30 in tile Y. W. C. A. parlors.
An interesting program on Christ
ian citizenship lias been arranged,
with Mrs. N. C. Chancy as leader.
Mrs. J. E. McDonald will talk on !
her travels in the far East.
Mrs. Euennu Denton will lead
the devotions, and musical num
bers will be given by Mrs. Ray
mond Dorau. Refreshments will
be served,
A large number is expected to
attend, as it may the last oppor
tunity of hearing Mrs. McDonald
before she leaves Med ford for her
new home.
Guest Newbury
Home Today
Mrs. Wilbur A. Jones ot Klum
ath Falls and son Wilbur Jr.; arc
guests in Mcdford today at the
homo of Mrs. Jones' son, Don New
bury and family. Siskiyou Heights.
Her daughter, Mrs. Lawrence Me
haffey and sons Donald and Law
rence Jr., of Antioch, Calif., are
also guests of relatives in Med
ford, having stopped in southern
Oregon on their return from Min
neapolis, M inn., where they have
been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Newbury for tho past month. They
will leave Sunday to continue their
return trip to Antioch. Mrs. Mc
haffey is remembered here aa the
former Miss Maude Newbury.
Guest of
Mrs. Mills
Mrs. Geo. K. Voss of Portland,
arrived in Med ford this Inornlng
I
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Wesson Oil comet to you pro
tected and sealed in an air-tight
container. It's sure to be fresh
and pure. It's worthwhile to
get Ihe familiar green-and-whiti
Wesson Oil Can always.
from Portland to be the guest of
Mrs. Thomas Mills of this city.
Miss Thresa Commersold of San
Francisco, who has been tho guest
of Miss A It a Nay lor. will leave
this evening for her home.
1INIENDENI
OF LOCAL SCHOOLS
Mr. and Mrs. IT. S. Collins and
three children of Springfield, 111.,
have been visiting relatives and
friends in Mcdford and vicinity
Ihe past ten days. Mr. Collins
was formerly superintendent of
schools in Mcdford leaving here In
1 ;tl ii to take his present school
position in Springfield.
Both he and Mrs. Collins were
greatly Impressed by the growth
of Mcdford since their departure
and the many evidences of pros
perity in tho city and valley.
They motored to tho coast in six
days, and expect to return in about
the same length ot driving time,
although they plan to make sev
eral stops en route. They visited
Mr. Collins' brother, Sam Collins,
of Table Hock, and also Mrs. Elija
Hurd. of this city, an old friend
of the family.
Free
Glider Airplane with each GO
cent purchase at our fountain.
These sturdy llttlo glidors dip, loop
and do all sorts of stunts.
Ice cream, all flavors, is BOo a
quart.
'Get It at MaglUfl." 12
Astoria. Quarters ot Larson
Kleeirlc store remodeled.
WONDERFUL TRIP
Keports of a wonderful trip to :
South America were received today
from Mrs. Win. Shcpard by A. S. ,
Koscnhaiim. district freight and i
passenger agent for Southern 1'a-'
eifie, who arranged all the details '
for the voyage of M rs. Shepai d. '
her mother and the four Shcpard .
children.
The card, ma i led from It io lie '
Janeiro, brought news of several 1
former Med lord families, wit h i
whom Mrs. Shcpard visited prior:
to continuing her Journey lo
hutmos Aires, where Mr. Shopurd j
Is located. j
She was entertained in Kio lc ,
Janeiro by the I. 11. Walters. I'aul j
McKees, J. l- Partridges. Kussi'l! j
llackctts and E. K. Ivanbocs. all j
formerly associated with the Call- j
Torn la Oregon rower company
here, and left for liuenos Aires to
arrive in that city July '2.
F
A mixed two -ball foursome
match play tournament will begin
next Monday at the Mcdford
midget golf eotirse on South Oak
dale avenue. Each irtun Is to
have a lady partner and alternate
shot. There will be no entry fee
and entries must be In by 0 p.m.
Sunday.
"(let your wife, sweetheart, sis
ter or what have you and enter
the tournament as quickly as pos
sible," It. O. Marker, proprietor
of tho course, said this after
noon. railings will bo drawn Sunday
night and match play will begin
(1:30 Monday evening. - The pair
ings will he nnuounced in Mon
day's Mail Tribune. Irlzen will
bo awarded the winners nnd run-ners-up.
East week's prize for men wilt
be decided tills evening at 6 : 00
o'clock when W. Turnquist, J.
Kdmlston, J, llamhrlek, J. Roddy
V. Swanson, E. tjlmmnns and S.
Carey will meet to play off a tie.
The women's prize will he play
ed off by Mrs. Hock, 1. UobcrtH,
Eenora White. Mrs. Salter. Mrs.
Vawter, nnd Mrs. Vawter, Jr.
FISH LAKE WATER
AT LOWEST EBB
Water in Fish lake Is at a vory
low tage, accord lug to news re
ceived this morning at Jackson
County (lame Protective association
headquarters. The water at the
tow era 1 now only six Inches deep
Tho Game Protective UHsocialloij
Is endeavoring to have the state
game eotnmlmlon immediately in
stall adequate flHh screens at the
outlet of tho lake.
These have been needed for sev
eral years, It was pointed out thin
morning, nnd officers of tho local
Mssoclathm believe tho screens will
be. placed noon.
Water in the hike reached a sim
ilar lino In 1D24 and 102(1, at
which times the Mcdford Irrigation
district was unable to deliver water.
Four cases of typhoid fever in
tho city of-Medford were reported
today by the city health officer,
Or. E. I). Inskeep. All are believed
to have originated outside of Mcd
ford and two are attributed to, I
either drinking Xvalcr from, or
swimming in the Applegate river.
One case of Infantile paralysis
on South Ivy, two cases of tuber
culosis ami one of Ocrman meas
ley were also reported today by
Dr. Inskeep.
Liberty Magazine
Story at Rialto
NlKht clubs, anil Hiniirl, imlllnl
ballrooma havo had giiiIIohh explol
ttitlon on tho cron, bill for tho
firm tlmo tho popular irlc oil thini-o
hall wIiih rottoKtiltlon In Knulo I'll:
tiirca' ilanoliiK, all talklUK, hiiinnn
ilrama. "Danoe Hall," which oiiciih
at tho Kox Itlalto thnatro tomorrow.
One of the larKi'Ht and niottt Mah
oratnly rioooratori ilani'O floorti In
tho HonthwoHt that of the Venlro j
lilnr In Calllornla. ovorlooklnK thi-i
oroan wan iikoiI aa tho notling fori
many of tho Hoonoa, and Mhiiu'h or-j
choKtra. of national roputo both on
Iho vaudovlllo BtnKo and In famous I
hotoln, Ik roHKnalhln for tint lively
ilifcnco mimic.
Vina !lmar. author of throo out
standing boat Hollors, "Had tllrl."
''I.00110 ldlo" and "Kopt woman,'
wroto tho ntory whlrh la rharaotor
izod an the moat KrippliiK and oaaon
tlally human play In whlrh olthor
Ollvo llordon or Arthur Lake has
appoarod.
I,atininde. K. C. Turkey moved
typewriter wile and repair offleen
to quarter In Hummer Hotel building.
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Harvest Time
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Lower Insurance
Bonded Storage
Arrange for Space Early
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