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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (July 25, 1930)
o TTTT 2". PWT5 n Theatre Party Is Kviit of Thursday Mm. R. D. Bickerstaff was hos-tes-i Thursday evening at a theatre party in this city honoring her sister, Mrs. T. J. Mines, who in her f guest from San Jose, Calif, (iuests i were Alesd nines Andrews, Weisser and liines. Following the showing of the program at the Cratertan, refreshments were enjoyed at Franklin's cafe. Miss Baldwin Returns South This Evening Miss Edith Baldwin of Ross, Calif., who has been guest of Miss , Roxane Ruhl for the post two weeks, will leave on this evening's .' Shasta for San Francisco and Oceanslde, Calif., where she will at the McWilliaras summer home. She had added much interest to the social life of' the younger set while here, being the inspiration for numerous informal affairs. Miss McWilliams with whom she fwill visit ut Oceanslde, was also a guest of Miss Ruhl this summer, having spent two weeks here soon after the close of the Kutherlne ; Branson school at Ross, of whiob the three girls were students. IlasHliis Mlotor To Berkeley Mrs. Leon B. Haskin and daughters, Helen, Ciertrude and Dorothea, left Medford the early part of the week by motor for Ber keley, Calif., where they will be guests of Mrs.Haskins' sister, Mrs. George Johnson, for a week. They were accompanied south by Miss Margaret Johnson, who luis been spending the summer at the Haw kins home. Miss Heck ma n Gurat lu Klamath Falls - Miss Annette Heckmnn. who is in this city from llilo, T. 11., to spend the summer with her father, Dr. W. U. Heckman of Corning Court, is guest of her brother. Wil liam Heckman and family of Kla math Falls this week end. She will visit her sister, Mrs. C. F. i Swigart, - Jr., of Portland and I friends In Salem before returning ! to llilo the latter part of August to I resume her position as supervisor i of kindergarten. Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Hines of Ban Jose, Cullf., are guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Bickerstaff at their home in (ioUl lltll this week. Mrs' Hines in Mrs, Bickerstaff's ulster. D'Ixshs Xjoave For Vaiittioii Mr. and Mrs. Beaumont T. De Losh &nd duughter Joan, left Med ford this morning for a two weeks' vacation trip. They will motor to Crescent City and other coa..t points and plan to visit rehuives and friends in several cities before they return. Potler-Kendell Marriage Toltl Miss Lois I'otter, daughter of M r. and Mrs. Iee Potter of this city, was married to Herald Ken dell in Grants Pass, Saturday, July 19th, it was announced today. Miss Potter is n popular member of the local younger set and gradu ated from the Mud ford high school last year. Spend Week-F.nd At Tucker Cabin i Guests at the Nlon Tucker cabin i who will spend the week-end In j southern Oregon, arriving on the, Shasta this morning from Bur- lingame, Calif., include Mr. and) M rs. George Ca morons. M r. and Mrs. Power Symington and Mr.: and M rs. Ed m u nd Ly man. 1 Ijnwn Social Is Planned, Saturday, j The Lutheran I-adies are holding, a. lawn social tomorrow afternoon, and evening at 122 North Ivyj street. The public is cordially in vited. Reginald Parsons of Seattle and Medford has joined Mrs. Parsons uml family, who are spending the summer at Hill dfrest orchard, hftv-, ing arrived Wednesday from the. north. Edward Reames and Farwell Kenly, who have been motoring through California for the past two weeks, returned to Medford yes terday. While away they enjoyed trips to Lake Tahoe and through the Yosemite national park and were guetits of Mrs. Ned Hill of Ross, atyl other friends in the southern state. -4 Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Panaris of Cincinnati and Mr, and Mrs. II. M. Pat tuck and son Junior, were din ner guests at Rogue Klk lodge last evening. M M r. a nd M rs. II . A . M et sehu n and F. M. Land rem who have been vacationing in Medford, left yes terday for Portland. ,,Q minis wilVlm murkotl with jfunii j(2) reeling the Knight Templars and j their families to the scene of the 1 annual picnic. jPICNIC SUNDAY IN!0DD FELL0WS OF ! ni m it inni inn Miss Nris Till Visit Radio Folk cStation KGO Who Interpret Plays ON PLEASURE FLIGHT LOS AXCEIKS, July 25. fl An airplane crash at sunset last night cost the life of one man and probably that of another. Harry Hastings, passenger, died at tho California Lutheran hos pital this morning. Peyton Burke, pilot, is reported dying at the Physicians' and Surgeons' hos pital. Glendule. Both lived in Film ore, Cal. j So til hern Oregon Knight Temp j lars and their families will enjoy their annual picnic In Lithlai park i In Ashland Sunday and members J of Malta eiitnmandery No. 4 are (looking furward to the event with ; considerable enthusiasm. A large ! turnout than usual is anticipated by the committees in charge of ibis j year's piruie, according to Imminent (Commander Ralph K. Sweeney. I), j A. Peterson, chairman of the pic nic co m m it tee has promised that no detail which will contribute to the pleasure of the affair has been overlooked. The grounds above the city camp site in Lithia park has been pre pared for the Knight Templar picnic and provision is being made for the entertainment of the chil dren who atteiul as well as the knights und their ladies. Those who participate have been invited to bring their basket lunches and ice cream, lemonade1 and coffee will he furnished by the comniun dery. Three o'clock is the time VALLEY INVITED The lunch for the Odd Fellows and Kehekuhs outing and ptrnic ! at Lithia park in Ahiaml next j Sunday will lie id for 1:30 p. ill. The lodges will furnish iof ( fee, cream and rumur, those attend ling to take iilonn only their "e;its" I and their own eup, spoons, etc. All visiting (hid Fellows and Ke i heltahs in the valley, as well as i resident members nie cordially in ! vited to this outing. Arrangements haw been provided for transporta tion for t h ose not having ea r.s. They will assemble at the I. O. O. F. ball fn Medford not later than 1J:30, hi the meantime, some assignments can bo made by call ing X. A. Mead. A good progrum has been ar ranged, assuring all an enjoyable afternoon. A large crowd is ex pected and all will be fully cared for. set for the gnthering and the purk IF you think Wesson Oil is too expensive for frying, price the 4-Pint Can. She has caught their voices front ihe air many times silling at home in the evening. Sin- lias read their letters over and over until she feels she almost knows them. And yet they are to her. these friends of the radio, almost dream people. Sunn they will shed their fairy coats ajul live in reality Helen Norris, well known author, whose radio plays Won national prominence, leave Monday for San Francisco to visjt for the first time her Mudio friends of KC(l, . "I'm making the trip said this morning. "My tlitlon of this sort. I've gi lor sti long." I ler pressed a di:. regard crutches. "I'm going to get along line. 'I knfiw. 1 will he met in Oakland y my friend, Miss Grace I UVl.miller of New York. She will take care of me. I'm so anxious ( to meet everyone." 1 Miss Sligh, secretary of KGO, I was in Medford last week to ex ' tend, again the invitation of the j studio people to Miss Norrls. whose j plays they have broadcast with i such plea.su re, to visit them in San ' Francisco. She has completed nil For local have will alone" she first expe- wanted to smile ex for her arrangements for the Medford author's stay in the bay city. While iti the south Miss Norrls will be entertained extensively by the studio group, in which nre many tiames familiar to all radio fans Howard Milholtaml, an nouncer and program director; Grace M icbie, whose half hour biogra phy programs and "World Wanderings" are enjoyed each Wednesday and Sunday, and Wilda Wilson t'hureh. Miss Wel.miller will accompany Miss Nuiris back to Medford and remain here for (wo weeks as her house guest. 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