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MEDFORDMAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OK'KCON, SUNDAY. NOVUM KKII fsu, l!).!U.
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Women's Interests and Activities
Edited By
Eva Nealon
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WJSKKLY CALENDAR
r , ; Mondny
Luncheon fop past matrons,
O. E. S., at Hotel Medford.
Crater Lake guild meets 4
tonight at the home of Mrs. 4
W. W. Howard, 1057 West
Main street.' 4
: Tuesday 4
. "The Qooae Hangs High," 4
high school piny, will Me pre- 4
sen ted. at the Holly theater.
Woman's Foreign Mission- 4
ary society of the First M. E. 4
church meets with Mrs. R. A. 4
Koppes. 4
St. Ann's Altar aocfety 4
meets 2:30 in the Parish hall. 4
Women's Missionary so- 4
clety of the Christian church 4
meets with Mrs. J. T. Davis, 4
1112 West Main street. 4
Wednesday 4
Luncheon for Lady Lions 4
nt the Hotel Medford. 4
Priscilla circle meets at the
home of Mrs. Hall, 328 Ed- 4
wards street.
Meeting of Wednesday
Study club.
Tlmrsimy
Building Bridge club meets
at the home of Mrs. Noud on
Catherine street.
Croup meetings of the Del
phian society at tho homes of 4
Mrs. W. F. Campbell and Mrs. 4
Myron Root. . 4
Meeting of the 'Mistletoe 4
club at the K. P. hall at noon. 4
Grace circltt of : the Presby- 4
lerinn church meets at the 4
home of Mrs. Frank Albert. 4
Hi Triangle club meets at 4
the C. It. Boyd home nt 7:30. 4
Friday 4
St. Mark's guild cafeteria 4
luncheon. ' 4
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Dramatic Club Is
Heard In Holiday
Play, Junior High
Appreciative Crowd
Hears Young Roman
Organist's Recital
An evening or musical triumphs
was enjoyed Monday by members
of local society ,.;who attended the
recital of Fernando German!,
young Roman pipe organist, played
ut the Presbyterian church,
irought to Medford by prominent
members of the church Signor
German! was. 'enjoyed by represen
tatives of all social groups of the
city, his recital meeting with as
4 widespread approval in Medford as
In Portland,' where he appeared
earlier in the week. "
His program here Included the
following compositions: -tf)Allegro
from Concerto in G
Minor..Georgei Frederick Handel
Noel Louis Claude D'Aquin
Prelude and Fugue D Major
Johann Sebastian Bach
Chorale in A iMinor.... Cesar Franck
Herceuse t..U. Max Reger
Gugue and Badlnerie A. Corelli
Variations in E Minor
.:. Joseph Bonnett
Girls Give Program
Before Bible Class
The Thanksgiving program pre
sented by the Dramatic club at the
junior high Bchool assembly Wed
nesday afternoon was attended by
a large and appreciative audience.
The play, "The First Thanksgiving
Day,1' by Agnes Miller, was pre
sented by the following cast:
John Winthrop governor of the
Massachusetts Bay colony, Herbert
Harper; William pierce, captain of
the ship Lyon, Dolph Janes; Thom
as Dudley, deputy governor of the
colony, Lucien Smith; John Wil
son, Earl Pederson; Roger Clap,
Robert Young; Mrs. Freeman,
Helen McAllister; Mrs. Garrett,
Cathryn Brant; Patience Freeman,
aged 8, daughter to Mrs. Freeman,
Waunita Wilson; Samuel Garrett,
aged 10, son to Mrs. Garrett, Rob
ert Gait; chief of the Narragan
sett Indians, Chauncey Brewer;
yoking Narragansett brave, Dwight
Short; manservant to Governor
AVinthrop. Clifford Ayres.
A short skit, "A Thanksgiving
Dream," written by Irene Alcock,
a new member of the Dramatic
club, also proved very entertain
ing. The cast included: Greedy boy,
Lucien Smith; his mother, Mary
Frances Mathes; dinner plate,
Margaret Geer;Thanksgiving pies,
Mary Jane Ward, Glena Mlnear,
Carlyn Jane Hill, Marjorle Stewart
and Mildred Buckles; cider jug.
Margaret Blackwell: candy sticks,
Aileen Latham, Dorothy Putman,
Irene Alcock and Betty Vilm. ,
The dances Included in the
"Thanksgiving Dream" were
worked out and directed by Miss
Norvell.
The program opened with two
Thanksgiving songs by the girls'
chorus, directed by Miss Arnold.
Berrydale Health
Club Meets Friday
Greater Medford Baptist Missionary
Club Hears Health Group Entertained
Program On Monday C. A. Keizar Home
The regular meeting of the Missionary meeting of the ladies
Greater Medford club wns held j of the First Baptist church met
Monday afternoon nt St. Mark's with Mrs. C. A. Keizar, 23 Almond
Guild hall preceding the program (.street, Tuesday, November 25.
presented in celebration of Juck- i Meeting opened with prayer by
son county health day under the
leadership of Miss Mildred Carl
ton, president of the Jackson
county health association.
The minutes of the last meet
ing were read and approved and
the treasurer's report given with
all bills passed for payment.
During the program which fol
lowed, Mrs. Elsie Herbert Yeoman
entertained the group with several
vocal solos, accompanied at the
piano by Mrs. C. H. Paske. A resu
me of the work of the health as
sociation with a review of the or
ganiay,tion'a history since 1A18 was
given by Miss Carlton. The work
of each department was explained,
and the ('.renter Medford dub
named as the first organization to
sponsor the sale of tubercular
seals. Mrs. Alice llolloway
then president of the club.
Mrs. Florence Williams. Song,
"Take, the Name of Jesus With
You." Scripture by the president,
whojjo topic for the devotionals
was "Reasons for Unanswered
Prayer." Prayers by Mrs. W. H.
Shaffer. Reading of minutes. Re
port of treasurer. A Christmas box
planned to send to the Indian mis
sion in Montana. The program for
the afternoon was on the fRland
of Porto Rieo. Mrs. M. L. Daily
Banquet Enjoyed By
Royal Neighbors at
K. P. Hall Thursday
Bazaar Plans To Be
Subject Wednesday
About 150 members and friends
were entertained by the Royal
Neighbors at the K. P. hull on
North Grape street last Thursday Notghbo:
The Thimble club of Chrysan
themum circle, No. H4, Neighbors
of Woodcraft, will bo entertained
by Neighbor Stella Anderson at
her home, 1120 Niuntir, on Wed
nesday afternoon, Dei-ember 3.
Hilda Hansen will assist
Past Matrons, O. E. S.
To Enjoy Luncheon
At Hotel Tomorrow
evening, November 20, A banquet
was served at ii:30 o'clock and a
delightful program presented.
Starting ut X:30 o'clork several
rem) tags and instrumental pieces
were given. Among them a violin
number by Gcraldine Thompson,
accompanied by Margaret Childers
nt the pin no and readings by Mr.
Bnird and Billy Marsh.
The next meeting of the Royal
..'Neighbors will bo held December
4. A hood attendance Is desired as
election of officers for the coming
the hostess in entertaining. Final
plans for the bazaar and card party
to be held at the I. O. O. F. ball on
Monday evening, December 8. by
the club. Homemade candy, aprons
and all kinds of fancy work will
be for su le on that evening and
five hundred, bridge and pinochle
will be enjoyed throughout the
evening. The public is invited to
attend this card party and bazaar.
Refreshments will be served after
the card party.
Date for Meeting
The Past Matrons of O. E. 8.
will hold their I o'clock luncheon
at the Medford hotel Monday, De
cember I. Cards will be enjoyed at
the elubroom following the luncheon.
Mistletoe Club
Plans Luncheon
Miss Butler To Tell
Of Passion Play at
Next Guild Meeting
Crater Lake guild will meet
Monday evening, December 1, at
the homo nf Mrs. W. W. Howard,
1507 West Main. Mrs. Dlpple, Miss
Gertrude Butler and Miss Marvel
Bliss will assist the hostess. Miss
Gertrude Butler will tell the group
I about the Passion play, which she
I witnessed at Oberammergau while
1 abroad this summer.
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The Woman's Bible class of the
Presbyterian church entertained
with a regular social meeting Tues
day afternoon. An interesting pro
gram was presented by a group
of high school girls. Devotions
were led by Miss Catherine Chaney
and several readings given by Miss
Jane Robinson. She waa accom
panied at the piano during a musi
cal reading by Miss Marian Moore.
The girls' trio composed of Flora
McMath, Dorothy Paley and Le
neve Simklns also entertained with
a song. They were accompanied at
the ptano by Miss Moore.
Members with birthdays In No
vember and December who were
honored nt the meeting were Mes
dames Miller, Chaney. and Hanby
. nnd Miss Anna Detweller.
The church parlor was attrac
1 tlvely decorated for the occasion.
Hostesses were Mesdames Dynan,
Legglt, Fred Green, Charles Wood,
Howard and Simkins.
There will be no sooial meeting
in December.
Mr. nml Airs. Luhy
KntertJiln nt Dinner
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Luhy of
Spring street entertained at dinner
Thanksgiving day for the follow
ing guests: Mr. nnd Mrs. H. E.
shult nnd sons Everett and Clay
ttkn of Grants Pass, Mr. and Mrs.
J. PIchHi-d of Gold Hill, Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Wilson and daughters
Joy nod Jocquelinc of Medford and
Mr. and Mrs.. A, E. Hildreth of
Butte -Falls,
. The Berrydale Health club met
at the Community house on North
Riverside on Friday afternoon,
("Nov. 26.
) The subject for discussion was
, "The Adolescent Girl," nn article
on the subject in the November
issue of "The Parent's MagUine'
being used as the basis for the
I discussion. Many points of interest
. to mothers on the physical and
I mental welfare of their adolescent
! daughter were brought out. Exer
cises were not considered harmful
if not too strenuous, and rather a
benefit in gaining good posture.
1 The diet is important, also plenty
of sleep. Over-excitement is apt
to be harmful. The adolescent
goitre was explained as an enlarge
' ment of the thyroid gland very
common at this age in some local
ities. It should not cause alarm
but a doctor should be consulted as
to its, treatment.
The supply of sewing Is about
completed and new articles wilt be
commenced at the next meeting.
The next meeting will be held on
Friday, Dec. 5 .at 2; 30, The sub
ject for discussion will be . "The
Adolescent Boy," also the results
obtained by the National Health
conference held at Washington,
D. C... recently. Everyone is welcome.
Soviet Experiment
Study Club Subject
The Soviet Experiment will he
the topic of study at the meeting
1 of the Wednesday Study club this
week. The population, classes and
' conditions will be presented by
Mrs. Williams.
; A book review, "Humanity Up
l rooted," by Maurice Hindus, will
I be given by Mrs. Vawter.
I Current Events, relative to the
' subject jwlll be read by Mrs. Hard
ing.
English Lutheran Ladies
Conduct Saturday Sale
The Indies of the English Luth
eran church will hold a pre-holi-(
day sale in the Ivy Street market
on Saturday, December 6. Get
I home-cooked food for youi Sunday
dinner. A beautiful display of
'needlework will also be on sale.
Fine for Christmas gifts.
I The ladies hold their regular
, fortnightly meeting In the social
rooms of the church on Thursday,
December 4. at 2 p. m.
Any fuel used for cooking and heating purposes costs
you money. You are entitled to know what you are
get'ing for your money. B. T. U.'s are the standard
measurements of heat units.
ONE CUBIC FOOT OF OAS CONTAINS 550 B. T. U.'s
(or heat units) AND COSTS THE CONSUMER ONE
TENTH OF ONE CENT.
Compare this cost with your other fuels. If you cannot
figure them we will do it for you gladly accurately,
and honestly.
Southern Oregon Gas Corp.
, . j "Home of Instant Heat"
209 West Main Street I Phone 626
Baptists are responsible for tak
ItiB the gospel to 1,000,000 of the
inhabitants. Mrs. E. !. Wilson told
the story of Miss Huber'fl kinder
garten. Mrs. A. B. Mead gave a
true story of junior work on the
was island.
The I Mrs. w. r. Roberts said ehll-
Greater Medford club was also first dren more numerous than In any
to form a Red Cross unit during other part of the world in propor
the .World war. tion to grownups. There are now
Following the proprram tea and ,13 Baptist missions In Porto Rico,
wafers were served with Mesdames ' Mrs. S. U Bennett is preparing a
R. K. Clreen. I I. W. Hamlin, Carl ! box of elothini: to send to her
described the island, the people j 1l'hl r- A" inl,lM,ln 'Jill
and the schools. The English Inn- w,n j (jrace cire-le of the r.-esbvlerinn
gunge is taught in all the schools, qy, K,my TT church will meet at the home of
Swigart, John Fluhrer and H.
Williamson acting as hostesses.
Senior Music Pupils
Heard in St. Cecelia
Recital Tuesday Eve.
Among leading events in Med
ford's little world of music during
the past week was the St. Cecilia's
day recital Tuesday evening at the
St. Mary's academy.
The recital was attended by an
appreciative audience of relatives ; Robert Kitterman nnd Miss The!
prayer partner in Porto Rico. Mrs.
Shaffer tells of the first foreign
missionary sent from Porto Rico
to Central America. Mrs. Mary
Strickland tells of home mission
work in the island and of the
training school for girls. One Sun
day school class meets under an
umbrella. No room in the churches
for all who want to go to Sunday
school.
Let us remember Porto Rico Is
a part of the United States. Mrs
Daily read a poem of comparison.
Mrs. Russell made the closing
prayer. The social committee mem
bers then did their part. Mrs. L. J.
Knox, chairman, assisted by Mrs.'
and friends and included the fol
lowing numbers:
Gavotte Mod erne Severn
String Ensemble
Klegie C Minor .....Nolet
Elaine Brophy
Arcadian Lullaby Krogman
A China Trngedy Thomas
Voice Lucille Eslinger
Alpine Violets...:. ............. ...A:. .Andre
Violin duet Agnes Pollner,
Elsie Louie
In the Cave of the Winds Loth
Dorothy Panke
Trees ; Hnhn
A Rirdland Symphony.. ..Kelserling
Vocnl Trio
The Rosary Nevin
Cradle Song Robinson
Harp Elaine Brophy
Rosette Bohm
Piano I Mildred Grltseh, Mary
Agnes Louie. Piano II Ann
Cross, Lucille Eslinger.
Hejre Knti Hubay
Schon Rosmarin Kreisler
Violin Agnes Pollner
Etude Op. 10, No. 4 Chopin
Elizabeth Evanson
Lullaby iDvornk-DressIer
Laudato Dominum .....S. H. N.
Treble Triad
Women's Association
to Meet Tuesday
The Women's association of the
Presbyterian church will meet on
Tuesday at 1:45 p. m. In the
church parlor. Everyone Is urged
to be present as this is the last
meeting before the bazaar.
iRummage Sale
Is Planned
Zuleima Temple Patrol, Daugh
ters of the Nile, will hold a rum
mage sale, including canned fruit,
candies and cookies, Thursday and
ma Kent.
Fidelity Circle Is
Hostess on Tuesday ;
Mexico I.Mrs. Frank Albert on Beatly
Miss Marjorie Gregory will be ' strei-t next Thursday, December 4,
in ehnrgt of the IliTrianglo M Is-I instead of their regular date of
sionury group which will meet i December !h A covered dish lun
Thursiiay evening at the home of cheon will be served at l-:3u p. in.
Donald and Robert Boyd on Kings j and members are urged to come
highway. Mexico will be (he topic 'early in order to finish up tho
for Hit evening. work for the bazaar.
The Mistletoe club will meet at
the K. P. hall. on North Grape
street Thursday, December 4, at
I noon, A covered dish luncheon will
! be Horvcd. Considerable business
will be transacted. Please bring
your donations for the bazaar at
this time.
.
Pa rent -Teacher Council
to Meet Monday
Tho Parent-Teacher council will
meet Monday afternoon at 3
o'clock at tho Junior high school.
A large attendance Is urged as a
talk on visual education will be
given by Mr. Kadfllff.
Violin Students
Attention
Closing nut several outfits at
cost; also a few old violins, fine
tono, at a bargain. Can arrange
lor outfit free to students.
Call at the
Folkenberg Studios
3 & 4 College Bldg, 31 N. Grope
Phone 259-J
nfOMMMOBBmi!
InrwttgmiMigii
Memhers of the Fidelity irelc'M
were hostesses at the regular
homecoming meeting at the M. E.
church Tuesday afternoon. The
parlors were attractively decora-j
ted in autumn flowers and gar
lands characteristic of the
Thanksgiving season.
In the absence of Mrs. F. M.
Corlies, who with Mr. Corlles, is
visiting their son in New York,
the vice president presided dur
ing the business session. y .
Mrs. W. A. Campbell of the
Fidelity circle presented the fol
lowing program: vocal selection
by Mrs. A. E. Lyman, an interest
ing talk by Mrs. Edwin F. Lee
of Singapore and Manila, who was
a guest of Mrs. R. V. Sleeter, two1
solos by Miss Mildred Patterson,!
"Awake Beloved,", and "Only a
Rose." i
Following the program refresh
ments were served with the fol
lowing guests honored nt the
birthday table: Mesdames Lee,
Sleeter. Reed and Rev. and Mrs.
A. G. Bennett.
Best wishes were extended Mrs.
Lee.
Altar Society to
Complete Dinner Plans
St. Ann's Altnr society will meet
Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock
in parish hall to complete arrange
ments for the big turkey dinner
which will be held In parish halt
Friday, December 4 and 5, in the December 10, A good attendance Is
I'alm building on North Fir street, requested.
pf Jewels. , i I
Now, before the annual rush of Christ
mas buyers descend upon us, is the time
to do gift shopping unhurried and in
comfort. Our Christmas displays are
complete and we will be glad to hold any
purchase until you want it. Why not
plan to come in today? ,.v
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for men. 14 kt. gold filled case with a
comfortable woven lether wrist band. 1R
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Other models In men'o strap watches.
as low '
$22.50
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