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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OUEdON', TUESDAY. D IOC EM HER 2. 19:50 PAGE THREE RURAL AND SUBURBAN NEWS SAMS VALLEY HK'LLVIEW, Ore.,, Dec. 2. (Special.) AVednesdny afternoon a ThnnksRlvinp program wqh enjoy ed, by the parents ftnd friends of fhlldren ih tho Bellview school. '" Mrs. McKinney'R pupils pnve the .following program: Piuno duet, Mildred and houlse Mnrtuin; "The -1'itKt-ima and Their First Thanks ' giving.1' by fourth and fifth grades violin solo. Loin Welch With Loui.se Martain nt the piano; reading, up per grades; guitar solo, Hugh Mile; playlet. "Mr. ilohson Cletrt TliaukHfiil, by Rixth grnde; violin nolo, Marjory Hell, Mildred Mar tain at ,the piano. Mr. and Mrs. Wiulo AVallis were host and hostesH Sunday, enter taining at dinner. They1 had as gufxt.s M r. and Mrs. Lee Wallis and two Hons, of Klamath Kails. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Itrown enter tained with Thanksgiving dinner. They had as their guests Mr. and Mrs. Karl Brown of Klamath Falls. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Huxley and a group of friends from Ashland, enjoyed a covered dish dinner at tho Huxley home Thanksgiving. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. Kypher, Mrs. Fenner and daughter .tl ish Kvelyn Fenner, M &n Kmma Huberts, Mrs. M. Duty. Mrs. Krock nnd daughter Mary entertained Mr. and Mrs. Joe llrock at Thanksgiving dinner at their home on Walker avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Hoscoe Applegate had as their guests Thanksgiving Mr. nnd Mrs. L. II. Pankey, Mr. nnd Mrs. Chester Applegate, Krn e.st Applegate, Mrs. Mary Shaker nnd Miss Dorothy Applegate. Mr. and Mrs. Mark True enter tained Thanksgiving. They had as, guests Mr. nnd Mrs. H. L. Ore gory, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sella rs and daughter Lucile of Central Point. Mrs. P. lane he CI regit ry nnd duiiKhier Mildred nnd son Kielh of Tii hie Hock. SAMS VALLEY. Deo. 2. (Spl The Thanksgiving program at the school Wednesday, , evening con sisted of good music and ringing, and readings. Friends of Max HchulR nr( glnd to know he Is showing Improve ment the last few dnyfc from a three weeks siege of the flu. Three new candidates Initiated Into the first and second degrees of the Sams Valley grange nt u special meeting Tuesday night were Miss Madge Mitchell, M rs. Leo na rd W ood f o rd n n d 8ii m u el Vale. During the business session Master Ft. IS. Neaton advised the members to nid the unemployment situation as much ns possible. Members enjoyed refreshments served by the 11. K. C. Mrs. O. n. Tresham left Hundny morning for l'ortluml with her sister, Mrs. Lydia Carleson. and brother, Merle DeFord. She will undergo a major operation. Little Hetty Lou will remain with her grandmother. Mm. F. DeFord, nt Ashland. Annual a Thanksgiving comnAi nity feast held at the school house Thursday was enjoyed by Sams Valley people and friends from Medford, Beagle and Table Hock. In the afternoon all enjoyed two games of basket ball played be tween the boys and girls high school teams and the town teams. The town teams were defeated in both games. Mr. Williams, who purchased the Tom Straihern farm, is mov ing his household goods and will soon be located permanently with his family. The Ladles club will not meet this week with Mrs. Frlnk ns an nounced due to the itlness of Grandpa Frink, but will meet Thursday with "Mrs. James Knee land. . . -, MNh Huih Arbticltle returned Sunday from Portland where she "pent Thanksgiving vacation with relatives. Billie Schulz of Medford visited Sunday with his brother Mux. Paul McKinnis, H. P.. Nenlon, George McDonough and sons. Luther East. Arthur Straus. O. T. Wilson and sons were grangers j who cut the yearly stfftply of wood for the Sams Valley grange Sat urday. Mr. nnd Mrs. Ernest Hollenbeck ! returned Sunday from Prospect ; where they visited relatives for ; several weeks. 4 . brother, .Le-.Her Hamilton,1 at. hin fox farm in Klamath county. Hoger and QuPvle Newman are leaving this week for Ft. Lendo, Wn to seek employment. Claude Wilson and Otis Davis who have been making shakes near Musty Cabin came down l'r Thanksgiving day. CENTRAL POINT TALENT .1 i ' TALENT. Ore.. Oec. 2. (Spl.) .4 community meeting will he held Tueshiy evening, December 2. Community singing nnd a program will furnish the evening's enter tainment. No ndmliuinn will he charged, nnd nil nre cordially in vited to attend. Community club will hold nn nil day meeting vith n covered dish luncheon at noon, December 3. Mrs. liable Mack will give mis gcstlnnti for Christinas girts, llrint; needles, thread and scissors. Th" public is cordially Invited to this meeting, from la to 4 o'clock. CKNTRAL rVlNT. Ore.. Dec. 2. , (Special I Mr. Hind ; Dean of : Port Orfortl, who has been visiting ! her Hlfttpr-in-luw. Mrs. Ed Farm, ! eft Wednesday for (ioid lull n- vislt Iter uncle before going to 3nn j PranclHco to spend the wljilor with her daughter. Miss Anna I H'nn Sirs. William Archer had tlio mis fortune to break on unklu last week. Sho was taken to Medford, where sho received niedicul treat ment. Mrs. Wellington of Portland spent Thanksgiving with her sis ter. Mrs. Anna l.nmptuan. Mrs. Wellington returned to Iter home Sunday. The Piist Noble Clrand club will hold its annual Christmas meeting at the home of Mrs. Will Ferguson today. The Indies, will enjoy a turkey dinner at noon und n Christ tuns tree und exchange gilts in the afternoon. Miss Herlha Klcher. who attends O. S. c at Corvallis. spent Thanks giving with her parents. .Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Kicher. returning to Corvallis Sunday. W. II. C. will hold election of of- ! fleers Suttirday, December ti. A birthday parly will be the feature of the ufternoon. I Mr. and .Mrs. George Howard and I son. Hilly, of Medford, spent Sun day at the home of Mr. and .Mrs. A. O. Myers. Friends are sorry to learn of the serious illness of Mrs. S. F. Hatha- way or Vlsalia. Cal. .4rs. llaihii- way itas been In bed five weeks . witli a frnclureil leg. Mr. and Mrs. Kldon (iieason were called to Portland to the bedside i of .Mr. tlleason's sister Friday, Mrs. Myrtle Siauley, who has been III for some time. Mm. Mary Coker and sons. Verne and Wayne, were reeont visitors In ! llurnbrook, Cal. ! I. N. Howe or Sams Valley vis I lied Mr. and Mrs. Kil Farra Sut ' unlay. Mr. Howe is spending the winter nt Holcomb Springs. Mr. und Mrs. J. II. Terrett enter tained Mr. und Mrs. Dade Terrett und children of Medford Thanks giving day. Marlon Caster, who Is nltlendlni; (). S. C, spent Thanksgiving with IiIb mother, Mrs. Fft'ie Custer. He returned Saturday to Coivallls. Mrs. W. A. Shell and Rrundson. Wilson Torrence. of Ashlund spent Saturday at the Ftlward Junes home. Mr. and Mrs. Pearce will spend the winter near lluch. Mrs. I'eurce was formerly l.oln llenshaw. tlene .Merrill and Hid) I nderhlll have gone to l.os Angeles to. work. Mrs. Ilelle Davis of Medford vis lied her daughter. .Mrs. William Musty, hero last week. Raphael lleuson, who is nitend Ing V. of O., spent Thanksgivine, vacation with his slster.'.Miss Euln lleuson, at their home south at Central Point. , Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mnrsters of Rosehurg visited at the Roy An derson home this wepk. Mr. Murs. ters Is a brother of Mr. Anderson. Miss Georgia Adams, teaching nt Anchor. Ore., spent Thanksgiving with relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. Rol Conley of Millie Falls were visitors Saturday at the A) liinmons home. Mervin Tolleft.on. student nt the I', of O., spent Thanksgiving vaca tion at the home of his parents, Mr. und Mrs. P. Tollefsnn. ' 1 F.mily ntid Martha Sclierer 're turned Saturday from Portland, where fhey spent the past two days. Toledo. Otis district, near here. tt build new Vch.tolhouse. 1 TABLE BOCK WURTS ..... GIFTS... TOMORROW Will give each customer a Godey or French Print with each pur chase of 25c or over. "' SPECIAL With every $5.00 purchase a beautiful 10-inch Round Em broidery will be given. NO SALE ARTICLES INCLUDED '.' ' Chinese and Madeira Italian0 Linens 25 Less ' TAHI.R HOCK. Ore., Dec. 2. (Special) Several from here at tended the meeting Saturday at the Agate school, when a two mill levy was voted to be liserf on designated roads in road dis trict No. S. Sams Valley Grangers will dis cuss .the unemployment siutntion! nt their next regular meeting, December (I. , - j I.ee Hardmnn hne itrcu sawing wood Tor himself 'and neighbors' tlie pnst week, .... Work . is . progressing on the nddltlnn' to the Tattle home, and II Is expected, the carpenters will le through in ft week. Mrs. George Wright was hos-j tess Thanksgiving to several rela-j tives and fvlends." j A crew of surveyors is nt worki running out the lines and grades! for the drainage district soon to be constructed here. j ' E. B. Dny und V. W. EddlnB-j ton, stockmen from the Same Val-j ley district,, moved their cattle, from the Nealon ranch to winter, feeding quarters last week. ' ! Ed Wilson is home after several days spent on the grand jury. , Community:? Chest fund Is In e'hnrge of Mrs. Hlnnch 'Gregory In this district , who- report a sai!sv factory campaign.'. r - " j Cold nights and dry weather are . having 1L bad effect on fall sown grain In tills section. I Prof. Davis reports need of new scats .in the: upper, grades room,'1 Swing .,lo -an increase In attendance: , . . - - I Stanley Mdlard of 'Medford is plowing up the alfalfa on the Mrs. M.- D. ; Lydinid place und will wPsd ' the -iandr to whent In the early sprmg.' ' ' .' , One hundred twenty-rivo people were, served dinner by the ladles of the Community club Wednes- dny evening at the school house.' This was the monthly meeting of the community dun nnd during the dinner hour ft program was given. Including musical numbers' ftnd speeches by members. Mrs.. Julia Meyers of Rogue Hlver Is visiting her son, Frank, Meyers nnd family heir this week.! Miss ltentrlre Seahrooke. ft stu-! dent at Ilenke ' Wnlker Business college, Porllnnd. arrived l nes day to spend Thniiksglvlng with her parents. Mrs. Clarence Morgan of PnVco, Wn is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Frank Hart. Miss Wlnnifred May. the pri mary teacher, left for , Olympln, Wn Wednesday evening to spend Thnnksgiving with her parents. Alvln Hamilton Is visiting his j 1 Weeks & Orr 's Toy Displays are Ready The Finest Yet! Best Values Ever! TOYS! TOYS! HUNDREDS OF NEW AND NOVEL TOYS -OUR WINDOWS ARE F U L L 0 F THEM READ THIS MESSAGE HW'.r1.'." ... WESTEE TEL UNION RAM w OMkTAtl. Mto IV" ft Mw T Mm?. WEEKS & OKU ' MEDFORD, OREGON WILL ARRIVE IN MEDFORD WEDNESDAY AND DISPLAY MY TOYS AT YOUR STORE THEIvE WILL DE HUNDREDS 0E NEW THINdS FOR THE KIDDIES EVERY CHILD SHOULD HAVE HIS MOTHER AND DADDY TAKE II I M TO SEE WEEKS & Oft II DISPLAY - ' SANTA CLAUS Directory of Gifts for Everyone Is Invited to Toytown's Opening Gifts Between 50c and $1.00 Silk Neckwear Fancy Handkerchief Sets S'lk Hosiery Cuff Links . Garters and Bow -Ties Belts Suspenders Boxed Gift Sets Gifts Between $1.00 and $2.00 Fancy Shirts Leather Bill Folds Toilet Sets Imported Lisle Hosiery Fancy Wool Hosiery Bill Fold Sets Cheney Ties Gifts Between $2.00 and $5.00 Mocha Gloves Dress Shirts Kid Slippers Golf Hose Silk Lined Caps , Silk Tie and Handkerchief Seta Lambs' Wool Slippers Dress or Motor Gloves Cheney Neckwear Pajamas 1 Ladies! Come in and Select "His" Gift at "His" Store A small deposit holds any selection until Christmas Lee's MEN'S Shop NEXT TO RIALT0 -Buy Christmas Seals Gifts Between $2.00 and $5.00 Fancy Shirts ' Shirts with Collars to Match Gift Box Handkerchiefs Belt Buckles and Belto- gram Sets Imported Silk Neckwear Catsimere Mufflers Coat Sweaters Silk Mufflers tjth Robes Gifts Between $5 and $10.00 Rain Clothing Imported Silk Mufflers Silk Shirts Woti Bath Robes Sueoe Jackets Silk Bath Robea Pulkver Sweaters Smoking Jackets Gifts Between $5 and $25.00 Novelty Psjamas' Military Brush Sets Golf Knickers' Raincoats Overcoats Fur Lined Gloves Leather Coats Flannel Robes Traveling Sets DOLLS - 20 and 24 Inches High 98c and $1.49 ' '. '!! -J' - tr.;- .tA '' . .. ' : ' - Large Tin Toys Scores of Them . 89c each DOLL BUGGIES i-i Via borne -sr'-'J-VitV. Unusual nfz Ba,:gain8 Men - : lr f,)JSJ WINDOWS Second Floor 11 I Tricycles II ' ' 1 II Each flift neatly wrapped All ready for the tree
