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Two Christmas j Ii'imui-Holinm
Ix-ngitc Parties j Wedding Sunday
Two Christmas parlies are to bo . A lovely event of Sunday even-
! given by l lit- (ilrls' league of the I lug at the First Chl'lllun cnuicu
! senior high school. One will be i at Central -Point as the wedding
given in ithe afternoon for poor j of Mix l'.dlth Inman and John
'children of the city, anil the oilier ' Isolmrrt. The ceremony was read
!.i...i . 1... v.a r.n members of at 8 o'clock by ltev. 1). K. Millard.
ithe 1-uguo. A bazaar will he eon- pastor of the church. In the pies-j
i dueled In connection with the lat-ionee of a group of relatives and.
1 icr. ' friends.
I A meeting of the league was held1 An arch of while trellis work.
lye-'crday afternoon, and the fol-ifrom which hung a lame wedding :
flowing committees were appointed: bell of yellow and white, banked
livening party: Decoration, with green, led to tne niiur.
Louise llrommcr, Collsta Johnson, was lighted with yellow nnd white:
liuth Cowglll.. Lucille rroucher, tapers.
Itcalrlce llcdford. Alice Prock and i Miss Fern Hathaway nnd Mr.
Irene Gale; program. Helen Wood. J otto llohnert sang, preceding the
Verna Korncrook. Louise Hill. ! ceremony. Mrs. Leonard Freeman
fieno Amldon. Mailer t'roft andjplayed the wedding march. Little
YVIldn Hewitt; refreshments. Helen Miss Arleno Inman led the bridal
Williams. Jeanne Hamilton. Dot- party iSul lltthted the randies !U ,
othy Lee and Helen Power. I the altar. Dorothy Inman. sister
Afternoon ' party: Cars. Kvolyn j of ihc bride, acted as maid of hoh-.
C.rimmett. -Mary Chamhers. Kdna or and Call Hover was the groom's
M ir White. Joan Stochr. Him-ona
I Perdue, liu'.h Ottoman and Doris
j Si-haffer; enlertainment, L u c 1 1 e
Murray, Ciorlmdo Amldon. Maxinc
1 llannistpr. Virginia Fredonhurg.
iAileiin luy nnd Frtitces l.aing:
Invitations l'.ulh Hanson. Pearl
i Suniuolsou. -Han-let Fivy. Helen
Hall. Isabel Fisher. Foresteen Wal
ker nnd J.uello KHon: soliciting.
Alice Weslorfleld. Frances Ma
guln. Onn Hendrickson, June Hook
er. Ermn Xlydeijmoycr and Dor
othy Meyer.
Crater Lnkf tiulld Is
Diilciliilniil Howard Home
Mrs. V. W. Howard was hostess
last evening at her home. Ki07
attendant.
The bride was dressed In a white
georgette Kown nnd veil, nnd car
ried a bouquet of white chrysan
themums, she entered tho church
on the arm of Mr. Tracy, who gave
her In marriage.
The hrido and groom are well
known here. M ss Inman Is the
dauRhter of Mrs. Tracy and hnd
lived here for some time before
making her home in Medford.
Mr. llohnert has Blown to man
hood here and is a graduate of
the Central Point high school.
Foothill! Awards
Dance Is Friday
Cominltlcc meetings were
held
West .Main street, to members of 1 yesterday after school at the sen
COMMISSION CHAIRMAN HEAR SALEM REQUEST
PLANNING RETIREMENT! FOR SANTIAM WATER
KAI.IOM, ore.. Dee. 2. (Pi ! KAI.K.M, Die.. Dec. 2. M, The
Frank .1. Miller, chairman of the ! application of the city of Salem
Public Service commission, has for authority to appropriate watc
let it be known that he 'will rc- rights from North Santinm river
lire from the commission after and Marion lake, for the purpose
January Land will not seek reap-! of establishing, a municipal ; light
pointmont- cither by Governor Not- I and -power plant will be before fho
blod or by Governor-elect, Meicrj state reclamation commission for
when the i.itter takes office. hearing tomorrow. -
Crater Lake Guild ot tne rirei
Presbyterian church. Assisting' !jcr
as hostess were Mrs. S. Ralph
Dipped. Miss Marvel liliss and Miss
Gertrude Itutler.
Devotionats .were led by Miss
Klizuhelll Burr. The subject for
the year being Woluen of the
P.ible. Miss llurr chose as shcr
character the 'mother or Moses.
'Following the devotional Miss
Puller entertained the guests with
a review of her visit in Obcram
nierguu. Inst summer during which
she attended the Passion Play.
She also showed pictures of her
travels in Germany.
Several contests were held for
the amusement of the guests and
n lovely group of songs, sung by
.Mrs. Klsle 'Carlton Strang. They
were "The Lorn is .ny .-mioiiuci u,
nrriingenient by (tooth, and "My
Lord and My Hedecr.ier'' by Buck.
At tho close of the program re
freshments were served by the
hostess and her -assistants.
j Levorctte and Nledermcyer
No Matinee
at the Holly
Today
ASSOCIATED STUDENTS PLAY
The Goose Hangs High
A THREE-ACT PLAY BY LEWIS BEACH
PRESENTED BY
MEDFORD HIGH School
PRICES 75c & 81.00 SEATS NOW ON SALE
NOTE: Loge seats not cn sale. Reserved for High School Fac
ulty and Parents of Members of the Casi.
THEY'LL BE HERE
FOR 4 DAYS
Tomorrow
ON THE
SCREEN
Miracle Stars of Radio . . . Idoh
of Millions ... In Their Tirst
Feature Motion Picture
Dr. and Airs. DipiH'l
Kntrrtnln
Honoring their house guests. Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Chase and two
daughters of lOugene, Dr. nnd Mrs.
Hnllh Dlppel entertained with
three tables of bridge Saturday
evening.
Prizes for high scores were
awariled Mr. and Mrs. Kodney
Waters.
Mr. and Mrs. Chose and daugh
ters, who were in Medford for the
holiday and week end, returned to
their limne in tho northern city
Sunday.
I.lint-lieoti nnd Curds
Knjoyod by I'nst Matrons
Fifteen past matroiiB of Ileum
chapter, O. K. S., attended the
luncheon yesterday afternoon at
the Hotel Mdford. Tho holiday
spirit was evidenced In the colorful
table decorations of red carnations
and red tapers. Following lunch
eon cards were enjoyed at the
Masonic ball.
The committee responsible for
the pleasant' affair was composed
of Mesdames Helen Minkler, Mary
I Mathes and W. II. Merritt.
I
I Garden Club Will
1 Meet Tliiirsriiiy
A meeting of the Medford Gar
den club has been called for Thurs
jilay evening t 7:311 o'clock at the
Hotel Medford. The regular busi
ness meeting will be followed by n
lecture at S o'clock to which lb"
public Is Invited. The lecture will
In- giv -n by Prof. F. A. Clllliben
of tlri-on Sl:i!e college, who has
i-ho.sen as his subject "Landscap
ing." Tile lei-lure will be Illus
trated Willi slides.
Mis. lib -snnr Will
Ucfurii F.nl
Mrs. Martin Llnitruvc. who has
been n house -guest of Mr. and
Mis. Alfred S. V. Carpentir for the
past two weks. wilt leave tomor
row for her home In Madison. X.
,1. While here Mr'. I.lngrove has
been the inspiration for several
d'-llgiiirii social affairs.
lor high school for those in charge i
of the football awards dance to be
given Friday evening at tho senior
high school.
The dance is very informal, and
snort clothes will 'be In order.
Jean- Wvittman. president of the
organization, announced that It
would not be necessary to have
daites for" tho affair.
Alumni wishing to intend will
be required to, obtain tickets pre
vious to Friday at the senior high
school.
ltiiiiiiuagc Sale l'lnns
Arc Completed
At n lovely cafeteria dinner at
the home ot Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher
Fish last evening plans for . .the
rummage sale to be held by St.
Mark's Klulld Saturday In tlio l?lin
building, were completed.
The sale will Include cttdtYcd
fuit as well its clothes for all mem
bers of the family and some very
fine things will be offered. The
members of the Guild havo been
working enthusiastically for sev
eral weeks on nrrangements lor
the nnnual evewt
DOLLS!
Big dolls . . . little dolls . . . baby dolls . . . lady dolls
Come to see them all in TOYLAND.
This year the dolls are more beautiful than ever! Lovable babies with dimpled
checks and chubby arms and legs . . . when they cry no little mother will be able
to resist them!' Young lady dolls, too ... very6smart in their pastel tinted
organdie dresses and bonnets to match. Come in . . . the dolls want to show
you their new clothes . . . and to help you decide what kind of a doll you want
for Christmas. Mothers already know that the J. C. PenneyStore is famous
for doll values. a
J..C PENNEY CO., ink:
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CHARACTERS OF THE RADIO
OUT-SHINING THEIR BRILLIANCE IN A
LAUGH-PACKED ROMANCE!
" 1 i. Selected
IRENE RICH Short Subjects
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THEATRE
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TODAY and Wednesday
Ills burning kisses suddenly re
vealed lo her thai she Invert her
husband after all. Hut could sho
go hack to him nnd her child
within the confining wnlls of
Dial lonely llrhthmiHo' Was lnvo
more than merely kisses-after
ell' 8KK this smnzing ilrBino
with Its slnriny emotions!
NO ADVANCE IN PRICES
MATINEE EVENING .
' Children...- 10e Children
Adults 35c Adult, We
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5c
Special Cliildwu's
Mnllnee Price
Continuous Shows Ssturdsy
snd Sundsy 12:30 to 11 P- W
Matinee Wc Dayi -1:30 P. M
Eve. 7 P. M.
All Talkie Short 8ubject
10 and 20
Clii'lstnuis Dniiee ' '
Planiicil hv Fillgles
A largo Chrlntmas parly for the
public is being planned by tho -Fra
ternal Order ot Eagles. The party
will be held in the Dreamland ball
room Christmas night. Officers
and members ot tho order nro giv
ing much of their time to plans for
the dance, and it Is expected to
he ene of the leading affair's of
the holiday season.
Friday. December 12th. Is the
next social night on the Bugles'
program una nil mourners arc
urged to coma and bring their
friends.
Shrine Dancing Pni-ty
Scheduled for Tonight
Tonight will be a gain night for
Shrlners nnd their ladles for the
annual card party and dance
which Introduces the holiday social
season for the order will bo held
nt tho Medford army. Dancing
will begin at o'clock nnd nil
Shrlliers of lllllah temple, visiting
ii'.bles nnd their ladles are Invited.
The Armory has been nttractlve
Iv ilc. -i. ruled ill holiday attire for
the occasion, and an eight-piece
dance orchestra employed.
(.nests of
Andersons
Friends of Mr. and Mis. Krl
Anderson enjoyed Thanksgiving at
their home oil Ihe Applegale rlvc
near Conner. Those present wer
Miss Helen M I'K'en.le, Mr. and
.i-s. W. II. Itobliison and daughter
Inn". Dr. and Mis. Walsh of He.
utile. Wash., and Mr. and Mrs. A
I-;. I'ederson and sons, Itayinono
Karl and Harold.
Study Club Meets
Tomorrow
The Wednesday Study club mem
bers have announced as the topic
tor tomorrow's meeting "The Wo
viet Kxporlinent." The subject wll
lie Introduced hv Mrs. Williams.
A I k review will lie given by
Mrs. Al"thn . Vaivter nnd current
events by Mrs. Harding.
liHily liions Meet
t Hotel Milliard
Member of Ihe -Ijtily Mulls elul
will meet at the Hotel . Holland for
. o'clock luncheon tomorrow lifter
noon. Luncheon will be followed
hv cards at the home of Mrs.
Allen Hniltll. lliaii Cjueen Anne
Mrs. RniMHwlll be assisted ns host
ess by Mrs. floodwln Humphreys
It. I". W. I'Hl-ty
14 Tonight
Mrs. Hudson Is entertaining
members of the local tlusiness and
lroresloiinl "Women's club with a
noveliv party at her hour- till
evening.
l'llilans to llne
rnl'liu-k Supper.
Pvlhlnn Ulsters will give a pot
luck slimier Wednesday evening
et the K. P. hall at Fol
lowlnir Ihe sinn er, regular tern
uln meelltiff and election of offl
cers wilt be held.
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Mrs. nrnnt lloiiie
I mill Vlsil North.
Mrs. II. H. llryanl has returne
from a three weeks' visit III Port
land. Huh 111 and Kugene. While
In the northern part of the state
he was much entertainer! In
hieiids mill was honor gio-st 111
several clubs. In , Portland she
was sliest of Mrs. C. N. Davis,
one of tho Gold Star mothere
of Oregon, who recently visited In
.Vance. She also visited l'.ev.
nnd Mrs. .1. K. McDonald, for
merly of this city, who urc now
making their ljomo at Falls City,
near niem..
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PLANNED BY LEGION!
line of Ihe big-csl iri-loiluy ,
liances this season will be given
Thursday night, 1 leeeinber I. "I !
the Oriental tlardens under the,
auspices of-the Aulerlcun l i;loll.i
Atedforil Post No. l'i.
The committee In charge is busy.
iii-i-iinelnir soei ial features to make
tills dance tile really big event of.
llw month. Music will be fur
nished by lioiii Provost's pooular
"Pep Peddlers," and' preparations
are under way to entertain n ret-
oiHl.e.rirlvd.
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LAMPORT
' At 11 shoot that attracted ilillii
a crowd of trunshootora to the
Moilforil Cun 1 lull grounds lust
Kiin.i.iv i-.ii l.iimnort won the
M...ir...,l Challenge trolihv that.
In.. I been won the previous Sun-
a,.,- hv T. .1. Kill Ight III! Ull lllli'eil I
1,1 1.1 lii, ml lean. The trophy wlfli
rotato nmong the members unili
will bo won nl each shool. tne
nnl iicciirrlng next Sunday. There
1 ..ot.Mliti. ruble Inti-re-'t In the
. .....,. 1111, .11 ml liandicalis have
been so Arranged "s lo give all.
Flioolera. e.xperirni cd nnd Inexpe-
rlciu eiU eqliul ' chances tor win
ning. t
YEGGSGET BIG HAUL IN
ANNAPOLIS POSTOFFICE!
ANNAPOLIS, Maryland, Dec. 2.
P The Annapolis postofflcu was
robbed last night of sunups and
currency expected to total $10.11011
by a group of men. who. according
to officers, worked undisturbed In
tne place with the lights on. The
vnutt was cut Ihmiirh with nn
acetylene torch.
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' I -m f, Not only ttSis Christmas but for many years to' - - -
j fry k Yi h ""O come. For Westficld beauty is enduring beauty .". j
$'' n t flJJ and Westficld atcurary can only be appred-, . ' '.
I V If aVly atcd a the yrats prove its dependability . . . J
'.-.y mlmr The eroniatte Air Ooren. eninoleie with new irvle meth 1
'.' 1 hnn.1 costs onlv $17.75 II
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Many other beautiful models at $9.75-$ 12.75 $17-75
I vm $1975 . triirttxris $1775 1
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