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0 MEDFOKl) MA Hi TIJIIUINK, MKDFOUl), OUKCOX. Kl'NDAY. DKCKMI'.Ki; 7. 1 !:! PAOE FIVE r Women's Interests and Activities Edited By Eva Nealon S Uocthil of WilU'U'H piano i classes at Lfvorelte liome. Wuiiian'8 I lumn Missionary society of First . Methodim 4 episcopal church moots at 4 home of Mrs. Kmina Wheldcn 4 Sunny Sisters circle to moot 4 with Mrs. J. A. I.ckkIU. 1U04 'J West Main at 2 o'clock. lOvor Heady circle wilt meet 4 at the home of Mrs. Thomp. 4 today. 4 Wciliiesday S- Howenacircle meets at the i home of C. W. Jlarwood, 4 j neatly Htreet. Catholic ladles will give a t dinner this evening at the Parish hall. P. j:. O meeting at the homo of Mr.i. Ii. A. Moore. J Thursday fr V. C. T. U. will meet at the Y. V. C. A. at l:Jo p. in. Huilding Uridge club meets i with Mrs. Leo Mikscho 4 Carnation olub meets at 2 4 4 o'clock with Mra. John Seller, 4 635 North Central. 4 Friday I H Pocahontas dance at Hed- 4 4 men hall this evening. 4 4 Annual parish dinner at 4 4 G:30 p. m.. St. Mark's hall. 4 4 Junior High P. T. A. meets 4 at 3 p. m. fr 4 Daughters of Veterans 4 meet ut 8 o'clock at the Med- 4- 4 ford armory. 4 4 Saturday -A. M ..... I., .. f 11....... !!.... A. 4 Valley College Women's club. 4- 1 Rotary Club Dance Is Popular Event of Friday Evening One of the most enjoyable no tary parties of the year was the dance given by the Medford no tary club at St. Mark's Guild hall last night. Many local Itotari ans and their friends were in at tendance at the affair, which was the first of Us kind to be Riv en dining the wtntnr season. Jas. Lively, clmii man, arranged a varied program of clever novelty dances which kept the dancers well enter tained until a late hour. Music .was provided by- Mora-lirovcttt uml his popular dance orchestra.. Prcsbylci Ian I -mhos To Hold Christmas liii.aar The ladles of the Presbyterian church will have a 1 Christmas: bazaar in the church parlors Thursday afternoon and evening. December the eleventh. At six o'-; cluck they will serve a Tin key : dinner, and at eight o'clock there j will be an InlereMling program: given, "Meet Your public is cordially Family." The invited Mlslonary Swlrly to Meet Tuesday The Women's Home Missionary society of the First Methodist Kpis copal church will meet Tuesday afternoon at the 'home of Mrs. Kmuia Whelden on King street. Mrs. Bernard Hoberts is in chargo of the program. Par is 1 1 Dinner Wednesday Kwnl Do not miss thai Rood dinner In Parish hall Wednesday 've il inc. The Caiholic ladies have their he"t c-idis inauactng affair. S-ivin begins sit Christmas Special y'$6.oo PERMANENTS $10 Shclton Spiral waves without shampoo will be featured during December for $0. APPOINTMENTS SHOULD BE MADE NOW because thero will be a rush as the Holiday season drav near. PEGGIE'S Beauty Parlor Phone 497 Palmer BuiMing v i: i : ii LY c a i, i; x d a it Monday i St. Murk's annual CluiHl mas banar. i Girls I.eaKUo council lunch 4 eon. 4 Tuesday Garden Club Will Sponsor Christhas j Lighting Program i The Mclforil Climloli chili will sponsor the Christmas liKhtlliK proKmin in .M'lf.if,l homos this season, it was derided at the nieet hlK of the t-luli Thursday evening at the Hotel Medford. A nomination committee, which will report at the January meeting. ! was appointed. It was composed ( of .Mesdames L,. Williams, Carl, j.SwIfiart and T. YV. .Miles. I KollowliiK the short business ses- i oiuii inu tmu iiieuiiieis ami many Kuesis nsieiieu to me nauress or Prof. I- A. Cuthliert, assistant pro fessor of landscape gardening at ""'Boil Ktulc iiillfm. who dim iw iin fliitji-'-l, v till Lirnill. Prof. Cuthhert discussed the history of garden design in many countries of the world using beau tiful slides to illustrate his talk, lie also khw some practical hints on plans for small, modern grounds, also using slides to illustrate his ideas. Although Professor Cuthhert has only been in Oregon two years, he is already in love with the native shrubs and trees and stated that he found them more beauti ful than those of any other state. Mrs. Lei and Mentezr, president of the (turden club, presided at the meeting. St. Mark's Guild Is Working On Bazaar Plans For Tuesday The members of St. Mark's Guild met Friday and after cafe teria luncheon a business meeting was hold, with the vice president, Mrs, Geo. Yoran. presiding. At this time plans for the bazaar and card party, to be held ntsxt Tuesday, December 9th, were per fected. The bazaar and card party will be held in St. Mark's parish house, on North Oakdale. The bazaar will open at 10 u. m. .At the bazaar there will be the usual line of fancy work, also cooked foods, candies, etc. i There will also be a white ele phant booth. The card party, with. Mrs. M. M. Herman in charge will start at 2 p. m. - ft Progressive, pivot and contract bridge will bo in play, also there will be tables for those wishing-to play 600. The annual parish dinner wilt bo held December 12th, in " St, Mark's parish, house. As this is the one time In the year when the different church societies are asked to meet together, ' also the people who are interested in the church and not members of the different societies, It is expected ;md hoped that a good crowd will i,p M attendance. lOach woman Is exported io pro vide food in proportion to the size of hr family, as this is not a pay dinner. The meat, potatoes, rolls, coffee, cream and sugar will be furnished by the guild. Serving will begin at 0 p. m. Mrs. Hubbard Will Entertain Patrol Mrs. U. T. Hubbard has invited members of the patrol of Zub-inm temple. Daughters of the Nile, to hr home for Monday evening. j ItrldKo will be enjoyed and sh h.uin iii n.nt' lour 1. 1 men m m;iv. Itovtcnn On -It l-is WcdncMlny The Howena circle will hold a business meeting Wednesday, De cember lo, at the home of C V. liar wood, 4 Keatty street. M rs. Dorcen Mat-wood will be hostess for the afternoon. , Carnation Club Meets at Seiler Home The Carnation club wiil meet Thursday, December II. at 2 o'clock at the home of Mrs. John Seiler, K::r. North Central. Personality Portraits 12 LOVELY GIFTS o o For the price you would ' ordinarily py for one Shangle Medford Building 1 Soviet Experiment Is Studied By Club ! At Wednesday Meet feinbers of the Wednesday Study club held their regular meeting Wednesday -afternoon, Mrs. L. K. Williams giving a most enlightening paner on "The Soviet Kxperiment Population, Classes and Conditions In Itussia'' by Wil liam Chamberlln. The oriental strain is found in the Russian, they being a semi-oriental nation, ami being accustomed to the rule of despotic forces, the reign of the soviet government does not mean to them what it would to a people used to real freedom. Christianity first came into Russia In !M7, the princess Olga becoming the first convert at this time. In li!47 serf dom became hereditary, the serf being sold with the land, and in time they finally became slaves to be sold at the will of their masters or the landlords. In 1 S 05 slavery and the release of the serfs was granted under the rule of Alexan der tho Second. Today the word soviet really means counsel and there are J 500 members of the highest group of these counselors or committeemen, by which all problems of the soviet government arc finally decided. Staling being the secretary for this counsel. So viet Russia covers over one-half of K u rope nnd one-fourth of the entire world. They still show their relation to people of Asia, it is noticed in their dress and social customs. In Moscow the once Im perial buildings are being used for trades unions' halls for public meetings, stores and factories. All members of the trade unions are given tickets for which they re ceive all kinds of merchandise and in fact everything they may want at greatly reduced prices, the la boring class receive the best of everything. Atheism has become almost universal, but In many of the homes the candles still burn around tho home altar. The ques tion is being asked everywhere how will it ull end, this struggle for the human soul. While the communist recognizes no personal or national soul, they have raised tho peasant worker who is not prepared, to new position and power superior to tho favored classes and are trying to force them into a cooperative union. This is the aim of tho soviet to finally unite tho whole world Into oneg real union. . Mr. Chamberlln is the rjussian correspondent for tho Christian Science Monitor, having been in Russia for the past seven years, and his book is well worth read ing. Mrs. Vawter followed with a most Interesting book review, "Hu manity Uprooted" by Maurice Hin dus, a native of Russia, who came to the United Slates at tho age of H, but who has returned to Rus sia a number of times. The book Is divided Into three parts: Insti tutions, Peoples and Parts. The au thor says theru Is more agony and also more raptures beyond human comparison found in this land of mystery. Russia wants . a nation with no God In it. They have torn down all crosses and shrines by tiie roadsides and broken out all the beautiful windows in the churches with the hope of finally stamping out religion from their country. The children are taken fnftn the homes and caret! for by t he govern men t, as hn'h father and mother are eompelh'd to wm k. The youth of tod:ty have no god and no public opinion to restrain them so they indole in all kinds of excesses; they say "live today n nd die" tomorrow." Mrs. Harding led the discussion of the subjects for tho afternoon, closing with an article from the. Oregonian. "Thirteen Years of the Soviet." During Russia's five year plan they have increased factory products, also all farm producls, yet their farmers pay cxhorlblant prices and they receive only one tenth of the American wage. Grain is abundant but large (plant hies are exported to pay for the Im ported machinery, the people draw llmiled rations at the stores. The soviet has stifled individual self intereyt. which promote public Studio t Phone 1308 Lady Lions Enjoy Bridge Luncheon, Thank Local Artists for Program A delightful event of tho week i in club circles va the luncheon ' for Lady I-ioiis held at the Hotel j Holland Wednesday afternoon. Luncheon was followed by j bridge at the home of Vrs. Allen Smith with prize for high score be ing won by Mrs. 1 G. Hunch. The activities of the club are increasing with the approach of Christmas. Kach year the mem bers do considerable work for the needy of the city and they have enlarged their program for this season. Through the courtesy of radio station KMKD the club was on the air for an hour and a half Thurs day evening soliciting toys to be distributed to poor children Christ - welfare, and winch makes the United States a shining contrast to Itussia. Merland Tollefson Chosen As Member Universiity Quartet Word has been received In the city of the selection of Merland Tollefson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Theo. P. Tollefson, as tenor for the official University of Oregon men's quartet. Merland is a fresh man at tho university and has taken an active part in musical or ganizations on the campus. ' j He has been chosen a member of the Polyphonic choir and has j taken several solo parts in selec ! lions by the Roys Glee club. Mer land has also been singing over radio station KOHU on the Kmer a Id hour. Merland will also sing In the Messiah to be presented at tho uni versity soon. Junior II It'll P.-T. A. Mwts lYidny The Junior High P.-T. A. wiU meet for regular session at 3 o'clock Friday afternoon in the junior high school building. All parents of junior high students are urged to be present and an Inter esting program is being planned. f Will Make Home With Mrs, Kidder Mrs. Cora Conllsk of Los An geles will arrive In Medford during tho holiday season to muko her future home with her cousin, Mrs-. John Snider. ! Jfc Hankies 25c to $2.50 Gordon Hose, Lingerie Costume Jewelry ADRIENNE'S "Distinctive Individual Apparel for Women" iikis d.iy. Many responses to the program vMre received ami 4he ', club members re particularly i grateful to KMKD. William Gates, ! who acted as master of ceremonies and the people who donated their . services In participating in the j program. They were .1 im Grieve i and his prospectors, the Crews sis ! t'i-H, 1 Km and Mack banjo team, , .Mrs. l-'raler ami son Austin, Har j montca Ike and A. J. llauby of the junior high school, j The toys, which will be distrib uted to children, are being re- paired by members of the fire de 1 pari in en t, who have volunteered to do this work. They are on dis j piny in the store building on Kast ; Main street, formerly occupied by the Model Clothing company. Crater Lake Guild Hears Miss Butler Review Recent Trip Mrs. W. W. Howard was hostess Monday evening to members of Crater Lake guild of the Klrst Presbyterian church at her homo on West Main street. She was as sisted by Miss Marvel Rlfss, Miss j Gertrude llutler and Mrs. S. Ralph uippei. Miss Klizabeth Iturr led the de votionals, choosing as her subject the mother of Moses. Miss Rutler then entertained the guests with a review of her trip through Kurupc last summer, placing special emphasis on the presentation of the Passion play -at Oberammergau. She also showed many pictures taken during her trip through Germany. Several stunts were put on dur ing the evening for tho amuse ment of the guests us well as numerous contests. Mrs. Klsie Carlelon Strang sang a group of songs which were en th usiast tea I ly received . They were "The Lord Is My Shepherd," ar rangement by liooth, ami "My Redeemer and My Lord," by Ruck. At tho close of the program re freshments were served by the hostess and her assistants. jVagtio Council to Med Monday The Girls' League council of tho senior high school will meet Mon Ttlry noon for one of their regular business meetings. Intimately. Flatteringly Personal Gloves S1.95 to S7.50 Bags S1.95 to S12.95 S1.35, S1.65, $2.00 Mrs. Patton Speaks at Meeting Circle Roosevelt School 0 .The message given by President Hoover to members of the child welfare congress was the subject of the talk givr by 'Mrs. Hamil ton Patton at tho meeting of the Roosevelt Home and School circle Friday afternoon. tuber numbers on the program w ere a piano selection by Klalno Rrophy and Christmas carols by the sixih grade pupils. Hostesses for the afternoon were Mesilames J. II. McKen.ie, C. 'A. Hoyden. C. Goobl, K. Wall and Marc Jarmin. Dance Revue Will Be Given Music Session The M.-dlord - Ashland chapter of tb Oregon Music Teaibcrs at social ion will meet at the stu dio of Mrs. K. K. Gore, Tuesday, December 1Kb at 7:H0, Alter the business meeting a dance revue will be given by the pupils of Ruth Luy. r G&OEFTT ? vPiiMimnBsy IS THE PERFECT WAY OF SAYING MERRY CHRISTMAS A Popular Gruen For Men S45.00 "Marcus" . . n wiiUii hi) will w o ! t o in o. I t h H I Ii o .Hiimrt lunv upon link hand nnd of c o ii r a o, n 1 r jewel Guild move ment. Other Watches $9.75 13 S19.75 Offfrinx tho vory new fsi in wilding hamlH. TIiIk HtimnlnK :ln lft or IS kt. solid whltn ;;! Ik Hltid(iil with 7 diamonds. The Warren Teleclirnn. Tlilw fine electric clock la n moHt worth while it I f t for the home. Kli hO rimed. S9.75 , V S12.50 Cy& JEWELERS immmMK . J .uw Bghueni Missionary Group Meets, Mrs. Koppes Hostess Tuesday Mrs. R. A. Koppes, Rose ave nue, entertained the Woman's For eign Missionary society of the Klrst M. H. church Tuesday afternoon, President Mrs. W. A. Holloway presiding. M rs. May Chtrgwin led the devoiionals. Song, Silent Night, Holy Night. Mrs. Chirgwin offer ing prayer. Mrs. Riley D. Henson lead the study, tho topic being Bible Women and KvaugcliHis, Song. "Precious Name.'' Mrs. A. G. 1 ten net I offered prayer. Rook review, A Cloud of Witnesses, given by Mrs. I. A. Dew. Miss May Pbipps gave i splendid detailed report of the district foreign mis sionary convention recently 1. lil at (rants Pass. Prayer by Mrs. W. A. Holloway. During the social hour Mrs. Koppes served refreshments, as sisted by M rs. t . V. Myers and Mrs. A. K. Lyman. The Degree of Honor will meet Tuesday night In tho hall above the Medford Pharmacy. All members are urged lo be present. A gift dl' jewelry typifies the highest form of modern smartness and enduring ly expresses llie full richness of its sen timent. Come in today and select at your leisure, from our most complete showing of fine:- Christmas; juwelry. .,Ve, will re serve any article until you want it. isik The "Gift of Gifts"! $87 50 Other Diamond Rings $25.00 Tliu Klorloim blue wlilio lieaiity of IIiIh flno illiiinoiid 1h rirhly enhanced hy It h two Hide Het linun or h i in li la I c(l omerulilH. Truly u lovely Kilt. Let us help make your gift budgot go further New $55 to GRUEN CARRE An ullci ly new kind of wiilch for men and women. At ii touch of the l"HUm the compact square dl cloaca tho time. Whin open, Il HtnndH on deHk or boudoir table. In will's, or coin Kold I'lnHli.nr gay leather coverlnus. Kvcr Ready Circle Meets TucMlay The Kver Ready circle of tho Presbyterian church will meet Tuesday, December it, at tho home of M rs, Thompson, 1 1 3 Tripp Ht, AH members are requested to attend. HARRY MARX PAINTING Tinting, Paper Hanging Phone 178-J THIS CHRISTMAS Give a Shrub, Tree or Rose Bush gifts that last! Russellville Nursery 528 S. Fir St. Ore and Bullion Purchased t.krtiw-l by Sute nl California WILDBERG BROS. SMl-XTING 6i REFINING CO. Otfic: 742 Market St.,Sn FrancUco PUnt: South Sn Frano'ico A Gruen for "Her" $55.00 "Marcla" . . ii il h 1 n t y f o in I n I iih m o (1 e 1 nf I I kt. Hllllll white Klil. Sniiut link brucelct 10 Jewel Guild move ment. Other Models $12.75 $125 Kcir (lint finger xl ft, consider this beautiful blue white diamond creation, 4 diamond side settings. t't . $65 This smart ring Is set with a simulated sap phire or emerald. Solid gold mounting. 1
