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The Christmas holidny rush !
is on at the Mail Tribune and 1
all clubs, church Hocleta and
other organizations are asked 4
to fret copy for the Sunday j
ncety section jn enrly. Sev- 1
eral items were omitted from 1
yesterday's paper because of
it luck of apace. All copy mark-
ed Sunday" will be held for 4
the Sunday Hcction. If corre-
Hpondpng for the various
Miuuim vil( report all events
' happening the early part of
the week before Thursday
they will he usHuied of tipace
in the Sunday nectlon. No
copy will ba, received for Sun-
day's society after 6 o'clock
Friday.
.Jackson P. T. A, Is
IjMr-cst la County
While -the Jackson school Is the
second largest grade school In the
city It has by far the largest P.
T. A., membership of any school in
southern Oregon.
When the count was made after
the great turkey dinner success at
daddies' night it was 'found that
114 members had paid their dues
and others have joined since then.
The association has suffered loss
of its capable president. Mrs. O. O.
Nichols, who moved to Klamath
Falls.
Mrs. Raymond, tho vice presi
dent, succeeded her and will of
ficiate at the Friday meeting. She
also had to resign due to ill health.
One of the objects of the current
meeting is to elect a president to
carry on the work.
St. Mark's Bazaar
Opens -Tomorrow
Plans have been completed for
the annual tmzuar to be sponsored
by I lw? htdies of St. Murk's (inihl
which opens tomorrow. Card play
ing will sU'( at o'clock. Home
made mince meat, candy booths,
fancy work and foods will he in
cluded in the bazaar. Many people
are anticipating the event.
Child WeKarc Work
Planned by P. T. A.
At the Friday afternoon meeting
of the Roosevelt Home and School
Circle, Mrs. Richardson, the treas
urer, reported that $142 was taken
in at the Hallowe'en party. The
entire funds to be used for child
welfare work In Jackson county.
It was voted to send Miss Eliabeth
Hurt, of .the county school super
intendent's office 515 for use in
Ijer -work-in the rural school dis
tricts. The greater part of the
fund: will go in supplying milk to
the children of the school.
'llltoD. Hubbs Tent, Daughters
of Union Veterans will meet Fri
day evening In the armory at 8
o'clock.. .Officers for 1931 will be
elected. The installation services
will he held In January. The an
niversary bf.. the founding of the
in-der 'Will he observed at this
meeting.
Dinner Party
Precedes Dance
Among those who gave dinner
parties preceding the Rotary danc
ing party Friday evening were Mr,
ami Mrs. Horace IJrom!"y of South
Oakdate. Guests included Mr. nnd
Mrs; Robert Strang. Mitt Ann Pu-
rncker and A. i. Uosenbaum.
Lincoln P. T. A. Hun
December Meeting
i lA'veretti Home to Bo
1 Scene of Kecilnl
I Tuesday evening, December, 9 at
1 8 o'clock, the second of the series
-j of drawing room recitals to be
plven by the students of Rosu
. Rlackmoie WilU'U from the Med
i ford and Grants Puss studios will
take place ut the resilience of Mr.
and Mrs, Walter Leveielte at 537
South Holly street.
.. The program will be presented
At the December meeting of the to the best advantage on the Mas-
Lincoln Parent Teachers' associa-lon and Hamlin grand,
tion Mrs. Kline presided. Mrs. i 1 The program inrludi-s:
Woolridgo, the regularly elected I.a Ta.elle Wnllenhaupt
president, being unable to serv j Jean Leverette
this year. t Caprlcante Wachs
The program was givn under Carol Dougherty
the supervision of Mrs. Turner. It ! Sunny Spain ... Martin
consisted principally of songs and tJemldine Hunch
recltatisns by the children. . 'Two ! Cabalettu - Lack
enjoyable readings were given by j Carol Scheffel
Mrs. Uigler. Several of the sixth: La Campanula Howell
(trade girls were present to lead in 1 Mary Anne Cates
Mowlam oh Monro und In my
To KiiKilulit P. K. O.'k
Mrs. IS. A. Moore nnd Mrs. Helen
Tumy will entertain Chapter AA
IV. H.- O., at Aire. Moore's home
December 10. Mrs. Blanche
S prague, state organizer, will make
her annual visit at this time.
the slnginR of Christmas carols.
After the Lord's prayer. the
minutes of the previous meeting Valse Arabesque
were read by the secretary, M rs.
Chirgwin.
Mi's. IJigler was unanimously
elected to the presidency for the
remainder of the school year.
The following committees' were
appointed: Hospitality, Mrs. Rock
ingham; refreshment, Mrs. Diet
rich; visual education, Mrs. Florey;
program, Miss Schneider, Miss
Tucker, and Mrs. Rohrer; press.
Miss limy; social service, Mrs.
Kline and Mrs. Cass; membership,
Mrs. Dietrich and Mrs. Peebles;
lay member, Mrs. Thatcher.
A report was made by Mrs.
Chastaln on the progress made in
furnishing and making more com
fortable the teachers' loom.
Relative to the sponsorship of
school movies at the junior high i
school building, tho association
voted to follow the example of the
majority of the other schools in
the matter.
The (piestion of serving hot soup
to tlte lunch pupils was brought
up. The soup Is to be sold to the
boys and girls at a very low price.
The association voted to be respon
sible for any deficiency in funds.
llni-monlca
Heard Over K.MF.D.
1-ast Thursday afternoon the
Howard school h:irmoni-:i band,
consisting of forty-three members,
were hea rd over K M K I) for a u
allotted period of if, minutes.
Mrs. Custin. the band instructor,
has assisted in arranging a num
ber of programs for immediate
performances.
The Angehis (iodard
Zella Mae (Irani
..I-ack
Leonu Daugherty
(a) March of the Flower flirls
Wachs
(b) Sous Hois Victor Stnub
Doreen Leverette
(a) Les Myites Rachmnnn
(b) Voices of Sprii.g Sinding
Ruby Stone
Valse In K Flat... Durand
Jean Leverette
( a ) Noel u me M eyer-1 lei mu nd
l) Impromptu in A Flat
Schubert
Lorraine Doyle
la) Dance of the Imps
Warcband
h) Impromptu in IS Flat
Schubert
CeoiKlanna llussong
(a) If 1 Were a Rird Henselt
(b Liebestraum Strelezk
Moneta Meikle
(a) Autumn t'haniinade
(b) Lahiensilmee Schutt
Ver Dean Harvey
(a) Ktude ti p. 25, Mack Keys
Chopin
(M Fanlnsie Impromptu
Chopin
Doreen Leverette
Missionary (iroup
fleets Davis Home
The Woman's Missionary society
of the First Christ km church
met ai the home of M rs. J. T.
I tavis for (bo regular monthly
meeting Tuesday evening, Decem
ber i. The business session was
cond ucted by the presiilent. M m.
R. L. Ray. and the devotional pe
riod was in charge of Mrs. ISverelt
Cads. The -program was prepared
manager, Kaette Jones: marshal,
Katie Kntlfburn; chancellor, Myr
tle Arnold; inter sentinel. IotJjy
Script er: outer sentinel. Marie
Wells, installation of these new of
ficers will be held the first part of j
January. The next meeting, which
is tiie regular social meeting, a
Christmas tree will be given for.
members of the camp. All persons,
including children, are requested
to bring a small glCt to exchange.
Delicious refreshments were served
at a late hour by the committee in
charge of Marie Wells with Ka
raite Jones assisting.
Mr. and Mrs. R. II. McCargar
and daughter, Nancy iee. are
guests over the week-end of Mrs.
McCnrears parents, Mr. and Mm
T. H. Redwell of tiOO W. I Oth St
and sisters, Mrs. ISar! York and
Mrs. Nelle Winne. The McCar
gars were former local residents.
Mr. McCargar having been con
nected with the Pacific Fruit and
Produce Co. for the past several
years he has been manager of
their Aberdeen office and was re
cently transferred to F.ugene.
Pythian Sisters
Fleet Officers
Officers for the comtnjr year
were elected by the Pythian Sisters
at their Wednesday meeting. They
are: Theresa Hoehne, P. C; Kdna
Nixon. M. F. C; Rillie Ynrbrough,
IS. S.: Maxine Ferg. K. J.; Cather
ine Fischer, manager; Katie Judge
M. of L.: Mary Webber, M. of R.
C; Adelaide Swartz, protector;
.Margaret Coold, guard; Lulu Fish,
trustee and Mary llarwood, press
correspondent.
Dr. Carlow To Do Hostess
To College Women
The Rogue River Valley College
Women's club will meet Saturday.
December 13, wUh Dr. Kva Mains
Carlow. Miss Philn 11. Hall is so
cial chnirman for tho afternoon
and n book review will be given
by Dr. Mary R. strlckler. who has
chosen as her book "Fjords and
Folk of Norway." by Samuel Beckett.
tice and to be prompt. Corvallls Is
not, fiw away and Mcdl'ord unit
slmuld, liiivts both. n' glee, club und
a quartet in the competition and
bring the cup back home again.
Pythian Club . ;
Meets Tuesday
Mrs. J. H. Yarbrnugh will lo
hostess to members uf the Pythian
club at her home. 40 Quince street,
Tuesday evening.
The P.-T. A. has provided all nnd presented by Mrs. Clarence
the members of the band wHhilloyd, the study hour being de
cap nnd cloak which presents a, voted to the discussion of mission
pleasing appearance for such alary work in Jamaica, the follow
large group. ling members giving interesting
The numbers played were: Now
We're All Together, Row. Row
Your Rout. America. America the
Ileautiful, solo by Loren Crouch -er.
The Wreck of the Old H7. Su
smna. and Turkey In the Straw.
Silent Night. Home, Sweet Home.
Mrs. Flnley Will Bo
HosIcks Christmas Pnrly t
Miv. Ctcmmn Fin ley of Ross
Lane will be hOHtess at the Christ
mas meeting of the Ladies auxil
iary of the First Hapttst church
Tuesday, December i at 2:30 p. m.
A short business session will be
followed by the Introduction of
the Christmas lady by Mis Wor-nack.'Thc-
social committee 1s plan
ning many 'interesting features for
the afternoon including "Little
Jack Horner With His Pie." ISach
member is advised to bring n plum
if she wants little Jack to draw
one out for her. . v t
Hilly Tovvnes Honored
At Rlrlhduy Party
Mrs. Ida Sweeney entertained
at her home on North Oakdalc
Friday afternoon with a birthday
party for iier grandson. Hilly
To wiles, who was celebrating his
eighth birt;hdny. dames followed
by refreshments were .enjoyed by
the following guesu: Juitnita t'ow
gill, Maxine Dorsey. Janet Rush.
Victor -Holzgjng, Hobby Kittson.
Durrell Adams, Junior Rogers and
Hilly Townes.
and instructive talks on this sub
ject: Mrs. (iertrude Kirk pa trick.
Mrs. Lloyd Wicks and Mrs. J. T.
Davis. ( Mrs.. James (irigsby was
heard In ..several vocal numbers,
being accompanied by Miss Gene
vieve Drown nt the piano. At the
conclusion of the program Mrs.
Royd and - her assistants served
Christmas salad, wafers and cof
fee. Thirty -fve members nnd
friends were present to enjoy the
afternoon.
W. C. T. I. TO Meet
Thursday Afternoon
The W. C T. U. will meet In
regular session Thursday, Decem
ber 11, at 2:30 p. m.. at the Y. W.
C, A. parlors. Mrs. S. L. Leonard
will lead the devotionals. Rev. Bu
chanan, pastor of the Valley Ra
dio church, will give a talk. The
Buchanan trio will furnish music
nnd lend In the singing of Christ
mas carols.
Refreshments will be served.
Alt members are requested to
attend and bring a guest. Arisiting
W. C. T. F. members in Medford
are extended n special invitation.
Oiririvrs FIretetMJy
Royal Neighbors
The Royal Neighbor camp met
Thursdoy evening. Officers for the
coming year were elected as fol
lows: Oricle, Callie Gear; vice ori
ole. Freda Kingsley; recorder, Bes
sie Dewey; receiver, Kate Pnlen;
Activities of
Legion Auxiliary
Pulillc-lty rhnii-iiiun Mrs. Win.
Ijco BrU-kcr.
D. A. R. News
OF SOUTH HOLLY
A-n and a man of sterling thar-1 auspices of tho ,
1 ai'ter. loved bv all who knew him. i 'oilge.
! ' Funeral services will be con-1 " "'r
j ducted at Hie Conger chapel by A baby boy weighing only 3 1
: Rev. Alexander ( ',. Bennett at ounces and measuring 10 Inches
. 2:oo p.m. Tuesday with interment b.ny was bofti at Twickenham,
emeicrv under: Hngland. but died after i'fi howr-.
In the MedlMid
CALLED BEYOND
Mrs. J. Perkins of Orange, N. J..
is national chairman of the D.A.R.
Fllis-Angel island committee and ' .
Mrs. Gordon Mci'racken of Ash- 1
land our state chairman. M rs. 1 Harry H.
Lewis I'lrlch has for a number of Meds'mu fo
years been our local chairman ami j passed awa
h;u done splendid work In Inter- , south Molly
esting our membei in this work Me wa
and has each Decembei' packed i Iowa. Sept. l'. ist.a. and a mar
and sent a box of which the chap- j ried in INS.'i to Harriet Dlxou,
ter is proiul. who with two daughters. Mit
She is asking thiM all contribu- t l.cona Dul'.nls and .M-s. K
lions to Mi is year's box brought I Niehnls all if Medford. survive
I
DuRnis. a resident of
tlie i$-it 10 years.!
at bis hi me. 1'-M
at 2:"' Sunday.
born In Jones county.
to the next meeting, which will be
held December -0 at the home of'
Mrs. J. ii. Grey.
Another d a u g h t e r was Mary
Gladys, deceased. He also leaves
one sister. Mm Arthur Merritt of
Grundy t'enter. t.wa.
Mr. Dultois was a member of
the Methodist Kpiscopal church
and of the A. F. X- M. Indue at
Armstrong. Iowa, where he re
sided prior to coming west fur his
health in li'l'o. 11,. was also a
tVrnier resilient of I'edar I'alls.
Iowa Me was an esteemed fit I-
C K. Gates arrived home yester
day noon from a several weeks
absence In the east nnd will remain
until Wednesday when he departs
for Portland on state highway and
other business to remain the rest
of the week.
Pop was very glad to he home
again, as the trip to and from tho
east, along with the sojourn' there
was not an extra pleasant one be
cause of its hurrieduess and his be
ing constantly on the go.
The trip, on which he departed
Nov. 1 1, was ma tie primarily In
order that he could attend the
national convention of the associa
tion of state highway officials,
which opened November 17th
ami nt which he remained five
days. Then lie began the home
ward journey, breaking it up with
stops for brief visits with relatives
in Indiana, Illinois nnd Michigan,
including a sister and brothers.
In fact Pop was so busy In ar
riving, visiting nnd looking up the
train schedule for his next move
that he did not pay mueh attention
to genera) conditions in the sec
tions he was visiting In.
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RiisIiicks Electing
The regular December business
meeting will he held in the Armory
club rooms nt o'clock Monday
evening. Much Important business
is to come before the body. Plans
for the locnl Christmas cheer nnd
the Christmas party will be twol
major topics for discussion. 1
President's McsKugo
Mrs. Georgia Holloway, unit
president, sends the following mes
sage to all those eligible to mem
berships In tho American Legion
auxiliary ns well as it" members:
The time of the year is nerc
when we ns n part of the state de
partment and in turn of the na
tional deportment must stress our
membership. Since the auxiliary
year has been changed from Janu
ary 1 to October 20 of the preced
ing year, the adjustment has been
little difficult but wo are sure
that in another year the readjust
ment will have been made.
Our nuxlllary has many fields of
service. In the child welfare de
partment we strive to contact nnd
help any ex-service man and his
family where help Is needed. Our
hospital committee sews nnd helps
furnish supplies and cash to the
veterans hospital in Portland as
well ns to give comfort and aid to
the family of the hospitalized man.
We have a community service
committee that Htrives to cooper
ate financially and as moral back
ers to all upbuilding and better
ment of our community lir every
possible way.
The work reached beyond our
Immediate community through its
Americanism nnd legislat've work
Not a measure comes before the
hands of our government for the
benefit of the ex-service man or
his family In any way thnt the
auxiliary national chairman of leg
islative work through her state
and limit chairmen do not help
push It. Just at present Oregon Is
working for free text hooks In the
schools; thus by our work on thin
issue we will benefit every child
and Indirectly his family through
out the state. This is only one in
stance of what your name on the
membership roll will do.
You may receive a visit from
the membership committee before
the first of the year to remind you
that dues are delinquent after Jan
uary 1. If you arc able to mako
application for the 1031 member
ship credentials wo will welcome
the dues, if not we will enjoy this
social contact and hope to know
you better. Do not let unpaid dues
keep you from attending meeting
or helping in good work. Oeorgia
Holloway, president.
Sewing Club
Kleven women met nt the home
of Mrs. Carold Parker Monday
evening, December 1. Two pillts
were tacked and clothes mended
for tho supply closet. The recipient
has already expressed her grati
tude for the much needed quilts.
Anyone having usable bedding or
other Articles for the supply closet
will please bring to the club rooms
or Mrs. Parker.
Itcitimnls
The auxiliary is sorry to lose
Mrs. ). O. Nichols, Its former cor
respond ing secretary, and M is
Jack Hhoemaker, who have recent
ly moved awny. Mrs. Nichols to
Klamath Knlln and Mis. Shoe
maker to I'alo Alto. California.
ApHtilllllf'lltH
Mrs. Holloway, president, an
nounces that Mrs. !. J. Willsitn
has accepted the appointment of
corcrsponillng secretary, taking
Mrs. Nichols place,
f.lec ( lull
All those Interested In C1e club
or qusrtet work are requested to
givn their names to Mrs. Warren
Boiler, music chairman, imme
diately. In order to get a compe
tent director ther must be t r:iM
12 guaranteed to be present at pn
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"WE SELtT HAPPINESS"
Montal pictures of "Mertfortl in
1980" me hRlng received todny at
the Mail Tribune office ill response,
to tlie contest announced Saturday
in connection with the picture,
"Just Imagine," which opens tills
week at tlie Kox Crulerian theatre.
Tickets to the show are ueiuR Klv
en authors of all Ideas published.
fcflsuyH are limited to one para
graph and the contest Is open to
everyone. The ideas of two locnl
with good imaginations who will
attend the picture us guests of the
Mull-Tribune follow:
Everybody will have a flat root
for the family p'jtne to land. Med
ford will he a thriving city of 200.-1
000 people. Speedy planes will car
ry mail to coast cities. Por fast
expression land we will have
staunch ruble cars carrying mail nt
tremendous speed. Medford will
be an Important commercial city.
There will he rockets shooting mail
to the eastern const.
Hltl'CH HAMMOND,
205 Crater liko Ave.
Karl Fehl runs for mayor.
AHA HOYf).
221 Haven. .
TURKEY POOL
RECEIVING DATES
Wed. Dec. 10 to Sat. Dec. 13
CASH PRICES
No. 1 young toms, 12 lbs. up
All No. 1 hens, 8 lbs. up
No. 2's.... IS? Old Toms
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YOU TAKE NO CHANCE WITH US
Farmers Exchange Go-Operative
Phone 932 . . ,
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News was received in Medford
today of the death of Mrs. Annie
D. Klsller, wife of J. K. Klsiler,
and former resident of Medford.
Mrs. Kit Hit died ut her home, BTii
Olivo street, Kontanu, f'al,
Mr. Klstlcr was formerly a prom
inent business man in .Medford und
moved to California some time ago
in hopes that the t-llmaln would
benefit bis wife's health.
What you do in
tPtJ"g corn
is always clone in
roasting HLL5
Bros coffee
A Unit at a time in the popper and
every kernel of corn is popped
evenly. By roasting Hills Bros.
Coflee a ftiv poumh at a time every
berry is roasted evenly. This pat
ented, continuous process Con
trolled Roasting gives Hills Bros, j
Coffee a flavor no other codec has
Frith ttm iht
mgintl vatmum
fstk. Hsiil
tftnid utth thi
kiy. luk r Iht
Arsk M tht
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telephoned we would be there at six" 1
A COURTESY CALL
MANY disapiiomtniMits and sometimes embarrass
ment result from "just dropping in" ou folks.
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A telephone eall is so quick and reassuring that most r,
people think of it not only as a courtesy due o.then, - '
hut a real convenience to themselves and it costs little. '"-
Anyone, anywhere, any time from your own telephone, .
or from public telephones conveniently located every-. ...
where. !
Home Telephone & Telegraph Co.
of Southern Oregon ,
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