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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 12, 1930)
MEDFORD MATL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, ORECiOX, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12. 19.10. PSGE SEVEN I Medford9 s Leading Store Since 1894 Pay Less Dress Better We Give 5. & H. Saving Stamps Phone 232 Miss Ames Is lli-lcln Dr. and Mrs. Henny to At Afternoon WMiling Live in Philadelphia At a formal wedding at 4 oYluek Friends in this city of Dr. and this afternoon, in tho St. Mark's ' George Henny (Kllzuboth church, Episcopal, JIIks Maicaret i Gore'' are interested In learning StronB Ames, dnUBhter ot Mrs. utl,at tlle-v will leave Portland lin P. Ajues, was married to Mr. Wm. mediately after the holidays to Hlniy 'Fluhrer, son of Mr. andln,ake tlleir home in Philadelphia. : Mrs. John P. Fluhrer. The serv-1 1)r- Hey has been transferred to Ice was read by Father Wm. liJ J.'!e northern city after completing Hamilton, in the -presence .of 200 i "is. interne in San Francisco. He uuosts stopped In .Medford with Mrs. .' Tho bride was lovely in a lonKiHen'!y aml tl,elr children, David i gown of cream.oolpred satin with i lad Jeannette, on their return from ' .fitted sleeves' a.'.d train", and wore h F'auclsco to Portland the first '' a veil, created from an old shawl01 lUe neeK .ivoln by .her gmndinother, .Mrs. 10. i Past Xoble Grands A. Perry. She carried a shower ! ivc social MixMIiik iwutiuei oi-garuenias anu lines on The Past Noble CSrnrnl club of the valley . , Olive Ueuekali lodge . held their ' Her matron of honor, Mrs. Bruce j social last evening at the I O O Jjauer, was attired In a formal i F. hall in honor of llioir husbands, afternoon gown of shell pink crepe. f About sixty were present. Follow- .was Loii.iangc nic, mnm oi . fnB the turkey dinner, cards and a ., nonor. .woru a nmuir crt-iiuon ot i Christmas tree were enjoyed ui ciiiu 1:1 ?jv, anu uiu ui uicHinaitlH, Miss Eleanor Ames and Miss Louise Fluhrer, wore gowns of peach and turquoise blue. All the bride's at tendants wore silver turbans, which .(harmonized with the beautiful col- REQUIR E F it. AT Waves for South To Sk'ih1 Holidays Leonard Carpenter will leuve Medford this evening for Sun Francisco to join Mrs. Carpenter and continue to Pebble Beach, bouquets of salmon pink rosebuds, j where they will spend the Christ The groom's attendant was Mr. f mas holidays as guests oj Sir. nnd Herbert Strang. Mr. W; H. Muir-'Mi-H. H. Chandler lCgun at their head was unable to be present be- winter home. came of the illness of his father. Dr. Bert Lageson and Mr. Thomas Swcm acted ns ushers. - Soft music was played by Mrs. H. O. Purucker rft the organ, pre ceding the bridal party's entranco Into the church, which was beau- Xmv On tcers to lresllo At Monday Meeting Past Guardian Neighbor Caro line Leaders has Issued a call for all newly elected officers to be prepared to take the chairs at the tlfully decorated In ivy and white moetinE of te.hbora of Wood chrysanthemums, the ivy covering If "ft scheduled for Monday even the ceiling and altar. For the pro- December 22. The meeting ceslonal. Mrs. PurucJier played !wUI be calloU to orucr at 7:30 anU Mendelssohn's wedding march, and!" fuU attendance is urged, for the recessional the grand march I Christmas Carols Will Be from Tannhauser. She also played Sung By Church Juniors vory softly. Schubert's Ave Maria. Continuing the lovelv custom during the ceremony. whicn has ushered iu the Yuletide The wedding was followed by a season in many lauds for manv cen dinner for members of the two ( turies. the Juniors of the Presby families. at the home of Mra. L. . terian church will sing carols be P. Ames on Park avenue. OueMs.tween 5 and 7 o'clock Christmas were: Mr. and Mrs. John F. Flub- eve... Residents of Medford are rer, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Bauer and - asked to have a candle burning in little dnughter Jacqueline, Mins the window if they wish the Jun Louise Fluhrer, Mrs. K. A. Perry. iors to sing for them. .Mrs. u. i . Ames, me musses leucine. Constance nnd Fleanor Amen nnd . Dorothy Hughes, and the bride and groonv who will leave -this even ing for an extensive motor trip. -They -will return to Medfoi'd to make their home, where Mr. Fluh rrjr has been in busine.s for several ' years. , ;. Will Ho Home for Tho Holidays. . v Many ntndents will be arriving In Mnlfcird next week-end from the University of Oregon nnd Oregon State college to spend the holidays with parents and friends. Among them will be. Miss Vivian Coss, .dnughter of Mr. and Mrs. .:. ,11. Coss, George liateman, KUrjibeth - Rwigart, diiughler of .Mr. : and .Mrs, can KWigart; Ansa 'V , liculuh Gove, daughter of Mr. iT Mrs. 13. K, Gore; Miss Alice llolmbuck and Miss Frederlcka Brommer. daughter of Sir. and Mrs. Carl Brommer. Aiv 'Making Honie In i; u go lie. Mr. nnd Mrs. Ralph Iturgess, who left Medford Tuesday for - K igene, are making their home on 21st and Alder street very near the University of Oregon campus. Their daughter, Dorothy, will re main In Medford with her grand parents, Mr.- and Mrs. A. C Bur gefp, until the end of this term of school. Graduate Nurses Meet Monday. Mrs. C. -W. Ashpolc ami Miss Thelma Kent will entertain mem bers of the Graduate Nurses' as sociation! at ' rK- Antipole's homo on Tripp street Monday evening. A Christmas tree and party will be enjoyed and each member asked to bring a 25-cent toy for the tree. 4-- 1 ' ' t Pruetts Entertain at Dinner Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Pniett had as dinner guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Wilson of Griffin Creek, Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Saltiugcr of Talent - and Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Wakefield of this city. -u f-f ' Visiting In Portland. A. C. Bevan and little daughter. I Barbara; returned from several days in Portland visiting friends and seeing tho elaborate Christ mas displays. : ; Obituary Colorful medieval costumes will be worn by tlie music groups when they sint; old traditional carols iu a proRiam in the Medfoi'd hili school auditorium, under the direc tion of Miss Harriet Baldwin, mu sic instructor, Thursday eveninc. December 18, at S o'clock. The program will show how Christmas was celebrated in "Merrte England" in tho fifteenth century. The program will be divided into two parts, the first beiiiR presented in an English gentleman's country hall in the 15th century where peo ple from the surrounding country gather. The second will be the tinging of the carols. The progrnm is as follows: "Deck the Hall' Girls' Chorus. Carol for Every Man George Dennett, soloist. Tumbling Act Boys of Physical Training Class. l'auiue Dance Number of Boys and Girls. "Boar's Head Carol" Boys Glee Club and Max Hae, soloist. Tale from Chaucer Told by Phil ip Hray. Old Country Dance Group of Boys and Girls. "King Arthur Had Three Sons" Boys' Octet. "God Bless Thee' Merrie Gentle men" Entire Chorus. "Sleep, Ho:y Child" Girls' Glee Club. "Who Can Compare Thee?" Mixed Quartet. "To a Rose Lies Blooming" Girls' Glee Club. "What Child Is This?" Girls' Sextet. "First Noel" Mixed Chorus. -Jesus' Redemption" Girls' Glee Club, violin, bass viol. Selections from "Messiah" Or chestra. . Wednesday, December 17. the grade schools will sing a number of Christmas carols at the Meth odist cnurcn, anu luoieau, Christmas story.' - the Mrs. Wright Hostess at Dinner and Dance PHOENIX, Ore.. Dec. 12. (Spe- clal)-Mis. M. C. Wright cnternln-1 cd with a dinner and dance at her home Saturday evening. Guests were Mr. nnd Mrs. George Drake. Mr. and Mra. Itay Ward. Mr. and Mrs. Kay Wright, .Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Tty. Mr. nnd Mrs. 1'reil Morse and Mr. and Mra. M. C. Wright. Miss Gore Plays JENSKN James J. -Jensen passed away nt his home. 20 North Orange street, at 4:10 p. m. Thurs day, at the age of 63 years. Mr. Jensen was born In Denmark hut came to this country when nine years of age. He came to Medford five months ago from Ilupert. Idaho where he had re sided for 20 years. At that place he held membership in the Modern Woodmen and the (Irange. lie leaves Ills wife anil one daughter. .Mra. Howard Kchcffel of Medlnnl and one daughter. Mi's. Nyle tiif ford of Ashland. Other daughters and a son reside in other parts of the country. He also leaves his aged mother In Tacoma, Wash., !, Itjx.lllll Miss Beulah fiore, daughter of one. brother and one sister also Mr. , and Mrs. E. E. Gore of this survive. Itv. was amo n ir students of tlie ! uncial services win oe comiuci was. am on ir .t'niverslty of Oregon school of intiKle, who- participated in the recital recently given at. the home of Hex- 1'nderwood In Eugene. d by Uev. Win. 1'.. Hamilton lit the Conger chapel, at 2:30 Sunday. Entombment wm follow in the Medford Memorial mausoleum mm its 2 Cup and Saucers andaNo.2?tin ROCK DELL SYRUP 79 c -or the 2 Cups and Saucers and a 42 oz pacKaqe ROCK DELL SH01R for HOT CAKES x WAFFLES I at the same price i " Mrs. Wm. C. Godfrey, widow of the chief ranger ot Crater Na tional park, who lost his life in that park several weeks ugo thru cold nnd exposure, and who had been busy tor the last week or more closing up the uffnirs of his estate, left last evening with her mother, wbo bad Joined her from CljJago shortly after Mr. Sod frey'fl death, for Pasadena, Citl., whore they will make their future homo together, and where they have unite a number of relatives. It will be' pleasing news to tho many local frlemls of Mrs. God frey nnd her Into husband that duo to the Hitter's life. Insurance, together with tho money loft by his estate, and the Income for life which vhe will receive from the compensation act because of his tragic death ar long as she re mains unmarried, she will have no financial worries. Li ES MOONSHINE PLEA After juries had failed to agree In two trials on moonshine pnshes sion charges. Waller llawlcy. Ash- and. changed his Plea of not guilty to guilty in circuit court yesterday and was sentenced to 70 days in the comity Jail. Joe Hardesty, ar retted on a nioonsaine chargo about the same time, nlso pleaded guilty and was sentenced lo 70 days. In passing sentence Circuit Judge Norton told llawlcy he had caused the county considerable expense iu the past two trials when Juries dis agreed despite "conclusive cvi douce", of his guilt. E K$plodlnK a wild rumor which hun gained eonnlderable circula tion In Afdiland, k. 8. Morrinon Mutes that the actual number of Mm-Rite eKK" now beiriK held in .Mcdfurd Is one thoummd canes, InMcad of ten thousand as tho rumor haw it, and that the bet offer on storage eKS to date has been eighteen cent, not ten cent. Morale eiiKH are not belnic h!'''" away an yet. and the frefh etiK market remain Ma hie. with the URual reduction In prlcon rm the iMpiiKon advances Ashland Tldlh. The regular Floy and flirl Scout I r ok ram will be niven tomorrow afternoon from 5:15 to 5:45. Rev. K. Andley Mrown of Phoenix will jdnir two nolo and teveral m uatca! numbers will be furnfMhed by pu llln nf .Mrs. K. K. (lore. The Hob and Hetty dialogue will be Riven an usual by Harold Wil liams nnd Joyce Punish. A short play will Ko he put on by nl PcniiH, McCairs Printed Patterns for Home Sewing. Pay Less Dress Better DEPARTMFMSlbRE C. A. MEEKER, Manager , Medford's Big Christmas Store Gifts That Are Useful and Economical The Christmas Season -BRINGS EXCEPTIONAL VALUES TO M. M. STORE SHOPPERS Special Group of Smart COATS Going on Sale Tomorrow 2 Price One Lot of Women's COATS Will Be Offered at $14.95 If you arc seeking genuine coat bargains, you must certainly inspect the line we are offering at this special price smart fur-trimmed crca tions that will surprise you in their smartness and quality. $24.50 Dresses Going at l4 off Think of It! I'llni-sinurt, iiilo Iho minute drosses reduced for those who are anxious to enjoy? Imrgnlns in tliflr holiday upjmr ul purchases. you, must sou. those Btunnlng dress creations to apprecinlii Jhcnljuw 'hoy, represent nt JlTjs titicciul lirlce. "( , Here you will find coats that reflect all tho distinction of the winter and early spring sea son fur trimmed in the newest and most de sired materials. You'll find every coat in this special lot correct in every style detail ! t HOSIERY Ui'itoii ci cpc lmsicry in love ly dull finish mill attractive winti'f and early spring shades. Full fasliinned and unusual values at, pair $1.95 Pequot Gift Sets An unusually desirable mid use ful Clifistnias dirt. One 81x108 lYipiol slii'et with two pillow eases lo iniiti'li; colored lieins paekeil iu an attractive ;il't ! li ,. A real value at our usual . , .price of ir."i.7."). Holiday special $4.95 ,. : Women's Silk Hose Men's and Boys' Socks Women's silk hose In gunmetal, silver gray, breeze, and nude hose with reenforced tpe, soles and heels, very special 59c Dresser Scarfs Dresser scarfs, embroidered in pink or blue. A real basement special at 59c Women's Bloomers Women's Non-Run ravon bloomers, step-Ins and panties In the most desired shades 59c Men's Sweaters Men's part-wool sweaters coat style in brown and oxford gray. A genuine basement bargain at S1.95 Men's and boys' fancy rayon socks in sizes from 8'2 to 11 'a- Basement special 25c pair Bath Towels Bath towels with fancy stripes and colored borders, large size, special in our basement 25c Women's Slippers Women's felt lined leather house slippers In all sizes. The colors are browns and black. Very spe- 'cial t, pair S1.19 i House Slippers Women's felt house slippers in all : colors find sizes. Real basement special at, pair 49c Handkerchief Gift Boxes licniiliful Christmas kH'I boxes with handkerchief ease nnd one large dunce handkerchief. Holi day special ' ; $1.00 Christmas Towels A fipecial lint of a t t r a e t i v e Christinas towels, specially priced for thrifty holiday shop pers, priced 39c to $1.25 i Women's Scarfs Sin lift scarfs iif neorn'lte mid flat crepe Tor women attrac tive color eomliinat inns, priced , . 98c to $2.25 - tJOU.. i Baby Bargains Bath Toys Clever rubber hath toys all ready for inflation our line includes swans and alliga tors. A fine Christmas gift. $1.00 , Baby Ensembles Ctite little sweater suits, caps, jackets and mittens, at tractively 'packed for Christ inas. $2.98 to $5.95 Baby Shawls Wool baby shawls in pinks and blues, priced from $1.45 to $2.25 Velvet Toys Velvet eats and dogs Unus ually dcsiralile for holiday gifts for the baby, special $1.00 DON'T OVERLOOK OUR MONEY-SAV-INQ PRICES ON MEN'S, WOMEN'S AND CHILDREN'S SHOES BARGAIN TABLES AND RACKS ARE PILED HIGH WITH GENUINE BARGAINS! SHOP IN THE M. M. BASEMENT STORE AND SAVE II CLIP THIS COUPON It Means Money to You! gllllCILR T'-I F C ATE g SO FREE 1 ijjEjj Name . . . S. & H. Green Discount Stamps on Cash Purchase of $1.00 or Over M. M. Dept. Store . . Address . - Void After December 2."i, 1 !:( SI -1 m Hundreds of Gifts at the Stamp Parlor to Be Exchanged for Stamps
