Medford mail tribune., December 26, 1930, Page 4, Image 4

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MEDFORD MATE TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OBEOON', FRTDAY, DECEMBER "20,-1930.
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IVIUGH BELATED
YULET1DE MAIL
YET TO DELIVER
u niiinuiiiiN nun if . i ,
.MIiliilc.liL,Ma-e'lluWH '
Irfirjci'. Crowd In Church.
On' nt tho most beautiful
aervoncc of tho Holy Christmas
day wait tho niidnlKht mas con
ducted liy Father Prancl W.
Itlnok tit thi. Snored 1 1. 'nil chinch,
Ciithnllc, Chrlstmns eve. Whnn
: Packages Received Wed-
np;riav F vpn ino anfJ """ einok mmrit twelve tiiechuroh
-' wiui filled to . oia4ty with poo-
; unristmas Day Being ue
' livered Today,
1,1 ' irtirrmifNi iir ,rniiy.t .. ..
on-1 I'mhubfyl the liuvt if vent r
tho week wns tho annual ennm-
mas hall uUen lunt evenlnif nt
tho Oriental (iardeiiH under tho
niiHpircH of the Modford I'ont,
Amorlrnn Iot:ion. All ttoclnl ktouph
of tho valloy woro ropreHcnted nt
the dance, which wuh preceded
:.u latherlnff from tho fionnrul
tnlk ownhenrd n limit jown today
nnd barked up hy tho poHtoffJco roc
""" 1 ordH, Med ford nail a jtrent Chrltit
' ' iniiM day yontordny.
' : Tho nonioffjco aorvlco, notwlth
ntandltiic tho record -breaking vol
- uttio of Christmas parooln and lot -
"' ' ti-H Hint hod been arriving for
'"' day pant, delivered ovory hit of
('ht iMtmuH mail that had urrlvcd In
tho city hy early Wodnonday nftor
''" noon, hy 8 o'clock chrlKtmni ovo.
It wan a pliyaicnl ImpoKKlhlllty to
dolh-or tho other ChrlHtmuH par
colt( ami letter that arrived on
I Wednesday evening' traiiiH that
4 nitrht, In vlow of tho fact that
j tho poMtnffiee. censed tn function
Ifiat midnight until the muriilnK fI-
lowing ChrlntmH day.
5 Thin holalod mall along with that
I 3 which arrived on tho trains Chrlht
b9ma day; amounting in nil to oyer
r ' 2H0 Mnckit, faced thu pustofflee
r, force when thoy ro tint tod for duty
?MI thia morning to sort It nnd other
wIho pie pa to fur delivery to tho
home. Thin and other holatod
r11-! ChrlsinuiH mall arriving on tlto
1 1" tralivt today up until, noon wan all
yVJ to ho delivered hy ovonlnir today
. As nn. Indication of (ho hupo vol
fihpio op mall ent out from Mod
' 'Word during tho Christ man season,
tjj J 'l w;iH Htatod at tho ptwioffioo 1hl
L mrnln that alroady tho rocolpiM
ji,v l'iimtor- wam within iua of tho
" ' ft:tl Htnnin mitt of Hoivmhor n
-iL year no. This nu-aiM thijt thb
Sp-lf manili'A rwoIpiH will o far ovor
Hrfi tho financial reoolptn of lunt 1-
"jr t?omhoi
plu ut many faiilm and oroodHj tiy numomiiH dinner nai tio. The
and tho program of Hpoclal mtiMlo, j holiday Honxon wan emphaHlzod In
a roplioa of tho- fimt thrlntmn j doconttlona nnd tho many color
Htoiy wum an unwed In the wini-l ful Kowns worn hy tho dancfrt.
luury uh a fitting HottliiK for thol
Horvleon. Mm, Moroia MikHoho tnhlo for 24 Kiiest.
Mahor, who laturnod to Modford j will Kntcrtnln Willi
from San rrani'luoo for tho h'tll-1 Oanolnjt I'nrty TriulKht 1
daH, provided as-orKanlnt. Mom-j .MIhh Lueillo nnd Iturton Lowry, 1
horn of tho oholr, which waH lod daughter nnd Hon of Mr. nnd MrH.
hy Mr. A. Hakrafdn. worn Mr.n. n. Lowry, will entertain thlH ;
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' ll'itrry ItoMctiliniu nnlvort In'
Moilfui-rt Itiiliij-. ti-iini HtmtjUli who)'"
h Hfictit Movoml' iIiivm rolliiwinit
JL Mr. 11oiiilKm I'i'iii'OHOntoil th
Itni1 Crock Kiniiy enmnnny nt the
NiirthwcMt - Hprny confiircttco luwt)
ThiirHtliiy.
)lii(lciiltui'litH nnil Hiuny cs
!nf rrtn were In - nttondnncp, '-Hx-it-l
pcrlmcnt ' Htutlun '..iiicrntorM .nuyo
S cmrt of; their woi K for tho print
; '. yi'inv mill iniirtc I'lyQinnioiulntliiiiii
IHf tn wnri'scntiitlvpii or the nil npi'liy
"I'l iniinnrncttircrx.
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j .,. Knrlcy HcrirnVil, II,' In In' ih'
ftiu-rcd llcnrt hopltul rocclvliiK
treatment for a hail cut In hi
flUt rluhl wrlut, rccilvcil thin nuirnliiK
when ho fell on nn nx.
Tht hoy had ffoni for wood wUh
hl fnthor when th accident or-
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I'an Dundy: Hold Seal pro-
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.lohn J. Wllklnwn. .Mi km Ifcrtlllc
MlkHfho, m'ih. A. Sakraidn. Mrs.
.1. TrovoHt, Mm. Kuport Mnddox,
Mm. Kiwo H in trior, Mm Krank
(Iriti-rh, MIhh Knthh'on Km on, Ray
mond Mlkm ho nnd W. H. Stewart.
I.eavint; tho church follow inn
inimH, tho orowd. found the ky
brilliantly Hk htnd with Htarw,
which oIko womod epocially ar
raiiKcd to kIvo more beauty to tho
froMty nlnht In honor of tho
Chrlatmari Htory.
atilon Vluh t'oiirontnit(fl
On clirMmuM hLrlitlntt.
Mombei-H of the Modford Oar
den olub nro oontorhiK their intor
okIh today In tha outdoor t'hriHt
mnM llKhtli.tf cmntem. (MirlBtmnH
1h ovor, hut Modford homes will
ho beautifully Hiilitod throiiKnoU!
tho Yulotldo Henwon nnd entries
In tho content will bo rocolvod un
til tl o'olnrk Suturdtiy ovonlnK,
Tho contoHt !' beliiK nponHored
by tho (la rd on i.-luh and tho mem
ber nro ut'Klntf all local ronl
dontrt, who jtavo pro pa red out
door lighting diHp)ay to roulHtor
Tho diMplayH will bo jndjrod Sun
day ovoninn, nod tlio lowly prizes
oxhlbltod In tho Chamber of I'nm
llteroo biiitdhiK awainlod. ,
llnmo WiHldlmc Will
llo Kvont iif. Saturday. ?J
Tomorrow morning nt tho homo
of her parentH, Mr. nnd Mrs. lon
It. lliiriltiiiH. MIhh Melon rlnlr Hun-
klnn will boeomo tho brldo 6f
Mr. 'fltiHwll ' Homon,' Hon of Mr
and Mrn. K. J. flemon. Uov. rinudo
H. Porter of the KlrMt Presbytn
Han ohurel) will mini tl6 weddlnH
Morvleo.' n -
MIhh' flortrurte 'Husking ulster
of tho hrldo-to-be. will bo her
muld of honor und . Mr. Jlnnior
Marx, tho uroom's nttondnnt
Followliur tho wo it.) Inn nnd
iuhehoon. 1 too bridal conplo will
leave for a , motor trip south. '
Dmuv l(tnday Intorrstn '
Tlio Vminifrr Sot '
Tho ynuiiKror not of St. Mnrk'H
parish will ho ontortulned 1 ut a
ditrtiolnir purty Monday uv.onlnR at
St,':MnrkV Ouild half to, ho jjlvon
by the IiuUoh of tho uultd. ;
Music will bo furnished by tho
Melody Jloy orchestra und u Rain
ovonlntr iM proinlued all who at
tend.; ; v' ; ": " '
PntronN " nnd pfitwnoRsoii nn
notincod for' tho affair nro: Knthor
nnd Mrs. Win. H. llnmlltoii, Mr.
nnd Mrs. Chas. Clny, Mr. und Mi.
Job n Tetor, Dr. n nd M rn. H , C.
Mulhotlnnd nnd Mr, nnd Mrs. A,
F. stonnott.
ItiMtlo Vnrty 1-ont
at Tutilny Kvoiilntr '
Mr., and Mrs. orln Crawford In
vited .ft Ki'oup of friends to tholr
homo Tuesday ovonlnH to enjoy tho
lutoftt rndio dramn written by Mlfw
Uelen Norrla. local , author. "A
SprlK of Holly" Is tho title of tho
lit lit Christmas play. Urondcnm hy
Hintlon KdO, Ktovon KUostii on
Joyed tho uronrtoaM nt the Craw
ford home. ,
lCuJty CiirlsUiuiN
IMuiicr ljrrthoi'.
Mr. und Mra. H. W. Hamlll, Mr.
and Mm. Charloa Clay and Chnrlos
Clny. Jr., Mi nnd Mrs. W. W.
Allen nnd K" A. Allon onjoyod
Christmas dinner together yestor
dny nt the hitter's home.
ovenlnK with n dnnclmc nnd card
party at St. Mnrk's Oulld hall. One
hundred und fifty members of tho
very youiitf Mot huvo received Invl
tntionM to tho affair, which will be
one of tho most festlvo events for
this group durlnff tho holiday sea-'
son.
ii(HlfnH Vlhlt-
Cnitr I,nko j
Mr. nnd Mra. G (tor no Oodfrey of
KtiRnno ni-o nmonK the people who
motored to Crntor Lake yoslordny
to enjoy the scenery nnd' Hkllnff.
Mr. (?odfroy Is n member of tho
iWibllolty department of tho Unl- j
vorslty- of )reon nnd took ninny
pictures of tho lake, llo also
called on sovornl-. friends with
Mrs. Oodfroy whllo In Modford.
MIhh IVMiiirlctim
KeiuriiN rrom Klamath '
MIhh VIohL. Templeton returned
today from Klamath Kails, where
she spent Christmas with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs.. Klmer Temple
ton, Mr. and Mih. Arthur Camp
holl and Mr. and Mrs. James Kerr,
also of Modfoml, are uesiM or the
Teiiipletons ovot tho week end.
;iust ni. huko
Home Vst'nlay
Mrs. 1. M. I.uke' nnd-Miss Kliwi-
hoih lturr were rummy the- manyj
lopAl people 'who Invited friends j
to their homo for Christmas dinner, j
Covers were laid for Mrs. Maud
vnnpmnn mikh k. .Nicnois, .mi, una
Mr. U, Hatfield of Central Point
and MrH. Luke nnd Min !urr.
WnkefleldH ICntortaiii
On CbrLsiiiinB J)ny
Anionic the many, local people
who Invited frlondH nnd rolntlvos
to tholr home for ChriHtmas din
ner and other festivities were Mr.
and" Mrs. J. V. Wnkoflold. Covers
woro placed nt their ChrlHt inns
In MOslfitrd Durluir .
The JlnlldnyM i
Miss Opal Wnrvey, who Is apond-
IhK the ChriHinmH vncatlon with
her mother In tilth city, hus its her
Iiouho Ruent, MIh Cl u I n o v e r o
Conch.' HbtH Rlrls, nro studenta ut
WnshinRton stnte coIioro.
SnHFnill F ChANhF Rnv wmiT mem
w uui uuuui i nuuiu
will, li'iivq ut, 6:30 .ni.. InaU-ttd of
7:C0 and the Bhusta, north bound,
which leaves nt 10:40 a.m., will
leave, nt 11:15;
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HERE'S CHANCE TO
SWAB CHRISTMAS!
OVER KMEDSAPJRDAYTIES THAT CLASH
All local people who plan tu
traveling arc. reminded that the
Mi-hcdule of the Southern raelfU
lines will he. chatiKi'd Sunday and
tralliM will ho lenvlnK Medfhi-d oi.
the tiiiuri iiniiininced wonic! lime
IIKO.
Train Xo. 14, north hound, will
leave Aledford at 6:0.1 -p.m., In
stead of 0:20, under the new
schedule which kooh Into effeel
day after tomorrow. Train Xo.
1?, Mouth bound, will ' leave Mod
ford at n a. in., liiHte.id of 11:40.
The Kh:iln, south hound, will
leave at li::lo p.m., Inxtc.'ul of 7.00
nml the Shrista. north hound.
Hoy and OlrL KcuiiIk will hroadi-
. oast n prosranr overiOiED at i:l
Snturduy evenillic, directed hy Lloyd
I Showers. Itev. uriiwji or Talent
vviH- sin two. solos, . accompanied
liy Kmher IloUlrldco at the nlano.
j Joyce lliuil.sh and H:irold 'llllam
:J.il;o the-parts of Hob nnd netty
) In n Hoy Scout play. Piano soloii
will he tflvcn hy Wllda Heivltt and
; Josephine Power, pupils of Mrs.
I (lore. "Polly and Iolly." a (Jlrl
Scout .play, and other numbers by
Ulirl Scouts aro on the propram. j
Toledo Creamery Package Co. j
enlurtrlnff plant.
The Eterdal Fitnoss clubi mem
bers will hold tneir annual Decem
ber niflotlnl! tomorrow -night nt
some Iuiko auditorium in the city,
preferably the armory, ue hurt
year's session held In tlio Craterlan
theatre conld not contain nil the
members that clamored to got tn.
This is not a dinner meeting, but
Is a serious gathering due to sheer
necessity, of mnle citizens of Med
ford of 18 yenrs up,, wha gather to
cuss their Inek as they exchange
neckties and socks g:ven ns Christ
mas presents by loving feminluc
relatives and' friends. Cigars and
smoking tobaccos can be exchang
ed, too, at this time.
Thus, a man who prefers a tie or
pair of socks of Bubdued hues may
exchange with other men who pre
fer loud shrieking patterns and ab
hor the quiet ones. Every man to
his taste, whether In Bocks, ties or
tobaccos. However, there Is always
difficulty Jn exchanging the nar
cotic presents selected by the wo
men folks, as most men prefer to
die by natiual methods.
:Anotier beneficial result of the
meeting Is that-.besides exchanging
socks for ones mure to their liking
in putjern members can obaln ones
which lit their, feet..
Perhaps because of this feat of
finding a large enough hall for the
gathering the exchange meeting of
the cluli may go over until next
week. , .
Tho date and place of meeting
will he broadcast over KMED. No
women will be allowed to attend.
illiOil
China needs, according to a re
cent estimate, nt least 100.000
miles of new railways to care for j
Its present transportation de-1
nuinds.
The dnnclng party St. , Mark's
GUild is giving next Monday even
ing Is for the young people and
not for the entire parish, as In
dicated by a previous news (Story
in the local press. About 100 In
vitations have been issued, but any
young member of the parish who
hns not received an Invitation. ' Is
cordially Invited to participate.
The Melody (joys' are furnishing
the music for the, occasion. The
patrons nnd patronesses are Father
mid -Mrs. W'm. H- -Hamilton. Mr.
and Mrs. chas: El Clay," Dr. and
Mrs. 11. C. . Mulholland., "Mr. and
Mrs. A. F. stnnnett arid Mr. and
Mrs. John Peter. . -
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The house which Ogjethortie,
who colonized Georgia, occupied in
Savannah, is to ho marked by; a
bronze tablet. ' -
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MacMarr Savings
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Saturday and Monday
Dec. 27th and 29th
Y FOOD BUYERS, jfolDCM
L4f) THEF
If you wish to please the' piealtime appetite of your family cr guests,
co;ne,to our stores and choose PERSONALLY, the foods that grace your
table. Nationally-known and advertised Urands of quality foods, excel
lent varieties of seasonable fruits and . vegetables everything is here to
make your meals more inviting.' -O 'v. .1 ; .. i
Christ inns ti uesiH
Mil'lurMOii Homo ' -
Mr. and Jlrs;-.Tohn Peter nnd
family, were guests for Christmas
dinner yesterday of Mr. and Mrs.
Frederick MePhnrson. . . -
Hero tu. ScimI
Ynt'nttoit.
Miss ltuth Miller. ho Is an
I.Mttruotor In the schools at Twin
ttrldKcs. Molilalia, Is n guest nt
the home of her parents. Iir. and
Mrs. M.' A. Miller of Phoenix.
Miss Pal II ll Is
IMtil t.uost ;.:..'.
Miss lteitha Fallln of Ornnta
Pass spent Chrlstmaa day in Mod
ford os guest of Ml', and Mrs. H. I.
blaharty.
'ortlatulerH Hero
Over Christinas
Mr. and Mrs. Hurry C. Hnrwood
of Portland: spent Christmas day
111 this city as guests of Mrs. llar-
wood's parents. Mr. nnd -Mm. Geo.
SkGiito of North Holly street,
Motor Hero froni
Urniits Puss '
: .Mi-s. James ilcCorklo and chil
dren. Betty and Hobble, of Grants
Pass were guosts In Medford Christ
mas 'day of Mr. und Mrs. II. G.
Wormian.
BREAD
3. Founds
Whole Wheat
or White
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Kkatinx Pnrty Heltl
Christmas 1y,
Amonff Medford people who
Joined the skating party nt tho
summit of tho SIsklyotia yester
day woro Mr, nrtd Mrs, Joe lllnard
and fr. nnd Mrs. Clarence Pnlmer.
Tho party was held nt an Irrina
tton dam not far from Klamath
Falls.
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Ir.l to 7 Where to Oo": Peele
' Servlco Station: Ce-ll and
Lf,4 Sally
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houaa orchilr
The basement of the Klka tem. There wlH be a sinn-lal nnetlng
pla wtut.a husy place this afterneiin of the cltywuncU this evening to
with the dis;rliutien of presents tOjop(.n for lne purchase of the
SO children by the Salvation Army.
A proRrnm wai to be ptosented .n
onn.H-tion with the trv. Dr. H.i .ma! iu vunn.n v
C. Kunk of the Knulish Lutheran i for the same. This mcctlnit will
ehurvh preentln: the nie;.RO of I probably he the last one to beheld
tho afternoon. Moving ideturea . by the pivm-nt city council, as the
weiv mUo to be ahown by II. U ' new administration takj office on
Hmmley. January ih. although the present
In addition to reovlvlne toy, tho rounell will iirohnhtv mt In with
children werr to be ntx-en fruit and -the now body at the 1m-k limine of
candy as thoy pa.-vd out of tiiejthat nlKhtu soMton.
harvment at the end of the pro- ToulRht' mextns will be held
ar.im. The Rifts, In addition to' hvher or not Mayor Pipoa, who
ty. included a Intae collection of irft Wetncmlny to attend the funer-
bmk Jumpms-rip- doll and ; nl of hta slater at Palo A Mo. Cal.
ilrawinR pad,
The SlvAtton Army was buv
over ihriminas and p.wrd out over
4 1 ti ?k et .t t r rooer if j to Med -
Krlday forenoon, haa returned to
the city, as that was the under
standing whon Mayor Pipes left.
Although thi meetlmr i. called
fold' needy one and 'Merday , nHmarily for the nale of the hrtdno
avo free Christmas dinner to ' oond,' It U likely that any other
I men who probably would hnvejpemtmtt Important city matter
gone hubitry otherwixe.
The tUltifth feretun lenion has
will ulso bo coi-idetvd
time.
at that
Ylth aeamm half complete!.
M-ed an Inventlration of charcea
that popplea arc teiiR eenf into outatte shipments of Ontxon po
Itrltain for wle on Armistice d.iy;tntorn aliv.ly nearly equal last
when thoae madefy disabled sold-f -er'a total, aoeordlnn to .Seymour
(era at home are i-old for the ex Jones, mate marketing agent.
ervlc mn'a fund. iCorvallli Independent,
MATCHES
2 Cartons
Pork m4 Beans
Medium v
Siaed 3 or
Tins
25'
COFFEE
MacMarr 's
Best
3bs$l
Toilet Tissue
4 rolls
19
Corn Flakes
Your
Favorite
Breakfast
Cereal
3
19
MILK
Tall Cans
cans
39
QUALITY MEATS
Genuine Baby Beef
Cheese .... . . pound 22c
Full Doll
Steaks . pound 17c
Sirloin. Round, T Bone, Rib
Pot Roasts ...... pound 14c
Baby Beef
Rib Boil . pound 10c
Pork Roast pound 19c
Graft Fed
No. 2 Potatoes 50 lb bag 43c
Pancake and Waffle Flour
: 9 8-10-lb. bag. Reg. 69c 49c
... ' ' ; :,'
Kerr's Best, in Bulk . ,: ;, " .
Mincemeat . 2 lbs. 25c
2 Large Bottles
Clorox . . . . 19c
Fig Bars . . 2 lbs. 23c
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Fancy Blue Rose
Rice . . 5 lbs. 33c
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Large No. 2y2 Tins. Broken Slices
Pineapple . . . . 3 for 65c
Oleomargarine 2 lbs. 25c
9-lb. Sack! Regular or Quick
Oats . . ... 45c
PRODUCE
Cabbage . lb. 2c
Sweet Spuds 6 lbs. 25c
Carrots and Turnips
' 3 for 10c