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o MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. !MEDFORD, OREO OX. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER HI. 19:',0 PSOE THREB The Holly Wishes You a Prosperous and Happy New Year TONITE Curtain 11:45 SPECIAL NEW YEAR'S EVE MIDNITE MATINEE MEDFORO'S FIRST REAL MIDNITE FROLIC! You've Never Seen Anything Like It! Come and tyake Whoopee at the Holly BIG DOUBLE SHOW ON THE SCREEN . TED LEWIS . LAST TIMES TONIGHT THE COMEDY RIOT "OH SAILOR BEHAVE" OLSEN and JOHNSON Added Stage Attraction EL'.OW MAE WILSON Whistling "THE NIGHTINGALE" The Tragedian of Jazz in a Peppy, Snappy, All-Singing, All-Dancing Musical Comedy, "IS EVERYBODY HAPPY" with ALICE DAY and ANN PENNINGTOft ON THE STAGE . .SONGS! MUSIC! COMEDY! DANCES! FUN ; "THE HAPPY REVIEW" Directed by George P. Olsen Dances Staged by Ruth Luy With GLADYS LAMARR JANE ANTLE ZOE DELL LANTIS - SAM CAREY ETHEL CHORD - WAKEFIELD SISTERS AND THIRTY' OTHERS FREO OLSEN AT THE GRAND PIANO ' ' Dance on the Holly Stage after the Show to Latest Dance Music Over Our Wonderful Sound Equipment ' NOISE-MAKING NOVELTIES All Seats Reserved REGULAR' HOLLY PRICES YEAR OF AHEAD F E J -J- - - - - - l-j j tyo s A 'piiiiiiiiiiiiiiiwiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiw I Ml .Illlll'.-t llOxtesS At llridKU 'I'm lliel Miss Dotty J tin' tin-1 Mr. anil Mrs. V. O. daughter of, Junes enter-1 The year 1931 will .sec a lot of smileb for members of the I. Ions club ut the rcKutar luncheon to liny noon at the Hotel Hollund liasseil n resolution, by uniinlnioufl vote, to "smile during the cumins year." They illso resolved to do all tliltiKS possible for the Im provement of the elub. Musleiil urogram for the lun cheon wus furnished by Mm. Kf fie Herbert Yeoniun. Miss Margery Hon am! Miss Kleauor 1'urry, who sang two trios, "Sleepy Hollow Tune" and ' Mighty I-ak a Hose." For encore Mis. Yeoman sang "l'se (loin South." A report of the Christmas work r.r Ilia MulVHtlnn Armv was given by Hnslgn Puck. Uun Nicholn Knve a report on the activities 01 II... I.' In unit li ITnlls I'lllh. Moils Cleveland and Campbell wero liallli'il to act as progiiim mitiimiiioft fur tlm next meeting and Uon Tyree whs Instructed to check up on nil resolutions inaue by club members today. Activities of Legion Auxiliary PnblleHjr Chairman Mrs. Win. Io Brifkcr. : jr'.-.ajue. to tho busy activities of Christmas and the holiday sciison, this column became rather ncg 1 -jocted last woek lor the Sunday ipaper, and a cpnseciuenc we are appearing in mid-week. J The year 1930 is almost a thin? of the pas,t, ,and we stand ready ;.to greet 1931 us a new year o( promise and progress. The nppoar- anco of tlie New Year w KoA'rally. tlio Minimi for winning our namo to the resolutions we plan to fulfill during the ensuing 12 months. It is also an excellent time for reviewing obligations and duties as yet unfulfilled, and to thoBo of you who have not a yet'pald your duc,s to tho American Legion Auxiliary, wc suggest tliat you do so' now. Mail or take your checkn to Mrs. Wm. llolloway, or Mrs. Goodwin O. Humphrey. Not only will you thus be ful filling your obligation to the Aux iliary, but the Auxiliary through your Jitd, will bo able to fulfill its many obligation? and continue its far-reaching 'work of service which grows, larger with each coming year. The officers of .the Med ford unit join in wishing to you all a most prosperous and happy year for 11)31. 4 ' Chineset to Celebrate PORTLAND, Ore, Dec. Ul For the first time tonight. Chin ese of Portland will join with tho rest of tho world in celebrating New Year's eve. This was the de cree isHiied by Mo Chong Way. head of the Chinese Henevolent as sociution ACTIVE CLUB LEADERS : 1'cMlve lily Will tiriH-l Arrival of New Vir. Tho old year will go and WW Year bo born when clock strikes 12 tonight. A lull tallied yesterday afternoon Willi a Medford along with tho rest of bridge ten at her homo. There , the world, ever eager to welcome1 were three tables In play with prize the new. will celebrate tho event, tor high score going to Miss Kllza-j with custuiuuiv festivity. ! beth Swlgart. Hells will ring out the old undj Kluests were Mla-ses Kredei ic-ka I ring In the new, while dancers, itrommer, Heulah liure, Kllow MaQi mid other merry makers pause UyiIkoii. Hilly llamnielt, Kdna: few monieiits to acknowledge thej Mohr. Mary Hayes. Alice 11olni-l arrival of 1 : 3 1 . I lin k, (lertiude tlaskins. Carlta tlit-; liinrn floors will bo covered: ford. Clara Mary Kusoli and the with serpentine, balloons will bei Missos Klixubetli and Jean Swigart wafted on high, while horns anu and whistles create a din per mitted on New Year's eve only. Many peoplo will vlwlt the local theatres, where colorful progrums have been arranged for tho mid night matinees. others will attend tho dinner dance at the Hotel Meiltord, which Is becoming an annual event and imiii of the most popular ones of tlm social season. Tho annual New Year's evo dance nt the Klks Temple will enjoy Its usual popu larity. Many people who are planning dinner parlies for the evening will continue to the Klks' dance to see the old year out there. Officers who will carry on the work of tho Active club, being or ganized In Medford, for the tlio coming year, were nominated yes terday afternoon at t lib luncheon held at t'he Hotel Holland and will be elected at tho next meeting of the club Tuesday evening, Janu ary 5th There -were 20 members in at tendance at the meeting yesterday. The club will meet every Tuesday with an evening meeting the first Tuesday of each month and lunch eon session for tho other three meetings. AUMSVILLE NEIGHBORS CHOP WOOD FOR NEEDY SALBM, Ore., Dec. 31. IP) Aumsvllle, Marlon county, reports a unique method of poor rellof. It. M. Fuson donated trees. A group of neighbors felled them, converted them Into flro wood and delivered the fuel to tho poverty-stricken home of a widolv and her children. llcalli-tlnliscii Wedding Announced As a great surprise to their many friends in Medford came tho an nouncement today of tho marriage of .Miss ljinler Hansen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. O. 15. Hansen of Sc uttle, and Mr. 'William Heath of this city. They were married In Klamath Falls. December lSlh, by the Hev. Theodore Smith. Hoth young pcoploarc very well known In Medford and are popular members of local society. Tho bi ldo has made her home In this eitv for four years, graduating from the Sacred Heart hospital Leave Today I'nr IHirtliiiitl. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Usenliruggo. ss and daughters. Miirgarct and l.ou-j Ise. left this morning for l'"''t- land. They will return to l'or- vallls the last of the week, where I Miss Margaret Is a student at I lli'euim Slate college. Mr. lllld Mrs. osenbrtiKKo and Louise plan to return to Medford Saturday or Sunday. Mai -bull- Millennia With Dinner Turfy Mr. and Mis. J. li. Marshall and son Jack entertained with a 5 o'clock turkey dinner Sunday, hon oring Mrs. Marshall's nephew. Cecil U-jltz, student of the University of Santa Clara, who Is spending the holidays at tho Marshall home. The guest list Inciuoed Mrs. Stella Anderson and daughter UiVonne. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Marshall and daughter, Itoso Mary. Miss l abrli k Hostess nt Bridge Miss Jeanne Kubrick, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. lllen Kubrick, entertained at the home of her parelits. 101! Crater ljiko avenue yesterday afternoon. Four tables of bridge were In play. tiuests for the afternoon wero Hans Swoboda, 21, of Milwaukee built a model of Cologno cathedral Classified advertising gets results, of 2.i0tl.000 matches. -rN i - - STARTS K 1 ft n n fTV . TAMADDf l 11 II II II II II rVLLULLLLM L ' " 11 11 11 " 1111 1 j SHE LL MAKE YOUR NEW YEAK MORE "SUNNY" L : leve5ette and niedermeye" n Her Newest Shows TOmr0 ''" li tV. . IUI ,31 I .-'-'-U You'll Love the o XJarl IT . ' j "iW mance-. J 1 oM.lvn HprrT v .XV The BRIGHTEST o Manlyn s Merc. , fTg SHOW Reserve Vour S&fc XUM ' Seats tor the iff . 0,' lVyWll M Mldnite Frolic ' 1 I W O W5K a " 1 n m, llll nnoi M A a uirCI I Ml it 1 I ft llll i "M is In I V chi,dr,r " ..10. WlthL A W R E N C E GRAY 35e OJOE DONAHUE JJ KME?tr"i5Ni",f) 0. P. HEGGIE CLYDE COOK j Inez .Courtney Barbara Bedford ll o Brighter, Better, More 0 Radiantly Beautiful Than Ev(- Before ' O LAST TIMES TONIGHT "Oh Sailor Behave" With OLSEN and JOHNSON ALSO ' On tht Stage ELLOW MAE WILSON .Whistllno "THE NIGHTINGALE" training school for nurses with high honors In September. 19:9. Mr. Heath Is n member of the Associated Oil company staff in this city, whero they will make their home. ftlrl Scouts l Net l-'uitureil III llHllfes. Fifteen nienibcrs of Until l.uy's flirl Scout liui-danclng class will bo featured at the midnight frolic lit tho Holly tonight. This class, which was organised Just a few weeks ago. has made great pro gress, and the members to bo seen at tho Holly tonight aro making their first public appearance. The rirls taking part 111 this feature are: Kriuikle itlnabarger, Kath leen Dlllard. Dorothy VaiilJeriunrk( 1'oirirv" Itnt r. N a o m I Jenkins, tlorls ltushnw. liois l.lttrcll, Don na Metcnlf. Hazel tussiuy. Fraj-.ec. Hetty Thorndlko. Marguer ite Gilbrouth. Hentrlce Jones, Christine Pearson and Freda, Un derwood. . Miss llunictto Arrives ti Itiicmis Alrc-i Miss Heii lull Burnettc, daughter of, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Uurnctte of Talent, Informed nor paroius veslerduv by cable that sho nan an-ved at her destination uecem her 39th. nnd would bo married next day. Miss Burnelto sailed for Iluenos Aires November 20. going by way of the Panama canal. She was on the water 39 days. Sho will bo mu.-rlcd to Mr. A. K. l'rlngle, December 30. They will mako their homo In tho Ar gcntlno until 1932, when they will return to Oregon. Mrs. I'jiiIh Hostess To Missionary Ciroup Mrs. Mverett Kads was hostess . yesterday afternoon to nicnibers 1 of the execiitlvo eommltteo of tlio Woman's Missionary society. Di vision leaders, chairmen of tho standing committees and officers of the organllatlon attended. The meeting was presided over by Mrs. It. 1. Hay, president of the society. Annual Wonmn's day whs announced as Jnnunry 25, at which time a muslcnl pageant will be presented nt tho First Christian church. Following tho business session, refreshments wero served by the hostess, Mrs. KadH. Miss Klly llnnon-d At llrldgii' I'orty. Mrs, Edward C. Kelly enter tained last evening with on In formal bridge parly compliment ing. Mi Marjory Kelly, daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. H. K. Kelly, who Is In this city from Albany to il... tiuiiiiuvtt with her par ents. i'Thcro wero two tables of brldgo In piny. . Miss Kelly Is supervisor of physical-education In the Albany i schools and will return to the I northern -tty the last of this week. Peggy Miller. Justlno Miller, Adra Cdwards. Helen Kilnilslon, .Mary alniiston. Marjorlo Iletland, Carol Dodge, Viva IJggett, Horn Jlc- Math, I.oulse Hroinmer, rutncia Hayes, and Anna Mao Fuson. Oiieit lloitso on 4 i New Year's lny Itev. and Mrs. Claildo II. Portor will hold open hoiiso from 2 to 6 o'clock New Year's day at their home, S South Newtown. Their friends have boon requested to cull tomorrow afternoon, to rovivo this old custom. ! it Is t;aest In Meilfonl ' Miss Mnxllio lOmert of Ashland Is spending the week In Ibis city as houao guest of Mlsa baVonno Anderson. j TWO FiiS ML BE BUILT IN MEDFORD Bringing tho December biilldliiK total up to 142, 2J0, applications fo? dwelling construction wore filed tuday at tho city building departnienl by Frank Clurko for a. f5000 dwelling on , Hast Main street and by (lllbort Stuart for a $4500 dwelling on Modoc avo nue. Hoth houses will huvo eight rooms. iismi cm1 Miss Parsons Visits Hern . Miss Mary rnrsonn. student at the Marlborough school In Los Angeles, who has been spending tho Christmas holidays at her limne In Seattle, arrived by train Ibis morning from the north to visit in this city. Kho will accom pany Miss Hetty Bardwell of Med- fonl, also a st-jdenl at tho Marl borough school, south. Palliin Homo ti lln Ncvnc. )f New 1'esr Filh Itles Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton Patlon have Invited 3H friends to their homo this evening to watch tho old year out. Dinner will bo fol lowed by danclnsr. . . Pnjanui fmrlf for Very Vounsj Sot Miss Mnr Jury Miilli'illuii'l, iI iukIi ter of Dr. and Mrs. It. C. Mulhnl land, will entertain tills evening with a dinner and psjuma parly f' group of her grl friends. Its delicate appetizing odor is incomparable 1 res I (Swells ji ' NAIIONAlcnESl i Coffee ! 1 1 Nnl Selil .t Slon. Wfl dllr direct to your hcurrt. The CASWEI.I. COFKEK MAN Tel. D50-J-4, Medford Automatic Electric Coffee Roaiting Accomplithed by the OKO. W CASWELL CO The Season Prompts Us to Extend Neiv Year Greetings and to thank the people of this community for their patronage TONIGHT! NEW YEAR'S EVE PARTY For ELKS . and their rrienas x Real Music Serpentine Noisemakers ELKS' TEMPLE Wednesday Night $1.00 a Couple. Come! Bring a Friend - Starting Today . JARMIN & WOODS Will Give One Complimentary Holly Theatre Ticket FREE! With Each $1.00 Purchase JARMIN & WOODS DRUG STORE "Drugs With a Reputation" Try Our Fountain Lunches. Pan-llrllrnln Merlinf Called for Salunlny Mm. Alellia Vawtcr and Mn. steplien Kye will bo hontewieii Hl urday afternoon at the luncheon for momhera of I'lin-llollcnle to lie held at tho Ilotol Mod ford ut I o'clock. The Season's Greetings and a Happy New Year To All CMmteirCfr - ?1 il. . I
