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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 9, 1931)
MKDFOKD MAIL TKIHUXB. MKDFOltn, OI.'KiiOX. Mil DAY. JAXl'AI.'V !. IfKil PAGE FIVE " CHMEHO BE DflM MeilforJ Ait;v .Uib will its' official charter at :i si',-;.il nurt Jmk tomorrow nU'ht ;tt Hiud Ilol laml. Officers of various Active cluls will In- In M-'tlfoi.l, an well as the International jnv.MiU-m, to yrant the charter to the local clu'i. j Invitations have ,ovn nt-nt to Mayor j J-:. M, Wilson, Ted linker. ecre.j tary of (he L'hnnihor of :oinmcrce. mid prcHid.-nts ,,f the othur .service' clubs in Mcrtfunl. j At 6:45 p. m. the banquet will he i terved. followed hv a welcomini: addrcsH by the prt sclent, Keith Kennel. A .hort tu'k will he made by liev. liennott, then the meeting will be turned over to the Active tiub of Kuene for the ritualistic ceremonies ai'comiianjini, installa tion. Following iiiNtatlaiion. the meet-' ins will he tuined over to the ho.st. 1'hilip H i by, who h:ts plumed an evening of t nt: tainment for Wit ma Ac-iivians. At D a. in.. Sunday niornini;. th-ip will he an inform il break fast at the Hotel Holland, at 1.' a. m . the bowling teams of the Kut,-ene t-!nb and tin- loeal buy will journey, to the Klks club where a bowliiiK tournament will be -held. Sunday afternoon, Harold Larson will lead the boys out to the olf link-; for some recreation uh well as opposition. From all appearain-es. the M'-d-ford Active club will soon be anions the leaders in the stat", as the membership cum posed of young business men of the "jio-get-'em" typo. it At a recent meet inn of .stock holilcrn, officers for the Central I'oint State bank were elected for (he ensuing year, with Theodore !'. Tollefson as president and Alvin Tolb-ison as cashier. W. i. I.eever. W. .1. Freeman and F.lmer Hull wen- elected vice-presidents. The board of direehirs is made up of William Hohnert. Theodore Tollefson. W. ('. I.eever. W. J. Freeman and Klmer Hull. YtHERE ARE SM1LESTHAT MAKE US HAPPV ..cy Lee S. Roberts, the composer, on (. t ") ine perry bmtles program over the m n r T...J.. TL I J Saturday evening ot 8:45 KfSD S ir- vnr vrki n- Dniiuliurs at Xilc I llltrluitiy Puny 'I'u AHilll t'oliiiuilH't'. ) Nlruslii;; l-Acnl .Mi'iu'K-rs of Zult'imit Tt'inpH'-l .Mis. K'o llruu'ii onti'i-tailHHt-No. Imuliiors vt the Nile.! last eveniim at her home on North will meet in the Medforil Mason!,-' Peach, with a card party in eele tempU at 2 oVlm-k, fullowiiiK i' j tiration ot her Mrllulay aumvels K'::H liiut-heoii at the Hotel llol-jary. hind. ) Thero wore four tables f pro- I'lMninitlees wilt l.e nip'inteil ressive whist in play and prizes and arrangements made tor the (, hidi score- were awarded Misn reception for Slll'leine .ueen Mrs. Joyee tiae ami Mls I'lara Wood lvatherine Ulntz of t'hleaKo. who ilmi eoiiMilalion prize went to llm. will make her official visit at (Jraee Yoss. Ashland on IVhruary !. Following cards, a nuzzle stunt Mm. C. T. Sweeney. in esiililiK . was presented ami won by .Mrs. officer, urues all memliorsi to be Clarice Sptihn, who was named to present tomorrow. i ,.ut nlt, birthday cake. A surprise ' -( hntlkerehlef s h' o w e r fin- Airs. Collncc Wnineii's t'lul lirown was then brouuht Into the .mcvis inr i muii. (program on an umbrella'. i l lie I'olleKo omens rum win, tlui-sts for Hie evening were meel tomorrow at the ll.it. I Med-; jlss,.s fara Wood. Lucy Davis, ford for 1 o'clock luncheon. An j,,.. p....... Maiirarct Kerr. Wlll- interestinir i.roKram will follow iiak,.r. Kmnn. .lenkills Viola luncheon. Mrs. ltol.erl Hammond gorily, oliw I'arker ami ! will review "That Man. I'awi-H." ,,.,, prothv Haucom. J'Mnu bv I'anl l.each. Mrs. Hlslo l'arl-l1t. ,,, ton Strain; will sine several num. ....ii,,,, ii,,,i...tl ai..-i... riis.... I hers, accom lied at the li-iu (;,ace Voss and Anil liowrinK. ! by Mis. Kva Marsh. All members are asked to call fntineil Mrs. I.eland .Mentzer, U27 today jw(H siitnnlay. I for reseivations. An i-arent-Teaclier iinits of the countv will be represented at the: rnmlly Dinner Knj.iyed all-ihi'v meetinu- of the council to; At Whitman Homo. M hul( at ontral Point hiKh; Mr. anil Mrs. illard Hitman s(.noo tomorrow, beuinnlni; nt 10 entertained la.t evenin with n:a.m. dinner and card . party for A)l frion(ls Hli WPn ns parUcl f;i'OUi of relatives and friends. j ,,-,, parent-Teacher work nre oers were placed n r .vir. jnvltel for the day's proRiam. ! Mis. K. W. Wakefield. .Mr, and Mrs. It. W. Wakefield, Air. and Mrs. .1. W. Wakefield, Mr. and Airs. U. Coss. Airs. Cora Powell and Louis P.ashaw. Luncheon will he served during the imun hour Point circle. by I ho Centra Ij Nohlltts YlU'tltlnliln;? In tlio SoliUl Air. and Airs. II. L. Noblilt, who B. P. W.'s Plan Dinner ro, iu.u.y . .lhave been snendinu- several weeli Huines'atidPiofeHsiiinal Vom-i J1 jK.U1(l ! en's club will he held .it the Hotel ''1' """"B" "" " t .1 - Vlolland Tuesday evenil.s t :30 . fo' '"' week, accord nB to let o'clock. Special music and other received by local friends, and intereHtinn proKram numbers have Probably spend a month in the been arranged for the evenitiK, .miss THERE ARE SMILES THAT MAKE MOTHER HAPPY For instance, the smiles that go 'round the family table when she . brings in "good things" made with Sperry Drifted Snow Flour the perfect flour for all home baking. .Your grocer has this "flour that makes smiles". Ask him today for a sack of SPERRY DRIFTED SNOW FLOUR THE LARGEST SELLING FLOUR IN THE WEST Lucv Davis, chairman of the com-; ,!.;., n,.,.,! tl.i mnrnlnir ' Mr- Weed Is Other members ol :llie committee j Chosen P" are: Miss Winifred Walker. .Mrs., "hel Weed was elected Clarice Spulm. Mrs. Ann HowrinK. i l'r.nleii of the Pasl Nnhle (.ram s Alls, (irace K. Voss. Mrs. Klsle t'""' , Brown anil Mrs. Kdna Isuacs. Skiing Party Arranged for Sunday Afternoon .Members of the Institute club of the First Methodist church are re quested to meet at the home of Janet Trill on North Holly street at 12:30 Sunday afternoon to Join the sliliim party. The lipwortli league and the in nliiR with Airs. Weed at her home on Park avenue. Airs. .Minnie ury ant was chosen secretary. ilrs. I.. Ij. Baker o KtiRcnc, wife of Dr. Baker, who is grand master, was guest of honor. .lis. C'nmphell Kntei'taliis. Airs. A. F. Campbell entertained Informally with a brldse party and stitttte club will hold an important ; supper at her home on ueday joint meeting Sunday afternoon at j avenue Wednesday evening, honor-I .-: ;0 at the home ot Alts. K. c. ing Air. ami .Mrs. iieginaui i-anui Corn. t and Mr. Aloore. ' SCOUT EXECUTIVES TO MEDFORD PUPILS HEAR TALK BY PASTOR. ON U HONOR ROLL' itcv. riiiiitii u. rm in- or tin I'irft l'ri'Hjyt rian -liur-h will address He i-xccirtivt-H f Crali.-i li ko I'vxuu il at ttu-ir annual mirlurs. A dinner will bu H-rved after which reports by various' committee chnirmen will he iven. Hamilton I'atton will preHide at the mcetlnn, and officers for the cominK' year will he elected Delegates from Grunts Pass, Phoe nix and Ashland are expected to attend. UP NORTH and Wherever You Go You Find Blue Ribbon Malt UMVI-ntSlTY OK OKKCON, Ku-' eno, Jan. !. (Spl. I Dorothy KndK of Merifnrri whh one of the j : five t tndents to receive a Rnide of l in every Hithjecl Hhe whs study-i hip: lust term at the L'ntvorHity ot wre;on. uccurumn 10 an aunouueu i inent from the office of the renis ! trar, Kail M. Pnllott. Miss KhcIh ! j made this exceptional record as at major in Latin. I ruree otner meuiorti HtuneniH at U. of O. were uIho named on the ; i honor roll, which totnied 12S and ineludeH the ntiines or those who I made no grade. Urns tluiu a II dur-j ing the full term. They were Fred ' K. Deu'-l. a net-ond year law slu-' dent; Juanita Demmer, who Is ail junior studying Homanco lan- guageB. find Evelyn Wold, a fresh-! man imijoring in language and lit- j erulure, 4 -1 sf &h& i0 i A sreat hnusecleanllii; of finality ini'i'eliandiso will hein at the M. M. Department toro tomorrow moinlnu'. Hat unlay, with the open Ing of th6 annual January clear ance ale. H Included In the array uf artieh-w on sale"in every department In the store are coata, dresw.'R. children's clothing, nhoes and numerous other item of interest to southern Ore yon shoppers. Particularly attrac tive bargains wilt he available In the buwement where lower priced incH-handisc ia sidd. The tinpfirnllclcd popularity that Illuc Ribbon Malt enjoy could only he merited by outtndin tupcrt orVy. Made under tientific mpervision, thii all barley malt it constant !y tested to keep its high quality uniform. That's why it if America' Hifttfet Seller, and winning new friends every day. Packed full 3 lbs. it rift fn tjrnn' ftrrip Bnsik for ttrlif:tttiM fnmh and fflnrfi. Adittsi; ftrmtrt Mall MOa Co., 7 Jit A'. Mu.ht$an A i. , tJinnff, IlL jjr erica's Highest Seller o KI'TCIIIK AS, Alaskn. Jan. !). 1 iiVt New Impetus was ad fled to the seHich near here today for l'irt Hobln Kenahan and two coinpatil"tH, mlKSliiK since (let. 2H whf;n It was learned the fliers eorrld a brown blanket similar to the one ven on Duke. Island beach. ! I Two nil-plane wheels found oti Annette Inland brought Pilot Anscel Kckmann to Annette Island enterday from Prince It u pert, D. t, to search for other parts from the Kenahan plane. The wheel" were Identified as extra land In gear carried by the filers. i KM: I the Blue Ribbon Malt program on your lotj Columbia System Station every Tuesday at 10 P.M. Marop Take tlfflei? j ! PKNDI-KTON, Ore., Jan. !. Vf George I.fwis, new muyor of Pcn-Idl'-ton. took over the rHns of city; government with th rouneil Inst j night. H succeeds Lee Me A tee. mayor for two terms. A.kiLMit jta.tri h ifa-Elk.-iLkMiki,i. vw.';-Mii, f .a itfUiibmtSiam. .'.i.w--'.wj'i;w r S -M.itiWiiHi .1 iff. WlHIH M mm IMllMIMMJJMJMMaMMMMJmMJMWMMMaj.. 3 " l Here they are...while quantities last. Bargains in fine foods never before offered by Safeway or any other company in this section. You can get your full share of these spectacular savings by coming early. Quality of every item absolutely guaranteed but bear in Riind.prices are effective only while quantities last. Prices Effective Saturday, Monday, Tuesday PORK and BEAM Van Camp's with delicious tomato sauce. Stock the pantry shelves at this ex tremely low price. Medium can6. 9c regular 4 CANS Peaches Max-l-mum, or Del Monte. Fancy quality ) in heavy syrup. Regular price 25c can. Lge. No. 2J'2 Cans Pineapple Max-i-mum Extra Fancy whole slices In heavy syrup. Regular price, 29c can. Pears Max-l-mum, Extra Fancy halves In rich tasty syrup. Wonderful fruit. Regular price, 28c can. O Lge No. 2'2 Cans O L8"- A. No. 22 Cans 35c 41c 39c 3 Fancy Corn Max-l-mum Fancy golden sweet, tender, delicious grains. Kegu lar price 20c can. String Beans Stayton Oregon Pack, tender ry stringless. Regular price 15c Ripe Olives Highway, .medium ;,size. The su-" r preme relish that completes the -3 meal. Regular price 18c can. No. 2 Cans No. 2 Cans Tall Cans Pumpkin Max-i-mum, fancy selected gold en pie pumpkin. A special for cafes and boarding houses. Lge. No. 10 Cans Pears derful for salads. Regular price S. No. 2i2 25c can. Cans 45' 33' 35 37' 33' Cherries Cherries, something extra, jr No. 2 something good. Regular price Cans ' 33c can. 51c Tomatoes clous, red ripe tomatoes. Rogu- No. 22 lar price 18c can. Cans 28' Pineapple slices, golden ripe fruit. Never No. 2z so low priced. Regular price 23c Cans Pumpkin Douglas, fancy golden pie pumpkin for delicious pies. Regular price 15c can. 2 Lge. No. 2', Peaches Highway Brand, . extrar choice, delicious ripe yellow peaches. Regular price 20c can. 2Lge.- No. 2J2' Blackberries Max-i-mum, fancy table ' fruit, f excellent for pies. Regular price 23c can. Loganberries Max-l-mum, fancy quality, serve r with cream or make a pie. Regu J. lar price 25o can. Strawberries Max-i-mum fancy quality heavy syrup. The pick of the crop. Regular price 29o can. Tomatoes Oregon pack standard tomatoes, compare the extra value. Regu lar price 2 cans 25c, 37' 21' 31 31' 35' In O No. 2 I W ( 2Cans ij 330 No. 2 Cans Cans Pan Crust Shortening The highest quality, pure, vege- Jl taht ithortenlna. oeelal fc 4JS; 69c Safeway Flour Safeway is milled from the finest wheats, economical op eratlon brings to you high quality at a low price. You paid $2.19 a bag a yc.ir ago. 49 lb bag $1.27 Rolled Oats Albcn Sunripe, the oldfnshloned flake oats, serve a hot cereal. 9 lb bag - - 37c Red Mexican Beans Fancy recleaned red Mexicans, exceptional food value. Save at Safeway. 4c lb -10 lbs 43c Oranjes Sweet and Juicy Bve at the Safeway D)zen. 10c Swift's sugar cured, the greatest value on this quality meat. Hams the greatest ' meat. Half or whole -lb. 22c Corn Meal Fancy Eastern White or Yellow' 9 lb. bags - 28c Soap P & G, the large bar of ljundry soap. Think of the value. 20 bars - - 55c Potatoes . S. NO. 1 Even s 100-lb. bag . . . $1.49 KLAMATH U. S. NO. 1 Even slie for baking 14. lbs. 25 qTT STORE NO. 43f 309 E Main. Phone 1176 We Deliver Quantity Orders 210 W. Main. Phono 1010 STORE NO. 471 A if. 'mariiar-' o
