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Crjrtor k-lJika OtiiM irioetn
rzrr with Mm. Harvey KloMs, 24
Crntor, Ice nvoninj. ;
Oij-ls' Lcukuo council lun-
.j chfon nt hlb m-hool totlny
noon.
-4- Zuleimft Tcmplo, Dnugh-
f torn of Iho Nile, will hp on-
toi'tnlm-rt m ff;3fi linnnr.
'. H. C. "Uih imtn thlH
rr ovoniiiR nt thp home of Mr.
ZIZ' nrt .Mph. C H. Iliittorficld.
Tupsilay
r Fidelity Olrclo of tlir M.
rrrr R. church moPtK with Mik. v
Hllny I). Unnxon this rfier-
' noon.
St. Ann's Altar wnclpry rnrrt
party In Hip Catholic rnrlnh
r hull.
r .Wtwlncmlii.v
Uowcna currle moot thin
r -afternoon with .Mm. Ailnms-
Z.'- at her home at Ontnil I'olni.
Wompn of Itotary meet
" - J thin aftprnoon for rimlw at
Hip homo of MrH. W. W. V.
-. Molt, Coining t'ourt.
Thn Thimble Cluli f
J Chrysanthemum tilreln will
m meet thin evening , at the
zZ ;KamtiPlH home for a iard
"r 'parly.
4 . . Thursday
zrrr The rarnation dun m'ptf
fmliiv. with H. D. Elliott. 214
zrr WpMt JnrltHon.
" Uoyal NVlRhhorfl hpnofit
curt! party at the K. P. hall.
-.'r ThP IliiIltllnK JtrlrtMP Huh
;r-- mpptM this afiprnoon at the
?"J Kit-Hied home. .
Friday
r5 WaMh!nntn'H Jilrtlulay toa
t thi MPthndiMt Kpim'opal
3"'urch. thin afu nioon.
-'f. Ktiiintlay
Annual W'ashiiiKion Ciith-
fr ilay luiM'hPon of l. A. It "'
-": t llotl Ih-llaml.
-tT clMinh thfK pvcnitiK. I'V art-
IkIm linn i iho l'acil'ic Luthpr-
rt mi nollt'MC. t; .
?Vdenfihc Dance of
5jy ieomen Popular '
Ht. ValPrttlnp's'ilay-and the 3 tth
iannlvprHary of fhe Veoman' lotigp
IworP the InHpiratlon .for the danc
rr r',JK" Prt'tv hihl ThuiHday ovonin
i.ln thP lortpo hall on (Jrnpp HtroPt.
ThP hull wa polnrfulty dnrorat
Tva. with valeittlnPM tnhl Valentino
novPltlPH and mimic for thp evi'rit
? irwuei fiirnlNhPfl hy OynKo'H ort-hcH-
tra. JoMowliiK ditnPlnfr, rpfrpwh
z:montH worn nnrvml,
.'.r.' "
. Mrs., liny IVnnl
-Tho '1'hopnix Tlnirhday rluh mot
ZLut tho homp of MrH. Hoy Ward
.l'phruary 12, Mih. Rrt Marshall
hoiPK UNKlKtant IiohIphh,
.A :ivo'Pd dith Hmchpon was
" fallowed' ;liy onn of- the niowt In-1
torpHtlnu bUHlnpfH HCfHlonH of tho
ye4tr.-
f ThP - (te'lt'uatpfl .to . the homc
..hialcprw' roiifprent-p mivp Intert'st
lnK' nnri lhntruVuvV I'pportH on,
ThO flndtfruK and rci-ommPiidhtthnH
of the. varloiid departments. -,
Mr. liny AVurrtrepyrled on
foods und nutrition, .'".Mr Wvii
Pauherly on houslnn utwl home
manaKtMnem,. MrH.. Cliff -Mmiwt on
coHt ot living and Mih.- Johho Kd-.
wardH on clothing. . . .,
The library committee imported
that. . the redPCorntinK of the puh
i:c library had hoen completed.
With new wall paper, paint and J
ample shelving the building
lM
now ono tlint any eonitiiu'nUy Ih
p'rond; to own. H wuh voted to
publicly thank the following peo
ple WhirmwdKied iho eltih In hrhiK
hiK thiK. nhout: Mayor W. 1.
narn.eK, . Liituport8 I' a I il l and
Wall paper departnipnt. Itert
Stancllff who snperintended the
work nd Jaclc SamuelH who do
nated hid labor. . v
A .committee wa appointed to
moot with I'letchor Fish and eutd
tlo play, "AlwayH in Trouble." to
lie Klvon l the vluh In thp near
future.
Th ftoJct meeting will he held at
the hnmeVif Mm 12. J. IJltletlcld,
Kcb. 2Cth.
DitrnoH lCntertalii
('a Hi (lull .
Xlr. nnd Mrs. R. W. Durno en
tpftalnpd members of iho little
curd club Wednesday evenlnK at i
their, home. Covers Were placed
for 12 nt fllnnor nfter which three
tiihlcs of hrldKC were In play.
-Sacreil
Cnnc(i't
lillll.eMiti Clililtil.
AillstH from tho 1'aclfic l.mn
crnn coltcKe will lour t'nlll'ornlu
and favor Medfmd Willi a pro-
Kram of vocal nnd InHtrunienlal
i.iiiiitc- on Snlurdlly. Kelmiary 31.'
nt p.nij I'Veo will offcrliiR.
Parent-Teacher Organizations
Are Celebrating 34th Birthday
1 :. . ;
Parenl Teacher ornittilr.ations I
tlnoUKliout tho United? mates aroi
MtioMtnff thin -month to Pommem- I . . 1
n (the ptoteetlon of women and ehll-
ornte the founding of Parent-1 ()).r.n ftnrt yvMvr umlerstandlng
J'VeiichPr work thirty-four ypnmjby parents and edueiitot! of the
ngo, in February. 1SH7. ' needH of children of nil hkps.
The firm meeting wan called In Many who helprd Mrs. Plrney
AVrinhlngton, D. V by Mr. Theo. to realire her diram are still glv
. ilflro Jllrnny and financed by 'Mrs. ing n faithful and loving service
Vhoebo Ilenrnt, who iih" ploneeid which has continued tlwounh
ln thi groat -thotiKht of parental I thirty-four yen in. May we do
education hoped not in vain forjthmn honor and strive to carry on
n movement fur-"better children, j when only time vhall compel them
liflier hotmH and belter pnreniH." to nlve up their Joyful lubor of
. Thin It OVldeneed hy the fuel love,
that , today the Parent-Tcuohcr or- I Tim Wh Iti 1 1 ouse eon f oreuco In
gunlKaiion haa more than a million . t ! 3 wan made po.-ble by that
nnd 0j half niembeiH. 'first conference thirty-four years
The size nf the went oigonlie i-' ao ami we hope to measure the
lion In measured nut only In Its
memherHtlp' hut "by Itn outstaml-1
J j Mus,c GroP ears
Program Of Drama,
Singing On Tuesday
1 1 ..- i'.
.I-oriy members of the .lackfton
cotmty i'hapiLT of the Oi'eiron Mii
sic Teachers association mot at
the home of Alrn. E. K. (lore
Tuetfday eveninK. A program in
chiH'KP of MJhh Jlarriet Jtaldwin,
music supervisor uf the Med ford
Ft'hnolct, was presented. MIsh Maid-
win Kave an iuttrPHtinK tit tl on
public school music and pxhihit'-d
the book used In the local court,
then prpHpnted a K-otip of i'wh
scboit) pupils in several numbers.
The Kit'"' sextet, composed "f
Sybil Joan VounK, llosa (lore, I.p
neve Sim kins, .MihIkp Kunnuin,
Kilenn fJrey and J'aulino Stevie,
saiitf a Kroup of Uusslan sonn:
"Shumleer SonK," ( letch inuninolT;
"On the Volga. l-o Folk Sung"
anil "In a Three Horse Sleigh."
The boys' o telle, which in
cludes Milly Parsons, Winston Tlo
toll. Levon riuuford, Victor Wool,
Dut ward, Cusk, Harold Ccilaitor,
mux icoj find Art (;ook, satm
ftroup of .Nokto Sidrlluals: 'Steel
Away," , "Oh, iMury Don't '.You
Weep'' and "Swin Low, Svf'et
t'linriol.'
Mi. lOd Andrewrt Piilertained
with n recitation. "Uttlo HatiKte"
uud (iiintatloiiM from Hie hard HI.
Uomeo and .luliei und Macheth
I'ol lowing the profxi jitn refresh
meats were served by the hostess
Mr. Klsio Carl tun Strang will
arninKe tbo profam for the next
iiieetinK. -
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.Mrs. Andrews Hostess
To M Issloiiury ;nup
Tlie W'onitin's Misnlonary Roriidy
of I In- Christian church imt at the
home of Mrs. W. 1. Andrews, 35
Vancouver street, on Tiu-sdiiy aft
ernoon. , The president, Mrs. It. L,
Ctay, presided at the business per
iod. A short memorial service was
conducted hy Mis. Kverett Kads,
honorlnK tne loved and esteemed
Blrttor of the society, Mrs. Alfred
Kallsbnck, who passed away ho re
cently. MrH. Gertrude Klrkpntrlck led
the worship period, uslnjj Keel.
H:( und Isa. 55:11 as the scrip
turo lesson, fittlnff the theme, "Af
ter the SowlnK the Harvest;"
closlnff this period with the sonjf.
"What Shall the Harvest Hp."
J-'or thp prpsentatlon lvour, tho
theme for study was "Our Cor
ner In Sister India's House.' The
map talk, In which wuh shown the
particular corner of Itidiu, la
which, the disciples are working,!
was Kiven in n very efficient way
by Mrs. lluson. Htn?rtll1nff-tlu'
hCfinnfUK of our work in India
ami the mission; strategy of that
day, was given by Mrs. C. It. lloyd.
Mrs. uvnns gave the contrasting
picture of the "present mission
policy and the better ways of
conducting tho work," At the soc
ial hour following, refreshments of
cake and coffee wore served.
Thorn were thlt'ty-nlne members
prPHPnt nnd ten visitors. Those
assisting the hostess were Mrs. O.
Klrkputriek, Mrs. Itoe, Mrs. lluson.
M in. K vii ns. Mrs. Wa Iden. M rs.
Davla and Mrs. Prod Gerard.
.
-Mr. and Mrs. Script er
Honored .At Party
Twenty-one friends pleasantly
surprised Mr. and Mrs. Karl T.
Scripter on thelv 14th wedding
anniversary T h u r s d n y evening,
I'pbruary 12. with a covered dish
dinner served nt (1:30 p. m. At
tho close of the dinner n beaut
iful gift was presented to the
honored couple. Cards were the
niversion or tne evening.
Among those .present were Mr.
and Mrs, 1 1, C. CJIascock, Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Lalng. Mr. and Mrs.
Lee Million,. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Mareh. Mr. nnd MrH. A. II. Shir
ley atxl pon Darroll, Mr. nnd Mrs.
Carl Pearson, Mrs. (ieorge Ted
rick, Mrs. Oeorge Franks, M rs.
Florence Lalng, tho Missea Freda
Laing, Christine Pearson, Rosa
mond lieffner, Doris Hashaw,
Hand CasHiulay and -the honored
guests: Mr. and Mr. Hurl J), j
Scripter und children, Annis ami
Kenneth. !
Wanderlust Invade
Yoiuifivr Gid up
The desire to travel which has
been foremost In tho minds of
several daughters nnd sons of
prominent members of local soc
iety for some time is 'spreading
to other mimibers of the younger
a1'1 H"1 arrival of summer will
find Hilly NYwhtill. mm nf Mr. nnd
Mis. f. .s. Newhall, willliiR for Kur
il pe.
He will spend the Hummer
studylnit In I'Yutico and return to
Yule In the full.
Miss Penny I lam in II, diuifthtcr
of Mr. and Mrs. , w. lianimll.
and Miss rrances Span nw. dauith'
ter of sir. and Mrs, Alex Sparrow
. are already touring l:uroie.
Inn achievement. In fields of cdu-
i cot Ion, public welfare, child and
'future in ipiiiih of the proiein of
ihv nnwl.
MEDFORD MATTj
Tea Honoring First
President Arranged
For Friday, Feb. 20
The Washington's Itirthday tea
will he held this year nt thp
Methodist Kpiscopal church Fri
day afternoon at 2 o'clock, it was
a n n o u need y est erd a y .
Tea will be served during the
program which is as folloWm
Piano Duet Santa Lucia, N'ila
Green nnd Phyllis . Hedgppeth.
A Drill Pupils of the lit class
Patriotic Songs Pupils of the
J A class.
The Jialhtd of P.eisy Itoss. Joan
P.urke.
A Heading Like Washington
Odu Joan Pruilt.
Piano Solo -Fairy 121 vet Lou
Ine Ker-see.
A Play Washington's Dream
Pupils of. the 2lt-2A class.
A Heading George Washing
ton dock Pruitt.
Tap Dance Ituck nnd Wing
Uarbara and Natalie Shelby.
Playlet A Visit to Oeorge
Washington's , . Dome pupils of
I ho 2 A-;ill-ilA classes.
Instrumental Trio Piano and
'4uiJit TruuniiJn, Suhuma'nn:
Moment MuHcal. Schubert, Mrs. !
.1. F. White, Itosa (lore, Marjorlej
Pa ley.
The Minuet Odu Jean Pruitt.
rending.The d oncers. Itebccca
Chancy. Lots Deal, Hvi-lyn I'M
wards, Nila firoen. Mary Louise
Mann. Wylene Morritt, Lois Span-
ol, Oraco T'lrntniist.
M;my Knjoy fiovcly
Parly -U Guild Jlull
There were twenty tables of
bridge In play yesterday after
noon at the Valentine bridge tea
sponsored by the younger mem
bers of the St. Mark's Guild. First
prize for contract bridge was
awarded Mrs. Hadley, firM prbse
at progressive went to Mrs. C: ft.
Most ami. first prize nt miction to
Miss Ann Purucker.
Itridge was followed by tea and
a concert of music and dancing.
IjaMerle J!Prk appeared in the
dance and solos were sung by Mrs.
Mariiaret Huntooii Williamson and
Mrs. Iloynl Iiebb. They were ac
companied at the piano by Mrs.
II. G. Purucker.
Wakcliclil-ltruii
WedditiK- Told
Of Interest to many southern
OreKonians l.s announcement of the
marriat,'o of MIsm Isolle K. P.rown,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George
Pro'wn of Itrownsboro to Mr.
Wayne Wnkefltlld, .on of Mr. ami
Mrs. W. K. Wakefield of Iowa. Tlf
ud(tinn was an event of Saturday.
February 7th. at the Presbyterian
church, parsnnatte, the ceremony
helnc read by ltew Claud P. Por
ter In the presence of a few Im
mediate relatives and friends. Mr.
nnd Mw. AVakefleid will make
their Iminn in Mod ford.
Pre-lxMiten Party
Knjoyed by Bridge Club
.. Members of the LuUding Hridf?P
club held their pre-lenten party
Thursday at the home of Mrs. J.
W. Young on Hotilh Oakdale. Table
decorations were in colonial de
signs. Place cards were small sil
houettes of Abraham Lincoln,
tallya wore nntlonrtl favors. Aftor
tho luncheon was served, six
tnhlea of brldgo Wore in .play.
Next meeting will he with Mrs.
Klrsted at her country home in
Sams Valley.
Cntliollc Ladles Plim
Ctinl I'nrty Tuesday
Soelety is anticipating the card
party to bo held Tuesday after
hoon In the Catholic parish hall
under the auspices of thp St. Ann's
Altar society.' Play will begin at
2: 15. This Is the lost social the
ladies will hold before Faster.
Palmist Auxiliary
Meets Parker iloine
The Ladlea' Auxiliary of the
First Baptist church met with Alrn.
C. M. Parker,. Tuesday, Keh. 10,
1931. The meeting; was called to
order promptly at 2:30 by Ringing
"Shall We tint her nt the Itlver."
Prayerj MrH. Florence Williams:
werlpture,: hy president, "Putting
First Things First." Hagar. chap
ter I; prnypr, Mrn. U. L. llogue;
Bong, "Take the Name of Jesus
With You."
Short business HPHsiott with good
rclortn. ,
The committee -had prepared
flowor game, Itlhle questions, etc.
UefrPHhments wtr served hy Mrs.
M. L. Dally, Mrs. 11. tl. Peach,
Mrs. J, T. Hoshear.
ft- .,
Will lie Curtis
At .Uvdcr Home
Mr. and Mrs. .1. K. Lester will
entertain on Sunday at dinner
Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Wilson who
recent ty sold their home here,
and will leave Wednesday fr
Los Aimehs to make their home.
Mr. ami Mrs. Wtlm will be great
ly missed by n host of friends.
Medford Women Attend
Zulchiin 'IVnipIn Session
The rcKUlur meeting of X.uleimn
Temple. Daughter. of the Nile,
held yesterday a(ternon in Ash
land was- attended by a uroup fo
member from thU city. Several
motored to the neighboring city
for the luncheon given by the
Kastern St;tr ladies and others in
tended the afternoon session only.
A mmiu them were .Mesdames
Woodford. Frav.ec. Woods. Mo
riuwiin, (lilbert. Holme.', Lumsdeu.
St ra nn. K. M . Wison a ud M f w
tlertrude Weeks. ;
l.crcal CluliM Invited
To lu -deal Monday.
Mrs. Wood, president of tlie
Ashland Music club, ,as Invited
memlters of the Cre.ited Medford
club and partlelptints in local niu
it I en I oitSvlties to attend the mn-
kIimiIp to be clven Monday
in (hp Prehvtermn church in I
AMtl.ind. An interesting proui .m
hat been uriantu-d for the eve -
Women of notm To
Meet Willi Ml, Holt i
Mm W W P lb It will hn bow i
tess to Women of Kotftry at her
home, rornlng CiMirt Wedtieihiy
afternoon. Several tables of bridpP.J
till) he in play.
TRIBUNE, BEDFORD,
D. A. R. News
Friday evnlnpr, February 20.
from 8 10 8:30, crnter Uilto chap
ter, n. A. n., will hrondi-nst a
Hperinl ) r o v r iim over K.1IEIJ.
There will le two nuinlral mnn
l)er. u reuflitiK "An American lili
zen." hy Mis Sara V:in Meter and
an iMMreHH hy Alrn. J. .Vnrris
on "What In the I). A. li.
Satnriln.-, February 21. will liP
hold the annual WaHhlnfitnn himh
day luncheon at the Holland Ho - I
te ut 1.00 o'clock. ThlM Ik a
no-lijiM luncheon ami members of j
Al....wt r.n,l l.'l'.niftlt. I.'mJIk.
:n ..i.... i ... ..-..-...it r...o'fiw. imtiie ,,r i i i nixe iho,. ..... .... w..
1 ii.iii.in ..in .urif li-- ..."v.... ......
ter lake c hapter has chaise of
the luncheon nmiiiK ''iwnm and
all members are asked to call
the chairman. Mrs. M. M. Morris,
J 1 ;"'), before Thursday evening.
iFohriuiry is, and make reserva
tions for the luncheon. Those a-d-'ting
Mrs. Morris :trf M rs. Perl
Anderson. Mrs. .1. II. Coehran.
Mrs. C. C. Van Scoyoc and Jane
Snedicor,
The Ashland chapter will have
charye of the program and has
secured Mr. Irving Vining as the
speaker for the altci -noon. Musi
cal niiinber.H will be furnished by
the Klamath Falls chapter.
Mrs. Koppes Hostess
To Missionary Group
The February rnet ting of the
Women's Home- Missionary society
of the First Methodist church took
place at the home of Mr. 11. A.
Koppes Tuesday afternoon. Fxer
ciscs opened with t he reading of
the Creed by President Mrs. Walk
er. Various report, were given
during the business session and
plans made for sending a box .of
supplies for the Jomo Lee home
in Alaska to reach there by. Raster.
Devotional period, "Other
Folks." was conducted by Mrs.
T.ymn n.
Mr 4. W. F. Campbell very ably
gave t he review chapter.
Traillni; the Compi is t adores fol
lowed with "On tin- Roads to San
la 1 loniiiiKo,' and Spanish Youth
In lite Southwest, by Mrs. Lyman
and, Mrs; Walker respectively. f
Closing prayer by Mi.s Phipps.
Mi's. Koppes served refreshments.
assisted by Mrs. Oarop and Mrs.
Wiloy.
Mrs. Orr Hostess
At Bridge Luncheon
Mis. Albert F. Orr entcrtainpd
yesterday afternoon with a lunch
eon at the Hotel Mod ford followed
hy hrltlgo at her home. Covers
were placed for IS nn the tables,
hpnittifully dPcorafPd in swept peas
nnd tapers, with the Valentino mo
tif expressed in favors and placr'
cards.
I'ollnwlng luncheon the guests
continued to Mrs, Orr's . home,
where tour tables of bridge wove
in play.
Prize for high wore wart" award
ed Mrs. Jack Thompson, prize tor
second high wont to Mrs.- Frank
Isaacs and prize for-low score to
Mrs. W. Y. Crowson.
Mr. and Mrs. Mahar
Make Homo Here
Of interest to members of the
youngor set is announcement ot
the marriage of Miss Orra Fran
ces Kohcrson and Mr. Robert D.
Ma bar, which was an event of
Saturday, Februnry 7. Mr. and
Mrs. Mahnr will make their home
in this city.
Miss Itenjamiu Honor
nest, Bridge Party
Complimenting Miss Kdlth Pen-
jnmln, who will leave this week
for Portland, Mrs. 10. C. Harbor
and Miss Kvangeline Penjamin
Piilertained nt bridge the first of
Hie week, (litest were-: Mesdames
It. M. Foeller, K. C. Itarbur. Dor
othy Dnvles nnd the Misses Sarah
Whillock. Pertille Mlkschc. Irene
Sled, Kvaimoline and lOdlth Iten
Jamln. (oldtMi Link Class
Ami 'Friends Guest " .
Members and friends of ihe
Colden Link cla.ss of tho Paptist
-hurt;h were entertained with a
Valentine party Friday evening at
the h ome of M r. a n d M rs, K Hon
Wahlrun, . on . Sunset Drive. The
evening was spout ' in playing
games and doing Htuuts. Those
receiving prizes were Mr. ( A.
WhillcK-k, Mi-a ft. H. WtlliamH,
Mrs. ,L 1-:. Lester, ant) .1. ft. Judy.
At n late hour Valentine re
freshments, wore served by Mr.
Italph Raymond. N. A. .Mead and
the hostess. There were forty
quests who enjoyed iho hospital
ity of the Waldrons.
llrldge Cluh Meets
At sleeior Home
Dr. ami Mrs. II. W. Sleet er en
tet tained members nf the Jt ridge
club at their home Tuesday eve
ning. I'ol to wing dinner three
tables of bridge were In play.
UGLY GOITRE
"Goes in 4 Weeks"
Avoid Dangerous Operation
"Your four ff k honteiifaituftit ernlfd nif
foitie."--Mr. . M. Srn,fi, Attirit, Olnn
"My tkx er miI uKitf Uul vuiir
trf.itnifnt I rmtrd my koiot in I tmnth.
Tlii ,i tc.ti ii, tiiuiir rif vf i i r
ttirned "Mi W. A. IVar. I'iPHton, B.C.
End Goitre Quick at Nome
" "limine inn rt-j, imunirti way .M.my v
i'"" 4.w" h,ul, ethn
u. H , K h0k t lUnte iWk i;, iire
1 Sp,-).iiut tIli Ww u m.l 4l,uk
; FREE Send No Money
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OKEUOW SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1011
M rs. Wright Named
Chairman of Circle
The Sunny Slntern circle of the
Treshyterian rhureh met' Tuesday
at the homp of Mrs. .Murk Writtht
a Kood attendance waa present
and the election of ofl'ieerK wan
the leading feature of the .pro
crum. Mm. Wrluht was electeil
'halrman of the c.iroio and Mra
- Harry .Murks, wcretary-trcasurer.
- Plunn for n cooked .fonrt saleias t.ut nhI a" silver offerlnK tak;
February L'K. were discussed and 1 ,.n fr UHt. jn Parent-Teacher ex'
arranuemcntK made for an unus- tension In Oregon.
lull O.'lftV to 1 .0 hebl in M:lliif at H'l... -nl,nln n" .1.1..... I...
1 -. .
1 parly will include a display of an
tuples and will probably be an
I afternoon tea.
What the Girl
Scouts Are Doing
By Mrs. I). ,. Wlllson.
"The Ciirl Scout Trail," is the
title of the picture to bo shown
Monday and Tuesday at the Holly
theatre In connection with tho
regular feat ure. This picture will
be of special interest to all Ctrl
Scouts as It deals with the life of
a girl, who found many adven
tures, and a lot of fun on the
Scout trail.
Past oblo O rand's
Fiitcrtaiiicri Thursday
The Past Noble Grand club of
tho Itebekah bulge met Thursday
evening for the regular monthly
moeting of the organization at the
home of Sister Hryant.
Tlie regular business session was
followed by initiation and several
new members were taken into the
club. Tho remainder of the eve
ning was devoted to sewing on a
quilt and ten towels.
Twenty-five members were pres
ent and refreshments served by
the committee, composed of Mes
dame.e Itryant. Pa Ion, Parks and
Oaiiy.
Mrs. New ball Visits
.Mother In South
Mrs. C. S. Newhall is leaving
soon for Los .Angeles, Cal., where
she will spend six weeks visiting
her mother. Airs. William Story.
Kovt'cna Circle
MeelK WcdneMlay
Kowona Circle, No. i22, will
meet Wednesday afternoon, Febru
ary IS, at the home of Mrs. Itud
Adams at Central Point.
MclameH Cirren
And Arnold Hostesses
Mrs. Fred (ireen and Mrs. C.
It. Arnold were hostesses to four
teen members of the Kver-Ready
Circle nt the home of Mrs. (ireen.
Mrs. Sawyers led the devotionals
by reading from the scripture thtt
friendship of David and Jona
than. Mrs. Liltrell followed with
prayer. MrH. (Ireen. Mrs. Wain
Ington anrl Mrs. Neweotnb were
visitors. The afternoon was spent
in sewing. Dainty refreshments
were served by the hostesses.
The meeting then adjourned to
meet March ii at the home of Mrs.
(iates.
Mr. ami Mrs, MucOougall
llntcrtaincd at Itrfdgp
Mr. nnd Mm J. A. MacDougatl
entertained sixteen guests at
bridge party Friday evening. High
score was held bv M iss (iertrudu
Carlton ami low by Mrs. Carpen
er. ! ucst s were M isses 1 -eiln and
tierlrude Carlton, Jeane Darling
and Miss- Margaret Darling. Fred
Wolf, Carol Petty. Mrs. earplug
er, Jay I -I am brick, Mr. anil M
Don Itolf. Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Can. M r. Soiitheiiund. and Angie
llallev.
Huibliiig Itrldge
l:lul .Meets Thursday
The Iluildhig Mridge club will
meet with Mrs. J I. W . K 1 rs t e d
Thursday afternoon nt '2 o'clock.
St. Ann's Almr
Society to .Mct
..St. Ann's Aaltar society will holJ
regular meeting Wednesday at L::tl
p. m. In IVtrish hall.
iiiiifpiiniiin.
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"Girls Demand
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! Junior High P. T. A
Has Founders Day
The Junior HlRh P. T. A. with
Mrs. O. Q. D'Alblnl' a chairman,
i-lebraied Founders dav Friday
fternoun at the Junior hiuh add -
A larpe attendance was present
to celebrate the 34th anniversary
of I'arent-T.mcher or-Kanizations.
a blrtllday cuke Willi candles
, i.'iuiir, iiiii.iii:u w ...is. ..iiuicn auu
- 1 Mrs. Keesee was a feature of tlic
afternoon. Mrs. Hamilton Pntton,
j program chairman, presented an
j interesting program of musical
i numbers.
j Mrs. Lester Gray, social chair
man, with a group f Washington
school mothers, served refresh -
j moms during the social hour.
! - f
I Fidelity Circle
Meets TiiPMlny
Thp Fidelity circle of the Jirst
M. K, church will meet with Mrs.
Riley D. Heuson, 1000 Fast Kiev
en th street Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. J. A. Da ron has charge of the
program. Mrs. Y. T. Perry will
lead the devotions.
Radio Program
KMED
(Mall Trlbune-Vlrgln Station)
Moon songs are very popular,
the .selection "The Moon Medley."
to be sung by the Nunn-Tiush
Singers, should be particularly well
received by listener, of Mat ion
KM'KD on Monday night from
tills to fi:30. The medley Includes
such selections a. "Swanee Uiver
Moon" and "Moon Am Shining"
from "Topsy and Kva." "Moon
beams" from Victor Herbert's "Red
Mill' and "Moon. Moon" from "The
fiingerbread Man." "Moon Am
Shining." which was a song of j
I nele Tom in the Duncan Sl-Mors'
outstanding musical .success, 'Top
cy and Kva" will be a bass .utlo
by Walter Stevenson.
"Chinese Tambourine," written
originally for the violin by Fritz
Kreisler, will bo another feature
nf this program, nnd will be play
ed by t h e orch pstra. This num
ber is to be followed by Bsther
Meunstermann's interpretation of
the "Song of Songs" by Moya. to
which the male quartette will in-;
terpolate "Still As Thp Night" by
pohm.
This program is part of a coat
to coast broadcast rponsorPd b.M
The Toggery - Xunn - Hush eacJi
week.
Valsetz lninamPoulseu Luinber
Co. purehaspd 5r)0,000,non feet ot
standing timber on Silol, fiver
near here for purchase price, of
about tLr.L'iymo.
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MEDFORD. 0RC.
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Brisbane's Today
(Continued from Rago One)
lnlty lahorlns us the apostles lire
scribed" the poiie said: -
yon are the people or i.od, tne
j royal prlosthood, the holy nation."!
i Tens of millions of Catholics ui ;
the United Stales will treasure)
with great prate uuu uuoicm,. ..... ,
ol tne couKcinusnesb 01 ciinn wn.
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the arrival of the fourth, and is:
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, .Meanwhile millions of moihai'H.j
continue raisins families on less.;
than $25 a week and ure praised,
by nobody, pot even by their bus-
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The California "grape control j
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grape industry, saying "more than 1
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raised last year which cannot he j
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