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SfEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, QREfiOX, SUNDAY. .TUNE 28. 1931.
T
ocal and
Personal
Short ButiiMs Wwk
; 7'Hia w(H he a short burinem
week In Med ford as the Fourth
. , of July, that great patriotic holi
day, comes on Saturday, and of
!' course all the stores, offices .'and
moflt;Other places of- business will
be closed all day. The stores.
however, will be open, on' Friday
evening, keeping the usual Hatur
' day evenlngr hours.
' Mlsa CfKilutcy Improving
f .: Donna Cooksey, who - has
" Ixjcrv in th .-Slacred Heart hospital
'for the pant wM'k, where she was
: operated on for ''appendicitis, ip
pcttiiiR along nlcelj-t buconling to
reports. -.' . v. .
, Jxcai Wii to hoc Itcno
, U half the Medford and other
. t, vaUey nen carry put their an
; i no u need intention there will bo
- quite a local delegation at Heno,
Nev., to see the heavyweight prize
- fight there July 1. and incidental
ly see what ft wide open gambling
. city is like. '
Eleven outside drivers from vari
ous parts -of -Oregon, Washington
end California will display their
wares at the speedboat rncea at
Savage Rap I da dam Hunday. Can
the local drivers hold their own?
Your support and attendance is
needed. "Don t miss them. P7
HI Wwk For the Klks
Medford will see many Elks
from various parts of the stale
and the nation this week because
of the state Klks association con
vention ; of Mhretfr daya opening nt
'Ashland on Tuesday, and tho large
and Bmall caravans of B. X O. JO.
j men from California and other
parta of the nation pushing through
here the latter part of the week
nroute to the national conven
tion at Stattle. Mort outs Mo Klks
attending' the Aahlnnd convention
will -visit Medford briefly during
that gathering; ' t
; ... Johnny Fierstein, northwest
speedboat champion, who won the
title at Pendleton last week, will
compete la the race at tiavage
?tapjdfl dam Sunday. 97
Living at Crater Park
Clark Walker and family have
moved, from 'Central Point to
Crater Lake national park where
Mr. "Walker will work as a me
chanic in the shop at the park
this summer.
; Cut flowers, cholco glndloliu.
'', 208 Clark St. phono 14CJ. v KM
Bon Old VUtUti After July 1
.Medford car owners are wnrn
ed that no one will he allowed
to use old . license plates on his
car after midnight, June SO, as
Secretary of Htate Hobs has noti
fied traffic police, county sheriffs
and elty police to rigidly enfnrco
the law requiring new plates on
July 1.
v Now la the cheapmt time ta ca
gimltte and paint.- Call us and We'll
give you an estimate of cost. Tel.
108. , .. t
.JVohI M'l AUlrw Club
A. West, member of the
local club, will address the Kl
wanlans at their regular luncheon
tomorrow at the Hotel Medford
on the petroleum Industry. A
large attendance Is urged for the
, meeting. , 4, r .
See' the champions tn action at
the speedboat races Sunday.. 07
Homo From Mexico
Mr. and Mrs. William Clevo re
turned to Klnmath Falls Thursday-
evening from a two months'
tour covering interesting points in
southern California and Old Mexico.-
They returned by way of
Yellowstone' park. Mrs. Clevo is
the daughter- of ' Mr.- find Mrs.
OeOrnaiK. Luidly. : former ' -well
known residents of Medford,
v 0t a Free shampoo with H
marcel or finger wave. Mun., Tue,,
"Wed.- Uowman'A Tel 57. 9S
Moved to Pnwiwvt
Air. and Mrs. 17 r nest Alberts and
, children jif Butta- Falls bavo mov
ed to Prospect for the summer.
Eyebrow dyeing; palnlc arch
ing; Facials $1 Thur. and ' Frl.
Bowman's. Tel. 57. : 98
Attending Sn miner School
Butte Falls residents attending
the summer school of the Univer
sity of Oregon Include Miss Naomi
Van Oroos, Kdward Abbott and
Donald Cleveland. In attendance
at the summer school of Oregon
Htate collcRe are Byron Stoddard
and M r. and M ra. Nee, also of
Butte Falls.
. Children under 16 will bo ad
mitted free to the racea at Savage
Hap Ids dam Sunday. Adults, f0
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
WANTKD A good second hand
medium sU eafe; ntan good
, cond hand typewriter. Ad
dross K. S. care Mall Tribune,
stating whore can see articles.
V , . - X
' '"WANTED- TVrrles and early np
' j pie.- 141 No Wy. Call Mon
days, Wednesday nnd Friday.
MAX wh, nmnll , family nslw
ranch to work on shares. Write
box 12. Jack. Star lloute, Med
fnrd. 99
FOW KENT Furnished 4-TOom
house. Phcne 141 or call at
801 X. Central Ave. 103
FOR HK.VT Small, partly fur
nished houw on Tester Ianv
; CnM nt 715 W. 13th. 99
FOR ItKNT Our new home, new
furniture, for year. Box 12.
Tribune. 9R
JEOOM. three meals day, garni; a.
New home, new furniture. We
havo no children. 614 Huvn.
City. 98
VoR flALf? Aitf rtrade for property,
-. rod iTlnr groceit In Rogue
liiver valley. . Address II. O..
Coiiiirft Mukm Kinull Saving
At a recent city council meet
ing that body oted to cut d.own
the 10 or 13. copies of the Amer
ican City Magazine, vahmble
monthly publication devoted to
municipal affair of cities and
towns of the United States, which
had been taken by the city gov
ernment for yearn, ut $4.00 each
subscription, to but three copies.
One will ro to the mayor, another
to the council and the other to
he city planning commission.
Portraits of distinction. lhe
Peasleys, opp. IlolJy theater, tf
Son Horn to (ho Sunders
According to word received
here, Mr. and Mrs. William Sand
ers of Medford. are the parents
of a ten-pound son born June
tf3rd. Mr. Sunders formerly work
ed at li rand's for a number of
years before accepting employ
me.nt as manager of the Medford
Plggly Wiggly store.' Mrs, Sand
ma wan formerly MIhs Mary Foree
of Itusehurg nud worked as sten
ogruphur for Justice C F, Hop
kins and the Kosohurg National
bank. Koaeburg News Kevlew. ;
Got a permanent before July
4th. Tulip Oil Wuvh 97.00; other
permnnentsv-f 5. liow man's. Tel.
Jtaln Miiy Delay 'unlen Work
J teen use of the wetness of the
past two days tho Medford man
who had planned to wcrk toduy
in their gardens or in cutting
graa and weeds about their
premises, may change their minds
if further wetness came during
last night and this morning.
Drill Hhcet Metal Works does
expert repairing, fender and auto
body repairing. tf
MIhh Melclier'H Nmv Job
MiKs Virginia Melcher, formerly
of Medford, recently took a posi
tion us salfswomun at Adrienne's
store In Grants Pass to take the
place of Mis. Hazel Mnrx, who
leaves for San Francisco.
Ilroken windows glazed by
Trowbridge Cublnet Works. 23Qtf
George Hurley, Albany contrac
tor, has notified the local race
committee that he . will compete
with his Golden Slipper at Sun
day's speedboat races at Savage
Kuplds dam. 97
Will Ixicnto In Med ford
Mr. and Mrs. Fred McNoff of
Han Jose, Cel., following their
presuut visit at Portland and
Wostun, will spend several days
with the Chaa. May family in
Ashland, and plan to go home and
return to the Rogue Itiver valley
and locuto In Medford.
..Phono 512. We'll haul away
your refuse. City Sanitary Service.
23,7tf
I toward For Cattlo Hustler
11 ecu u ho of cattle rustling and
the like In ndjacent California,
forty well known cattle owners in
Htakiyou coupty have combined to
pay a $2000 reward for the ar
rest and conviction of "any party
or patties Illegally handling any
cattlo owned by the undomigned,"
and publish Oils In Yreka under
their own signatures.
Motor to Horning' Shack after
tho mutorhout races on Cavemen's
lake, 25 miles north of Medford
on Pacific highway for refresh
ments. 97
Waiting Here for lxMtitiuii
Mr. and Mrs. Loyal Heath and
sons recently came hove from
Grants. Pass and will make their
horn In Medford until they de
cide upon a new location. '
Big rough blocks direct from
milt. 34. bo per load. Med. Fuel
Co. Tel. 631. t
Move! to Hell view
Ittelmrd Heswlck nnd family of
Ashland havo moved to their
recently completed home in the
Uellvlow district.
Tom Ingram of Klamath Falls
who won tho "C" cla, champion
ship nt Pendleton hst week, will
race his Miss Klamath at tho dam
Sunday, 97
tookout on ML llcultcn
Construction of a seven-mile
telephone line from the summit
of Mt. Reuben to Rogue river nt
Whiakey creek began Inst ' week
in tho SIklyou national forest. A
new kiokout house will be built on
top of Mu Reuben after July 1.
KryMalglow. kodak gloss su
preme. The Peunleys, opp. Holly
llieater, tf
Parking Company Vbdtor
Tho well known Rokuc Rlvr
valley representative uf the Knight
PaekV-itf company, Ted Mesch of
Suf'.fli. .was tit Medford last week
d a perloillcat busines visit.
If Vtin need nin riilelmttilmr nr
painting done. Phone 108. f
Grand Hotel Barber Shop, Ha'r-
CUU4 to pleaee, 2e. 100
Is IMitvlt't SniHrluleuikui
Rev. H. F. Pemberton. former
pn.il or of the Methodiid church nt
ishbmd. Is dud'Ict superlntemlent
of the Puset Sound. Wash., dis
trict for Methodist church.
The entire proceeds of the speed
boat rare meet ut Savage Uuulds
dam Sunday will bo distributed ns
prize money to the winners. This
is bound to make for hot compe
tition. Don't teilx them. !7
BUILDING & LOAN
' ' ASSOCIATION
KIkft Lodge Vacation On
The annual vacation season of
the local Klka lodge is now on,
the weekly session of last Thurs
day night being the last one' to
he --held until the first Thursday
? in October. . The lodge . officers
however, will hold a brief session
the first Thursday night of every
month during this period for the
transaction ox necessary business.
1100.000 Kodak, prizes. Details
at Peacdey Studio. A lit
Central Point History
In Its "Jn ' Cose You " Didn't
Know" column of last -week the
Central Point American publishes:
"Mrs. A. O. Meyers, used to be
a bareback rider with Klngllng
Bros." 'T. J. LaCoHse .'used to
drive a 4-muie freight line with
Jess vWillard, former boxor,- ;. be
tween Cheyenne, Wyoming,: nnd
Sayre, Oklahoma, . before . Wtllard
took up boxing. .
Get a permanent before ' July
4th. Tulip oil Waves $7.50; other
permanents $5. Bowman's. Tel.
57. ; . . 98
Henderson Again at Tako
Kay Henderson, physical "educa
tion instructor for the Medford
grade schools, will, as for years
past, upend the summer at Crater
national park ns a summer park
ranger there In charge of the
camp ground and of thet enter
tainment features of the com
munity house.' He. left the city
several days ago to nasume those
dutktft until the' Crater Lake seas
on closes next fall.
The Hanson Coal Co. has moved
Its office down to the yard at 608
So. Front St. 102
No Council Meet Until July 8
The city council, whose regular
meetings are held the first and
third Tuesday" of every month, will
not meet again until Tuesday,
July 8.' unless a special session
Is called. :
The Hanson Coal Co. has moved
Its office down to the yard at DOS
So. Front St 1Q2
liOeal hoy lluys (illdor
Cecil Hartley of Phoenix and
his glider broke Into the movies
lust week when pictures of his
aerial activities were taken hy H.
I Bromley, Copco advertising
manager. Hartley had his glider,
which Is the first one In southern
Oregon, out nt the Medford air
port and put It through Its paces
without a mishap. The glider
which the Phoenix youth built
himself has a wing spread of 32
feet and Is able to take off and
land with ease under the skill
ful direction of Its pilot. Altitude
Is gained through towing with n
500 ft. rope behind a speedy au
tomobile and flight Is sustained
for a considerable distance.
Free wood with your early order
for green elabs. Med. Fuel Co.,
Tel. 631. - . tf
Addressed Electric Men
Glenn L, J,uckson, sales man
ager of the California Oregon
Power com pany, returned Friday
from P! Monte. California, where
he delivered a speech before the
1031 convention of., the Pacific
Couwt Klectrlcal association.
For Mrs. VIIm cakes, tel. 173.
, - 103
At Copeo P Ion to
Hal Miller of the Mountain
States Power company at Spring
field was a visitor hero yester?
day en route to Prospect to at
tend the Copco'plenlc. Mr. Miller
who was formerly an employe of
tho California Oregon Power com
pany, has many friends in south
ern Oregon.
Plato glass shelves with polished
edges. Including nleklo plated
brackets 8x24, $2.75; 8x30. $3.00:
Sx36, $3.25. Other sixes propor
tionally low In price. Medford
Plat Glass Co. Phone 446. 102
Mr. nnd Mrs. Burgess
WUI Return North
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Burgess and
and daughter, Dorothy, who ar
rived in Medford a week ago Sat
urday from Eugene to visit friends
are returning to Kugene this week
end. While In Medford twey occu
pied the W. F Qulsenherry home
while the Quisenberrys were in
California. i. ' '
i P. T. A. Group lias
J Interesting Session
I An Interested-group of Parent-
' Teacher workers met at the Hotel
i Holland last Thursday for a lunch-
eon, to heaMtio. report of the spec
ial Mate conferences and board
meeting, which waa heM In Port
land recently.
Panent-Teacher groups In the
iHate will he permitted to attend
chools which will be conducted by
Mrs. Rae. tho national field secre
tary, during th fall. Mrs. Rae
will attend the state convention at
win nnng many inieresung mins
to Oregon from . nrorkers through
out the nation.
Portland units meet monthly for
parliamentary procedure study, and
it was urged where possible iiis
be tnken up In other places. Mm,
IVAlbinl, council president of Med
ford, announced plans to carry on
such study each month preceding
council meetings find that county
units are Invited to attend.
Theie are many changvs to ' be
made In the state constitution and
nil local units will be nuked" ' i
make changes In their rlcs to
ennform with tho.e of the rtato.
FOUNDED
1909
JACKSON COUNTY
warn
Miss Taylor' Bfi4$ x
at Pretty Wedding
Thursday Evening
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Miss Ardoth : Hope T a y 1 o r.
daughter of Mr. and , Mrs. Frank
Taylor, 'became the. bride of Orval
Blair, son of Mr. and Mrs. George
Blair, at a very pretty wedding
Thursday evening at 4: 3C o'clock
at the Taylor home, which - was
attractively decorated for the oc-r
casion In garlands and flpwers of
orchid und white. . v
The ceremony was read by- Elder
T. M. Langberg, pastor of the
Seventh Duy Adventlat ohuruh, be
fore an altur of luttlce worH in the
presence of 3 U guests. '
The bride was . charming, in a
gown of orchid and carried a lam-
quet of white roses and Bweet peas.
Her maid of honor ..was ..Miss
Blanche Smith und little Arllne
Laugberg acted as flower girl. Ber
tram Marbuugh wus the groom's
attendant.
Mrs. Calendar, aunt of the bride,
played - tho wedding march, and
Eur I Clymer sang "I Imvq You
Truly." .,...',
Following the ceremony refresh
ments of Ice cream and cake were
served the guests and ' the bride
and groom left for a wedding trip
south. They will be at home to
their friends nt 1122 West Kighth
street about July 10. '
Ecoftomics Club
Entertained at
McCredie Home
l . . i t t i : -j -. , ..
The home economics club of
the Central Point Grange met
Wednesday at the- home of Miss
Velma McCredie. An 'afternoon of
pleasing entertainment was en
Joyed by all and refreshments
served by Mrs, IX W. Bee bo and
daughters. Mrs. Hazel Atkins and
Mrs. Vlncent Rltzlnger uud the
McCredles. m -
Guests for the afternoon were
Mesdnmes Beebe, Atkins, Rltzln
ger, Olsen, Blackford, Henderson,
Gregory, Richnrdson, Iove, Tyr
rell,' Parker, Hague, Btrohmeler,
HeHelKruve, Satchwell, Patterson,
Will Wright and Joe xVilIit" of
Central Point and Mrs. H. .
E tillers of 1 Ashland and ' Misses
Rosa Jones, Doris Richardson.
Ieola Hesselgrnve, A r Iota Tyrrell
and Georgia Pruett. u
The next meeting of the club-
will be held ut tho home of Mry.
f.Wlll Gregory the last Wednesday
in July. ... .
Younger Set Knjoys ;" ;
Party for Mlss Young
MIhs Sybil Jean Young, was
pleoHantly - 'surprised ' Wednesday(
evening wKen her mdther'f'4nter-'
tnlned with a bridge party 'honor
ing her on her birthday anniver
sary. Thore were three tables In
play nnd prizes awarded Miss Ger
trude Boyle and Miss Franc
Moller.
M is. Young wns assisted In serv-'
ing refreshments by Mrs. R. H.
Young. . . .
Guests for the evening; wore
Misses Adra Kd wards, Berte Crane '
Gertrude Boyle, Frances Moller. f
Nelle Green, Lucille Iowry, Cnrold
Dodge, Ruby Stone, Margaret ;
Warner, nnd Alice Prock. j
Goldt'U Link Clut
In Thursday Session
The Golden Link class of tho
Baptist church met with Mrs. M.
I. Dally , Thursday afternoon. ,
Meeting was opened by singing
"In My Heart Them Rings a Mel- '
ody." Prayer by Mrs. K. K. Wil
son. Short business meeting with
Mrs. W. IX .Roberts presiding, j
oong, "In the Garden." after which
Mrs. R. G. Beach lead the de-;
votionals, taking the 15th chapter
of Luke. Mrs, Edgar Williams
then told of her work In China. -Refreshments
were served by Mes-j
dames Mead. H. Bryant and 1
Walker. ,
Raymond Montgomery j
Honored nt Dinner
A dinner party was given on
Tuesday eveving complimenting
Raymond Montgomery at the
home of Mr. - and Mrs. Frank
Shaw on West Second street.
Thuse present were Misses Frances ;
and tirade Wakefield. Clarence
Williams and the honor guest. '
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A Real Weeks & Orr Special
25 Reduction
On Porch Swings and Gliders
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ladies' Aid Elect
Of ficer Fqr year
At fuesday Session
v f rrrrn , .tf
The Ladled Aid society of the
First M. E, Church met in regu
lar home-coming In the church
parlors Tuesday afternoon, with
MrSy Leland YunDermark presid
ing. Mrs. E,. yp. Osborne Jeudlng
the devotions. The following of
ficers were elected for the ensu
ing year: President, Mrs, Leland
Van Derma rk; first vice president,
Mrs. A fe. Bennett second, vice
president. Miss May Phjpps;, sec
retary, Mrs. Arthur Short: assist
ant secretary, Mrs jtiley p. Hen
son; treasurer, "Mrs, George Cod
ding. ' - I , , ' . . . - .,
A special feature of the' after
noon program was the presenta
tion of love gifts from the circles
to Mrs., E.S. Hltzler, fqr her
faithful service for many years.
Mrs. A. G. Bennett was presented
with a lovely spray of flowers,
honoring her thirty-third wedding,
anniversary. Mrs; M. N. Hognn.
in behalf, of the Mary-Martha Cir
cle, presented Mrs. Susan Campbell
in, an original skit, "The Old Dis
trict SkuleV with Mrs. Campbell
as teacher, and Mrs. Mamie
Sleeter, Mrs. Frank Poske, Mrs.
Catherine Larlson, Mrs. Eva Gile,
Mrs. Martha Gore, Mrs. Carrie
Lyman, Mrs. Polly Parrett Butler,
Mrs. Vera Edwards as pupils.
This was a-very clever arrange
ment; the entire cast was dressed
In old time costumes and curried
out the old fashioned school meth
ods. During the social hour the
Mary-Mart has served, refresh
ments. . ,
Birthday guests were Mrs. J.
W. K my lie, Mrs. Riley p. Henson.
Mrs. QUn Arnspiger. Honor guests
were Airs. E. S. HUzler, Mrs. A.
0. Bennett, Mrs. Leland Va.iuler
mark. Ln joy ing Week Eml
At Kiver Cublu '
Mr- and Mrs. H. D. Howard of
Sacramento, who are visiting rela-!
tives here have enjoyed many trips j
und social, .affairs during the past j
week. They are spending tho week
end with the Hal Platts at their
cabin on the river and will be
Joined there today by Mr., and Mrs.
Verne .Marshall and children.,
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Guddls and
children and Miss Jane Snedicor
spent Friday with ihcra at the
cabin. . . . ,.
Tuesday the Howards will piotor
to Glendule to spend the day with
Mr. Howard's brother. Key, J. K.
Howard and family.
Guests of Johnsons
Hre Wednesday
Mr. and Mrs." Harold Johnson
had as guests Wednesday Misses
Anna Belle Powell of Manilla, P.
I., Ruth DeN'eff of Eugene, Mar
ianne Speare of Albany and
t ranees W o o d s of Portland.
Geo i so Schade nnd David Mason
of Albany and Portland were also
recent guests of the Johnsons.
SPEED . . .
Is most essential when needed
in the business or in the home.
U it's done with HEAT you
cannot beat "INSTuNT HEAT"
; i i i ' s ',, . -
Local rates as low as 1-10 ofvlc per cu. ft.
Southern Oregon Gas Corp.
"Home of Instant Heat"
209 West Main Street Phone 526
Here is an opportunity to secure a fine
porcli swing or glider at a real saving.
Buy Now While They Last
Miss Ross Is Bride .
at Church Wedding
Wednesday Evening
-At a lovely wedding at the Sev
enth Day Adventist church. .Mibs
Wllma Mae Ross became the bride
of Chester E. Westphal of Los
Angeles. The service was read at
8:30 Wednesday jevening.by the
Reverend Westphal, the groom's
uncle, who Is a retired minister.
Following the ceremonj which
was -witnessed by a large number
of their friends, the group went to
the Kogue Kiver Academy chapel,
where refreshments were served.
Many presents were given to them
upon their arrival at the chapel.
, The .brlde has been an instructor
in the Rogue. River Academy. The
couple will leave for South Amer
ica to uke up mission work ' in
interest of the Seventh Day Adven
tist church. (
Missionary Croup
Meets Ray Home I
.Ten members and two' visitors
were present at , the executive
board t meeting of the Missionary
society of the First Christian
church, held Tuesday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. R. L. Ray on
the Jacksonville road. A social
hour followed the business meet
ing, with, the hostess serving re
freshments. Mrs. Carman E. Mell was honor
guest, and Mrs. Olive Irving of
Portland and Mrs. M. C. Smith of
Kansas were also guests.
, Group leaders were named, in
cluding Mesdames James W. Grigs
by, Lloyd Wicks, Walter Kindred,
Everette Euds, R. L. Ray and P.
C. . Latham. Mrs. A. H, Gregory
was selected World Call chairman,
and Mrs. J, T. - Davis, librarian.
Members for the different groups
were also selected by the board.
Mrs. Mell HouoreU
With Handkerchief Shower
Mrs. Carman E. Mell was honor
gueJt at a handkerchief shower
Thursday afternoon given at the
home of Mm. J- O. Isaacson in
Central, Point. About twenty guests
were ' present and enjoyed the
afternoon. Mrs. Harry Young en
tertained with- a soprano solo.
Refreshments ;were served by Mrs.
Isaacson, who was assisted" at
entertaining by esdames Everett
Fads,. C. M- Hon, and Fred J.
Wilmot. . .
Leave Today for
Vacation at Bandoa
Mrs. Eu'rle Davis and sister, Mrs.
p. Stephenson, accompanied by
Mrs. M. C. Wright, will leave today
for Bandon, where they plan to
spend two, weeks. :
B. P. Ws Hnvo T
Picnic htul Swim
Mnny swimming parties 4 were
held Inst week, one of the largest
being that of the Business and
Professional , Women's club at
Jackson Hot Springs. Swimming
wus enjoyed before and after the
picnic dinner, where places were
arranged for twenty-seven guests:
The committee managing : the
pleasant affair included Misses
Winifred Walker ond Clara Wood,
chairmen, Mrs. Winifred Welshaar,
Miss Margaret Kerr and Miss Elsie
Brown.
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Garden Party Is
Enjoyed By Group
The garden party at Mrs. K. E.
Wilson's .home, 422 Beatty street,
Tuesday, was enjoyed by. the Mis
sionary society of the First Bap
tist church.
The meeting opened by singing
"What- a Friend We Have In
Jesus." ' The president hud charge
of devotlonals. AH joined in re
penting ''the 23rd Psalm.
Mrs. Effia Daily had a chart of
main etients of the last sixty
years. The advance made was
interesting. :
The social committee served re
freshments in the grape arbor
near the pond lily pool.
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C'lllMi McllllKYK
fc.iitt'rtaln -Friday
Members. .et. Mis.,. Carman j;
.Mell's Kunday school class ienter
tuined JfHclay evening for her a:
the home of Mrs. F. J. Wilmot
About thirty enjoyed the gathering-
-Mrs. Mell was presented kiu
a gift from the class.
Rmvcmi Circle 7,
nowtna circle, wi!
j meet Wednesday, July 1, with Jli,
Bessie Powell at her home or;
I Rtcwart avenue. r
I Guest 111 Phoenix .
M S!r. nd Mrs. Xyo i
Miss Alma Kraus of Vancouver;'
Wash., arrived by Irnln . yestenl.-i j,
morning to visit Mr. apd . Mrs
J Steven Nye .at . their home in
'Phoenix. . . s
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for ltee
tot love .
She DD to .
MADE CODE.
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