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PXGE FOUR
K3 Or
Missionary Groups .
Have joint Meeting
The annual joint meeting of the
W. H. M. H. nnd the R M. H. of.
the First Methodist Kplscopal
oiiurch, with the former n'n hor
tens, .was held lit tho homo of
Mm. K. C, Koppen on North Ouk
dnle. Tho business sesslun was con
ducted !iy tho president, Mrs,
Koppen, with report of vnrlouB
secretaries. An expression of
tho, . groups' loss and sorrow
refrnrdlng the passing of MlHtt
Olive Davis, who for ninny yours
was the very able superintendent
of tile work In tho Portland Buttle.
ment, won voiced.
Mrs. C. H. Corey conducted de
votlonalH singing ' In concert
"Amurlrn. tho Beautiful", follow
e1 with rending portions of the
20tH nnd 1 :i?tli I'sutms. Mm, (icq
Kiinzmnh sketched a ' vocation
trip to AtilHku." participated In Mr
two women, nnd stressed mat we
rend tho book "Undo Sam's At
n '
Angel Inland, tho pnthway td
Heaven, wua pleasingly preKented
by Mi-H.,i)enri1'Carlor. Mm. Wiley
gave a synopsla of tho Jaflcin I-ce
school papor. edited by tho stu
uemn. . . . i . - - i .
Nut Chuck1 (moaning llttlo sen!)
wan rend iy,.Mrs. Myers during
tlio socliii Hour. , j ,
Hofreshlnents worn served -Ivy
hnutimMell. Mri. Ivoimen. Mrs.
Chrlstonsnn, Sirs. Hlngler, (jnd
Miss l'hlpps.
'jiiii Jolly hub" ;J ,
lias. Medina'
f-The '"fie Jolly club" met at the
ii'ome of ' Miss Hluhcho Arnold
' Thursduy afternoon. The after
noon ',' wits spent In visiting und
participating In various stunts.
ThOMe .present wore Miss Hose
Jones. Mesilnmcs l.enoro "
Margaret llowmun, Clraco Craw
ford,, (li'iioe lloyilen. Hazel I-ester,
Cora Hanshnw, , fteva llonspotor,
Zoo. Arnold, nnd tho hostess.
Hnfroshnionts ,woro served on
the lawn. ' i
Wciionuli cinli lias ' ' '
Meeting- at Ctaliln .
The Weitonah club met OulyO
nt ' fiadlo Nichols" cabin on the
Iloguo, where it' business meeting
and' a picnic supper wero enjoyed
In ihe evening. . ' . . .
Tho next meeting will lie' held
nt the homo of Mrs. Win. Hwitrtx,
40 JlorHeley Way, July S3, Tho
la'difs nro asked to bring (ovfrcd
dishes. Huppur will he servul .nt
7 o'clock., , ,
Ixtvnl I'olk Itrtuiu
J nim Motor Trip - .
Mr and Mr. H. O. Wllnpn nntl
dmiKhter, jsiliiw . Mno, ud Mm.
A. Y. Altav returned Thurmluy
nliiHt from ii hionthiV motor trip
thrmiRh tho mUltllownttf niul oftut,
where, they .vlMtodL rrlutivea aiul
frlemlR. On their return I hoy moiU
wm time lh Ihp yt'imwHiono nn
tlonal piirk una' ht othor nrenU
pota. ' i
MoNHrtt. Murnliy tind
llomiolly llonortsl
' Mri.- H. H. PK'nttoo hli'Htilnod
Tuomluy evonltiR , with a dinner
party -for eight' lioliorlhR Jorry
Murphy nnd Mux. Donnelly of
l'orlluriil, wlio lil'e houso KUCHt of
Boh nnrt'nill l'renilob. huvliiK
compnnled tlem hint Hunduy on
their return from n two wcoUh'
ilny In .tho. Hone City.
JithU hnvix !h
INipulnr (JiifHt
A chuhnltiR (jiieiu In Medfnrd
during the past week wrh MIhh
Heater IMvhi of Villein, who visited
MriA'niik I'orter nnd wan the
JiiAplrnlKm for ft Kmnll ItrldRe party
nt the Porter homo Monday after
noon. MIhm Invl Rrndunted from Ore
gon Htuto colh'no In the uprlnK and
Ih knuwit to many nmbem of the
local on Metre Hot, Mho made hn
outstanding record In cnmpuH
nctlvltteH nnd one of n nmall
gr9up to receive the Zlegfeld On
doraement during ihe pant year.
Mr. C1e Ijoavp
ytr Klamath '
Mr. Kred Cole, who hnH been
a popular Ruettt In Med ford for
the pant week, lw now v!nlttug In
Klunmth Jf'ullii. Mr. Cole former
ly lived In Medford.
IVbtnlllii. Circle,
MoHw WwlncMlny
thft irlHlu Mrce of the FhHt
)k1ethodirtt K.plwcopai church will
nifl Wedneiiday. July 3S at the
jiom of Mrs. Lovell. 626 Kdwnrdn
Street. Alt ineinhem nnd fib-nd
nr urged to nttend,
. ,..
IlurmttM VUll I rlrmU
In K nt thorn Oregon
, Interentlng vlnitorii In the valley
liuit week wore lloruro V.. ltur
nett, city editor of the Kugeue
KeglHter-Ouard, and Mm. lUttnett
of Kugenn, who weri guehtB of
Mm. Oeorgo V, ,I?nnn uf Anhlnnd.
ZndMO lob Minn
At Swlgnrt Homo -"
The lovely garden nt the home
of Mn. Carl Hwlgart on Uenewie
Htrect . wa tho c f n e of the
TMumdny morning meeting of the
Zodlno club. Mm, lbn Knbiitk
entertained the club with Indian
legend of peroral trlbvw. Hhe np
poured In colorful Indian continue
for tho occasion.
Vnnhilnff In
Iter Our
Mrs. lAnettn Ooodwyn and Mm
Oolda llnggltifl will upend thl
week In Hnn Franclm-o, having
left thin morning for the bay elty,
They plan to vlnit frtcndu in other
Cnllfornlfl cltleg. iH-fore returning
to Med lord. (
Vaonttonlnr At . '
'rHnviit titf i
Mr, Hello I.ittrell and grnndnon
JncVili' J,lttrll, or thl city nro
upending, two week vnfitlonlhtf
At Crenceht City.
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D, A. R. Netis
Mn, J. O, Grey, regent of (.'inter
lAiU.pi Chapter I. A. H. has received
word, from Mm. McCredle, utate
regent, that another one of the
national committees will Im added
to the work of tho Oregon chapter
thl yeur and Hhe hn appointed
Mm i. Q. D'Alblnl an state chair
man of the cummlttuo on leglHla
tlon In the United Htutei Congro-w.
, Mm. iTy has therefore ujjpolnt
ed Mnt. M. M. Moifrifi oh local
chairman of thin committee.
The prcHlilent general, Mth. Ho
hach Ih making a tour of the west
ern ttUite.s and will visit Oregon the
latter part of Augunt. In the IohL
number of the O.A.It. mugazinc,
Mm. Ilobach outline! ttotne of her
plunH for tho celebration of the
hl-centennlal unhlvemury of the
hlrth of Oeorge. Wanhlngton.
Ahxiady Preuldent Hoover has
planted an elm on the W hite IfoiiHe
grouniifl na the natlon'a tribute and
Mrs. Hobart ank that beforo the
closo of 1 132 each IJ.A.It, chapter
and each Individual Daughter
plant ut least one tree to honor the
memory of the man who planted
00 many tree hlmnelf. At If ant
forty five of the trees at Mt. Vornon
are khown to havo been planted
ly Washington hlniKolf. AU-endy
Miack walmitH from miiiio of theMe
Mt. Vernon ttH'CB have been nehl
to each of bur cmhaKxlcH in for
olgn countries. Thewo aro to -fv
planted n government owned
ground, an prirt pf t li Ih blcentetuilii)
celebration.
Mb4. llrookrt Ih
(licNt of HollowiiyH
M.i'H. V, I. llrookB of Santa
Maria, L'al., Iiqh been d ho one gucHt
tor iwo wecKH or Air. and Airn. W
A. lolloyay. Mih. Jlolloway en
tertained wllh a Hinull luncheon In
her honor Wednewday.
...
tlnptlwt MlsHloiiiiry
(Jionn to MtH't
Tho July MlHHlounry tpeetlng of
tho ladle of tho Klrat Jlaptlnt
(ihurch, wilt bo held with Mrs. J.
II. Dally, J.ia8 VVeHt Kourth atreet,
TuoHday, July 21 nt 2;3u, Miu
Kfflo Daily will havo charge of tho
program.
Mi-H. Klorenco' WlllIaniH will give
a Hhort addreKfl, Hoclal committee,
Mih. Mamlo Hhnffcr, Mm. Maude
MopklbH and Mm, Carrie U'ulkor.
Tho (Ilea iter cIuhh will havo n
nlibrt bUHineHA nieetlng at tho name
place nt 2 p. in.
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In ANhlaiiil
MIkh Joan DeLoHh. daughter of
Mm. miy I'hetteplaco, Ih Hpendlng
Hoyural dayn In AHtiland aa the
guest of Mm. Harry Ling of Dur
bank, t'allf., nt tho, JJort Cheer
reHldehco, and Mm. Lillian Bchoo
flold. Mistily t'lrrlo ' ,f ",'
MiMtH Tuesday .' m
1'ho l-'lderlty circle or t'hl Flrki
Xt. K. rhuft'h will meet with Mm.
J, A. Daron at I'hoenlx, Tuemlay.
C'avH w,lll leavo Medfnrd nt 11
o'cluek., For furl her Information
pi en wo phone Mrs. H. A. lyoppcx.
Mm. Kennedy and
Dauithtor 1 1 wo. .
Mm, Ina Kennedy nnd daughter.
Marcel le, of San i'mni'lHco, nr
rlved. In Medford yewtvrdny to
Biiend two weeks uh gticntH of Mr.
and Mm, Kiu'le Davlp and Mr. and
Mm. It. O. StopheiiHou.
(IICstN of IjtrUoiiH
Continue North. . 1
Mr. nnd Mm. Ilermird Pollard
of Yrekn, who were gueHtn for n
few dayn of Mr. and Mm. Iiri
son, have continued on their va
cation trip . north and nro. ex
pected to Htop In thin city again
on their return nouth, ,
KiMtiru II-Ymn
Sen Kin VIhU. 1
Mrn. R Wilson wult, daughter. .
Mary Virginia, nnd Mm. WuttM;
mother. Mm. Kathb en Snilth, m-
turned Thumday from Henttlp. ,
where they npent two weeks visit- i
ing relatlvea nnd friends, ,
llutlcm t-'nlrrtnln '
With Swimming Party. ' -M
r. and M m. Wa rren I hi t ler
entertained Wednesday cvenlnti ,
wllh ft hw linmtng party fur n
group of people from tho Med- j
ford Kurnlturo and Hard ware.
Following the swim nt llelman's
ttto party returned to the Putler,
residence in Medford. where the j
remainder of the evening wuh
spent. 1
(lueMH of Mr. and Mrs. Untler;
wero Mr. and Mm. Dun lletrlott,
M r. a nd M m. ft eg I tin Id Pa r ret t . i
Mr. and Mm, Wayn. Wakefield
and Mr, nnd Mrs. Itrook Colt.
levers l4Ntvo tslay '
For Yaaitlon Trip, j
Mr. and Mm. Karl t.ecvcr nnd
children of Central Point aro
planning a vacation trip to little
Filth lake nnd wtll . leavo. their'
bonit this morning for the Dla:
mond lake highway,
i
ltd urn From 1
Crt-Mvnt City
Miss Arleno Hay nnd sister. Mrs.
Ouks Amen and daughters of
Wenatchee. Wowh.. who have been
guents for several weeks nt the
Hay home nt Central Point, spent
lust week at Crescent City, Mr.
Ames will Join his family here
Tuemlay and accompany Mrs.
Ames and daughters back to We
natchee.
Pylhlnn (lob to Mevt
Willi Mrs. fcwnrta 1
Tho Pythlnn olnh will meet '
the home of Mrs. Wm. Hwartt, 4"
Iterkeley Way. Tueduy. July St.
Tho ladles' are to come at 2:30
nnd bring covered dlhei. The
men are invited to arrive- at 36.
when luncheon will be served on
the lawn. - ' " fc
Cards and a social llmo will bo
enjoyed Inter.
V , MEDFORD MAIL .TRIBUNE, JCEDFORD. OREGON,. SUNDAY,
What the Girl
Scouts AreDoing
l&f Mn. D. J. WUUon.
He eo ml week of camp U JUHt
over und has been a most happy
time for all (ilrl Kcouts who nt-
1 tended. The week was filled with
; fun, excitement, and many accom
'plishtnentH which will be always
In the metriory of the girls.
The outstanding event of this
past week was tho arrival of Hor
ace Hromlcy and Mr. Kern, who
brought the Copco "movie ma
chlnc" out and took Hevcral reels
pf well known Copco movie, events.
A whole day of camping, was put
on for Mr. Hrjimley, including a
big chicken barbecue at noon, the
latter being enjoyed quite literally,
as well as plctorlally by campers
and viwitom.
Other events filmed were, the
swimming hour down at tho pool,
colors and morning inspection,
morning nKScinlily, nature trails
and tracking, handicraft clasHes,
outdoor cookery camp kapers com
mittees, archery volley ball, dish
washing, tent raising, und dra
matics.
Wo are looking forward with n
great deal of untlcfputllon to tho
premier showing of tho film, winch
tho councillors declare will bo
breath-taking screen tests of nil
participants!
Thursday nli;ht was an vent
also slnco It was the occasion of a
surprise birthduy party for Polaris,
(Mrs. Pardee), tho cook. It was
a real surprise to Polaris who
came back from a visit across the
river to find the tables nil decorat
ed, (he meal cooked,, and a great
big birthday cako awaiting her.
Whoever said that girls couldn't
keep secrets was all wrong!
f
Nan Frauflscitus
(JllCMtH of IICIIHOUH
Mr. and Aim, (Iraham P. Hohsnn
and lltllu daughter llurbara of .Man
Francisco aro tho guests of their
parents, Mr. and Mm. Kilcy D.
i (ensoii.
Tho opening sermon, fnvn series
to be ijlven In tlio treittral Point
Federated ' church, preached last
Hunday evening ' hy tlio itastor.
showed thnt people nro -interested
In what tho Diblo has to wiy about
political conditions, people frm
several outsldn polnls drove as far
as twenty miles to bo in tho serv
ices, nnd Bay 'they nro coming
again.
This series of sermons under
take to present the Hiblo teaching,
both from the blstorn-al nnd pro
phetic viewpoint, on tho political
Issues, nnd what the movementH
of the nations of today indicate
as to tho climax of the ages. What
ItusHia will do,- nnd lis relation
to tho comlnir rontored ' lloman
empire will be of vital Interest to
all who can hear these discus
sions,
, You nro Invited to nttend
Church hero. The song, services
will bo Inspiring, nnd the pnstor
promises, to ' unit preaching nt
nluo o'elock. Urlng som friend
who is not attending church, nnd
help Interest that Mend In the
gospel message.
4
Constance Behnett
Star of State Hit
T.ovo nnd lovliia ns on emotion,
nn nit, ft sdeneo. niul n roi ket, Is
revealed In "Sin Takes n Holiday."
whic h opens nt the State -thontro
today.
Constance llennett liends a lnrKO
cast wlllcll Ineludps llasll liatlt-
bono, Hlla Ijiltciy, Kenuoth Mac
Kohna nnd 7,ut IMtts.
4
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NOW PLAYING
"Their Mad Moment"
TICKETS
' "Maltese Falcon" Now at Holly
i .
I 4 - V itt :
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Bebe Daniels Star
"The Maltese Falcon," the mys-;
tery melodruma, in which Belie
Daniels Is starred, opens a three
day engagement at the Holly thea
tre today. . .
"The Maltese Falcon" offers Miss
Daniels a dangerously different
role, oho never before attempted
New Plymouth kas
Debut Throughout
. ? Nation; Makes Hit
i;ilto ' llrllllant 'lights ' stabbing
the twilight, mom.,ihan.: 2.0)10
spectacular flame-colored I'lym
outh cars have mndo their nppear
nnco simultaiv'ously In every sec
tion of the Unlt.-d Stutis within
the past few days.
These cars nro ' new TMymouths
wllh "KloatiiiK-Powcr" nnd free
wheeling Introduced .Itily 0 to an
enthusiastic, public.
Conceived sol'ly ris demonstra
tion cars and ns n means of
bringing to the attention of Amer
ican motorists tho revolutionary
new. l'lymouths. the color com
bination of these cars Is the most
startling that Chrys!er Motors'
engineers could devise. Tho paint
pigment used on the body of . the
car a flame-color was : design
ed nnd developed to reproduce
tho uppenrance of a lighted red
neon tube.
The long, sweeping lines ,,of the
new : Plymouth . particularly ; Jend
themselves to ' this unusuAl eo.lor
combination. Tho entire t-at" Iff of
the flame-color with blue and
silver trim nnd bluo and silver
lettering npproprlately carrying
tho message of "Floating I'owor"
nnd fro wheeling. The wire
wheels havo nlterhato blue nnd
flume spokes. '
Kthelwyn B. Hoffmann's semi
annual, clearing -sale offers straw
hatH $1.50 up. Dreescfi nt $5.00.
110.00, $ 1 5.00 up. Curselettes half
price, ftilk underwear half mice-.
r- -'
Electric KcfrifjereaS So vi
--llie Bast '
word in
ntbclerit
conrehience
if &f't. -Vi
.; i v -.
DtLICIOUSLY (ronn ulidi ind
oVsscf U . . . tunning cubes ot kt juil
rrudc to tinkle muikjilly in , 111
tfm . . . m ik and cream, butler and
'SS1 nieals and vegetables, pre
served (or days and days ?.unst
tfoiljgc... v
THE dec trie rcfiijctjtor doct ill tlm, and more, in the modem home, tt docs tt
economic jtly, too, bccau the nat ol electric ten ice ii low. Vi.it your dclct'
More todiy and phn to put n ctcctrk refrijertor in your Itome.
. jo
Tlie California Oregon Power Company
Your
needs expert attention
1L
A jmvi i h mini m.ii
41, uiVIVUk,ll ViV.Lai
anu any neocssuy
nwnva iihkhj vow
Bring in your
ftief na An mitftlt
4 good timopkxH?su
T5
L
Brophy's
of "Maltese Falcon" ' ' '- s"
by a star at tlio, hiiight of her popu
larity. ... , -iJ.iVf
The caRt includes Ricardo Cor
tez and Oudlf.y Digges.
A Putiie news reel and a two
reel comedy entitled "Night CIuhs"
will be shown with the feature pic
ture. Nash's Down Draft
Carburetor Offers
New Type Silencer
KKNOSHA, Wis.. July 18. The
whirlpou! action of water,, dniinliig
from a baih tub, led to the devel
opment of the famous Maxim sil
encer and shell ejector ns applied
to firearms and giant ordnance.
A similar principle stills ail nlr
intako sounds In the new doWn
draft carburetlon system of the
recently Introduced Nash straight
eight 1)70 motor car engine. !
This Interesting "silence engin
eering" detail Is accomplished by
tho use of baffio plates Installed
Insldo of tho new air cleaner which
prevents tho entrance of dirt nnd
abrasives Into the carburetor,' cyl
inder walls and pistons. " The
plates muffle all sound ns tho air
enters the intake nnd "eliminates
the whistling noises common In
some types of iiutumdhilo carbure
tlon; Mansion ttn.otl for If. S. -PAU18,
July 18.W)--The
historic mansion nt tho Palace do
la Concorde Is being demolished
to make way for tho new Ameri
can Kmbassy.. Construction of the
new building, which will house
the embassy, conjUlate-g ner.l
and offices of the commercial at
t nolie, is in charge oC Cnptalii
Richard U Smith of the Kngiu
eeiing Corps. who has been
named assistant military attache
for the duration of ihe work.
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$100,000 Kodak prizes Details
nt Peasley Studio.
ft riil t n er
v.i.s.a
nunur uujuaf
win iwy ,uu.
watch. We're
til fit It rtOlXIIP
vnriri E3?rar.
-..eh mwm
i3
JULY 19, 1031.-- v
Graham's NetV Free
Wheeling Welcomed
r By Car Purchasers
Xlodemlzod used cars, equipped
with tHe latest free-wheeling
drive, are made available to the
pulille through Gfaham company's
clecjslon to supply dealers every
where with Graham improved free
wheeling units for installation in
older models.
H. D. Grey, of Crater Lake Aut
omotive .company, Graham representative-
'here, declares thai, this
advanced step by the factory will
immediately stimulate' the demand
for Graham cars In the used car
market. " ( -
"Tho Graham Improved free
wheeling Introduced last month,
has met' with a great 'welcome
everywhere," he declared; ' 'Nov
that earlier models can be equip
ped with tho same free wheeling
unit, mnny owners will wish to
enjoy the advantages of the new
drive. : It can now be Installed
in most previous models exactly
as In the current models.
I
"The Sky Raiders"
Is Rialtd Picture
An airplane pilot who is a posi-,
tive . glutton. ; for. : excitement isj
Lloyd Hughes in "The Sky Raid-1
ers," the Columbia picture show-
Ing last times today at the Fox I
Rialto theatre, with Marcellrie Day. I
Wheeler Oakman, Walter Miller, j
lihnerson Treacy, Kit Guard, Ed j&
Saint and niiihy others in the cast. I
; Huglics jilays the role of a crack j
pilot for nn air express' serVlcel
who loses.hls license hfter n, smash- j
ii)i that was the result of Ills drlnk-i
Ing.' He haii Hud a bitter quarrel i
Willi liis Kill over his dho: wehk-l
hess drink-ahd lie realizes: tli,ei
best thing lie can do Is' disapjiear. i
He lakes to the air in airani-j
shnckle old plane' and his Is belies-!
ed lost at seu after it report of a!
plane seen cracking up over the
Pacific :
4 V
Brisbane's Today
(Continued from Page One)
the explosion In St. Petor'B might'
arouse hatred against tho govern
ment. J
., Mussolini and the Vatican City j
authorities combined will solve the
mystery, and, let us hope, detect
the criminal. '
. tt is desirable to help Europe, If
wo can, for If Europe sinks it
would be bad for us. '-. ' .
It would he desirable to help va-
WHY-
More People
SNIDER'S
Gold .Medal
1 here s a Reason
Than Any Other Brand in Southern Oregon!
Snider Dairy & Produce Co
: "If It's
It's Easy
He Gets a Smooth
Start ; . ;
No Matter what the game,
or business at hand, you
mut start right in order
to get along. h .
You have ho start at all
without a bank account
and you can't afford to be
without one! ut;
Medford
rlous things Mri the United States
also, If that were possible.
For instance, the "Independent
Petroleum Association of America,"
with headquarters in Tulsa, Okla.,
says "Because of shrinkage ih the
value of crude ol. in the mid-continent
area, the dally loss in hew
rnnltal in this area Is $1,696,000."
Mnltlnlv that considerable sumi
by 365 and you have lil?,040,000, ! Lucon. heroic '
an item worth thinking about. j patriot of this city, ls .
'- - el ln """''-'o and a4c.
It ls largely due to a (iron in .me ; ..u , myaity ,i
valtie.of crude oil, from $1.29 a bar-; days -: when Itiiei,,,,
rel ill 1930. to 33 cents and loweri enemy fire. Arehl.Uho."
in 1931. ' I-.mmanu.-l Siuhui-,1.
Oil in the United states remiuus i.u...ieu. u. r.n,.i,Si ha
you of Uttle Alice's Cheshire cat. j fervent appeal uskinj.
It gradilally disappeared until noth- of Cardinal l.u. un t0
ing but the smile was left. In the
case of the oil industry, it isn't a
cheerful smile.
. This will interest farmers "tryiris;
tq ma,ke cows pay." The big Shef:
fielcj Farms, .Milk company cuts the
price of cream 25 per cent, ami you
Popularity in Summer
Depends 911 Cleanfe
Light-colored Frocks
and white flannels
must be fcleaned ek
pertly and frequent-
ly.
re that heavy
date let us brighten up
your favorite outfit !
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