BEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, JtEDFORD, OREGON. STTNDST.- AUGUST 9, 193f.
PAGE FIVE
Hammond Sails ,
vst 14, Leaves
Aanfranctsco
hn left for San
ioht attar being
".JTclty-'or a week 'of his
5i.te Young, and brother,
;lT,d was the Inspiration
Sprmaf affairs while
aoM who entertained in
Mrs. L, P- Ames and
at Court Hall, and
'ini.will sail from San
TTugiist 14, on a steamship
Une. whlch he 18
' nuking his headquarters
jfrtncteo and Manila.
a'eation Club
OutingDead
HanSprings
abtn 6f the' Jackson County
.Hon dub are guests this week
t nr. and Mrs. Jack Tyrell at
Ml, Springs. .
-pMi was enjoyod at the resort
nlng and followed by a pro-
i stunts- Today a baseball
ajjramlng will be the iead-
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kij (Imitii .'.''. . '-
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Jtointf Mlss'lonnry'Soclcty ,of
:Diin fluirnli met' In the
tot the chiircl). Monday nfter-
ItJOCjOCK, AUg. O. xc iJicai
.... ii-.. n.A-pt, nroslrlw) rliir,.
VS. Wit v", I?; ,
L business erlo4; Mm, J. p.
knot qentfai tromi, iii v11"
ClituJy, the. theme being "A
loivaiiBj,",.,;... r. ; ;
. 1 n An WH her srouD con-
L ,h nrPKpntaLlon oerijod. 'civ
il illustrated pageant 'entitled
ijg OM,. In the senses." 1 ne
Em being .ably represented by
Ju. Origsby. , ... .......
L ij.it VniiTin-' ot' Central Point
L w ncnnl fiharmincr 'manner.
last speakers of the. afternoon
m. Ella Day, promoter or state
unoag the people, and Mrs.
Bailey, state president of the
riuj work. , ' . ,' '
tfsliments ; of 'Ice : cream and
i nre served to the guests. J29
n Hid 11 visitors were present.
assisting were Mrs. I. H.
Itis. Isaacson. Mrs. arey, Mrs.
M Mrs. Mabel Marsh,
wry Groups
hint Session
Woman's Foreign and the
p Home Mission societies of
pt M. E. church met in Joint
TueEdflyflfternoon with Mrs.
WWllock, 714 West Tenth
with Mrs. W. A. Holloway and
L 0. Koppen presiding. Mrs.
Burnett led the devotions.
"He Morning Light Is Break
Mr, Bennett offering prayer.
1 A. Dew, leading the study,
BiMn. George Kunzman who
iknet, "He That Keepeth
Selection, "A Double Zero
P" read by Mrs. Dew. Mrs.
Henson conducted a demon-
pi 'Waiting World : Ritual,"
. W. A. Hollowav and Mrs.
I. Daron assisting. Beading,
pwne,' Mrs. George BiKler.
Hbkoh offering t.'ie closing
PC the social hour Mrs. Whil-
wted by Mrs. R. A. KonDes.
N Carder and Mrs. B. J. Pal-
'""ed refreshments.
' Slams Return ,'' '.
' liter stay Merc
i Mrs. Blainp Khim nf rwlr-
former well known resl-
tblS CltV. llft UTorlneorlnv
N home after spending ten
- inends here and en-
l 10 Diamond lake and
r lo Medford the Mums Wero
"tertained at doiiphf.fniiv m.
lmn altairs.
D. A. R. Neiis
i .1 - '.i
Miss Forsythe Tq
Speak Here Before
Missionary Groups
Miss Irene Forsvthe 'nf n,. A,-.:
" ..WCflfltly returned frops Tlrjtow
China, where she has been tngarea
In missionary work, will be honor
guest and speaker at the meeting
Thursday evening, August 13. of the
missionary society of the First Pres
byterian Ciurch.
; A joint meeting wjji be held at the
church, opening with a covered dish
supper. The Jacksonville church
members have been Invited to meet
with the Medford groups.
Miss Forsythe Is described as an in
teresting speaker and has had many
'experiences in China, which will bo
related In her talk Thursday. She
Will dwell UOOn nrpRA.it tr. '
tlons lu ciiina. more than missionary
work In particular.
The program for the evening 1s In
charge of Mrs. E. Iverson, president
of the southern Oregon district of
the Women's Presbyterial. .-
(itKLits Here
Enroute North
Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Hackicman and
daughter from San Diego, Cal., stop
ped here Friday night on a trip north
to be euests of Mr. and Mrs. J. w
Qrlgsby. ' .
.aiiot ivrnjr Smith s
,1s Hi-ncl t lunar
1 Miss Janet Wray Smith,' daughter
of Mr.' and Mrs. Ernest Smith is a
guest Vilfl week of her uncle and
,aunt, Mr.' and Mis. H. H. DeArmand
;df Bend.
luursfajr, August 20, Mrs.
I'oweU Pitcher Hobart, president
general. Daughters of th. Am,i,
Revolution and Mrs. Alfred J. Bros
fceau. honorary president-general, wllj
I arrive in Portland for a visit to the
I.Oregon Society. D. A. R. The fol
lowing program tor their entertain
ment has been arranged by the
committee In charge:
Thursday. August 2012:30 p.m..
, luineon, Multnomah Hotel. Reser
vations 73c. 3:30 to 5:30 p.m., gar
jden party at the residence of Judge
E. C. Brbnaugh. Multnomah, Wil
lamette and Portland chapters hos
1 teases for state membershm Trm.
portatlon for out-of-town members
I will be furnished from Multnomah
I Hotel. 7:30 p.m., state board meet
ing dinner and guests,, w.iverley
I Country club. Reservations. $1.50.
; . Friday 12:30 p.m., picnic at
Champoeg cabin. Basket luncheon.
Willamette and southern Oregon
chapters hostesses. Mrs. E. C. Ap
ijjecson, chairman.
' Saturday, August , 22 Columbia
Highway drive, salmon luncheon at
Gorge Hotel. Reservations $1.50.
Eastern Oregon chapters hostesses.
Mrs. J. E. Fer2llson.. chairman.
j Send your reservations not later
I than AlieilKt 17 tr. Mls ITMint U
Handy. 307 Culpepper Terrace, Port
land, Oregon: . '
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Miss Mrfollnin to Tench
In Alnska This year
Miss Esther McCollom leaveR Boon
for Washington, where she will be
guest of her sister before continuing
to Cordova, Alaska, where she has a
position in the schools for the com
ing year.
loan Elliott : ! .
Celfltra'es llirthdny
Little Miss Joan Elliott, daughter
of Dr. and Mrs. B. R. Elliott, cele
brated her fifth birt,'iday anniversary
Friday with a little party at . the
Elliott cabin at Shady Cove on Rohuc
1 river.
Mrs. Heine Heads
Temperance Union
Elected Thursday
The Women's Christian Temper
ance Unions of Medford and Ashland
met In Llthla park Thursday for an
all-day picnic, at which Miss Lena
dell Wiggins, national field secretary,
was guest of honor.
Following the noon luncheon elec
tion of officers was held with the
following chosen to head the union
for the coming year: President, Mra.
Minnie B. Heine of Medford:. vice
president. Mrs: J, c. Woods of Med
ford; secretory, Mra. Lulu Howard of
Ashland: treasurer. Mrs;' Frolcy of
Ashland: delegate to the stat con
vention at Albany. Mrs. Heine; alter
nate, Mrs. Woods.
At 2 o'clock a large group listened
interesting address by Miss
Miss Gavin to Meet
With Local Nurses
At River Cabin Tea
to
Wiggins. Stating that the local W. C
T. U. meeting should be a school of
information, she appealed to mem
bers to preserve the power of unions
by organisation, steadfastness and
wise use of leisure time.
Musical numbers were given by
Mrs. Scrogglns and Mrs. Lyman. Mrs.
Heine gave a humorous reading; Mrs.
Jlllson, county president presided.'
About twenty delegates attended
from Medford. '
Miss Wiggins was entertained ; in
Medford Tuesday night at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Berry, going
on to Grants Pass for meetings Wed
nesday. .
Mrs. Wlllett Vacations
At Crescent City
Rosa Blackmore Wlllett Is spending
her vacation In Crescent City and
will not re-open her studios until
Monday, August 17. Glorious sun
shine prevails at the coast each day
and the nights are clear and cool, she
reports: '
Mrs. Wlllett Is making Hotel Lautf
her headquarters while in Crescent'
City. ' ''
The Graduate Nurses association
will meet Thursday at the cabin of
Miss Phyllis Swearingen at Shady
Cove to greet Miss Jane Gavin, exec
utive secretary of the State Nurses
association, who will be honor guest
and speaker of the afternoon.
A round table discussion will be
held at 2 o'clock and will be followed
by tea. All graduate nurses are cor
dially Invited to attend.
Spending This Week-
Em! at the Lakes.
Dr. and Mrs. F. G. Bunch and
daughter, Qeraldtne. accompanied by
Mrs. Frank Cole and daughter.
Norma Jean, ot Enid, Okla., are
spending today at Crater and Dia
mond lakes, having left for the re
sorts Saturday.
Mrs. Cole and daughter are guests
of the Bunches for two weeks.
l)ce;rcp of Honor
Meets Tuesday
The Degree of Honor will meet
Tuesday evening, the 11th at 8:00
o'clock at the hall on the third floor
oVer the Medford Pharmacy. The
original director, Mrs. Louis A. pelser
will bo present.
M
I'.ilUi'lls Invito Friends '
For Montluy Dinner
Mr. and Mrs. COrbin Edgell will
entertain with a small dinner party
Monday evening at their home on
Berkeley Way. Society has come to
anticipate dining at the Edgells on
Monday each week.
August In Jones 1
tluest of IHilels
Mrs. F. K. Deuel and son Kramer
returned to this, city lust week from
n motor tour to Missouri and other
states, where they visited friends.
They vero accompanied by Augusttn
Jones of St. Louis, Mo., who will bo'
their house guest for several weeks.
.cave Monday for
Visit In Suit 111
Mrs. James Grigsby and house
guest, acccmpAnied by Mrs. Myrtle
Blokely and Mrs. Myrtle Newland.
will leave tomorrow by motor for
Salem, where they will spend several
days visiting friends. Mrs. Blakete'.
who is of the Mall Tribune staff, will
spend her vacation there with her
daughter. Miss Nina Blakeley.
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Miss lleckman to Sail
soon fur the lslunds
Miss Annette Heckman. who" has
been guest for the summer of her
father. Dr. W. H. Heckman. will leave
next week end for San Francisco to
visit friends a few days before sailing
for Hlto. T. H where she will re
sume her position as kindergarten
! supervisor.
Y. W. V. A. Party
Pleases .Many
One of the Jolliest parties of the
week was that sponsored by the Y.
W. C. A. for business girls of the city
Tuesday evening. Picnic supper In
Llthla park was followed by a swim
at Twin Plunges. The affair was at
tended by 30 guests and arranged by
Miss Dorothy Mitchell, Y. W. O. A.
secretary.
llt'ilsous Entertain
several ttilrsts
M16S Mae Crystal of Son Francisco
who has been the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Riley D. Henson for several days
has returned home. Mrs. Al. Crystal
and daughters. Mrs? Verle Beeves and
Miss Constance Crystal of Klamath
Falls are now visiting at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Riley D. Henson.
Mrs. Martin Paulson
Entertains Lutheran Uulles '
The mid-summer meeting of the
English Lutheran ladles will be rteld
at the home of Mrs. Martin Paulson,
436 North Holly street, Thursday.
August. 13. ot 2:30 p. m. Mrs. Carl
Fkiunor will preside, and a full at
tendance Is anticipated.
Mrs. Strang Itetlirns
l ivm Seattle visit
Mrs. Chas. Strang returned last
week from spending a month In Seat
tle as guest of her daughter. Mrs.
R. H. Holmes. Mr. and Mrs. Holmes
and little daughter. Marian, will
arrive in Medford the last of this
month to be guests for some time of
the Strangs.
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MULTNOMAH Multnomah Ledger,
weekly newspaper, launched by In
dependent Publishing Co.
Miss stuurt Returns t'-
To Uoll.vwoiHl, ,t',ll.
Mies Isabel Stfuartl t daughter s,of
Colonel and Mre. R. L. Stuart, who
spent several weeks of the summer
here, following a tour of the United
States, left Thursday for Hollywood,
where she Is associated with para
mount studios. ' " ' ' ' .
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WOODBURN $4000 warehouse Un
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