jgUiyigati in Medford
Congratulations
to the
HOLLY THEATER
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mim. nlo itnii.. 4i.AntM nf civti. nn.i Ei.t in fi.ia itv. Tun irft Viiu- nf iflii Kinif-liiim iiiKlllnrliim which iirovhli'N pxt'pllent vlsllillltv mill cniiifort fur tiiilrniiH. Ton rlelit iJitcKl twyue Slmiilcx iimJri'torH
L mni rqulpment. Lower left llniiitlrul mnzanlne lmiiiRe from whli li tnnm-ln lend to the upiier section of the nuilltorlum. Lower right Colorful foyer of the Holly theatre. Insert-liiHn Meilermeyer, iniiMURcr of
f Holly. Medermeyer Is president of the Active dull of Mcdfnnl mill pprnmHicnt In rlvlc nffiilrs. ;
kS VALLEY, Ore., Aug. 28.
p A social meeting of the
' dub was held at the Weaver
nursdav. Mrs. James Wea-
M u hostess. Those present,
p( members and visitors, were
m Aletta Blgham, Jay Prink.
VcKlnnts, Susan Koger, Nora
t Ittttle Rowe, Ruth Schulz,
i Ruth and Grace Blgham,
P Roger, Mary Edlngton,
Rhul Seegmlller. C. C.
uid Msxlne Abbott, Mrs.
O. T. Wilson and the hostess. As
part of the afternoon's entertain
ment new hints on physical culture
exercises were given by Misses Mary
Edlngton and Grace Blgham. Re
freshments were served' by the
hostess and committee.
Sunday visitors at the peorge Mc
Donough home were Mrs. George
Woods and little Miss Barbara and
Mrs. Marguerite Burdett of Klamatb
Palls. Mrs. Burdett is a niece ot
George McDonough.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Dodge and
children of Medford and Mr. and
Mrs. J. A. Cook of Gold Hill visited
Sunday at the Wilson ranch.
I The scnooi oimiu ip
pairs and making preparations lor
the opening of school September 7.
Friends of Miss Ruth Arbuckle
will be sorry to know she is unable
to take her position as English
teacher this year, due to her mother's
serious Illness. The place was filled
by Miss Lucile Holrldge of Talent,
who was recently elected by the
board.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Coffee and
children of Portland are spending
part of the summer here in the In
terest of their orchard property.
Several residents of thla district
are employed In the pear harvest
In the Table Rock district.
Russell Wilson, accompanied Glenn
Garrett on a trip to Portland and
eastern Oregon towns for a two
weeks' vacation.
Grandpa Hoist Is preparing for
his annual birthday party, for
which he expects an attendance of
150 friends at his home next Sun
day. '
Many cars stop daily for water
melons at the Garrett place, where
Ellis Garrett has a large supply of
this delicious product.
Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Huntress of
Portland, Miss Doris Richardson of
Beall Lane, Miss Eva Nealon of
Medford and Moore Hamilton of
Central Point, were among this
week's visitors with Sams Valley
relatives.
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Girl Writers Visit
Crater for Color
CRATER LAKE NATIONAL PARK
(Special In search of material
for a novel they are writing, ths
Misses Grace and Eve Marshall of
Atlantic City, N. J., are visitors for
a short time at Crater Lake. They
have had several stories published
In eastern magazines and are gath
ering a wealth of material frr fu
ture literary efforts.
The girls hitch-hiked to the Pa-
clflo coast, leaving New Jersey three
weeks ago and visiting Blon, l'-ryco
Canyon, Grand Canyon and Yo
semlto parks on the way. They ex
pect tot be back In Now Jersoy
In two weeks to rccume work on a
novel.
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Pastor Nnves Photo and lllhle
SAN ANTONIO. Tox.. Aug. X .
(UP) When Rev. W. S. Ricks, re
tired Methodist minister, found his
home In flames he dashed back three
times to retrieve his Bible and a
picture of his dead wife. Though
nearly unconscious for a time from
smoke and fumes he recovered from
the experience.
The Home Grocery
"The Home of Best Foods"
608 East Main St.
Phone 743
BEST WISHES
for the
Continued Success
of the
HOLLY THEATER
HUSONS' WHAT-NOT
Sixth and Ivy Streets
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Congratulations Holly Theater J
Boys and Girls
Beoome a "TOP NOT0HER"
$100 in valuable prizes, inoluding a bioycle, thorough-
bred pup, golf set,
Boys and girls botwoon the ages of 8 and IS, enter
the contest beforo Sopt. IS, then ask your friends to
save "Top Ndtcher" contest coupons and deposit
these weekly at the
Gardner Drug Store 1
814 West Main Phone 81-0
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Special Anniversary Program
TONITE TOMORROW NITE
One Performance Each Evening at 9 o'clock
ON THE STAGE
"HOLLY'S FOLLIES'
Directed by GEORGE OLSEN
A SNAPPY SONG AND DANCE REVUE
35 Local Artists
Including
EUow Mae Wilson, Ed Andrews, Dixie A-',,;"'
George Andrews, Effie Herbert Yeoman, MUton Harvey, Floyd Bush
Chuck Whillock
Scenery by Tom Swem -:- Orchestra
World - brtovrcl
8tf In Drama cut
10 ! pattern . . .
Attlon, Speed and
"mash for tilorl
I ntertalnment
ON THE SCREEN
TONITE TOMORROW Mat. and Nile
Thr Sl..r or IMAKKON"
and "VOl M' DONOVAN'S KID "
In
"THE PUBLIC
DEFENDER "
N0T A OANO PK TI KK
No Advance in Prices
An Appreciation
W
K TAKK thin opportunity to rxprrnn our iilm-rit apprrrln
tlon to thR people of MoutlierM Orpfon for thrlr grnrrou
patronage doing the pat ear which hn matte powillile
Hie KUrrem of Hie Holly Theatre.
Yhe public haft been quirk to rpronnlxe the beauty, comfort ana
oilier nnttanllnjE feature of thti theatre. Th'ne attentllng tiaie
enjoyed the ery hct In ncreen allmctlonn. Hlnce IM nienlnK, the
Holly hat offered opportunity for the detelnpmrnl of local theatrical
talent and haft at all time auMed In rifle enterprise.
ThU theatre In a 1'MI per rent Mr. 1 Torn Inttltiillon and Mill, In
the coming yeur, a It nan' In Hie pat, make every effort to merll
the generous patronage and mipport accorded It.
, .V ;
John Nlpdermejer.
Anniversary Month Attractions
SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY
A HTOKV K TODAY'S
IH'HINKHH AND PI.EANl'IIB ,
'Big Business Girl'
I.OIIKTTA VOl'NO
HICAKDO rOKTKB
FRANK AI.IIKIITHON
WED., THUR., FRI., SAT.
Constance Bennett in
"BOUGHT"
WITH
BEN LYON RICHARD BENNETT
May Robson "Star Witness"
In Uti i
"Mother's Millions" T wai.ter iiibto.n
WINNIE
LIOHTNER
in
'SIDE SHOW
Barbara Stanwyck
In
'NIGHT NURSE'
GEORGE
ARLISS
IX
'ALEXANDER
HAMILTON"
Richard
Barthelmess
IN
"THE
LAST
FLIGHT"