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JfEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. 'MED FORD, OREOON, FRIDAY, APRIL 8, 1932.
P.-T. A. PRESIDENT
WILL SPEAK HERE
AT
Mm. W. T. Brloa. president of the
Oregon Congress of Parsnta and
Touchers, who speak In this city to
morrow, laavea the middle of May
to attend the 30th annual confer
ence at Minneapolis of the National
Congress of Parent! and Teachers.
She will attend aa delegate of the
Oregon Congress.
Mrs. Brlco la also a member of
tot ; ctk
F ; r
Mrs. .W. ,T. .Brlca.
the national nominating committee
and chairman of the' Home and
School circle aectton of the program
committee of the. Oregon Conference
on Child Health and Protection, to
ba held In Salem May 1 and 3.
The all-day session at the local
Junior High school, at which she
will ba main speaker, opens tomor
row morning at 10:30 o'clock, Mrs.
O. A. Briscoe of Ashland, secretary
of ths Jackson County council, an
nounced here today.
Phoenix Church In
Annual Gathering
PHOENIX, Ore., April 8. (Spl.)
Fifty people attended the annual con
gregational meeting of the Presby
terian ohurch Wednesday. Encourag
ing reports by the treasurer and sec
retary were read, and reports of the
Sunday school, the Young Peoples',
ladles' Aid and Missionary aocletlss
were given. John Roberta waa elect
ad netf member of the board of trus
tees, and 0. C. Hartley and J. O. N.
Poling, elders. By unsnlmous tote.
W J. Sloan and John Bonar were
elected aa elders emeritus, for the
fslthful work In this capacity In
years past.
It waa voted to oontlnue the pres
ent method of filling ths pulpit for
the next few moutlis.
Announcement was made that Mr.
Vincent, former pastor of the Meth
odist church at Talent, will preach
Sunday morning at II o'clock.
PORTLAND Bids be opened
April 7 at meeting of Slate Highway
commission for projects to cost about
1119.000.
SALEM Bids may be advertised
soon for clearing right-of-way on
next section of North Santlam high
way to be constructed this summer.
Society and Clubs
JLttbCL uy -i Lit
Dinner Parties Precede
Formal Dance Tonight
Tonight promises to ba a festive
one In local society with numerous
dlnnera planned to preoede the danc
Ing party of the Pormal Dancing club
at Dreamland hall. Dancing win oe
gin at 9:30 o'clock and the majority
of members and guesta will dine with
frlenda before continuing to the hall.
Among those entertaining will be
Mr. and Mrs. Treve Lumsden, Mr.
and Mrs. Floyd Hart, Mr. and Mrs.
D. O. Tyree and Dr. and Mra. Ben
. Wilson.
The Lumsdsns have Invited 40
guests to their home for community
dinner, Mr. and Mra. Tyree will be
hoata to 14. and the foUowlng guests
will gather at the Hart home for a
no-host affair: Mr. and Mrs. Ned
Vllsa, Mr. and Mrs. Prank Farrell
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Heath, Jr.,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hart. Miss Orble
Natwlck and Messrs. Harry McMahon.
Tom Swem and Lyle Walther.
Dr. and Mrs. Wilson have Invited
to their home Dr. and Mrs. B. W.
Durno, Mr. and Mra. Jack Porter, Mr.
and Mrs. Justin Smith, Mr. ana Mra.
Mai pierce and Mr. and Mra, Ben
Trowbridge.
Katies and Auxiliary
Hill Meet This Fvenlnr
Members of the fraternal order of
Eagles. No. 3093 and the ladles' auxili
ary, will meet this evening In their
respective halls at eight o'clock, ac
cording to announcement.
A social time will be held, with
dancing and cards, followed by re
freshments. All Eagles and ttulr
families are Invited to attend. Each
lsdy In the auxiliary haa been re
quested to bring a cake.
Muslo Teachers
Meet Monday
The Jackson County Muslo Teachers
association will meet Monday. April
11, Instead of Tuesday of next week,
It waa announced yesterday by Miss
Imogens Wallace. The meeting will
be held at the home of Mra. E. E
Gore on Geneva street.
A large attendance la urged aa Im
portant business regarding the organ
isations participation In observance
here of International music week will
be considered.
Cathollo Dri(!ge Benefit
Arouses Much Interest
The women of the Sacred Heart Cath
olic church are making extensive
plan for the benefit bridge party to
be held next Thursday afternoon,
April 14, at the St. Mary's academy
Playing will begin at 9 o'clock and
the public Is Invited to th affair.
Proceeds from ths party will ba do
nated to the academy fund. ,
Mrs. Brlce Speaks
In Medfnrd Tomorrow
Mrs. W. T. Brlce, stat president,
will ba In this city tomorrow to speak
at th county council of Parent-
Teachers at which members of the
Medford council will be hostesses,
The meeting will open at 10:30 Sat
urday morning In the Junior high
school building. Mra. V. O. N. Smith,
county president, will preside.
Dr. and Mrs. THppel
Entertain at Bridge
Dr. and Mrs. 8. Ralph Dlppel were
hoata laat evening at a delightful
bridge party enjoyed by the follow
ing guests: Dr. and Mra. E. W.
Shockley, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Fields.
Mr. and Mrs. George Henselman, Mr.
snd Mrs. warren Butler. Mr. and
Mrs. Roland Hubbard and Mra. O, O.
Darby,
Relrhstelne Hosts ,
At Dinner, Cards.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Relchsteln
wer host at a small dinner party
at their home on College Hill, enter
taining Dr. and Mrs. Ben O. Wilson
and Mr. and Mra. David Wilcox.
Dinner waa followed by cards. .
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Junior High P.-T. A,
To Elect Officers.
Regular meeting for election of
officers will be held thl evening
by the Junior High Parent-Teacher
association In the Junior High audi
torium. It will be the last evening
meeting of the year and the program
will be presented by the men with
Dr. B. R. Elliott aa chairman.
Altar Guild Party
For Saturday Postponed
The spring bridge tea planned by
St. Mark's Altar Guild, haa been post
poned for one week and will be held
Saturday. April 16, Instead of to
morrow.
Mrs. Sercombe Invite
Friends to Bridge Party.
Mrs. Dudley Sercombe it entertain,
lng tonight at her home on South
Newtown with two tables of bridge.
Those present wlU be Mr. and Mrs.
Prank Perl, Mr. and Mrs. Art Lar
son, Mrs. Luclen Hall, Miss Dorothy
Nyswaner, Harry C3111 and Mr. and
Mrs. Sercombe.
Miss Illgdon to Spend
Summer In Portland.
Miss Deah Hlgdon, popular mem
ber of the younger set here, has gone
to Portland to spend the spring
and summer with her uncle and
aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Boy Crow,
MISS BRANNAN SPEAKS
AT CHURCH SATURDAY
ON PLACE MOVEMENT
With th world court Issue yet to
be decided, the SI no-Japanese affair
hanging In the balanoe and the dis
armament conference In session, try
ing to reduce the armaments of the
world, much Interest is expressed In
the visit here of Miss Eleanor Bran
nan, scheduled for Saturday, April 9.
Miss Brannan of the National Coun
cil for Prevention of War, will speak
at the Christian church on the gen
eral theme of hov this community
can cooperate with other peace-minded
communities In preventing war
throughout the world.
Her lecture here Is being sponsor
ec by the Rogue River Valley College
Women's club. Several musical num
bers will be ofered In connection with
the lecture. Mra. H. B. Marsh and
Mrs. H. O. Purucker will play In
duet Mendelssohn's Midsummer
Night's Dream, arranged by Sidney
Smith, and The Bolero, a Spanish
danoe by Mosvkowskl.
Report from California, where Miss
Brannan has Just spent a successful
month in speaking, are uniformly en
thusiastic over her messages, which
are being given before schools, col
leges, service dubs, women' clubs
and other groups.
The subject of her address to be '
given here Is "Europe Today." Miss
Brannan has had much experience In
the Buropean countries. She served
In the Y. W. 0. A. In France during
the World war, was a student at Ox
ford, and attended the League of Na
tions conference In Oeneva.
ELKS' SPELLERS
CHALLENGED BY
.O.O.F. EXPERTS
Seek Swin Title
Two Fatalities
Oregon Industry
SALEM. April 8 (AP) Two la-
telltles resulted from the 418 acci
dent In Industry during the past
week. It waa announced today by
the Industrial accident commission.
The fstalltlea Include Hermsn N.
Olson, Sllverton carpenter and J. A.
Welshsar. Woodburn laborer.
The spelling title, held with pride
by members of the Elks' lodge, down
through the years, Is contested to
ds for the first time In history,
and O us Newbury and Court Kail
will be forced to carry the competl
tlon outside their own rank to
prove their supremacy.
The right of the Elks to claim
the orthography lsurels of Medford
Is questioned by members of the
I. O. O. F., whose chsllenge waa ac
cepted last night by the B P. O. E
Exalted Ruler Joe Fllegel, who ac
cepted the challenge for a match,
appointed Messrs. Newbury, Hall
and Lewis TJlrlch s committee to
meet with tha Odd Fellows to com
plete detalla for the contest.
W. F. Rector and hie committee,
aa yet unnamed, will represent the
Odd Fellow at the session to be
held Tuesday. At thst time arrange
ments for the apelllng bee. which
tha Odd Fellows predict will mark
the "Elks' undoing," will be com
pleted. As leading asplranta to the title,
so flong claimed by Newbury and
Hall, Mr. Rector names Prof. A. J.
Hanby. H. W. Conger and A. B. Wil
liams. He has many others whose
qualifications and training he re
fuses to reveal, but boasta that they
can outspell any "has-been school
teacher" In the county.
The best spellers from both lodges
are expected to enter tne contest
and the committees have been ad
vised to obtain a hall large enough
to house a record southern Oregon
crowd for the occasion.
All lodge members, spellers and
their families, former pupil of Hall
and Newbury, who glory In the proa
pecta of their defeat, and supporters
of the cry for bigger and better
spellers, are expected to form the
throng of spectators.
Date of the bee will be announced
Immediately after the meeting of
tha committees and the publlo is
promised only short glimpses ol
Newbury, Hall and their leading co
horts. Vlo Tengwald and August
Klocker, during the Interim to follow.
Laura Drury Is
Made Treasurer
By Co-Ed Group
UNIVERSITY OF OREGON, Eu
gene April 8. (Spl.) Laura Drury.
of Medford, haa been elected treas
urer of the Associated Women 8tu
dente at the University of Oregon,
to hold office for the coming year.
This la one of the most important
positions on the campus, aa the
organization la composed of all wo
men registered In the university.
One of the most outstanding ot
It activities Is the raising of money
to bring over a girl from a foreign
country to study here for one year.
The present holder of the scholar
ship Is Miss Nells Roster, of Flor
ence, Italy.
Miss Drury Is a sophomore at
the University where aha I major
ing In English literature. She la a
member of Kwama. sophomore ser
vice honorary, and of Kappa Alpha
Theta sorority. She graduated from
Medford high school with the class
of 1030.
Desirable houses always In first
olass condition for rent, lease or sale.
Call IDS
Real Estate or Insurance Leave It
to Jones Pbone 798
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HOT DEBATE ON
QUESTION
SALEM, April 8. (AP) The. pro
hibition question almost disrupted
the third district convention of
Federated Women's clubs, held here
yesterdsy. A resolution affirming
the convention's stand In favor ol
the 18th amendment was finally re
ferred to the legislative committee
to be presented st the state federa
tion convention at Portland In May.
Officers elected unanimously for
the ensuing two-year term were
Mrs. Clara B. Smith of Metzger.
president; Mrs. A. E. Austin of
Woodburn. second vice-president;
Mrs. William M. Hartford. Portland,
treasurer; Mrs. Baldla Orr Dunbar.
Portlsnd. director. Mrs. W. F. Fargo,
Salem, la the retiring president.
More than 200 women, represent
ing 40 of the 69 clubs In the dis
trict federation, attended the con
vention. The 1038 session will be
held at St. Helena.
Be correctly corseted -by
ETHEL WYN B HOFFMANN
Sixth and Holly street
BEAVERTON O. A. Cobb. Forest
Grove, leased rooms adjoining Hedge's
real estate office for practice of law.
Work In nroffr-jut nn .lArln,
of-way for Wilson River road. Tllla-
mooK Headlight.
Schillin
What is it about a cup of good coffee in
the mrjrning that fortifies the soul of a
man when it's good. So, make it with care.
Select it
with equal care. Fine coffee is worth
looking for. Try PFings of the Morning!
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Ati9tttt4 Prt$t Phot
Washington Athletic club of Seat
tle believes It has a championship
400-yard swimming relay team In
(top to bottom) Helene Madison,
Edna McKibbln, Patricia Linton and
Olive McKean. They're going after
the Olympio title.
What the Girl
Scouts Are Doing
The first Girl Scouts of southern
Oregon to receive their Golden Eaglet
badge will be presented at the Girl
Scout court of awards on Saturday
night at the court house. These girls
are Katherlne Stearns and Madge
Kunzman from the high school troop
who have been Girl Scouts since or
ganisation of the first troop In Med
ford. .
The badge prt&entatlon will be
made by O. E. Gates at the close of
ths regular presentation of all other
badges and awards, and the girls will
be Introduced by their captain. Miss
OUta Walden.
The court will begin at 7:30 and
end at 9:00 p. m., but In addition
to the badge awards a short program
will be presented by the Roosevelt
and Junior High No. 4 troops. j
i
Club To Meet At I
Willow Springs
WIIXOW SPRINGS, April 8. (Spe- i
clal) Regular monthly meeting of !
the Willow Springs Thursday club
will be held April 14 at the home of
Mrs. J. W. BlrltholB. with Mrs. Birk-
hols and Mrs. Frank Thompson
hostesses. Mrs. Sam Anderson and
Mrs. J. w. Elden will have charge of
tne program.
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nice. But there's one way
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CUSTOMER: Don't give
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MANICURIST: This costs less
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dishes 1 It gives the hands actual
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lb. 10c
Beef Short Ribs
lb. Sc
Fresh Side Pork
lb. 14c
Bacon Squares, lb Qc
Pork Shoulder Roast
lb. 15c
Choice Beef Steak, 15c
Rhode I. Red Hent & Fryers Milk Fed Spring Lamb
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BULK COCOA BROWN SUGAR
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Cellophane package
2 lbs.
Sunkist Grape Fruit
Large Juicy .Desert Grown
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ASPARAGUS ORANGES
Fancy Lonr Green Tree Ripened
Lb 5c Larfe SIm
NEW PEAS '2doz. ... . .35c
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SPINACH POTATOES
local Grown Fancy Oamrt,
3 lbs 13c 3 lbs.... ..21c
SUGAR
10 lbs -fctUl
Fine Granulated
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BEANS
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10 lbs.
38
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