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I JIEPFOKD MAIL TRIBUXE. MEPFORl), OREGON. FRIDAY, :PETL 15, 1932. P'AGE THREE Society and Clubs Edited by Eva Nealon Society Will Play Bridge At Guild Hall Tomorrow. Local society will be bridge con scious tomorrow, is the prediction today, for many reservations have been made lor the spring bridge tea to be held at St. Mark's Guild hall, under auspices of the St. Mark's Altar Guild. Elaborate decorations are being hung this evening to create a royal Japanese atmosphere In keeping with spring time In the Orient for the party. The hostesses will be attired In Japanese coBtumea when they re ceive the guests tomorrow afternoon. Contract, auction and progres sive bridge will be played, with prizes for the winners In each. A musical program will also be pre sented as an added attraction. On the committee, completing plans for the tea. are: Natalie Hamilton, Prances Kenney, Mesdames Robert Hadley, C. Morrison, H. S Hlnman and Wm. B. Hamilton. Reservations may be made by calling Mrs. Hlnman at 1123-X. " - 4 -Mrs. Merrltt Here From New York Guests of Mrs. Pred Burke of S31 Pennsylvania avenue, this Keek, are her sister, Mrs. Etta Merrltt, and her son-lnlaw and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Westcott of Brewerton, New York, who plan to spend a month :n this city. Mrs. Merrltt formerly lived In Gold Hill and Is remembered in southern Oregon by many friends. Music Study Group Meets Tomorrow ' Tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock at the library the music study group of the Jackson county teachers will meet in the lecture room for a study of music and musical Instruction. Demonstration classes will be pre sented by Mrs. Crane and Miss Cro-mar. Miss Butler Will Attend Olympic Games Late summer Is etlU several months distant, but people of Med ford as yell as those of foreign continents, are already focusing their attention upon Los Angeles, Cal., where the Olympic games will be staged. Although many are weighing In definite plans In their minds. Miss Arllene Butler Is one of the first to announce that she Is going to attend the grand carnival of sports. She writes from Long view. Wash., where she is an instructor In the schools, that she will spend a portion of the summer In this city at guest of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Butler, and will continue to Los Angeles in August. Very Young Set Enjoys Birthday Event Today Master Steve Olppel celebrated hts sixth birthday this afternoon at a festive party arranged by his mother, Mrs. S. Ralph Dlppel, at their home on Queen Anne. A yellow color scheme was used throughout the decorations and fav ors which were presented the little boys and girls, adding much to the Jolly occasion. Games were played and luncheon served, picnic style, on the spacious lawn. Guests Joining Master Dlppel in the celebration were: Joan Elliott, Betty Ann Baker, Lois Ann Hubbard, Joan Humphreys, Junior Harris, Bar-1 bara Butler. Barbara Inskeep, Mary Harris. Dee Goold, Connie Reames, Jimmy Miller. Billy Darby, Edward Gove, Jack Kresse and Betty Nord wick. Barbara Butler to Celebrate Birthday Little Miss Barbara Butler, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Warren D. But ler, will be guest of honor tomorrow afternoon, when her mother enter tains with an afternoon party. For Barbara Is celebrating her sixth birth day Saturday. Games and refresh ments will Interest the very young folk. Those invited are Margaret and Jackie Thompson, LeWayae Eden, Joan Hmphreys, Lois Ann Hub bard, Mary Harris, Dee Goold, Betty Nordwtck, Billy Darby, Steve Dlppel and Roger Butler. St. Mary's Benefit Party Successful Affnlr More than 150 Med ford women gathered at St. Mary's academy yes-; terday afternoon for the spring bridge i benefit, sponsored by the women ofj Sacred Heart Catholic church. Thnre were 33 tables of cards in play and a splendid program was presented by students of the academy, under, di rection of the Slaters, between cards and refreshments. The auditorium was converted in to a refreshing spring garden for the occasion, with an abundance of spring blossoms hanging from bas kets and protruding from large vases to fill the room with their fragrance. White lllaca and tulips were most plentiful. The decorations were arranged by the students of the academy under Economy In baking starts r&Q Wlth G00D flour" rtO makes rf . makes Oregon - the supervision of the Sisters. They also made the band decorated score cards, which were In the form of a large A, on which were painted blue forget-me-nots. The carda were fin ished with blue ribbons. The stu dents and Sisters of the academy also assisted in the preparation and serving of refreshments. On the general committee In charge of tables were Miss Anna Kel lehor and Mrs, J.tC. Boyle. The re freshments committee Included Mes dames Hunter, Young and Oreltsch. Several prizes were awarded during the afternoon. Mrs. Hamilton Pat ton won first honors at contract: Mrs. Larry Schade at pivot bridge, and Mrs. Herbert of San Francisco, who la visiting here this week, was awarded first prise In progressive bridge. The 500 prize went to Mrs. Michael Beck. Mrs. Buckley of Ap ple pate waa also one of the winners. The party was one of the largest and most successful of the spring season, and marks a revival of Inter est in afternoon bridge. Mrs. Murray Hostess To D. A. R. Tomorrow. Mrs. C. C. Murray will be hostess tomorrow to members of Crater Lake chapter, D. A. R., at her home, 612 West Eleventh street. The paper for the afternoon will be given by Mrs. R. C. Van Valzah and officers for the coming year will be nomi nated. Mrs. Murray will be assisted by Mrs. G. Q. D'Alblnl and Mrs. R. McElhose. Mesdames Codding and McCredle Hostesses Mrs. George Codding and Mrs. Clatous McCredle entert-alned mem bers of the Allons club at the for mer's home last evening. There were 14 guests present and bridge w.ia played, with prise for high score and traveling prize going to Mrs. Lorena Leach, and prlz for second high schore going to Mrs. Wm. Lee Bricker. O. S. C. Club Meets Monday Evening Regular meeting of the Oregon State College club will be held Mon day evening, April 18, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Myron Root. 15 Sum mit avenue. All members are cor dially Invited to be present. Assist ing the Roots as hosts will be Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Wilcox, Mr. and Mts. Kenneth Den man and Dr. L. L. Sanders. Auxiliary Dinner to Be Held Friday The home of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Murray, 784 West Fourteenth street, will be the meeting place this even ing of the Typographical Union Aux iliary. A dinner will be served at fl o'clock for the members and their husbands. Picture frames made to order The Peasleys opp Holly theater. CENTRAL POINT BOYS HELD AS GAS THIEVES Tyrua O. Beck, 18, and Paul Pence. 17, Central Point youths were arrested by the state police last night, for al leged theft of RtiAollne from an auto left stnndlng on the Main street of Central Point. The authorities allege) the pair had a hose and a- can ready, when they were apprehended. They will be given a hearing In justice court this afternoon. Catching Col VICKS NOSE DROPS, NEW AID IN PREVENTING COLD: tfZ'tl eeliab: CASH GROCERY W. A. H0LL0WAY, Owner , 117 North Central FREE PARKING LOT PEERLESS MARKET MEAT HISTORY Each week we are adding new customers Holding our old ones, and making new history in killing off thoughts of depression by giving you absolutely the LOWEST MEAT PRICES and the best quality. Thousands of patrons will testify that they receive more for their money at this market, which includes guaranteed quality.. Straws show which way the wind blows. Follow the crowds to this market tomorrow. Special for Saturday A HAM AND BACON SALE YOU'LL NEVER FORGET. 5000 LBS. on SALE bea delivery boy? Just Phone 20 for Free Delivery. You're assured the aume quality hm If you paid us a visit. HAMS Crater Brand Sugar Cured Half or Whole Per Lb. i6y2c BACON Lean Sugar Cured in Piece Lb. 14c Fork Roast eras Choice Young Beef Pig Pork Grain Fed Fancy Dry Picked 3 to S-lb. Average lb. 9V lb. 10 lb. 18c EGGS Fresh Extras Per Dozen 13 c BUTTER Best Creamery Per Lb. Hamburger or Sausage Fresh Ground No Cereal Veal Chops Veal or Baby, Beef Eoast Young and Tender Extra Choice 2 lbs. 19c Vfe FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES ASPARAGUS, per lb. . 5 SPINACH, per lb. ....4$ GREEN PEAS, per lb 7$ LETTUCE, large head, each 5 CELERY, large stalk 10 CARKOTS, per bunch 4 RADISHES, per bunch 2f GREEN ONIONS, per bunch ?, f POTATOES, 50-lb. bag 1.35 No. 2 Klamath Netted Gems TOMATOES, per lb 10 STRAWBERRIES, per box 15 LEMONS, per dozen 7 FREE Delivery Daily 8 A. M. 10 A. M.2 P. M. 4 P. M. Thank You" Friends for your generous support and Interest In Salea mnn's Day last Saturday. There were hundreds who have never traded here before. Come again and get better acquainted. You'll like this friendly Home-Owned store. Snyder's Catsup . 10- Ginger Ale . . . 12 Corn, No. 2 can . . . 10 Pink Salmon Sardine Ovals Tin-apa Sardines large can large , 5C eacn 10c 10c 6 for 25c Sweet Pickles . Hot Swan's Down Sliced Sauce Cake Flour 10c 5c tin 29c Bulk Macaroni Good quality 4 lbs. 19c Snow Cap Shortening 41b. pail 39c Honey 5 lb. pail 43c Del Monte Peaches Sliced or whole 17c Del Monte Crushed Pineapple 1 gal. can 45c Peets Granulated Soap Pkg. 23c 2 bars Crystal White Soap FREE SOAP SPECIALS White Eagle, 10 bars 23c Crystal White or P and G 4 bars 15c Toilet Soap, 3 bars 10c COFFEE SPECIALS American, 1 lb. pkg. . . 17c Coffee Shop, 1 lb. pkg 22c Hill Bro Red can, 1 lb 36c Canned Milk, 4 for 25c FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Local Radishes & Green Onions, 3 bn. 10c Local Spinach .3 lbs. 13c Local Asparagus lb. 10c Lrg. Grapefruit, Ariz, seedless, 4 for 25c Large Oranges, 150 size.' doz. 29c Green Peas 3 for 25c New Potatoes 3 for 25c Personal Attention 1, Prompt Service Phone 252 House Cleaning Time The season for house cleaning is here. We have everything for the cleaning Soap, Brooms, Mops, Furniture Polish, Silver Polish, in fact everything for the cleaning season. See our House Cleaning Windows. Compliments We are hearing many compliments on the quality of meat the Central Market is putting out. Have you tried them? If not, we invite you to do so. They have prime steer beef at all times. Saturday Specials Columbia River Salmon, lb. flat cans .21c Small White Beans, 5 lbs 22c Wesson Oil, quarts 49c 2-lb. pkg. fancy figs, regular 65 value ......... 52c Tillamook Cheese, lb 20c FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES I , Home Made Cakes lower in Price Same fine quality. FIVE FREE DELIVERIES ON SATURDAY MEW CENTRAL MARKET SPECIALS R. I. RED HENS, FRYERS, SPRING LAMB Pork Steaks ' Hamburger .g. Freahly Ground Ib 1Sc lb. 10c TfSiakS Fresh Side Pork lb. 20C lb 4C FULL LINE OF LUNCH MEATS We Deliver Phone 81 STAR MEAT MARKET Yoil always get just what you order at this sanitary market. Try it and see. SPECIALS R.I. Red Roosters Beef Pot Roast Young and Large lb. 1 Lb. 1 ' ' Beef Short Ribs Bacon Squares Lb. 8c Lb. 10c Fresh Side Pork Home Rend. Lard Lb. 14c Lb. 10c All Choice Beef Steaks . . Lb. Ijjc Phone 273 We Deliver
