MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, MAY 4, 1932.
PACE THREE
55 HIGH SCHOOL
STUDENTS LISTED
FOR HONOR ROLL
Pilty-Jivs tudent t the. Senior
high school were lttJ on the honor
roll (or the second six weeks period,
u .announced by Prlnclprt O. O.
Smith yesterday.
In the, Joilo'wing list, divisions are
not segregated, but points earned
are listed following the grade:
Moty. Gilbert. 5 5
Paley. Dorothy 3A.2B 60
Bennett, George 4A 55
Hicks. Cleo . SA 55
Tucker, Francis 4A 55
' Prink, Katherine . 2A.3B S3
Anderson. Melvin 3A, IB 48
Nicholson. Uoyd 3A, IB 48
Reames, Carvel 2A, 3B 48
Willlts, Dorothy 4A, IB 48
Wilson, Maynard JA.3B 48
Dodge, Mildred .3A, IB 47
Ouy, Aileen 3A, IB 47
Rogers, Allen 3A, IB 47
Thatcher, Sabring . 3A, IB 47
Dodge. Carol ..2A,2B 46
Roseborough. Wlnllred .2A. 2B 48
Ferry, Elizabeth 4A 48
Ferry. Frances 4A 45
Chambers, Mary 2A.2B 45
Edler, Alma 4A 45
Kellcg. Boyce 4A 45
Stewart, Marjorle 2A.2B 45
Pastorino, Laura 4A 45
Ludwig, Charlotte .2A.2B 45
Daugherty, Carol : SA.2B 38
Janes, Dolph ' 2A.2B 44
Brockway, Evelyn 3A. IB 43
Gore, Dorothy 3 A, IB 43
Calder, LaDonna 3A, IB 43
Smith, Velma 3A, IB 43
Stennett, Betty 3A, IB 43
Edmiston. Helen 3A, IB 43
Harris. Mabel 3A, IB 42
Niedermeyer, Erma . 2A.2B 41
Dannals. Florence .2A.2B 41
Barton, Harold 4A 40
Dort, Paul 2A.2B 40
Stone. Ruby 2A.2B 40
Tyrell, Arietta 4A 40
Moffett. Eugene 2A.3B 40
Brockway. Beryl r 2A.2B 40
Moffatt, Hazel 4A 40
Annlng. Mabel 3A, IB 38
Merrill, Teas 2A.2C 38
Doty. Irwin - 3A, IB 38
Bawhouser, Pearl 3A.1B 38
Stubblefield, Irene 3A, IB 38
Elmoore, Berteena SA, IB 38
Greaves, Robert 3A, IB, 1C 37
Siettert. Oeo .2A, IB, 1C 37
Tjoelker, Cornelia 2A.2B 36
Dale, Kathryn .2A,2B 36
Sparks. Paul 2A.2B 38
POSTPlEllE
DANCETO MAY21
Society and Clubs
Edited by Eva Nealon
Hlllah Temple's big spring Shrine
ball, which was slated for Saturday,
May 7, has been postponed until
Saturday, May 21, according to an
announcement made today by J. C.
Thompson of Medford, chairman ol
the committee tn charge of thta out
standing spring event. The advance
In date of the dance will enable the
committee to perfect the many ar
rangements for the event, which is
to be held at the Jackson County
fairgrounds pavilion, located on the
Pacific highway, near Medford.
Croft's famous Hlllah Temple dance
band will supply the melody for
the Hillah ball this spring and
Chairman Thompson has promised
added features that will make the
Shrine dance on May 21 one of the
social event of the spring season.
The general public has been Invited
to participate in "the Shrine ball and
dance lovers from scores of southern
Oregon and northern California com
munities are expected to make the
pilgrimage to Medford for the de
lightful affair.
TWO HURT WHEN
AUTOS SMASH UP
Two persons suffered slight In
juries In a head-on automobile col
lision in the Slskiyous yesterday
afternoon, according to state police,
who gave first aid and checked on
the accident.
Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Sprague, little
daughter and two sons of San Fran
cisco, en route to Tacoms, were trav
eling north and collided with the
Plerce-Arrow is which Mr. and Mrs.
Harvey Loetfler of San Francisco were
Journeying south.
The little Sprague girl and Mrs
Loeffler received cuts and bruises.
Both cars were traveling at high
rates of speed, the officer reported.
The Sprague automobile was wreck
ed beyond repslr and the large car
was also badly dsmaged. The sprague
family continued north by stage.
VALLEYPROPERTY
IN BIGEXCHANGE
A tent-estate transaction, tn which
S. D. Brigcs of Ashland exchngeS
property valued at 2S,000 In Glen
dale, Calif., for southern Oreyon
property at approximately the aame
lUtinas, w&a reporter yeatercay, ac
cording to the Aahiand Daily Tid'
The old Swedenburg lot acros
from the Llthta Sprint hew I in
Ashland, a new dwelling in Med
ford, and 180 acre of titnberland
and farmland near .Jacksonville were
acquired by Mr. Briftg.
The exchange-villi r. W. Htieman
of San Diego, concerned properties
in Olfrwiale. owned by Mr. Brisn
Bert Miller. Ashland realtor, ban
died the transaction.
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Be correctly tre$
by ETHELWYN B HOFFMANN
6txn and Holly Street
Parent-Teachers Predict
Fine Showing of Picture
Showing of Ben Hur, to be apon-i
sored at the Holly theater by the
Junior High Parent-Teacher associ
ation Saturday, promise to be of
unusual merit, according to an
nouncement of the Parent-Teacher
membership. John Siedermeyer, man
ager of the -theater, will use the
Magna-Iife screen for portions of the
production, bringing the scenes in
lifelike size to the Medford audience.
The screen is approximately three
times the size of the one ordinarily
used and will be adopted with par
ticularly fine result for the chariot
race and the battle of the pirate.
The teachers of the Junior high
school will be guest hostesses for the
Saturday matinees. The Junior high
school orchestra will entertain pre
ceding the film. The doors will open
at 12:30, the music being scheduled
for 1 o'clock.
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Guild Girl! of Baptist
Church to Fete Mother
The Guild gjrla of the First Baptist
church are Holding a banquet in
commemoration of Mother' day, next
Thursday evening at 6:30, at the
church. AH the girls are urged to
bring their mothers and all the moth
ers of the church are invited.
Following the banquet, beginning
at 8 o'clock, the girls are giving
program to which the public 1 in
vited . It will consist of musical
numbers, readings and a play en
titled "The Girl Who Pell Through
the Earth."
There will be no admission charge
but an offering will be taken.
Mrs. Shelby to Entertain
Honoring Miss Halley
Mrs. Alfred B. Shelby i inviting
guests to & buffet supper and bridge
party at her apartment at Cargiil
court for tomorrow evening, com
plimenting Miss Angle Halley, whose
marriage to LaVerne Sutheriin will
be a social event of Saturday after-
non at 4 o'clock at the studio of
Tias Orbie NatwicJc on East Main
street.
Guests for tomorrow evening's
event will be: Misses Halley. Orbie
Katwlck. Dorothy Rogers Mary Bebb.
Gladys Applegate. Prance Weisner,
Babe Purdin, and Mesdames Donald
Gray, E, I. Lennox, Quisenberry,
Mlnkler, Lantl. Simmons, Phette-
place and. Bromley.
Junior High Study ,
Club to Meet Friday
The Junior High Parent-Teacher as
sociation study club will meet Fri
day la room 17 at the Junior high
school. The executive committee
meeting will open at 1 o'clock, to be
followed by the study period.
A full attendance is urged by the
leaders as important business will
be brought before the gathering. The
subject for the study period is Sex
Education of Children, which will be
continued from the last meeting un
der the leadership of Mrs- C. B. Trow
bridge.
Lady Elks Have
Pleasant Afternoon
Yesterday afternoon was a pleasant
one for Lady Elks, who met at the
temple for bridge, pool and bowling.
The latter pastime is rapidly winning
favor with the group and enjoying an
increased following. No piiee, how
ever, was awarded the winner. Prizes
in bridge and pool were awarded Mrs.
R. L. Parker and Mrs. Jessie Houck
Mrs A. F. Stennett was hostess for
the afternoon. Mrs. Baker will be
hostess to the group at the next meeting.
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High School Girls'
Lengiie Entertains
. PHOEtflX. Girls league of the
high school entertained with ft tea,
honoring their mother, at the Pres
byterian church parlors, Friday. The
room was tastefully decorated with
tulips. An Interesting and enter
taining program was enjoyed. A vio-
line solo was played by Alice Hens-
ler, with Mrs. Maude woods accom
panying her. A vocal duet was given
by the Misses Marjorle and Mildred
Poling, and a piano solo by Lucille
Hust.
Conrad-Wolff Wedding
Announced for .fune
Announcement has been made of
the wedding of Miss Dorothy Con
rad, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Conrad of Central Point, to Edward
Wolff of this city, which will be a
social event in June.
Many Events Fete
Miss Haflpy, Bride-Elect
Misses Mary Bebb, Gladys Apple-
gate and France Weisner were host-
eases Monday evening i a lovely
shower and bridge party at the home
of Mrs. Hazel Bromley on Vancouver,
feting Mi&s Angle Halley, bride-elect,
who ha been the inspiration for
much entertaining planned for this
week.
The rooms of the Bromley home
were beautifully decorated la purple
iris, lilacs, tulip and spire, with
candles and other detail in harmon
izing shade, for the occasion.
The honor guest waa the recipient
of many gift and was winner of high
prize at bridge.
Guests for the evening were Misses
Dorothy Rogers, Orbie Katwick, Viola
Tempieton and Georgia Edward, and
Mesdames Maude Lantis, Helen Mink
ier. Vera Strader, Chester Hubbard,
Alfred B. Shelby and Haw! Bromley.
A dinner party and bridge event
for the pleasure of Miss Halley will
be given at the Hotel Medford this
evening with feminene member oS
the California Oregon Power company
staff, with which she ha been asso
ciated for 10 year, as hostesses.
Wilsons Celebrate
Thirty-First Wedding,
JACKSONVILLE Mr. and Mrs. L-
T. Wilson of East California street
celebrated their thirty-first wedding
anniversary Sunday, and also hon
ored George Wendt1 birthday. Six
teen relative were present, and ft
lovely dinner we served i noon.
Although Mr. Wilson is 81 and Mr.
Wilson to, both enjoy good feesitfe
and their many friends wished
them many years of continued hap-,
piness.
Hansen Entertain f
With Bridge Party
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Hansen and L
R. Hansen of Eugene were guests in
Medford over the week-end of Mr.
and Mr- Harry Hansen, who enter-i
tained Saturday evening in their hon-
or. with three table of bridge.
W. A. Hansen 1 Harry Hansen's
brother, and L. R. Hansen is his;
father. The trio from Eugene left
for San Francisco via Crescent City.;
Jackson County Study
Group Plans Luncheon
The teachers of the study groups
of Jackson county are holding a
luncheon Saturday, May 7, at 12
o'clock, at Halt's cafeteria on South
Riverside avenue In Medford. AH
teacher are cordially Invited to at
tend the iunoheon. Reservation can
be made with Miss Laura N. York,
route 1, Medford, telephone 4S8-R-2,
until Friday evening.
Thursday Club Ha
Many Activities
PHOENIX. The Thursday club met
with Mrs. Ted Furry at Central Point
last week for an all-day meeting with
covered dish dinner at noon. Mrs.
Inez Hays assisted Mr. Furry with
entertaining.
Saturday night a card party was
given by the club for the Library
benefit. A good sum was realized.
Eft It h Saunders
Honored on Birthday
Mrs. Frank H. Saunders entertain
c '. yesterday afternoon at feer home
on Ridgeway drive honoring the sixth
birthday of her daughter, Miss Edith,
Guests were Maurice Pierce, Morland
Pierce, Leona Beck, Mrs. Clarence
Pierce, Elsie Saunders and Martha
Louise Saunders.
Mrs, Cole Expected
Here Tomorrow
Friends of Mr. T. M, Cole, for
merly of this city, now of Fresno, are
welcoming the news that she wiii be
in Medford tomorrow, stopping on her
return from a trip to Portland. It
is. hoped she will remain for a few
days as a guest of local folk.
Slxle Club Meet
Saturday Afternoon
Member of the Dixie club will
meet Saturday, May ?, at the home
of Mr. Robert Frame at Phoenix for
covered dish luncheon at I o'clock.
Hostesses for the afternoon will be
Mesdames D'Aibini, Hamlin and Mur
ray. Carnation Club
Meets Thursday
The Carnation club will meet at
the home of Mrs. Mayme Seller, 8S5
North Central, Thursday evening at
7 o'clock.
Mis Bleed Betrothed to '
Mr. Van Horen of Medford
Southern Oregonians wtU read with
interest a recent announcement in ;
the Eugene Register-Guard, setting of
the engagement of Mts Xahtrin
Blood instructor In the Central
Point schools, to Leslie Van Dorea,
local architect. Both voung peo
ple are well knows here a&d popu
lar members of the universUy set.
The announcemetn in the social
columns of the Eugene press follows;
"At ft breakfast party given by Eu
gene alumnaa of Alpha XI Delta so
rority for members of the active
chapter senior class Sunday Rioming,
announcement was made of the en
gagemetn of Mis Katherine Blood,
daughter of Dr. and Mrs. J. M. Blood,
to Leslie Van Dorea of Medford, sen
of Mr. and Mrs. J. 8. Van Doren of
this city The party waa gives at
the Eugene hotel.
Eaci place card was & double rose,
one with a card inserted telling the
betrothal. A long stemmed rose was
tied to each card. The tabie was
a T shape, beautifully decorated with
basket of pink sweet peas, rosebuds
and ferns. After the announcement
waa found a large gold box of candy
was brought In, with the engagement
ring on top, and the group mg the
'Alpha Xi Delta Sweetheart song.
"Kews of the engagement is of
muoh interest to university friends
Mi&s Blood graduated with the class
of 1830 at the University of Oregon
and is a member of Alalia Xi Delta
sorority and of Mu Phi Epsiioa music
honorary, Mr. van Doren is a grad-!
uate of the college of architecture at
the University of Michigan and i a I
member of Sigma Pi fraternity there.
He is now engaged in the architec
tural business in Medford. Miss Blood
is music supervisor in the schools at
Central Point,
"Ho date for the wedding Sss been
announced.
"Places for thirty-two were set at
the tabie. Miss Charlotte Winnsrd
gave the address of welcome to the
senior girls and Miss Roma Gross
from the senior class made the re
sponse. Mrs. Loren Reynolds of Port
land gave welcome to the alumnae
there. Miss Virginia Keeney from
the alumnae also spoke. Several
songs of the sorority were sung with
v -rob of Alpha XI a the con
cluding number.
"The seniors present as honor
guest were: Misses Frances Jordan,
Claire Oliver, Vivian Co&s, Clare Mer-
tin. Dorothy Lindeman, Winifred
Winkler, Barbara Laeaualien, Helea
Chaney. Gladys Gregory, Lucy Nor
ton, aisxiae Moore, Roma Goss, Dor
othy Foote and Lenore Ely.
"Mrs. J, M. Blood wa & special
guest at the breakfast and the alum
nae attending included Mrs, Thomas
S. Wells, Miss Charlotte Winnard.
Miss Virginia Keeny. Mrs. Guv s.
Claire, Mr. Phil Sordiing, Mrs, Lot
Reynold, Mr. Loren Reynolds of
Portland, Mis Elise Schroeder, Miss
Elizabeth Patnton of Portland, Mias
Mabel Klockars, Mrs, Ruth Young,
Mr. Lester Hufst&der, Miss Kather
ine Biood,'
Smiths Entertain
Forty at IMnner.
JACKSONVILLE Saturday evening
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Smith enter
tained about 40 guest, some from
Applegate. Dancing was enjoyed.
with music furnished by Robert
Watkina and Heater Kmizeu of
Copper. Refreshments were served
at midnight.
Phoenix Extension
Unit Meets Friday
PHOENIX, May 3. fSpl Phoe
nix unit of the Extension club wiii
meet at the Grange Hall Friday at
10 o'clock. Lessons are being stud
ied on the economical preparation
of meals. At the last meeting, break,
fast ws prepared and Friday, the
preparation of dinner will be stud
led. Articles prepared will be served
at noon. All ladles are invited. Mrs.
Mack, home demonstration agent,
will be Instructor,
OBSERVE 11
WEEK IN ROTARY
CLUB PROGRAM
National Music week was observed
by the Medford Rotary Tuesday with
a special musical program arranged
fpr the occasion by Mrs. Rawles
Moore. The program was precede
by a short talk h? Mrs. Moore, out
lining the development of American
music since Civil war days, when
American ballads came into being.
The fact that mulc In this coun
try is only about 60 years e3d was
brought out by Ms. Moore who told
of the splendid work done by Theo
dore Thoma and Welter D&mroseh
in establishing symphony orches
tra. The establishment of the first
American college of music fey Theo
dore Thomas in Cincinnati, Ohio,
was also covered by the speaker. music wek for tr.e enjoyment c
Tae musical program centred fiff local ptspl by Metifoid' 3&yic !v
two attractive groups of vocal solos $ era.
by Elsl Carleien Strang, sprno, and Frank Sanford w a tsting So
ft group of male quartet numbers byitr:a from Kiaimth l-'aSl boss
Ma?s. Fay, 0n Weadi iid Kirk-1 and Sr. S. W. Ssimo ad Mtin As-
patxick. Mr. Haw Sea Moore accom- deraon were guests t tise meeting.
pamed the above aiiUs. All of tne
musical offerings were much appre
tfi&ted judging from the &jiy ap
plause from ail present.
A letter from Ensign Pack of the
Salvation Army waa read, thanking
the local Roiarisss for s&e carload
of potato dan&ted fur mtef work
iat fall, Mr. Pack ssased that 50
families had been provided with the
Rotary potatce and averssslng five
family this meant 3253 people
On Friday at S;30 p, m ih Ui
meeting of the year will fee held a
111! CM
STAGES FUND DCT
Ttiif per cent f the btadgs
to be raised by the Aahlasd chamber
of commerce, sspor j soon
vra'-erday folksveisg an intensive drss?
iaunclss svii T smesri&m of Pasii
McDonald.. Accong ie B S, It
ffrk, secretary &f 3e s??gs3&sai5on
only per est of tfee ccii?TS
hd ?$r$ed at itsztt l!sse
donation.
Parent-Teacher association. Mem
ber r urged to attend and all
are Interested are cordfally invited.
Mrs, Tiseo. P. Tollefsoa ill inl!
President Shockley thanked 2, C.
Corn, chsimsan. end members of his
jn'Crtw5t4 vhnc jffi-irt s?Mi m..
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Glenn Smith announced eom- maiwon; secret, Mr. Fmls Law-
BiWKivy jiiuastai s vtsts tags av.ti
last evening and inTited everyone
to attend.
Mrs. Moore told of the excellent
program arranged In o&eranee of
rsnee; historian 55xs, ?. A, Tr?;
Mrs. Tracy, presiding officer
Picture frame made to order.
Teasle?, opp. Holly thest
MRS. BILLINGS RITES
THURSDAY AFTERNOON
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