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3JEDF0TET) MSTL TRIBUNE, TtrEDrORI), OREGON", FRIDAY, MAT 6, 1932. ' PAGE THREE Society and Clubs Edited by Eva Nealon ' Mist Puhl Entertains Honor In (t Mrs. Larsen Miss Babe Puhl vu hastes at shower Wednesday e. enlng, complt meating Mrs. Carl Larsen. formerly MLss Lorraine Redden, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Redden, whose marriage to Mr: Larsen was an event of last Saturday. The shower was held at the home of the bride's mother, 1016 Reddy avenue. There were 23 guests pres ent. Miss Puhl was assisted as host ess by Mrs. Prank Redden and Mrs. Georgia Franklin, sister of the bride. Many lovely gilts were received by the honor guest. Ralades Visiting In Southern City. Mrs. L. A. Salade and Mrs. L. A. Salade, Jr., returned from San Fran cisco,, after a several days' stay in the bay city, where they were guests at Hotel Sir Francis Drake. Miss Drury Returns Home Miss Barbara Drury. who attended the Kappa Alpha Theta formal dance at the University of Oregon campus Saturday, returned to Med lord on t.ie Bhasta last evening. Miss Drury Is a member of the sorority. Mrdfnrd Women Attend , Grants Pass Lodge Session A large representation from Reames Chapter, O. E. S., attended the meet ing In Grants Pass Wednesday even ing at which members of the neigh boring lodge entertained the seven chapters of southern Oregon: Klam ath Fails. Ashland. Jacksonville, Cen tral Point, Kerby, Glen date and Medford.- The Masonic hall of Grants Pass was beautifully arranged with a gen erous display of purple Iris and pink and yellow tulips decorating each table. A Mothers' day program was pre sented and a life membership In the lodge extended Mrs. Josephine Crock er, past wortiy grand matron and mother of Josephine chapter. Musi cal entertainment was also enjoyed and refreshments served at the close of the meeting. In the group of guests from the Ashland chapter were J. H. Hardy, worthy grand patron, and Mrs. Hardy, worthy grand matron. Guests from Medford were: Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Gates, Mrs. Carlo tta Smith, Mrs. John Butler, Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Houston, Mrs. Harry Nord wlck, Mrs. George Alden, Mrs, Maude West, Mrs. Gharies Gilbert, Mrs. W. H. McQowaa, Mrs. Woodell, Mrs. Ell wood, Mrs. Cornelia Barnes, Mrs. Stella Merrick, Mrs. Irene Purdln. Mrs. Grace Boyl and Mrs. E. M. Wil son, l Bui Id In k Bridge Club Hit 1'leaMint Meeting Mrs. S. I. Brown was hostess yes terday afternoon to members of the Building Bridge club at her .home on ; North Holly. There were five tables in piay and prize tor nign score was awarded Mrs. W. H. Wood. Mrs. Brown was assisted In serving refreshments by her daughter, Marie. The next meeting of the club will be held at the home of Mrs. Guy Conner. Mrs. Swig-art Returns From Stay In South Mrs. Carl Swlgart returned In the Shasta yesterday from a week's stay in San Francisco, where Mr. Swlgart Is now located In business. While In the south she also spent two days with their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Ayres at the Ayres ranch. La Dera, out from Los Qatos. Women's Greater Oregon Association to Meet Mrs. Glen Fabrick. err : of the Medford branch of t Women's Greater Oregon association, is calling a special meeting of women Inter ested In the association for Saturday afternoon. May 7, at the Hotel Med ford. ' The meeting will open at 2:30 o'clock. Women's Club Honors Mathers at Parly Twenty-five members and mothers attended the party given last even ing by the Business and professional Women's club at the Y. W. C. A., honoring Mothers' day. Rev. W. R. Baird of the First Chris tian church entertained with several clever readings, which were much en Joyed. Mrs. Eunice Hillls, well known local soloist, entertained with three numbers and Mrs. J times Milne play ed a group of piano selections. The program was followed by serv ing of refreshments. Mrs. Belva Ai ken, chairman of the program and other arrangements for the evening, was assisted by various members of the club. Two Recent Weddings Announced Here The month of June Is still many days distant, but wedding bells are already ringing for several local folk, There are weddings Just In the off ing, and several were solemnized during this and the past week. Among the most recently announced is that of Miss Alma Bell of Santiago, Cal., and Albert E. Col lings of Applegate, who were married Wednesday morn ing at a simple ceremony attended by a few relatives and friends, in the parlors of the Grand hotel, Rev, Geo. p. Kabele, D. D., officiating. April 25, at the parsonage of the Zlon English Lutheran church. Rev. Kabele united In marriage Miss Ella Mae Catron and Dr. Wm. W. Ooode, both of Sacramento, Cal. Many Festivities Planned For Mothers at Oregon. Mothers of students at the Uni versity of Oregon, many of whom are leaving this city today for Eu gene, will be royally entertained on the campus this week-end, accord ing to reports of the program plan ned In their honor. The major event, the unveiling of the "Pioneer Mother" statue, pre- isented the university by the vlce ! president, Burt Brown Barker, will ! km nuiv nnn nf manv affair sched uled for the week-end. A campus luncheon will be held at McArthur court tomorrow noon. In the after noon there will be various novelty stunts, such as a fllwer race and UNLIABLE " 1 1 Iran i iihiiiiiiifliijiiiilfrt'ftiiiiiMi'i1irfiJiinv--;irT-T YOU MADE US WHAT WE ARE TO-DAY! BUSINESS IS ALL O. K. WITH US While many concerns have been retreating and retrenching we have faced the chorus of calamity howlers and forged ahead and captured more business each week for the past six months. The reason is plain to our customer friends quality at the lowest prices in Medford, due to the fact we are out of the high rent district. And there will be fewer stores in the high rent district if they try to compete with us. We fear no competition we never sacrifice quality to arrive at price. We guarantee not to be undersold "No-sir-ee" not if we know it. Join the crowds of thrifty shoppers tomorrow and save. SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY VEAL ROAST BEEF ROAST PORK ROAST I hens. Milk Fed gffl 8 to 5 lb. IL I C g average IMi I H I Extra Fancy Milk Fed Young Tender Beef Grain Fed Pig Pork ID. & &c lb. 1 Ic lb. 1V2C RABBITS Just Right for Frying lb. I OC LEG OF LAMB SHOULDER Genuine Lamb Very Choice PORK STEAK VEAL LOIH STEAK or VEAL CHOPS Rib or Loin . Lean Pig Pork Rib or Loin lb. 14c lb. 9c 2 lbs. 2c lb. 1 9c BUTTER Local Creamery lb. 23c PURE LARD 4 Home Rendered Ujk Rj lbs. 0 C No Cereal Hamburger & Sausage LAMB STEW VEAL STEW PORK CHOPS 1L A S Su&ar Cured-HaK or Whole lp. Weines & Bologna 2 lbs. 25c Lean Rib or Loin 2 lbs. 19c lbs. 2SC 2 lbs. 29c FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES POTATOES, 50-lb. bag No. 2 Klamath Netted Gems : 35 PEAS. 2 lbs. 9p LETTUCE, large heads 5 ORANGES, large size, dozen . .... 25 STRAWBERRIES, full cups, each 8? FREE DELIVERY 8 A.M-10 A. M.-2 P. M.-4 P. M. -i . ... ...-i .. ... -. .i. -..wj. .. . .. --j..,. rtijfni'i triii-j i ' - "g- CASH GROCERY W. A. H0LL0WAY, Owner 117 North Central FREE PARKING LOT Thrifty Housewives V and SAVE. This is a Home-Owned store featuring Quality at the Lowest Prices For FREE DELIVERY Just Phone 20 ean argams 8 Pounds White Beans 25c 8 Pounds Red Beans 25c Bakers Cocoa Maxwell House Coffee .. Grapenut Flakes, 2 for Diamond Crystal Salt .... 1-lb package Coffee 15? ... 34 19 8 Shredded Wheat, reg. size 10 Local Tomato Juice Large No. 2yi Cans 12V2C each Nally's Salad Time Mayonnaise 1 Full Pint ............ 19 1 Full Quart 33 Fancy Local Baby Beets, 2 for No. 2 Corn, white or yellow Tillamook Cheese, lb . .. Milk, all brands, 3 for 25 10 18 20 SUGAR 10-lb.bagC&H ..49c 100-Ib. bag C & H $4.39 10 Bars White Eagle Laundry Soap . 25 White King Washing Powder 37 49-lb. bag Hard Wheat Flour $1.17 Fresh Fruit & Vegetables Local Radishes, 3 bunches for ... 5 Local Spinach, 3 lbs. for - .. 15 Local Rhubarb, 4 lbs. for - 15 Green Peas, 4 lbs. for - . 25 New Potatoes, 2 lbs. for v 15 Strawberries, 3 for , . 25 Arizona Grapefruit, each 5 Lettuce, large solid heads 5 lennii court dane. The Oregon mothers will b entertained t tea at the Younff Women's Christian association building at 3 30. At 4 o'clock Oregon and Washing ton State college will meet in a baseball game. The annual Junior prom will take place in the evening, featuring the crowning of the Junior week-end queen, Ml&a Dorothy Hall o( Portland. . Candidates Ball to Draw Crowd to Kogue F.Ik Many Medford people will motor to Rogue Elk tavern tomorrow even ing for the ball honoring candidates for Jackson county offices, to be given by the management of the tav ern. Dancing will be followed by a midnight supper. Dr. NllMon, Missionary, Guest of Kitneles. Dr. Betty NlUson, a medical mis sionary to India and the United Lutheran church In America, and of the Au gust ana Luthernn Synod, tvrt the giu-. . ur. and Mrs. George P. Knbele fro i Monday to Wednes day of this week. She addressed a meeting in Zlon Lutheran church on Monday evening, telling In her very interesting and enlightening way of her work In India. She left for Eugene Wednesday noon. MM Reld Returns From Eugene Visit. Miss Margaret Reld has returned to this city from spending several daya In Eugene as guest of her par ents and friends on the University of Oregon campus. While In the university city she attended a meet ing of Pot and Quill, club of women writers, of which she la a member, and other campus events. e-4 Crawford Ohterre Golden Wedding Day. WILLOW SPRINGS May 3 Mrs. R. C. Brophy and Miss Rose Jones attended a surprise party at Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Crawford'a near Med ford. The "Be Jolly" club met in honor of the Crawford's crystal wed ding anniversary. Music Teachers' Asocial Ion to Meet. The Jackson County Muslo Teach ers' association will meet at the home of Mrs, George Andrews Tues day evening. May 10, at 7:30 o'clock. Officers for the coming year will be elected and all members are urged to be present. Officers now serving are Mrs. An drews, president; Mrs. John White, secretary, Miss Florence Graves. treasurer. Thimble Club Postpones Mwtlug to Later Date The meeting of Chrysanthemum circle Thimble club, announced (or Monday, has been postponed until a later date. It waa reported by the membership yesterday. Definite dat tor the meeting will be announced, soon. Thursday Club Meets At Willow Spring. WILLOW SPRINGS Thursday club of Willow Springs will meet May 13. with Mrs. Sam Anderson, who Is to be BMlsted by Mrs. John Catcy. Mrs. W. U. Hover and Mrs. Robert Field have charge of the program. All members are requested to wear house dresses. Officers will be elected and dues paid. Personal Attention Prompt Service Phone 252 Something New Granulated Gravy We have something new for making gravy. Fine for all roast meats and poultry. Makes more and better gravy. Put up in 25c tins. Order a tin today. Oregon Pickles We have added a new line of Oregon Sweet Pickles. Fine quality and very reasonable in price. Special prices on pint and quart jars tomorrow in order to introduce them. Swim in White Sulphur Water HELMAN BATHS Ashland, Ore. Opening Saturday, May 7 Tub Bath Picnio Oroundi Saturday Specials Oregon Sweet Pickles, pints 23c, quarts ...... .33c Kellogg's Pep (Bran Flakes), 2 pkgs 23c Best Granulated Sugar, 25-Ib. bags $1.24 Good Quality Peanut Brittle, lb. 14c Tea Garden Pickled Peaches, regular 95c value. ' Special 69c HOME MADE CAKES Lower in Price-Same Fine Quality FIVE FREE DELIVERIES ON SATURDAY NEW CENTRAL MARKET SPECIALS CHOICE CHICKENS AND RABBITS Hamburger Steak Pork Steak ' lb. 10c lb. 15c Lean Pork Roast Home Rendered Lard lb. 15c lb. 10c We Deliver Phone 81 If You Are Looking for Real Bargains Check Carefully the ads in Today's Mail Tribune
