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BEDFORD irXTL TRIBUXE, BEDFORD, OREGON. WEDN"ESD:T. JUNE 29, 1932. v
Society and Clubs
Mrs. McCssker. Hoatea
At Luncheon Today
Mrs. H. D. McCaskey entertained at
1 o'clock luncheon today at ner
beautiful country Home on tht old
Staa rosd, compUmtntlnt Mr. A. 0.
Busaerd of Berkeley Springe, West
Virginia, who Is guMt here of her
(laugh wr. Mre. Win. Aldrtch, and Mra.
Ketherine Heffernan of aeattl. who
ha taken the Sheldon country place
for the season.
Those p.isent were Mra. Aldrlch.
Mr. Buwerd. Mre. Heffernsn, Miss
Carlton, Mra. h. A. Salade. Sr., Mn.
Gordon Voorhlea, Mra. !". Coming
Xenly, Mre. li. A. Salade, Jr., Miss
Roxana Buhl, the Misses rrancta and
Harriett Sparrow and hostess, Mrs.
McCaakey.
Mn. Rynnlnf Hostess
at Luncheon and llrldra
Mrs. Paul B. Rynnlng was .hosteaa
yesterday afternoon at her home on
Rose avenue at 1 o'clock luncheon
and bridge. Summer flowera added a
gay note to the tables, where covers
were placed for Mesdames C. N. Culy,
H. R. Edwards, Lee Watson. B. N,
Campbell, R. O. Nixon, Whltlker, R.
C. Van Valrsn, T. M. Heckard, w. w.
Cleavea, D. R. Terrett, L. Early, L. D.
I,swton and the hostess, Mrs. Ryn-
nlng.
Following luncheon, bridge was
played with prises going to Mrs. Culy,
Mrs. Cleavea and Mrs. Lawton.
Presbyterian Group
Has Treasure Hunt
Ths Presbyterian Christian En
deavor group enjoyed a treasure hunt,
swimming party and welner roast last
evening, accompanied by Mr. and
Mra. Keuhnle. The path of the hunt
wound through the Old Stage road
aectlon, back to the airport, and on
to Bybee bridge, where swimming
and welner roast completed the even
ing. There were 30 guest In the
party.
Snnday School Clas
Enjoys Swim, Picnic
About thirty-five members and
friends of the Loyal Workers" Sunday
school class of the Plrrt Presbyterian
church enjoyed a swim and picnic
Monday evening on the Applegat.
with Alleen Parker'a group In charge
of the entertainment.
Following the picnic, large camp
fire was built, and stunts and songs
presented about the fire.
Luther Leaguers Plan
Piny and aortal Evening
The Luther Leaguers of Eton Lu
theran church have been busy the
psst few weeks prepsrlng for a two
act play to be given tn the church
parlors this week, Thursday, 6 p. m.
The title of the play Is "The New
Minister Arrives" and Is humorous in
It character. The general public Is
Invited. The play will be followed byj
a social period, refreshments ar, .
other amusements.
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Mrs. Relrhsteln
In San Francisco.
Mrs. Harold Relchateln Is In San
Francisco this week visiting her sis
ter. Mrs. Russell J. Patterson. Her
other sister, Mrs. Spencer Alexander,
was resent guest of her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Prank J. Newman, haT
Ing stopped with Mr. Alexander en
route from Ban Franclaco to Port
land,, where they will make their
home.
ft. P. W. Club to Picnic
On Hogue River Tonight
. The Business and Professional Wo
men's club will meet thl evening at
the cabin of Miss Phyllis Swearlngen
on Rogue River for swimming party
and plcnlo and extensive plana are
being made for the occasion. Mrs.
Belra Aiken Is chairman of festivities
for the evening.
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Mr. and Mrs. Lenox
Return to nty.
' Mr. and Mrs. Ray Lenox have re
turned to Hertford from their wed
dins; trip north and are now at
home to their frlenda at their apart
ment, S3. Mistletoe. Conalderable
Informal entertaining has been done
In their honor thta week, including
a dinner . for which Mr, and Mra.
Jacque Lenox wero hosts Monday.
Mrs? Merrlweather
Here for Summer
Mra. Theodore Merrlweather la her
from Ventura, 01., to spend the
summer with her parents, Mr. and
Mr. George Eads. Mr. Merrlwesther
will arrive July to for a month's stay
here and the Eads are expecting other
guest for the coming week end.
Mrs. Munter Leaves for
Portland Tomorrow.
Mrs. Robert Munter and daughter.
Nancy, plan to leave tomorrow for
Portland, where they win join Mr.
Munter In making their home. They
have been gueau lines hla departure
of Mra. Munter's parent. Dr. and
Mrs, R. E. Oracn.
Building Bridge riuh
To Meet, Kelly Home
Mrs. Paul Orelner will be hostess
tomorrow afternoon to members of
the Building Bridge club at th home
of her daughter. Mrs. Edward c.
Kelly, Oregon Terraot.
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Mr. and Mrs. Pease
I'lsn for Holiday.
Mr. and Mrs. I. W. Pa and
daughter. Jean, plan to leave Salur
day to spend th holiday at th
beach, which will b on of th
most popular haunt with southern
Oregonlans thl coming week end.
Perls Home From
Holiday, Rorky Point,
Mr. and Mr. Prank Perl and lit
tle daughter. Mary Ann, hav re
turned to thl city from a week's
holiday at Rocky Point.
fry trait C. nnshsn'tVeittsbl Compound
She Shouldn't be Tired
No energy... circle under her em. liihc
wosld only try Lydis E. Pinkhiro'l
Vegetable Compound in tehler.forro,
he could be strong and hippy sgttn.
Herb l.unds Hera
From Portland
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Lundy and lit
tle son, Mlchul, rrlvd Monday
evening from Portland to be guests
for the remainder of the week of Mr.
Lundy's parent at their horn on
th Jacksonville road. On thtlr way
south they traveled the coast road
visiting Mrs. Lundy's relative near
TlH&mook and continuing to Eu
gene, wher they were guests of
friends at the University of Oregon
The Lundya formerly lived In Med
ford snd are being greeted by many
friend. Mr. Lundy is a member of
the staff of th United Press at the
Portland bureau.
Medermeyer Home
Scene of Picnic Supper
Th Oolden Links Blbl clss met
at th E. H. Nledermeyer home on
Ross Ian Thursday evening for a
picnic supper, whloh wsa served cafe
teria tyl on th specious lawn.
About 40 members and children en-
Joyed th picnic, after which th fol'
lowing program was given: Violin solo
by lrma Nledermeyer. accompanied
by Mrs. E. H. Nledermeyer; recite
tlon by Zsvlv Lester; 30 mlnut pro
gram by Baptist S. 8: piano duet, Al
pha and Lee Whlllock; group singing
of old time songs wsa led by Mrs,
Tom Gilford, with Mr. Olfford at the
piano; piano solo by Luclle Knox.
Mesdames Rebb, Purucker
On Klwanla' Program
Mrs. Royal E. Bebb and Mra. H. O.
Purucker of this city yesterday noon
presented two delightful number be,
fore the regular noon luncheon of the
Ashlsnd club, when the organization
entertained th Klwanls ladles.
Th two musicians, formerly of
Ashland pleased th group when Mrs.
Bebb sang "Aftsr," by Clara Edwsrdi,
and "You Will Remember Vienna."
from Viennese Nights, by Frlml. Mr.
Purucker played the piano accom
paniment. -
Stowell Home Seen
Or Birthday Party
EAGLE point A Joint birthday
party In honor of June Stowell and
June Englehardt was given June 17
at th J. E. Stowell residence. Those
present were: Oladya Nichols, Mule
Shelly, Grace Helman, Evelyn Stow
ell, Myrtl Stowell. Oeorge Brown.
Donald Young. Nell Miller, Olenn
Lannlng, Hugo Englehardt, Henry
Englehardt, Heinle Umbidso.ht. Del
bert Mongold. Tommy Stowell, Mr.
and Mr. J. s. Stowell and th hon
ored guests.
Mrs. Durgsn Arrive
For Aahland Wedding
Mrs. H. 8. Durgsn of Eugene arrived
In Ashland the first of the week to
attend the wedding this evening of
Miss Dodge, to her son, Walter Dur
gsn of Corvaltls. Joe McKeown cf
Eugene also arrived Monday to be
best man for Mr. Durgsn. The three
young people are welt known here
among members of the university set,
and seversl Medford people plan to
sttend the wedding, which will take
place this evening at the Presbyteri
an church.
nr. and Mrs. Dodson
Home from Honeymoon
Dr. snd Mrs. A. B! Dodson return
ed yesterday from their wedding trip
through Yellowstone national park
and will be at home to their friends
thl week-end at 815 Taylor atreet.
Mra. Dodson Is remembered a the
former Mlsa Ruth Swanson.
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Beautiful CILDA GRAY, kiwi
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Mrs. Six Arrive
From South Tomorrow.
Mrs. Charles Six. accompanied by
her eon, Jack, la expected to arrive
here tomorrow from Los Angeles to
spend th summer with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. John Perl,
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Buzzard Guests
At Aldrlch Home.
Mr. and Mrs. 8. S. Burzard of
Berkeley Springs, West Virginia, are
here to spend several weeks s guest
of Dr. nd Mrs. Wm. Aldrlch, Thsy
are Mr. Aldrlch parents.
will Vacation " ' '
In nay City.
Mrs. Bruce Bauer and little dau
ghter, Louise, sre leaving by motor
todsy for'San Francisco, wher tney
will be guests of Mrs. Joe Orltsch
for seversl weeks.
Wrs. West Home
From Months' Vacation
Mra. Laura M. West returned on
Sunday from a months' vacation
spent with relatives and friends In
Portlsnd and Willamette valley town.
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Cummlnga Entertain
Mr. Ryan Tuesday
Mr. and Mra. Fred Cummlnga en
tertained at dinner last evening for
th pleasure of J. H. Ryan, state
water master, who ha been a visitor
from Salem.
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Circuit Judge R. D. Norton 1 ex
pected to rtturn tomorrow from
Oregon City, when h ha been oc
cupying the Clackamas county bench.
Ha will hear motion, and other
pending matters Friday, according
to present plan.
Among matter scheduled to be
heard within th next week I th
plea of F. A. Bates, aged Gold Hill
miner, Indicted by th last grand
Jury, for alleged threat to commit
a felony. Bate waa granted 10 daya
recently In which to plead, and the
time expire next week. Bate. In
th aftermath of th laat primary,
gained conalderable local publicity.
Hla controversy with th law and
neighbors was painted as "a mtacar
rlsg of Juatlce."
Bate returned from Washington
state, where he waa living with kin.
to answer to th indictment. He
Is at liberty on a small bond, fur
nished by his dsughtar, and L. A.
Banks, orchardlst.
COUNTY COURT MEET
DELAYED TO FRIDAY
There wu no seaalon of the county
court today. It being postponed until
Friday next, when necessary bills
and matters will be signed. The
postponement waa due to the pres
sure of private business matters
or members of the court. No press
ing matters were scheduled for at
tention today. County Judge Lam
kin was attending to private mat
ters In Ash land, and expected to
spend a couple of hours at his office
He was scheduled to unite in mar
riage a northern California couple,
who sent word they would embark
upon the sea of matrimony.
Broken wind own glazed by Trow
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years. A young-looking skin is abso
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"I am 38 years old," says Ethel
Clayton. "Women on the screen, of
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For years now I have used Lux
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Of the 694 important Hollywood
actresses, including all stars, 686
use fragrant Lux Toilet Soap reg
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SANITY HEARING
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A hesrlng Into th snity of the
woman held In th woman'a ward of
th county jail la acheduled for
today, before County Judge C. B
Lamktn, - a a result of statements
msde yesterday afternoon to Deputy
Sheriff O. W, Ike Dunford and
Mlsa Lillian Roberta, Red Cross
worker.
According to Deputy Dunford the
woman admitted that her true same
Is Eula Phillips; that she hss a sis
ter residing at Tillamook, Ore., and
her mother live at Swain, Arkansas.
Th womsn wss detained by Klam
ath county authorities, and gave
th nam of Mrs. Rena Johnson.
She waa found on a highway near
Klamath Fall last week in a fam
ished and delirious condition, with
her nine-year-old daughter. She re
ported that she had been forced to
leave an auto by her husband, and
then abandoned by him.
She told the authorities that her
husband was dead, but she had been
touring with hi brother.
The woman and child fled from
the Klamath county farm last Satur
day, and were picked up by local
authorities Sunday.
According to th iherlff office.
the woman admitted the use of seve.
rsl sllases, and a long atrlng of
petty theft, chiefly steeling milk
bottle from porches, and articles
from stores. She alleges that her
male companion was the Instigator
of the theft. The officer further
allege that the woman sought arrest
to find food and refuge In Jail.
Jailor Dunford report that last
night the woman became unmanage
able In the women'a ward, pounding
the walls and windows with her
tut.
Th nlne-yesr-old daughter, a
bright little girl, will probably be
placed In the care of kin.
Sixty days furtner extension of
time for the preparation of testi
mony and perfctlon of appeal to the
supreme court has been granted to
Albert W. Reed, Denver, Colo., youth
serving life In state prison for con
viction of the murder of Victor
Knott, Ashland policeman last No
vember. The extension win also
enable Reed further time for the
securing of funds to finance his
appeal, his friends and relatives
being unable, to date, to Talse the
$385 needed. Attorney Ous New
bury, his chief counsel, .said, he
was willing to contribute iioo or
this siim. Reed's appeal Is bajed
upon new evidence, supporting his
trial contention that he was not
at the scene of the shooting, that
the murder was committed by hts
two pals Paul McQuade and Lee
Jackson fugitives from a Jackson
county murder indictment for first
degree murder, and alleged discrep
ancies In the testimony of Police
man Roy Laymen of Ashland, star
witness for the state.
youthful
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Miss Gladys Braaxeal was choa
n democratic national committee
woman from Louisiana at a Mre
volt" convention which picked a
lata of delegate to th national
convention In Chicago to oppoas
the delegation headed by United
State Senator Huey P. Long.
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At noon today the members of
Headquarters company and Company
A, 186th Infantry, National Ouard,
arrived back In Medford on a special
train, having spent two weeks at
the Camp Clatsop training camp
for annual training and maneuvers.
The boys reported a wonderful
time at camp, although the weather
was rather cool. Captain Carl Y.
Tcngwald was In charge of the
Ouards.
Upon arrival of the train, trucks
carried away the baggage and equip
ment, and the Ouards marched to
the Armory In formation.
Ashland's coast artillery unit waa
aUo in the special train, and con
tinued south shortly after noon.
BY
ATLANTIC CllX TT. J., June 20.
(APj state directors to serve during
the ensuing year were elected today
by the National Education assoclatln.
They jnclucle:
Montana; R. J. Cunningham, state
secretary of Montana association,
Helena.
Oregon: C. A. Rice, superintendent
of schools, Portland.
Washington: O. C. Pratt, superin
tendent of schcools, Washington,
Spokane.
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Condon Excavating underway for
Drain Growers Cooperative associa
tion's gasoline storage tank to be in
stalled on lot in real of Fat land's
Service station.
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ETHEL CLAYTON, popular at
ever at 38: "1 think my complex
ion is younger looking than ever I"
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SAYS POLICEMAN
Substantiation of th artlcl ap
pearing In Th Msll-Trlbune yester
day stating that a group of Ashland
boys and girl were holding nude
bathing psrtles In th water of
Emigrant Dam. was made this morn
ing by State Policeman Joseph Pol
som. State Policeman Polaom atates that
mixed nude bathing parties have been
going on for some time at the upper
end of Emigrant Dam, nearly a mile
from the Pacific Highway. Folaom
says that the asserted nudist post
a lookout on top of an auto, who
sounds an alarm whan anyone ap
proaches. He states that Sunday eren
lnga are th most popular date. A
persistent effort has been mad to
top the practice, he aya.
It is further sot forth that th
nude swimming hs nothing to do
with th arrest of Ashland boy and
girls yesterdsy. alleged to have stolen
a chicken, and attempting to cook It
on the bank of Bear Creek. The
stata policeman state that all con.
eerned In thl prank were conven
tionally garbed. An Ashland girl on
parole, waa detained,
Th Ashland Tidings- yesterdsy,
with Chief of Police Claus as an
authority published an article, with
a tub-head reading: "Alleged Nude
Swimmers Said to Have Also Stolen
Chicken."
The article further says:
"According to officers they have
received numerous reports of nude
swimming parties at the emigrant
creek reservoir."
Considerable local Journalistic hor- '
ror has been betrayed at the pub
licity attendant upon the discovery
of Juvenile nudity while swimming."
Portland Work to start toon en j
proposed sv.ooo terminal depot
building for American Exoreas Co. At
site adjoining Union station.
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