PZGE TWO
MEDFOITO HAIL TRTBUXE, MEDFORD, OREGON, SUNDAY, XUGUST. 7, 1932.
Society and Club Events Reviewed for Week
Edited by
Eva Nealon
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Miss Breyen Will
Wed Mr. Ingenhutt
At Church Service
At a ceremony, lovely In It quiet
simplicity, at tbe Bocred Heart
church, Catholic, Monday morning,
Mlaa Gertrude Breyen of this city,
daughter of O. H. Breyen of Anoka,
Minn., and Thos. Ingenhutt of Min
neapolis, Minn., will be married at
9 o'clock, Father Francis W. Black
reading the aervlce.
The bride, who will be attired In a
traveling ault of blue, will be attend
ed by Mlaa Blanche Runels, who
will aleo be costumed In blue of
harmonizing (hade. Both will wear
corsage bouquets of rosea and sweet-
peas.
Robert Mlksche of this city will
attend the groom.
The wedding will be followed by a
breakfast at the Hotel Medford, at
which Dr. and Mrs. B. C. Wilson will
be hosts. Invitations for the break
fast have been Issued to Mr. and Mrs.
S. N. Vllm, Miss Mildred Carlton.
Mrs. Leonard Carpenter, Mr. and Mrs.
J. O. Herring, Mr, and Mrs. Henry
Padgham, Dr. and Mrs. C. I. Drum
mond, Mrs. Carl Swlgart, Misses Helen
Klnsey, Betty Vllm, Blanche Runels
and Josephine Koppes and Father
Francla W. Black and Robert Mlk
sche.
After the breakfast the bride and
groom will leave for Eureka, traveling
the Redwood highway and will return
by the coast road, continuing . to
Seattle, then to the Yellowstone Na
tional park, and on east to Minne
apolis, where they will make tholr
home.
Miss Breyen, who has been assocl
ated with the Jackson County Health
unit, aa nurse, for the past year, has
many friends In the valley, and has
been the Inspiration for considerable
entertaining since announcement of
her betrothal,
San Franciscans
Add Gay Note To
Medford Society
. Members of the San Francisco col
ony, vacationing on the Rogue, are
adding much gality to Medford
events these days. Mrs. Henry Dut
ton was hostess at the Novas' camp
Friday evening at a party, attended
by several members of local society.
Mrs. Helen B. Rutherford of San
Francisco Is arriving this week to be
guest of the Corbln Edgells and 'will
probably participate In numerous
events In the city and country. Mrs.
Rutherford has visited In Medford
during other seasons and will' be
greeted by many friends.
Harry Scott, also of San Francisco.
visited the Edgells during the past
Week and has returned to the bay
city.
, Mr. and Mrs, O. N. Black are enter
taining guests from the south at
their lodge, which Is also the gather
ing place of many of their Medford
friends.
Mrs. Hartley Gives
Tips On Display To
Medford Gardeners
A charming guest In Medford, who
added much Interest to the recent
flower show of the Medford Garden
club, Is Mrs. B. B. Hanley of Seattle,
formerly of the Rogue River valley.
As a Judge of the show, Mrs. Han
ley became so enthuslsstlo over the
products of Medford gardens she add
ed two new prices to the list. They
were awarded entries In which" th
most perfect harmony between flower
arrangement and containers was ac
complished. The classification will
be Included In future garden shows.
. She also added many valuable tips
to the local gardeners' knowledge of
preparing flowers for display. Flowers
should be gathered several hours be
fore displayed, she sdvlaed, and
immersed In water up to their heads,
while petals are still moist with dew.
Mrs. Hanley learned to garden in
southern Oregon and Is now one of
Seattle's most enthuslsstlo flower
fanciers, and one whose arrival In
Medford Is welcomed by society and
club circles. '
Mrs. C. F. Swigert
Here From North
Fishes the Rogue
Mrs. O. F. Swigert. Jr., of Portland,
who arrived by motor a few days ago
to be guest of Dr. and Mrs. W. H.
Heckman, will leave about the middle
of the week for home. She motored
to Crater Lake Friday with Miss
Annette Heckman of Hllo, T. H., who
was her gue.t In Portland for seversl
weeks, and enjoyed a fishing trip with
Jier father Thursday.
Although Mrs. Swigert Is one ot
Portland's foremost feminine golfers,
she devotes considerable time to fish
ing and has an especial fondneas for
whipping the Rogue. She ueuslly
brings In the fish aa trophies.
Mrs. Carl Weaver and chtldren of
Iarande, who also arrived by motor
Wednesday, are visiting the Heck,
mans In thl city and the W, E.
weavers of Ban's valley.
Mrs. Six, Popular
Guest From South
A pleasant event of the past week
aa the luncheon given In compli
ment to Mrs. Charles Slit of Passdena,
Cel., who has been visiting here for
the put week at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Perl. Mra.
per lentertalned for her, Inviting aa
guests her former schoolmates.
Mra. Six Is now enloylng a holiday
with the Perls at their summer cot
tage on Klamath lake.
f almmlng Party
Followed by eupper
The climbing mercury last week
Inspired a number of swimming per
ties, among the most pleasant of
which waa that given by Mr. and
Mrs. Emerson Merrick and Mr. and
Mrs. Oeorge Dates. A swim at the
fJatatorlum was followed by supper
at to Date' home.
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Mrs. Morrison Is
Complimented At
Farewell Dinner
A lovely affair, opening the past
week's entertaining was the party
given Monday in compliment to Mra.
O. D. Morrison, who is leaving to
make her home In Portland.
A no-hostess dinner party at the
Hotel Medford waa followed by cards
at the home of Mrs. Ksrl Janouch.
Those present were Mrs. Morrison,
Mrs. Janouch, Mrs, Wm. Hamilton.
Mrs. Herbert White, Mrs. Dorothy
Torey, Miss Dee Scheffel, Mrs. Helen
Wilson and Miss Jane McQuat.
B. P. W. Club Names
Chairmen To Head .
Year's Committees
Chairmen to head the various com
mittees of the Business and Profes
sional Women'a club for the coming
year were appointed Friday evening
at the meeting of the executive coun
cil at the home of Mrs. Edwins Wels
haar. i
Thsy are as follows: Miss Elizabeth
Burr, education and research; Mrs.
Lydla Hsmmett. health and educa
tion; Miss Winifred Walker, emblem;
Mrs. Belva Aiken, finance; Mrs. Alice
Coppln, International and public re
lations; Mrs. Maude Chapman, mem
bership; Mrs. Helen Flndley, legisla
tion; Mrs. Oda Hudson, publicity;
Msrgaret Morrison, transportation.
Th Joint program and music - '
fine erta committee appointment wss
not made but will be at an early date.
The members of the club decided
to hold one luncheon and one dinner
meeting each month during the com
ing year. The date for the annual
picnic will not be decided upon until
a special meeting Is called.
Stimborry-Uoborfs
Wedding Friday.
Miss Florence Stanberry and Paul
Roberts, both of San Luis Obispo.
Calif., were married rrlday at the
home of the brlde'a sister, Mrs. Bebe
Wood of 1309 Locust street. Rev. E.
Xverson read the ceremony.
The bride wss attired In an en
semble of navy blue.
The couple, who came here to be
married, will remain In Mfdfoid
until Wednesday, when they will re
turn to their home In tiio south.
Pythian Sinters'-
Club to Meet.
The members of the Pythian Sis
ter club and their husbands are In
vited to assemble at 0:30 Tuesday
evening at the home of Mrs. C. rt.
Helmroth, 808 West Main street, for
a lawn picnic. Mra. Oeorge Lsldley
vwll be assistant hostess. Each mem.
ber Is ssked to bring a covered dish,
and her own serv.ee. Visiting guests
In the homes of members are In
vited. Warrens Entertain
Thursday Erenlnr.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Warren en
tertained Thursday evening at their
home for a group of frlenda. Cards
and gamea were enjoyed during the
evening and the Roy family group
ot radio fame entertained with an
hour of music.
The guests were Mr. and Mrs. OiU
Nordqulst, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Haw-
ley, Mr. and Mrs. Branche Culey.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hargrave. Msry
and Jack Hargrave. Mlsa Bertha
Sllnson, Miss Evelyn Knutnm.
Kabele finest, ' '
Return Home.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Lynesa and
son, Eugens, !v? were house guests
of Dr. and Mrs, Oeorge P. Kabele
for two weeks, left for their home at
Blue Rapids, Kansas by auto Wed
nesday. Rev. and Mrs. Harry R.
Allen and sons, John and David
also house guests at the Kabele
home for 10 days, left for their home
at Seattle by auto Friday. Mrs. Ly
nesa and Mrs. Allen are daughters
of Dr. and Mrs. Ksbele,
VTenonah Clt
Hss Plrnle Session.
The Wenonsh club met Thursdsy
In Ashland park. A buiinrsa meet
ing and tour of the park occupied
the afternoon, followed by a picnic
supper. . In the evening swimming
and cards were enjoyed.
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Miss Maury Honors
Guests From North
At Party Thursday
Miss Mary Maury waa hostess on
Thursdsy afternoon at a pleasant
party at her home In the West Side
district, given in compliment to' Mrs.
Wattle Fay and little granddaughter,
Patricia Springer, of Portland, who
are guests at the Maury ranch this
week.
Guests for the occasion were: Mrs.
Arden Tyrrell and daughters, Mar
garet, Mabel and Maxlne; Mrs. H.
Leverton and daughter Vera; Mrs.
Fred Sander and granddaughter, Car
ol Lee; Mrs. Brucs Powell and daugh
ter, Patty Lou; Mrs, Elmer Capp, Mrs.
Victor Bursell and Mrs. J. Sanford
Richardson and daughter, Dorla.
Mrs. Fay formerly lived In Medford
and has many friends In the Rogue
River valley. Each summer she re
turns for a .visit with relatives and
frlenda and la usually accompanied
by her little granddaughter.
Baileys, Hosts To
California Guests
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bailey of 438
West Fourth street hove as guests
this week Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hurst
and Mrs. Alice Arnold of Oakland,
Cal., where Mr. Hurst Is associated
with the Oakland Tribune.
The guests and their hosts sre en
Joying numerous trips about the val
ley and to neighboring resorts, having
visited Crater Lake and the Oregon
Caves during the past week.
Miss Olfrord
Leaves for Host '
Miss Carlta Olfford, who has been
spending the summer with her sister,
Mrs. A. Orln Bchenck, departed Wed
nesday for her former home In In
man, Nebr., where she has been elect
ed Instructor In the prlmsry grades.
She will teach In the school where
she first stsrted her education.
Miss Olfford come to Medford five
years ogo. and graduated from Med
ford high school and the Southern
Oregon Normal school. For two years
she taught at Sardine creek, and dur
ing the post school year, was Instruc
tor at Mazama, Wash.
Leaving by train Wednesdsv, Miss
Olfford accompanied Miss Marjorle
Llndley, a former clossmate, and Miss
Arleta Messenger, east. The two lat
ter misses sre soiling for Europe.
Mr. Suthcrlln '
Honored at Party
LaVeine Sutherlln was honor ommi
at an Interesting party of the past
week as the H. a. widson home,
where Mrs. Sutherlln, Mrs. Louis
Smlck snd Mrs. Wilson entertained,
on the annlverssry of his blrthdsy.
There were four tables of bridge In
I'injr aunng ine evening, a musical
progrsm enjoyed and Inspection ot
Mr. Wilson's collection of Indian rel
ics. Hotel Medford
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Merchants Luncheon
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Regular Evening Dinner
?100
Special Dinner 75
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Twin Beds 4.00
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Mrs. McCaskey Will
Entertain Tuesday
Conservation Party
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An Interesting party for the com
ing week and a very appropriate one
Is plsnned by Mrs. H. D. McCaskey
at her home on the Old stage rood.
She will be hostess Tuesday at a
"bean salting." to which eight guests
are being Invited.
Ouests will arrive at 10:30 Tuesday
morning and prepare SO pounds of
beans for salting to be distributed to
the needy families of the county for
the coming winter.
Following work, light luncheon will
be served and the afternoon spent at
bridge tables.
Oregonian Gives
News Notes Of
Cornish Players
An Item of interest to the little
group of Medford people who attend
ed the staging In Ashland of "Love
and Chance" by the Cornish players
recently appeared In the Oregonian.
It reads:
"What is hailed aa one of the most
unusual theatrical tours of the cur
rent year In the west passed through
Portland this week.
"It passed through because there
wos no suttsble theater, or hall In
which to present 'Love and Chance,'
the old French play of Morlveoux,
with which the company had lust
concluded an 8000-mile road tour of
western states, 'without once hear.
Ing' as Miss Nellie Cornish, director
of the school, reported, "a word about
the depression.
"It is the first tour sent out by the
Cornish school of Seattle under the
endowment made last season by
Dorothy Whitney Elmhurst, whose
backing In England made the pro
ductlon of 'Journey's End' possible.
. "The work of the Cornish school
so Interested Mrs. Elmhurst In 1930,
when hor daughter, a student In the
school, took a company of eight Cor
ntsh students east with her, that she
endowed 11 scholarships. This makes
it possible to hold together a per
manent company of students trained
In the school for road tours. .
"In the group of 13 In the 'Love
and Chance' company, four are Ore
gonians: Arthur, De Huff and Klnert
Wolff of Portland, Ford Ralney of
Astoria and Dethene Miller of Union.
Incidentally the production of 'Tobias
and the Anger Is being given at the
University of Washington by the Cor
nish group, with Stephen Berkey of
Portland in the role of Tobias.
"The Love and Chance' tour began
In Kearney, Neb., June 15 and ended
in Ashland, Ore., July 33. It mode
money at the box office too. The par
ty visited briefly In Portland on route
bock to the school.v ;
Mttle Misses Enlov
Japanese Party
Mrs. Alice Trowbrlrifrft nnii m-nnrf.
daughters, little Misses Dorothy and
Jacqucdlne Flynn, were hostesses on
Wednesday afternoon at a Jooanese
lawn party, comollmentlnir Bnttv
Peake, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
T. Peake of Grants Pass. The party
was one of the most nlnosnnt event
of the week for members of the very
young set ond attended by Botty
Peake. Bottv Evans. Lee Whtllnrir
Alfa Whlllock. Nona HnnplAnH nv-
bora Bevan, Phoebe Swem, Oretchon
McAllister, Dorothy Terrett and Dor
othy and Jacqueline Flynn.
Smiths Return
From Portland
Mrs. Ernest Smith returned frrm
Portland" Tuesday, accompanied by
her daughter. Janet Wrav. whn rrm.
pleted the summer session at the
roriiona Art institute. Her nephew.
Robtrt Smith, of Portland, also ac
companied Mrs. Smith to Medford
and will be a guest .here for the re
mainder of the summer.
Vacation for Week
At 1'rcscent City
Mrs. H. F. Nordwlr-k nrA ehllrfren
Ruth snd Buddy, accompanied by
Miss Mary clanlleld, a guest of Mrs.
Nord wick's from eastern Oregon, arc
leaving today for their cabin at Cres
cent city, where they plan to vaca
tion for a week.
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Home From South
Mri. Harold Reichateln returned
Thursday from a several weeks' visit
In San Francisco and neighboring clt.
les of the bar district, where she was
guest of her sister, Mrs. R. J. Patter
son, formerly Dorothy Newman. The
Pattersons are receiving congratula
tions upon the recent arrival of a son
christened Russell James, Jr.
The Spencer Alexanders of Portland
are also receiving congratulations
upon the birth of a son, August 1.
They are now residing In Portland.
Mrs. Alexander Is remembered by
many friends here as Marian New
man. Cafeteria Lunch Is
Given, Crater Lake
Mra. D. S. Llbbey and mother,
Mrs. Belderllnden, entertained dur
ing the put week at Crater Lake
with a bridge cafeteria luncheon at
Annie Springs Wednesday, one of the
most delightful affaire of the park
season.
Prize (or high score was awarded
Mrs. Herbert C. White, second to Mrs.
Lowell Smith, and consolation to Mrs.
E. C. Sollmsky.
Ouests for the affair were Mes
damcs E. L. Clark, E. W. Count, Don
Fisher, R. Andrews, Lowell Smith,
E. C. Sollnsky, W. Robertson, R. A.
Edwin, R. W, Brlce, F. M. Miller,
Charles Green of Crater Lake, and
Mrs. Herbert White of Medford, and
Mrs. J. C. Merrlam of Washington,
D. C. Mrs. White Is the guest of Mrs.
Edwin.
Large Card Party
Held, Parish Hall
The women of the Catholic church
were omong pleasing hostesses of the
past week, entertaining at a large
party Thursday afternoon at Parish
hall. Sponsors of the affair were
Mrs. A. V. Graves and Miss Anna
Kellehor, who were assisted by Mrs.
W. H. Smith. Prizes were owarded
during the afternoon to Mrs. B. c.
Mulholland, Mrs. Kenneth Murray,
Mra. J. C. Murray, Mrs. McNamara
and Mrs. Bryan.
Wlllett Studio closed
For Vacation Period.
Rosa Blackmore Wlllett closed her
studio In the Masonic Temple the
last of July for a vocation at Cres
cent City and other points on the
northern California coast, making
Hotel Lauff at Crescent City, head
quarters. She will return to Med
ford about August 12 and resume
her classes.
Sutton-Garrlson
Wedding Announced
Announcement has been mode of
the wedding of Miss Bertha Viola
Sutton and Albert Garrison, whloh
was solemnized at the home of Rev.
Hugh W. Burch, 830 McAndrews road.
In the presence of a few friends.
Mr. and Mrs. aorrlson will make
their home In this city.
Bunches Spend
Week End at Coast
Dr. ond Mrs. P. o. Bunch are guests
this week end of relatives and friends
at Coqullle. They will return to Med
ford. accompanied by their daughter
Oeraldlne, who has been guest of her
grsnd parents at Coqullle for the past
several weeks.
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Mrs. Pearson and
Sons In City
Mrs. Frances Pearson and sons,
Stanford and Paul, of Prospect sre
spending a week In Medford, dividing
the major portion of their time be
tween library and swimming pool.
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Wedding In North
Of Interest Here
A wedding of much Interest to
Medford folk was solemnized In Eu
gene yesterclay afternoon uniting In
marriage Miss Melba Williams,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Wil
liams of the university city and Wal
lace Hannah of Bremerton, Wash. The
service was read In the Williams gar.
den at 3:30 o'clock.
The bride's attendants were Amy
Lou and Wlnthrop Ware and Howard
and Bobby Hall, who formed the aisle
through which the bridal . party
passed.
The wedding was followed by a
reception.
Mrs. Hannah wss formerly an In'
etructor In the Medford schools and
has many frltius among local social
groups.
Lodge Picnic At
Elk Creek Cabin
Enjoyed By Many
The second annual picnic of Olive
Rebekah lodge woo held at the sum
mer home ot Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Lald
ley on Elk creek and proved to be a
very pleasant affair with a large at
tendance. A long table and benches
were provided under the shade of the
beautiful pine- trees. After a de
licious basket dinner was served the
guests were entertained with several
humorous readings by Oliver Rogers
and BDer weed.
Horse-shoe pitching, one of the
standbys at picnics, was Indulged In
by many. The swimming hole proved
a leading attraction for the women
and children.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Wllletts of er.
slst were guests.
Horseback Trip
Enjoyed Thursday
Medford's group of equestriennes
took to their saddles again Thursday
evening for a trip thru the Orlffln
creek region, going out from the
Dodge academies. Another party Is
pianneo ror next Thursday.
On the ride Thursdsy evening were
Mrs. Pavld Wood and daughter Helen
Joyce Oage, Helen Dugan, Helen
Hinck, Cordon Benson, Bernlce Olll
Jeon Rice, Grace Voss ad Mr. and
Mrs. Dodge.
Knights of Pythias
To Meet Monday
Regular meeting of Talisman lodge
No. 31, Knights of Pythias will be
held Monday evening at 8:00. Work
In the esquire rank will be exempli
fied. All visiting knight are cor
dially Invited to attend.
Rtchardsons Here
From Coast City
Mr. and Mrs. Miles Rlcharson and
sons Kenneth and Monroe, and
daughter Phyllis, are guests here this
week of Mr. Richardson's mother,
Mrs. Cordelia Richardson of Medford
and of his brother, J. Sanford Rich
ardson and family of Beali Lane.
Carpenters Homo
From Lake Trip
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred S. V. Carpen
ter and children returned to their
home near Medford pvtrinv ti.vin
spent several days vacationing at
Lane uaeu.
GnUd Bridie Club to
Meet With Mrs. Scheffel
The Guild RrlrifrA flnh w(M
Wednesdsv afternoon t. tha hnm- A.
Mrs. Howord Scheffel, 608 Newtown
street for the regular weekly session
of the members. The hostess will be
assisted by Mrs. Horry L. Butler,
Just off Union Square most
convenient to theaters, shops and
stores. Only California hotel of
fering Servidor feature thus
combining "maximum privacy
with minimum tipping".
Garage in basement u ilh direct
elevator service to all guest room
floors. In every room connec
tion for radio reception, running
filtered ice water, tub and shower.
Western-exposure Tower rooms
have ultra-violet-ray windows.
Dinner in Coffee Shop from 75
tin in Main Dining Room from
1.50 up. Also a la carte service.
Hotel
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during Luncheon And Dinner
Local Misses Sail
For Europe, Aug, 1$
Joining vacation minded folk In all
sections of the United States, who
have cboaen thl year and thia aea
on for travel, Misses Marjorle Llnd
ley and Arleta Messenger left Medford
Wednesday evening for Montreal.
They will sail from there August 13
on the S. S. Letltla for Europe, and
plan to spend three months touring
the continent.
Following their departure the two
were the Inspiration for considerable
entertaining among members of the
younger set.
Olive Rebekahs
To Have Contest
Olive Robekah lodge met Monday
evening with the new officers presid
ing. A splendid report vaa given by
the visiting committee. Eleven calls
were made and many flowers given.
Carrie McDanne waa elected team
captain for the ensuing term.
After the business meeting plans
were made for the attendance con
test. Sisters Lona Bergman and
Ethyl Weed were elected captains and
Immediately organized their helpers.
The colors, pink and green, were cho
sen, also each aide selected a name.
This contest promises to be. amusing
and the losing side must furnish an
evening of entertainment for the
winners.
Mrs. DarbyAmong
Hostesses Of Week
Mrs, O, O, Darby waa hostess Fri
day afternoon at her home on Queen
Ann, entertaining at two tables of
bridge In rooms gay with an abun
dance of garden flowers. High score
prize for the afternoon was awarded
Mra. Harry Nordwlck.
Bennetts Guests
Vlclt Crater Lake
Mlaa Nellie B. Wilkinson, of Phoe
nix, Ariz., and Miss Martha Wright,
of Hollywood, Calif., guests of Mra.
Alexander Bennett, of the Methodist
parsonage, were visitors at Crater
take Wednesday and Thursday.
Miis Butler Leaves
for San Francisco
Miss Arllene Butler left Thursday
by motor as guest of the Misses Lu
cille and Thelma Perozzl for a sev
eral days' motor trip to San Fran
cisco and return via the coast high
way. M -
MIm Myers Adda
Interest to Entertaining
Miss May Myers, gueat here from
Los Angeles of her sister, Mrs. Laura
West, has been the incentive for
much entertaining during the past
week.
English Lutheran
Aid to Meet
The English Lutheran Ladles' Aid
will meet In the church parlors
Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
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Joan Elliott Is
Attended By 12
Little Miss Joan Elliott, daughter
of Dr. and Mrs. B. B. Elliott, who
celebrated her sixth birthday yester
day, was entertained at a Jolly party
at her home. Games were enjoyed
from 2:30 to 5 and refreshments
served with Miss Betty Vllm, assist
ing Miss Amy Elliott aa hostess.
Those present were Deloris Ray,
Judv Miller. Dorotbv snd Virginia
Hayes, carol Lee pace, Madeline
Heath, Larry Wilson, Larry Hayes,
Nancy Heath, Steve Dlppel, Jimmy
and Joan Elliott.
Donald Croucher.
Host At Theater
Party On Birthday
Donald Croucher, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Frsnk Croucher of the Howard
district entertained a number of his
young friends with a theater party
In Medford, Tuesday evening. Tha
occasion being his eleventh birthday.
Those enjoying the pleasant eve
ning were Lois Smith, Zetta Dean,
Lila Croucher, Neva Croucher, MIN
lard Northcraft, Martin Northcralt,
and Roland Hogue.
Relief Corps Plans
For Annual Reunion
Chester A. Arthur Relief Corps held
regular meeting Thursday at tha
Armory. Sarah Cornwell was Instal
led as patriotic Instructor and gave a'
reading. Plans were made to attend
the Southern Oregon Soldiers snd
Sailors Reunion to be held In Grants
Poss Prldsy, August 28. Many vlslta
were reported by the relief commltte,
ond assistance given to several needy
families.
The next meeting will be held sur,.
tember 1st.
Mrs. Hawk
Honor Oucst.
phoenix A number of the ladles
of the Phoenix district were guest
at a shower given Mrs. Harry HawK
at her home In Mertforii thi,fh.v
evening. Mrs. Harold Crowell waa
hostess and plsnned an evening of
entertainment, enjoyed by all. Thosa
Present from Phnenfr w.tj, rr T. r
Caster, Elva and Sybil Caster Mrs!
i. m. taster, Mrs. Oeorge McClaln,
Mrs. Ed Marshall and Mrs. Roy Bur
elson. A number nf frl.nd. .nil
relatives of Medford were also pres
ent. Mrs. Hswk WOS the reclnlpn.
of many lovely gifts.
IVatsons Hosts
At Dinner Party,
Mr. and Mrs. George Wstson wer
hosts at six o'clock dinner Wednes
day evening. Covers were placed for
Mr. ond Mrs. Robert Nichols, Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Warren and son, Jerry,
and the host and hostess and dau
ghter, Beverly.
biddtn Norgt uvrji. Cbm
to tht vardt rt prbUt
in tb keoi. The ntrta
Nergt dUr villfnrnai
Norgs will distribute $23,OOt
in cash prizes... $500 each t
50 winners of the Norge Crost
Word Puizle and Essay Contest
Contest starts July 1 1th and endi
August 27th .. . but you can en
roll now. Sign your name and
address on the margin of this
advertisement and go to the
nearest Norge dealer's store
with it. He will enrollyou, give
you your copy of the official con
test book ana full instructions.
You do not need to bny I
Norge to participate In the con.
test. There is no cost and no
obligation.
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Borg-iTar-er Corporation,
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