Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 16, 1932)
MEDFOTtD MTT. TRIBTINE, fEDFORD. OREGON", WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1932. PAGE THREE -I- Society and Clubs Edited by Eva Nealon Mrs. Mann Hostess Luncheon and Dinner Mri. J. o. Mann wu hostess Sat urday evening at dinner at which covers were placed for Mr. and Mrs. H. Gates, Mr. and Mrs. L E. Schuler and Mr. and Mrs. Mann. Mrs. Mann also entertained recent ly tt luncheon, fetelng Miss Anne Uvlngf ton before her departure south for the winter. Other guest for the occasion were Mrs. T. E. Daniels, Mrs. James Owen, Mrs. Hamilton Patton, Mrs. Edwin Janney, Mrs. Chauncey Brewer and Mrs. Frederick Heath. Golden Link Class To Meet Thursday. The Oolden Link Bible class will nWe at the Elton Waldron home, "Suniet Park" Thursday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock. Those wishing trans portation are asked to be at the Baptist church at 2 o'clock. A large attendance la urged. Music Teachers Name Standing Committees. A pleasant meeting of the Jackson county chapter of the State Music Teachers' association was held last evening at the home of Mrs. George Andrews. The business meeting was characterized by plans to arouse the music consciousness of Medford and to overcome the lethargy Into which many are gradually slipping. It Is the desire of the music teachers to give the community the best in mu sic through the development of the coming generation along musical lines It was pointed out at the session, and the members are enthusiastic and anxious to start the year's program. Standing committees for the year were appointed by Mrs. Andrews last night and Include: Program, Miss Harriett Baldwin, Mrs. E. E. Gore, Mrs. Minnie Guy; auditors. Miss Imo gens Wallace and Mrs. P K Folken berg; members, Miss Florence Graves, Mrs. John P. White and Mrs. T. J. Amspoker; publicity, Mrs. Una fl inch, Mrs. Rawles Moore, Miss Flor ence Graves; arrangements, Mrs. Alex Sparrow, Mrs. W. T. Bailey, Mrs. Moore; legislative and business. Miss Imogen Wallace and Mrs Folken berg. Following the business session, re freshments were served by Mrs. Andrews. The music teachers of the local chapter will meet the second Tues day of each month, and place of the next meeting will be decided and an nounced by the committees. Royal Neighbors Will Have Party Covered dish super and an Inter esting program axe In store for mem' bers of the Royal Neighbors of Amer ica and friends, Thursday evening tt this week. Supper will be served at 6:30 and the program, which will t Impromtu will follow. Miss Meillng " Is Hostess Honoring the birthday Of John Niedermeyer, Miss Margaret Meillng invited friends to her home on Blddie road Monday evening. Miss Cath erine Blood. Leslie VanDoren and Mr. Niedermeyer were her guests. Wenonah Club Has Party Rlnabarger Home The Wenonah club held a party at the home of Blanche Rlnabarger Monday evening In honor of the members who are unable to attend afternoon meetings. Many games and stunts were arranged by the commit tee In charge and doughnuts and odder were served by Bernlce Wilson and Ruth Dalley, assisting the host ess. The next regular meeting. "Card party day." will be held on Thurs day, November 17, at the home of Bernlce Wilson, 309 West Jackson street. Informal Party Enjoyed At Johnson Home Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Johnson, Jr entertained informally Saturday at their home on Portland avenue. Guests for the evening were Mr. and Mrs. Ted McGrath and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Owen of Eugene, who recently motored here to visit friends, Mr and Mrs. Walter Nltzel, Misses Dor othy Eads and Thelma Heard and Messrs. Tom Glnn and Marvin Albert. Elks Thanksgiving nanos Inl.r.iti Manf I The next large event, looming on the local social horizon, la the Elks' annual Thanksgiving dance, which will be held at the Temple next Wed nesday evening, one week from today. Plans for the affair are already con suming the time of many local folk and there will be much dining before and after the dance. The committee tor the affair to composed of Bob Strang, Charles Gil bert and G rover Corum. Miss Gore Celebrates Mirth .lay Here Miss Beulah Gore, senior at the University of Oregon, spent the past week-end in this city with her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Oore and sisters. Rosa and Dorothy, having come home to celebrate her birthday anniversary. Open house was held at the Gore home Saturday and Sunday after noons In her honor, and many friends called to offer congratulations. Pat torn Entertain At Several Events Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton Patton are among Medford folk who entertained last week. Friday evening they in vlted about 30 guests to their home preceding ' t.he Armistice day ball. Thursday, Mrs. Patton entertained wlth a bridge luncheon for eight, and Saturday she was again hostess at luncheon and bridge, inviting four guests for the occasion. - Turkey Pinner Promised Washington School Pads Thursday night will be Daddy's night at Washington school and all daddies are promised an interesting time, and urged to be present. Tur key dinner will be served at 8:30 o'clock slid will be followed by a program In which children of the school will be presented. The affair la an annual one and extensive plans are being made to assure lte success. Miss Mohr Home For Week-end Miss Edna Mohr has returned to the University of Oregon to resume her school, after spending the week end In this city as guest of her par ents, Mr, and Mrs. Em 11 Mohr. Mrs. Montgomery Visits Here Mrs. Naomi Montgomery of Port land, who formerly made her home In Medford, arrived here last evening on the Shasta, to visit fiends. BANDON Carl Hessig and Wm. Laub purchased Band on Home cannery. Amy Negotiates Hop Over Desert DAKAR, Senegal, French West Afri ca, Nov. 16. (AP) Amy Johnson, Britain's daring woman flier, who la trying to beat her husband's record from London to Cape Town, has suc cessfully crossed the great Sahara desert. She landed at Gao, on the upper Niger, yesterday and took off for Douala, on the Oulf of Guinea. AT THE FIRST SNEEZE Mistol AND HIT Essence of Mistfcl ON YOUR HANDKERCHIEF AND PILLOW IT' I NEW 25o:s 25t BAKJiiG POWDER Ton kri bi wing It. U oy hattm much a U iqulij of tome ofnonk . Double Action Begins Thursday, 9 o'clock Sweeping 1 "kl i - &kvA Celebrating Years In Medford rHOUSAKDS and thousands of dollars worth of Ladies' Ready-to-Wear garments go on sale at lower prices than ever before. Burelson's 4th Anniversary Sale will be the great est sale of ladies' garments ever attempted in Medford 1 Hundreds of dresses and coats have been purchased at very low prices for thig event and all our regular stock will be in cluded. Oome early Thursday. You won't be disappointed! Dresses On Sale! TO New Dresses More than 200 wool dresses, silk numbers in this group. Plain silk, rough silk, and new wool materials. Sizes 14 to 42. Regular values to $6.85, 4th Anniversary sale $3.88 Newest Style Dresses Many of the dresses in this group just re ceived. Attractive evening and afternoon frocks in new bright shades of gold, red, blue, green and gray. Regular $12.50 and $16.50 values. Anniversary Sale $10-oo Chulla Dresses 180 Chulla crepe print dresses in new fall styles. Sizes 14 to 42. 4th Anniversary sale $4.88 Dresses Smart styles for office, school and street wear. Colors: Brown, black and wine. Sizes 14 to 42. Values to $12.50. Anniversary sale $7.90 Half Size Dresses Stylish dresses for larger wo- ' men. New silks and wools. Sizes 14J4 to 22J4. Values to $24.75. ..' 4th Anniversary $15.00 Fall Dresses New style fall frock i. Rough ,11k, ml plain silks. Design, for afternoon, evening, street and office wear. Fall colon and new light shades for evening. Values to 110.00. Anniversary price $6.00 or two dresses for $10.00 4 111 WW c- fit fiVMM H W-tl 3 Am m- A Great Store Wide Selling Event! Look at These Amazing Values Winter Coats We have included all our better ooats In three groups. Every one a new winter model with beautiful fur collar and cuff set. 3 Groups On Sale Group One Values to $34.50. 4th Anniversary Sale $22-50 Group Two ' Values to $45. ' 4th Anniversary Sale . $2600 Group Three Values to $69.60. 4th Anniversary Sale $36.oo Polo Coats All wool tailored Polo coats. Silk lined and interlined. Colors: black, navy, brown and wine. 4th Anniversary sale. $8-88 Sport Coats Tweeds and sport ooats, New winter stylet in sizes 14 to 42. $19.75 values. Anniversary sale, $15.00 . Dress Coats New shipment of dress coats with fur collar and cuff sets. Colors: Black, and brown. Sizes 14 to 44. Anniversary tale $16-50 Swagger Suits 35 swagger suits. Popular tweeds, novelty wool mixtures. Also plain colors: black, brown, blue and wine. Sizes 14 to 40. Values to $24.75. 4th Anniversary sale $15.oo Two-Piece Knitted Suits Odds and ends in smart knit gar ments. Sizes 14 to 20. Values to $5.95. Anniversary sale $2.88 Wash Dresses Fast color,' $1 quality. Anniver sary sale 69c Wash Frocks New prints and trim-fitting dress es. Sizes 14 to 50. $1.95 quality. Anniversary price $1.69 Gotham Gold Stripe Silk Hosiery Service weight and chiffon. New fall colors. Sizes S'j to 10. An niversary price 75c Pair 2 pair $1.00 Corset Department Our entire stock of Bon Ton cor sets ; girdles ; corselettes, and brassieres. 4th Anniversary sale 10 Discount Jap Coolie Coats $2 rayon and wool challie coats. 4th Anniversary sale $1.00 Anniversary HAT SALE Our entire stock of hats divided into three groups. Every hat in stock goes at these low prices. Bias Slips Tailored style in long length. $1 quality. Anniversary sale 69 Silk Underthings On Sale! Dance sets J silk gowns; silk pajamas; satin slips j silk combinations. Every hat in stock goes at these low prices. M Si 1 combinations. 25c $1.00 $1.88 Lj 10 Discount Remember! Doors Swing Open 9 o'clock Sharp THURSDAY MORNING
