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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 18, 1932)
P2TGE FOUR MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1932. Society and Clubs Edited by Eoa Nealon Clement-OuchM Wedding Thursday At simple but Impressive service lajit evening at the First Presbyterian church. Miss Janet Clement, daugh ter of Mr. and Mr. A. R. Clement, and Chester Ouches, eon ol Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Ouches, were married at 8 o'clock, the Rev. W. J. Howell offi ciating. The bride was gowned la wlne eolored velvet long fitted lines with bat, pumpa and other accesorlea to harmonize, fthe was unattended. The ceremony waa read In the presence of a few friends and rela tives and the wedding followed by a reception at the Clement home at tended by 30 guests. Both young people are well known hero, where they will be welcomed Into the young married set. They will make their home at 118 East Twelfth street. Extension Unit Gives Party APPLEGATE. The home extension unit gave a birthday party Saturday night at the Applegate hall honor ing members whose birthday were In November. They were Mrs' Lanoe Offenbacher, Mrs. Fred Benedict and Mrs. Jack O'Brlenl A large special birthday cake was made by Mrs. Fred Offenbacher. The cake was a large three-ln-one white cake with colored roses and pink candles. Olfta presented to the honor guests were bridge seta, all i alike. The honor guests sang a "Thank You" song. Between 78 and 100 people enjoyed the chicken dinner and birthday cake. A program waa given Includ ing community singing, powder and puff dance by little Miss Carolyn Benedict, singing by Mrs. Jack O'Brien and Mrs. Frank Knutaen, a pantomime "Porkyhuntls," which In cluded nearly all the members. And the minuet waa danced by Misses Frances Port and Gladys Byrne. Mu alo for the special dancing was play ed by Mlasea Helen Tysdal at the piano. Games, marches and Spanish dancing learned at recreation meet ing at Eagle Point recently were pre sented' and everybody Joined In. Later a general dance with mualo furnish ed by Mrs. Edward Kublt, Bill Ray nd Oeorge Campbell was enjoyed, Mrs. Baker Hostess to Daughters of Nile Mrs, Sophia Baker, queen of Zu lelma temple, Daughters of the Nile, waa hostess yesterday at her attract ive home in Grants. Pass to the offi cers and chorus of Zuletma temple. The affair waa , attended .by several rnembers of the local society. Mrs, Baker la entertaining again tomorrow for the' (last ' queeria ' and " patrol -of Zulelma temple. McKlnitrys Return to . - Ban Francisco v ' After spending ten days visiting relatives and friends In Medford and Grants Pass, Mr. and Mrs. Donald McKlnstry and son, Donald Jr., re turned yesterday to- San suolaeo. Mrs. McKlnstry la the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Thompson of this city. ' .' ' t ; ', ' Donations Asked for JShrlne Hospital Box . The Daughters of the Nile, who are planning a Thanksgiving box to pa sent the Shrine .hospital In Portland, ask all Tnembers who have packages to! be contributed to neliver them to Mrs. J. A. Ferry, 804. West Main atreet, not later than Monday morn ing, November 21. Eldens F.xpect ' ' Thanksgiving Onesls ' WILLOW SPRINGS. Mr. and Mrt. "J. W. Elden are entertaining at din ner on Thanksgiving day. They will have aa honor guests their son, Oeorge, and his fiancee, Mlas Ade laide Stambaugh, of Portland. Mrs. Hendryx Returns To Portland Mrs. Mamie Hendryx, who has been guest of her mother, Mrs. Josephine Clark, here for the past seversl days, left this morning for Portland. Mrs. Clark entertained with a dinner and card party in her honor Tuesday evening. There were two tables In of Rotary Have Pleasant Session The Women of Rotary enjoyed a pleasant afternoon Wednesday at the home of Mrs. C. T. Sweeney on the Pacific highway, north. The meet ing wae In the form of a dessert bridge, and high score was held by Mrs. A. Orln Schenck. Hostesses with Mrs. Sweeney were Mrs. Bob Strang and Mrs. C. Smith. Teachers Chorus to Meet Saturday The Teachers' chorus will meet Saturday morning at 10:30 o'clock In room 8 of the senior high school, It waa announced this morning, A good attendance Is urged. Primary Council ' ' Plans Session There will be a meeting of the Jackson County Primary Council at the court houe tomorrow afternoon at 1:30 o'clock. Book week will be observed and Miss Opal McLarnan will preside. Two Cracker Cookery Recipes Rolled Ham Roast 30 Snow Flake crackers. eup hot water. 1 small onion, minced. 1 teaspoon poultry seasoning. 1 tablespoon parsley, chopped. - 1 large slice of ham, raw. ft -cup brown auger. 1 teaspoon mustard. 14 oup vinegar. Crumble crackers and add hot water, onion, seasoning and parsley. Spread this mixture on slice of ham, roll and tie or skewer. Mix augar and mustard, add vinegar and spread on prepared ham. Bake In a moder ate oven' (878 degrees F) 40 minutes. six portions. 1 Deep Dish Apple Pie cup sugar. '' 8 cups cooking apples, peeled and sliced. , , teaspoon nutmeg. 20 Snow Flake crackers, rolled fine. 1-8 cup butter. - 1 package cream cheese. 4 oup cream. " 14 teaspoon salt. " Reserve 1 tablespoon augar ' for orust. Mix remainder with apples and nutmeg. Put Into shallow but tered pudding' dish. Mix crackers with .softened butter and 1 table spoon augar, and spread mixture In an even layer over apples. Cover and make In a hot oven (438 degrees F). until apples are tender, about 80 minutes. Uncover and brown light ly, lend cheese with cream and salt until fluffy, and aerv on pie aa a garnish. Six portion. Watch ' for the Leader a new Chevrolet In December. Severin Battery Service Medford Mad Batteries S-volt, 13-plat, 1 year guaran tee. (3.80 Re-wound armatures ft np Reehg. 80c Our Make tse 1IW3 N. Riverside Phone 1338 .aflk. There's NO BETTER COFFEE at ANY price" u w HEN you choose Nob Hill, you have the finest coffee money can buy. It is a pleasing, flavorful blend of top quality coffees that has resulted from years or experience and research in our laboratories. This coffee is out standing in quality yet not expensive because it is sold in a modern, economical, flavor-pro-tected package. Buy a pound today. Remember there's no better coffee at ANY PRICE! Top Qualify In a flavor-protected package Featured In Safeway and Pay'n Taklt store NOB HILL COFFEE LESS THAN LAST The tax department of the eherlff's office reports that It bar collected to date, on 1831 taxes, the sum of $608, 565. The amount listed for collection waa $1,416,286, without any credit for various exemptions and payments. This makes the delinquency about 42 per cent, slightly less than last year. Inclusion of the exemptlona will cut the delinquency per cent down from five to seven per cent. It la estimated. Of the total of the taxes collected, $301,617.48 was remitted by the cor porations of the county, auch as the Southern Pacific, the California Ore' gon Power company and lesser utlll ties. The above figures will be considered by the budget committee In. fixing the levies far the year. The budget committee Is scheduled to hold meeting as soon as It Is definitely known what the state tax will be, Oscar Kueffer, an investigator for the state board of control Is confer ring with tY.f county court today, on relief aetMtlM, and associated mat ters so that the worthy poor, and home owners In distress will receive the full benefits of the relief funds, One of the alms la to eliminate the bogus poor, and' their rackets, that prey upon public sympathy. Steps are planned for the distribution of work the coming winter, so that It will be accorded to those who need It and not transient Indigents, those with Incomes they are endeavoring to keep intact. The matter of a levy for relief Is also a. problem of the budget com mittee and It will depend upon state action. Federal funds for highway work, expected to be available next month, when the contracts for the Central Point cut-off, and the Sis kiyou re-routing of the Pacific high way are let, will relieve some of the tension. HARRY WALKERS HAVE . SIX-POUND DAUGHTER JACKSONVIIXB, Nov. 18. (Bnl.) Born to Mr. and Mra. Harry Walker of Medford, a six-pound baby girl at Vie Jacksonville aanltarlum, Tuesday morning, November 15. They have named their little daughter Zella May. - Mother and baby are doing fine.. Mr. Walker li a clerk In the Medford poatofflce. . THANKSGIVING EVE IS PLANNED ELKS, GUESTS The Elks' club rooms resembled poultry house last night when the annual Thanksgiving turkey party was In progress. There was an eager crowd of Elks present and fat blrda were distributed In quick order. The committee in charge Roy Prultt, Lewis Ulrlch and Leon B, Kasklns had things well organized and was able to turn over s nice sum to the charity fund as a result of the evening's entertainment. A short lodge session was held prior to the turkey party, at which plans for the Thanksgiving dance to be held next Wednesday evening were disclosed. It was also announced that the bowling tournament will soon be under way on the club al leys, with eight teams competing for the club championship. The balkline billiard tournament will start next Monday night with Fletcher Fish and L. R. Baker playing the first game at 8 o'clock. The annual "Christmas tree" party My Beauty Hint C I. KkA SOW The best eraser of premature lines and wrinkles resulting from tired, overworked muscles Is complete relaxation. One can relax standing aa well as sitting or lying down. Here Is the way to do it: Stand with feet apart, hands on hlpi. Allow the shoulders and head to drop and the waist to bend. Close the eyes u possible and hold that position, easily, for three minutes. will be held Thursday evening, De cember 15. This affair Is tho means used to raise the most of the money expended In charitable work by the Elks' lodge and Is looked forward to by hundreds of local Elks. Oommlt ttea named for this year are: Relief committee. H. N. Butler, chairman; T. E. Daniels, W. O. Webster, Nick Young, Geo. Eads, Harry Marx, J. T. Davis, O. M. Selsby, Oeo. Porter, D. R. Wood, R. E. Koozer, J. D. Bell, A. B. Cunningham and Win. Ham- mett; cashiers, Roy Prultt. Fred Wahl and Treve Lumsden. . Distributing committee. Miles Can trail, jApplegate; Paul Godward, Jack sonville; Dewel Hill, Prospect; Earl 8 toner. Eagle Point; Ernest Roatel, Central Point; Andrew Hearn, Phoe nix; H. D. Reed, Gold H1U. Purchasing committee. Lewis Ul rlch and Leun B. Haskins. Soliciting committee, O. O. Alen derfer, chairman; A'. 8. Rosenbaum, W. A. Gates, J. R. Blerma, Fletcher Fish, Elmer Hull, Clarence Pankey, Roland Hubbard, Dr. R. W. Stearns, Frank Isaacs, C. 0. Lemmon, W. M. Clemenson. Selling committee, E. O. Jerome I and Raymond Reter; selling assist ants, I. R. Bauer, itODt. noma, two Grey, D. L. Flynn, Fred J. Fry. Vic tor Tengwaid, V. T, Baiter, sumey J CG with every can of Amaizo GOLDEN SYRUP or AMAIZO CRYSTAL WHITE SYRUP Amaizo Golden Syrup is more than an easily digestible sweet. It is an energy food of great value. It's good for grown-ups, for chil dren on the way up, and for babies just starting up. (Accepted for infant feeding by the American Medical Association.) It's economical, too. Your grocer has it, and Amaizo Crystal White Syrup (for cooking), in convenient sized cans. Sherwood, nay Wrljht and B. H. Sleight. Refreahment committee, P. O. Big ham, John A. Walte and Ike Dun-ford. ooou E ,m -BfceW -V .6,1,1 M ' 'a". ana so EASY! Made only by In tans containing 1H, 2H, 5 or 10 lbs. Tbt Urgtr sizes are, of course, most mnomicat. HOT CREAMED TUNA SANDWICH Melt two tablespoons butter, add three tablespoons flour, then stir in one and one-half bups rich milk. Cook until thick and smooth. Add three-fourths teaspoon salt, one beaten egg and )4 cups White Star Tuna flakes, one, tablespoon lemon juice and one tablespoon chopped parsley. Reheat lo boiling point, add two tablespoons butter elowly. Bake small biscuits, split and put generous spoonful of mi lure between top and bottom. Gar nish top wiih parsley or paprika Dainty, irresistible, simply packed with food values . . . so easy to preparel This hot White Star Tuna quick menu recipe is a boon lo the busy housewife. An in expensive, yet nourishing dish that pleases every one. Tender white meat only.No waste. Packed by the larg est canner of iuria.in the world.i Three sizes. FREE RECIPES Ask your grocer for "17 Proven Recipes While Slar Tuna." 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