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MEDFORD HAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1932. PAGE THREE Society and Clubs Edited by Eva Ncalon l.ady Lions Gain Many Dolls for Needy Children A Jolly party was held yesterday by the Lady Lions &t the home of Mrs. L. Pennington on the Jackson ville road. The beautiful Christmas tree, decorated for the occasion, was crowded with dolls before all guests had arrived, each being requested to add one to the supply to be dis tributed to needy children sometime nert week by the Lady Lions, who will act &s Santa's helpers. Covered dish luncheon was fol lowed by bridge and sewing for the doll family. High score at cards as held by Mrs. J. Verne Shangle. A number of, dolls were dressed for their Ohrlstm&s debut before the close of the afternoon. Mrs. D. O. Tyree and Mrs. Wm. Hollow? assisted the hostess In en tertaining and Mrs. Thos. Jud?e of the Med ford Greenhouse sent flowers for the tables and lovely dressed doll for the Christmas tree project. Mrs. Sleeter Host cm To Book Club Tuesday Mrs. R. W. Sleeter was hostess Tues day evening to members of her bridge club. Following dinner, the usual number of crfrd frames were enjoyed Altar Society plans Post-Christmas Benefit Plans for a benefit card party to be held December 38 were made at the meeting of St. Ann's Altar society Tuesday afternoon. An Invitation -o the event will be extended the pub llo and a large attendance Is antici pated. At the Tuesday meeting members responded to roll-call with Christmas thoughts and cheery suggestions and work for the Red Cross was com pleted. Mrs. A. V. Q raves, named chairman of the Altar society's par tldpatlon in the sale of Christmas seals, appointed the following com mittee to assist her at the post off Ice and sub-station Monday, December 19: Mra. Stella. Anderson, Mrs. Rose Schelffelln. Mrs. W. H. Smith and Miss Anne Kelihor. These workers will be stationed at the two loca tions that day to aid the sale of the little stamps, which bring health and happiness to children throughout the nation. Mnta Lovers to Hear Gteemen Again Medford music lovers welcome the news that the Gleemen will appear in another program this coming Fri day night, the first out-of-town ap pearance of the local organization. The chorus wUI sing at the reopen ing of the Ashland theater, under the management of Walter Leverette of this city, and many folk are plan ning to escort the Gleemen to the neighboring town. The recent formal concert of the Gleemen was so enthusiastically re ceived that plans for future programs are rapidly developing under the able direction of James Stevens, director and soloist, with Sebastian Apollo, accompanist. hartley Home Scene of Class Christmas party CENTRAL POINT Annual Christ mas party given by Mrs. Bertha Bur sell's Bible class of the First Chris tian church was held at Mrs. W. W Hart ley's of the West Side district. December 9. Meeting opened with devotlonals led by Mrs. Ruby Powell. Christmas carols were sung by Mrs. Lois Young and class. A beautiful Christmas tree adorned the living room, from which each member re cetved a gift. Refreshments were served by the committee In charge. and to add a holiday air to the occa sion, popcorn balls were In evidence. Present were: Mesdames Ernest Scott, Rose Hermanson. Miles Te throw, W W. Gregory, Lettle Gregory, Mary Coker, Ruby Powell, Bertha Bursell, Prank Cochran, Henry Conger, Fred Wylle, Hazel Tyrrell, Harry Powell, Ida Henderson .Sarah Vincent, Hedg peth, J. E. Vincent, Viola Lampman, John Cash, Lois Young, F. L. Cook, Morse Haley, Hadley, Mable etms, Misses Mary Maury, Patty Powell.; Helen Young and the hostess, Mra. Hartley. Alpha Deltas Plan Annual Christmas Party Alph& Delta Sunday school class members, their friends and husbands, will have a Christmas party In the recreational hall of the First Chris tian church. Friday evening at 7:30 o'clock, and all attending are re quested to wear old clothes or pay a fine. Each person is requested to bring a small gift, costing not more than ten cents, for exchange. ss- Chlldren to Entertnln With Chrl'tmns Carols Boys and girls of the fourth, fifth, sixth and seventh grades in the Med ford schools, will present a program of Christmas carols this evening at 7:15 o'clock In the auditorium of the Senior high school, to which the pub lic Is being invited. Miss Harriet Baldwin, music di rector for the city schools, Is In charge of the arrangements. Jackson p.-T. A. to Meet At School Friday An interesting meeting of the Jack son Parent-Teacher association Is to be held at the school Friday, Decem ber 16, it was announced today. The business of the past month will be discussed and a program presented by Miss Reld's room- The leader of 1 the chHd study group will give a re sums of the talks given by the state leader. Mrs. Prentice. A large attend ance Is desired. Washington P.-T. A. To Meet Friday The regular meeting of the Wash ington Parent-Teacher association will be held tomorrow afternoon and an interesting play has been prepared for the program by Mrs. Oscar Hoov er. The title is "What, No Christ mas?" A report on progress of the school kitchen, where many children are be ing fed hot lunches each day will be made. The d'snes and equipment, purchased with funds reallred from the marionette show recently spon sored here, have arrived, and the children are enjoying hot lunches each day. For many of them, ac cording to the report, the hot lunch received at school constitutes the only hot meal of the day. and the children are given all they can eat at the school kitchen In order to help them through the week, which holds little else for them m the way of food and warmth. Reames Chapter Elects Officers for New Year There was a splendid attendance last evening at the meeting of Reames chapter, O. E. S., and officers elected for the coming year. Those who will head the chapter are: Mrs. E. u. Wilson, worthy matron: O. I. Oates. worthy patron; Mrs. Chas. Gilbert, associate matron; Dr. L. L. Sanders. asoclate patron; Mrs. Harry Nord wick, conductress; Mrs. Ernest Smith, associate conductress: Mrs. George Alden. secretary, and Mrs. John But ler, treasurer. The dining room, where refresh ments were served, was beautifully decorated in red and white carna tions and beautiful flowers were also plentiful in the chapter room. A cor sage was presented each officer of the evening by Mrs. Marie Sc hoe pen. who also presented a lovely basket of chrysanthemums to the worthy mat ron. Mrs. Cornelia Barnes, worthy mat ron, presided during the evening and a very liberal donation of Jams and Jellies for the Jackson county com missary was made. The next meet ing of the chapter wlll be held De cember 36. A class of six will be Initiated and refreshments will be served by the Past Matrons. Entertaining last evening was In charge of the December committee, headed by Mrs. W. J. Looker. Swlgnrts to Spend Christmas In South Mrs. Carl Swlgart and daughters. Misses Ellaabeth and Jean, will leave Md ford next week for Palo Alto. Cal., to spend the Christmas holt days with Mr. Swlgart and Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Ayres, t the Ayres home In the southern city. Mr. Swlgart will Join his family in San Fran cisco, and Miss Elisabeth Swlgart Is expected here soon from Portland to make the trip with her mother and sister Jean, who la a student at the Southern Oregon Normal school. Book Club to Have j Christmas Party Members of the Book olub will hold their annual Christmas party at the home of Mrs- Carl Swlgart Friday. Luncheon will be served In a holiday setting, enhanced by holly and light ed candles, and covers will be ar ranged for 10 at the attractive table. A gaily dressed Christmas tree will add Interest to the ewnt and lunch eon will be followed by exchange uf gifts and the usual Christmas jolli fication program. - Dancing Party Planned By Junior High School Midst the entertainments accom panying the ushering in of the Christ mas holidays. Is the dancing party to be given at the Medford Junior high school tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock, for which Invitations have been law sued. Upperclass students m the school are entertaining prior to the school vacation. With semester ending shortly after the holidays, a num ber will transfer to the Senior high school. 4t Ep worth League to Hold Dress Rehearsal. The Epworth league choir of the First Methodist Episcopal church will mail for dress rehearsal Saturday evening at 7 o'clock and the dictator of the cantata asks that all partici pants appear at that time In com plete costume. Anyone needing help with a, costume Is asked to call at the pastor's study between 2 and 4 o'clock Saturday afternoon. EXCLUSIVE LADIES' SHOP As long u hair is worn short, the haircut itself will remain the very foundation of modern hair dressing. Try a new, smart hair cut. Select lady barter in charge. Medford Beauty Shop Groceteria Rldg., No. Central. Tel. 191 for appointment BUY NOW FOR CHRISTMAS Here Are Smashing Bargains! WE CAUGH Yes, With $15,000 Worth of Carefully Selected Furniture This Entire Bought For Our Late Fall and Christmas Business But This Normal Business Hasn't Materialized We Cannot Wait Longer WE MUST SELL NOW! Beginning Saturday. December 17 FiAe stock GOES ON SALE FOR CASH! Part of the many articles in our store in this gigantic selling! Bedroom Sets Dining Room Sets Rugs, all sizes Davenports and Chairs, Occasional Chairs Club Chairs Lamps Rockers Library Tables Sewing Cabinets Bridge Lamps Secretaries FootStools . Desks Linoleum Springs, Simmons , Mattresses, Simmons Beds, Simmons Baby Beds Children's Rockers High Chairs Breakfast Sets Dishes Ranges, Montag Heaters, Montag Electric Sweepers Percolators and Toasters Fire Screen and Sets Radios, Fada Table Lamps Hundreds of other articles Simmon. Beauty Rest Mnttrw, Simmon Peep slrfp Mnftn-.i at rrcnlnr nrli-M aa this mm-h-.indhe Is contract poods. ( STORE CLOSED FRIDAY Saturday 9 A .M. Gash Will Go A Long Way Here During This Extraordinary Event This is not an ordinary sale like you are used to, put on to move old merchandise and stickers. But this is our entire stock of fine furniture all bought at the low 1932 prices offered you at prices with no regard for our loss! We MUST Move ; This Stock! There are no special sale goods in this stock. It consists of standard lines. Mohawk and Bigelow Hart ford rugs; Montag ranges and heat ers; Simmons mattresses; Simmons beds; Simmons springs; B. P. Johns fine living room, bedrooom and din ing room furniture-all our regular stock, lines that we have carried for years past. At this time just before Xmas we are going to give you the opportun ity to buy practical gifts and furnish ings for- your home at prices you have never dreamed of. I am going to sell you good, fine furniture quality furniture at less than what you have been offered cheap, low grade furniture, in other so-called sales. JOHN CUPP. Every Article Guaranteed As Advertised Sale Strictly CASH This Sale Will Last Only 7 DAYS SO BUY NOW! Store Open Every Night Here Are a Few Bargains COME AND BRING YOUR CASH COME AND BRING YOUR CASH I We are going to sell this stock and we only have seven days to do it in. We did not know about this until forty-eight hours ago. Montag Circulating Heaters 07 Ctfl $09.50 value, going for t)0 I lUU Mohawk Rug fcQQ Ctfi $57.50 value. 9 by 12. Going for.. tDOtotJv Montag Range flft $110 value, going for yVUtUl 315 EAST MAIN PHONE SOS JOHN CUPP FURNITURE CO.
