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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, JIEDFORD, OREGON, "WEDNESDAY, DECErBER 21, 1932. PAGE THREE Society and Clubs Edited by Eoa Neahn Levy Pupils to Present Recital on .Monday Another Interesting violin recital will be given by the puplla of Victor Levy, violin Instructor for the Inetl tut of Mualcal Education of Med ford, at tht' First Christian church. Ninth and Oakdale, Monday, Decem ber 20, at 3:30 o'clock In the after " noon. Mr. Levy will present two orches tras in this recital, pupils In their first year of Instruction and pupils In their second year. A number ut Interesting solos will be offered and well knonw composition, such as "Blue Danube Waltz," "Barcarolle." "Pilgrim's Chorus" and "Silent Night" will be played by the orches tras. No charge will be made for admis lion and the public la cordially In vited. Presbyterian Sunday School Proerom Tonight The Presbyterian Sunday school program will be held this evening at 7 o'clock and Santa Claus Is sched uled to arrive for the occasion. A candy treat and short program will be features of the evening. "The Manger" will be presented by Mrs. W. J. Howell's group, and the pri mary department will give a num ber of songs and recitations. The Junior class will present "Why the Chimes Rang." The intermedi ate department will entertain with a. surprise number, and the program will be followed by observance! of "White Christmas" and each person Is asked to bring something In "Hon perishable food for the needy. St. Mark's Christmas Party Will Be Friday A very Inviting atmosphere 1b promised for Friday evenmg at St. Mark's Guild hall, when the Sunday school of St. Mark's church, Episco pal, will entertain with Christmas tree and entertainment. A program of carols and tableaux-will be pre sented before a background of Christ mas tree and garlands. Parents of the Sunday school pu pils are Invited, and as always at Christmas time, each pupil 1b asked to bring a gift for the Christmas tree to be distributed to the needy during the holidays. B. P. W. Club Party Party Tomorrow. The Business and Professional Women's club will entertain tomor row evening with a party In the women's club rooms In the city hail, beginning at 8 o'clock, and each mem ber is asked to bring a pound or pint of some non-perishable food and a 10-cent toy for Christmas baskets to be distributed through the associated charities. Members are also asked to invite their friends to the party and lovely evening's entertainment Is nromised with the emblem ceremony, with a new pageant, as one of the outstanding features. Misses Busnell and St rone Entertain On Sunday evening Misses Nellie Bushell and Viola Strong were host esses at & Christmas party and bridge. Hitrh scores were held by Misses Mar guerite McAllister and Barbara Mc Ouat. Gifts were distributed from the Christmas tree and refreshments served. Present were Misses Barbara McOuat. Marguerite McAllister, Ellen Lorton, Lois Smythe, Jean Fitzgib- bon, Kathleen Wilson, Nellie Bushell and Viola Strong. Mrs. Barnes Leaves For San Francisco On Thursdav of this week Mrs. wrneflfc Lee Barnes will leave on the fir asta for San Francisco, where she tAoot.K.T wtt.h her three brothers will welcome their mother, Mrs. F. Plstor for t.hrf Christmas holidays. Mrs iiiyi. b Anminff from Tucson. Ariz mit.h hpr children. Mrs. Barnes Is expecting to join the family group on Saturday, Golden Link Class T rntnrlnln Til ItrSll A V The Golden Link class of the First -nanti-. .hnrr-Ti will entertain fam lllea at a Christmas party at the church Thursday, it was announcea today. Dinner will be served at 6:30 and each member is asked to bring covered dish, sandwiches and a gift of food for the ennstmas oox Lutheran Ladles Tn ohvtre Holiday The Lutheran Ladles' Aid will be organizations observing Onrlat maa tflmnrrflw. In the ChUTCh par w .t oaydaiA and Fourth atreeta themenibera will meet for a no-host party. Each la urged to be present and to bring a guest to enjoy a happy time. Fortmans Visit Friends Here. Mr. and Mra. Walter O. Portmann of Portland were guesta here last evenlnir of Mr. and Mra. T. E. Daniels, having stopped en route to aouthem California for the hdlldaya. Mr. ran- mann la representative of the New Zealand Insurance company, Kenlys Leave Friday Fr Kom. Callfornlli Mr. and Mra. P. Corning Kenly and their tons will spend the holldaya In the aouth. They are leaving Friday by motor for Ross. Cal., where they wll! be guests of Mrs. Keniy a sisier, Mrs. Edward Hill and family Mrs. Vlritln and Son nutitrn from San Francisco Mrs. W. J. Virgin and son Billy re turned to Medford yesterday from San Francisco, where they spent sev eral days. CLARA A. SEYLER PASSES, AGED 73 Catholic Church Invites Public to Christmas Mass The Sacred Heart Catholic church at Tenth and On k dale again Invites the people of Medford and the Rogue River valley to high mass Christmas morning at 8 o'clock, at which time there will be a beautiful and master ful rendition of J. Alfred Schehl's mass in honor of St. Lawrence, one of the most difficult masses ew written. The blending harmonies of this great composition, musicians state, require artistry of the highest order. Sebastian Apollo, organist at the church and .well known as director and composer In local circles, skill fully interprets the beauty and Intri cacies of this masterpiece of liturg ical music, and is ably assisted by a splendid choir of mixed voices. Sopranos are Mra. Josephine Pre- vost, Mrs. John J. Wilkinson, Mrs, Frank M. Gitsch, Mrs. Ztta Slngler Maddox; altos, Mrs. Rose Slngler, Miss Barbara Hovorka; tenors, L. N. Foy. E. Foy; bassos, R. A. Mtksche, W. Stuart, Dr. Victor C. Apollo and Har old Corliss. Special mention has been made of the splendid work and wonderful voices of Harold Corliss, basso, and Neal Foy, tenor. Christmas Ball Looms on Calendar Much interest Is being shown throughout southern Oregon tn the annual Christmas ball to be staged by the American Legion next Mon day evening, December G8. The affair will take place In the large ballroom of the Oriental Gardens, where an excellent floor of ample size Is avail able to take care of the hundreds of dancers who plan to attend this annual Legion event. Music of the modern type will be provided by Dom Provost and his popular danoe band. Earl Foy, vice-corn rrtander of tha local Legion post Is In charge of 'the committee and a good time is assured all who attend. Miss Getntiell To " Spend Holidays Here Miss Gloria Getchell, senior at Castllleja school in California, arrived In Medford this morning on the Shasta to spend the holldaya here. A series of lovely entertainments hase been planned for Miss Getchell s pleasure while In the valley. Decree of Honor Will Meet Thursday The Degree of Honor will meet for a Christmas party tomorrow evening 8 o'clock In the Labor hall. A large attendance and a pleasing pro gram are promised. Clara A. Seyler passed away at the home of her daughter, Mrs. W. H. Northcraft, In the Berrydale district, early Tuesday morning of pneumonia. She was born at Damascus, Ore.. April 1, 1850, and had been a resi dent of Roseburg, Ore., since 1905, coming to Medford In October. '1931. She leaves three sons and four daughters: G. W. Croucher, Roseburg, Ore.; F. E. Croucher and Henry M. Croucher, Medford; Mrs. J. L. Fisher, Wendling, Ore.; Mrs. W. H. North- craft, Medford; Mrs. 8. A. Lawrence, Roseburg, Ore.; Mrs. J. Buzby, Fair banks, Alaska She also leaves her mother, Mrs. Zllpha Hlnk, who la now 91 years of age, and three sisters: Mrs. Hattle Stlne, Mra. Corrie Dunham and Mra. Annie Penney, all of Los Angeles, Cal. Remains will be forwarded to Dll- lard, Ore., for services and Inter ment. Perl Funeral Home in charge. Holiday Party For Wurts Staff Will Be Enjoyed Tonight One of the most xestlve parties of the week to announce the arrival of old St. Nick Is planned for this even ing by Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wurtz for the pleasure of the staff at Wurts1 Girt Shop. All members cf the store saff axe Invited and the party will open with dinner at Nandles restaurant. Fol lowing dinner, the guests will con tinue to the Wurts home, where an Immense Christmas tree has been dressed In the gayest of holiday at tire. The tree, 14 feet In height, will also wear gifts for each and everyone. The remainder of the evening will be spent playing cards. fto was somewhat slowed, but could proceed without delay. All curbes were sanded. The Taclfto highway north of the city is dry excet on frosted curves, which had been sanded to prevent slipping. Traffic at the present time la light In both directions and at present consists of neighborhood travel auto- ists journeying between California and Oregon on holiday trips. IS CLEAR OF SNOW State polio reported today that the snow has been cleared from the Pacific .highway over the Slsklyous by snow plows operated by the state highway maintenance station, Traf- FLEETA S. DYER CALLED BEYOND Fleets Smith Dyer died at tne home of her daughter, Mrs. Walter Garrison, wt of Phoenix, Ore., early Wednesday morning of pneumonia. She was born at Independence, Ore November 24, 1858, and had been a resident of Phoenix for five years. She was a member of the Christian church. Mra .Dyer leaves six children, two sons and four daughters: Fred Bar tie, Glendale, Ore.; Ho Dyer, Myrtle Creek, Ore.; Mrs. May Colvln, Port land, Ore.; Mrs. Bertha Garrison, Phoenix, Ore.; Mrs. Jessie Bell, Port land, Ore.; Mrs. Ruth Terry, Port land, Ore.; and 14 grandchildren. The remains will be forwarded by the Perl Funeral Home to Myrtle Creek, Ore., for Interment, and the services will be held at the I. O. O. F. cemtery. Kenneth Madden, 34, Ashland serv ice station attendant and victim of a mysterious assault last Friday night, regained consciousness today but was unable to throw any light on the att after being In a coma three days from a basal fracture of the skull. Madden was found In an Ashland alley about 10 o'clock Friday night. Madden, according to reports from Ashland, told the attending doctor the last thing he remembers is be ing In the station Friday night "and knows absolutely nothing abou the affair.' He has no Idea who hit him, or why, the report states. One a penny Christmas Seals! frev. aay. di.i aou Week ago 53 9 38.0 Year ago 63.7 34.7 3 yrs. ago. 163.0 1295 BOND SALE AVERAGES (Copyright, 1832. Standard Statistics ROSEBURG, Ore.. Dec. 21. (AP) A rush shipment of turkey, will be made by the Oregon Turkey Grow ers, according to J. C. Leedy, secre tary, to meet a strong demand on California markets for Oregon birds for the holiday season. The association has been advised that the supply of Oregon birds on the California markets has been nearly exhausted and that consum ers are demanding Oregon turkeys. independent dealers In the Rose burg vicinity are receiving a liberal supply of fowls today and paying a top oi 13 cents. Electric Company Will Pay Dividend PORTLAND, Ore., Dec. 21. (API- Guy W. Talbot, president of the Northwestern Electric Co., announced Tuesday a quarterly dividend of 88 cents a share on first preferred stock will be plad January 3 to sharehold ers of record December 17. This Is one-half vv rate regularly paid by we company. Livestock. PORTLAND, Ore., Dec. 21 (P) cattle 100, calvea 110; steady, HOGS 030: weak. SHEEP AND LAMBS 139; steady, Portland Produce 89 8 64.1 01 , 58.5 08 2 64.7 185.0 103.3 Company) Dec. 31: 30 30 30 60 India RR'a Ufa Total Today 63.1 68.7 81.4 7.7 Prev. day. 63 0 69.4 81.6 67.9 Week ago 63.3 61.0 80.9 68.0 Year ao. 65 0 69.3 83.0 73.4 3 yra. ago 91.8 104.7 98.4 98.3 NEW YORK, Deo. 31. (AP) Sell ing aubalded In today'a atock market. after yesterday' eetback, but the Hat failed to rally appreciably. Net change at the close were mixed, and moatly fractional. The tone waa ateady. Transactions aggregated 700,- 000 aharea. Today'a cloalng prlcea for 30 select ed atocka follow: Al. Chemical & Dye 79 4 Am, Can 53', Am. & Pgn. P" ., 6& A. T. & T. 103VJ Anaconda , flu Atch. T. & 8. F Bendlz Avla. Beta. Steel Chryaler Coml. Solv. Ourtlaa-Wrtght , DuPont Qen. Fooda Oen. Mot. Int. Harvest. I. T. di T Johna-Man. ... Monty Ward North Amer. Param. Public Peaney (J. C.) Phltitpa Pet . Kaeto Sou. Pac. Std. Branda St. Oil Cal. St. Oil N. J. . Trans. Amer. Union Carb United Aircraft U. S. Steel Buy Christmas Seals. 38i 10 13 , I is'ii ntni T- c ioi. i-v i . r " inj llll D.j Cin.. I 13-'. il l K,... 11.50. nivlnltv I 31 li Mil hlnillnit, KIiir Jnmea I 6, Mil version with Hell". .T I 20 III Maps and llluatra- 1 I 131, Mil llona. Clear, black, I I 29 illll easy to read tvne, BlIU I ;, Cwp r(t Slinn " - .III if - v aytavi I .3 - 24 30 t 4t; 25'i 27r For practical and useful glfta wrapped attractively ee ETHELWYN B. HOFFMANN Sixth and Holly. FALSE TEETH TIGHT Klutch forms a comfort cushion; .olds the plate so snug it can't rock. irop, chafe or "be played with', Vou can eat and speak as well as ou did with your own teeth. 25c and 0c a box at Drug Stores. Adv. PORTLAND, Deo. 31. ;P) HOPS nominal, 1933, 26-27c lb. Butter, eggs, country meats, mo hair, nuts, oascara bark, butterfat, live poultry, onions, potatoes, wool and hay unchanged. Wall St. Report STOCK SALE AVERAGES (Copyright, 1932, Standard Statistics Company.) Dec. 31: 50 30 30 SO Ind'la RR'a Ut't Total Today 51.1 36.1 89.9 54.0 DEER FALLS IN A deer that attempted to drink from the - ice-covered Ashland city reservoir yesterday afternoon and fell In was rescued by Earl Hosier. city reservoir tender, and Is recuper ating in the Ashland city park. The deer slid down the steep bank and crashed onto the Ice and through It. In its struggles to get out it became exhausted. It waa found by Hosier and saved. A week ago a deer was found froz en to death in the reservoir. The deer at this time of the year, with springs and creeks frozen in the mountains, come to the reservoir to drink. Wfc3r "V trm - hi.v 1 r Mk PER SIMILE ROUND TRIP IN COACHES ONLY Between oil Union Pacific points falto poind on certain connecting linas) in Oregon, Waihington,ldaho,Montana, Utah (Ogden, Salt Lake and west), Wyoming (Granger and west). North Dakota (Williilon, Dickinson, Bowman and welt), and to Vancouver and other Intermediate pohts in British Columbia. Minimum adulr fare 50j. Children half fare. Dec. 22, 23 , 2425, 26, 29, 30, 31 and Jan. 1, 2 ReturnlHsimbyMldnfeM) Jan. 4 ; BeouudtL 1 19 It It U V HI 1 FINE ElVELIHY.. Brophy's are offering good jewelry at a price you can afford to pay. See Our $1.00 Table! 110 Other Sings $18-50 Gifts atV2 Price Ladies' Gruen Watches Sterling Holloware Mesh Bags Electric Clocks Bill Folds Dinner Rings Solid Gold Bracelets $6750 Other Watches $9-75 I inn urn 'JEWELERS MEDFORD. OR El $25 Solid Gold Rings $3-50 Approalmoa Round Trip Forst 10 d i sTTn a tTonV 100 200 500 1000 MII.B Mil, Mll.a Mllal Away Awoy Away Away 2.16 4.32 10.80 21.60 FANCY National Coal With trre Kindling nnlrr Carl; $127,! Medford Fuel Co. Tel. (HI SLfSbBataaaaaaraanBaaai ton gl -ALSO- loppl'cabl to rvrriiery above) ONE FARE plus 25? ROUND TRIP Good in Coach ei, or, upon payment of utual charges. In Sleeper or Parlor Car. C O I N O DAILY Dec 16 to 33, Inclusive, and Dec 30 to Jan. 1, Inclusive Return (HantrvMirfisW Jan. 10 Raggage checked For complete Information phone or call on General P&Mnfpr Dept. K.17 I'll fork Itlork. -GV!1. Portland. Ore. SECT 1 Fire Sale Bargains THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY In order to continue this sale to clean up on hats and shoes, we had to add 150 new dresses, as ninety percent of the fire sale dresses were sold the first two days of the sale. These dresses were purchased at a very special price, and put on our racks at fire sale prices. Useful Xmas Gifts at Bargain Prices SHOES One small lot of Shoes left $1.00 Pair Balance of stock are real bargains $1.45 $1.95 $2-95 House Shoes $1.00 lo $1.75 Pr. DRESSES Silk, wool crepe, etc., $5.95 and $7.95 values. Fire Sale price $2 95 and $3 One lot of voiles and gingham. $1.95 and $2.95 values. Fire sale price $1.00 The BAND BOX & SHOE BOX Phone 989. "The Store That Saves You Money" . 223 East 6th St. HATS Gage Hats, values to $7.50 Your choice 69c Balance of Hats at Fire 8ale price 19c and 39c Gift Neckties 49c 79c 98c Beautiful Gift Box with Each Tie Purchased A magnificent assortment of the very newest stripes, figures, wider stripes and solid colors. Excellently tailored and lined. Navy, maroon, royal, brown, green. Ward's famous collection of stunning ties in dis tinctive patterns, inoluding the much wanted polka dots and plaids, stripes (thin or wide) all the smart plain colors. Our finest assortment of Silk Out Ties. All new fall patterns, very latest colors. 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