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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, afEDFORD, OREGON", SUNDAY, APRIL 16, 1933.
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Society and Club Events Reviewed for Week
Edited by
Eva Nealon
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Society Recalls
Resurrection In
Songs of Praise
Today ! "ter and the
rises to warm iiowen..B
nrion, which, with the sacred Mies.
I , their buda to greet the
Risen Lord, groupa of Rogue Wr
"valley folk will oa singing yi.jo..
prslse ot Him, many 01
hllltopa fragrant wltn petala, blown
by the April Drerae.
i.merum will capture the world,
M proot of Hl promlae la aeen again
in the leafing tree., .lui people, too.
will don freen attire. They will travol
churchward and the nappy u
entertaining, aubducd by Lent, will
be revived.
Tomorrow evening the Easter Mon
day ball of the American Legion
Auxiliary will be attended by gueati
from aU section of the valley. The
earn afternoon a luncneon a
hall and a tea at the Y. W. O. A. will
.ihriLt Easter.
Be vera! persona have returned to
the city to be with relatlvea and
friends for the glad day. jars.
Saunders arrived from California a
few dBya ago to be guest of Dr. and
Mrs. A. W. Steams.
Mlwe Dorothy Robert and Mary
Hayea arrived Friday from the Uni
versity of Oregon to visit their par
ents, Mrs. Roberts having returned
the same day from a short stay In
Ban Francisco, and a brief visit with
her other daughter, Miss Mary Lee,
student at Mills college.
Mr. and Mrs. I. B. Schuler are
guest today of Mr. and Mrs. . B.
Dy at their country home In the
Same Valley district. Their daughter.
Jean, i spending the week-end at the
Day ranch. Mrs. W. B. Tumy will
also be an Easter dinner guest at
the Day home today.
Silver Tea, One of
Many Events for
Day After Easter
All women ot Medford are urged
te support the Easter Monday sil
ver tea that la being given by the
T. W. 0. A. at the "Y" house on
Worth Bartlett atreet. For the plees
ure of the business women who sre
iinable to attend the musical pro
gram later In the afternoon, open
house will be held and tea served
during the noon hour.
Th program to be given during
the hour from 8:00 till :00 o'clock
will Include: vocal solos, Mr. R. O.
Mulholland and Mrs. Oerald Barr: pi
ano solos. Mrs. S. D. Nsson and
Lewis Parker: whistling solo. Ellow
Ma Wilson, accompanied by Oladyce
La Marr; and violin solo by Oer
aldln Thompson, accompanied by
Margaret Chllders.
Th Young Women's Christian as
sociation provides free recreational
rooms and study olamies for the
young women of the valley and any
one Intereated In the work Is In
vited to Inspect the headquarters
Monday afternoon. .
Hostess Club
Ta Meet Tuesday.
Th Hoeteee club, formerly the
Xowena Circle, will meet In Tuesday
afternoon, April 18. at 3 p. m., at
the home of Mrs. Mable Qusckenbush.
on th South Pacific Highway.
Presbyterian Missionary
Oraun Meet Tuesday
. Th Women's Mlsslonsry society of
th Presbyterian church will meet
at the home of Mrs. Volney Diaon.
638 West Tenth street awa:00 o'clock
Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Remington
will be program chairman for the
afternoon. ' and devotional will be
led by Mr. Jaca.ua. Mr. F. R. Al
bert and Mrs. B. Irerson. who' re
cently returned from the district
conference of the Presbyterla at
Msrshfleld will give a report.
The study topic will be "Chosln"
and current events will also be In
cluded in the program.
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Colonel Kelly Speaks i '
To rost-Delphlans.
The Poat-Delphlan Study club held
an Intereatlng meeting on Thursday
when Col. E. E. Kelly addressed the
member on Legal and Property
Rights of Women and Children. In
hie talk he brought out many facts
of law not generally known and
. ststed that If club women msde a
united effort some additional de
alrable legislation tor their protec
tion would be passed In this state
As all voters will be called upon
to vote on the sales tax In July
the Post Delphian group Is pre
paring to study this subject and
nee asked Hon. E. B. Day to speak
en this aubject April 37, and a spec
ial Invitation Is extended to all
women to attend the meeting.
Mrs. H. Brumberger, a Delphian
member of Portland, was a guest.
Mrs. Fabrtck, the president, stnted
that new desirable books are, "Marie
Antonlette." Stefan Zlvelg: "South
Moon Under." Marjorte K. Rowling;
"The Last Adsm." John J. Math
ews; "The Buplngton of Bup." H.
O. Wells: "But Malarle." Stanley;
: .vereton; "British Agent." P. H. I
Brucs Lockhart; "Adventure of a
Black Olrl In Her Search for Ood."
Bernard Shaw; "A Primer ot Mon
ey." Donald Woodward and Marc
Roue.
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IT'S PLAYTIME AT WHITE HOUSE
Many serious problems an under consideration Inside th White
House these days, but out on the lawn It's i different story. Here Mr
Roosevelt I shown with "Slstle" and "Buzle" Dall, her grandchildren,
who are having big time op swings and slid provided for them. (A
sociated Frees Photo)
Luncheon To Draw
Groups To Parish
Hall After Easter
Mriy social groupa will be dining
and playing cards tomorrow after
noon is the forecast drawn front nu
merous toto-vtetes For the subject
of most of them has been "after Eo
ter festivities", and one of the most
popular will be the luncheon and
card party at Catholic pariah hall
The home cooked luncheon will be
served Bt 1 o'clock and contract and
auction bridge will follow. The com
mittees directing details Include: Mes
damea J. R. Marshall, c. A. Hartley,
R. L Lewis, Edward C. Kelly, Lee
Hunter, A. V. Oravee, Prank Apple
gate, Frank DeSouaa, S. M. Orltsch,
F. K. Weston, Oh as Thompson. F. E.
Blgalow. Rankin Estes. Billy Smith,
Ohas Smith and O. W. Oliver.
Wednesday study
Club To Meet April 19
Wednesday Study club will hold
Its regular meeting April 10 in the
Women's club rooms at the city
hall, and Mrs. L. E. Williams, Mrs.
H. C. Wortman and Mrs. L. B.
Humphry will be In charge. The
meeting has been announced for
3:30 o'clock.
Central Point Children
ttlve Easier Ployette
The first grade children of the
Central Point achools. under direc
tion of Mra. Sanford Richardson, en
tertained relatlvea and friends Fri
day afternoon by presenting an East
er playette. "The Flowers Awske."
The little folks, apnjoprlately cos
tumed, portrayed their parts In a
very pleasing manner, much to the
enjoyment of tho appreciative audi
ence. The cast was as follows: Mother
Nature, Joe Hllli Jack Frost, Shirley
cuy; wortn wind. Billy McCord;
Pussywillows, Harold Meyer. Paul
Blumensteln, Earl Palen. Sammy
North: Daffydowndllly, John Ross;
Little Miss Snowdrop. Carolyn Leee;
Crocus, Howard Waelty; a Butter
cup, Audrey Welt; a Tulip Posy,
Marjorlo Jean Jewett; Dandelion,
Orval Cowln: Little violet, Dorothy
Casad: Lady Iris. Louis Russel: Jon
quil, Donald Le Wilson; Easter Lil
ies. Helen' Young, Leone Lymsn;
Spring, Patty Lou Lsngsten; Lady
April, Vouna Dale Knight,
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Famed Pied Piper
Revived to Music
At Valley School
Marking the opening ot Easter
holidays at Valley school, a musical
Interpretation of the Pled Piper of
Hamlin we presented by the chil
dren at assembly Thursday morning
and enjoyed by more than one hun
dred guests. The quaint production
wss directed by the three Instruc
tors of the school. Miss Jane Dixon.
Miss Marts Fobs and Mlaa NnomI
Hohman and Included much orig
inal work on the part of the chil
dren, who painted the scenery.
The favorite tale of "little folk
and big folk" waa equally pleasing
In musical form and utilized the
natural ability of the children, which
Is drawn out to it best capacity by
the Incentives for self expression, of
fered In the Valley school system. '
Nsncy Day played the role of the
great Pled Piper, Charity Hart was
the mayor of Hamlin town and
Jeane Salade waa Katrine. Other
characters appearing were: Jean
Schuler as Frieda; Spencer Wellls,
Nnncy Clark and Ruth Johnsen as
councilman; Spencer Wellls, also as
Peter; Billy Salade, Hana: Wheldon
Blddle, the dog, Fldo: Nina Tuttle,
Billy Patton. John Kirk, Donald
Browne and Betsy Scherer, the fam
ous rats, driven from the city; Bob
by Tuttle, Jacob; Deborah Tumy,
mother of Jacob: Julie Carpenter,
Patricia Forrell. Polly Scherer, the
oouncllmen's children; Peggy Scher
er, town's crier; Emily Soherer. head
townsman: Billy Patton, also as the
Terrible Captain Kid.
Nancy Clark also acted as leader
of the chorus.
Mrs. Oatman Has
Nevernl Guests
Mrs. N. S. Oatman Is entertain
ing a number ot guests this week
end. Her daughter. Mrs. C. R. No
lan, arrived Friday evening from En
terprise to spend the Esster holl
daya here and Mrs. Oatman's sister.
Mra. John Patterson, her nephew,
Frank Patterson and daughter Jean,
of Plnehurst. with a guest from
Klamath Falls also srrlved Friday
evening to be guests for the week
end. Mrs. Patterson and party came
here from a two weeks' trip up the
Oregon const and Into Washington.
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Powder 50c yi
PoHder I'enrll. U J Q
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Youth Craft Shampoo with
of 25o or over.
Miss Stone To Be
Bride at Lovely
Church Wedding
At 2:30 o'clock this afternoon t
the St. Mark'a church. Episcopal,
MUs Thelma Stone, sister of Mrs.
Paul Dlzney, this city, will become
the bride of Emraett Knickerbocker,
son of Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Knicker
bocker of Bend, Father Wm. B. Ham
ilton officiating.
The bride will be given In mar
riage by her brother-in-law, Mr. Dli'
ney, and will be attended by Miss
Ruth Koozer, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Kooeer. as maid of hon
or. She will wear a gray suit with
blue accessories and a corsage ot
gardenias. Her attendant' ensemble
will be of blue with gray accessories
snd she will wear a corsage of sweet
peas and roses.
Raleigh Clark of Bend will be best
man for the groom.
The Lohengrin and Mendelssohn's
wedding marches will be played by
Miss Dorothy Ness at the organ for
entrance and departure ot the wed
ding party. Miss Marian Nee will
sing preceding the wedding cere
mony. "Oh, Promise Me." '
Following the wedeUng, guest will
continue to the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Chss. Ellis on Willamette ave
nue for a reception. At a table,
centered with low bowl of aweetpeas
and tall white tapers, Mrs. How
ard Scheffel of Klamath Falls will
cut Ices and Mrs. Fred Scheffel of
this city will pour.
Large bowls of white splrea and
blossoms about the room will add
beauty to the aprlng atmosphere.
Out-of-town guests at wedding and
reception will be Mr. and Mrs.
O'Rene Nelson of Rupert, Idaho, Mr.
and Mrs. R. L. Clark of Bend, Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Scheffel of Klam
ath Falls and Paul Dlzney of Tilla
mook. After the reoeptlon the bride and
groom will leave for a honeymoon
In San Francisco and other bay
cities after which they will be at
home In Bend.
Miss Stone, a student ot Oregon
State college, where she waa affili
ated with Alpha XI Delta sorority.
has made her home in thla city for
aome time and has been a popular
member of the younger set, msny
affalra In her honor having graced
the social calendar during the paat
several weeks.
Mr. Knickerbocker, also a graduate
of Oregon State college, waa affili
ated with Alpha Sigma Phi on the
northern campus, and Is now in
business In Bend.
Just Folks Circle
To Hear Enster Program
The Just Folks Circle will meet
next Thursday afternoon, April ' 30,
at 3:00 o'clock at the home of Mrs.
F. F. Burk, -Ross avenue. Mrs. O
A. Meeker will be Joint hostess and
a large attendance Is urged as Im
portant business will be considered
and an Easter program presented.
O. S. C. Club Fostpones
Meeting for One Week.
There will be no meeting tomor
row evening of the Oregon State Col
lege club, It was announced yester
day. The change of meeting haa been
made because of the Easter Monday
ball to be sponsored by the American
Legion Auxiliary. The next club
meeting will be held one week from
tomorrow, the place to be announced
later.
Grace Circle Has
Pleasant Meeting
Members of Grace Circle of the
Presbyterian church met at the
home of Mra. Lawrence Pennington
on the Jacksonville road Tuesday for
a very pleasant session, attended by
twenty-one members and three
guests, who were Rev. and Mra. W.
J. Howell and Mrs. Lewis Ulrlch.
A lovely musical contribution was
added to the program of the after
noon by Mrs. Wra. McAllister and
Mra. Roy Duncan.
The next meeting will be pic
nic at the country home of Mrs.
Harry Marx on Coleman creek, the
second Tuesdsy in May. '
Kennell-EIlis
32 North Central Avenue
Medford Telephone 329
Knapps Leave for
Portland Today
Mr. snd Mrs. Edwin L. Knapp,
resident of this city for the past
two years, during which time they
have played an active 'part In the
club life of Medford, are leaving
today for the north. Mrs. Knapp
to spend the summer In' Portland.
They will be greatly missed by a
large circle of friends.
Formal Dance for
Pupils Announced
A formal dancing party for the
members of her ballroom dancing
club ha been announced for Satur
day night by Mrs. Catherine Stang,
in structor of the dsnce.
The Dresmlsnd hall will be scene
of the gala affair, for which many
member of the younger set are mak
ing plan.
Fidelity Circle .
To Meet Tuesday
Fidelity circle of the First Meth
odist Episcopal church will meet
with Miss Msy Phlpps at her home
on Esst Main street Tuesday, Jan
uary 18.
Mrs. Simmons on Trip
To Eastern Cities
Mrs. O. S. Simmon of S06 West
Tenth street Is enjoying an extend
ed trip through the east where she
will visit relative and friend in
several cities.
Lodge to Entertain -
With Egg Hunt Today
nhjurvincr Baxter aaaln this year
In the long established custom of the
lodge, Pocahontas win noio a picnic
onH Mtoi aa hunt DD ROKUO river
today, at the annual meeting place
near Gold Hill.
Each family Is aaked to bring
liinnhaAn ha nerved nlonle BtVle.
The egg hunt and games will keep
cniiaren interesten tnrougoout
afternoon.
Mrs. Davis
Uostess to Class '
Mrs. J. T. Davla of Ilia East Main
atreet entertained with n Easter
party Saturday afternoon for mem
bera of her Sunday school class, all
sixth grade girls. The girts colored
Easter eggs early In the afternoon,
and following an gg hunt, enjoyed
refreshments.
included in the class are Betty
McCorkle, Jean Coffeen, Helen Lath
am. Katherlne North, LaVon Davla.
nnth waiden. Marv Wilson. Maxlne
Kohn. Margaret Tyrell, Ruth Nut
ter, Phyllis watson, pearl uones, rca
oma Evans and Edith Yapel.
Roosevelt Circle
Noinluntes Officers
The Roosevelt Home School circle
held It regular meeting Thursday
afternoon. Little Jackie Llttrell and
Carol Carkln favored the audience
with two piano solos, which were
enjoyed by all.
Mrs. I. Schuler gave a very Inter
esting report on "The Whl' House
Conference." -
The attendance fern was awarded
Miss Curry' room.
During the business meeting, the
following officer were nominated
for the ensuing year. President, Mrs.
Curtis Darby; vice president, Mrs.
John Moffstt; secretary, Mrs. O. A
Eden, and ttuoeurer. Mrs. Ralpri Mc
Kay.
Refreshment were served by the
following mothers and friend of the
fourth grade: Mrs. K. K. Llttrell,
Mrs. Leo Williams, Mra. A. E. Dod
son. Mrs, Tod Porter. Mrs. O. A
Eden. Mrs. C. C. Clemens. Mrs. Ralph
Vlrden, Mrs. Geo. F. Pbythlan, Mr.
A. Z. Dean and Mra. U F. Kuehnle.
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Noted Educator
Entertained at
Luncheon Here
Tor the pleasure of Mrs. Gudren
Thorne-Thomsen of OJal Valley
school, whose lecture here Thursday
evening on modern education waa
received with great Interest by many
folk. Mrs. Alfred S. V. Carpenter en
tertained at luncheon, following th
assembly at Valley school.
Guest greeting the noted author
and educator at the Carpenter home
were: Misses Marie Foes, Naomi
Hohman and Jane Dixon and Mes-
dames L. A. Salade Jr., Paul Scherer,
I. E. Schuler, F. Corning Kenly, Don
ald Clark and Wheldon Blddle Jr.
Mrs. Leonard Carpenter also en
tertained for Mra. Thorne-Thomsen
Friday, following th story telling
hour at the library, during which
the well known author of books for
children, charmed an audience of
over 78 with two little tales, one -of
Norse mythology, th other a folk
story.
Voicing the demands of modern
education, which should fit the
child to live and to enjoy living by
expressing the best characteristics
with which nature has endowed him,
Mrs. Thorne-Thomsen stated that
the Valley school In Medford la
meeting those demands In Its meth
od of Instruction. The need to edu
cate the child to think and to cope
witn present social condition and
the changes which may evolve from
the present structure was atressed
by Mrs. Thorne-Thomsen In her lec
ture Thursday evening. That need
is oeing satisfied at Valley school.
she later stated, commending resi
dents of the Rogue River valley for
being among the pioneers in an Im
portant atep forward In the educa
tional field, which haa for so many
years failed to fit its people to meet
the problems, which have again and
again thrown the world Into de
pression. Pocahontas Dance '
Festive Affair
The dancing party, sponsored Fri
day evening by the Pocahontas lodge
at Redmen hall was a gay affair of
the week. The hall was elaborately
decorated for the party, music was
furnished by Dickey's orchestra, and
a large crowded attended. Including
several couples from Ashland. -
The general committee for the af
fair was composed of Bernlce Wil
son. Fldells Piatt and Jack Dooms.
The supper committee waa headed
by Vera Thomas. ,
Phone 965
DR. H. P. COLEMAN, Chiro
practic and Pliyslottieraphy.
Ore. license 264; Calif, license
3029; 12 years In Medford, Ore.
Mrs. Campbell Is
Hostess at Bridge
Mr. Wm. F. Campbell waa hos
tess Wednesday at a charming bridge
party at her home on East Main
street. Luncheon we served at 1:00
o'clock at tables, beautifully decora
ted In aprlng blossoms In shade of
yellow and whit.
Luncheon was foUowed by three
table of brldg and prlr for high
score was awarded Mrs. W. A. Oatea.
Pythian Sisters
Plan Card Party
The Pythian Sisters will enter
tain with a card party Friday eve
ning, April 21. at the Knights oi
Pythias hall. Bridge, five hundred
and pinochle win V played, and
the evenlng'a program will Include
prize and refreshment.
Spending WeeH-end
At Crescent City
Among local folk at the beaches
thla week end are Mr. and Mra.
Wm. Holloway and children, Mr.
and Mrs. O. O. Larrlson, Mr. and
Mrs. F. E. Nichols and children. Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Prentice and fam
ily. Dr. and Mrs. S. Ralph Dlppel
and children and Mrs. Dlppel's moth
er, Mrs. Mary Galller, who are spend
ing Easter at Crescent City.
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Radiant as Diamonds
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IT'S PANSY TIME
AT HARROLD'S
Come on folks ! You' sre Invited to visit our Pansy O&rdem at
Orante Pass. It's one of the largest Commercial Pansy Gardens In
tbe west. Turn west at 8th and "O" street, and follow the hard
surface road to where It turns south. Watch for the field of pansiea
. on the left. Turn left down tbe road In front of the Garden to the
first left hand gate and drive In. Plenty of parking apace right at
the greenhouoo. We'll be glad to welcome you.
SPECIAL FOR TODAY ONLY 3 dozen of our regular 40c
a dozen size plants; for $1.00 your own choice from thou
sands of plants, all tn bloom.
Pansy and bedding plants for sale at prices that are In accord with
thetlmes. Vegetable plants that are hardy, and economically priced.
Open every daylight hour now till June 1st, including every Sunday.
HARROLD'S
PANSY GARDENS AND GREENHOUSE
Grants Pass Oregon
WHEN OUR MOTHERS
WERE BRIDES
"Men' worlt was from tun to un; but woman
work was never done." Electricity ha chanced all
that. Today in the "ALL ELECTRIC home, electricity
eool, heat the water, operate refrigerator,
waher, iron, vacuum cleaner, radio, tun lamp, per.
eolator, toatter, waffle Iron, food mixer and lights
the home at en average cott per day equal to the
hourly wage of a good servant.
Electricity it at clean at tunthinc and by far the
ehetpert tervtee you can buy. The wise woman
of today conserve her health, beauty and time
with the clean, cool convenience of electricity.
THI CMJFORIHA OREGON POWIft COMfAMP
Methodist Women Plan
Rummage Sale
Th Ladles' Aid of th Methodist
Episcopal church I making plan
for rummage sale to be held on
April 11 and 32. The place ot th
sale wlU be announced at an early
date.
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