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IWEDFORD MAHj TRIBUNE, rEDFORD. OEEGON. THURSDAY, IVPETL 20, 1933.
PAGE THREE
Society and Clubs
Edited by Eva Nealon Hamilton
After Easter Luncheon
Very tnjoyahle Affair
'The Parish hall wa attractively
decorated in Easter color and novel
ties Monday afternoon, when the
oelejratlon of Lent's close wa inaug
urated by the women of Sacred Heart
church. Catholic, with luncheon and
' bridge party. I
Covers were arranged for 100 at the
luncheon tables and Miss Martha De
SouE entertained with piano mualc
through the luncheon hour. Children
of St. Mary's academy then favored
the audience with a dance and song
number and the remainder of the af
ternoon was devoted to cards.
Prize at pivot auction was award
ed Mrs. Nutting, contract prize went
to Mrs Joe Clark, pivot auction to
Mrs. Hal Piatt and the 500 prize o
Mrs. Corura.
Wenonan Club Plans
Card Party for Friday
Members of Wenonan club will en
tertain with a card party at Redman
hall Friday. April 21. to which the
public Is Invited. The committee for
the evening Is composed of Mrs. Mat
tie Unman and Mrs. Maude Abbott.
A small admission fee will be charged
and refreshments will be served fol
lowing cards.
Owing to the card party the regular
moet.ng of Pocahontas lodge has been
called for 7:30 o'clock.
R. D. Bullocks Arrive
Word has been received by W. R.
Bullock of this city anonunclng that
his son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. B. D. Bullock, have arrived In
Hong Kong. China. Mr. Bullock is
remembered by many friends here,
where he attended school and later
worked as telegraph operator. After
leaving Medford he made his home
In Yakima, Wash., for several years,
and recently sailed from the north
with Mrs. Bullock to enter Full Gos
pel missionary work In China.
Miss Ooff Active in
Amphibian Club Affairs
Miss Dorothy Goff of this city and
Miss Beth Simmervllle, former well
known southern Oregon miss, were
among University of Oregon students
playing a prominent part in the pres
entation of scenes from "Once in
Miami" by the Amphibian club at the
university pool last evening. Miss
Simmervllle olaved the role of heroine
In the production and Miss Goff was
a member of the decorations com
mittee for the production.
English Lutheran Ladles
Plan for Food Sale
The women of the English Luther
an church are making extensive plans
these days for the food sale to be held
Saturday at the Reliable grocery. All
home-cooked foods will be offered the
public in attractive setting. The fol
lowing women compose the commit
tee for the sale: Mrs. Cart Flchtner,
Mrs. Honner, Mrs. Simpson and Miss
Ash.
EaRle Point Operetta
) Pleases Large Crowd
Many people from the valley at
tended the operetta presented at the
Eagle Point Grange hall Monday eve
ning by students of the high school,
under direction of Miss Yetta Olson.
A delightful evening of music was re
ported in this city.
Mrs. Hlllls, Hosted
To Alpha Delta Class
Members of Alpha Delta class have
been asged to meet at the home of
Mrs. Eunice Hill is at 532 Palm street,
Frldaj afternoon. A Kensington will
be In order so all members are asked
to bring their sewing.
Methodist Rummage Sale
to Open on Friday.
The rummage sale, planned by the
women of the First Methodist Epis
copal church for Friday and Satur
day, will be .held In the shop on East
Main street, formerly occupied by the
Model Clothing store.
Mrs. Pare and
Daughter Here.
Mrs. Henry Pace and little daugh
ter of San Francisco are guests In
the city of Mrs. Pace's parents, Mr.
V and Mrs. Max OeBauer.
LOST 40 POUNDS
ONDOCTOR'SADVICE
"I'm a user of Knischen Salts as a
reducing remedy and can gay they ore
fine. Have lost more than 40 lln. In
the past year. Am gradually reducing
my doctor advises." Miss Bertha
YVnliio, Haman. N. Pak. (Oct 30. '32).
Once a day take Kruachen Salts
one half teaspoonful In a glass of hot
water first thing every morning. Be
aides losing ugly fat SAFELY you'll
gain In health and physical attract
lve new constipation, gaa and acidity
will ceaae to bother you'll feel
younper more active full of ambi
tion clear akin sparkling eyes.
A Jar that lasts 4 weeks costs but a
trifle at Jarmln & Woods. West Side
Pharmacy or any drugstore In the
world but demand and get Krusch
en and if one bottle doesn't Joyfully
please you money back.
Ringlette
Permanent Wave . .
If you get It here It
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Kodak Film
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Medford to Join in
1933 Bridge Olympic.
May 1 Medford, with the rest ot
the world, will go bridge minded and
enter the third world Olympic, it
was announced yesterday by Mrs. Gus
Newbury, well known local bridge ex
pert and connoisseur of contract. Mrs.
Newbury has arranged for Medford
bridge players to .enter the contest
and an eight-table game will be In
play at the Hotel Medford May 1.
Hands sent out from the New York
studio, to be played all over the world,
will be played here and participants
will be eligible for national and local
prizes. ' '
Further details regarding the local
game will be announced at an early
date, and bridge fans are advised to
start practicing.
Senior Reception
Erent for Friday.
The senior reception is to be held
In the high school gymnasium at 8:30
o'clock Friday and will be Informal
in nature so that all Junior and senior
students will be able to attend. All
parents are cordially Invited. Ad
mission Is to be by ticket only and
according to the following regulations.
Students are to be admitted by
student body tickets or senior recep
tion tickets, which are being Issued
this week. Alumni must obtain
tickets for admission by 3:30 Friday.
No tickets will be sold at the door
The doors close for admittance
promptly at 0:30 after which time
only parents will be admitted to the
building.
Little Miss Marine
Honored, Easter Party .
CENTRAL POINT Mrs. T. A. Ma
rine entertained Saturday with a
children's Easter party for her young
granddaughter, Gwen Marine. There
was an egg hunt and lively games for
the pnjoyment of the youngsters, fol
lowed by refreshments of Ice cream,
cakes, chocolate and attractive Easter
favors. Those present were: Georgetta
MoClean, Avrill Welt, Lattice Welt.
Bertha MoGonlcal, Norma Lee Marion.
Maxlne Holland, Margaret Croft, An
nabell Col man and honor guest, Gwen
Marine.
Miss Warner Guest
At Easter Dinner
Among guests at Easter dinner, giv
en Sunday by members of Sigma Nu
fraternity at the chapter house at
Oregon State college, was Miss Wini
fred Warner of . this city, student on
the northern campus.
Report of the dinner appears in
the society section of Wednesday's
Barometer.
Dramatic Club
Changes Meeting.
The Dramatic Club will not meet
meet this evening at the Y. W. C. A.
but one week from tonight, it was
announced this morning. The change
was made because of the inability
of Mrs. Hamilton Patton to meet
with .the group.
AUor Society
To Meet Friday.
The regular meeting of the St. Ann's
Altar society will be held Friday after
noon instead of Tuesday, it was an
nounced today.
Mrs. Keene to Entertain
Contract Club Tonight.
Mrs. J. M. Keene will be hostess
this evening to members of the con
tract club at her home on South Oak
dale. f
Covered DUh Supper
Royal Neighbors' Plan
A covered rt.h JuinnAr vHll ha unr.
ed this evening by Royal Neighbors to
wvicume tneir aeiegates, nome from
the state convention. Supper will be
served at 6:30.
FM"TMIII3MMl"l"Hs''s'rTiTllM'
Carlood Buying Direct From the Manufacturer
Enables Us To Offer These
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Now an opportunity to secure a beautiful
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Earlier Copy, Need
Of Society Section
Club, lodge and church circle
publicity chairmen are a&ked again
this week to bring copy for the
Sunday society section to the Mall
Tribune not later than Friday af
ternoon. The splendid cooperation
extended by many groups last
week was greatly appreciated. All
copy marked "Sunday" will be
prepared for that Issue, whenever
received. Persons unable to bring
I reports are asked to call 75 be
fore Saturday and ask for the so
ciety editor. Space Saturday is re
served for events occurring Friday
and Saturday.
Rerean Bible Class
Meets, Webster Home
CENTRAL POINT-The Berean Bible
class met Thursday at the home or
Mrs. A. Webster, with Mrs. Case, class
president in the chair. Prayer by Mrs.
Richmond and Mrs. Louise Grimes.
Following the scripture lesson a read
ing was given by Mrs. Smith. Games
and contests were enjoyed, by Mes
dames H. P. Jewett, Guy Tex, A. B.
Langs ton, A. A. Thompson, A. H.
Case, L. A. Williams. R. W. Nichols,
Paul Nllzschke, J. M. Johnson, C. G.
Duncan, Louise Ayres, H. F. Borah.
Betta Pankey, E. C. Faber. John
Clark. W. J. Geohard, Henry. Alice
McKim. J. W. casad. W. P. Grimes.
Viola Lamp man. 8. D. Hill. Louisa
Grimes, R. M. Wyatt, E. C. Richmond.
C. E. Hamrlck. O. M. Mlnnlck. Rod
ney Richards, L. H. Smith, A. Webster
and several smoll children.
At four o'clock the S. S. class ot
Mrs. Faber came In and sang a group
of songs. They were; Misses Roberta
Pankey, Betty Hill, Lucille Willlamb.
EsthT Lathrop, Neldagene Tyere, Eli
nor Clark. Barbara Lee Kohler, Viola
Robins, Erma Thompson, Laurabelle
Wilson, and Lavonne Kelser.
Home made candy ,was served to all
by the hostess, Mrs. Webster.
Mrs. Ynkel, Hostess
To Golden Link Class
CENTRAL POINT Mrs. J. C. Yakel
was hostess Friday to the Golden Link
Bible class of the First Christian
cluirch. Meeting opened with prayer
and group singing. A fine Easter les
son was given by Mrs. Young.
Entertainment hour was given to
contests, and refreshments served
during the social hour by Mesdames
Ida Henderson, W. W. Gregory and
Yakel. Those present were: Mesdames
T. A Marine, Isabel Lewis, Lettle
"Gregory. W. W. Gregory, Fred Hessel-
grave. Ernest Scott, Edward Jones.
Harry Young. Lulu Powell, C. E. Cul
bertson, Bruce Powell Tillie Maple.
Louise Cash, E. Vincent, J. Nichols.
M. Buckles, Fred Wylle, Bert Hedg
peth, Viola Lampman, Al Hermanson,
Carr, 'Anderson, Martha Hadley, Mary
Cokpr. Ida Henderson, Frank Coch
ran, L. H. Smith, Miss Mary Maury
Rev. and Mrs. D. E. Millard and the
hostess, Mrs.- Yakel. The next meeting
will be at the home of Mrs. Cochran
on the second Friday in' May. The cir
cle will meet at the home of Mrs. C.
M. Merrltt on Friday. April twenty
first. Sunny Slstprs .
Sale Is Snturilny
The Sunny. Sisters circle of the
Presbyterian church will sponsor a
from In
covering.
surprise
Big
food sale Saturday at the Pay 'n
Takit store and promises the public
manv goodies for home or picnic Sun
day dinner cskes, cookies, pies and
breads.
KMED
Broadcast Schedule
Friday
8:00 Breakfast news by Mail Tri
bune.
8:05 Musical clock.
8:15 A Peerless parade.
8:30 Shopping Guide.
9:00 Friendship circle. .
9:30 Today.
9:45 Color magic.
10:00 U. S. weather forecast.
10:00 Fashion parade,
10:16 Home-makers bureau.
10:30 Morning comments.
10:45 Semi-classic review.
11:00 Morning melody.
11:15 Quartettes parade. :
11:30 Song and comedy.
12:00 Mid-day review.
12:15 Radio rendezvous.
12:30 News flashes by Mall Tri
bune. 12:30 Squire Wigglesby.
12:45 Manhattan Low-down.
1 :00 Monarch melodies.
1:15 Varieties.
1:30 Grants Pass hour.
1:45 Interlude.
2:00 Dance matinee.
2:30 Hollywood Snapshots.
3:00 Songs for everyday,
3:30 KMED program review.
3:35 Music of old.
3:45 Siesta hour.
4:00 Across the seas to Hawaii.
4 :30 Master works.
5:00 Popular parade.
5:45 News digest by Mail Tribune.
6:00 Medford Theatre Guide.
6:05 Silvertown sidelights.
6:20 Vignettes.
6:35 Insurance contest letter.
8:50 Reveries,
7:00 Modernlstlcs.
7:30 Eventide.
8:00 U. S. frost forecast.
REPORT OF MISSIONARY
SLAYING MEETS DOUBT
SHANGHAI, China, April 20 (AP)
Missionaries here today discredited
reports that an American at Miyun-
hslen had been ' killed. They said
there were no missionary stations In
the Mlyun area..
Monthly Misery
PERIODIC Pains
every month, or
the weakening
drains from which
women often suffer
?nn be overcome by
the use of Dr.
Pierce's Fov o rite
Prescription. Thpn,
too, iu middle life
It's just the right
remedy for the wo-
mnn who suffers from nervousness
nnd "hent flashes." Hoar wliat Mrs. II.
C. Wirkham of 7H3 Main St.. Spring
field, Orcfjon, hflS to say: 'Whn I was
rrrowhior into Womanhood I Vns miser
nblfi. Monthly I would bpnomn deathly
nick, my norves were. rnpRcd, I hnd
slek-lieiidaphPH, also pnlnn in my hack,
and wnw nenk nnd tired all the time.
Dr. Pleiec'a Fnvorlto Prescription gave
me RtreiiRth, relieved mo or pnins and
aches and 1 was soon healthy.'
FELT BASE
FLOOR
COVERING
Fine patterns to choose I
felt base floor E
The price wtllt
you only
May 6th Is the
Day Watch for it!
m
.32.
Square Yard
DAY DANCE APRIL 28
BELLVIEW. April 20. (Special)
Beltvlew Orange met April 18 with
the lecturers hour arranged by the
Home Economics committee. Mrs. J.
E. Gowland. Mrs. George Andrews
and Mrs. L. D. Meservey. Two vio
lin selections Dy Leslie Klncald. with
Mrs. Fred Homes at the piano, wore
given. The mule quartet from the
Christian church sang several selec
tions. The play, "Rag Carpet Bee,'
was put on by the ladles. The cast
Included Mrs. Wade Wallls. Mrs. Dot
Williams. Mrs. Leonard Andrews, Mrs.
Val Inlow, Mrs. George Andrews, Mrs.
J. E. Gowland, Mrs. Henry Stenrud.
Mrs. Mark True and Mrs. Achle Kln
cald. The program closed with a
violin selection by Gall Clapp, ac
companied by Mrs. Dot Williams.
Seventy-five members and two visit
ors attended the business session.
Ways and means committee an
nounced It would sponsor a Mav day
dance and frolic April 28. and the
proceeds are to be given to the Upper
Valley Community club. The club
members are planning some needed
improvements and this will go to
help fill the treasury. Committees
pointed were: Reception and tickets,
Mr. and Mrs. Noel Heard. P. 8. Car
ter and Jesse Nell; soliciting and
serving, Mrs. Louis Pankey, Mrs.
Roscoe Applegate, Mr. and Mrs. Ed
win Dunn. Mrs. Henry stenrud, Mrs.
P. C. Homes, Mrs. A. B. Klncald.
George Helms and Mrs. Ed Gowland:
timet' FROCKS
gay with prints
bright
and happily only
PATCH WORK QUILTS
Only 50 of these they'll
sell mighty fast
72x84
Real
Hand-Made
Porto-Rican
GOWNS
Pastel colon t
band embroid
ery on fine, soft
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lovely, and very
practical I
New SPRING MILLINERY
Hundreds of smart new straws the last word in style
and so reasonable in price. Prices range
98c $1.69 $1.98
features and decorations. Mr. and
Mrs. Ployd Clark and Mr. and Mrs.
Mark P. True.
A. social hour with old fashioned
and modern dancing was enjoyed.
Those to serve at next meeting on
home economics are Mr. and Mrs.
Oscar Msrtaln, Mr. and Mrs. w. E.
Moore, Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Pankey,
Mr. Newbry and Mrs. J. H. Williams.
WIFE SAVES HUSBAND
PINNED KEATH AUTO
PENDLETON. Ore.. April 20. (AP)
Prompt aotion by his wife saved
the life of T. B. Bomboy, Pendleton
undertaker, last night when their au
tomobile overturned between Board
man and Arlington after a tire had
blown out.
Bomboy was thrown under the ma
chine and was in danger of suffoca
tion. His wife, Injured and bruised,
crawled under Vie car, found the
NERVOUS WOMEN
Take Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound
'I am so nervous It aecms as though I
hould fly' . "Mr nerves are all OO
edge" "I wish I were dead"
how often have we beard those expres
sion from some woman who has become
to tired and run-down that her nerve
can no longer stand the 11X810.
No woman should allow herself tc
drift Into this condition U she can help
herself. She ahould give Lydla E. Pink
ham' Vegetable Compound a trial. Fot
nearly slity years women hare taken this
wonderful tonic to giro them renewed
strength and rigor.
98 out of cTcrv 100 women who report
to us say that they ate benefited by this
medicine. Buy a bottle from your draft
gist today and watch the results.
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