MEDFOKD MSTE TRTBTOTE. MEDFORD, OKEGON, TUESDAY, JULY 11, 1933.
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Society and Clubs
Edited by Eca Nealon Hamilton
Summer Frock
Miss Eransona . -
Becltal Tonl(ht . . i -. .
At a:15 o'clock thl trenlnf Miss
Batty Evanson, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. K. A. Evanson. will- present a
piano recital at the Baldwin Shoppe
on South Grape street. Miss Evan
ton Is a student of George Hopkins
of Via University of Oregon.
Her program follows:
I .
Andante Favorl i Beethoven
SoarlnK Schumann
ii
Masurka In 7 sharp minor-
Nocturne in F ,
Chopln
..Chopin
Polonaise in C sharp minor.... Chopin
HI .. .
Concerto to P minor J.'..Chopln
larghetto Chopin
Allegro Vivace Chopin
IV
Bhaosody In F sharp mlnor.Dbhnanyl
Cadiz t Albenlz
Melodle
Polonaise
Rachmaninoff
McDowell
be assisted In
Miss Evanson will
the Chopin Concerto by her sister.
Helen, wfto will play the orchestral
accompaniment on a second piano.
Writers Adopt Nome , , .
For Organization Here
At the meeting last night at the
Holland hotel of the branch of nat
ional league of western writers, the
name of the "Southern Oregon
Branch of the League of western
Writers" was adopted for the local
organization. It was announced that
the next meeting wlU be on August
T. at 3:30 o'clock In the hotel.
All persons Interested In the league
have been Invited to attend, and the
charter Is being held open until the
next meeting In order that those who
wish to be charter members, will have
an opportunity to become such.
Officers in attendance at the meet
ing last night were Mrs. O). R. Batch
well, president: Mrs. A. V. Graves,
aecretsry: Miss Dorothy Reynolds,
treasurer and Miss Maud Poole, his
torian. i Mrs. aatchwell appointed V. A.
Davis, Mrs. E. E. Gore and Mrs. A. R.
Hedges as members of the .board of
directors.
Miss Tucker-
Returns Here
Miss Nan Tucker, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Nlon Tucker, of Hlllsboro,
, Csl., -returned to Medford on the
Oreronlan from Portland, where she
was the guest for ten days of Miss
Kathleen Kamm. daughter of Mr: and
Mrs.- Walter Kamm, of t,he northern
clty. Mlsa Tucker will join her
mother at "Rogue's Roost.T summer
lodge on the Rogue.
Piches On Trip ', i
" To San Francisco . . , .
Mr. and Mrs. Al Plche left Satur
day for San Francisco," where" they
plan to visit for a week.
Farewell Party
For Janlkowiais
A farewell party was held Saturday
evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Vlnoeut Jamkowskl, who are leaving
for Portland to make their - home.
Music and games were enjoyed dur
ing the evening, after which refresh
ments were served.
Thoce attending were Mr. and Mrs.
Ii T. Dike, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Coffesn and sons. Willis and Bobble:
Mrs. Myrtle Smith and son,- Alvln;
Mrs. Harold Warren. Mrs. Annie
Brown. Mr. and Mrs. Orvllle Clark,
Miss Ruth Demmer, Berkha Stlnson,
Genevieve Brown, and the honor
guests Mr. and Mrs. Janlkowskl, and
daughters, Corrlne and Dorothy. -
Installation of Officers
Plan of Business Women . -
At a dinner party tomorrow evening
at 6:30 o'clock at Mrs. Howard Peary's
Waucoma Inn on the Paclflo high
way, newly elected officers of tho
local chapter, Business and Profes
sional women, will be Installed, Mrs.
Edwins Welshaar, retiring president,
has announced. Reports of the year's
work win: also be given at that time.
Officers selected are Clarice Spuhn.
president: Alice Coppln. vice presi
dent; Anne Barnes, corresponding
secretary; Margaret Morrison, record
ing secretary; Belva Aiken, treasurer:
Maude Chapman,- auditor and Mrs.
Susie Standard and Mrs. Welshaar,
directors.
Mrs. plates On "
Trip to East
Mrs. Horatio Gates left last week
by train for Canada and the middle
western United States, where she
plans to spend-about a month visit
ing relatives and friends. She will
return to her home here about the
first of August,
Ottawa and Toronto will be In
cluded among points to be visited by
Mrs, Gates, . and she will stop over
for some time In Minnesota.
MANY FROM MEDFORD II FemVallev -lL
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it
Guards Production
AT DIAMOND LAKE TO
ENJOY 4TH OF JULY
There wu aa'unuiuilly larg crowd
at Diamond like on July 4th.
Many fUhermcn had splendid suc
cess, while others enjoyed swimming,
boating; and hiking.
The largest attendance .was from
Medford, with ft close second from
Klamath Palls. Many other cities
In Oregon, Washington and California
were represented. From a distance
were people from Ohio and Pennsylvania.
The road Is now open via Union
creek, also via The Da lies-California
highway.
The cottages have been repainted.
improvements made In the lodge and
George Howard, manager, assures the
public that they are better prepared
than ever before to render the best
service.
Among Medford people at the lake
were Mr. and Mrs. M. N. Hogan, Dr.
and Mrs. F. O. Thayer, Marlon Ness,
O. W. Wakefield. Hester Whitman, Lee
Bishop, E. C. Koppen. Mr. and Mrs.
J. A. Perry, Mr. and Mrs. J. ft. Simp
son, Georgia Edwards, H. J. McMahon,
R. F. Lueck and party, Mr. and Mrs.
R. B. Strang, L. E. Clenenlung, R. O.
Holmes, P. 0. Wilder, Wm. Von der
Helen, C. E. Gates, R. J. Simpson, Wm.
Murray.
A light frilly muff lends new
touch to this summertime evening
frock of maize net over taffeta. The
little Jacket and muff are trimmed
with clusters of French silk flowers.
(Associated Press Photo)
t allfornla Folk
Vacation Here.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Dalzlel of
the University of California faculty,
were' week-end visitors In Medford at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. 8. Tobln.
While here, they visited Crater lake
and the Oregon Caves. .
Misses Ferguson Tand Schmidt
Complete Vacation, Trip
Miss Jeane Ferguson and Miss Jane
Scrhmldt returned to Medford Mon--day
evening by train from Portland
and Seaside, where they have been
vacationing for the past ten days.
Program Wednesday At
Normal School - ' '
Misi Beulah Gore of Medford will
-Join Miss Ellen Galey and Robert
Dodge of Ashland In a musical pre
sentation at the Southern Oregon
Normal school in Ashland tomorrow.
of Medford, Mr. and Mrs. DeHaas of
Eagle Point and Mr. and Mrs. H. E.
Pech.
Sunday school picnic snd program
at the Lake Creek park July 3 was
well attended and considerable thanks
la due Mrs. Short for her tireless ef
forts in arranging the entertainment.
Miss Betty Purdln of Medford Is
spending a few days with Dorthea
Meyer. . .
TINGLEAF RITES
I
Albert John Tlngleaf,- restdent of
Eagle Point for the past three years,
Tho passed at a local hospital Sun
day, as the result of severe blows to
the head, was born In Sweden, May
30, 1884, and came to the United
States In 1892.
He was united In marriage to Mil
lie Tucker at Wllllamafleld. 111., July
38, 1907. rour children were born
to the union; Clarence Dalbert,
Beulah and June, all at home. He
also leaves two brothers, Richard and
Fred of Riverside,' California. His
many friends of the Eagle Point and
Medford districts mourn his passing.
Funeral services will be conducted
from the Perl Funeral Home. Thurs
day at a :00 o. m., Rev. . J. S. Smith
of Butte Falls officiating. Interment
In Siskiyou Memorial Park. : Eagle
Point Orange will have charge of the
. services at the grave.
Lake Creek
BIRTHS
Retl estate or Insurance leave
to Jones, Phone 898.
FERN VALLEY, July 11. (Spl.)
Those In the community enjoyed the
Fourth In various places. Going to
Ashland were Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
eWls, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Bojer,
Mrs. Ed Marshall, Mr. and Mrs. Lem
Hughe, Mrs. Bussey and Allen Bus-
sey, Mr. and Mrs. Bsra Messenger
and family. Mra Dean Booth spent
the day with friends picnicking on
Anderson creek.
Mr. and Mrs. DeWltt attended the
show in Medford and then spent the
evenlug with Mr. and Mrs. Clark
norVi of Medford. Nicholas DeWltt
went to Grants Pass.
Henry and Elmer Kantor, Warner
and lmer Barnes and Clarence Chll
dera went to Jackson Hot Springs
.for the afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Lowden and family
and Dallas Reeder spent the Fourth
at Lake of the Woods.
Miss Valeria Whitney and Miss
Anne Ksntor were on the Stsklyous
for the day.
Many friends of Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam Ifanto Join In wishing them life
long hiippluess. They were married
the evening of July 8. She was Mar
guerite Cunningham.
Mr. DeWltt sent a large shipment
of cherries to San Francisco lsst
week. Harry Luy of Medford assisted
with the packing. They will be
handled by tho Bear Fruit company
there.
Miss Ellen Burnett has written she
Is enjoying a visit with her slstor at
Orland. Cel.-
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Welbourne were
Medford shoppers FFrtday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lem Hughes and T.
R. Hughes drove to Sams Valley Sun
day to visit E. P. Hughes and Mrs.
M. F. Hughes.
given an exciting ride through the
neighboring district- Mr. and Mrs.
Kantor are making their home west
of. Phoenix.
Eagle Pt. Grange
Victor Chrlstgau, former repre
sentative from Minnesota, has been
named director of the production
division of the agricultural adjust
ment administration. Hie Job will
be to see that farmers raise less to
as to get mora money for their
produce. (Associated Press Photo)
Eagle Point Orange met July with
a amall attendance.
Legislative committee reports plans
to have a speaker present at the next
meeting to explain the measures as
printed In voters' pamphlet.
A committee wss appointed to pre
pare more plans on the building of a
new hall, consisting of live members.
The H. B. O. reports that July 14
will be clean-up day at the grange
hall. All women wishing to help are
invited.
Lecture hour waa In keeping with
the holiday, consisting of patriotic;
songs and short history sketches of
"Yankee Doodle," "America,1 and
"America the Beautiful." ,
A reading The Declaration f Inde
pendence of Women" by Gertrude
Haak waa followed by a short skit
about the absent-minded professor in
a department store all of whlcn wee?
enjoyable.
Lecturer announced that It la ex
pec ted that Phoenix Orange will have
charge of the program at the next
meeting, It It can be arranged.
R. E. club met at Mrs. Amy Brown'
June 38 with 31 ladles present. An
interesting business session was held,
at which a committee was appointed
to plan a candy social.
Special program consisted of a mis
cellaneous shower tor a member.
Hostess served a refreshing luncb.
Henry Kantor has started taking
inusto lessons of Miss Valeria Whit
ney. '
Mrs. Evelyn Messenger wu the
guest nt her brother and his family,
Ezra Messenge.', Sunday.
When friends met to oharlvarl Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. Kantor they made It
doublo as Mr. and Mrs. George Con
nor, who were married recently, came
as guests. The surprise to these
young people came July 8. They were
DON'T wait
ct Bod;
1
Order Select Body Fir Wood Now
.25
Per Tier
By Load
MEDFORD FUEL CO,
11S N. Central. Tel. 631
m The only mayonnaise
Certified to be furt by ft
f an accredited anslyti
I cal chemist. 4 ' 1
IsiUt on the maronniiM with this
Ctniftii Stsl
Mr. and Mrs. If. E. Juniper of
Holly street, Medford, are the parents
of a son, weighing seven pounds,
born last night at the Community
hospital. :
Born to Mr. and Mrs. A. Ouches of
Medford Monday night, a daughter,
weighing 8 pounds 11 4 ounces, at
the Community hospital.
. ; LAKE CREEK.: . July 10. (Spl.)
Miss Elsie Wilhlte, who tor the psst
yesr has been a resident of San Mateo.
Calif., Is home on a visit. She ex
pects to leave for tho south Saturday.
Among those spending the Fourth
at the Dead Indian Soda Springs were
Mr. and Mrs. C. P.. Moore, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Farlow. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Damon and family. Mr. and Mrs. R.
J. Grigsby and family. Mr. and Mrs.
Ted Hoefft and family, Mr. and Mrs.
William Hoefft and family and Wm.
Messal and family. 1
Guests for the Fourth at the E. R.
Jones home were Mr. snd Mrs. Ray
Ragsdale of Trail, .Mr. and Mrs.. Mar
vin Ragsdale of Evans Valley. Mr. and
Mrs. Ivan Davles of Forest Creek, Mr.
and . Mrs. John Bolinert of Central
Point. Miss-Dorothy Inmsn and Bob
Cowden of Eagle Point. "
Haying, which has been delayed
nearly , a month,, la-now under way
here'. .
. Mrs.' Mabel Brown of Brownsboro.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Wakefield of
Yreka and Helen Brown were Tues
day guests of Mr. snd Mrs. R. A. Pech
' .Visits In North Mlas Margaret
Kerr .is on a vacation trip north. She
plans to stop In Corvallls for a while,
then continue to Portland. She will
return to Medford in about : two
weeks. .Her place : in ' the of flee of
Dr. James C. Hayes, la being taken
by Miss Patricia Hayes. - -
How you feel depends
on what you eat
PLAID IS POPULAR THIS SUMMER
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Plsid'. In Kyle and yen needn't be Scottish to wear It Her., left. If
Oorothea Wleck. Hollywood player 1st. from Germany, In a ln
gown of n.vy blue and whit, taffeta. Helen Twelvetrees, right, goes
.to th. beach In plaid, puff-.le.v. J.cKet Her slsck. sr. white linen
nd hr sun hV. leohorn with, tibia bind oi plaid.
PHONE
264
FOR QUICK
ICE
DELIVERY
Medford Ice &
Storage Co.
So. Fir St. Phone 264
Up up UP!
That's the price direction now. Your chances to save grow fewer
every day. BUT Penney's Mid-year Clearance gives you one
last opportunity to beat the rise . . . one last chance to buy at the
lowest levels you're likely to see again!
"Out!" That's our command to all Spring and Summer Goods . . to all lagging stocksl EwH re
vised ' price tag tells a daring, almost unbelievable story. From one end of the store to the other
these values prevail. Space must be made for Fall goods already at our doors , , . But time's short I
If you're to be dollars to the good, you'll have to aot quiokly. The thrifty know what a CLEARANCE
moans at Pennoy's . . . and they know, in the face of rising prices, that these drastic reductions mean
a once-ura-lifctime bargain holiday! .
ONE onoup
WOMEN'S COATS
TO CLEAR
04
S8-INTII
PERCALE
MIlt'E. TUB VABD
6c
WOMEN'S
Linen Suits
and
Knit Dresses
Regrouped
to move ' quickly, ,
A Bargain at '
2
.00
One Qrofcp
Men's
Striped
Flannel
TROUSERS
Now
.00
. WOMEN'
HANDKERCHIEFS
JUST IMAGINE ITI
lC each
' One Group
Boy's Shirts
Sizes QMyi
Mostly Fancy
Patterns
Repriced at
29c
Men's Broadoloth Shorts..
Men's Neokties
Bandana Handkerchiefs
Boys' Bathing Suits
Men's Bathing Suits
Men's Fancy Oxfords .
Men's Dress Hats
Boys' Dress Caps :
-2 tor 35t
25
: 5
Men's Tweed Suits .
Men's Bib Overalls
Boys' Athletic Union Suits
08?
$1.19
.-...$2.49
98t
25t
-.$11.90
30?
.25t
Toweling .....
Stevens Crash .
All Silk Pongee
Curtain Panels
Huck Towels. All white..
Baby Blankets
Women's Silk Hose
..5 yards 25?
.. 5 ywd 40
:: Yard 14
....Each 25 39
5 10
19 23?
..- 50
Women's Costumo Blips .. ,
Women's Chardonise Hose .
Girdles and Corset Combinations
Children's Rayon Panties
Women's Handbags
Women's Mesh Hose
Women's Fabric Gloves
39? iUf
..- 19
98
- 25
-40 9S
2 pair 25?
49?
Terry Cloth
Pull-Overs
for Men and Boys
all one price
49c
Men's
Rayon Socks
fancy patterns
4pairs,9c
Choice of
Any
Millinery
remaining in
stock
All one price
50c
Men's
STRAW
HATS
Regrouped
to clear
69c 90c
Ken's
Work Socks
Men's
Droadclotti
Shirts
White only
Pre-Shrunk
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