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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, "WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1933. PAGE FTVE Local and Personal nldan of ths poatottlca department, la also attending to tne need of tho local postotrica this week. Visit In Ashland Mrs. A. W. Aya and daughter Alison were visitors In Ashland from Medford Monday. Ash landa Tldlnga. From Modoc Orchard Elmer Kyle, foreman of the Modoo orchards, was a business caller In Medlord today from the Table Roc district. ' Fuson. Caller Tom Puson of Med ford. Mutual Life Insurance repre aentatlve, waa a visitor In Ashland yesterday. Ashland Tidings. In Medford Wilbur M. Walden, na tional aecretary-treasurer of Alpha Ohl Bho fraternity, la a visitor In Medford. Business Callers Ernest Olson and alster, Violet Olson, of Jacksonville were business callers In Medford this morning. , To Have Shoot Eagle Point Boy Scout troop Is sponsoring a turkey shoot there Sunday, according to word received her by Larry Schade. Receive! Commission Eugene Orr of Medford yesterday received his commission as second lieutenant in the United States reserve army. Down from Portland O. T. Ander son of Portland, representative of the Oregon Mutual Life Insurance com pany, was a visitor here this week, having atopped en route north via ', Klamath Falls. m Return from North Having attend ed to business matters In Wenatchee, Wash., for the Crater Lake national park. Martin and Darren Palmer, Ern est Hostel and Charles Goold have returned to Medford. Undergoes Operation Miss Anne J. Bateman underwent an emergency operation at the Sacred Heart hos pital Tuesday afternoon, and today was reported as getting along satis factorily. Mra. Steward In South Mrs. Adrl enne steward of the Adrlenne stores Is spending several days this week in Treka, Cal.. where the Adrlenne shop In that city Is sponsoring a fashion show. Thursday Club to Meet There will be meeting of the Phoenix Thursday club tomorrow at the home of Mrs. Florence Drake for all-day session and covered dish luncheon. All members are urged to be present for the busi ness session. Underwriters to Dine The regular monthly meeting o fth Rogue Valley Underwriters association will be held at the Colonial club tomorrow for noon luncheon. Mr. O'Connor, presi dent of the Portland Underwriters, will be the speaker. Card Party Friday The Wenonah oiub will give the second of a series of public card parties Friday, Decem h is ,n tihn Redman hall. Pinochle, ( 00 and bridge will be played and an invltAtlon la extended all persons who enjoy an evening at cards. Tuhurculoslg Defeatable "Tuber culosis can be defeated if the known means of Its prevention and treat ment were made fully operative," Is the statement of Kendall Emerson, M. D., managing director of the Na tional Tuberculosis association. Por this reason local health workers ask 11 people to support the drive to pre vent the disease through purchase of Christmas seals. When a cure for the disease Is known It should be given every chance to operate, which la not possible without funds. Jackson School P.-T. A. The Jack son school Parent-Teacher association will meet Friday afternoon, December IS, at the Jackson school at S o'clock. The following Interesting program will be given: Violin solo, Stanley Jones; quartet: songs by the sixth A pupils; group singing: report on the state convention by the president, Mrs. Frank Dlllard. A talk will also be given by one of the teachers on the I influence of supervised activities on ' physical welfare of the child. All the mothers of the Jackson school pupils are asked to attend the meeting. P.-T. A. Christmas Tree The Wash ington Parent-Teacher association will hold a Christmas tree Friday after noon at 1:30 o'clock. The event has been arranged as a benefit for the lunch room and each person attend ing is asked to bring a donation for the lunch room. A covered dish luncheon will be served and membsrs are asked to bring sandwiches and a covered dish. The committee 1111 serve coffee, and an Interesting pro gram has been arranged. The music ) will be furnished by the pupils of j Miss Helen Noyes' room. A large At tendance Is desired. In Medford T. E. French was In Medford Monday on business. Grants Pass Courier. In Ban Francisco Sadls Hawkins of this city Is visiting In San Fran cisco this week, where she Is guest at the Hotel Sir Francis Drake. t Vaha Returns A. O. Yah a, assist ant regional forester, who has been In this district on an Inspection tour, left today for Portland headquarters. In Medford Todaj- Among vlsltora In the city today from country dis tricts are Eric Hansen of Trail and Stephen Wilson of the Sams Valley section. Janouch Goes North Karl Janouch, supervisor of the Rogu River national forest, left today for Portland, where he will attend the meeting Thursday and Friday of supervisors or forests, In which CCC camps are located. Inspector Ilere--s. H. Morse, post office Inspector, Is a Medford visit r today. S- M. Skoog, traveling meclta- EAGLES LODGE DRIVE WILL CLOSE FRIDAY Membership drive of the local Eagles' lodge which has been carried on for the past aeveral weeks will come to a close Friday night, after which time the Initiation fee will automatically revert to $25 as pre scribed by the by-laws of the order. The drive has been one of the out standing campaigns ever conducted In the northwest, having enrolled some 350 new members, making the local aerie one of the strongest or ganizations In the state. Thomason Rites Thursday 2 P.M. Funeral services for Jasper Thoma son, who died at his home In Central Point Tuesday, will be held at the Conger chapel at 2:00 p. m. Thurs day. Interment In the Central Point cemetery. Spencer Tracy At Craterian Dorothea Wieck Heads Bill Now On Holly Screen Dorothy Wieck. who gave so bril liant t performance in "Maedchen In Uniform,' Is now heading a fine double bill at the Holly theater In her first American starring appear a nee. She has the principal role of "Cradle Song," a moving story of frustrated mother love behind con vent walls. Miss Wieck Is the newest Conti nental star to come to Hollywood to take her place beslcfe such per formers as Marlene Dietrich and Greta Oarbo. She was signed by Paramount to fill the role of Joanna In "Cradle Song," a part familiar In spirt to the one she played In her Continental film. As In "Maedchen In Uniform," she lavishes her love and affection upon a young girl. In the story, Joanna enters a con vent at the age of 18. Her natural deslde for motherhood Is gratified when a baby Is left at the convent door, and she Is permitted to raise It. The child, Teresa, grows to maid enhood in the convent under the care of 30. "mothers." At 18 Teresa falls In love and determines to leave the convent. The struggle on her part between her love for Joanna and her sweetheart, pi us the strug gle of Joanna and the sisters, who do not know whether to attempt 'to hold Teresa or let her go, furnish the climax for this unusual story. FRISCO JENNY' ON NEW STUDIO POLICY A dive In the picturesque and glamorous Barbary Coast of San Fran cisco during the earthquake, Is the setting for Ruth Chatterton'a starring vehicle, "Frisco Jenny," which opened the new double feature policy at the Studio theater today. The district was the stamping ground of the play boys of the city, of visitors bent on wild orgies, of sailors on shore leave and the riff-raff of the docks. A reporter creating a story or the sake of a sensational scoop, a prose cutor "playing politics" and a mother greedy for personal publicity doom an innocent boy to the electric chair In "The Past of Mary Holmes," the seo ond feature picture. BT. FALLS ENDEAVOR DISCUSSES SALVATION Christian Endeavor society of Butte Palls, met December 10 at the Pres. bvterlan church. Sublect for dls. cusslon was "What Is the meaning of Salvation?" Ed Gallagher was leader. Sunday school meets every Sunday from 10 to 11. Rev. J. S. Smith held services Sunday from 11 till 13. He Is here every other Sunday. Loretta Young and Spencer Tracy In "Man's Castle" A Columbia Pleturt Loretta Young and Spencer Tracy have the leading roles In "Man's Cas tle," starting Its four-day engagement at the Craterian theater today. "Man's castle" is. Director Prank Borzage's greatest romance since his memorable "7th Heaven" first flash ed across the cinema heavens. And, like the former picture, this latest romantic drama Is built around the love of a young fellow and a girl, both searching for the always unreachable dollghts of complete happiness with one another. Tracy plays the role of "B1U," gruff, kind, and altogether charming. Loretta' Young Is "Trlna," a helpless young girl he meets and takes under hla wing tp protect. Their eventual love forma the basis of the story. Others In the cast Include alenda Parrell, Walter Connolly, Marjorte Rambeau, Arthur Hohl and Dickie Moore. There are also a well selected group of short subjects on the same program. DANCE Dreamland TONIGHT DINTY MOORE'S LITTLE GIANTS 2 MAJOR FEATURES TODAY AND THURSDAY Comedy Kartoon News Also "THE PAST OF MARY HOLMES" from the story "THE OO0SE WOMAN" By REX BEACH COMING NEXT SUNDAY "Gold Diggers of 1933" Also soon "Tugboat Annie," "42nd Street," "The Barbarian," "The Bowery," "Bombshell" GREATEST SHOW VALUE IN TOWN .iiihiht. 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