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Entertain for Children Camp Ker
by at Selma entertained Wednesday
evening for 600 children of that dis
trict, presenting a Christmas program,
and giving each child some candy,
nut and oranges. The OCO trucks
were sent over the radius of ten miles
from the csmp, and all the chlldien
and their parents, besides 101 private
care, attended the party. There were
present, and It was necessary to pre
sent the program twice. Earlier in the
evening the boys entertained the Oirl
Scout from Rogue River with t chick
en dinner.
Local and Personal
Autographed photo of Jack Demp
sey at the Sh angle Studio, only SO:
In O ran If Paas Lou la Robinson of
thla elty epent Friday In drama fmi
attending to bualneae mattera.
Go to Bend Mr. and Mia. Tom
Robinson are leaving today for Bend,
to apend Chrlatmae day with relative).
Returne North Dr. M. O. Flndley of
Salem, waa a recent gueat In Mad
ford, of hla aon, Dr. Dwlght H. Flnd
ley. From Tacoma Earl Conklln of Ta
coma Is In Medford to spend Chr lat
Here for Visit Lawrence D. Brafg
Jr. ha returned from Menlo School,
Calif., to spend the holidays with his
Broken windows glased by
Trowbridge Cabinet Works.
parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Bragg. approximately a thousand persons
wmn mifc nfaftiierti 1 umiant
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in w with hi parent, Mr. and Mra
C. W. Conklln.
Pierce In Medford Cap t sin Chaun
cey Pierce of the Kerby CCC camp at
flalma, was a visitor In Medford Fit-
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1933.
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Goes to Portland John W. Opp of
the Opp mine at Jacksonville, left
Saturday for Portland, to spend
Christmas day with his family In tha'
city.
Accepts Position William A. Altken
has accepted a position with Mont
gohery Ward and company, where he
will be tn charge of the plumbing de
Pickett Here Forrest Pickett of
Portland, who formerly resided In
Medford, arrived hero by train Satur
day morning to spend the Chrlatmas
holidays here .
No Meetings Because both Christ
mas and New Tear's are on Monday,
the KlwanU club will not hold its
regular luncheons for the next two
weeks. Carl T. Tengwald announced
Aa turd ay.
Miss Sweeney Home Miss Mary
Martha Sweeney has returned to Med
ford to spend the Christmas holidays
with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Sweeney, also her sister. Miss Kath
ryn Sweeney.
Visit Parents Miss Ruth Nye. art
Instructor In the Portland schools.
turned to Medford on the Oregontan
Saturday morning to spend Christmas
with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. S. A
Nye of Talent.
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Bear Goes North Lieut. S. K. Bear,
of Evanston, HI., who 1 stationed with
the COC camp at Butte Falls, left Bat-
urdeya to spend Christmas with an
uncle he has never seen, W. C. King
ton in Portland.
Hamlin In Medford Warren Ham-
Hn returned to Medford Saturday
morning by train from the north, to
spend the Christmas holidays in
Medford. Mr. Hamlin Is with the Stan
dard Oil company at St. Helen's.
Mrs. Millard III Mrs. D. X. Millard
underwent a very serious operation by
Doctors Eugene and Paul Rockey at
their hospital In Portland last Mon
day and althtough she is slightly im
proved she is still dangerously 111.
Home from School Miss Madge
Kunzmao, a student at the San Jose
State Teachers' college. Is spending
the Christmas holidays in Medford as
the guest of her parents- Mr. and
Mrs. George Kunzman, also her broth
er Stan.
Need Five Men Captain Oart T.
Tengwald stated yesterday that five
more men are needed to fill the quo
ta, in the 186th Infantry, and that of
ficers of the company are desirous
the vaoancle be filled by the first
of the year. Those Interested In en
listing, are requested to get In touch
with Captain Tengwald.
Two Cars Damaged Jennie H.
White's tiot of an automobile col
lision Friday with the car Vernon E.
Cunningham of Ruch was driving,
stated that both cars were dsmaged,
but no one seriously Injured. Miss
White reside at Central Point. The
accident occurred at the corner of
Fourth and Bartlett streets.
To Organize Club The Young peo
ple In Medford between the ages of 8
snd 14 are Invited to meet at the
T. W. C. A. parlors Friday afternxm
at 2:30 o'clock, to Join the L. T. L.
The letters will be explained at the
gathering, according to announce
ment. An Interesting afternoon 1 as
sured those who will attend.
Orange Has Program Tslent grange
held Its regular meeting Dec. 21 with
a large crowd. There was a short
business meeting preceding the
Christmas party. Games were plaed
snd the winner received priM.
Junior chorus from the high school
sang "O. Come AU Te Faithful" and
-Silent Night." Miss Dorothy Beugh
man ssng two solos. "Little Town of
Bethlehem." and "Luther's Cradle
Hymn." Refreshments were served by
the Home Economic committee.
Lowman Coming Jennings D. Low
man, sub-station commander for the
United State army recruiting office,
will be in hla office at the Medford
armory Tuesday and Wednesday of
this week. The office will be closed
on Monday. Christmas day. Sergent
Lowman stated that there are now
vacancies in the service in the Ha
waiian Islands, also a few positions
In the west and northwest. The two
southern Oregon recruiting offices,
located at Medford and Klamath Fall,
are the only recruiting offices in Ore
gon where men may be accepted for
foreign service.
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