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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, SUNDAY, JANUARY li, 1934. j Society and Club Events Reviewed for Week Edited by Eva Nealon Hamilton 44'l''' PAGE TWO Plans Progressing Here for Birthday Ball of President Commanding first place on the ao. olal calendar In Medford, plana for the "Birthday Ball for the President' are progressing thla week, offering a moat luvltlnii opportunity in folk In the valley to Join the real of the nation In "going festive" January 30. Porter J. Neff was named laat week by Colonel Henry L. Doherty. national chairman, aa chairman ol tne Mea- ford ball and the llat of peraona to be Invited to aerve aa patrona and pt- ronesses at the dance aj released yeeterday. It Include: Mr. and Mra. Porter J Neff. Judae and Mra. W. H. Cannon. Colonel and Mra. Oordon Voorhlea, Mr. and Mra. Alfred S. V. Carpenter. Mr. and Mra. A. Z. Beamea. Mr. and Mra. T. E. Daniel. Mr. and Mra. Boot. W. Run), Mr. and Mra. noyd Hart, Mr. and Mra. F. Corning Kenly, Mr. and Mr. Leonard Carpenter, Judge and Mra. H. D. Norton. Mr. and Mra. Frsnk De Soma, Mr. and Mr. B. E Kelly. Jude and Mra. E. B. Day. May- or and Mra. E. M. wnaon. jar. maa Mra. J. C. Mann. Mr. and Mra. George M. Roberta, Dr.snd Mra. J. J. Em- mens. Mr. and Mra. B. E. Harder. Mr. and Mra. C, M. Brewer. Mr. and Mra. H. D. McCeakey. Mra. Alex Spar row. Mr. and Mra. John Tomlln. Mr. and Mra. Leon B. Hasklne, Mr. and Mra. Jamee H. Owen. Mr. and Mra. Paul Janney. Mra. Stella Merrick. Mra. Rose Schleffelln, Mr. and Mra. E. H. Hedrlck, Mr. and Mra. Frank Farrell. Mr. and Mr. Albert Burch. Mr. and Mra. D. H. Ferry and Mr. and Mra. Earl Tumy. From Jacksonville: Judge F. L. Tou Velle. Mra. Alice Applegate Sargent. uiu Mnllle Brltt and Mr. Emll Br'.tt: from Central Point. Mayor and Mra. W. C. Leever. . A leading feature of the dance will be the national radio program which will be heard In every city in the land, which oelebratea Prealdent Roosevelt birthday. There will be a coast to cosst hookup over both the National and Columbia systems with the out standing radio etara of the nation par. tlclpatlng in the program, acneduled for 11:15 to 1J:1S. E. S. T. The aeveral oommltteea to manage detail of the Rogue River valley event will be announced thla week. Mrs. Gates Invites Teachers to Bridge ur. w a. Oatea will be hoateaa Monday evening to teachere of the Rooaevelt achool at her noma. 1 Crater Lake avenue. There will be three tablea of bridge In play during the evening. Entertainment of the nnoaevelt teacher I an annual ai fair at th Oatea home, and one ,i.h ant e nated by noatsa " gueata. AA- , O. P. C. Club In Meet ' Monday Evening There will be a meeting of the Ore gon State college club Monday ve. nlng at the home of Mr. and Mr. U O. Centner. 88 North Orange. - loyal Women's flavi To Meet on Tuesday. The Loyal Women claa of the Christian church will meet Tuesday. January 16. at 9 o'clock In the recrea tional haU for regular busfn and aortal meeting. Vlsltora will be wel comed. Mra. Huaon'a group will be In charge. TO WED JOHN JACOB ASTOR III I p' " ' - cl 4 r , - - k , c b;r lri V s4 . nmm a 15. Wi A , S 1 sHv- -, jf A. ' , r' ' ' """,' ill Mrs. Hill, Honor Guest at Dinner, Carpenter Home Mrs. Edward Hill, who la house Events at Colony Club Add Interest To January Days The Colony club ha been the acene gueet from Roes, Cal., of her alater. conalderable entertaining during Mrs. F. Corning Kenly, 1 being wel- " Pa" aeveraj oaya ana will De corned by many society folk. again thl week, according to tete-a- Mr. and Mra. Leonard Carpenter In the social aet. were host at a dinner for her pleaa- Mr- Alice Holloway wa aoatea at ure Thuraday evening. Covers were two luncheona. followed by carda. placed for Mra. Hill. Mr. and Mra. n on Wednesday, the other on Sat- Kenly. Mr. and Mr. Robert W. Ruhl. "'7. Cover were arranged the flrat Mr. and Mr. Donald Clark, Mra. W. "y or t"- W. F. Blddle. Sr., Mr. W. Aldrlch. Measra. E. w. Carlton and T- Daniel and friend. Mr. Walter Chas. Voorhles and the host. Date of Gleemen Concert Is Jan. 23 Among the moat welcome WEEKLY CALENDAR Monday Auxiliary Sewing club meet to night. Oregon State College club session thl evening. Tuesday . Mary and Martha circle meets to day. Mra. Koppea hoe teas to Fidelity circle. Altar society sponsor card party. Medford P.-T. A. council meet Wednesday Chrysanthemum circle Install of flcera. Queen Esther circle meet today. Thursday Royal Nelghbore Install officer. Building Bridge club meet today. The engagement of Eileen Olllesple, daughter of Mr. and Mr Law rence Lewi Gillespie of New York and Newport, R. I., to John Jacob Astor III, has been announced. (Associated Preaa Photo from Irvlra Chldnoff) " Reames Chapter Installs Officers At Large Meeting Dixie Club Plans Celebration for . Gen. Lee's Birthday Fortmann, Mra. John Tomlln, Mra. B E. Harder. Mra. J. W. Spalding. Mrs. Porter J. Neff, Mr. David Rosenberg, and Mrs. Holloway. Gueata the second day were: Mrs. J. J. Emmena, Mr. Oeorge M. Robert Mr. Leonard Carpenter, Mra. Corbln ' rrrr! n. k.. ,u fViMt Mra AtrA JB V ramanta- which bring new of the Qleemen Mra. F. Corning Kenly. Mra. Edward Miss F Or tier 1 8 concert. The date for the long antic!- . ni. sire, uuoeri sruart, aire. Paul pated appearance of the alnglng or- I Janney, Mra. H. D. McCaakey. Mra. gantzatlon haa been set aa Tuesday. L- A. Salads, Jr.. and the hoatesa. January 33, Mrs. Porter J. Neff win entertain Under the leadership of Jamea St- at the club thl coming Friday, hav vena, director, and Sebastian Apollo, J lng invited guest for three tables of pianist, the singer hav been re- bridge, hearsing numbers for the new pro- ' gram for aeveral months. And a M'lSS Mulholland highly perfected program with many thrills for those music lover who en- I nOSteSS to Club Joy rany masculine voices blended In ; , ,,,,.,,,. , . ong, are promised for the evening of , Ml" "rJrl he January S3 . i leM Wednesday to a recently organ ized contract bridge club In the younger aet. The group, which will play once a week. Includes: Misses Justine Miller, France Arnsplger, Callisons Honored At Medford Party Complimenting Mr. and Mrs. Prince L. Calllson of Eugene, a group of their local mend .entertained with a no hoat party at the Colonial club last week. Twelve couples enjoyed the affair. The Callisons stopped here on tneir return from San Francisco, Bride of Mr. Ward At a betutlful home wedding Wed needay evening. Mlu Dorothy Portler and Gerald Ward, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Ward, were married at the Ward home near Central Point, Prof. A. J. Hanby, a life-long friend of the fam ily reading the service, using the ring ceremony. The bride was charmingly attired In a cream colored lace gown and wore a veil of net, caught with orange blossoms, and carried a bouquet of yellow rosebuds and narcissi. Miss Virginia Moore was her attendant and Clyde Moore was best man for the Carol Dodge, Ruth Ottoman. Dorothy groom. Paley, Helen Jones. Kathryn "Chaney, and Marjorle Mulholland. Building BrJdjte Club Has pleasant Meeting Relatives and Intimate friends of the couple attended the ceremony. Miss Inch Fetes Mrs. Stoehr With Shower Thursday Miss Leah Inch was among members of the younger set entertaining last week. She was hostess Thursday ! evening at a shower, feting Mrs. I Alfred Stoehr. the former Edna Mohr. j Decorations tn red and green car ried out the colors of Mrs. Stoehr's sorority. Alpha Chi Omega. Bridge was played during the even ing and prizes awarded Miss Dorothy Roberts and Miss Frederick a Brom mer. Present were Mrs. Stoehr. her sister. Mrs. Oeorge Robertson, Mrs. Howard Leclerc. and the Misses Dorothy Rob erts. Betty Bard we 11. Mary Hayes, Clara Mary Fuson, Oma OeBauer, Bar bara Drury, Laura Drury. Frederick a Brommer and the hostess. Gleaner Class To Meet Tuesday The Gleaner class of the First Bap- j tlst church will have an all-day meet-1 lng at the home of Mrs. R. L. Hogue ! on DeBarr avenue, Tuesday, January I 16. Members are asked to bring cov-'. ered dishes and to meet at the church i at 10:30 o'clock. ': Altar Society Plana Tuesday Card Party Mrs. Weston, newly elected presi dent of St. Ann's Altar society, called , a meeting of the board of directors at her home Friday evening. Actlvl- ; ties for the year were scheduled and a card party, arranged for this com- j lng Tuesday afternoon. It will be under direction of the new officers which was followed by a small recep- and an Invitation is extended all per i sons who enjoy an afternoon at cards. Mr. Jtnri Mr Tt'a rrl H11 ue.j t-ta.tr rsi i m . i a . Xh Riillrllnr- RrMn. . "w lug Will uegin f O CiOC. week with Mr. c a HrtY,v m- ' none3rmoon th Ward ranch, lea- The society will also continue with : .Jm'J??tto tor Portland, where they a series of home-cooked dinner, this rnte" rv?- u'"'i make their ir . parents and attended the East-West were wrVrd by the hostess, who was M Kop H" " l?am ajWrf hv Mr. w,.tiT.r : -Mn.. Koppe. Hoseess . A 1 ika j Circle TuesnHv Hanbr, Hots m"tl"LW'"..b? -b"d. " 'he n I Mrs. R. A. Kopne. will be hostess day. with Mrs. Larry Duff and Mra. Your Watch Needs Our Expert Care Do You Know That Ladies' Watches need clean ing; Once each year Men's Watches need clean ing; Once each 18 months? CSV "jewelers MEDFORD. ORE WE BUY OLD GOLD : At Friday pinner i Mr. and Mra. A J. Hanby enter tained at dinner Friday evenlnu Mr. and Mra. w. H. Conger. Mr. and Mrs. A. Meelcer. Mr. and Mra. Walter Nltzel and Mra. Laura West. to members of Fidelity circle of the Methodist Episcopal church Tuesday bridge will be enjoyed at 1 o'clock, by .membere and friends. The annual Installation of offloera The Dixie club will celebrate Gen- vi nnmn innpirr ho. uo, uraer or erai KODert e. Lee'a birthday, at the c. wio umrn oiar, waa new at tne , noma of Mra. o. R. Satchwell at 4 Masonic hall Wednesday evenlns. i Ashlond avenue. Jan. 19. nt 3 n ir After the regular business meeting. ( A progrsm has been arranged In ac- Wednesday study the chapter, waa adjourned and the j cordance with the day. All membere Club to Meet Installation committee presented and anyone Interested will be alsdlv The Wednesday Study rtnh irlil program. . welcomed. The committee for the meet tn the Women'a club rnnm. at their home. 343 Apple street. Tues. The grand Installing officers were! occasion Includes: Mra. Rose Schlef- J:30 Wednesday afternoon the 7th d"F to tne tdla' Auxiliary of the Orand Installing officer. Mra. Nellie felln. Mrs. C. C. Murray. Mra. O. O. Mesdames Miles. West and Janes will r Bantist church. The president. Knviunau. iiio. installing Qiapiain. u Aininl, nd Mrs. a. R. Satchwell. present the program. Mr"- w' K- urawiora presided. Robert Duff the hostesses. Dessert .t, , F . , . , T . hr... .n, h. .,, , at deMert luncheon at 1:30 o'clock at her apartment, 19 Cararlli court. The regular nwetlng will be held and all members are urged to be present. Mesrfnmes Jones and Rodtrera Entertain Mra. W. L. Jonea and her mother. The Lincoln School service Benefit Card Party Mra. Kate Young; grand Installing marshal, Mra. Mary Sweney: grand Werkwerth-Henrr Installing organlat, Mrs. Esther San-; Wedding Announced d,ron- Mis Lace Henry of San Francisco. The chapter waa honored by the! Cal.. and Herman H. Weokwerth. Jr. presence of Mra. Florins Severance, of Roseburi. were marriM h .inu. grand chaplain of the grand chapter ary 8. They are now soendlnr their th,lr friends. of Oregon, and the grand matron of , honeymoon at Hotel Del Monte in' The committee the grand chapter of Oregon, and Monterey. ; ' Mrs. Esthen Sanderaon. 1 former ...' I club will entertain with a benefit card party Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Hugh L. Scovell, 336 South Riverside. People wishing to make reserva tions are asked to call Mm. Ethel Devotlonals were led by Dr. Carlow. Pocahontas Lodge j New Year thoughts: poem. "The Gives nsnrlng Party First Quest": prayer. Mrs. Luclle The Pocahontas loripe entertained Brock: readlnr of minute, rennrt. nf with a dancing party at the Redmen treasurer: report of committees and Fl0reT nau rriaay night for members and circles: business, new and old: closing prayer. Mrs. Emma Merrlman. t.....Uua oiuay waa Program arranged by committee : , Npro Literature Blanche Rlnabarger. Ftdelaa Piatt and "A'rme." a favorl'e sonir of Mrs. At the meeting Thursday of Post- ; Walter Wilson. : Oeo. B. Young, sung by Mrs. D. V Delphians at the city library, fiction. grand officer" of the grand chapter Second Semester Begins . Refreshment were served by Maude Piatt: Solo. "Lift Dp Your Eves to dealing with the negro, waa atudled of Oregon. I .t yallev School Soon Abbott. Bernlce Sears and Alice Hlb- Calvary." Mra. Helen Merrlman: read- and a vtrT Interesting program pre- Amld a bower of beautiful Howers The work of the second semester br1, nl DlclIe" orchestra furnish- lng. "The Master Cornea." Mrs. L. 8. ' t,ntca- "Tne Negro In Fiction" was the following officers were Inatalled: I will begin at Valley achool on Janu- M th mu,lc' I Stenerson. ' the 'ubject of Mrs. John Crews' paper Worthy matron. Mra. Mat Gilbert; 'ary 39. It waa announced yesterday - ..... - I "txt meeting win be a mis- Bnd "UP From Slavery" by Booker T. worthy patron. Dr. L. L. Sandera: aa- New mmii. win h. . ,J women a Missionary . .io-. -,-.... hom. f Mr. Washington, waa revelwed by Mrs. oclat matron. Mra. Phlna Nordwlck; , time and Interested persons are In- Z V" j W. D. Robert. 1011 West loth street. , Robert rrame- i.v. v... o. ivatpii ivipptsii Tiiea io call Miss E. Mari v . .. . v,,, w an j&nuary 33ra. '"irwm sc&ri marshal. Mra. Lillian Oray; chaplain, weeks' ago. following th , Chrtatmo tn' Y' W' C' A-Prto Tuesday after. Mra. Maud We.t: aecrotary. Mr,. Hat- , holiday Taaon. Chrlstma. noon tn, ,6tn 1( , 0.elocfc . mum, rr.surrr, sir, norence .. Butler: organist, Mrs. Elsie Strang: m.Miki. .....,. iL".u H",?,N5''J,,;, RUth' Ad A1"n: ' Health Group Thursday Sanders; Elect.. Ei'lsabeth nZacZuST?. A,b"' Twbrldg.. aiTrZ A den ; Cl,tl" wl" 1x1 hel1 Thursday alter. Mistletoe Club ueorge Aiaen. noon at 9 n'eincw in tv,- u , u ...... The program, presented under the 1 . ""nig i.lrman. Mr.. Elsie Strang, ru VL ". L " ". m,mMr ' e Mistletoe club met at the home the Presbyterian church will meet at Sister Mary" by Julia Peterkln. Mrs. Hedges, Hostess I Much Interest was shown by the To Travel Studv Club members. The tonic for th. n.t Oldenburg will have the devotlonala The Travel study club met at the meeting will be concerned with Scot and Rev. W. H. Howell will speak on home of Mrs. A. R. Hedges, on West land and Ireland. Meetlnga will be "Our National Missions." Hostesses Second street Monday afternoon. held from now on at the city library ui. .inrnoon wiu oe Mesdames sirs. n. j. tiartDy waa appointed 'r Dotn groups, the second and , program chairman for the year 1934. fourth Thuraday of each month. I witn Mrs. waiter Frarer Brown and ; Mrs. C. L. Furry on th program committee. chairman. Mr.. Elsie Str.ng, Phoeni. conuni ttee otin. Mrs. Alice English gave the paper greatly enjoyed, and we. aa follow.: f. " 'o1""" ctlng as host- of Lola Ludwlg Wednesdsy afternoon, on "Diamond Mines. Comm.ec .nd Vocal Solo Mra. Ray Edwin, ae. Th. cm .nn . ...1. . . . p"ienv presimng. The Manufacturing In Africa," she"" C1UD luncheon, held In the companled at the piano by Mlsa Dor-' nrt ,h. "'', pi?J presiaenr. Margaret Pearson brought out the hlatory of the dlam- "ma" rtlnlnS room of the Holland othy Reynold,, .nd violin obligate, mimbeM. asked to hr.n . 77Z T WJ'1. P'n- T" ond and the P'oces. of getting th. Saturday, by Oeraldlne Thompson. '', , rJ l.Z ,1. J ' P?,L',nn,u, wl diamond out of the ground nd many luncheon the meeting waa Toe Dance Jenie. McRnnaM .nd I I.p. " "r to eupply th court held at the hom of Blanche Arnold, other irt.re.tin. it., at.-,,. . called to order hv th. nrT.i.n. Jn. 34 In the evening. Those wish- African diamond. Including a test !"'. Laura Weat. Mrs. M. Meador! lng to draw name are asked to h. ,k. u. ... -J1.... i rn..u k .... . ' anear . j .... ... .... , , . , ..... uia.n w em in. lie ,ir L . irr HIO f ' ! ..... mwis, r II ITI - 1 . "l.Mr!l A1" A' '.ht rlor of "'Ph"" stone found to diamond or lust an ''"! with two violin solo. Miss u" oainty reiresnments were orrllnjrv ol atnn. Woodruff voc.l in. .. served by the hostess and her com- She said there was not much man- Southern Oreion Normal a-hnni ... NOTICE! To All Members of A. C. T. O.s We have leased CAMP WITHUS Corner North Riverside and McAndrews Road And are now in a position to furnish Gas and Oil to Members Association of Commercial Truck Owners Office: 33 N. Grape St. Toe Dance Janlc. McDon.ld .nd I k Km. ....JT Ruth Slorah, accompanied by Mis I g H Hedrlck i VWU,""W' aehnnla win panted by Mis. Osenbrugge. Violin Solo Marjorle P.ley, accom panied by Mlsa Imogen Waller. M.SO1H0 Quartet c. A. Meeker, A. J. MacDonough, W. w. Howard and B. W. Shockley, accompanied by Mr. C. A. Lartson. There were sale. Serlpter. Honored On Wednesday Annltersary A number ol friends pleasantly ur prlsed Mr. .nd Mrs. B. D. Serlpter Friday evening, honoring them on ! mlttee. fret., tab. n.,11. To Meet Mondav. "w ar" an1 " 'xpected that Monday evening at eight o'clock. ! "'S". 'r"l"S ,n Central Point Past Matrons To Meet Past Matrona of Nevlta chapter. O. B. S.. will meet t the hom of Mrs. w. H. Norcroaa at Central Point Wednesday, Jsnuary n. Covered dish luncheon will b served at IKK) o'clock and an Invitation la extend ed all member. Visitor will be welcomed. Election of officer will b held. rhrysanthemum Clrrle To Install Officers. Chrysanthemum Clrcl No. St. Neighbor of Woodcraft, will hold In atallatlon of offlcera Wednesday evening. January 17. with Neighbor Sadie Olll aa Installing officer. The circle meeting will be preceded by 8:30 pot lurk dinner, which all mem bere are Invited to attend. Anj-one wishing further Informa tion la asked to call Guardian Neigh- h t..h imu. aft QnQ.x ' . virvwut were: Mr. anrl Xlea : nw. ..... ..... . .. n",..; ;; V. an ' n'll"n Worthy ma- ci.r Ol. Mr. and Mr. Ho.. .....1.?"" '" ?" '" by aever.1 in ,d J" ,..7. . ..,,n ,ron' Mr Wllaon. and Retiring ard Olascock and dausht.r. v. vn.en.inmeni. win oe jura. , general discussion followed, visiting memnera living in " Pron, c. j. a,u., ,n,,r. Mr,, Arth i,T7.iTlm P' Tollefson and Mr. Emily! Two new memlwra were .no verm,. Mtln M cXoM of ,h( Bhm tnKn iM . uynan. mi. i.w. mnTtier ylsltlng matron and patrona were chet. Parker and n u. .' To Entertain C. A. R. callN! ,,Don ,or "marka and the new Carl Pearaon and family, and th Ch.ter Lake chapter, Daughtera of 1 Worthy Matron and Patron of Re.me honored gueata, Mr. and Mra. E. D the American Revolution, will hold lpter of Medford responded. Serlpter and family. Master Dick Fo. their next meeting January 30. begin. ! T" 0Plnlon P rr waa t,r. Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge Frank.. nir-t .t 3 o'clock, in th. women'. , '" one and that th. , - : , , club room. In the city hall. Oen.r.l ! ma'ron, aBd, P,ron n " '" , " JoeepB Une aoclety. Children of the " Amcn Revolution, wilt be guest. J"""' JfJ"! Tr6 Women's Collrge Club Ha Large Luncheon There were fifty member, .nd guest present at the Women'. Col- uf.cturlng In Africa but commerce j companled by Mrs. M. Poley, gave nas maae great airiae in tne past . "to vocal numbere. The Snow, of Helicon," by Thorn visiting matrons from th.lr wedding annlversar . j.n,e. and the horn , Bt Mr. Hen Holt wn Jr. I M"' M' A' Pu,n'y ,ve he DOO,t of Klamath Falla. Ne-r.rd, wr. in. h. , . .T. " m' ' Mr: Hr"n Holt W ilsott review on "Afrlcn Clearlnir." bv Jean Aloha chapter of Klamath Faila. N- card were th. diversion of the eve" ; on Corning court for th.ie -.JnTae I T,vl'v on "A,n"" Clearings" by Jean vlt chapter of Central Point, Adarel i, u..r.., .1 n "rnln "'" " "lr regular Kemon Ma-K-mle. Mis. M.cK.n,.. chapter of Jacksonville and Alpha . ,,u nmir wn, dep.rtd wl. i Mil tin. n in,. . wa" a mllonT In Africa for four, chapter of Ashland: and also Worthy lng honored ,ueU m"rty T". "n y" an1 ,n ,nla 00011 Patron M.-Nnlr nt l.hl.nJ anH Wne. . .. many mor 0n The COUntl? Child." a Dart Of -i.. ... a... . ,, .. th. nm-.n, - I ""'- '" """ " .v.iiv llnson, waa reviewed by Mrs. Arch Work. The meeting concluded with an other violin number by Mra. Meador. Be Sure of 6 Months Living Expenses SaJ" I BANK I 31 BHavsaSl. III gjMur : sxr-ra li jot-ISO it Open a savings account at this bank and deposit a definite amount of your salary In view of unemployment or emergencies. Medford National Bank Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. ' Patron McNalr of Ashland, and Wor- h,nDT rt,n. .,, thy Patron. Faber. of Central Point. Those preeent were: Mr. and Mrs Current events pertaining to Africa membera were welcomed Into the club. and will furnish the programs. Dele rate to the national and state con ference will be elected. Meedame R. . Green, chairman. M. J. Norrla. F. O. Thayer, Bpllwr and R. M. Spencer will be hostesses for th social hour. Murray's Permanent Are So Easy To Care For Lovely, soft waves that look better with each shampoo. and vlsltora waa expressed by all. At the close of the evening refresh menu wero served by th Auxiliary committee. Mr. Cornell. Barne. chairman. Weekly Bible . Cta to Meef. I The Weekly Bible class win hold It regular meeting Tuesday evening.. January IS at the T. W. C. A. The lesson will finish the study In the i Old Testament nd will be prevented by fiv of th men of th clsss, e.ch of whom will give the thought, on : one of In prophesies to be studied. OR. H. P. COLEMAN Chiropractic and Phjilotheraphj Oregon License ts , Csllfotnl License J039 IS Year In Medford. Ore. I Fountain Lunches Gardner Drugs mwrammm It I Impossible o rut yourself with SCHICK DRY SHAVER The action of the pry 'haver l as painless as rubbing nur finger over our face. No moving part touches the skin. Yon may abai In th dark or as jon read a book. i GOOD RESIDENCE BURGLARY INMRANCE A LOW AS $0.90 PER IH0l'ASP i?A-J4olmea V ' INSURANCE Nagengy Jackson County Building & Loan Association MEDFORD, OREGON Fiftieth Semi-Annual Financial Statement DECEMBER 31, 1933 RESOURCES Cash i First mor'cuee loans Real estate subject to redemption.. Rest estate owned Real estst sale contract.... .. m , ,. Stock loans i Furniture and fuuires Ocvernment bonds "Other bonds Warrants Life insurance cash vwlue Home office building Feder.l Horn Loan Bank stock Other assets , S M 00 S70.0T9 3 113.214.76 a.VM.is m SOU 19 1 300 00 1 31 SS 4 45SOO 5 03 0) 3 813 3) 33.335 09 3 R00 00 400 00 LIABILITIES Stock Losn Incomplete Account p.y&ol. Mortsge payable Notes payable to Federal Home Loan Bank . m Reserves: Dividend 1 6 347 09 Surplus 45 34J ol Contingent lnd . 35J878S S1.033.7S3M 78 077 88 Deferred profit Vndivided proftt applicable to pav. ment of dividends January lsth . 854.315 75 608 53' 14P M 1.740.00 45.000 00 76 977 1 511 33 SI 033 789 93 C r KltD, President O. C BOC,C). 5.--eta-T. 8 jbfcribed ar 1 iworn to before me thl ISth day of Jsnuary, 1934 H. F. ELD EN, Notry Public for Oregon. My Commission expire Februry 13, 1937. IIILjfflfc! rls.lrdrejrxerx . Central Phent 36)