Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, January 21, 1934, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextBEDFORD MAIL TRTBUXE. MIDTOim OKF.fi ON". SUNDAY. JANUARY 21. 1934. PAfiTC TTTREE Society and Clubs Edited by Eva Nealon Hamilton Mrs, Edwin Hostess At Brldite Luncheon. Mrs. Ray Edwin entertained a until (roup of friend at luncheon and contract bridge Friday. Present were Mr. Charle Gilbert, Mrs. Karl Ja nouch, Mr. Ralph Spencer and the hostess. Mother' Club Meets Friday. The Mothers' club of Sacred Heart parish will meet next Friday night at 8 o'clock at the parish hall. The committee In charge Includes Mrs. Henderson, Mr. Charles Smith. Mrs. R. festes, Mrs. u. Jensen and Mrs Marshall. A large attendance t ex pected. Mrs. Gnte Hostess To Roosevelt Teachers. Teachers of the Roosevelt school were delightfully entertained Monday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Oates. The evening was de voted to cards with three tables of auction bridge In play. Decorations of pink and blue gave a hint of spring to the occasion, the motif being ex pressed in flowers and favors. Prizes were awarded Mrs. Ethel WUIltta, Miss Sura Van Meter and Mrs. Nina Carlon at Cards. Norweclnn Whist Party Enjoyed. Mr. and. Mrs. Pat 8hea were hosts last evening at a Norwegian whist party, which was enjoyed by a num ber of their friends, who gathered at the Shea home, 344 South Cen tral. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Ander son, Mr. and Mrs. Westvong. Mr. and Mrs. Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Hicks, Mrs. Coppln. Louise Rogers. Herman Voelk ner. Glen Rogers and the hosts. font met Players Meet With Carol Dodge Miss Carol Dodge was hostess Wed nesday evening to members of her contract bridge club. There were two tables In play and prize for high score went to Miss Marjorle Mulhol land. Present were Misses Ruby Stone, Justine Miller Frances Arnsplger. Ruth Ottoman." Helen Jones. Kathryn Chaney, Marjorle Mulholland and the hostess. Fidelity Circle Entertained Tuesday There were 18 members of Fidelity , circle In attendance at the meeting Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Agnes Koppes. Dessert luncheon was en Joyed, with Mrs. R. P. Mortensen as sisting the hostess. At the business meeting, which fol lowed with Mrs. Rnseborough presid ing, hostesses for two tables at the states banquet were named. They were: Mrs. Koppen. who will be assist ed by Mrs. W. F. Campell; Mrs. Kop pes, who will be assisted by Mrs. Mortensen. Mrs. Smylie.'who will appoint her assistants from this circle, will be one of those In charge of the kitchen for the banquet. Mrs. Koppen and Mrs. W. O. An drews provided the entertainment Tuesday by supplying educational Jig-saw puzzles. Date of States Banquet Announced. . Plans have been announced for the ninth annual States Banquet to be sponsored at the Methodist Episcopal church In Medford February a at the church hall. Dinner will be served at 6 :30 o'clock, with the various states again represented at the many table. . Mrs. A. Orin Schenck la general chairman of the affair; Mra. J. W. Smylle, menu chairman; Mrs. Susan Campbell, program chairman, and Mrs. Maynard Bush, ticket chairman. Hostesses will be Mesdames H. P. Nordwlck. C. C. Darby. C. B. Pankey. Harry Olsen, E. C. Koppen, Wm. Campbell, Floyd Jenkins, Mary Le clerc, Wm. Holloway. G. O. Humph rey. R. A. Koppes, R. P. Mortensen. F. M. Corllea. T. N. Parrett, A. W. npes, r. w. Sleeter. W. W. Walker. Olen Arnsplger. J. W. Wakefield. J. F. Gllllngs. Robert Forbes. L. R.,Schop pert, Elsie Waldron, Herbert Crain. Jack Moad. An Invitation is extended the pub lic and people are asked to make reservations through the various church circles or by calling Mrs. Bush at 1473-W or Mr. Schenck at 326-J2. Royal Neighbor Install Officer! A Joint Installation of officer of the Royal Neighbors of America was held Thursday evening at the K. P. hall. Ashland and Jacksonville had many members present. Local members Installed were : Oracle. Mnrgaretha Garrett; vice ora cle, Blanche Arnold: past oracle. Nora Glascock: recorder. Marjorle Pearson: receiver, Katie Palen: marshal, Myrtle Arnold: assistant marshal. Marie Wells: Inner sentinel, Allee Lewi; outer sentinel, Maud Lovel; manag ers. Freda Klngsley and Irene Shir ley: musician. Marie Silvia: Graces, Cora Bashaw, Freda Klnnsley. Fred ricka, Glascork, IjOla Ludwte. Berna riine Arnold: flag bearer. Cllssa Batrd: Juvenile director. Ethel La tham; captain of desree staff, Edith Beck: physicians. Dr. Sweeney and Dr. Durno. Oril" of each camp were pre sented with a 'gift, as were the in stalling officers. Bessie Dewey also received loe!y pin as a remem brance of faithful service during the past seven years as recorder of the lodire. A short program followed the meet In and refreshment were served by the committee at a late hour. WILL PAY CASH FOR County and School Warrants F. S. BOOTH Phone 1224 6th & Holly - Fluhrer B?. Altar Society Mret TueMuiy Afternoon The St. Ann' Altar society meet Tuesday afternoon at o'clock for regular session. will 2:30 Colony Club Luncheon . To Be NPxt Fridny The regular monthly luncheon of the Colony club will be held next Friday at the club house. Pythian Club To Meet Tuesday i The next meeting of the Pythian club will be held at the home of Mra. H. Q. Wortman on Tuesday, January 33rd. Husbands of the Sisters are invited to attend. Each guest Is asked to contribute the refreshments. 4 Miss Phipps Hostess -To Bible Class. Miss May Phipps entertained the Womens' Bible class of the First M. E. church Thursday afternoon at her home with 18 or more present. A quilt top was pieced while the women listened to some helpful articles read by the hostess. Refresh menta were served. Lutheran La din Aid to Meet. The next meeting of the Lutheran Ladles' Aid has been announced for Thursday afternoon at the home of Mra. W. T. Shea, 344 South Central. Mrs. A. E. Pederson will be the assist, ant hostess. Guests are asked to arrive at 2:30 o'clock and an invita tion Is extended members and friends. Mrs. Sweeney Leuves For Portland Visit. Mrs. Charles T. Sweeney, president of the Ladles' Auxiliary of the Oregon 8tate Medical society, left Saturday for Portland where she will make her official visit to the Portland Aux iliary on Monday: preside at a board meeting on Tuesday and assist in organizing a county auxiliary at Cor valli on Wednesday. Mrs. Sweeney plans to return home the latter part of the week. Women' Bible Clnss Meets With Miss Phipps The Women's Bible class of the M. E. church with Mrs. S. L. Leonard as leader met Thursday at the home of Miss May Phipps. There were 17 mem bers present. After the devotional period, conducted by Mrs. Leonard, with .the assistance of Miss Phipps, short business meeting was held. The remainder of the afternoon was then devoted to sewing on quilt blocks.' after which refreshments were served by the hostess. ! ! Mrs. Mark Sneaks Before Oak Grove Club The regular meeting of the Oak Grove community club held last Tuesday at the school house was well attended with 28 members present. A program was given by several mem ber of each room. After the pro gram the members had the pleasure of hearing Mr.- Mabel Mack In a short taJk on the projects taken up by other clubs In various parts of the county. Refreshments were served and a very nice time was had by all present. The next meeting will be held Tuesday, Jan. 30th. The club will give & benefit program In the near future. Card Party. Red men llnll t?nlnvrl . . I a puouc cara party was held at the Redmen hall under auspices of We nonah. club Friday night. There were eight tables of cards in play. High prizes In bridge were won by Mabel Quackenbush and Jack Dooms, consolation going to Firielns Piatt and Ed Shackel. For "500" the high cores were won by Maude Abbott and Glenn Abbott, consolation by Mra. Earl Scripter. In Pinochle high prizes went to Oertrude Wagener and Bill Mllnes. consolation to Maggie Ersklne and Bud La wren tz. Next Friday night will be the regu lar social card party for the Pocahon tas members, also those having birth days thi month will be especially re membered, and the attendance prize will be awarded. - . thryxutitlienium Circle Instnlls New Officers Installation of officer of Chrysan themum circle No. 84, Neighbor of Woodcraft was held Wednesday with Neighbor Sadie Gill acting as install ing officer. Officers Installed were: G. P. neighbor, Ruth Jone; guar dian neighbor, Florence LaTourette: advisor, Edith Devaney: magician Hilda Hansen; attendant. Lenora White: rlerk. Sadie Gill; banker, Clara Barkdull; captain of guards, Bessie Gall: Inner sentinel. Nellie Schrecengost; outer sentinel, Margery Pearson; flsg bearer. Myrtle Atwood; musician, Lewi Parker; managers. Belle Bennett, Oua F. Samuels and Clara Fisher; correspondent. Laura Doty; senior guardian, Kathertne Walt. Visitor from Ashland and Grant Pass were present. A pot luck dinner was served before meeting. DENTAL PRICES SLASHED M)N-SKIU jfW' ;'' "Sv. jf I F.I.I, ' fVw Comiiltattnn free Am.rlrn Tluf Tim llwilllf llh Cioli) pin Tffih Mr limn fl.so rnrrrlnln Hllln( 2.no Plate H.p.ilr 2.o Bfllnf Plat ". I Inn twin l no Othrr Plain SIJ..V) - l .00 DR 5, W. Musical Show Today At Hunt's Craterian 'Going Hollywood,' lavishly staged, with dazzling costumes and musical numbers that promise to become nation-wide hits, opens a three-day en gagement at the Craterian theater to day. Blng Crosby and Marlon Davles are atarred, with Plfl D'Orsay, Stuart Erwln, Ned Sparks and Patsy Kelly in featured roles. At Studio " xaaatOfl Rubs Columbo. raaio crooner. Fran ces Williams, star of George White's "Scandals." Eddie Poy. Jr., musical comedy star, Abe Lyman, popular radio band leader. Blossom Seeley, a Broadway star of the old coon-shout-lng days, and Constance Cummlnga are featured in Walter Winchells "Broadway Thru a Keyhole." which opens at the Studio today. Tonlract Ciuh Meets With Mrs. iates. The contract club met Wednesday for 1 o'clock dessert bridge at the home of Mrs. W. A. Gates. There were two tables of cards In play and a pleasant afternoon enjoyed. Unllrilntr Brldee f'liili tn Mppt. The Parish hall will be the meeting place Thursday afternoon of the Building Bridge club. Playing will begin at 2 o'clock with Mrs. Blgelow and Mrs. S. I. Brown as hostesses, earlier at dessert luncheon. Mrs. Porter Hostess To Lady Ktwnnlfins. Lady Klwnnlans have been Invited to meet at the home of Mrs. Jack Porter, 1004 Rcddy avenue. Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock for a business session. Masons Plan nance Thursday A dance is to be given by Crater Lake chapter No. 32, Royal Arch Ma sons Thursday evening. January 25th at. fnrnl Tpmnl ... " T : li . , All Masons, and their ladle are cordially invited to attend.' Music will be furnished by a well known local five-piece orchestra. Class Complete Study of Testament ! The Weekly Bible class completed the study of the Old Testament last week. C. D. Colbaugh presented Zephanlah. S. C. Luderneek presented Haggal and Habakkuk- Habakkuk was writ ten Just upon the eve of the cap tivity and was God's testimony to Himself as against both idolatry and pantheism. The book of Habakkuk raises and answers the question of God's consistency with Himself in view of permitted evil. A. B. Mead presented Zecharlah. Zecharlah prophesied to the remnant which returned after the 70 years. Both advents of Christ are in Zech ariah'a prophecy. Mrs. Warner presented Malachl. Malachl is the Inst of the prophets to the restored remnant after the 70 years captivity. The burden of his message 1 the love of Jehovah, the sins of the priests and of the people, and the day of the Lord. The next lesson on Tuesday, Janu ary 23 will begin the study of- the New Testament and the period of 400 year during which the voice of no prophet was heard In all Israel, will be reviewed. Mrs. Warner will also compare the four Gospels. Broken window glazed rrow bridge Cabinet Works. Phone 542. We will haul away rout refuse. City fla nl tax? Service. Dental Pain absolutely minimized. Extractions a Specialty, each 50c BARNUM i -in 'Snaffift On the same program, and being shown for the first time in any mo tion picture theater, he Craterian has "Sus-Ti-Ka." the all-color scenic reel, filmed In the Shasta Cascade Wonderland last summer. '"Sus-Tt-Ka" Is unquestionably one of the most beautifulscenica ever made, and especially Interesting to Southern showing in cities throughout the Oregon. It has several scenes of country, will bring nation-wide pub Crater Lake, the majestic splendor of 'llcity to this territory. Rialto Stars Those who raw ' When Ladles Meet" will welcome the local showing of "Should Ladies Behave' at the Rialto theater today and Monday. Like the previous picture this one is also a clever mixture of wlttv corned v that ensuea when three ladies, all in love with the same man. are gathered t0" gether in the same house 6: a party at which the man In question la also present. Lionel Barrvmore plays the husband of Alice Brariv, whose clener comedy work la atwava entertaining: Mary Carlisle 1 the voung lady, who steals the man, Conway Tcarle. right out from inder the noses of Miss Brady and Katherlue Alexander. Medford Ice Has A New Service Lyle B. Thurman, assistant mana ger of the Medford Ice and Storage Co., Inc., announces that they have installed storage lockers at their plant on South Fir street. These lockers are made In three sizes and the tem perature In the locker rooms is kept at 15 degrees. They have also ar ranged an aging room where the tem perature ts kept at 40 dejrrees, con taining a meat block. Baws, knives and wrapping paper, which may be used at no extra cost, according to Mr. Thurman. Mr. Thurman says that In order DAINTY FEET SHAPELY ANKLES GRACE-POISE TZtr on K1om Font trouble in a serious thing, j Those aches and pains slowly j hut surely put lines in the fare Wearing shoes that are not prop erly fitted (lintorts the feet, swells the ankles; ruins the shape liness of the limhs and rohs one of grace and poise. If vou sufTer from vour feet, hy all means attend this special Dr. Sdmll's FOOT COMFORT Demonstration Tomorrow, Monday, Jan. 22 MThat toii will Irarn about Tour ffet at thi Demonstration will he of life-time benefit to you. By enecial arTarifCTnenU we hare aenirrd the evrbiftive twrrirea of an Ktnrrt from llie (ibirnffo Staff of l)r. Wm. M. Srholl. worbl noted Font Authority, for (hi important oorjwion. You will ee all the newent of Dr. gId ola dII r7 I)rPAl1KT: the famed lake being brought to the screen In all its rich color. There are also innumerable other points ol interest to Medford. "Sus-Ti-Ka" was made under the supervision of the Shasta Cascade Wonderland association and the local chamber of commerce, and. with Ha In Holly Hit U:;ce of Hollywood's most import ant romnntlc stars, Fredric March Gary Cooper and Miriam Hopkins, to gether with Edward Everct Horton, than whom there la no funnier, piny the lending roles In Paramount' film adaptation of Noel Coward's sensa tional stage success, "Design for Liv ing." which Is now playing at the Holly thentcr. to make this new service as conven ient as possible, locker renters will be allowed to enter the storage rooms at any time during the day. - CLEAN FUEL OIL when vou want it. Phone 316, EADS TRANSFER. Rrholl' ApfJianrp and Hcmedie ftr rflieTiiiK frot trouble of every kind and dVurre. 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