BEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, SUXDAY, MARCH 4, 1934.
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Society ana Events fievtewed for Weef?
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Wedding Gown Tea
Lovely Event At
Club On Saturday
In beautiful Haunt, pervaded
with the fragrant of mny orchard
bloworru, florlng qulnc and sarly
spring flowers, worthy of the fairest
. bride, the wedding gown tea of the
Parent-Teacher association waa held
t the Colonial club yesterday after
noon nd attended by between 300
and 400 guests from all aectlona ol
the yatley.
The many lovely wedding gown
loaned for the occasion were modeled
three tlmea during the afternoon by
charming young mannequins and tea
we served from a bridal table centered
with tiny dolla, dressed aa the bride
and her two flower girls, by Mrs. Iyle
Wilcox and Mrs. Charles Thompson ;
Mosrgaya and prayer books, many ;
yeara old. were much In evidence as j
the brldes-for-a-day. made their ap
pearance, accompanied by the "ohs"
and "aha" of the guest.
The gowna loaned for the tea, were !
originally worn by Mrs. Myron Wad- !
dam Homes, mother of Susatmc i
Homes Carter: Mrs. theodore Fish.
Mrs. Charles Nlckell, mother of Mrs.
Lewis Ulrlch; Mrs. Margaret Hub
bard. Kitty Moss, mother of Mrs.
Drysdale: Mrs. D. W. Luke. Mrs. Wai
ter Fraser Brown. Elizabeth Ruxton ;
Cromar, Mary Col.vlg Warner. Louise
Wltte Hedgea, Mrs. E. R. Cobb. Mrs. j
Olen Arnaplger. Mrs'. J. P. Ollllnga. t
Julia White Kroschet, Mrs. Una
Looker. Mrs. Ralph Bardwell. Mra.
Edith Wamer Patton, Mra. H. D. Mc
Caskey. Mrs. A. S. Hilton. Mrs. Peder
son. Mrs. William Young. Mra. C. C
Lemmon. Mra. Myron Root, Jewell
Bailey Rlana, Mrs. Blrk. Mra. Elliott!
Butler. Mra. Gregory, Mrs. Hudlng
Bengtaon, Mrs. J. P. Fliegel, Mary Ed.
warda Hubbard, Mrs. B. E. Oreen and I
Mra. Sam Heberburg of Buffalo, N. Y j
(loaned by Mra. Harry Prentice.)
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Acting aa modela were:
Heyland. Mrs. W. O. Cuslck. Peggy
Reter. Sibyl Dodge. Prankle Rlnabar
ger, Jane Dlion. Opal Harvey. Emily
Brown. Mary Kern. Evelyn Warner.
Ruth Hedge. Loleta Bennett. Fran
eea Arnsplger. Sibyl Jean Young.
Katherlna Chaney. Mildred Dniry.
Janice Shreve, Motile Brown. KBtll
leen Dlllard, LaVerne Stephenson.
Betty Purdln, Maxine Young, Bar
bara Lemmon, Marjorle Paiey, Vir
ginia Rlans, Dorothy Blend, Carol Hill.
Jane Sollnaky, LaMerle Beck and
Carol Dodge.
Flower girls were little Mlases Nancy
were, Shirley Dlllard. Phyllle Wil
liam and Joan Smith.
Assisting about the rooms during
the afternoon were Meadames Fields.
Pease. Reter, Ollllnga. Stubblefteld.
Finch, Older. Adama. Bennett. Hoey.
Cualck. Carpenter. Wilcox, Herman.
Ouly. Jonea and Bmedley. 1
An Intereatlng mualcal program of
roeal and Instrumental numbers was
provided by Dorothy Oore. Graoe Jo
Burnett. Mra. C. I. Drummond. Mra.
Maurlne Duncan. Mrs. Wm. McAllis
ter, and Mra. Warren Butler.
Pouring at the tea table were Mea
damaa T. B, Schuler, Edith Patton.
Olen Fabrlck, J. C. Mann, B. a.
Harding and R. K. Green.
On the general committee for the
occasion were Meadamea Jack Hey
land. Eldon Drysdale, Harry Rlnabar
ger, Dade Terrett, Charles Thompson.
Prank Dlllard, B. R. Finch. Allen
Smith. W. rj. Cool. Lyle Thurman.
Jack Swem and B. H. Hedrlck.
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Daughters of Nile
To Meet Saturday
Th Daughters of the Nil will meet
In thla city Saturday, March 10, at
the XUaonlo temple for regular ses
ston. Membera of th. temple patrol
will serve luncheon at 18:30 o'clock In
the Masonic dining room. Mrs. T. P.
Franco of Ashland, queen of Zulelma
temple, will preside at the meeting.
Oore Pupils In I
Recital Monday.
Piano pupils of Mra. I. I. Oore will '
be presented In a recital at her resi
dence studio, 1H Geneva Monday
evening at 8 o'clock. The parents '
and frlenda of the pupils are Invited
to come and enjoy the program. !
Wednesday study -
Club to Meet ' K. I,. Club Has
The Wednesdsy study club will Plessant r.vrntng
meet Msrch 7 for regular session and I A pleasant evening was enjoyed
the following nroeram will be nn. I Monday bv membera of tha F. L. rinh
sented. "New leaders In iim-.m.
ment" by Mrs. H. E. Snedlcor: "Bioi. ;o(
raphy of a Leader'' by Mrs. L. B. During the early part of the eve
Humphrys. and current topics by Mrs. n'g a batlneaa meeting was conduct.
E. 8,.PIrkel. led with Viola Aldredga, club preM-
dent, presiding. The remainder of
I). A. II. Radio rrittrnm the evening was spent playing games
Announced for Monday ;f various kinds, and at a late hour
Mrs. C. A. Meeker, radio chairman ; refreshments were vrri
has announced a patriotic program to
be given Monday evening at 7 o'clock
by Crater Lake chapter. Daushtera ol
the American Revolution, thru' the
courtesy of KMED.
The program will consist of two
readings, "Why I am a Daughter of
the American Revolution'' by Miss
Ssrah Van Meter, and atate and local
work of th D. A. R by Mra. J. o.
Grey,
Ttt musical numbers will consist
of three solo by C. A. Meeker accom
panied on tha piano by Mr, c. A.
Meeker.' Th aonga ar. "Amrlc th
Beautiful." 'Your Flag and My Flag"
and "Oregon, My Oregon," our atat
aong.
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Birthday Tea At
Patton Home Is
Pleasant Event
The home of Mra. Edith Patton on
Capitol Hill formed a charming set
ting Friday afternoon for the annual
birthday ten of the Women's associa
tion of the Presbyterian church.
Spring flowera In yellow and white
were arranged on the tablea and
about the rooms, with aplrea and daf
fodils In predominance.
Sixty-five gueata called during the
afternoon and an Interesting pro-
u-na nr.iaiit.il T n T a.u.
derson of Central Point sang "Slave 1
Song" by Del Rldgo, and responded served.
to an encore. Edwin E. Warner of t The ball will be the first social
Brooklyn, N. Y., father of Mrs. Patton, event following the Lenten season
gavo an Illustrated talk on his recent and lias become an annual affair,
trip through South America. Many ' anticipated by many folk. The pro
plcturea, showing the home life of the J cceds will be used for charitable pur
natives, aeldom ahown in the usual posea.
films, were brought to the orgsnlzs-1 The committee arranging the ball
tlon by Mr. Warner. Includea: Mrs. J. C. Murrsy. Mra. Rav-
The musical program Included a
number of selections from "The Ml- i
saao, sung oy nign scnooi students,
which were also greatly enjoyed. I
Betty Thorndlke entertained with a
musical reading, accompanied at the
nlano bv Constance Moore, and Blala .
Caileton Strang completed the pro-
gram with a vocsl solo, after which :
as acrvco.
Mrs,
noon ppr-aKs At
Ashland Meeting
Mrs. Fred Wllmot, Mrs. J. T. Doris.
Mrs. D. Hood and Mrs. C. M. Hon
were guests In Ashland Thursday af
ternoon, attending a sneetlng at the
home of Mrs. D. Y. Mitchell. Mrs.
D. Hood waa the gueat speaker of
the afternoon.
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Prr-ftloterlali ptlndy
t'ltiha MitIn Momliiy
The study class of the Women's
Missionary society of Uie Presbyterian
church will meet for covered dish
luncheon Mondsy. March 5. at the
home of Mis. Carl Brommer. Mrm-
brra are asked to arrive at 10 o'clock
and to bring llielr own table service.
land their Invited uuivats t lh home 1
!lei Thompson, j
Those present were: Georgia Hess,
Nrlda Elicrkard. Edn Htlderbrand.
Lucille Cave. Viola Aldredge. Ethel
Humphrey. Marian Mellin. Besse
Tribmpson, Wlllard Cave, Arthur Hess,
louls Thompson. Jack Eberhard and
Bud Aldredge.
Fountain Lunches
Gardner Drugs
& Barton
and others
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COVETED TITLES
student at tha llnlu.r.liu n h.
Catholics Tell
Plans for After
Easter Festivity
The Associated Catholic societies
are among local groups making elab
orate plans for the Easter season.
They will entertnln with a ball at the
Knights of Pythias hall on Monday
night, April 3. A diversified program
of entertainment will be provided. I Elrod. marshal; Patsy Smith,
There will be dancing with music : ch,pl,ln: Plullne Rogera. first mea
riimuhiwi h At am,'m senger; Mary Kem. second muMnMr-
Cards will be plsyed, and specialty !
entertainment numbers will be pre
sented during the evening, at the
cloee of which
refreshmente will be
mond Baker. Mra. Charlea Thompson. !
L. Lewis, John Conner snd Joe j
mnrsunu. a jial or the pstrons and
patronesses will be published later.
Mrs. Harding, Hostess
At Turkev Nuitiipr
Mrs. Csrollne Harding was hostess '
at s. turkey supper last Monday eve- !
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rung at ner noms on Butte Creek.
jTil' evening was devoted to carda and
dancing. Those present were Mr. and
Mrs. Olaud Close, Glenn Tynes of
Portland, Miss Mnxlne Harding, Harry
Harding. Jr.. Tommy Close and Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Harding.
Siirprl'e Party Honors
Mlis Jotce lloran
A surprise birthday dinner waa given
March 1, honoring Miss Joyce Doran.
at her home at 637 North Central.
Covers were laid for 13 and were
made very Impressive by lighted can
dles. During the evening a second partv
of 13 members Joined the dinner
ine'. to enjoy games and music.
were served at mid-
' nlaht.
Dinner guests were: Misses Pat
Ooodnisn. Wands Wslzsk. Joyce Do
ran: Messrs. Lurlan RoRers. Howsrd
Doran. Allsn H.vjers, snd Mr. snd Mrs
Rsy Dorsn. Mr. and Mrs. Croshv. Mr
"I Mrs. Dan Doran
Th0M arriving later
were: Misses
Murtle Dnvle, Bessie Shoemaker. For
rest and Alia Dale and Oay Buchanan
and Messrs. Cliff Davis. Bud Derker.
Wllburt Dale snd Johnny Gordon, and
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cunningham.
Windblown
For Youth . . .
Bangs came into fashion for
this speed age season of a
Windblown silhouotte,
Murray's
Permanents
make it easy to dress your
liair in the latest mode.
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41 S. Central Phene Ml
Lovely Ceremony
Marks Initiation
Of Job's Daughters
At 'a beautifully Impressive cere
mony, a large gathering of Masons,
Eaatern Stara and DeMolaya witnessed
the Initiation of approximately AO
charter membera in the newly or
ganized Bethel of Job's Daughters at
the Masonic temple here Thursday
evening.
Mra. I. B. 8mlth of San Franclaco,
grand guardian, presided at the open
ing, the Initiation and Installation aa
supervising guardian.
Klamath Falls Bethel put on the
initiatory work with their offlcera and
membera ably exemplifying the work.
Following the Initiation of the candi
dates, Roeeburg members Installed
me oruccr or ine local Bethel with
Mra. Lola Whipple, queen, acting aa
installing officer, and being assisted
by members from the Grants Paa
Bethel.
I The supreme grand guardian, Mra.
I. B. Smith, aaslsted by Mra. Walter
Best, past grand guardian of Klam
ath Falls, Mra. J. A. Young, grand
liUtrRhnl- Rnuknra. U if ...
, -.w.,...R, ..,(B. mwtoict
Barrea, Grants Paaa and Mra. Dennis.
Klamath Falls, Installed the council
for the Med ford Bethel composed of
Mrs. Meta Gilbert, guardian: Dr. L. L.
Sandera, aaaoclato guardian; Mra.
Carlotta Smith, guardian of the trea
sury; Miss Arvllla Burns, guardian
secretary; Mra. Elsie Strang, director
of music; Mra. Phena Nordwick. pro
moter of sociability and Mra. Marie
N. D'Alblnl, cuatodlan of parapher
nalia. Mra. Dennis, a past worthy matron
of Klamath Falls, presented the new
organization with the gavel, which
she used during her term aa prealdlng
officer of the O. E. 8.
A large delegation from Oranta
Paaa, Klamath Falls and Roseburc
was preaent to lend encouragement to
the new aoclety.
! Much credit la due Mesdamea Car-
lotta Smith. Meta Gilbert. Elsie
Strang and Phlna Nordwlck for their
untiring work In promoting the or
ganization of thla fratrnal order,
whose aim la the development of the
"purest and best in womanhood."
At the conclualon of the initiation
and Installation work, the young peo.
pie enjoyed dancing for a few houra
with refreshments being served by
the supervising council.
Officers of the Medford Bethel ore
Everetta Olllesple, queen; Suzette
Stennett. sr. princess: Lois Nichols,
jr. princess; Virginia English, guide;
mr miott- 'n'fd messenger; Patricia
v"""i lounn messenger; Ruth
D'Alblnl, fifth messenger; Patricia
Young, ar. custodian; Frances Daly,
Jr. custodian; Betty Thomdlke, tress
urer; Virginia Llndley, recorder: Dor-
otny Burgess, pianist; Joan DeLosh
librarian: Jean Leverett, Inner guard '
Georgia Webb, outer guard
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Lady Elks Meet
Tuesday Afternoon
Tuesday will be meeting
day for
"dy Elks this week. They are asked
w oome to the temple for bridge, pool
or bowling, whichever is preferred.
Altar Guild fo Enjoy .
Munper Monday Evening
ine home of Mrs. Harold Brown
wl" b th ne Monday evening of
"""' ,l,n aupper for members of
Mr Xt a tW lltB ..liJ w i
St. Mark'a Altar guild. Membera are
asked to come to 104 Vancouver at
fl:S0 o'clock..
Lincoln Rervir Chin
Plans Tuesday Party.
Th third of a aeries of bridge
partlea aponeored by the Lincoln Ser
vice club, will be held Tuesday after
noon at 9 o'clock at the home of
Mrs. Charles Luman. 62i North Cen
tral. Mrs. Chester Merrlman and
Mra. Sidney Newton will assist Mrs.
Lumsn.
Funds derived from these affairs
sre used for a very worthy cause, i
hot school lunchea.
All frlenda of the Lincoln school
are urged to attend. For reservations
people are asked to call any member
of the committee or Mrs. F. Corey,
at BS7-H.
' Jennie Riddell
Announces The Opening
of Her New
Needle Arts Shop
In the Medford Bldg.
33 North Central
Monday, March 5
-Feat
Knittin? Yarns, Stamped Goods
Hooked Rug Supplies
Crocheting and Knitting Cottons,
Infants Wear, Hemstitching
Mrs. Duff Hostess
At Lovely Luncheon
Mrs R. A. Duff waa hoateas Friday
afternoon at a. aurprlae luncheon,
honoring her mother-in-law, Mra.
Duff, Sr., and Mrs. Rose Schleffelln.
A color scheme of green and lavender
was carried out at the tablea and
spring flowera were attractively ar
ranged about the rooms.
Following luncheon auction and
contract bridge were played with
prizes going to Mrs. W. H. Smith and
Mrs. H- A. DuBuque.
The hoatesa waa aaelated in serving
by Mra. Lawrence Duff.
Methodist Missionary
Society to Meet
The missionary meeting of the
South Methodist church will be held
Tuesday at tha home of Mr. Filmore
at the end of Vancouver on E. 11th
atreet. At the close of the meeting
all membera having a birthday In the
first quarter will be honored at the
serving of a birthday cake.
Wenonah Club
Enjoys Lunrheon
The Wenonah club met at . the
home of Frances Moffatt for regular
covered diah luncheon and business
meeting. An April Frolic is to be
given on March 30, at the Redmen
hall, with Nellie-Purdln aa general
chairman. A Sister Wenonah circle
waa formed, eaoh member to have her
own secret aiater to remember during
the year. Gueata for the afternoon
were Mra. K&therlne Satterlee and
Mra. R. H. Slngler. The next meeting
will be held at the home of Esther
Dooms, on March 16.
Royal Neighbors .
Welcome Visitors
Royal Neighbors of America' met
Thursday evening at the K. of P.
hall, with a good attendance, and
' several visitors from Ashland camp
Three new membera were Initiated
and one welcomed by transfer. A very
Interesting letter was read, from
Neighbor Fredericks, Glascock, who Is
111 In Csllfornla. She Is tmprovlng
slowly and It will be some time before
she will be able to return home.
Following business, a social hour
was held and refreshment served by
ths committee. Neighbors Klngsley,
Batrd and Brock.
Alpha Delta Class
Observes Holiday.
The Alpha Delta class of the First
Christian church Bible achool ob
served Washington's blrthdsy with
a party In the recreational hall of
the church Thursday afternoon. A
ahort bualness session was held pre
ceding the soclsl hour, being pre-
rlded over by the claas p-esldent. Mrs.
C. M. Hon. The goal for Easter Sun
day attendance was set at 87, this
besting last yesr's record by one,
Mrs. A. R. Shirley's committee waa
In charge of the social hour and pre-
sented the following program
Happiness In Service to Others. Mrs
P. C. Lathsm. Piano exercises. Vera
Franeea Smith. Readings. Mrs. Ran
kin. Plane solo. Mrs. Sllva. Violin
solo. Clarence Hansen. A humorous
dislogue, Mrs. P. C. Latham and Mrs.
R. L. Rsy.
The 'room was appropriately deco
rated with flsga, hatchets and red
tulips.
Mra. I. H. Gove, In colonial coa
tume. received the gnests' ss they, ar
rived and assisted Mrs. C. M. Hon.
who wore a George Waahlngton cos
tume, at the tea table. Gamea'were
played and refreshments served to 4
members and friends.
The next regular meeting will be
held tha latter part of March. All
women, who are not attending Bible
school elsewhere, are Invited to at
tend thla class that meets In the
church auditorium ' every Sunday
morning at 9:45. Mrs. Maybelte
church teaches this class.
DR. H. P. COLEMAN
Chlropractle and Payttotberaph
Oregon License tS4
California License SOit
12 Tears In .Medford Or.
urtng-
28 Medford Folk
Enjoy Progressive
Dinner On Saturday
A number of local society folk en
Joyed a no-host progressive dinner
last night, followed by several hours
of dancing. In the party were: Mr.
and Mrs. H. S. Deuel. Mr. and Mra.
Justin Smith, Dr. and Mrs. B. L.
Lageson, Mr. and Mra. Ernest Lee
Bsrnes. Mr. and Max Pierce. Mr. and
Mrs. Ben Trowbridge. Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Williamson. Mr. and Mrs. W. H.
Fluhrer, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Strang.
Dr. and Mrs. A. F. W. Kresse, Mr. and
Mrs. W. F. Qulsenberry. Misses Fern
Hutchison and Franeea Kenney and
Messrs. Herb Strang and Wm. P.
Isaacs.
Eastern Stars
Hold Initiation
Reames chapter No. 86. O. E. S..
held a delightful meeting, Wednesdsy.
After a . very Impressive Initiation
I ceremony tho Fobruary committee
; presented a ahort program Including:
Readings by Mrs. English, and violin
solos by Geraldlne Thompson. The
program was greatly enjoyed and the
evening was completed by a buffet
supper, prepared by the committee In
charge under the chairman, Mrs. Wil
son. P. E. O. to Meet
With Mrs. Moffatt
Membera of Chapter AA. p. E. o.
will meet with Mrs. John Moffatt on
Thursday of this week. Mrs. Wilson
Walt will act as assistant hostess.
. -Spending
Week End
On Northern Campuses
Miss Grace Smith and her brother.
Allen Smith, of the Orchard Home
district, are apending thla week end
in Eugene and Corvallla. where the
two were formerly students.
.
Christian Missionary
Society to Meet.
The Woman's Missionary society of
the First Christian church will hold
the March meeting In the church
parlors Thursday afternoon, March 8.
Mrs. Everett Eads, group leader fot
March, has the program In charge.
Please note the change of date from
Wednesday to Thursday afternoon.
Mistletoe Club
Enjoys Luncheon
Mistletoe club met last Wednesday
with Neighbor Cora Bashaw at 12
o'clock and enjoyed a covered dish
luncheon. Following tho mesl the
ususl business was transacted. The
remainder of the afternoon waa spent
at cards, and sewing for the family of
a member, who Is ill. The hostess
waa assisted by her mother, Neighbor
Grace Wakefield, and the committee
In charge, Neighbors Garrett, Balrd,
Glascock and Lovell.
Twenty-eight members and seven
visitors enjoyed the occasion.
For Over
A Quarter of a Century;
The Slogan
"Kiddss for SHOES"
Has meant the utmost in style, fit,
service in quality footwear to the
trade in southern Oregon. We ap
preciate the patronage we have en
joyed, and will try to merit its continu
ance in the future.
FLORSHEIM SHOES
All the Wanted Spring Styles
$785
some $8.85
WHY PAY MORE?
C. M. KIDD & CO.
So. Oregon's Oldest Exclusive Shoe Concern
Miss Perreault
Feted at Party
On Wednesday, February 36. Mrs.
Jack - Perreault entertained at her
home on Jacksonville highway with a
party honoring her tiny daughter,
jjacquelyn Lee, on her aecond birth-I
: day.
The tabla arrangement was of j
candy and noveltlea In pink, centered i
around a huge pink rose, which form- '
ed a grab box of favors, ribbons run- ,
nlng from It to each chtld'a place.
Refreshments of trl-color Ice cream .
and a large pink birthday cake were
served.
Bridge waa enjoyed by the mothers
during the afternoon.
Tho ten tiny guests Included Letha
Joy Hart, Teddy Carter. Brenda Bar
rick, Nancy Jane Munter, Sidney
Smith, LeRoy Armstrong, Gordon
Hart, Wendell Bateman. Dick Carter,
and Jackie let Perreault.
Rotary Club Entertains i
With Dancing Party. i
The Rotary club la entertaining :
Tuesday evening with a dinner dance
at the Colonial club, beginning at
6:30 o'clock. ;
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Forester Speaks 1
To Service Clnb. i
Th March meeting of the Lincoln I
Service club waa held Friday after-
noon at the Lincoln school. I
Mr. Mason of the U. S. forestry 1
department gave a very Instructive
talk on the relation of th accom- i
pllshments of the Civilian Conserve- !
tlon Corps to forestry, emphasizing I
the fire prevention phase of the
work.
The remainder of the program con- ;
slsted of music by the 6B pupils and !
a thrift play by the primary klddlea.
The fern waa again awarded the
fourth grade room for having the
largest percentage of mothera present.
A social time waa enjoyed at the
close of the meeting.
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t Is Both Distinctive
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Lawrence 's
I Agents for Gorham, Towle, and Eeed & Barton
Crater Lake Ciulld
To Meet Monday
Crater Lake Guild of the Preeby
terian church will meet Monday eve
ning at the home of Mrs. W. O. Cool
at 1136 West Main street. Mrs. Gar
aid Barr and Mra. H. M. Welsh aar will
be assistant hostesses. Mrs. Elll
Carleton Strang will entertain with a
solo.
For A Change
make
Cheese or Ham
Sandwiches
with
Model Bakery's
Rye Bread
or
Pumpernickel
Bakers of
Honey Maid
Bread
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