MEDFORD MXIL' "TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON. SUNDAY. &PRTL 29, 1934.
PAGE THREES
Society and Clubs
Edited by Eoa Neaton Hamilton
V. F. W. Card Party
Is Monday Evening
Crater Lalte Poat 1B33 of the Vet
erans of Foreign W, will hold
card party Monday evening, April
30 at s o'clock at the Armory. Bridge,
"500" and pinochle will be played
and the public ii moat cordially In
vited to attend. Prizes will be award
ed for high scorea for both men and
ladlea and the evenlnga entertain
ment will be concluded by the serv
ing of refreshments.
What the Girl
Scouts Are Doing
P.'E. O.'sBusy With
Convention Plans
Medford promises to be city of
conventions thU summer and among
the tint will be the P. 2. O, state
convention, at which Chapter AA. oJ
Medford will be host.
T. members of AA are busy with
their plans for entertaining more
than 200 delegates and many visitors.
One of the highlight will be the
trip to Crater Lake for the pleasure
of the delegates, many of whom have
lived In t.He state without gaining a
previous glimpse of the world wonder,
to which Medford la the gateway.
Roosevelt
The following committees of Roose
velt Troop II are asked to meet this
afternoon at 2:00 at the Boy Scout
headquarters.
Food: Catherine Conroy, Patricia
Dtppel, Jane Goold, Mary Prances
Hoiioway, Barbara. Kendrlck, . Jean
Phythlan, and Margaret Yeager.
Table : Geraldlne Bunch, Frances
Jones, Mary Lee Strang, Emily Tyree,
and Helen Walters.
The Father and Daughter banquet
of Roosevelt troop will be held Mon
day evening, April 30, at Boy Scout
headquarters at 6:30.
Washington Troop
The Washington School troop Is
now meeting In the girls gym at
the Senior high school. At the last
meeting the girls whipped the ends
of their troop ropes. The third pa
trol discussed plans for a hike for
the following Saturday.
Two new scouts registered.
Lincoln Troop
The Lincoln Troop made bandanas
for a hike next Thursday. The mem
bers plan to have an out-of-door
investiture ceremony around their
campflre.
Troop 4 News
Troop 4 girls spent the past week
end at Dr. Elliott's cabin. Shady
Cove. Twenty girls accompanied by
Ruth Meu&el and Ruth Clark made
the trip.
At the last troop meeting the girls
took their supper to a small hill west
of town, traveling on bicycles. Eleven
girls made the Journey with their
leaders, Ruth Meusel, Dorothy Qoff,
and Ruth Clark.
Troop meetings are held on Wed
nesday nights from 7 till 8 at head
quarters. Active Club Women
Plan Dessert Bridge
Members of the Lady Actlvtans
organisation are entertaining Tuesday
evening at the Colonial club at des
sert bridge.
Royal cXlghbors
To Meet Thursday
Royal Neighbors will meet Thurs
day evening, May 3, In regular busi
ness session. There will be Initia
tion and officers and members are
urged to be present. '
Beck Home Scene
Of Card Party
Mrs. Edltft Beck and Mrs. Marie
Gautenbeln were hostesses last Mon
day afternoon at a very successful
and enjoyable card party at the home
of Mrs. Beck. Vases of beautiful
flowers about the rooms lent a charm
ing air of festivity, where six tables
were in play. Prizes were awarded
Mrs. Maud Lovell, holding high score
at bridge, and Mrs. Hall at 500.
Following cards, dainty refresh
ments were served. .
Activities of
Legion Auxiliary
By Mrs. Goodwin Humphrey
The regular business meeting of
the American Legion Auxiliary was ,
held Monday evening with a good
attendance. Committee reports were
given and the regular business trans
acted, after which Mrs. Belva Atken
gave a report on national activities,
taken from the National Bulletin.
Mrs. R. E. Green gave a most in- ;
teresting resume of the relief work
done In the county, especially per- i
taining to child welfare.
The Auxiliary trio, composed of ,
Mrs. Fred Sweeney, Mrs. C. Wymore i
and Mrs. C, O. Larlson.'sang several!
numbers, which were much enjoyed
They were accompanied by Mrs. W. i
D Butler at the piano. The trio also
sang at the meeting of the Eastern j
Star Wednesday evening.
The Choral club will meet for
practice Monday afternoon at 2:15 at
the home of Mrs. Butler.
An invitation from the Grants
Pass post and unit to a May Day
dance has been received by the Med
ford post and unit. The dance will
be held Tuesday evening, May 3, In
the Legion hall. A slight charge will ,
be made.
Mrs. Normlie, Guest
Here From Los Angeles
Mrs. Norman Normlle of Los Ang- i
eles is visiting friends In Medford
this week.
-
Mrs. Hutchison Hostess
To Thursday Club
Mrs. O. I. Hutchison was hostess
Thursday to members of her bridge
club at her home on West Malu
street.
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Miss Hamilton, Howess
To Bridge Group
Miss Jean Hamilton was hostess
Thursday evening to members of her
bridge club. Present were Misses
Ethel and Bethel Slagle, Kathryn and
Maxtne Robinson, Evelyn Herman,
Louise Elrod and Leabel Miller,
Lady Lions Meet
j To Dine Wednesday
I The Lady Lions will meet Wed
nesday afternoon for covered dish
( luncheon at 1 o'clock at the home of
(Mrs. C. W. Reames, 27 Geneva. Mrs.
' Leonard Terkelsen will be assistant
hostess.
Frit GiieUlatf To Play
During Music Week
Fritz Quetzlaff, pupil of Rosa
Blackmore Wtttett, will be one of
the southern Oregon students feat
ured during observance of National
Music Week. He will play at the
Rtvolt theatre in Grants Pass on
Sunday, May 8, at both the after
noon and evening shows.
Music and Dance Feast
Promised Medfordites
Great Interest is already evident in
the valley in the coming concert of
music and the dance to be given here
two weeks from tomorrow night at
the high school auditorium by Fran
ces Mullen, pianist, and Dorothy
Wagner, interpretive dancer, in con
nection with the much anticipated
spring concert of the Medford Glee
men. Dorothy Wagner, for three years a
member of the Metropolitan Opera
ballet, attracted the attention of
John Murray Anderson, through her
beauty and grace, winning a place as
specialty dancer in the fourth edition
of Irving Berlin's Music Box Revue,
where she soon became a popular fa
vorite with the New York public.
Following over three years of work
under Mr. Anderson's direction, she
was engaged for a tour of continen
tal Europe, which included several
-appearances in Paris, where she was
enthusiastically acclaimed, ad m nee
press dispatches reveal. On her re-
jturn to California, she was engaged
by tne Hoiiywooa sow. association
to present four dance solos on their
summer symphony program.
Frances Mullen, who has intro
duced many hitherto unknown works
to the musical world of California,
recently became the storm center of
an artistic controversy which raged
over the "Six Little Piano Pieces" of
Schoenberg and a Bartok Sonata
which she presented at a Los Angeles
concert. Both these works will be
presented at the concert In this city.
With such recommendations pre
ceding their arrival here, the concert
of the two visiting artists, to whom
half the evening's program will be
devoted, Is expected to draw all lovers
of music and dancing from various
sections of the valley to Medford
May 14.
The program to be presented by
the Glcemen, who need no Introduc
tion, will be announced in the near
future through the director, James
Stevens,
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Suit Department
at Mann& Store
Miss Hazel Marx arrived in Med
ford severst day ago from Portland!
to accept & position as m&naser c?
tne woiufs'i coat and auH depart
ment at Mann's store.
Formerly associated: with the
"White HovieM in San Franctsco and
the Bedell stores of Oakland and
Portland M(s Marx is exceptionally
well qualified to select iast-mimste
style In high quality garments for
Mann's southern Oregon customers.
Mtss Marx at one Urn resided is
Grants Pasa, Ore., a&d Is well ac
quainted in the Rogue Slver vaSIaj
ST, JOSEPH, M&a Apftt 33.
Frank Weed died in a hospital ier
today from gunshot wounds inflict!
by officers after Wood allegedly
to extort Jl.ocO from Curt j Foe, fes
mer csshter of tHe bank of Oower.
NAND1ES
SUNDAY mNNBR
Half Fried Chicken Swift's
prensinns milk fed. With sB
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tnmmmga . WWW
Uohcrt Monigomerv ami Norma Shearer, who appear with lirrhert Mi:rvtiull ami an tMiihiiiinnng east in ' ilipMfle,' nna of Ihe most infked of
plcttirrs of the year, opening a litre odav run at the. Ciuifilan (hiNiicr tixlav.
ODD FELLOWS AND
REBEKAHS HONOR
ORDER'S FOUNDING
More than three hundred Odd Fel
lows and Rebckahs from Ashland,
Gold Hill. Central Point, Jacksonviite
and Medford assembled at I. CO. P.
hall in Medford Thursday evening for
dinner and a program commemorat
ing the 115th anniversary of the
founding of Odd Fellowship In Amer
ica. A. J. Hanby, general chairman, was
ably assisted by committees from fcU
lodges in the valley, and all co-operated
in a manner that made the affair
successful in every respect.
Many old-time members of the Re-
ockah lodge were present, including
Mrs. Hewlett of Eagle Point, Mrs. Ix
gan, Mrs. Ulrich and Mrs. Mamie Nel
son of Jacksonville, Past Grand Mes
ter George W. Treffren of Ashland
was present, and also Stella Merrick,
past president of the Rebekah As
sembly of California, and each spoke
of the o!d times of the orders In this
part of Or?.;on,
Mrs. J. D. Rickert, program chair
man, hsd prepared the program with
regard to the occasion, and it is here -with
given In full: . -
Song, "America" Audience stand
ing!. Introduction of Past Grand MastRi
Treffren and Past President StelUi
Merrick.
, Invocation Rev. Hall of Ashland.
Song of Welcome Olive Rebekah
lodge.
Vocal Solo Paul Byers of Ashland.
Address on Odd Fellowship Rev
Hall of Ashland.
Vocal Solo A. J. MacDonough.
History of the Encampment I. O.
Howard,
Reading Rev, W. R, Baird.
History of the Rebekah Lodge
Mrs. Eib of Ashland.
Vocal Solo Mrs. George Wendt of
Jacksonville.
Address Stella Merrick.
Address George W. Treffren.
History of the Jacksonville Lodges
Mrs. Mam!e Nelson of Jacksonville.
Vocal Solo Kathryn Lance of Gold
Hill,
Reading Mrs, Ella Rogers.
In addition to the above, instru
mental selections were given by some
of the younger members from Ashland
and Gold Hill.
Supper Dance Is
Enjoyed at Club
A group of local society folk en
tertained with a no-host party at
the Colonial club on West Main street
last night, more than 20 couples
enjoying a supper dance.
Dividend heer
NEW YORK, April 28. There
were seventeen favorable dividend
changes this week, duplicating the
total for last week, says Standard
Statistics Co., seven increases, two
resumptions, six extras and two ini
tial payments were announced. Fif
teen unfavorable changes. comprisSn
six increases and nina commissions.
compared with two the previous
week.
HIGH NUNS
ASSIST FESTIVAL
The sJxth annual music festival,
sponsored by the Southern Oregon
Normal school. Friday, wa well sup
ported by the bands, orchestras and
glee clubs of the Medford high school.
The Medford band, under F. Wilson
Watt, played an outstanding group
and the Boys and Girls Olee clubs
sang special number under the lead
ership of Miss Harriet Baldwin, city
supervisor of muaic who also dir
ected the massed girW chorus arid
accompanied for the choral singing, j
The Medford numbers, contributed;
to the program were: Medford band,
directed by Mr. Watt; "Robinson's
Grand Entry," march K, L. Xtitgj
"Stradells, overture, Flotow.
Choral, Medford, directed by Mtsa
Baldwin: "Kegro Spiritual, Boys
Glee club.
For Garden Kuwrtng Tel,
Dental Prices Slashed
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Anterfmn Ttestte Tint IftcstBe wftt Goitf Pin Tteift
Silver rilllnt IJ . , . . , . , '
porcelain FiitfnR .w I Dental Pit in absolutely
Plate Hejmtt 1 minimised. Extractions &
Keltmt Ptete a. 1 .
cteB Teeth tj I specialty, JZfl ft
Other Piate ....$!2.59 - $!N.0s . each WWW
DR. E. W. BARNUM
Main atTerld
Opposite Hubbard Bros.
BR, H. P. CGLESIAH
Chtrspnwttc and Physiotherapy
Oregon lcease 2ftt
California Licence SftSS
14 Vears fn srpdfwrf. Ore.
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By Appointment
Community Cliina
to match your
Community Silver Fattentt
White's Velvet Home -Made
ICE CREAM
Pure, Delicious and Refreshing
Ask your dealer. If they do not have it, call on the places
named below.
Foster's Plfwe
11th Street Grocery
Laurel St. Grocery
Oakdale Grocery
Camp Withus
Court Street Grocery
Jackson St. Grocery
Rote Grocery
Mickey Mouse Dinette
Crystal Springs Dairy
Tel. 960
Special attention given to churches, schools, lodges and
picnics.
fain nrf nil i it
Often Poor Teeth
Retard a Child'
Progress
BrJns him to me today and I 'tH
make ft thorough examination
which will piace you under no
obligation. It may be that he
need a tew filling or extractions.
You'll be turpriaed at the way
he'll pick up after a. visit to my
office.
t 3xs &n Within the
'KcadiQfALL
Fountain Lunches
Gardner Drugs
The etieSZ S-tore
1'.. ;f(Wmm o fro
Wednesday-Thursday -Friday-Saturday, May 2-3-4-5
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$1.50 Jonteel Face Powder, Jonteel Cold ,
Cream, Jonteel Vanishing Cream.
All for e
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RUBBER GOODS
$1.25 Water Bottles for $1.26
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$1.00 Water Bottles 2 for $1,01
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20e Cocoa & tor 21s
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25c Beef Cubes 2 for 26e
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10c Writing Tablets , 2 for lis
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10c Epsom Salts
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506 Eye Wash i 2 for 51c
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25e Glycerine Suppositories
25s Larkspur Lotion
for 26e
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40c Gypsy Cream
39s Milk Magnesia
75e Misers! Oil ,
25c Mereuroebrora
50c Orderlies
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50a Sodium Perborate
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CANDY
$1,00 Liggetts Datntles2 for $1.01
75c Chocolates, 1 lb. A for "Be
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35a Carmels 2 far 36c
20a Milk Chocolates 2 for 21c