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FJTOTS TWELVE MEDFORD MXHJ TRIBUNE, IfEDFORD, OREGON, STINDXT, MAT 6, 1931 TO ALICE HANLEY The Jackson oountr horn exten Ion committee met last Tuesday at the offloe of the home demonstration agent, In the courthouse, to confer with Miss Clsrlbel Nye, etste lender of home economics extension and Mabel O. Mack, county home demonstration agent on the program for the com ing yesr. ftmmittiw members nresent were: Chairman, Miss Alice Hsnley, Med ford: Mrs. Bertha Glasgow, vice-chairmen, Talent: Mrs. Bertha Young, Eagle Point: Mrs. Effle Blrdseye, Rogue River; Mrs. Lee Port, Apple- , gate; Mrs. O. O. Maust, Phoenix; and new members, Mrs. Mabel Thornton, ' Boxy Ann and Mrs. Rita Myers, Eagle Point. Miss Alice B. Hanley, retiring mem " ber was elected to life membership as honorary chairman of the oounty oom mittM in a.nntclatlon for her alxteen years of continued service as member and chairman of the county commit tee. Other officers elected were: Mrs. B,k, nliwnv. nhalrm&n: Mrs. Ef fle Blrdseye, vloe-chalrman; Mrs. Lee Port, secretary. Project leaders ap pointed were: Organisation, Mrs. Olas gow; foods and nutrition, Mrs. Thorn ton; olothlng snd textiles, Mrs. My . era; child development, Mrs. Young; recreation and dramatics, Mrs. Maust. Recommendations for extension pro jects made at the Oounty Homemak m iiAlrf Anrll 28. were discussed and adopted for the county program. m organization, wic uijur , will be the reorganization of the home ,.,Iah unlta nn bl-monthlv schedule with the agent. Projeots to be taugn on alternative muutii project leaders. Another new feature of the program will be a farm women's camp In jack son county to be held August 9-13. probably at Lake of the Woods. In foods and nutrition, breadmak Ing, menu planning, table aervlce pro jects were approved. In clothing and textiles, projects on making and use of the foundation pattern, and buy menshlp will be given. In child de velopment, radio study olubs will be continued and the project will start with a oounty-wide school for par ants, m recreation and dramatics, rec reation training meetings will be con tinued with special schools In recrea tion, music, dramatics and public peaking. The county dramatics con test will also be held again. . Following the adoption of the ooun ty program by the committee, the home demonstration agent Is meeting with eaoh unit In May for the purpose of planning the local program. These meetings were held last week at Eagle Point, Talent and Central Point. Ap plegate unit will meet May 7, at 1:30, at thme Applegate school, Mrs. Lee Port, chairman. Valleyvlew will meet May 8, at 1:30, at the olub house, Mrs. J. R. Mccracken, chairman. Trail unit will meet May 10, at the home of Mrs. Eva Segessman, at 10:30 a. m. THIRTYDAYSFOR GASOLINE THEFT a Bailey, 91, who was released from the state penitentiary about two months ago, and John Smith, S3, both orchard workers here, were sentenced to 80 days In the county Jill and fined M.HO costs In Justice court following their onterlng guilty pless to stealing gasoline. . The two youtha were arrested by elty officers in the Siskiyou Heights Friday snd were taken into court on charges of petty larceny. Bailey was sentenced to the state penitentiary in October, 1033, for a period not to exceed four years, for stealing two revolvers, a rifle and a camera from the automobile of State Police Bergeant James O'Brien of Hertford. District Attorney George Ooddlng sld that authorities at 8slem who had granted Bailey a parole would be notified that he Is now In Jail, .... ' Hear Burse!! on the Radio Monday the Tth st 7:15 p. m. Medford's First Child May Visit During Jubilee Efforts sre being mad by friends and relatives to Induce the (Irst baby born In Medford to come to this city to participate In Ore son's Dlsmond Jubilee celebration next June. Mrs. Donnle Medford DUllnger, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge M. Wilson, was bora In a dwelling, the site of which Is now occupied by the Medford poetoffloe, Medford wsa officially nsmed February 17, 1884, and shortly ifterward little Miss Donnle Med ford Wilson came into the world. Quite a number of years ago she moved away, and has been living in Portlsnd, Ore., for some time. She will not only help celebrste Oregon's birthday, but Medford's golden Jubilee ss well. TO AND HOLD RALLY Organisation of a local "Martin for Governor" club was announced here yesterday with plana for a rally meet ing Thursday night to greet Edward Bailey of Eugene, member of the state campaign committee, who will address the gathering of supporters from this section. The club Is headed by Fred L. Heath, Sr., as president. The commit tee, which will assist him In extend ing the membership to the various communities of the county is com posed of the following men: Gordon Voorbles, A. . Reames. Guy Apple white, Ashland; T. E. Daniels, Judge W. B. Crews, Leon Hasklns, George Codding, Larry Schsde, Leonard Car penter, Moore Hamilton, Justin smith, Prank DeSbuza, Fred Kelly, Judge F. L. TouVelle, J. O. Mann, Ralph Swee ney, J, R. . Marshall, Charlea Strang, Ralph O. Stephenson, Robert Hart, Frank Wortman, Ward B. Spats, Dr. Ohas. T. Sweeney, Judge W. H. Can on, John Fuller of Ashland, John Pe ter, Rawlea Moore and J. O. Collins. The place of the local meeting will be announced later and the commit tee has extended an Invitation to all persons, Interested In the election of General Charlea H. Martin as gover nor, regardless of party affiliations. LI WILLIAMS CREEK ENTERS JUBILEE Ui,n n PInnlMr. vlce-nresldant of the Oregon Lime Products company, wi in Medford veaterdav from Wll- ll,mi nrMlr In the interests of sale of products and featuring of a dis play at the Diamond jusnee. The lime deposits on Williams Creek wem Aliened un bv his comnsnv last July and an Oregon corporation form ed. A crushing plant was constructed for the manufacture of poultry gvi. and agricultural lime atone. The plant la the largest, engaged in the manu facture of these particular products, In the nation, a iim kiln u to ha in ooeratton at the plant within the next 00 days for the manufacture of commercial and chemical lime. Between seven and 18 persons are given steady employ ment at the plant and the regular crew this coming sesson wiu db com posed of IS men. 3. Bristol is nresldent of the company, Plnnlger the vlce-prealdent, and his brother, J. w. rinniger, tne secretary-treasurer, A display of the produota from the plant will be featured at the Cham ber of Commerce here June 10. Drop In at Tahoma Beer Parlor and Sandwich Shop. Pleasant evening as sured. 38 miles north Medford on Pacific highway. CLOSING OUT! The Remainder of Our Stock of Guaranteed Chevrolet Parts DISCOUNT TO 50 '0 THIS STOCK IS GOINO FAST BUY NOW and SAVE MONEY. Remaining stock inoludei window and door glass, ring gears and plniom and pistons and rings. F E CHIEF TO VISIT SEATTLE, Wash., May fl. (AP) i Harry J. Eustace, manager of the control committee northwest tree fruits, announced today Porter R. Taylor, assistant chief of the special crops section, agricultural adjstment administration, will vlst northwest cities In connection with government matters relating to the tree fruit in dustry In Washington, Oregon, Idaho and Montana. Taylor will hold a series of meet ings with prominent fruit men In Important shipping centers. Phone 642. We'll haul away your refuse. Olty Sanitary Service. EARL SNELL PAYS VISIT TO VALLEY Earl SnelJ, Republican candidate for secretary of state, arrived In Medford yesterday morning on his campaign tour and after a short visit here continued to Klamath Palls by plane as guest of W. H. "Heine" Flubrer. H. 8. Deuel also accompanied the candidate to the neighboring city. Returning to Medford later In the day, Mr. Snell spent the remainder of Saturday here, calling on friends and meeting many new ones. He an nounced as his slogan,1 "Snell for satisfactory service as secretary of state.' , Tom Dalley, 33, arrested by Medford city police Thursday noon for at tempting to cash a 40 check made out to Stanley E. Elanemann, Is being held In the city Jail awaiting advice from Seattle postal authorities. Dalley, according to Chief of Police Clatoua McCredle, admitted yesterday after noon that he took the letter con taining the check from a mall box on the Pacific highway near the Rid dle Junction Wednesday morning. Postmaster Frank DeSou&a. notified postal Inspection authorities In Se attle, giving them the details of the ease to see If they wished to take it over. Chief McCredle said this afternoon It was understood here warrant had been Issued for Dalley In Douglas county on the charge. Army Places Open For Tropical Service The Army recruiting officer, Ser geant Jennings D. Lowman, who will be at the National Ouard Armory in Medford on May 7, 8 and 9, atated that he has openings for a few more young men with the motorized Field artillery Hawaii, and the Coast ar tillery, Philippine Islands. Applica tions must be between the ages of 18 and SO; unmarried and without dependents. WINDOW GLASS We sell window glass and will replace your broken windows reasonably. Trowbridge Cab inet Works. F Regular rehearsals on "Take My Advice," which was the play chosen by the Medford high school senior class for their annual presentation, have teen underway for several weeks. The night of May 33 has been chosen for the performance. "Take My Advice" compares fav orably In humor and cleverness with other senior plays given here. The cast, which was chosen with very careful consideration of their ability, Is being coached by Miss Doris Baler, head of the English department, The part of Mrs. Neleon-Dodd will be played by Helen Crane Instead of Margarlte Boyle as was previously announced. Miss Boyle will play the pnrt of Marcla War grim. PLAN BOOKS ESTIMATES MODERN IDEAS Phone 'WiH uleel T a. J 1 big J"u" af PINES ""i'ijf0" Lumber fgp-L Sensational c Ward Buying Scoop"! III! H1I 1 Biggest Purchase Wards Stores Ever Made! Biggest Values We've Seen! Our Share Just Unpacked! 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