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PAGE SIS' MEDFORD JHE TRIBTTNE. MEDEOTtD, OREGON, THURSDAY, MXT 17, 193?. Butte Fails BUTTE PALLS. May 17. (Spl.) Butt Fall! baseball team played Aabland May 18 In Butte Falls. The core was 8 to 8 In favor of Aabland. Mother's Day program was given at the church sunday evening as fol lows :( Song, by congregation; prayer, by Rev White: response, by choir; welcome, Beverly Jackson; "Fling Wide the Oates," choir; tribute to mothers who wear white carnations, by Ed Oalngher; song, "Mother's Bible," Maxlne Jackson and Mrs. King; tribute to mother, children; "Wonderful Mother of Mine," Mrs. King; "You Mean My Mother," Donna Stone; "What Matters," Lowell Pat ton; "No Longer Lonely," choir; "Qualities That Make a Good Moth er" Talllenne Jackson; violin solo, by Percy O'Neal; "When a Boy Thinks of Mother," Eunice Whitney; "Moth er Machree," by Maxlne Jackson; poem, Irene Rogers; talk, Rev. Smith; "The End of the Road," choir; bene diction, Rev. Smith. Tod Whaley and and Paulina Ellis were married by Rev. White Wednes day and moved Into their home. A charivari was given Thursday. Both bride and groom have resided In Butte Falls many years and their friends wish them happiness. Mrs. RJchard Huddle and baby. Sally, of Yreka are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Harold Potton for a week. Mrs. James I. Patton visited her daughter, Mrs. Oscar Hlgenbotham, In Medford Friday and Saturday, Hustlers' club met with Mrs. Ev erett Moore Thursday afternoon. Mrs, Harriet Taylor, Miss Hazel Taylor, Mrs. Charles Page, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Fredenburg. Mrs. Frank cwuin. Mrs. Bcb Edmondson. Mrs. Lola Edmondson, Mrs. Florence Kent, Mr. and Mrs. Robert caufman, Mrs. Charles White, Jean Page, Lee Ed mondson, Mrs. King and Mrs. Ted Jones and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Nelson were Medford visitors last week. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Peachy of Ash land attended the Butte Falls dance Saturday. Robert Cadzow of Ashland visited his father last week. Mrs. Jane Smith, Wayne Smith and Mr. Alexander of Central Point visited Mr, and Mrs. Don Smith Sun day. Baccalaureate services will be given at the ohuroh Sunday evening. Every one is 'urged to come. Mr. and Mrs. Amos Weaver and sons, Jaok and Dick, went to the valley Sunday . Butte Falls choir went to Lake Creek Sunday. They gave four num bers. Mr. and Mrs. Kuhn, Mrs. Del mer Oott and Jim OUonanue accom panied them. Mrs. Delmer Oott and eight mem bers of the Christian Endeavor at tended the Christian Endeavor report of the golden Jubilee at Salem In Medford May 8. They heard splen did talks, also stayed for the ohuroh services at the Christian churoh. Foots Creek FOOTS CREEK, May 17. (Spl.) Miss Beth BoomsUter and Floyd Bow ers were married in Medford May 11. They left Saturday by the oast route for Long Beach, Cat., where Mr. Bow ers Is engaged in business. Mrs. Bow ers Is the charming daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. BoomsUter of the Riviera service station. She Is an accom plished musician and will be greatly missed by her many friends here, May 30, the Sunday school will hold Its annual anniversary plonte. Rev. Randall will hold servloes at noon. Everyone is oordlally Invited to at tend. Those from here attending the an nual Mother'! day tea at the Com munity hall In Rogue River, May 11, were Mesdames Pauline Wahl, Hutch 1ns, Lance, Ouetzlaft, McDonald, Mil ler, Etfle and Neta Blrdaeye. May it the club will hold an Ice cream and strawberry social on the lawn of the Gallagher home. This is for the benefit of the scholarship loan fund. Mr. and Mrs. George West, Pauline and Charles Champlln of Medford, pent May 19 with Mrs. West's moth er, Mrs. Pauline Wahl. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Miller, Phyllis and Rowland, were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. P. U Walt of Sardine creek. The Roy Thompklna family spent May IS at Crcsoent City. Ed Ouetzlaft Is suffering from lum bago. Melvin Ray of Corvallls called on Riviera friends May , on his way to Klamath Falls. Those from here who attended the Junior high echool play at Oold Hill. May 10. were David Blrdseye, Fred erick Outalaff, Rowland Miller and Mr. and Mra. R. L. Miller. Mrs. Charles MoMerrlck and chil dren, Alice and OeoTge, returned home May 13 from a week's visit with her parents. Mr. and Mr. O. Loveless of Williams. Ed Koster and Tom Orlggs were In Orants Pass on business May 10. Mrs. Louis Sargent, who has been visiting relatives and friends at Gold Hill and Central Point, spent several days ,'ast week with Mrs. Oeorge Lance, returning to her home Sun day, aocompsnled by Mr. and Mrs. 0. Snyder of Medford. Mr. Sargent met with a serloua aocl dent to his eye last fall, but it Is improved somewhat. t Perry Pictures At Camera Club In the May meeting of the Camera club tonight, J. A. Perry will tell of his trip up the Fraser river Into the Rockies, with motion pictures. Fol lowing this A. H. Miller will give a demonstration of printing and de veloping bromide paper. Print crlll elam and general discussion of sub jects Interesting to amateur photog raphers will close the meeting, which is to bo held In the court home audi torium, at 7:30, and open to the pub llo Phone (43. Wo'll haul away your refuse. City Sanitary Service, Phoenix PHOENIX, May 17, (Spl.) High School Christian Endeavor society of the phoenix Presbyterian church had charge of the special services Sunday evening, May 13 and presented a pro gram In honor of Mother's day. Each mother was presented a corsage of flowers as shf entered the church. Miss Virginia Porter presided at the meeting, and the program Included a violin solo by Frances Porter, two special song numbers by the entire Christian Endeavor group, a solo by Marjorle Poling, talk by Jim Nowland poetry by Mary Jarvle Thompson, talk Virginia Porter, and a sottg by the choir. Adrian Praley was in charge of the Young People's meet ing Sunday evening, and Norman Praley, Adrian Praley, and Violet Judy of Medford gave an Interesting report of the state convention. Regular quarterly missionary meet ing of the High School Christian En deavor society Sunday was conducted as a Korean church service. Miss Mary Jarvle Thompson, who spent some time In Korea, had charge of the services. Ladles' Aid society Is holding an all-day meeting at the church for spring clean-up, May IS. There will bo a covered dish luncheon. Phoenix high school baccalaureate sorvlces will be held May 20, at 11 a. m. at the Presbyterian church. Rev. R. S. Peterson will deliver the ser mon. The evening service will be a special service In observance of Pentecost Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Watklns, and Mr. and Mrs. Q. McClaln were dinner guests Mothers day of their son and daughter, Mr. and Mra. Floyd Wat klns. Mrs. A. Fletcher of Eugene arrived on the Shasta Sunday afternoon for a visit with her niece, Mrs.. J.- W. Watklns. Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Furry and chil dren, and Mrs. O. Stedman spent Mother's day at Mr. and Mrs. Norven Walters' In Medford. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fisher of Lake view arrived Wednesday for the fu neral services of Mr. J. Mast held Thursday, and left for their home Sunday night. ' Miss Faye Carver and Mrs. L. Cole man spent Sunday In Orants Pass. Regular meeting of the circle will be May 18 at the Orange hall. The guardian neighbor requests that all members please be present by 1 :30 p. m. H. W. Reames, Miss Faye Carver, and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Bell attended the Candidates ball at Bellvlew Fri day night. ' Mrs. Syhll Farmer, Mrs. Loren Barklow and her mother, Mra. Burns of Yreka spent Mother's day with Mrs. Belle Furry at Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Reames' on Crater Lake high way. , Mr. and Mrs. A. Hearn and grand son, Bobby, spent Sunday In Llthla park, Ashland. Mrs. A. Short left May 10 for Crater Lake, where she will be employed this summer. Frank Denzer. Bert and Barbara Stancllff spent Sunday fishing In Butte creek. Mr. and Mrs. Alvard and son Theo dore have moved to California, after Mrs. Donna O raff is Is busy prepar ing tallow candles for the Jubilee, leasing their place for a year to J. W. Nix and family. Norman Camel of Yreka, driving home from the Rifle club shoot In Medford May 13th, stopped at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Fisher, Saturday evening. Mrs. J. H. Morse, Mrs. 5. Morse and children, and Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Chllders and family spent Mother's day at Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Ward's. C. L. Robblns and family of Oold Hill, Mrs. L. E. Schmidt and daugh ter of Orants Pass. Mrs. A. Robblns, Jack and Blllle Smith, and Dickie Coates, Mrs. M. Brownrlgg, and Mrs. Fred Hoaglund and daughter Joyce Lee of Medford were Mother's day visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Briscoe. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Moran and chil dren of Medford were visitors last Saturday evening at the Mathew Bark ley home. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ward visited Mr. and Mrs. R. Yost In Medford May 13. Meeting of the combined Phoenix and Medford Thimble clubs was held at the home of Mrs. L. Coleman, May 11, with about 30 members present. A covered dish luncheon was enjoyed at noon, and following the afternoon meetings, the time was spent quilting and playing cards. Visitors from Medford Thimble club were: Mes dames Anderson, White, Carey, Park er, Piatt,' Beck, Samuels, ScriQter, Oall, Much more, Pickle, Montgomery, and Miss Venlta Anderson. Mrs. Bert Stancllff and daughter Beverly, and Mrs. Frank Denzer visit ed Sunday with Mrs. C. W. Turpln who Is 111 at her home In Medford. Juveniles of the Neighbors of Wood craft gave a Mother's day party May 12 at the Orange hall, and about 40 members and guests were present. An Interesting program was given, and refreshments served. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wilbur of Hilt, Calif., visited Mr. and Mrs. V. R. Halle raft, on their way home from Dorena, Ore., where they spent Moth er's day with Mra. Nettle Wilbur. Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Glover and fam ily spent Mother's day at Mr, and Mrs. Ray Ad kins'. Home extension unit will meet Fri day afternoon 1:30 p. m. at the Eagle building club rooms. The president requests that all members wear their project dresses. Annual Mother's day party given by members of the Thursday club was held May 10 at the Phoenix Pres byterian churoh parlors. The pro gram consisted of group recitations by the high school glee club; the sixth grade girls under Mrs. Fish sang compositions by Brahm and Schubert; solo by Patricia Furry ac companied by Marlta Furry; piano solo by Barbara Stancllff and a recitation, "The Greatest Battle" by Mrs. Donna Oraffis. The guests In cluded: Mesdames Brownrlgg, Cole man, Denzer, Ferns, Oraffis, Furry, Hayman, Morgan, Sheets, Robblns, Turpln, Watklns, Webster, Wilson, C. Wright, J. Wright, Stedman. Works, and Misses Ida Bishop and Mary Stancllffe. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Blevlna went to Klamath Falls May IS. Trail year's work was planned. New of ficers elected were Mrs. Eva Segess man, unanimously re-elected chair man: Mrs. Zoba Oates, secretary and treasurer. A picnto lunch was served on the lawn. Arter lunch a basket well filled with gifts for the tiny baby, Mary Elizabeth, was presented Mrs. Segessman from the ladles present. This was the last meeting until September when the fall work will begin. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Watson have gone to Union Creek to camp for a few months. Mrs. Lily Saltzaman of Medford spent a few days here visiting friends. R. Morgan and 8. W. Hutchinson drove to Pish lske May 11, to fish and returned with the limit. ... M- Nidion Nve gave an old-fashioned dance at their home at Prospect May 11. several community attended. Carwell Watson was called to work on the Tiller-Trail road May 14. .... u-.ii. A.h of Elk creek, who underwent a major operation at the Community hospital May o, ' fine and expects to leave the- hos pital soon. She will be at the home of Mrs. Kent for a wee or returning home. Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Hutchinson. Mr. TRAIL, May 16. (Spl. ) Trail Ex tension unit met with Mrs. Eva Se gessman May 10. There were 30 mem bers present and six visitors. The ladles who attended borne makers' day in Medford gave reports. Next- ASK YOUR DOCTOR 6 Ml. 50t GERMICIDE For nllil of Itch In cuti if POISON OAK. INSECT BITES, CUTS, BURNS Aorlr NEXOL lull llrmgth. Mop on with absorbent cotton 00 not rub or binrfigi. All Drug Stom and Mrs. K. . Hutchinson ssd daughter, Shirley, were dinner guests at the Wllmer Ragsdale home May 13. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Pence and some friends from Jacksonville called on friends here May 19. Mrs. S. W. Hutchinson returned, home May IS after a few days' visit In Medford. WINDOW GLASS We sell window glass and will replace your broken windows reasonably. Trowbridge Cab. met Works. WALTER J. OLMSCHEID Your Present Sheriff Will Appreciate Your Vote n 1 OiL yjn may iom VOTE 39X REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE Paid Adv. Califiyrniiu Manhattan Coclttoi? mciKes such superior cocktails , , . ond all that you need to do Is to twist a lem on peel, then ice well in shaker. Tk.( 8 IYONJHAUCO. San fronclKS Iftl also ?! mm ll'lnlljyy I t Ml AM' Unequalled Flavor! JUST TRY Rogue Valley CHEESE At Your Grocer Admiral Byrd Picks His Monl DO YOU? 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