MEDFORD MAIL .TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON, SUNDAY, MAY 27, 1934.
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Society and Club Events Reviewed for Week
Edited by
Irva K. Fewell
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Thomas Mills' Are
Entertained During
Medford Sojourn
Interesting guest In Medford over
the week-end Included Mr. and Mrs.
Thoma Mlll, who are the home
guest of Mr. and Mr. Charles Voor
hlea. Mr. and Mrs. Mllla. formerly
made their home In thla city, and
have many friend, who greeeted
them on their visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Carpenter
entertained in their honor last eve
ning at dinner, also inviting Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Voorhlea, Mr. and Mrs.
Alfred S. V. Carpenter and Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Bcherer.
- Mr. and Mrs. Mills will leave this
afternoon by motor for their home.
The Misses Carlton, who reside
on the Old Stage road, have
as their guest, Mrs. Frederick O).
Wheeler of Portland.
, Also Included among the travelers
of the week-end are Mr. and Mrs.
Alfred 8. V. Carpenter, who returned
here from Portland Saturday. Mr.
Carpenter motored to the . northern
city to meet Mrs. Carpenter on her
return from New York City, where
she accompanied Mrs. J. O. Blue, her
mother, who sailed for Europe.
Little Miss Shirley Hagerty of Mill
Valley, Calif,, arrived here Thursday
afternoon by plane, to Be the guest
of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. K.
Raymond Driver of Central Point.
Jean Wing Invites
Children to Party
m churles Wins- entertained Sat
urday for a group of friends her
daughter Jean, invited ror me uy.
Swimming and hiking were enjoyed
by " Polly Scherer, Barbara Jean
KfLtherlna Matsfter. Julie
Carpenter and Jean Wing.
Mr. Rosenbcrff
Entertain for 18
Harry Rosenberg waa host last Sat
urday at his ranch home, Inviting 18
guests for the evening.
Mrs. Wilcox Bntertalns
Dinner Club frlday
Mrs. Lyle P. Wilcox was hostess
Friday evening to members of her
dinner bridge club. Three tables were
in play during the evening.
Crater Lake Guild
Announces Picnic
The Crater Lake Guild will have
Its annual ptcnlo Monday, May 3S at
the home of Mrs, Kuehnle. Members
are asked to be there promptly at
six o'clock. Anyone wishing Informa
tion la asked to call Mrs. Dolph
Phlpps, 301-J-l, or Mrs. Frank Bsy,
1304.
I'ythlan Club Meets
At swart Home
The Pythian club met at the home
of Mrs. Swarta on Berkeley Way
Tuesday and onjoyed a pot luck sup
per served on the lawn. Bridge, 800
and pinochle were in play. High
scores at bridge were held by Mrs.
Helmroth and Mr. Judge, low by Mrs.
Conrad and Bill Walden. Pinochle
high scores were held by Mrs. Bill
WBlden and H. O. Wortman, low by
Mrs. Baker. Five hundred high score
went to J. Harvey Cook. The next
meeting will be held at the home of
Mrs. T. Judge on Bast Main, Tuesday,
June 13.
Mistletoe Club
Gives Surprise Tarty
Mistletoe club met Wednesday
with Neighbor Clara Hodgklne at her
home and from there preceded to the
suburban home of Neighbor Marie
ftownlng for a surprise party.
Covered dish luncheon waa enjoyed
at noon. Following a ahort business
session, the afternoon waa pleasantly
spent In various forms of entertain
ment. Twenty-four member and
seven visitors enjoyed the event.
Refreshments were served by
Neighbor Clara Hodgklns and her
committee. Nelghbora Frelda Kings
ley and Alice Lewis.
The following committee wa ap
pointed for the month of June:
Neighbors Maud Lovell, Christine
Pearson and Ora Manning,
Past Noble Oranfl
Conduct Special Meet
Past Noble Oranda club met on
Wednesday evening for a special
meeting at the home of Mrs. Kate
Laidley, on West Second atreet. The
gathering was called by the president
to grant money to the delegates to
Rrsnd lodge conducted 'in Tillamook
last week.
Plans were also completed for the
cooked food sale, which the organisa
tion la sponsoring at the Reliable
Orocery on Saturday June 9.
Assisting Mrs. Laidley on the com
mittee were Ella Rogers, Carrie Mo
Dnnnel and draco Hamlin,
Next meeting will be with Mrs.
George Howard, Thursday, June 14.
The committee Is Nettle drover,
Pcstty Frsnce, Katherlne Dannela and
Minnie Heine. Initiation will be held
and a record attendance la desired,
Pocahontas Lodge
Clows Month's Bchedule
The social activities of the Poca
hontas lodge for May were ended
last week with a card party, bridge
and pinochle being In play, High
prlnea in bridge were won by Fldells
Plait and Jack Dooms, and low
scores were held by Msry lundell
end Ocorgo Armstrong.
In pinochle hlsh scorea were re
ceived by cilsdya Dooms and Bud
Lawrenta, and low scorea want to
Kvelyn Stagg and Frank Rush. The
attendance prtne waa awarded to Car
rie Mllnrs.
The members having blrthdaya this
month were Fidelia Piatt, Idrriere
Watson, Alena Ersklne and Bud
LswrrnM and each waa presented with
a gift. The entertainment commit
tee In charge waa Harriet Wataon,
Florence Rush and George Armstrong.
Refreshments were served by Dorotha
Wstklns and Lily Holt.
Initiation waa announced for rrl
day night, June 1 and all members
of the degree team art asked to bt
pretcut.
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Mrs. J. F. Fllegel.
President of Chspter AA, p. B. o.
Sisterhood, which group last week
entertained the delegates to the state
convention In Medford.
Sixth Grade Class
Presents Plays At
Circle's Last Meet
Two lovely plays were presented
Friday, at the Roosevelt Home and
School Circle's lsat meeting of the
year, by the graduating class ot
thlrty-slx members, whose names ap
psar In the casts.
Cinderella In nower Land", a
colorful operetta, was presented by
Mlsa Eleanor Curry as director. Tne
operetta ahowed that much Interest
had been taken In Its production by
the cast and director,
Miss Helen Williams accompanied
at the piano.
The first scene snowed tne presen
tation of Prince Sunshine's Invitation
to the May day ball. In the second,
Grandmother Nature sent Daisy
(Cinderella) to the prince's ball. The
May Day bill waa the point of Inter
est In scene 3, which was broken up
by the entrance of the Rain Drops.
In scene 4 the prince chooses his
bride by placing the traditional slip
per upon Cinderella.
The cast was: Cinderella, Jean
Jennings; Prince Sunshine, Ross
Webb; Fairy Godmother, Nsncy Wall:
Bonnie Bee, Geraldlne Burton; Robin
Red, Wallace Young: Butterflies,
Ruth Slorah, Lorraine Swoop.
The flowers In their gay petal cos
tumes were:
Hollyhock. Mary Lu Strang; Tiger
Lily, Fem Tye; Violet, Anita Davla;
Pansy, Lois Rusk: Poppy, Bthelwyn
McBee; Buttercup, Helena Smith:
Daffodil, Esther Huffman; Sweet
Brier, Alleen Fader; Mignonette,
Gloria Lester; Sweet Pea, Mary Mo
Klnney: Narcissus, Audrey Flynn;
Ralndropa, Mary Beth Bradflsh;
Kathleen O'Neal; Reed Cox, Dean
Hlglnbotham, Donald James.
Robin Hood and the Unfortunate
Knfjt" waa the woodland play pre
sentee by the remaining members ot
the graduating class with Miss Mil
dred Aspenwsll as director.
The members of the cast ahowed
perfect poise, In their characteriza
tions and reflected much credit upon
the splendid direction ot Mis Aspln
wall. Members of the cast were:
Robin Hood, Charlea Boyden: Sir
Richard of the Lea, Robert Bryant:
Abbot ot St, Mary's, Charlea Johnson;
Alan-a-Dsle, Morris Leonard; Frlsr
Tuck, Wlllard Offord; Little John.
Douglas Plckoll; Will Scarlet. Ernest
Winkle; Maid Msrlon, Frances Jonas;
Allce-a-Aale, Audrey Flynn: Much.
the Miller's Son, Philip Robinson;
David O'Doncaster, Robert Buckles;
Will Stutely, Junior Flynn: Pages,
Reed Cox and Dcen Hlglnbotham.
Costumes for both productions
were msde by the mothers of the csst
and added much to the pleasing per-
lormsnces.
Following a brief business meeting
social hour waa enjoyed by all,
with the member of the graduating
claw as guests of honor. Refresh
ment wen served by the sixth B
mothers.
Mr. and Mrs. McCasVey
Return From South
Mr. and Mrs. H. D. McCsekey, who
have been vacationing In San Fran
cisco and Pacific Grow, Calif., dur
ing the past week, returned to Med
ford Friday morning on the Shasta.
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Mesdames Dippel,
Stearns Entertain
Forty at Luncheon
Mrs. S. Ralph Dippel and Mrs. R.
W. Stearne were Joint hostesses Fri
day at one o'clock luncheon and
bridge. Inviting forty guests to the
Colonlsl club.
First prize was awarded Mrs.
Charles Glenn Smith, and second
went to Mrs. Guy Rogers of Portlsnd,
who was a house guest here last week
of Mrs. Harry prentice.
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Washington School
Has Annual Frolic
Washington school was the scene
of a gay party Friday evening when
pupils and parents gathered for the
annual school carnival. At six o'clock
a buffet supper was served. Mrs.
stubblefleld end the committee had
oharge of this feature Which was
greatly enjoyed.
The program was In .charge of Mrs.
Clegg. The ukelele band composed
of. puplla of Noel Ersklne gave four
numbers. The Boy Scout troop gave
a dance number and a vocal number
with guitar and harmonica accom
paniment. Mrs. Nlckell, a newcomer
In Medford gave two old time vocal
numbera.
.An amusing playlet, "Out of the
Attic" was given by Ray Henderson,
Miss Gladys Conder and Leila Hen
deraon of the Junior high school.
An hour's fun followed and all
were given an opportunity to patron
ize booths. The fish pond waa in
charge of Mrs. Ramon; candy, Mrs.
Jones; noise makers, Mrs, Wesley Cof
feen: loe cream and pop, Mrs. Dixon
and games, Mrs. Thurman. .
Mrs. Carl Bennett, who was general
chairman of the affair, wishes to ex
press her gratitude to all the parent
who assisted, also the Medford Ice &
Storage.
. Through the generosity of Its mem
bers and friends a considerable sum
of money waa added to the P. T. A.
treasury. ,
Girls' Club Opens
Recreation Rooms -The
Girls' Community club
has
opened recreation rooms at the Y.
M. O. A. building on North Bartlett.
which will be open to all business
girls of the city. A dining room has
also been opened, and will serve those
who wish to Bpend their noon hours
at the club.
Mrs, Prentice
Entertains Guests
Mrs. Harry Prentice had aa house
guests the past week, Mrs. Guy Rog
ers, Mrs. John Dutton and Mrs. W.
H. Patterson, all of Portland. Mra.
Rogera and Mrs. Dutton attended the
P. E. O. convention on Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday.
The three left Saturday morning
for their homes.
Mothers' Club Plans
Reception for Graduates
Mothers' club of the Sacred Heart
church, Catholic, met Friday for des
sert luncheon with Mrs. Barnum at
her home on Grape atreet. The pres
ident, Mrs. Devaney, appointed com
mittees to make plans for the re
ception ot graduates from St, Mary's
academy. The reception will be held
on June 4, at the parish hall, fol
lowing the graduation exercises.
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Miss Woodford Honors
Miss Gregory at Luncheon
Miss Jean Woodford entertained at
the home of her parents on South
Holly atreet Tuesday with a lunch
eon, honoring Miss Virginia Gregory,
whose wedding to Ralph Cook will
be an event of June 14.
Aiao invttea were- Mrs. Marme
Olson, Mrs. Gordon Warner, Miss
Genevieve Brown and Miss Ruth
Ottoman.
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'hetteplaces Are
Given Surprise Party
Pine Cone Inn was the scene Isst
svenlng of a surprise anniversary
party, given In honor of Mr. and
Mrs. C. W. Phetteplsce.
Included In the party were Mr.
and Mrs. Phetteplsce. Mr. and Mra.
Frank Perl, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Simp
son, Miss Dorothy Nyawsner, Miss
Katherlne Sweeney, Miss Joan DeLosh,
and Harry Gill, Bob Keeney, Elmer
Feldenhelmer. Ted GeBauer, Harold
Relchsteln and Tom Fuson.
Young People Plan
District Rally Here
The Bsptlat Young People's onion
is making preliminary arrangement
for the annual district rally In Med
ford, June 3. An unusually large
representation la expected from all
group In the district, because It will
occur on the opening day of Oregon's
Diamond Jubilee.
Members from Grants Pass, Ash
land, Klamath Falls, eelma, Kerby
and Brookings will be here for the
rally. All members of the local group
are urged to be at the church at the
regular meeting at 7:00 o'clock to
night In order that final arrange
menu can be completed, and that all
may be Informed of the program.
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ern Oreton women ho appreciate
operlor beauty service. h IU wel
come her many friends at Murray's.
Party Enjoyed At
Chateau du Comte
An Interesting soclsl event Of last
week, wss the no-hostess luncheon
and bridge psrty at the Chauteau
du Comte on the South Pacific high
way enjoyed by a group of Medford
women.
The party Included Mrs. Henry
Prlngle, Mrs. Ned Vilas, Mrs. I. B
Schuler, Mrs. Hamilton Patton. Mrs.
John Mann, Mrs Osborne Morrow,
Mrs Robert Brown and Mrs, Burdette
Dodge.
Miss Luy's Pupils
Will Be Featured
At the Crater ian
Miss Ruth Marl Luy's dancing
classes will be featured In a program
Thursday evening between shows at
the Craterlan theater. Many of the
students will be featured In unti
tle presentations. Accompaniment for
the dancing la to be played by Mrs
J. W. Antle and Mrs. V, B. Hawley.
The program follows:
Marching Along Jean Smith, Ja
net Reter, Jean Prultt, Nona Heyland,
Dottle Terrett.
Spanish Dancer Frankle Rlnabar
ger. Baby Ballet Gall Codding, Nancy
Jean Newbury, Ann Durno, Mary Ann
Brill, Polly Ann Hoffard.
The -Strut Beulah Stephenson,
Wanda Jean Olmscheld, Dorothy
Hayes, Natalie Parker, Glenna Mae
Cuslck.
Rhythm Buck Jean Smith.
Shanghai LU Tap Lois Hueston,
Betty Bennies, Janet Reter, Jean
Prultt, Melissa Persons,. Jeanette
House, Frances Jones, Odllle Ann
Persons, Muriel Piatt. t
Toe Waltz Frankle Rinabarger.
Buck Tap Aletha Emerlck, Fran
ces Nichols, Matilda Rammln. Vonna
Dale Knight, Molly Anderson, Joy
Ann Rlstelgon.
Tap Solo Olnger Hawley.
Spring Fever (acrobatic) Jill Mar
tin, Nona Heyland, Janet Reter, Dot
tle Terrett, Jean Smith.
Wooden Soldiers and the Doll
Jeraldlne Jerome. Bevle Jean Dally,
sniriey jean Barton.
Rhythm Tappers Frankle Rluabar.
ger, Mary Jeanne Cuslck, Jean Mc
pherson, Jane Antle, Dorothy Jen
kins, Isabelle Crouoh.
Play Time Phyllis Wendt, Jack
Holmes, Carmen Wright, Charrnalne
Brault.
Acrobatic Solo Janet Reter.
Waltz Clog Maxlne White, Emily
Tyree, Mary Offard. Barbara Brewer,
Wlnabell James, Coleen Stephenson,
Norma Mitchell.
Harlem Tap Jsne Antle.
Sailor Tap Edgar Ross.
Acrobatic Stunts between numbers
Elaine Winkle.
Chinese Ensemble: Tappers Three
Nona Heyland, Dottle Terrett, Jill
Martin: Acrobats Frankle Rinabar
ger, Mary Jeanne Cuslck, Odllle Ann
Persons, Jean McPherson, Elaine
Winkle, Frances Nichols, Maxlne
White, Glenna Mne Cuslck, Isabelle
Crouch, Jeanette House, Melissa Per
sons., Betty Reams, Janet Reter, Jean
Smith, Lois Hueston, Nona Heyland,
Muriel Piatt, Jill Martin, Frances
Jones, Tlllle Rammln, Dorothy Jen
kins. Dottle Terrett; The Tea Party
Carmen Wright, Jack Holmes, Phyllla
Wendt, Charrnalne Brault, Mary Ann
Brill, Bevle Jean Dally, Jeraldlne Je
rome, Molly Anderson, Aletha Emer
lck, Ann Durno, Nancy Jean New
bury, Gall Codding. Polly Ann Hof
fard, Shirley Jean Barton; Toe Danc
ers Jane Antle and Frankle Rina
barger; Lantern Girls Norma Mitch
ell, Emily Tyree. Enid Ward, Maxlne
White, Wlnabell James, Barbara
Brewer, Mary Offard. Victoria Da
hack, Coleen Stephenson; Fan Danc
ers Glenna Mae Cuslck, Natolle Par
ker, Vonna Dale Knight, Dorothy
Hayes, Wanda Jean Olmscheld, Beu
lah Stephenson.
No Meet This Week"
For Lady EUs.
The regular meeting of Lady Elks
will not be held this Tuesday, due to
preparations or ths Diamond Jubilee
celebration, It wss snnounced yester
dsy. The next meeting at the temple
will be June 13.
l-ady Klwanlans
Meet on Monday
Mrs. F. c. Relmer will be hostess
on Mondsy afternoon at two o'clock,
to members of the Lsdy Klwonlsns,
st her home on the Pacific highway,
at the Southern Oregon experiment
farm. Bridge will be In play during
the afternoon.
Mrs. Weill Invites
Guests for Dinner
For this evening, Mrs. J. O. S
Wellls hsa Invited Mr. end Mrs.
Charlea Voorhlea and Miss Frances
Sparrow for dinner with her aon,
John Wellls, at their home, 30 Keens
Way.
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Dorothea E. Gay and Dwight F. Davit, jr.. son of the former secre
tary of war and governor-general of the Philippines, are shown leaving
the Church of the Resurrection In New York after their fashionable
wedding. The bride Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Otis Qay
of New York. After a honeymoon In Europe, the newlywadt will live
In New York. (Associated Press Photo.
Mr. and Mrs. Crain
Are Honor Guests
Mr. and Mrn. Herbert Grain, who
left laflt week for Portland, where
they will make their home, were
much entertained prior to their de
parture. Mr. and Mra. Jack Moad entertain
ed on Monday evening with a, din
ner party honoring them, and on
Saturday evening they were guesta
at a party given at Bonney'a Grill.
Present were Mr., and Mra. 'Grain,
Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Degerness and
Mr. and Mrs. Dayl Burrea.
On Monday morning, Mra. Deger
ness waa hostess at her home, enter
taining with a waffle breakfast and
handkerchief shower for Mrs. Craln.
Guests were Mrs. Moad, Mrs. Ber
nard Roberts. Mrs. Burrea. Mrs. Larry
Juniper, Mrs. Claude Gllstrap and
Mrs. Craln.
Mrs. Mulholland to Sing
Solo tit St. Mark's Church
Mrs. Richard C. .Mulholland will
sing a contralto solo, "I Have Not
Seen", at the regular services this
morning at the St. Mark's church,
Episcopal. The selection is taken
from Gaul's oratorio, "The Holy City"
Mrs. Murrey Observes
Eighty-second Birthday
Mrs. Rose E. Murrey celebrated her
eighty-second birthday May 31 at her
home In Medford, 914 Musrey avenue.
Friends and relatives visited her dur
ing the afternoon and evening bring
ing many floral and other gifts. Her
home was beautifully decorated from
her home garden and lunch was
served to the following guests:
Mrs. Delia M. Dodge, Carrie E. Derr,
Lillian Jaqua, Ella Hoi low ay. Emma
Brobeck, Pannle E. Jordan, Mary E.
Boland, Lorette Rinabarger, Leona L.
Martin, Amy L. Putnam, Mrs. Parran,
Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Murrey, Mr. and
Mrs. Wllber Gardner. Mr. and Mrs.
Virgil Martin, all of Medford, and a
niece, Marie Soop of Sanborn, Iowa.
Clara Murrey Barry assisted the hos
tess.
Fountain Lunches
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PICNIC
TUESDAY
May 29
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Ground
For Elks and Their Friends
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Need More Singers
For Jubilee Ckoir
Mrs. Elsie Carleton Strang, direc
tor for the choir which will sing
Sunday evening, June S at the open
ing church service of ' the Oregon
Diamond Jubilee at the fairgrounds,
has announced that the second re
hearsal will be held on Monday eve
ning, at 8:00 o'clock in the Presby
terian church here.
The Elks band, under the direction
of T. Wilson Wait, which will play
the accompaniment for the choir,
will also be at the practice.
- There were 90 singers At- the Thurs
day evening rehearsal. Mrs. Strang
said yesterday, but she urged other
singers in the valley who were not
present last week, to be at the Mon
day rehearsal.
"We need at leflst 150 voices for
the choir," Mrs. Strang said, "and
all singers, whether affiliated with
a church choir, or not, are urged
to attend rehearsal and take part in
the singing."
Those who have copies of the music
being used for the service, are re
quested to bring it to the rehearsal
tomorrow evening.
Mrs. Strang was well pleased with
the singing Thursday.
Oraduates Entertained
At Bridge Tarty
The young ladles graduating from
St. Mary's academy, were entertained
with a bridge party Wednesday ew-
ning'by the Mlasea Helen McDonnell
and Martha DeSouza at the latter's
home. High scores were held by
Sydney Brown and Leona, White.
Those present were Misses Elsie
and Katherlne Oliver, Ceclle Blay
lock, Margaret Konop, White, Frances
Qlnet, Betty Hunter, Luc tie Estes,
Mary Dallaire, Brown, Jean Barnum
and the hostesses.
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Tea, Shower For
Local Bride-to-Be
Is Saturday Event
Mrs. S. M. Tuttle of Central Point
and Mrs. John F. Spauldlng enter
tained at a four o'clock tea Satur
day at the latter'a home, Holloway
Orchards, to which mothers of the
Valley school children were invited.
The occasion was a miscellaneous
shower given for Miss E. Marie Foss,
whose engagement has been announc
ed to Henry Hartman of Corvallls,
and Mlsa Naomi Hohmari who is to
wed Frank Van Dyke of Medford and
Ashland.
Mfaa Foss Is principal,, and Miss
Hohman la an instructor at the Val
ley school.
St. Mark's Guild
Changes Meeting Day
St. Mark's Guild will meet on
Thursday this week, Instead of Fri
day with Mrs. F. O. Relmer at her
home near Talent on the Pacific
highway.
A covered dish luncheon 1s to be
served at one o'clock, and each lady
la asked to bring her own service.
All members are urged to attend, and
those wishing further information
are asked to call Mrs. C. C. Mur
ray, 1481.
Teachers Concert
On Monday Evening '
Tomorrow evening at the Baldwin
Piano shop the Jackson County
Teachers chorus will give a concert
In the form of a song cycle, entitled
"Spring's Awakening." by Grieg. The
presentation will include solos, duets,
and a sextet.
Solos will be sung by Mlsa Eleanor
Curry, soprano, and Mrs. Richard C.
Mulholland, contralto. Mrs. Effle
Herbert Yeoman Is accompanist, and
Miss Harriet Baldwin, director.
No charge is being made for the
program, but a sliver offering will be
taken.
Missionary Council
Meets with President
The council of the Women's Mis
sionary Federation of Medford met
at the home of the president, Mrs.
deorge P. Ka.be le Monday afternoon.
May 31. A tentative constitution was
drawn to have Its first reading at
the September rally meeting of the
federation, and Its final reading and
adoption at the World Day of Prayer
next February.
The fall rally meeting of the fed
eration will be Friday afternoon, Sep
tember 28, and the Baptist Mission
ary society will be the hostess group.
The missionary society of the First
Christian church will present the
program.
The president appointed members
of the two standing committees, lit
erature, Mrs. W. H. Caulklns and
press, Mra. A. J, Hanby.
CONGRATULATE the GRADUATE
SEND THEM GREETING CARDS
You'll find a wonderful selection her
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"On Main Street"
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tered bag is a habit as antiquated as the bag
itself 1' Hoarding is senseless, because hoarders
are frequently victims of theft . . . and because
money never earns that way. In this bank, your
savings not only accrue interest but are com
pletely protected by Federal Deposit Guarantee
Insurance up to $2500.
Mrs. Harvey Is Guest
of Relatives Here
Mrs. 8. A. Harvey, who came to
southern Oregon In I860, and hu
made her home In Cottage Grove for
the past 23 years. Is In Medford visit
ing her aon, K. B. Harvey, other
relatives and friends.
Graduation
Gifts!
Girls
Watches high standard makes
Very moderately priced. (never
pays to get a chenply made watch)
Bracelets, gold filled and
sterling $3.50
Compacts beautiful new
ones $1.00 up
Ring nnd Necklace Sets,
sterling $3.00
Sterling Bracelet and Ring
sets . $6.00
DRESSER SETS
Rings, Genuine Zircons, set In
yellow gold mounting.
Diamond Rings perfect
stone ..$20.00 up
Boya
Watches lowest prices consistent
with quality.
Ring Genuine cameos.... $4. 50 up
Signet Rings genuine diamond
set ...$4.50
Wads worth natural gold filled Belt
Buckles.
Tic Clasp Sets at. ....... $1,00
Sheaffer Pen Sets $2.95
Desk Clocks, and many other
desirable gifts at
Law
rence s
Quality Jewelry only