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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, lEDFORD, OREGON", SUNDAY, JUNE 3, 1934
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Society and Club Events Reviewed for Week
Edited by
Irva K. Fewell
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Nion Tuckers Are
Sailing Friday To
Hawaiian Islands
Mr, nd Mr. Nlon Tucker of Bur
llngnmo, Calif., who arrived her by
motor last Tuesday to spend several
dnys at Rogue' Boost, their aummor
lodge on the river, plan to tail mis
Friday from Los Angeles for Hono
lulu, Hawaii, to vacation for a month.
Upon their return to the mainland,
Mr. and Mra. Tucker will again come
to Rogue's Roost, and entertain
number of their friends, whom they
have already Invited to Join them
here.
In two weeks, their daughter, Miss
Phyllis Ann, will entertain with a
house party at Rogue's Roost, for
guests who will accompany her to
Medford from Burllngame and Han
Francisco. Later In the month Mas
ter Nlon Tucker. Jr., will bring sev
eral of hla friends here from the bay
district for a house party.
Sigma Epsilon Pi's
Breakfast Tuesday
As a part of educational day at
Ashland, Tuesday, June 5, Sigma
Epsilon PI, women's honorary society
at the Southern Oregon Normal
school Is giving a commencement
breakfast at the Llthla hotel In Ash
land at eight o'clock.
All girls In the graduating class,
present members of tho organization
as well as those who formerly be-
longed, are welcome. The graduates
will go from the hotel to Llthla park,
where the graduation exercises are to
be held.
Eunice Coats Is president of Sigma
Epsilon PI, Delorls burke, vice presi
dent and Eileen Amldon, secretary.
ftenlor Play Cast
has Dinner DflnVe
Members of the cnl6r play cast
of the Medford high school enjoyed
a dinner dance Thursday evening
at the Colonial club. Two honor
guests were Miss Doris Bnler, coach
for the play "Tiiko My Advice," and
Mrs. L. A. Early. .
During fho evonlng number of
high school students Joined the
danco.
. Members of the cast who were
present were Helen Crane, Margarita
Boyle, Suzctte Stennett, Evelyn Leon
ard, Bill Prentice, Bob Sherwood,
Onlcn Knox and Richard Reum.
-M.
Mark's Otilld
Re-elects Officers
' St. Mark's oulld met Thursday for
cafeteria luncheon at the hortie of
Mrs. V. 0. Relmcr on the Pacific
highway near Talent. Twenty-eight
were present. During the business
meeting the officers were re-elected
for the coming year.
( They were Mra. A. F. Stennett,
president; Mrs. C. C. Murray, vice
president; Mrs. M. M. Herman, sec
retary and Mrs. R. W. Frame, treas
urer. The next meeting will b in the
form of a picnic luncheon at Mrs.
John Pater's cabin, on Juns IS. at
Shady Cove.
Ladles' Auxiliary
Installs Officers
Frldny evening, June 1, the Ladles'
Auxiliary of Crater Lake Aorle No.
3093 of the Fraternal Order of Eagles,
Installed the following officers:
fnadam president, Lula E. Thurston!
junior past mndnm president, Alethft
Llllle; vice president. Llralo Clear
neardt: chaplain, Vivian Hueston;.
secretary, Llbby Root! treasurer,
Ursula Chllders; trustee, Mrs. Flow
ers. . Two new membors were Initiated,
Mrs. A. H. Banwell and Mra. Moulton.
A large delegation from this, aux
iliary plana to attend the state' con
vention at Marshfleld, June 91, 33
and 43. The drill team In conjunc
tion with the drill team or the F.
O. E. will participate In the street
parade at the convention.
Program and Luncheon
Given at Valley School
Class day exercises at the Valley
school Friday wore attended by an
enthuslaatlo audience, and about 13ft
were present for the luncheon served
on the terraces at noon. Miss I.
Marie Foss, who has been principal
of the eehool for the past four
years, has resigned her position, and
will be succeeded by Miss Naomi Hoh
man, now a member of tho faculty.
' "Smile Magic" waa the title of the
operetta presented by the pupils,
which waa given under the direction
of Mrs. Maurlne Duncan. Jeanne Sal
ade, who took the part of Molly,
the girl lost In the woods, waa com
plimented for her tine singing.
Other members of the cast were
Old Man of the Mountain, Marta
Scherer! Old Bailor, Deborah Tumy:
Captain Jim Oliver. Bobby Tuttle;
three witches. Qrumble, Jean Wing.
Fumble. Polly Scherer. Mumble. Julie
Carpenter.
The gnomes were rirst Onome, Bar
bara Jean Schuler; Second Onome.
Katharine Maugor; Third Onome,
Billy Salado and Fourth Onome, Bob
Bromley. Playing the parts of the
alx goblins were Susan Vilas, Nine
Tuttle, John Spalding, Johnny Kirk,
Harriet Hart and Mnry Iu Lyman-
The Chorus of Winda Included
Charles Braley. Peggy Scherer, Ollbert
Tumy. Billy Patron. Betsy Scherer.
Charlotte Wing. Donny Browne Har
low Carpenter, 8pencer Bromley and
Patsy OeBauer.
The operetta dealt with Molly, a
little girl behw Inst In the woods,
and the visit of the forest folk, with
the chorus of the winds singing a
hush-a-bye song to put her to sleep
In the finale, the Old Man of the
Mountain, followed by the aplrlta,
sings '-Smile, Smile. Smile."
The second presentation was a
French, skit "Street Scene In Paris,"
Navy 'Color Girl'
SHBaSHHBblSaaBBSlHBaVlWIISllJiB.u,l
San Mumms (above) of Evan
ton, III., senior al th University
of Iowa, waa sslsoted by Midship
man John Murray la prssent Ihl
regimental color to Hla company
at lha June weak ceremonies al
Annapolis. (Aaaeolatad Praaa Photo)
Medford Graduates
Give Dancing Party,
Phoenix Friday Eve
MomhAri nf ths Medford hlflh
school graduating clam attended a
dancing party Friday evening at the
Dhnmiv nrnnm hall. There were
about fifty oouplea present, with mu
sic furnished by oynge e orcnesira,
Also present were Mr. and Mrs. M,
M. Herman. Mr. and Mrs. O. V. Rob
inson, Mr. and Mrs, Everett Olllesple
and Mr, ana Mrs, jonn noyie.
Leave by Motor'
For Trip doiith '
Miss Louise Hollenback, art In
structor lit the Medfofd schools, ac
companied by her house guest, Mrs.
D. L. MoLucns of Klamath Falls, left
yesterday by motor for Sari Fran
cisco, Mrs. McLueae plans to re-
rniln fhurn fnr two Week. SOd MISS
Hollenback will continue to her home
in Olendale. Calif, '
Having been awarded a scholarship
tnr t.h nummer school at the Univer
sity of Oregon, Miss Hollenback will
go to Eugene tht middle of June.
lllanche Hlnabarger Is
President of Club
Wnnnnnh hlh met St the hOlti Of
Blancho Rlnabargef on Thursday att-
.mnnn Vnr Its remits C6'tTtA dlSh
luncheon and business meeting. The
following officers were elected lor
the next term! Blanche Rlnabarger.
n.ri,M ttftrrt! Watson, vice rires-
Identi Carrie Mllnes, secretary and
treasurer! Florence Rush, reporter.
Mrs. Vivian Jackson of Sen Diego,
Cel., waa guest for the afternoon.
AMiatinir the hostess were Biran
Tone and Edmere Watson.
Tin next meeting will be held at
the home of Harriet Watson on June
3lst.
Junior High P.-T. A.
erves Luncheon
In appreciation of the eo-operatlon
of the teachers at the Junior high
school during the past year, the
school P.-T. A. entertained witn a
luncheon Thursday at the school.
The table was beautifully decorstea
In spring flowers of yellow and blue
tapers, the P.-T. A. colora. with cov
ers arranged for 94. As a favor, each
teacher waa presented a tiny rea
school house.
Mrs, Venlt Campbell, general
chairman, was assisted by Mesdamee
Pease, Cllll. Horner, Thurman, Cheney,
Btubblefleld, Rlnabarger and Keesee.
prepared especially for the school by
Misa Hohman.
In the aklt were two English girls
lost In Parle, Kathryn Matr.ger and
Jean Wing! two haughty French
ladles, Deborah Tumy and Marta
Scherer: a French school teacher,
Barbara Jean Schulen children, Har
riett Hart, John Spalding, Hilly Pat
ton, Patsy OeBauer, Ollbert Tumy,
Harlow Carpenter, Betsy Scherer and
Spencer Bromley; the old deaf lady
with bundles, Polly Scherer: a French
girl and four playmates, Peggy
Scherer, Nina Tuttle, John Kirk.
Donny Browne and Charlotte wings
two old friends and their children.
Jeanne Salade with Charles Braley
and Julie Carpenter with Mary Leu
Lyman and Susan Vilas; three detec
tives, Billy Salade, Bob Bromley and
Bob Tuttle.
All of the children In the school
participated In the skit, which gave
the visitors an opportunity to hear
the puplla' speaking knowledge of the
French langusge.
Miss Hohman gave awards for pen
manship In the Rice system Vo Bar
bara Jean Schuler, Bob Bromley. Jean
Wing. Polly Scherer, Deborah Tumy,
Kathryn Matiger, Mart Scherer and
Jeanne Salade. Several membera ot
the class aa well as Miss Hohman.
were complimented by Mr. Rice ot
Brlttngham for their fine work In
penmanship.
Alfred 8. V. Carpenter presented the
gift books to the graduates. Marta
Scherer, Jeanne Salade and Deborah
Tumy, end also gave a short talk
Mlm Foss also spoke, after which
the pupils sang "The Valley School
Farewell Song."
The luncheon, arrangement for
which were mede by Mrs. Alfred 8
V. Carpenter, waa greatly enjoyed,
end wee considered a fitting close
for the successful school year.
Invitations Issued '
To Church Wedding
Mr, and Mrs. A. H. Oregory of 839
East Jackson street, have lasued In
vitations to the wedding of their
daughter, Virginia Dorothy to Ralph
L. Cook, at eight o'clock, on Thurs
day evening, June 14, at the First
Christian church,
Immediately after the ceremony,
there will be a reception at the Ore
gory home.
Teachers' Chorus
Sings in Ashland
Aa a part of the educational day
program of the Oregon Diamond Jub
ilee In Ashland Tuesday, the Jack
son County Teachers' chorus, under
the direction of Miss Harriet Baldwin
will alng at the Southern Oregon
Normal School at 8:30 o'clock.
The program follows.
A Spring Cycle Grieg
(1) Day la Awakened Choruj.
(3) Butterflies (two piano num
ber) Mrs. Mabel Sims add Mri. Effle
Herbert eoman.
IS) Morning Dew Chorus
(4) The Mountain Maid Chorus.
10) Sunshine Song Eleanor Curry
(8) Walts, by Chopin, piano Imo-
gene Wallace.
7) Springtime, a sextet Mra. ltath
erine Wndt, Mrs. Evelyn Nye, Mri.
Maurlne Duncan, Mrs. Nina Cole
Mulholland, Miss Eleanor Curry and
Mis Alleen Ouy.
8) The Tryst Mrs. 8. L. Sanderson.
6) I Love You Mra. Mulholland.
(10) Auturrtn Storm Chorua.
Willett Pupils To
Entertain Visitors
On Tuesday evening, at eight
o'clock, a special program will be
given by seversl gifted students of
Rom Blackrhore Wlllett, from her
Medford and Grants Pass Studios.
They will be assisted by James Llum
of Grant Pass, baritone, who will
present a group of songs.
The event will take place at the
Baldwin recital hall on West Main
street, and through the co-operation
of Mrs, Lllla Purucker, It Is expected
there will be a number of Jubilee
visitors In attendance.
Those taking part Id the program
will be Kathleen Bratton, Norma
Nell!, Jim Llum, Jr., Bill Lonlgan.
Mra. Lydia Ouetelaff, Frit Ouetzlaff
and Mr. Mum.
Jack Sciidiler
Visits Aunt
Jack Scudder arrived In Medford
on Friday from San Francisco to
spend, a few days here visiting1 his
aunt, Mrs. Leonard Carpenter.
e
Bridge Cltih Meets
with Miss Arnsplgar
The Bridge club.- of which Miss
Francea Arnsplger Is . member, met
with her on Thursday evening. Prlre
for high icore during the evening's
play, went to Mia Marjorle Mulhol
land. Present were Misses Catherine
Ohaney, Helen Jones, Ruby Stone,
Justin Miller, Ruth Ottoman, Mul
holland and Carol Dodge.
Airs. Zundel Entertains
For Son's Birthday
Mra. W, Zundel entertained Satur
day afternoon for her son Robert
Oerald, In honor ot his sixth birth
day. Oamea were played during the
aftornoon, after which refreshments
were served by Mra. Zundel, assisted
by Mrs. James Daley and Mrs, E.
Winkle.
The children Invited were Barbara,
Brooks, Eugene Winkle, Jr., Elaine
Winkle. Elaine Hoffman, Regina Par
sons, Frederick Parsons, Barbara Burk
Betty Jean Daley and Nancy Rlna
barger. -
Daughters of Nile
Meet Here Saturday
Daughters of the Nile will hold
their regular June ceremonial In
Medtord at the Maaonlo tsmple Sat
urday, June 9 at two o'clock. Lunch
eon will be served at 13:80 o'clock
In the Medford Hotel,
Mrs. T. P. Franco of Ashland,
queen of Zulelma temple and Mrs.
O. O. Boggs, of Medford, supreme of
ficer, who are attending the aupreme
session In San Diego, will give their
reports at the meeting.
Other business matters will be
taken up, and aa this la the last
meeting before the summer vacation,
all membera are asked to be present.
Visitors from other temples are In
vited to attend.
Jubilee
at
Wurts Gift Shop
Every pron over 17 yean of age, who make a pur
ohaao of $1.00 or more, this week, will receive a mem
bership in the Wurts Book Club. You can join now
and select your gift later , . . Your membership will
start at onot.
Have You Read?
Barbary Coast, H. Aabury Walls of Gold, by Kathleen
Morris
After Worlds Collide-Forbidden Valley, by W. B. Mowery
Three Who Were Strong By Barbara Webb
The Merchants of Death, by H. C. Engelbrecht and Hani
ghen
Anthony Adverse Hervey Allen
MYSTERY TRAVEL FICTION NON-FICTION
Over 2000 Books to Read Read All You Wish. Purchase
a Gift of $1 and Receive a Wurts Book Club Membership.
Cocktail Dance at
Colonial Club for
Johnsens Thursday
Mr. and Mrs. August Johnsen of
Fresno, Calif., who formerly made
their home In Medford, taking a
prominent part In social activities,
will be honor guests at a no boat
cocktail dance which will be given
Thursday from five to eight o'clock
at the Colonial club.
There will be about ISO guests at
the party, who will continue to the
historical pageant "Oyer-Un-Oon,"
being presented aa a part of the
Diamond Jublle program, at the
Jackson county fairground.
Levy Violin Pupils
Will Give Recital
An Interesting event of Jubilee
week, In music, will be the violin
recital Thursday evening; at eight
o'clock In the Baldwin piano Shop,
presented by pupil of Victor Levy.
The program by the orchestral en
semble will Include many Interesting
selections, and plarto student of Se
bastian Apollo will be guest artists.
No oharge will be made, and the pub
lic la Invited to attend.
Thirty Guests Call
For Tea on Monday
Mrs. Jamoa W. Orlgsby Invited
guest to tea at her home on Haven
street Monday, thirty ladles calling
during the afternoon. Mrs. Oerald
Bait poured, assisted by Mra. Fred
King' and Mrs. Sam Jennings.
Misses Carroll,
Degerruark Leave
Miss Maurlne Carroll and Miss
Carln Degermark left today by motor
for Portland, where they plan to re
main for a week. Mis Carroll will
then return to OTegon Caves where
she will spend the summer.
Will Visit Here
hiring Jubilee
Mrs. Ted Merryweather and little
daughter Jean Ann are expected to
arrive here today to visit Mrs. Merry
weather's parent, Mr. and Mrs, Geo.
Eads, and attend the Diamond Jubl.
lee, .
Book Club Meets
With Mrs. Wold
Mrs. Jonaa Wold waa hoates Fri
day to the Book club at which time
Norway was the country studied. A
buffet luncheon of Norwegian deli
cacies was served the members by
Mrs. Wold.
The political and geographical high
light of Norway were presented, and
picture of some Norwegian beauty
spot were shown. Mrs. E. H. Porter
gave an Interesting review or scann
lnavlan Summer .'' -v - t
Colonial Tea at
Jacksonville Thursday
Ladies Aid of the Jacksonville Pres
byterian church la sponsoring a quilt
display at the church there Thursday
from ten to five o'clock. The ex
hibit will be open to the public,
without charge.
In the afternoon a Colonial tea will
be held at the church. Some of the
quilt whleh will be on display, ac
cording to members of the committee
are over a hundred years old.
-Keesees
Ifuve Clucst
For Jubilee Week
Mr, and Mrs. H, W. Keesee will
have e their hous guests Mr. and
Mr. B- W. Rlddl of Riddle, Oregon
for Jubilee who will return to their
home June 8. Little Louise Keesee
will return home with them to spend
the ummer. They plan to visit sev
eral of the westegi state, Yellow
atone park, and return through Can
ada. They are also taking two
nephews. Raymond Crosby and Oer
ald Keesee who will visit relatives
and friends In Riddle.
Prayer Service
At Baptist Church
A Jubilee prayer meeting win be
held at the First Baptist church at
the corner of North Central and
Fifth streets Wednesday evening.
June 8 at eight o'clock. All those
who do not attend the pageant at
the fairgrounds the first night, arc
welcome.
The service will Include an organ
number, otd time songs, solos and
quartets, with a short sketch of Ore
gon pioneer ministers and mission
aries will be given, also testtmonlala.
Special
Mr, and Mrs. Neff
Honored at Dinner
Mr. and Mra. Porter J. Neff were
honor guest last evening at a dinner
party, given at the home of Mr. and
Mra. Ollbert Stuart, 18 Modoc, Cov
ers were arranged for twenty guest.
An Hour of Music
Given by Pupils of
Mrs. Roberta Bebb
"An Hour of Music." presented by
4 group of the piano pupils of Ro
berta Ward Bebb, Wednesday even
ing at the Baldwin recital hall, prov
ed a satisfying musical event to the
friendly and appreciative audience
present.
As novel a It was delightful was
the Interestingly balanced program,
Including "two-piano" numbers and
two t'rlos (six hands), a well as solos
compositions of the great maater.
Outstanding feature were the
"technique facile" poise, memory
work and sensitiveness of Interpreta
tion by the student' playing. The
length of the program did not per
mit Interest to lag.
A humoroua reading, capably ren
dered hy Suzette Stennett, and the
delightful singing of "Take Joy
Home" by La Murle Beck, addsd much
to the program.
Mr. Bebb expressed appreciation
to Mrs. Lllla Purucker for use of
the Baldwin piano and the concert
hall.
Beautiful flowers were presented
Mrs. Bebb by the pupils in apprecia
tion of her untiring efforts.
A a fitting finale, In observance ot
Memorial day, the audience Joined
with the students In the singing of
America.
The program follow:
Spanish Gypsy Dance . ........
Dent Mowrey (Portland. Ore.)
Prelude In A Major Chopin
Die Sllbernixe (The Silver Nymph)
. Helns
Betty Fowler
Indian Dance In the Firelight..,..,.
Mclntyre
Gretchen McAllister
Taps (Military March) Engelmann
Hide and Seek Schytte
Emmett Beeson
Spanish Dance (six hands)
, ,.... Moszkowskl
Betty Fowler, Margaret Ruth
Bolton, Fred Beck
Minuet In D Minor Bach
Allegro In F Major ...Haydn
Ethel May Roblnett
The March of the Tin Soldiers
Tsohalkowsky
(for two pianos)
Oretchen McAllister
Emmett Beeson
Elegle - Massenet
The Butterfly Merkel
Margaret Ruth Bolton
Reading ,........ Selected
5 . Suzette Stennett
Country- Gardens ......, Grainger
Valee In D Flat Major , Chopin
Lois Herman
Hungarian Dance, No. 1 In F (six
hands) Brahms
Margaret Ruth Bolton, Betty Fowler,
Fred Beck
Scotch Poem MacDowell
Aragonalse (from "Le Cid")..Massenet
LaMurte Beck
Hungary (Rhapsodle Mlgnonne)
Koetllng
Lois Herman
Plzaleati (for two pianos) Dellbes
Lois Herman, LaMurle Beck
Vocal Take Joy Home Bossett
, LaMurle Beck
America.
Farewell Shower Honors
Mi's Jeanne McKay
A farewell handkerchief shower In
honor of Miss Jeanne McKay, who
left thl morning for Chicago, . was
Riven Thursday night at the home of
Mlaa June William. Those who were
present for the event were Misses
Helen Kindle, Nancy Morrow, Hazel
Dressier, Mary Bean, Mary Anne
Gates, Dorothy Shaw, Mlas McKay,
and the hostess.
Mrs. Bonne, MlsHrdily
tiueati of Mother In City
Mra. waiter Bowne and Miss Dor
othea Reddy of San Francisco arrived
her Saturday to spend two weeks
visiting their mother, Mra. J. F.
Reddy. John Reddy, son of Mrs. J.
F. Reddy, returned to Medford Sat
urday from Spokane, having com
pleted the school year at Oonzaga
university. '
Mrs. Bowne returned to San Fran
cisco about two months ago from
Papeete, Tahiti, where she had been
residing.
Afr. and Mrs. Hart
Invite Hundred To
Open House Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hart of 18 Ross
Court, will hold open house this eve
ning, having Issued Invitations to
about one hundred of their friends to
call,
Airs. Plant Visits
Mrs. Lemmon Here
Mrs. Helen Plant was the guest of
her sister, Mrs. Crawford Lemmon
and family here Saturday en route to
San Jose, where she Is assistant dean
of women In the state teachers' col
lege. Mrs. Plant was here several days in
May on her way to Hood River, where
she visited with her family for three
weeks.
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House Guests
At Orr Home
Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Braea field, and
daughters Marjorle and Mary of
Portland, are the house guests dur
ing Jubilee week of Mr. and Mrs. A. E.
Orr. Miss Marjorle plans to spend
her two weeks vacation here, and
other members of the family will re
turn north.
A party has been planned in their
honor during their visit In Medford
Delegates To Report
On Grand Lodge Session
Reports from delegates to the Grand
Lodge will be the feature of the
business for tho Olive Rebekah lodge,
Monday evening, June 4. Delegates
attending Grand Lodge at Tillamook
this year were Carrie Rickert, Ethel
Hlgglnbotham. Lucretia W hillock and
Sarah Redden. Grace Hamlin was
elected to qualify for district deputy
president from this lodge.
Members are urged to attend this
meeting and visitors will be wel
comed. YVeatonka Council
Elects Officers
Weatonka council held Its election
of officers at the meeting the past
Week, with . Mabel Quackenbush
named Pocahontas, Sara Tblle, Weno
nah; Bern ice Sears, proprietress;
Richard Slnglcr, Powhatan and Flor
ence Rush, reporter;
initiation was held and Mildred
Ward was taken Into the organiza
tion. Announcement waa made that the
Southern Oregon-Northern California
association meeting of the tribes and
councils will be held on Sunday.
June 10, In the Ashland park, with
i basket dinner.
Social night for this month has
been postponed, the date to be an
nounced later. Refreshments were
served at the meeting by Peggy PUr
din and Austin Bameburg.
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A New Terraplane
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House Guests Here
During Celebration
Mr. and Mrs. Don Welch arrived
In Medford Saturday afternoon to
spend the week attending the Dia-
L.hliaa lfhrAtlnn. While In
the city they will be the house guest
ot Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fen.
On Tuesday evening, Mr. and Mrs.
Perl will entertain with a bridge
party honoring the Welches, and Mr.
and Mrs. Larry Schade are also en
tertaining for them during their
stay. Mrs. Welch U Mr. and Mrs
Schade 's niece.
Lincoln Sertfre Club
To Have Jubilee Booth
The Lincoln Service club will con
duct a food booth at the corner of
Main and Central streets during the
Diamond Jubilee, the proceeds to be
used for hot lunches to be served the
children of the Lincoln school next
term.
California Folk Make
Trip to Crater Lake
Dr. and Mrs. E. Lewis Prebsting
and children, Edward and Dorothy
Mae. of Davis, Cel., were guests In
Medford during the past week. On
Tuesday they motored to Crater Lake,
accompanied by Mrs. Minnie G
Heinle. Dr. Proebstlng's aunt. Dr.
Proebsting Is a member of the Uni
versity of California faculty.
Royal Neighbors Give
Dance and Card Party
On Thursday evening, the Royal
Neighbors entertained with a dance
and card party, which was attended
by many guests. Mrs. Gentry was
awarded the prize at bridge. In
charge for the evening, were Neigh
bor Alice Lewis and her committee.
Captain Edith Beck and her team
presented the fancy drill which they
have prepared for the R. N. A. dis
trict convention In Ashland, wednea
day. June 6. The beautiful drill was
greatly enjoyed by the guests.
The next regular meeting of the
camp has been postponed, It was an
nounced at the gathering.
Party Friday
After Graduation
After the commencement exercises
at the high school Friday evening,
Fldrenee Glfford entertained t group
of her friends with a dancing party
at the home of her parents, on the
Old Stage road.
Several stunt were given during
the evening which caused great
merriment. Decorations were carried
out In blue and white. Refreshments
were served by the hostess.
Guests present were .Misses Artetta
Tyrrell, Erma Nledermeyer, Leona
Conger, Evelyn Brockw&y, Beryl
Brock way, Margaret Purcell, Gwendo
lyn Kroue, Harsel Moffett, Thelma
Lyons, Florence Glfford, and Messrs.
statements that cover thousands and thou
lands of miles of owner driving, on all upkeep
costs, the ruggedness and economy of Terra
plane design and construction is proved,
A CHALLENGE IN STYLE With thh
year's streamlined style, it is the only car
with fully advanced styling in the lowest
price field!
A CHALLENGE IN RUGGEDNESS
With double steel body, extra rugged chassis.
John Conner, Claud Hoover, Homer
Conger, Lewis Conger, Donald Nleder
meyer, Norman Spencer, Elwyn Kroin
Kenneth Moore, Riley Cook, Herbert
Glfford and, Randall Glfford.
T
MODERN
CLASSIC
As the name implies... a
classic created in the spirit
of today. Designed by one
of the country's leading
contemporary designers.
May we show you how truly
exquisite it is?
If it's the Newest
in Silverware, it's always
Larry Schade
Your Fnvorlte Jeweler Since IRIS
big, powerful Bendix Equal
Action Brakes, the rugged Terra
plane Challenger offers long life.
Drive these cars todayl
There are four models.
HUDSON MOTOR CAR CO.
Terraplane li now offered in 3
Sries: The CHALLENGER,
SPECIAL, and MAJOR
Acnuor? Equipment Sllgbilr Eim
Phone 304