MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, SUNDAY, JUNE 17. 1934.
PAGE TWO
Society and Club Events Reviewed for Week
Edited by
Irva K. Fewell
Virginia Gregory Is
Bride of Mr. Cook
In Church Wedding
'. In an Impressive ceremony, per
formed at tight o'clock Thursday
evening by Rev. William R. Balrd,
MIh Virginia Oregory, daughter at Mr.
and Mrs. A. H. Gregory o( Medford,
and Ralph L. Cook, son of Mr. and
Mra. W. M. Cook ot Yakima, Wash.,
vara united In marriage at the First
Christian church, before a large gath
ering of their friends.
Olven In marriage by her father,
the bride wore white aatln and lace,
made floor length, prlnce&s style. Her
veil was of plain tulle, held In place
by a coronet of orange blossoms, and
her shower bouquet was of pink rose
buds. Miss Marjorle Oregory, sister of the
bride, was maid of honor and wore a,
frock of pink taffeta with flounces
shirred to each aide of the skirt at
the knee. She carried a bouquet of
sweet peas.
The frocks of the brldeamalds were
fashioned the same as the m&tds of
honor., Miss Oeraldlne Latham wore
light green taffeta, and Miss Jean
Woodford -waa attired In pale yellow.
Both carried bouquets of sweet peas.
Wayne May, who came here from
Oakland, Calif,, was best man, and
the ushers were Oerald Latham and
Charles Smith.
Boss petals were strewn down the
aisle by little Vera Frances Smith,
who wore pink ruffled organdie.
Preceding the oeremony, Mr. and
Mra. Marmle E. Olson sang Cadman's
"At Dawning", and Mlsa Eleanor
Curry eang as a solo. "Because." Mlaa
Oenevleve Brown was at the piano,
and also played Wagner's Wedding
March from Lohengrin.
Following the wedding, reception
waa held at the Oregory residence,
829 East Jackson street, to which
forty guests were Invited. Serving,
were Miss Betty Culy and Miss Roxy
Anna Fry, with Mrs. P. O. Latham
and Mrs. Mabel Marsh assisting about
the rooms. The House was decorated
In bouquets of sweet peas.
Out-of-town guests for the wed
ding and reception were Mr. and Mrs.
W. M. Cook and daughter Miss Varna
of Yakima, and Mrs. a. o. Orlggs
and daughter, Jeen, of Nampa. Ida.
For traveling, Mrs. Cook wore a
two-piece print suit, with white ax
cusorles. The couple will be at
home to their friends In Medford,
following a three weeks' wedding trip
south.
Misses Ross Visit
Sleeter Residence
Miss Flora Ross of Decatur, 111.,
and Mlts Ada Ross of Chicago are In
Medford to spend the summer as
guests of Dr. and Mrs. R. w. Sleeter.
The Misses Roes are sisters of Mrs.
Sleeter,
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Soutti Methodist Society
Will Meet on Tuesday
The Missionary - society of the
South Methodist church will meet
with Mrs. Joe Thomas Tuesday after
noon at 3:00 o'clock. All members
are to meet at the ohurch at one
o'clock and
provided.
transportation will be
concert Artists """'"
Visit In Medford
Mrs. Helen Louise Oles snd Mrs.
Margaret Moss Hennlon, soloist In the
Plymouth Congregstlonal church of
Seattle, visited with Mrs. W. O. Oan
naway Thursday. Mra. Hennlon and
Mrs. Olea have been giving concerts
In California and Oregon and were
returning to their home city.
Mrs. Degerness
Hostess at Luncheon .
Mra. W. C. Degernesa was hostess
at luncheon on Friday, Inviting
friends to meet Mrs. I. J. Olson of
Klamath Falls, and her sister, Mlts
Hazel Hart of Spokane. Assisting Mrs,
Drgerneas, was Mrs. Jack Moad,
Mrs. . Olson and Mrs. Hart, who
hsve been - house guests of Mrs.
Degerness, left Saturday for their
home. .
Pythian Sisters
Ouests Mrs. Judge
Pythian Sisters met at the home
of Mrs. Thomas Judge, 100S Ksst
Msln street, June 13, with four tables
of bridge In plsy. First price went
to Adelaide Bwarta, and the consola
tion prlre to Srally Conrad,
The neat meeting will be held with
Ruth Walden, 1773 North Riverside
avenue, June 34. A covered dish
luncheon will be served on the lawn.
loyally Club
Honors Mrs, Lilly
The Loyalty club of the Ingles met
In their ball Wednesday. After their
regular business meeting, Mrs. Lilly
was presented with a surprise shower
receiving many nice gifts.
The hostesses served refreshments
and an enjoyable afternoon waa apenl
by all,
The nest meeting will be an all
day seaalon with pot luck dinner
at noon at the Oaks dance pavilion.
July 11. The meeting Is to start at
3:30 a. m., to work on a quilt.
Past Pocahontas'
Honored at Lodge
The Past Pocahontas were honored
. Friday night by taking charge of the
meeting of the lodge. Those occu
pying the offices were lather Dooms,
Pocahontas: Oladya Lawrenta, Wen
onah: Oladya Dooms, Prophetess and
Frank Martin, Powhatan.
After the lodge session an enjoy
able evening of dancing was held,
with Dickey's orchestra furnishing the
music. Refreshments were served by
Carrie Mllnes, Evelyn Stagg and Nor
ma Martin.
Next .Friday evening will be the
regular social card party Bight.
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Rhododendron festival at Aslivllle, N. C June 12 to IB. In private life,
she Is Myra Peyton Lynch, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. J. M. Lynrh or AMie
vllle and a prominent member of the younger set. (Associated Press Photo)
Violin Ensemble at
Baldwin Piano Shop
Victor Levy, violin Instructor of
Medford, presented 33 students In
violin ensemble Thursray evening
at the Baldwin Piano Shop to s et-l
paclty audience. It was a delightful ' show were allowed, and plans for next
event, listening to the children and I fall discussed. Mrs. J. R. Woodford,
their remarkable renditions of dlffl-! tho president, appointed some of .the
cult muslo. i committees.
They are well trained for orches-1 Mrs. Qeo. F. Phythlan was appolnt
tra work as well as solo, and the Cd program chairman. On the plant
audience waa appreciative of their , ki, committee are Mrs. Louis Bundy,
efforts. Mrs. Milton Ottoman and Mrs. Wlnl-
There were a few changes In the i tred Baley. publicity, Jane Snedlcor,
program, vyru oauuer ana miss uu
France, who were to be guest piano
soloists, could not appear. However,
their teacher, Sebastian Apollo, well
known pianist of Medford, played two
beautiful numbers, "Rlgolettl," by
Llast, and "Vnlse Chromatic," by God
ard. Mr. Levy promised the audience
another recital In the near future- to
which we are all looking forward.
Those participating In the ensem
ble were Roland Varner, Robert
Oreaves, Stanley Jones, Doris Wade,
Lillian Lynum, Olive Eldrldge, Nola
Harwood, David Luman, Ray Wolff,
Joyce Freed, Viola eleven, Qlen
Jewett, Mabel Jewett, Olen Reed,
Robert Taylor, Mary Udtng, Janice
MacDonald, Chios El son. Virginia
Hammond, Ernest Winkle, Edward
Oove, Harlalee Wilson and Eldrldge
Oray.
The following program was given:
Junior March ...Aacher
Barcarolle, from Tales of Hoffman
Offenbach
Cathedral Meditation Lemare
Violin Ensemble
Sweet Reverie . :
Miss Martha De Sours
Skipper March ... Morton
Moonlight Sonata ...... Beethoven
II Baclo (Kiss Walts)..... Ardltl
Violin Ensemble
Tarantella ,.,
Miss DsSoura '
Fifth Nooturna ..,. Leybach
Llebeatraum ; Llset
Violin Ensemble
To Spring .......Orleg
Selected
Rlgolette Llsat
Valse Chromatic Oodard
Sebastian Apollo
War March from "Athella" .........
Mendelssohn
Violin Ensemble
Misses Patton
Return Pmm m.mI
Miss Helen Patton. who was aradu. !
ated from tha Ann. ..hni
Berkeley, Cel., and her elater, Miss
Doris Patton, a student at Mill, col
lege In that city, have returned to
Medford to spend the summer. They
accompanied their mother, Mrs. Ham
ilton Patton, who went south for
graduation eseroisea at Anna Head.
Plan Joint Meeting
At Kedmen Hall
On next Tuesday evening, June 10.
the Redmen and Pocahontas lodges
will hold a Joint meeting at the Red
men hall on Apple atreet.
The tribe and council of this city
are to be honored by the presence of
Great Sachem of California George
M. Smith and Mrs, Smith, also Great
Chief of Records, Porter L. Bliss and
Mrs. Bliss, who ii a past great Poca
hontaa. This meetlna will ha nt .. i.....
est to all membere and It la hoped
'" large attendance,
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Old Experienced Shavers
llh tough, wiry tirnrde, are astounded nhen
they find that the
' Schick Dry Shaver
girts them clean, close share,
with very little effort.
Garden Club Has
New Committees
The Medford Garden club held Its
last meeting of the year Thursday
evening at the Medford Hotel. Bllla
connected with the recent flower
and Rock Garden committee, Mrs. O.
L. Qoff, Mrs. Jacobs and Jane Snedl
cor. . .
The membership committee, Mrs.
Leland Menteer, chairman, will con
tinue the contest for new members
until Sept, 6, the date tor the next
regular meeting. Mrs. Curtis Darby
and Jane Snedlcor, delegates to the
state meeting, each gave an interest
ing report In full, suggesting new
Ideas for Garden club activities and
telling of attractive gardens visited,
during the convention.
Mrs. Itimnrrt
EnleriJilna Club
Past Noble Grands' club met June
14 at the home of Mrs. Lottie How
ard, 313 South Front stret, and five
new members were initiated. Assist
ing Mrs. Howard were Ethel Hlggln
botham and Katherlne Daniels.
On July 13, Dr. and Mrs. Jud D.
Rlckert will entertain the group at
their home with a covered dish sup.
per. The husbands or the members
are Invited.
Catholic sUdlea
Plan Uwn Pnrty
A lawn party, with bridge and 500,
has been ptauned by the ladles of
the Sacred Heart Catholic church at
the home of Mra. O. M. Brewer on
Siskiyou Heights, Thursday, June 31,
at 3 o'clock. The party Is being
given for the benefit of St. Mary's
academy. The publlo la Invited.
Forty Attend
Guild party
Forty were present Friday after
noon at the bridge luncheon of the
St, Mark's guild at the river cabin
of Mrs. John Peter at Shady Cove.
PNm at contract bridge was won
by Mrs. Herman and at auction by
Mrs. A. F. Stnnett.
The guild will meet for luncheon
some time In July at Mrs. Hugh Ham-
lln' c4l"n on Rogu" r,Tr'
Job's Daughters to CI Ire
formal timice Monday Eve
Members of Job'a Daughters have
Issued Invitations to a formal danc
ing party Monday evening In the Ma
sonlo hall, which will follow the
regular meeting of the order.
Patrons and patronesses for the
evening will be Dr. L. L. Sanders.
Mrs. Ernest Smith. Miss Arvilla
Burns, Mrs. o. q. D'Albinl, H. F.
hfordwlek and Mrs. Fred L. Strang.
Miss Catherine Ford will be chair
man of the refreshments committee.
Fountain Lunches
Gardner Drugs
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Durnos and Smiths
Entertaining Today
Dr. snd Mrs. R. W. Durno and Mr.
and Mrs. Justin Smith are enter
taining this evening at open house,
Inviting about one hundred guests
to the Durno home at 6:30 o'clock.
Buffet supper will be served at 8:30.
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Mission Groups In
Session at Church
The Home and Foreign Missionary
societies, hsld a Joint session Tuesday
afternoon In the parlors of the First
M. E. church with Mrs. Holloway and
Mra. Wiley presiding, respectively.
Exercises opened with singing "In
the Service of the King", followed
with prayer.
The nominating committee pre
sented the following officers for the
new year: President, Mrs. Mortensen;
vice president, Miss Phtpps: corre
sponding secretary, Mrs. Koppen:
treasurer, Mrs. Holloway.
Devotional period was under the
leadership of Mrs. Kunzman, with the
topic, "Service". Mra. Andrews re
peated the service given at the con
vention held at DUIard, reading John
8-13, also Psalms 111:3-6. Mrs. Kop
pen briefly outlined the program, of
the convention with Mrs. Wiley giv
ing a report of the business session.
Mrs. Isham, district treasurer for the
Foreign society, addressed the meet
ing In a short talk of Interest.
The study program, topic, "Carriers
of Life" was presented by Miss Chlr
gwln, with the following numbers:
"Threefold Furlough," Mrs. Walker;
"Retirement," Mrs. Chlrgwln: "Pre
paration and Acceptance," Miss
Phlpps; "Presenting the Christian
Message," Mrs. Holloway.
The concluding number was a song
by Mrs. Holloway, "Do Something for
Others." Hostesses, Mesdamea Kunz
man, Koppes, Koppen, McNary, served
punch and cakes during the social
period.
TieW.CT.U.
At the Otrls' Community club
rooms beuati fully decorated with
flowers arranged by Mrs. Berry, the
W. C. T. U. held Its annual Flower
Mission day with a good attendance.
As this was also Flag day, the
program was divided between the two
subjects. The devotional period was
led by Eleanor Todd with Helen Wll
son at tho piano. This part con
sisted of hymns, prayers and a fine
talk by the leader.
With the playing of "The Star
Spangled Banner" the second part of
the program was given, under the
leadership of Mrs. Berry. Clarabelle
Jennlnri sang very ably a, song of
"lower day. Rev. E. A. Oldenburg
gave a short talk on the flag, saying
that our organization works effect
ively toward a stainless flag.
Doris Wade, accompanied by her
mother, delighted all by two very
fine violin numbers. Mrs. Blgler gave
two beautiful readings, which
were
much appreciated. .
At the buslnrAs aeaslcii further
plans were made for the rummage
and baked food sale to be held June
33 and 93. A county Institute will
be held In the Llthla park in Ash
land July 14.
Mrs. Russell had a birthday this
same day so she was surprised with
a beautiful cake. Refreshments were
served and the social waa enjoyed by
all. Flowers were then taken to a
number of people who were 111.
Mr. and Mrs. Spencer '
Are Returning Home
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Spencer are leav
ing today for their home In Portland;
having been guests here the past
week of Dr. and Mrs. J. D. Rlckert.
(leaner Clans
To Meet This Week
Members of the Gleaners Sunday
school class of the First Baptist
church will meet Tuesday afternoon
at 3:30 o'clock with Mrs
Miner at
404 South Grape street,
tendance la desired.
A full at-
Norma? School Students
Guests at Party Here
At the home of Mr. aud Mrs. My
ron Root In Medford, Miss Harriet
Smith of Ashland, Lloyd Nicholson
and Robert Root entertained a dune
ing party Friday evening. Inviting 31 iThe Medford boys' quartet sang be
nuesu. The btoud Included class- i fore the main address. Ruth Pratt
mates at the Southern Oregon Nor
mal school.
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Invitations Issued,
McDonald-Parsons
Wedding June 27th
Of Interest to many Medford soci
ety folk la the approaching wedding
In SeaUle June 37 of Miss Elizabeth
Pearl McDonald, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Donald A. McDonald to George
H. Parsons, son of Mr. and Mrs. Regi
nald H. Parsons who has Just re
turned home from Harvard.
Invitations have been Issued to the
marriage . ceremony, which will be
performed by Miss McDonald's broth
er, the Rev. Frederick McDonald, as
sisted by the Rev. Sidney Morgan and
to the reception following at the
home of Captain and Mra. James
Griffiths.
A recent Issue of the Seattle Times
says of the wedding plans: "Miss
Mary Bowne Parsons will be Miss Mc
Donald's maid of honor and Mrs.
John Curtis Blackford, Jr., matron of I
honor.
"Miss Marjorle Lou Russell of
Minneapolis and Mlsa Mary Lou San
ders, a cousin of the bride, will serve
as bridesmaids, while the niece and
nephew of the bridegroom, little
Natalie Too tell and Coeffrcy Tootell
will be flower girl and ring bearer,
respectively.
"Mr. Reginald BemlA Parsons who
arrives June 33 from New York, will
act as his brother's best man and
ushers will Include the Messrs. Ly
man Tondel, John Sch wager, Arthur
Ayers and William Newhall and Bay
ard Getchell of Medford, Or."
To attend the wedding from Med
ford, Mr. and Mrs. Bayard Getchell
and William Newhall will motor
north with Mrs. Delroy Getchell.
Upon their return here. Miss Gloria
Getchell will accompany them.
The Parsons family, who spend a
portion of each summer at the Hill
crest orchard home here. Is well
known in this city.
Mr. Renter Leaves
Tuesday for Seattle
Mrs. Arthur Renter, who has been
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.
C. Gannaway for the past month,
leaves for Seattle Tuesday night to
Join Mr. Renter who has been on a
business trip to Alaska and the
Yukon.
Mfsses Walsh Are
Week-End Guests
Misses Anne and Florence Walsh of
New York, are week-end guests In
this city of their sister, Mrs. Kather
lne Washburn. They will be enter
tained while here with trips to Crater
and Diamond lakes. They are to leave
tomorrow morning for a tour of the
Pacific northwest, stopping at Lake
Louise and Chicago, before returning
to New York.
Mrs. Shnffer
Hotlored at Shower '
Mrs, Paul Shaffer, the former Ethel
Tucker, was the Inspiration for a
surprise shower Thursday evening,
given at her home on Peach street
by the young ladles of the First Bap
tist church, all being members of
Mrs A. J. Anderson's Sunday school
class.
Games were enjoyed during the
evening and Mrs. Shaffer was pre
sented many lovely presents. Re
freshment were served.
lntltute.Rall.v
,tt Methodist Church
An Institute Rally was held June
10, at the First M. B. church by the
Epworth Leagues of Medford, Grants
Pass. Ashland, and Talent. From 6
to 7 p. m., the "fun hour," everyone
sang pep songs, skits were given by
Medford and arants Pass, and sup
per waa served.
From 7 to 8 o'clock devotlonals
were led by Joyce Banish of Medford;
sub-dlstrlct officers and lesgue presi
dents were Introduced: announce
ments were made; and a talk was
given by Herbert Palmer of Grants
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League choir of Medford sang a spe
cial number .after the prayer led by
Clarence Holdrldgo of Ashland. The
scripture reading was led by Delia
Will ard of Ashland. This was follow
ed by an offertory organ solo by Don
ald Huckabee of Grants Pass, who
also gave tne address of the evening.
of Grnnts Psm
had charge of the
worship hour.
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Party on Saturday
For Richard Sleight
Miss Gertrude Boyle was hostess
last evening to a group of friends,
honoring Richard Sleight, who la vis
ltlng here from San Francisco.
' Tennis and swimming were enjoyed
preceding a buffet aupper. The re
mainder of the evening was spent at
dancing.
Mrs. Crawford Is
Hostess'To Group
Mrs. Raymond Crawford was hos
tess Tuesday afternoon to the Ladles'
Auxiliary of the First Baptist church
for a combined busUieas and mission
ary meeting. The president, Mrs.
Joseph Lester, presided.
The meeting was opened with the
song "Near the Cross" followed by
prayer led by Mrs. Hague.
The devotional service waa In
charge A Miss Louise Hunderup from
Portland who la In Medford helping
with the Baptist church vacation
Bible school. She gave an Inspira
tional talk and everyone appreciated
her presence.
The secretary read two letters from
missionaries, one from Kodlak, Alas
ka, and the other from China. Roll
call was answered with a verse of
scripture or a current event. Mrs.
Dally then talked on the topic "The
Friendly Doors."
An Interesting little skit portraying
an African wedding was presented by
the missionary committee, of which
Mrs. R. L. Hague Is the chairman.
A report on the Baptist convention
in Portland waa given by Mrs. Daily.
This waa followed by a duet number,
"Fishing for the Lord" sung by Mrs.
Ralph Raymond and her son Bobby.
The closing prayer waa given by Dr.
Eva Carlow.
Economics Club Meets
At Central Point
The Home Economics club of the
Central Point Grange will meet on
Wednesday afternoon, June 37, at the"
the home of Mrs. Robert Hague. A
good attendance is desired.
League Dramatic Club
To Present Comedies
The Epworth League Dramatic club
of the First M. E. church Is prepar
ing three comedies to be given Fri
day, June 39. The plays have all
been cast and each one has had at
least one practice.
"Apostrophe In Modern Dress", by
Warren Beck, has a cast of four and
is being directed by Mildred Walker.
"A Weakness for Nurses," by Edna
Hlggins Strachan, has a cast of five
and Is being directed by Mrs, R. P.
Mortensen. "Call It a Day," by
Manta S. Graham, has a cast of six
teen and is being directed by Ross
Knotts.
Mrs. A. S. Short has charge of the
costumes for the last play.
The costs Include a large number
of the members of the Epworth
League. Members of "Apostrophe In
Modern Dress," are Charles Napoleon
Brown, a clerk, Andy Sever son; J. J.
Horsoff, president of the concern,
Howard Poffenbarger; Miss Meadows,
a stenographer, Helen Power; and
Fannie, a colored scrub woman, Jan
ette Trill. Howard Poffenbarger and
Janette Trill will be remembered for
the excellent portrayals they gave In
"The Lost Church," a short while ago.
Members of "A Weakness for
Nurses," are Miss Harding, head
nurse, Josephine Power; Mary
O'Leary, a nurse, Eleanora Poffenbar
ger; Marmaduke Brownleigb, a pa
tient, John G tilings; Albert Brown
leigb, his uncle, Lester Fay; and An
gelica Brownlelgh, his aunt. Jean Gil
lings. Lester Fay will also be re
membered for his fine performance
In "The Lost Church."
"Call It a Day", haa a long list of
characters. The two main ones are
being portrayed by Olle Severson and
Beth Gtllings as Dr. Culver and Mrs.
Culver. Other members or the cast
are: Mr. Brown, Art Cook; Mrs.
Brown, Margaret Bateman; Dorothy
Brown. Joan Burk; Oakley Cheever,
Laurel Morris; Homer Howell, Dwlght
Short; Mrs. Bleven, Louisa Cowden;
Mrs. White, Lois Llttrel); Miss Frank,
Phyllis Smith; Evangeline Klefer.
France Arnsplger; Mr. Crawford,
John Koppen; Buelah 8 to we, Ruth
LeClerc; Mra. Gray, Betty Paske;
Amos SchwartE, James Wollam; and
Mrs. Deever. Betty Dynan.
The League orchestra, directed by
Mrs. Knotts. will play, and there will
be several other musical numbers on
the same program.
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Soneone
Who Is
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to be
Married?
French Luncheon
Served Book Club
At Friday Session
Mrs. E. N. Vilm entertained mem
bers of her book club Friday at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Robert
Hart, 3430 Hlllcrest road, with a 1
o'clock luncheon.
As France was the country being
studied by the group, the luncheon
was served In French style, In an at
tractive manner. Mrs. W. B. Robin
son gave a review on "French Condi
tions of Today" and Mrs. E. H. Por
ter read some adaptable articles from
Time.
Guests present for the meeting
were Miss Flora Ross of Decatur, 111.,
and Miss Ada Ross of Chicago, house
guests of Mrs. R. W. Sleeter.
Mrs. Gore's Pupils
Will Be Presented
un v. n. nnn. will nresent a
musical program featuring a group
of her pupUa on Friday evening. June
oq ... hj Rnlriwin recital hall at
8:16 o'clock, she announced yester
day.
The public la invited to the must
i. vhirn win lncluds interesting
presentations of solo work and two-
piano numbera.
Prlscllla Circle
To Meet Wednesday
Prlscllla circle will meet with Mrs.
Sam Bateman, at her home, 302
Maple atreet on Wednesday afternoon
at 2:30 o'clock.
Drill Team
Will Practice
Edith Beck has requested the Royal
Nplehhar drill team to meet Thurs
day afternoon at two o'clock for
practice.
Mrs. Thompson To
Entertain Club
Mrs. Grace Thompson, who resides
at 113 Tripp street, will be hostess
on Tuesday afternoon, to members
of the Carnation club.
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Card Party at
Parish Hall
St. Ann's Altar society of the
Sacred Heart Catholic church will
sponsor, on Wednesday evening at 6
o'clock, a card party to which the
public la Invited. I
i
Mrs. Gen i to Visit
Parents In Minnesota
Mrs. HJalmar T. Gentle and small
daughter, Ann Louise, left Friday j
morning on the Shasta for Duluth. I
Minn., where they plan to remain for
the aummer with Mrs. Gentle'a Fir- i
ents, "r. and Mrs. O. H. Torman.
Fidelity Circle (
Meeting la Tuesday
Mrs. B. P. Mortensen will be hos-
tese Tuesday afternoon to members i
of Fidelity circle at her home at Sis- i
klyou Memorial park. All members j
are requested to be present, as elec
tion of officers will be held. 1
Here 's What the State Sanitary
Inspector Had to Say: ...
when he inspeoted our bakery yesterday.
Bead the report. It's our best advertisement.
DEPARTMENT OP AGRICULTURE
Division of Foods and Dairies.
Agricultural Bldg., Salem, Oregon
SANITARY INSPECTION REPORT
Name of place: Pluhrer's Bakery.
Name of proprietor: W. H. Fluhrer.
Address: Medford.
Date of inspection: 6-11-34.
Light: Good. Ventilation: Good.
Plumbing: 0. K.
General Appearance: Exceptionally good.
Remarks: Ceiling, walls and floor are in very
good condition. Have clean cases for display
of Bakery goods in salesroom. Bake Shop,
Cake Room, Racks, Pans, Tables, Bins,
Troughs, Mixers, General Machinery are in
very good order. Food coverage is good.
Bread is full weight,
F. A. HAN2EN,
J. D, MI0KLE, Inspector.
Division Chief.
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We welcome your Inspection at any
time! We have nothing to hide!
Miss Joan DeLosh
To Visit In North
Mlsa Joan DeLosh, daughter of Mrs.
Guy W. Phetteplace. will leave here
early this week, for a month'a vaca
tion In Portland and Washington
points.
In Portland, she will be the hduae
guest of Miss Audrey Coons. Mlsa
DeLosh then plana to continue to
Aberdeen, Wash., where ahe will
spend two weeks with her grand
mother, Mrs. Clara DeLosh.
Mrs. DeLosh and Miss DeLosh will
go to Seattle, to visit Miss Virginia
Hansen, who attended St. Helen's
hall In Portland when Miss DeLosh
was a student at the school. Mlsa
Hansen is now a Junior at the Uni
versity ot Washington.
Mrs. Robert Dunham
Of Chicago Arrives
To Visit Relatives
Mrs. Robert Dunham of Chicago
arrived In Medford on the Sha.t
Friday forenoon from Burllngame,
Cal., to spend some time here visit
ing her brother, Frank Preston, of
Applegate.
Her step-daughter, Mra. Clough,
who la also a guest In Medford, la
visiting Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Blsck at
their lodge on Rogue river. Mrs. Dun
ham will be a guest of Mrs. Black
before returning to her home.
Social Club Meets
At Mrs. Watson's Home .
The card party of the Wenonah
club will be held at the home of
Harriet Watson on Beall Lane Thurs
day, June 21, at 2 o'clock.
Mistletoe Club
Plans Picnic
The Mistletoe club met with Chris
tine Pearspn Wednesday afternoon
with many membora and visitors
. preseui.. riouo new u. ... .. . -
I ntc to be held at Jackson Hot Spring,
Wednesday, June 27, with aupper at
0:30 p. m.
The afternoon was spent playing
cards and doing fancy work. Refresh
ments were served by Christine Pear
son, Ora Manning. Maud Lovell, and
Bessie Dewey.
PREVOST
BEAUTY SHOP
is now ready to serve new
patrons as well as old, at our
new location,
236 So. Oakdale
Call 727
Formerly at 16 Laurel St.
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