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MEDFORD MAIL TRTBtTNE. MEDFORD, OREGON. THURSDAY. JULY 12, 1934. PAGE THREE Society and Clubs Edited by Iroa Fewetl Plans progress I For State Convention Plana lor the state convention of the auxiliary to the National AaO elation of Letter Carriers, which la to be held in Med ford on Saturday, are progressing, under the leadership of the various local committees In c'jarge of arrangements. i Mrs. R. A. Newland of this city la state vice-president, and has been taking an active part In preparing for the delegates who will be guests here the end of the week. Mrs. Hi la M. Loree of Bend, atate president of the auxiliary, arrived in Med ford today, and will be the house guest of Mrs. Newland. Word has also been received In Medford that Mrs. Ore lie Ruth Mast:e of Spokane, vice-president of the na tional association, plans to attend the sessions here. Members of the committees, for the auxiliary convention are Mrs. Bert Freeman, Mrs. Ray Clary and Mrs. Lester Lawrentz. Mrs. R. E. Swan will conduct the registration at the Hotel Medford, and Mrs. Q. O. Sand en will be program chairman. The state organization of the Na tional Association of Letter Carriers 'will also be held In Medford on Sat urday. Mrs. Hamilton Honorecl At Shower Wednesday m honor of Mrs. Moore Hamilton, Miss Edna Elfert was hostess at a surprise shower given at her home, 1013 East Main street, on Wednesday evening. Many lovely gifts were pre sented Mrs. Hamilton, upon her ar rival, by Mrs. E. N. Eldrldge, who as sisted her sister at entertaining. Miss Alta Lindsey was awarded the prize at the close of the 'evening's , entertainment, after which refresh ments were served. Those present for the evening were: Mrs. Hamilton, Miss Annette Heck man of HUo, Hawaii, who Is a guest here: Ml&s Barbara Wall, Mrs. E. C. Ferguson, Miss Alta Lindsey, Miss Lois LIndsey, Miss Margaret Hensley, Mrs. Myrtle Blakeley. Miss Irva Fewell, Mrs. Eldrldge and Miss Elfert. Pent tie Misses Visit Thompsons The Misses Helen Brekke and Dor othy Llmback of Seattle arrived here this week to spend part of their vaca tion in southern Oregon. They are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Thomp son at their summer home on trw Rogue river. Thursday they plan to visit Diamond and Crater lakes, and the end of the week will continue south to San Francisco. Epworth Leaguer Conduct Services Thirty-two members of the Epworth League society of the First Methodist church enoyed a picnic supper at the fish hatchery near Butte Falls, Tues day evening, after which the group continued to the Civilian Conserva tion corps camp at South Fork of Rogue river, where they conducted special services. The girls' trio sang two numbers and the boys' quartet also sang. Rev erend Joseph Knotts, pastor of the local M. E. church, gave an Inter esting address, using as his subect, "You Can't Keep a Good Man Down." John Koppen read the scripture les son, and for the musical numbers and singing, .Miss Constance Moore was pianist. Accompanying the young people were Mrs. Florence GlUlnga, Mrs. Lu cre tl a Whlllock, Mrs. Mary Poffen barger, George Iverson and Reverend Knotts. Central Point Ladles Attend Meeting Here CENTRAL POINT By Invitation of Medford Woman's Relief Corps, a group of the Central Point corps ladies met with them In the Armory on Thursday afternoon. Following their regular business session. President Mrs. Ethel Weed, who was sent as a delegate to the ' state convention at Astoria, gave An Interesting report of each day's ses sion. Officers for the department of Oregon were elected and southern Oregon groups are pleased to know that Mrs. Weed was elected to the office of Junior vice-president. Refreshments were served at the close of the meeting. The Central Point group in attend ance Included: Mesdamea Rose Her manson, O. M. Mlnnlck, Iva Copln ger, Betty Potter, Mary Richardson, Eva Smith, Emma Oleason and MatUe Smith. Picnic Party At Peter Pan Mr. and Mrs. Claude Thompson entertained a group of friends at a picnic dinner and party Tuesday evening at their summer home on Rogue river. Guests Included Miss Helen Brekke and Miss Dorothy Llmbach of Seattle, Paul Luy, Mr. and Mrs. Arnel Butler, Miss Margaret Hensley. Mr. and Mrs. Moore Hamilton and Ernest Rostel. Mrs. Kabele's Sister Ii Guest In Medford Mrs. Dorothy Reid of Redondo Beach, Cal., Is a guest of her sister, Mrs. George P. Kabele, at her home, 518 West Fourth street. Fidelity Circle Announces Picnic The annual picnic of Fidelity circle of the First Methodist church will be held Tuesday, July 17, at the Jackson Hot Springs, it was an nounced today. Mrs. O. V. Myers and Mrs. E. O. Koppen are in charge of transportation. Each mmber Is re quested to come prepared to present some number on the entertainment program. RIckerta to Entertain Club Members Tomorrow Dr. and Mrs. Jud D. Rlckert will be hosts tomorrow evening at 6 :30 o'clock to members of the Past Noble j Grands' club at a covered dish din ner to be served on the lawn at their home on Valley View Drive. Mem bers of the club are Inviting their husbands to the gathering. Matins Are Guests At Barrls Home Lieutenant and Mrs. H. A. Barrls had as dinner guests last evening Lieutenant and Mrs. Howard Mal'.n. who recently arrived in Medford fron ' the Presidio, San Francisco. Lteu tenat Malln Is assigned to duty at the Civilian Conservation corpa dis trict headquarters here. Miss Orme Feted Prior to Departure Previous to leaving for her home In Eugene Wednesday morning. Miss Kathryn Orme wu entertained with a swimming party Tuesday evening at Jackson Hot Springs, followed by a waffle supper at the home of Miss Beulah Gore, where Miss Orme has been a guest for the past ten days. Elta D. Hubbs Tent Will Meet on Friday Elta D. Hubbs tent of the Daugh ters of Union Veterans of the Civil war, will hold Its regular meeting on Friday. July 13, in the Armory. They will initiate a class of Daughters Visiting sisters are invited to be pres ent. To Hold Initiation, Weatonka Council At the Friday evening meeting of Weatonka council, initiation wfll be held and the team captain Jack Dooms, has requested the presence of all members of the degree team. Mrs. Black Has Guests At Home on Rogue River Mrs. Ross Ambler Curran, Mrs Chas. Henderson, Mrs. Otis Hayes Bartlett and Mrs. Robert Smith Ar rived this morning from San Fran cisco to spend several days as guests of Mrs. Charles Black at her home on Rogue river. Mint Elaine DeVrlrs Gives M limning Party Miss Elaine DeVrles entertained the Sunday school class of the Phoenix Presbyterian church with a swim and wiener roast at Jackson Hot Springs Tuesday evening. Crater Lake national park. The award for the outstanding camp In June going to this company gives It the honor of having held the flag for three months. Officers at the camp during the month were Captain John R. Murray, commanding officer; First Lieuten ant HJnlmar T. Gentle, medical offi cer; Second Lieutenant Robert H. Colwell, and Cellan Ufford, educa tional adviser. T P LOS ANGELES SIZZLES IN YEARS HOTTEST DAYS Announcement was made at the CCC district headquarters todfiy that the flag, for the outstanding camp in the district, had been awarded to Company 1555 at Annie Springs, in LOS ANGELES, July 13. (AP) Los Angeles looked for continued hot weather today after experiencing tl second warmest day of the year yes terday when the mercury touched 02 degrees. The peak of 95 was registered last May 10. Yesterday's mark was equaled March 10. Weather bureau records showed that yesterday was the hot test July 11 in 48 years. HE SPOKANE, Wash., July ia.(AP) Senator C. C. Dill, Democrat and Washington's senior senator, today announced his retirement from poll tics. Only "some pressing Issue in con gress affecting this state that de manded the help that only a senator of experience and prestige could give" would Induce him to run for office again, he said. First elected to the senate in 1022, his term expires In 1035. f Philadelphia Crime Down PHILADEL.HPIA. Pa. tUP Crime In Philadelphia decreased 28 per cent during the last four years, according to the report of the Philadelphia Criminal Justice association In Its annual report for 1033. In 1030, B, 567 cases cases were reported, com pared with 6,838 cases In 1033. Use Mall Tribune want nds. Merlin Man Dies At Diamond Lake E. J. Kolkoy of the Merlin district died at Diamond lake Tuesday night or Wednesday morning, according to the Grants Pass Dally Courier. Kol kow was employed as a carpenter by O. S. Blanclmrd of Grants Pass to work on a cabin Blanchard is build ing at the lake. The body was taken to Grants Pass yesterday. Has Infected lliintl C. D. Hemphill of Medford Is a patient at the Com munity hospital where he l.i receiving treatment for an infected hand. Broken Veins Varicose Ulcer Old Sores Relieved at Home. No sensible person will continue to suffer when powerful, penetrating, yet harmless antiseptic Moone's Em erald Oil can readily be obtained at any drug store the directions are simple and easy to use. Economical, too, and your druggist guarantees one bottle to give splemlcd results or money back. Painful Piles Go Quick No Cutting No Salves If you think an operation Is sIwaji the only way to escape the misery of torturing Piles, it's because you have n't heard of Hem-Rofd the harmless internal medicine discovered by western physician. After years of study Dr. J. S. Leon hardt was convinced that the cauM of Piles was Internal bad circulation of blood in the lower bowel the hemorrhoidal veins filled with st.i nant blood and that the right anl safe way to get freedom from Pile agony was the remove the cause wlta an internal medicine, immediately the doctor set to work to find the remedy. He succeeded and called hit prescription HEM-ROID. Pile sufferers everywhere are bene fiting by Dr. Leonhardt's discovery, so why doubt or delay longer when Jarmln's, Woods, also McNalr Bros, of Ashland, and all druggists say "No matter what kind of Piles you h7, ono bottle of HEM-ROID tablets must show you the safe clean way to g-tt rid of your pile misery or money-back." Schilling Yiunqarian Jraprika; Rct re J. Delicate flavor. 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