Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 18, 1934, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text1 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY, OCTOBER IS, 1934 PAGE THREE Society and Clubs Edited by Irva Fewell Edwards Med ford Camera Club Meets Thli Evening Tne -Medford Camera club will meet tonight at the coitrthouae auditorium, at which time Herace Bromley of the Cop co will ahow scenes of Crater Lace In winter, and the Oregon Diamond Jubilee celebration here. The pictures are to be shown at 8 o'clock and the Camera club meeting will be held afterward. All persona interested ore Invited to attend. stnle . V. T. T. Convention Scheduled Here Next Week The Women's Christian Temper ance Union wltl hold Its state con vention In the First M. E. church here, opening on Tuesday. October 23, and continuing through Friday, October 30. Aa this will be the first time since 1911 that the state con vention has been held in Medford. friends of the union are looking forward to the occasion. An outstanding program baa been I- I i When Selecting EDS FOR FALL PLANTING u Don't Leave It To Luck Too Much Depends upon the quality of Seed Stocks to warrant taking a chance WE BUY ONLY THE BEST FOR YOU Monarch Guarantees You a Square Deal in Seeds Be sure to see us before you buy. You won't regret it. Monarch Seed & Feed Co. Cor. 6th and Bartlett. Phone 260 planned, with Mit Helen Louise Byrnes ae guett speaker. She Is I i national W. C. T. U. Held secretary ! and also secretary of the Young People's Branch. Miss Byrne has Ju&t I returned from the World's W. C. I T. U. convention In Htocxrioim. Sweden, and will bring an Inter-1 eating message from that gathering, i Mrs. Ada Jolley. etate president, will preside at all meetings. Tuesday evening, a banquet la to be given, to which all interested persona are Invited. Miss Byrnes will speak at the dinner, also H. C. Seymour, member of the board of trustees of the children's farm home at Corvallls. Mualcal selec tions by some of the most talented artists of the city, will be given at the dinner, and throughout the convention. On Wednesday afternoon. Mr. Jolley will give her annual address, and there will be an address by 1 Mrs. W. 8. Nicholson, state presl i aent of the Federation of Women's (clubs. That evening, the session will i be especially for the young people, i with Mlas Byrnes aa guest speaker. ' Music will be by the Methodist choir. Addresses will be given Thursday evening by Miss Maude Aldrtch, nationally known for her work in connection with motion ptcturea. and by Reverend Fred M. Weatherford. pastor of the Medford Nazarene church. . The convention closes Friday aft ernoon, the delegates being enter tained with a sight-seeing trip plan ned by the Chamber of Commerce. It is estimated that well over one hundred delegates will attend, the convention, arriving Monday eve ning and Tuesday morning. The state officers will be enter tained at the Holland hotel. Break : fast Is being served at the church I for delegates. All sessions of the I convention are open and interested 1 persons are Invited to attend. Job's Daughters Receive Charter At a banquet attended by nearly , 200 young ladles, the local Job's Daughters received their charter Mon day evening, with the group to bo known as Bethel No. 14. Sixty-two ! namea appeared on the charter, wht :h . waa presented by Mrs. A. J. Young of : Roseburg, grand guard of Oregon. From Grants Pass, Klamath Falls and Roseburg. groups of girls were In attendance at the banquet and evening program. The majority de gree was conferred upon Miss Arvllla Burns by a group from the Roseburg chapter. , i Mrs. Charles Gilbert waa made grand senior custodian, by the grand I guardian, Mrs. Victoria Erlckson of Portland, who was a guest. Mr. Joat of Portland, aaoclate grand guardian, attended the sessions, also. - Mtss Eve ret ta Gillespie, who thi summer was elected supreme quean of the world, was presented a gift by the Bethel, and a apeclal song wa sung for her. Miss Patricia Young was master of ceremonies and Mt&s Betty Paske was chairman of the program and enter tainment. The program Included a reading by Miss Elaine Brophy, a dance by Frank! Rinabarger and a Japanese chorus by several local girls. Mrs. Erlckson. grand guardian, ex pressed her pleasure at being present here, saying It was the largest Job's Daughters affair she had ever, attended. Orange Ladies Honor .Mrs. Pierre Thursday evening a lovely party was held at the home of Mrs. Vlnce Rlts lnger of Central Point by the lady officials and close friends of Mrs. Hlldcgarde Lange Pierce, honoring her. Mrs. Pierce has served as secre tary of the Central Point Grange for the past three years. The living-room was decorated to resemble fairyland, and a clever pro gram, appropriate for the occasion, was carried, out while the guests embroidered. The honor guest was presented many lovely gifts, end refreshments were served by the hostess. She was assisted by the following ladies: Mrs. Pearl Bonney, Mrs. John Blackford . Mrs. O. Meyers, Mrs. W. Patterson and Mts&es Velma MoCredle and Lol.i Blackford. Burns-Krauw Wedding Solemnized BIG A PP LEO ATE Oct. 18 Spl.) Surprising their many friends. Mis Myrtle Burns and Francis Krause of Applegate were united In marriage at Medford, Wednesday, October 10, Rev. W. R. Balrd performing the ceremony. The groom's mother, Mrs. A. N. Krause of A pp legate, and his aunt. Miss Enid Funk of Medford, attended the wed ding. The couple are expected to re turn soon from their wedding trip to Lake view. They will visit Mr. Krause's sister, Mrs. Harold Howard, at Eugene before coming here. Mr. end Mrs. Krause will make their home on lower Applegate. r-t Thimble Club Announces Meet The Phoenix Thimble club will meet on November 3, at the home of Neighbor Maude Daugherty, It was announced today. The club wll have an all-day session, with a covered dish dinner at noon. Attend By nodical At Eugene This Week A group of ladles from the Pres byterian church ff this city, In cluding Mrs. D. Luke. Mrs. Frank Haggerty, Mrs. A. R. Clement. Mlas Margaret Burr and Mrs. A. J. Hanby, motored to Eugene Monday, where they attended the Presbyterian Syn od leal. They returned here Wednes day evening. The synod was one of the largest conducted In many years, the dele gates reported, and local members of the congregation will b greatly interested In the reports. The meet ings were held In the Eugene Pres byterian church. Grants Pass Club To Prevent Operetta A tuneful operetta with a name that rouses the imagination, "The Feast of the Red Corn." Is being put in shape this week by the Grants Pass Women's chorus for presenta tion next Wednesday, October 34, at the high school auditorium. For the past three months the sing ers have been practicing under the direction of Mrs. Gladys B. Huckabee. formerly of Los Angeles. Grants Pass Dally Courier. Mrs. Baize Hostees At Antelope Home ANTELOPE, Oct. 18 (Spl.) Mrs. Bob Balae entertained with a birth day dinner, Sunday, October T. In honor of her huaband. Bob Baize, and Mrs. Lao Can non of Med ford . Present were: Mr. and Mrs. 8. W. Bilae and sons, James and Richard, of Medford. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Cannan and children, also from Medford, Mr. and Mrs. Barney Rlgga and children of Antelope. Loral ladles at Meeting In Ashland Mrs. Sadie Gill and Mrs. Clara Fisher of this city were guesu at the Neighbors of Woodcraft meeting held in Ashland Monday evening. They invited the Ashland Neighbors to a benefit dance scheduled here next Wednesday. Food ftale This Week The Women's asoclatlon of the Christian church will hold a food sale October 20. In the Sparta building. corner Main and Riverside. The Young People's circle will also hare home-made candy for sale at the same place. Mrs. Port Entertains I For Guests on Applegate BIO APPLEGATE. Oct. 18 iSpU Mrs. Lee C Port entertained a smnll group of guests with a party at her home Saturday, honoring the birth day anniversaries of her daughter, Miss Frances Port, Mrs. Lance Offen bacher and Mrs. C. C. Buck. Tne erenlng was devoted to games and muiic. Washington P.-T. A. Meet tn Postponed The meeting of the Washington school Parent-Teachers' association, scheduled for tomorrow, has been postponed one week, due to the teach ers' institute which Is in session here Friday. Parents however, are urged ot attend the achool-for parents, be ing held on Friday at the county courthouse. nirthtlfiT Dinner At Lutheran Church The annual birthday dinner given by the Ladies Aid society of the Zion Lutheran church will be held in the church parlors this evening at 6:30 o'clock. The publto Is invited to attend. Birthday Party Given at Beagle BEAGLE, Oct. 18. (Spl.) A birth day party was given at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Sanders on Sat urday evening. October 13, for Mr Chas. Mulhollen, Ina Pearl Lucas, Thelma and Lawrence Sanderson. About 70 neighbors and friends were present and the evening was spent in dancing and cards. Use3 ess of Schilling Mustard. It's so strong and full of flavor Schilling lusfard 1 K?' WS MAMET Plenty of ParkingSpace-Free Delivery on Orders of $1 orOver Ivy. Phone 1054-J and Monday, Oct. 19, 20, 22 BUTTER Brookfield, Grade A lb. 31c CHEESE Open Sundays till 11 :30 A. 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Quart bottles 13C Syrup Karo, Light or Dark, 3 lb tins 21C Vanilla Substitute Bunny Brand, 8 oz. bottles 19C Tomato Sauce Trupak 3 cans 13C 3 Have you heard the good news about Snowdrift With rhet prxo 10 higfc, ths hirjrtui pw T MILK Teacup Brand. Tall cans....3 for Case 48 cans S2.71 17c COFFEE . Hill's Blue can 2 lb. 49C Hill's Red Can lb. 31 C Hill's Red can 2 lb. 60C POTATOES-Klamath Gems No. 1-25 lb. bags 35C 100 lb. bags .10 No. 280 lb. bag - - 38C Lux Toilet Soap - 3 bars 19c Life Buoy Soap 3 bars 19C Rinso Washing Powder u Lge. pkg. 20C Pride Washing Powder lge. pkg. IOC Par Washing Powder lge. pkg. 28C p WATCH M JEWELRY H ALAINE'S at Nne and Saylor'i (10 No. Riverside) Alure Permanents $1.75 Better Oil Permanents $2.50 and up SPECIAL Shampoo and finger wave 75c Tel. 515 for Appointment .NEAT DEPARTMENT. FREE DELIVERY WITH GROCERY ORDER. 106 NO. IVY ST. 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You can get Kruschen flalU at Jarmln's Drugs or any drug store ;n the world. RADIATOR REPAIRING Smith A Monppr riarmce 33 Smith lUrtlrtt ii .i r: i nnrpi r pueiud j... ISnX nwo st i ;j:TjJI lUth Ln nlft iniHw new1 iL-&Z?ii comfort. Oowntnwn Otragt is Connectloo Rate, from S1.AO pei flat iitiool ttb $2.00 pt Hi) wit n t. lb $3.oo pn dv twin on), toil oath 4 a riMHH Lcuta. SAVE READ EVERY IT EM SAVE ACT NOW! PENNEY'S RED HOT VALUES FOR COLDER 'WEATHER A STATEMENT TO THE PUBLIC: 1480 Penney Stores combined to put over the Biggest October Sales increase in our history. These special values were bought months ago to stimu late volume and make that huge sales gain a positive certainty. Note the LOW PRICES examine the quality. Just take ' our tip. Be here early. Penney's THIS EVENT STARTS FRIDAY OCTOBER 19th at 8:30 A. M. 50 ONLY - SILK DRESSES! Just unpacked a real dress feature new fall shades black, brown, green and rust. Street and afternoon models. Sizes 14 to 44. Beautiful crepes. No Alterations! No Refunds! All one price- No Approvals Please. .00 ALL SILK FLAT CREPE Firrt quality Solid color Just arrived ! Price, the yard 39' FULL-FASHIONED SILK HOSE Service weight or chiffon. All first quality A Bargain 3& P0ET0 RICAN HAND MADE Night Gowns Imagine Itl Applique or Embroidered trim. 29' 80 SQUARE PERCALE New Patterns A ridiculously low price for high grade percale I 15' BARGAINS GALORE AT PENNEY'S STORE! 36-inch Fancy Outing Flannel. Yd 10d Single Plaid Blankets 59 Esmond Robe Flannel. Yd - 49 Women's Melton Cloth Jackets. Zipper $2.98 Children's Sweaters. All wool ,....98t $1.49 Women's Wool Skirts - .'. $1.9S Children's Wool Dresses $1.98 New Fall Millinery - $1.00 New Berets 49 69? Women's Felt House Slippers 39 Women's Fabric Gloves, for Fall 49 Crib Blankets - 33 28-piece Set Silverware $3-49 Petti-Point Baby Blankets 98 Children's Bloomers, Rayon or Sateen 25 Children's Tuck Stitch Underwear - 49d Children's Double Knee Cotton Hose 19 Women's Semi-Service Silk Hose 59 Women's Slips 49 Women's Tuck Stitch Underwear : 49 Children's Pajamas .. 79d Children's Sleepers 98 Women's Balbriggan Pajamas Women's Rayon Gowns $1.49 -98 Women's Outing Gowns Now just when you need theml fil"Vl ' Striped or solid colors CaaAr Printed Rayon Flat Crepe Just arrived now patterns Polka dots, plaids and floral designs. 39" GET YOUR SHARE UNPRECEDENTED VALUES! Men's Leather House Slippers 9S( Men's All Wool Union Suits $3.98 Men's Coat Style Sweaters, Fleece lined.. 98d Men's Lined Driving Gloves T 98tf Men's All Wool Coat Sweaters $3.98 Men's Leather Jackets $4.98 Men's Dress Pants, slack model $1.98 Men's Twin Sweater Sets. Zipper $3-98 Men's Medium Weight Union Suits ....79tf Men's Boot Socks. Colored Tops 29 Boys' Outing Flannel Pajamas 79 Boys' Trench Model Rain Coats -....$2.98 Men's "EZ" Swing Model Suits - $19.75 Men's All Wool Overcoats $14.75 Boys' Bib Overalls. All sizes 59 Boys' Melton Cloth Jackets. Zipper $2.98 Boys' Suede Cloth Blazers 98 Boys' Winter Union Suits . 59 Men's Bib Overalls Oxhide - 89tf Men's Pre-shrunk Waist Overalls .. 9S Men's Outing Pajamas or Gowns 9S Men's Part Wool Union Suits .. 98 Men's Genuine Fur Felt Hats $1.98 Bovs Cans - - 49 Men's Work Pants 98 Boys' Helmets with Goggles 25t Men's Rayon Fancy Dress Socks .. Men's Broadcloth Shorts - 49d 69 -10c 25c BOYS' DRESS SHIRTS Fancy Patterns All sizes Stock up Now 39' MEN'S HOUSE SLIPPERS Felts with chrome soles. All sizes. 49' WORK SOCKS Rockford or lisle Buy 'em by the dozen Here is a real saving. Pair 8 MEN'S DRESS SHIRTS Pre-shrunk collars Solid colors and 1 fancy patterns. All sizes 63 Jf. C. PENNEY CO.