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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1931.
Society and Clubs
Edited by Irva Fewdl Edwards
Antoinette De ten era
Guest Artiste Tonight
Antoinette Petrov Detchera, notct
concert pianist, will be guest artiste
this evening In a program of
Mendelssohn selections At the
Baldwin recital ball. The concert is
being sponsored by the Post Delphian
organization, i their December pro-
gram, and e?U member is perm 1 ted
to Invite two guests.
In addition to a group of solos
Mme. Detcheva will be heard in Men
delssohn Concerto In O -minor, with
Robert ward Bebb at the second
piano. Mme. Detchera Is a graduate
of the Royal Conserratlry of Mustc,
Sofia and Vienna State Academy of
M ne lo, and for two seasons was solo
ist with the Bach society In Vienna.
James Stevens, well-known bari
tone, will alng Mendelasohn's distin
guished aria, "Oh God, Have Mercy,"
from the oratorio "St. Paul.
Oraduate Norses
Meet this Evening
District No. 4, Oregon State Grad
uate Nurses' association, will hold a
social meeting this evening at the
home of Mrs. Wilbur Ashpole, on Mc
Andrews road.
Each nurse Is requested to bring a
box lunch, sufficient for one, and to
dress In children's clothing for the
occasion. All members are asked to
bring an Inexpensive toy Tor the
Christmas tree, which will be held
for the benefit of needy children.
Miss Alice Malln to"
Discuss Guide Pattern
Roxy Ann home extension unit will
meet at the Grange ball Friday, De
comber 14, at 10 a. m., at which time
Miss Alice Malln. acting home dem
onstration agent, will disc ties the
guide pattern. Anyone Interested In
sewing is cordially invited, and is
asked to bring sewing equipment,
pencils and rulers, also a salad, cov
ered dish or dessert, for luncheon.
P.-T. A. Council
To Meet Friday
There will be a special meeting oi
the city council of the P.-T. A. Fri
day afternoon, December 14, at 2
o'clock, with Mrs. Carl Bennett, presi
dent, in charge. The mooting Is to
be held In room 3 of the Junior high j
school.
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Junior High P.-T. A.
Will Meet Friday
The Junior high school P.-T. A. will
enjoy an Interesting program at their
meeting which will be held at S p. m.,
Friday, In the school building.
rathollo Ladles Ask
Rummage Contributions
Ladles of the Catholic dhureh have
made a request that anyone having
contributions for the rummage sale
to be held at the Sparta building
Friday, telephone 019-R.
Four Hundred Attend
Gay BhrlnerY Dane.
Four hundred Shrlners and their
invited guests were present at the
elaborate Hlllab temple ball laat
evening at Oriental Gardens, par
ticipating In card tournaments and
enjoying a brilliant program of music,
dancing and vaudeville entertain
ment.
The program, marking the year's
center of Bhrlne activity, was pre-
sen ted In both the small and large
halls of the Gardens, which were
artistically decorated for the occa
nlon. The program was opened with
a concert by Hlllah band, under the
direction of Ward Croft, followed
with drills by the Hlllah patrol and
a grand march.
Special entertainment consisted of
three novel acts by members of the
"Artists and Models Revue" which
appeared yesterday at Hunt's Cra
ter! an, presented by George Hunt,
chairman of the entertainment com
mittee. A buffet supper was served,
and dancing was enjoyed to the
music of Ward Croft's orchestra,
Mrs. Volney Tllxon
Hostess for V. A. R.
The regular December meeting of
Crater Lake chapter, Daughters of tic
American Revolution, will be held
the home of Mrs. Volney Dixon, at
528 Wvit Tenth street, at 3 p.
Saturday, December IB. This will be
the chapter'a annual Christmas party
with a Christmas program and tree
for which each member is to bring a
little gift.
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Baptist Church to
Give Christmas party
T primary department of the First
Baptist church will hold a Christ man
party for children and their mothers,
aaturday, December 15, according' to
announcement. The party will be
held from 3 to 4 p. m., and those In
charge said a good, time Is In store
for all who attend.
Turkey Dinner This
Evening for Past Nobles
The annual turkey dinner of thft
Past Noble Grand club will be held'
this evening at the Odd Fellows' ha'.;.
Invitations having been extended to
husbands of the members. Each mem
ber has been asked to bring two gifts.
Daughters of Union Vets
To Elect Officers December 28
Daughters of Union Veterans of the
Civil War will bold a regular meeting
Friday, December 28, for election of
officers for the coming year, an
nouncement today stated.
Huslneai Women to
Meet at Girls' Club
The Business and Professional Worn
ens', club will meet Friday evening at
6:30 o'clock, at the Girls' Community
club rooms, for a pot luck dinner.
Meteorological Report
December 13. 1094
Forecniti
Medford and vicinity: Cloudy with
occasional rains tonight and Friday;
not much change In temperature.
Oregon: Cloudy with occasional
rain tonight and Friday; -snow in
high mountains; slightly warmer ex
treme east portion tonight,
Local Data
Temperature a year ago today:
Highest 63; lowest 34.
Total monthly precipitation M In.
, Deficiency for the month, 1.38 Inches.
Total precipitation since September
1, 1034, 0.20 Inches. Excess far the
season 0.63 Inches.
Relative humidity at S p. m. yes
terday, 84 per cent; fl a. m. today,
08 per cent.
Tomorrow; Sunrise, 7:!
set, 4:40 p. m.
, a. m., sun-
Ohservntlons Taken at 5 A. M.,
110 Meridian Time
ornr
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Boise ,...... 30 38 M Cloudy
Boston 80 38 M Cloudy
Chicago 83 38 Clear
Denver . , 00 38 Clear
Eureka o0 00 .30 Rain
Helena , 38 IB Cloudy
Los Angeles 00 88 .83 Cloudy
MED FORD 45 40 ,08 Rain
New York 83 38 Cloudy
Omaha 40 30 Cloudy
Phoenix . 70 (10 .... Rain
Portland 40 43 .03 Kaln
Reno mw.,. 48 83 T. Rain
How burg 48 40 .20 Cloudy
Salt Lake 80 30 .... Cloudy
Bun Francisco 03 M .14 Rain
8rattle , 60 48 .14 Rain
Spokane 40 84 Clear
Walla Walla 83 30 Cloudy
Washington, DO, 34 34 Clear
BYRD PARTY FINDS
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LITTLE AMERICA, Antarctica, Deo.
13. (Via Mnckay Radio) (AP) The
possibility the South Polar region
might once have had a mild but
humid climate was advanced today
as a result of discoveries of coal
and fossils by a geological partf of
the byrd expedition.
The find was made by a geological
sledging group head by Qulnn Black
burn. The new coal fields and sand
stone containing the fowl Is were
discovered 103 nautical miles from
the South Pole at the head of thorn
glacier In the Queen Maud range.
"Our present camp la on a moraln
at the lmmrdlnte base of a moun
tain capped with sedimentary strata
containing several beds of coal and
plant-bearing sandstone," Blackburn
messaged the home base radio.
Blackburn reported "we have sight
ed numerous new mountains and
glaciers."
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EAGLES TO HOLD
REGIONAL MEET
HERE JANUARY 6 V- F. W. TO INITIATE
Med ford will be host city for a dis
trict conference of the Fraternal Or
der of Eagles on Sunday, January 0.
It was announced by A. H. Banwell
president of the local Aerie this
morning.
State President D. D. Hal! will pre
side at the conference which will at
tract a large number of Eagles to
the city. Delegates from Eagle lodges
In southern Oregon will attend ln-
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D. P. Hall
eluded In which will be the Aeries
of Klamath Falls, Lake view, Ashland,
Grants Pass, Roseburg, Cottage
Grove, Marshileld, Bend, and Med-ford.
The local Eagle lodge made appli
cation for this conference last July
and State President D. D. Hall, who
was a visitor in Med ford yesterday,
announced that this city had been
selected.
The sessions will be held at the
Eagle's hall. Mayor George W. Porter,
a member of the local lodge, will ex
tend an official welcome to the dele
gates after which the business of
the conference will be conducted.
A special committee will be ap
pointed to take care of the confer
ence and It Is expected that a lunch
eon will be served at noon.
EAGLES' SOCIAL DANCE
SLATED FRIDAY NIGHT
With the Oregon Lumberjacks sup
plying the music a social dance will
be held at the Eagles Hall Friday,
It was announced today by Aetna1
Carr, chairman of the entertainment
committee.
Regular business of the lodge will
be expedited In order that the dance
can get underway at 9:00 o'clock
Eagles, members of the auxiliary,
and their frlenda are extended a
cordial Invitation to be present.
This will be the Inst social dan
which the Eagles will sponsor before
the charity ball, which will be held
at the Oriental Gardens next Wed
nesday, under auspices of the Eagles
charity fund committee. Tickets are
avatinhi from ar.y member or the
local Aerie.
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Gordon Hose
Her,. ?t.M values. Special. 1 pr. for
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Adrienne's
association held Its annual meeting
December 10 at the school house
and the following directors were
elected for the ensuing year: S. L.
Johnston, Warren Mee, Prank Knut
zen, Herbert Elmore and Anna Knut-zen.
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Regular meeting of Veterans of
Foreign Wars. Post No. lfm win h
held at the armory Monday, Decern-
oer 47, a snort ouainess meeting
Will bfl followed hv Initiation nt mm
25 recruits. The meeting will be fol
lowed by a Christmas party, for the
memoers and the auxiliary.
The Ladles' Auxiliary of th Va.
erans of Foreign Wars will hold. Its
regular meeting the same night. Va
rious ouainess matters or Importance
will be brought up. Every member
is urged to be present.
Reports of the Christmas tree com
mittee and the dance committee will
be given at this time and final plana
made.
Bicycle new and used get the
bfst at Med ford Cycle, 23 N. Fir.
NSTALLMENTS IS
STUDIED BY U
Important resolutions were adopted
by the taxation and the legislative
committees of the Jackson County
Chamber of Commerce this week and
have been submitted to the board
of directors for consideration. It was
announced by the Chamber of Com
merce officials this morning.
At a recent meeting of the taxa
tion committee, the question of de
linquent taxes was discussed at
length and a plan was worked out
whereby these delinquent taxea could
be paid on the installment plan.
The committee unanimously endorsed
the idea and It will be acted on by
the board of directors at the earliest
possible moment. If the plan Is put
into operation, chamber of com
merce officials believe It will make
It easier for citizens to pay - their
delinquent taxea and it la expected
that It will meet with general ap
proval. The legislative committee discussed
at length a bill known as the home
stead exemption fund tax, which Is
expected to be presented before the
coming legislature. The bill is pat
terned after one submitted at the
last session by Jackson county repre
sentatives, although one or two
changea have been made. It la de
signed to reduce taxes on homesteads
and is accompanied by another bill
which provides for raising funds to
offset this exemption. This proposal
was also endorsed unanimously by
the committee. Due to the fact that
the Chamber of Commerce will hold
a forum luncheon tomorrow the board
of directors will not meet In regu
lar session, but It la expected that
a special meeting will be held within
a day or so to consider these two
Important committee recommendations.
BIRTHS
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Blgham
of Medford, an eight-pound daughter
at Purucker's maternity home this
morning.
CHRISTMAS GIFT FRUIT FULL
PACK. Pears and Red Apples. careful
ly selected from the valley's best. At
your grocers or call Walter Jon'J.
419-L.
COLOMBO, Ceylon. Dm. 13-(AP
Between 60,000 and 70.000 persons
are being treated here after the
worst outbreak of malaria In 30 years
as the result of drought.
An undetermined number of per
sons bave died, most of them chil
dren. In some areas of Ceylon 90 per
cent of the population la affected.
Some estimates place the number
111, In varying degrees, throughout
the country as high as half a mil
lion.
GIFT RECEIVERS MUST
PAY INHERITANCE TAX
PORTLAND, Dec 13. (AP) Con
tending that the estate of the late
Adolphe Wolfe, pioneer merchant
here, owes the state an additional
$84,205 In Inheritance taxes, Rufus
C. Holman, state treasurer, has filed
suit to collect that amount.
The complaint alleges that Wolfe,
shortly before his fatal Illness, dis
tributed gifts totaling eeea.ooo to
beneficiaries. The treasurer declares
these bequests must be taxed.
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