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T MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFOKD. OREGON. WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 2fi. in.1t. PAGE TIIRLMS Society and Clubs Edited by Irva Fewell Edwards Children's Pro cram At Krdman Hall At the Redman hall on Sunday af ternoon, a delightful Christmas party and program ware given by the chil dren of Pocahontas lodge. At the close of the program, Santa Claus gave each child a bag of candy and nuts. The program Included: welcome. Bevery Watson and Kenneth Law rents; recitation. Ronald Quaclcen bush; recitation. Joan Hicks; violin, aolo. David Lviman; recitation, Lin wood Smith. Richard Wilson and Le Roy Armstrong: recitation. Shirley Morrow: recitation. Oertrude Thom as; dialogue. Doretha Watklns, recita tion. Ruth Dooms; recitation. Evelyn Watkins; tap dance. Tlllie Rammln: piano solo. Helen Dooms; "Silent." Jlmmle Morrow; "A Pleasant Trip." Mattle Luman; recitation. Milton Slngler; recitation, Loralne Moffatt; recitation. Shirley Moffatt; and reci tation. Junior Haertle. Rraele Children Hnve Clirlstnios Program BEAGLE. Dec. 26. (Spl.) The school children enjoyed a Christmas gift ex change Friday afternoon and in the ' evening the community gathered at the school house to enjoy the follow ing program: Song, by the girls and boys, "Oh. Little Town of Bethlehem"; recita tion, "Christmas Dolly." by Nedra Schulz: recitation. "Learning a Piece," by Ernest Sanderson; recitation, Ruby Schulz; song by the boys and girls, "Star of the East"; recitation, "A Let ter to Santa Claus;." Tommy Mulhol .. len: piano, duet. Ruby and Nedra Schulz; recitation, Alta Jennings; piano solo. Ina Pearl Lucas; recita tion. Vivian Mulhollen; song by all. "Silent Night." Presents and the Christmas treats were then distributed. School Pupils llae Interesting Party. ROGUE RIVER. Dec. 26. (SpU On Wednesday nljht. December 19, the seventh and eighth grade pupils and their teacher. Mr. Roberts, en Joyed their Christmas party at the school house dining room. At 7:00 o'clock games were played, such as checkers, lotto, dominoes and table tennis. Later a short play was given by four of the girls entitled "Man Prom Nowhere." At 9:00 o'clock re freshments were served and gifts from a beautiful Christmas tree were passed out. also stockings of candy and nuts. Mrs. Combs. Mrs. Roberts and Boyd Roberts were visitors. Job's Daughters' Pnncc Is Thursday. Miss Virginia English Is chairman of the invitations committee for the formal dance to be given Thursday evening at the Masonic hall. Mem bers of the group who wish Invita tions are requested to get in touch with Miss English. This Is the first big social event of' the club since the Installation of officers about 10 days ago. AUons Club To Meet Saturday. The Allons club will meet for dinner and bridge Saturday evening at the home of Mrs. Timothy Dally at her home, the Hlllcrest orchard. Assisting Mrs. Dally will be Mrs. Ed ward Leach. Mrs. Rowland Smith and Mrs. George Codding. The no-host dinner Is to be served at 7:30 o'clock, to be followed by 10 tables of bridge. C. A. R. to Have Tree at Betty Vllm's Children of the American Revolu tion will be guests of Miss Betty Vllm at her home, 203 Genesee street, to morrow afternoon Tor a Christmas party. Members are requested to brln gifts for distribution at a Christmas tree, and to be present at 2:30 o'clock. Ladles' Aid Plans Iloniccnmlnp. The Ladies' Aid Boclcty of the First M. E. church will conduct Its regular homecoming on Thursday afternoon at 2:00 o'clock In the church parlors. Members of the Mary and Martha circle will be hostesses for the afternoon. . hndnliks Visit Relatives Here. Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Chadwick of Portland, with their daughter. Shir ley, are spending the holidays In Medford with Mrs. Belle E. Llttrell. AI Llttrell and Earl Llttrell. Enjoy Christmas Dinner In Medford. Captain and Mrs. Harold O. Newell enjoyed dinner In Medford Christ mas day. Captain Newell Is In com mand of Camp Hilt In northern California, and Mrs. Newell resides In Ashland. ThrUtnias In South For the ronfleldi. Mr. and Mrs. David Huntington Canfleld left over the week-end to spend the Christmas hoVd'.vs In Palo Alto. Calif., with Mrs. Canflelds parents. . I Irlrh's Hate Christmas finest. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Ulrich have as suesta during the Christmas holidays. Mr. and Mrs. G. R Chapman of Roseburg. Mrs. Chapman Is Mrs. Vlrich's sister. Dine at Motel On Christmas ay Among local people who had their Christmas dinner at the Medford ho tel, were the Max and Ted GeBauer families and the O. C. Boggs family. Trio IMats at Medford Hotel. Last evening, during the dinner hour at the Medford hotel. Miss Jeunesse Butler at the piano. Mrs. W. T. Bolger playing violin and Mr. Bolger playing the flute, entertained the numerous guests with a program of well-known favorite selections. Included In their ambitious list was "Fortune Teller, "It Happened In Nordlond," and "The Spring Maid," all light opera selecticns. Lemea for 'Krlsto Lieut. Harry May. Jr.. of the Medford CCC dis trict headquarters, left Sunday even ing for San Francisco, on leave, h:s uncle In that city having passed away. Lieut. May will be gone for a week or ten days. . Fnrly Morning Fire A davenport and rug were destroyed by fire at 4:30 this morning, at the Herb Hus song residence. 832 Minnesota ave nue. The city fire department an swered the alarm, and extinguished the blaze. Locals To Fuecne Mrs. C. O Webber, wno has been visiting with her son and daughter-in-law. Mr. md Mrs. Ly" Davis, left Monday for her home in Eugene. To Berkeley Mr. and Mra. George F. Whltworth left for Berkeley, Cat to spend Christmas, and will return today. Mr, Whitworch Is project sup erintendent of CCC Camp Oregon Caves. To Sacramento jir. and Mrs. Erie Gray and daughter left over the end for Sacramento, Cal.. to spend Christmas with Mr. Gray's parents. Mr. Gray is deputy aent for the j southern Oregon district, bureau of j Internal revenue. j Ensign Dew Arrives Ensign Lowell Dew of the U. 8. S. Richmond, now stationed at Bremerton, Wash., ar rived in Medford Monday morning by train to spend the Christmas holi days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. I. A. Dew. Goes to Salem Mr. Mary Crum of this city left Monday morning by train for Salem, to spend the holi days with her son Ivan, who Is visit ing in that city. Ivan Crum. gradu ate of Medford hLsh school, is a stu dent of Oregon State, college. Home for Vamtloii Miss Myrta Otterdale of Corvallls is home for the J holidays to spend Christmas here with her mother. She was accom- : panied by Miss Genevieve DeVaney, who is attending Oregon State col lege and who is also visiting here with her parents over Christmas. Arrive from South Among Med ford visitors over the holidays are Mr. and Mrs. H. Jackie and sons Vernon and Jimmie, all of Dunsmuir. Cal., who are visiting Mrs. Jackie's sister, Mrs. George Vance of 726 Alder street. The Jackles arrived Monday morning on the Shasta. Leaves for South Mrs. C. J. Sey mour, who has been caring for her mother. Mrs. McNamara. since her In- ! Jury last September, left for her home in San Bernardino, Oal., last week, accompanied by her daughter Genelta. Mra. McNamara Is nsw much improved. Card rrom London Herb Grey of the Medford Mall Tribune received a Christmas card frcm Joe B. .Huvd, formerly of this city, who is now m London, England. Mr. Hurd. who has been with the Matson Navigation Co. ; for some time, said in the card that he has found London much to his , liking, and declared that all London turned out for the royal wedding. Reports Mishap Jean P. Brans of Roseburg reported to state pol'ci! that his car struck and demolished the trailer on an unidentified car, in an accident Friday night on the Pa- ; riric highway near SarU!ue creek. The accident occurred, state police who investigated said, when Branson dim med his lights for an incoming ci running into the trailer of the autc i which was traveling ahead of him. . Bark from Meeting TJistrlrt Att: ney Geo. Codding, Treasurer A. C. ! Walker, County Judge Earl Day, Con,- , missioners Ralph Billings and Em- ; mett Nealon and County Clerk Geo Carter returned Monday from the . state meetings of courty officers In '. Portland. Mr. Walker ,waa elec vl president of the treasurers' assoc.. -tion and Geo. Codding, vice-preii-dent or the district attorneys. In City rourt Those appearing In oKy court Monday on charges of be ing drunk in a public, place, having been arrested over the week-end by j city police, were Edgar Floyd Bryant. 48, a native of Arizona, who was given a ten days' suspended sentence; Frank Franklin. 24. a native of Man- : tana, who was fined $10, and Laverne Martin of this city, who was given a ten days' suspended sentence pending good behavior. Got TurkrvlPM Roy McConochle of the ctty water department evident ly had been preparing for Christmas by keeping two turkeys In his back vard st 1015 West Twelfth street. ! City police reported today that some one, evidently also thinking turkey dinner on Christmas a good idea, stole the turkeys and three chickens from a neighbor sometime Sunday night the dismembered heads of the two turks were found at the Washington school, but no trace of the culprits. FLASHING METEOR BELIEVED PLANE OKMULGEE. Okla.. Dec. 2fi. (AP j ioi i mi uiiiumiritit-a report mm an Hirpinne naa Dcen seen xaiung in flames started a search west of here today and later a report came from Pittsburg. Kas., 150 miles to the northeast, that a meteor had flashed across the sky, leaving a trail of smoke. PITTSBURG. Kas.. Dec. 26. (AP) A huge ball of fire which left a long trail of smoke in its wake, and de scribed by witnesses as a meteor streaked across the sky south and east of Pittsburg at noon today. L ON FEHLS FUNDS Circuit Judge Arlie G. Walker of McMinnvllle has been assigned by! the state supreme court to hear the interpleader in the 'suit of Nleder meyer. Inc.. against the Pacific Rec ord Herald and E. H. Fehl and Electa A. Fehl, for determination of the claims of FWil's creditors, for distri bution of the judgment awarded the Fehls against Niedermeyer. Inc. The Judgment amounts to about 60db. Judge Walker is scheduled to be here tomorrow to hear the case. Judge H. D. Norton was disqualified when Fehl filed an affidavit of prejudice. JxiSe B. L. Eddy of Douglas county was assigned by the court and. as his term of office expires January l. Judge Walker was assigned. Further tims in the hearing of the case is sought by Fehl in an affidavit of his attorney, -George R. Rhoten of Salem, served upon attorneys In the case. The affidavit avers that no answer In the interpleader can be prepared until Fshl is released from prison. The affidavit Intimates this will be shortly. The purpose of the hearing Is to determine to whom Niedermeyer, Inc.. shall pay the Judgment and for a determination of the various claim ants. Jackson county claims that It has first right on the Judgment "tor the cost bill of Fehls trial in Klamath county, amounting to $5400, and for $1100 for taxes owned by the Fehls. Other claimants are Kelly & Kelly, attorneys, who acted as Fehl's coun sel In the Niedermeyer. Inc., case, and In Its appeal to tho supreme court, for $2000; Attorney T. J. Enrlght for $500 legal services, and J. B. Thomas of Ashland and Ted Helmroth of Grif fon creek for money advanced to Fehl. the Gates Auto company, gives prom ise of a Ford V-8 that will far ex ceed any previous model presented by Henry Ford. CASH BONUS PAYMENT OPPOSED BY EDITOR WASHINGTON, Dec. 26. -AP) Opposition to immediate cash pay ment cr soldiers bomis was voiced to Preslrvnt Roosevelt today by Henry G. Leach, editor of Forum. Leach, accompanied by James E. Boynck. associate editor, said he stressed the point that It was not proper to hand out more than two billion dollars to three per cent of the population when 19.000,000 peo ple are on relief. The proof is in the wear. Buy your HOSE at Ethel wyn B Holfmann's Use Mail Tribune want ads. SATURDAY, DEC. 23 HOLD CiRCUS HERE cus performers, and trained animals, and dancing will be featured every evcitng following the circus program. Information from various cities In the United states where this clrcua has been presented, glre asauranoa that the many acta are exceptionally tiood and clean-cut In every respect. C. E. "Pop" Gates, George Gates, and Hobart Price, of the C. E. Gates Auto company. Medford Ford dealers, left today for San Francl6co, where they will attend a meeting of Pa cific Coast Ford dealers. Thursday, and view the Initial 1935 Ford model. The Ford meeting will bo held In the Terrace room at the Fairmont hotel, and an Inspection of the Ford plant at Richmond, 'will also be made by those who attend tho sessions. The lonp anticipated 193& Ford, featuring "Center-poise riding." will make Its appearance In Mcdfford Sat urday of this week. In the show rooms of the c. E. Gates Auto com pany at Sixth and Riverside streets. Tho new V-8. Is offering many new mechanical Improvements, roomier Interiors, and striking new stream lined bodies. Complete details con cerning this sensational new car will be made Immediately preceding the Initial showing in this city this week. Advanco Information received by An indoor circus featuring a num ber of well selected "big time" circus acts, will be held at the Medford Armory, beginning the week of Janu ary. 14, under the auspices of the Hillali Temple Shrine Patrol, accord ing to an announcement today by Bert Pcasley. business manager of that organization. Rex Barnett, cap tain of the patrol, will head the com mittee In charge of the many details of this event, with carl Glasgow In charge of promotion, and Ro'.ph Sweeney, treasurer. Funds ralied through this clrcua will be devoted to sending the Hlllah march units to the Imperlal shrine session In Seattle In 1936, It was announced today. Downtown ticket offices will be es tablished In the Sparta building, and all advance arrangements are being supervised by Mr. Carlllc. represen tative of the company staging th In door circus. 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