XfEDFORD MAIL TRIBUTE, MEDFORD, OKEOOX. SUNDAY, JANUARY 6, 1935.
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LOCALS!
Mrs. Jennings Keturn Mrs. Rob- I
ert Jennings h&a just returned from j
. wuk'a ulntt n-ltli Mr atirf Xtrm Mt
O. Chandler In Yretoa.
Hanlln's .Mother Leaves Mrs. J.
Hanlln left for her home In Tacoraa.
Watte after . six weeks visit with
ner son, Paul Hanlln, in Medford.
On Drunk Charge Joseph Parr, of
this city, was arrested by city police
Friday night on a charge of being
drunk In a public place. He was In
the city Jail Saturday, awaiting trial.
Mrs. Gtasguw Returns Mm. Ber
tha Glasgow has returned to the
Ethelwyn B. Hoffmann shop, after a
WNk'i vacation visiting relatives In
Oakland, Cal.
Mrs. Southwtck Improved Mrs. R.
K. South wick, who recently under-!
went a major operation at the Sacred
Heart hospital, returned to her home
Saturday.
Day In Town C. H. Day, of Port
land, traveling man for the Frank
fort distilleries In Louisville, Ken
tucky, Is In Medford for a few days
on business.
Visits with Burghers Miss a race
Johnson, sister of Mrs. D. K. Burgh
er, returned Saturday to her home
In Parma, Idaho. Miss Johnson has
been visiting with the Burghers since
before Christmas.
Miss Ilauk to Eugene Miss Bar
bara Hauk, Gamma Phi Beta, of the
University of Oregon, left for Eu
gene yesterday to make up the ex
aminations which she missed because
of Illness before Christmas. She will
return In a few days.
Miss Smith Back to wnshlngton
Miss Janet Wray Smith, student at
the University of Washington, left
last night by train for Seattle to
take up her studies after spending
the holiday vacation with her par
ents, Mt. and Mrs. E. J. Smith, of
Wellington Heights.
Miss Chamberlain VI si Is Miss Mil
dred Chamberlain, bead of the re
lated arts house furnishing and dress
design department o; the state col
lege at Corvallla has returned to that
city after spending the holiday va
cation at the home of Ethelwyn B
Hoffmann, here.
At Roxy Today
Russ Columbo in Rialto Hit
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Maktntr his final appearance before
the cameras, before his untimely
death. Russ Columbo Is starred with
Roger Pryor and June Knight in
"Wake Up and Dream" at the Rialto
theater for today and Monday.
The story deals with the hilarious
Adventures of a small-time vaudeville
trio. Though desperately In need of
a job. they flee an Impending en
gagement in Atlantic Cltv when thev
believe they are being sought bv the
police, and ma&e their way to Holly
wood, where their troubles really be
gin. Four song numbers are heard
in the course of the picture, said to
be the-best In which Russ Columbo
has appeared.
Council Meets Wednesday The
Mrdiord Citrl Scout council will meet
at the Scout headquarters at 10 o'
clock Wednesday morning, Jan. 0.
At sacred Heart Among thoso re
relving treatment at the Sacred Heart
hospital are Mrs. Ida Smith, of Evans
Creek. Mrs. Jenny Nugent of 707 W.
Main, and Mrs. M. M. Lucas of Eagle
Point.
lMtlng incle Alleen Latham of
this city left last night for San Fran
cisco where she will visit with her
uncle. Aubrey Smith. Mr. Smith will
be remembered as the city school su
perintendent serving before the posi
tion was taken by E. H. Hedrlck.
Miss Knight Returns Miss Estelle
Knight of the Ethelwyn B. Hoffmann
shop returned from 8an FrnnclRCC
this week after a vacation with her
family. Mr. and Mrs. O. L. KnlRht,
and sister Mildred, who live In San
Carlos. Cal.
Plivvs Postponed Members of Girl
Scout Troop 4 announced the group
of plays to have been presented have-
been postponed until further notice.
There will be a regular meeting Mon
day evening, January seventh at 7:00.
A new cast for "Murderer at Large,"
will be chosen at that time.
Anna Sten in First American Film
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A ucw lues nnd a tiiltfiit that 1a cllo theater tcxlay In "Nana.
fresh to the American screen Is the i Miss Sten, the young Russian star,
promise Anna Sten brings to the Stu-1 who came out of Moscow a few years
ago. was the first actress to be train
ed exclusively in Soviet stage and
screen Institutions.
EXTENSION CLASS TO
Dr. Taylor of the faculty of th
Southern Oregon Normal school In
Ashland has announced that be will
resume the extension courses offered,
from the University of Oregon at the
senior high school In Medford, start
lng at 7:30 tomorrow (Monday) even
Ing.
Th subject offered will be "Mod
ern American Novel."
Professor Taylor announced that
the classei will be open to all thoso
Interested and will be held weekly.
Everyone Is extended a cordial invita
tion to attend.
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