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t MEDFOrJ) MATL TRIBUNE. MEDFORH. OREGON. SUNDAY. FEBRUARY 10. 1W. PAGE THREES Society and Clubs W. C. T. U. Plans All-Day Meeting Coming Thursday The W. C. T. U. have planned an all-day institute to be held In tho South Methodist church. Thursday. February 14. The morning business session will commence at 10:30 with Mrs. M. Russell leadlnjr devotions. The president. Mrs. Oldenburg, explain the national membership drive plan Members are remlnd'rt that the state treasurer wishes all dues In by March 1. Mrs. Bell Littrell will conduct the noon-tldc prayer service. A covered dish lunch will be served at noon In the basement ol the church. The afternoon meeting opens at 2:00 o'clock with a devotional per iod led by Rev. E. A. Oldenburg. A fine program of readings, music and addresses on different departments of the W. C. T. U. activities will be presented. All friends of the Union and everyone Interested Is Invited to attend. "Japan" Theme At Missionary Meeting The Women's Missionary society ot the- First Christian church met In regular session Wednesday. A short prayer service prf.-ceded the business period. The devotional service, chosen and prepared by a group of Japanese women, was given by Mrs. Arnold Bohnert. The program theme, "The Sunrise KinRdom and the Sunrise," was presented by Mrs. Ruth Wood. "What I ought to know about ' Japan." was the topic of ft number of Mrs. Wood and Mrs. Smith. "Sucawara San Speaks," first in stallment of a serial story In which she tells of village life, and beginning of Christianity In Japan, was given by Mrs. Gladys Jewett. Mrs. James Grlgsby. Mrs. J. T. Davis, and Mrs. C. V. Bolderston pre sented a dramatization. "Helping to Build the Little Church," which showed the early Christian consecra tion and sacrifice. At the close of the program, re freshments were served to thirty three members and friends. Mrs. Furnas Mill Be P. E. O. Hostess Chapter AA. P. E. O.. will- meet Thursday evening, Feb. 14 with Mrs. C. C. Furnas. 41 Ross avenue. Mrs. J. C. Fliegel will have charge of the program and Mrs. Furnas will be as sisted by Mrs. E. E. Kelly. Lewis Parker Host To Group of Friends Lewis Parker entertained a number of his friends at the home- of his aunt, Mrs. Frank True. Five hundred was enjoyed with four tables In play and appropriate prizes were given. An angel food cake for high score was won by John Seller. Low score was won by Ethel Sowell. Mlis Drury Entertains Guests at Slumber Party. The Drury home on South Oak dale was the scene of an old fash ioned slumber party Friday evening. Seven girls of Medford's younger jt were guests. Elizabeth Wenstron and Peggy Pandles. In this city from Eugene, were the honored guests. T.ie local girls attending were Waunita Wll son, Jeanne Leverette. Pauline Rogers. Carol Scheffel, and the hostess, Miss Mildred Drury. Miss Randies' and Miss Wenstron will return to Eugene tomorrow by train. Crater ,ake Guild! Has Valentine's 5'urty A delightful Valentine party was held by Crater Lake Guild Monday evening at the Perry home on West Main street, with Mrs. Frances Perry Fllnn. Emily Dynan. and Ella Pen nlnston entertaining. Devotions were led by Mrs. Dorothy Barr. followed by the business meet ing. During Vhe social hour a paper on the orlein of Valentine's day was given by Emily Dynan. Valentines were made by the guests and prizes awarded for the most successful ef forts. Mrs. Esther M. Sanderson sang a number of love songs In keeping with the theme. Delicious refresh merits were served Gets Hair Waved ; .V5'4 : - : :,',.--- v - :' ;. 1 Mrs. E'rire Diome, mother of tM 3'j rtu-:tt, cutting her first hlit av during her vn:t to Chicaga Study Club Hears Interesting Reports Wednesday Study club met Febru ary 6 in the club rooms at 220 North Bartlett street, with 33 members pres ent. The president. Mrs. B. O. Hard ing, opened the meeting, and after the short business session, Mrs. Laura West, chairman for the afternoon, gave a very entertaining and compre- henslve review of the book "Robber Barons," by Matthew Josephsorr. The book deals with the early days and later business life of those cap tains of Industry who were respon sible for the building of railroads and telegraph lines, and the earlier devel opment of the country's resources. Vanderbllt, Astor. Goujd, and many others, are Included in the list of "barons" who fortunes, (according to the author) were amassed by ques tionable methods. "God's Gold," written by John T. Flynn, concerns the development and exploitation of the oil Industry by John D. Rockefeller. The facta ire told in an Impartial way. and many interesting side-lights are thrown on the character of the man who has been auch an Important figure in the business life of the nation, said Mrs. W. J. Warner, In giving a splendid review of this book. Current topics, presented by Mrs. T. W. Miles covered a wide range of interesting, Important happenings. M - Dentists Organize Dental Study Club Medford members of the Southern Oregon Dental society were entertain ed Tuesday evening by Dr. and Mrs. P. H. Johnson and Dr. and Mrs. C. H. Paske with a dinner at the Paske residence. At thla time the Medford Dental Study club was organized with Dr. E. O. Bidden as president and Dr. R. L. Burdlc aa secretary. Much Interest was shown and at the next meeting a paper on "Effect ot oral pathology on general health will be presented by Dr. Robert Van Valzah. Dr. C. E. Kunte will open the discussion. Dr. Paske will also give a resume of a recent article In the Journal of the American Dental association. Dr. Lageson and Dr. Dip pel will be hosts at the next meeting. inose present were Doctors Burdlc. Ooldsberry. Kuntz. Van Valzah. John. son. Lageson, Dlppel, Paske, Rlddell and Elliott. Mrs. Fluhrer Will Be Hostess to Club The Ladies' Aid societv nf 7.inn Lutheran church will meet at the Fluhrer home In Wellington Heights next Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Eliza beth Fluhrer will be hostess. Prlpcllla Circle Will Meet Wednesday. Prlscllla Circle will meet nrt Wednesday afternoon at a o'clock at 703 Rose avenue. Mrs. Burk and Mrs. Gardner, Joint hostesses, urge all members to attend. Merit Circle will Have Tuesday .Meeting. Merit Circle of the Presbvterian church will meet for 1 o'clock lunch. eon Tuesday. February 12. at the home of Mrs. Faber, 907 West nth street. Junior Musicians Have Business Meeting A meeting of the Junior Musicians was held February 8 at the studio of Effle Herbert Yeoman, the teacher. After the business meeting the members answered roll by telling of a composer or a musical term they had learned In the past week. Members present were: Mellia Per son. Joyce Sims. Catherine and Laura Gentner, Bebe Hoem, Donald and rreva Croicher. Philip Henselman end Patricia Dlppel. The guests were Mrs. Croucher and Mrs. Sims. DeMolay Degrees Are Conferred at Grants Pass Last Thursday night, February 7. Medford Order of DeMolay went to Grants Pass, where the second de gree was conferred on members of the Medford and Grants Pass chap ters. Much praise was given the Grants Pass order because of the excellent and colorful work they did In con ferring the degree. Refreshments were served after ihe ceremony and a good time was en Joyed. The two orders plan to work together and have several Joint soc ial functions in the future. li v. m Valentines Express your sentiments by giving ap propriate Valentines selected from our Urge assortment ... Th.rf an torn. lacT Rnmantle ranla for the kppclal Hrart Throb, and fannr onrs for ftf'nd, and relative. Valentines x . m sv n toSWEM'S on Main Street tjjjffi Elks9 Club Plans Annual Valentine Dance, Thursday A Valentine day dance is being planned by Medford Elks' club, to be given for Elks and their out-of-tbwn guest only, Thursday, February 14. Dancing will start at 9:30, with good music promised. The hall will be decorated in the Valentine motif, and the usual good time Is anticipated. Those wishing to secure tickets for out-of-town guests should do through the secretary. Mrs. C. A. Meeker, radio chairman for Crater Lake Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution. Is arranging two programs to be broadcast thru the courtesy and cooperation of KMED. These programs will consist of pa triotic and musical numbers, and the first will be broadcast on Lincoln's birthday. Feb. 13. at 6:30 p. m. Miss Sara Van Meter will give a reading and Mr. A. J. MacDonough will sing two vocal solos. The second program will be pre sented on Washington's birthday, Feb. 22 at 11:45 a. m. and will consist of a reading by Mrs. Volney Dixon and two vocal numbers by Mrs. C. .H. Paske. For the benefit of Ite Student Loan fund. Crater Lake chapter, D. A. R. will sponsor a sale of tickets for the picture, "The President Vanished" at the Craterian theatre, Feb. 11 and 12. Through the generous cooperation of Mr. Hunt, each ticket sold by the chapter will increase this fund. Friends of the D. A. R. are asked to telephone Miss Van Meter, Student Loan chairman, No. 995-W or No. 758, or any member of the chapter for tickets. Lincoln Service Club To Have Annual Lincoln Tea The Lincoln Service club will give its annual Lincoln tea, Tuesday, Feb. 12 at 3 o'clock at the Lincoln school. Parraults Motor To san Francisco Accompanied by Mrs. Orvls Ste phenson, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Perrault motored to San Francisco the first of the week on a vacation trip. Mrs. Stephenson Is the guest In the south of her two staters, Mrs. Echo Davis and Mrs. Ina Stephenson. Mrs. Nordqulst Hill Be HnsteM at Phneniv. Mrs. Nordqulst will be hostess on Tuesday afternoon, February 13, to the Phoenix Health unit. The ladies are requested to bring their thim bles and be ready to sew. Disabled Veterans Will Meet Tuesday Disabled American Veterans of the World war, Jackson county chapter No. 8, and their auxiliary will meet February 12 at 8 p. m., at the armory, for a regular business meeting. All disabled veterans and their wives are urged to attend because vital sub ject will be discussed. Regular Session Monday For Members Travel Club The Travel Study club will hold its regular session Monday. February 11 with Mrs. A. R. Hedges. 413 West Sec ond street. Mrs. J. N. McCullum will speak on "Russian Art, Ancient and Modern1 and Mrs. W. G. Cool on "Peoples of Modern Russia.' Y. O. J. Club Plans Valentine's Day Party A meeting of the T. O. J. club was held at the home of Misses Alice Hor ner and Joyce Durham on the even ing of Feb. 4. Plans were made for a Valentine party to be held at the home of Miss Oayle Beery. Those present were Misses Betty Erfurlh Jean Sparks, Glowrene Bates, Claribel Jennings. Oayle Beery, La Verna Belle Valller, and the hostesses, Alice Hor ner and Joyce Durham. Veterans Auxiliary Holds Special Meeting The Ladles' Auxiliary of the Dis abled American Veterans of the World War, Jackson county chapter No. 8. held a special business meeting on Tuesday afternoon at the King studio, 17 South Central, for the purpose of organizing and acquaint ing the officers and. members with their duties of office and pledges to thler new organization. Commander Aletha LI 111, with her corps of officers and comrades, will hold their first official meeting on Tuesday evening, February 12 at the armory. priced lc to $1 ! D. A. R. News ! il 1 Double Bill for Craterian Fans Today f 1 I (mM ) Entertainment that should prove i to be the treat of the season is prom-! lsed patrons of the Craterian theater! today where "Dark town Scandals." headed by Ida Cox, Is on the stage, and "Enchanted April," starring Ann Harding and Frank Morgan, on the screen. Famed as a blue sinper whose re cordings oxitnumber any other colored star, Ida Cox delivers her numerous songs in the Inimitable style that Activities of Legion Auxiliary The social meeting held two weeks ago was very well attended and en joyed. Mrs. Edythe Martin, legislative chairman, presented a very interest ing program, which consisted of a talk by George Codding on "Criminal Syndicalism" and a talk by Walter Looker on "National Draft." Follow ing this, cards were played, first prize for ladles being awarded Mrs. Edythe Martin and first prize for men to Walter Looker. Monday evening, February 11 the auxiliary and Legion will meet at 6:30 p. m. for a covered dish supper. This Is to precede the regular business Any auxiliary member who has not been called by the committee may bring an apple pie. Also everyone is asked to bring a plate, cup, knife. fork, spoon and bowl, as chill Is to be the main course. . The ladtea' chorus or Madrigal club as It Is called, under the leadership or Mrs Elsie Carlton Strang, .had a practice meeting last Tuesday even ing, and are rapidly forming Into an organization that Medford may well be proud of. Their first public ap- I pearance will be at the social matting of the auxiliary Monday evening, Feb. 25. Missionary Society Has Tuesday Meeting The Women's Missionary society of the M. E. church. South, met at the church Tuesday with a good atten dance and two visitors present. A short dialogue waa given by Mrs. Tay lor and Mary Lou Igo. entitled A Young Members' Impressions of the Missionary Society." Pythian Sisters to Hate Valentine Party Pythian Sisters club met at the home of Mrs. C. W. Whillock. 1714 West Tenth street on January 32. After a short business session, names were drawn for the Calanthae Sister club, the remainder of the eve ning being spent In playing bridge. Refreshments were served by the hos tess, assisted by Mrs. Jean Batcman, and Mrs. Minnie Heinle. The next meeting will be in the form of a Valentine party to be held at the home of Mrs. Carl Flchtner, 613 South Holly, on February 12. Members and guests are requested to come In short dresses according to the 1028 to 1930 mode. VALENTINE SPECIAL WEDDING DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT RING 8ETS $12 complete OTHER MATCHED RING ENSEMBLES $25.00 and up Quality Jewelry has brought her the title of "Queen of the Blues." A fast stepping Jamboree of danc ing, comedy, singing and specialties, the stage show fairly bubbles with fun and entertainment, presented In the rhythmic manner that only col ored entertainers have the knack of doing. Crusoe's Cotton Pickers, nationally famous Victor Recording orchestra, furnishes the musical background What the Girl Scouts Are Doing Monday at 7:30 p m., basketball practice will be held at the girW gym in the hleh school The leader Is Mrs. Myra Russell. Monday, at 7:30 p. m.. at the club house, the newly organized mu sic class and girls orchestra will meet with Mrs. E. E. Gore, assisted by Miss Dorothy Gore. Any girl inter ested In music appreciation or In strumental ensemble work but w.io does not own an Instrument, is urged to attend this class as the Girls' Community club will assist In pro curing the loan of musical Instru ments for those who would not other, wise be able to play in the orchestra Wednesdoy at 7:30 p. m. at ths club house the Dramatic class will meet with Mrs. E. S. Bartlam. A new plan lias been adopted for this class and rehearsals will begin im mediately for radio presentation Through the courtesy of Mrs. Vir gin It will be possible for the dra matic class to broadcast their plays over KMED. Mrs. Bartlam is anx ious to have older girls who sre out of school and who are Interested In public speaking, meet with her at this time. Thursday at 7:30 p. m., the con tract brlde class for young busi ness women will meet with Mrs. O. A. Eden. ' No personal expense is Involved in Joining any of the activities of the Girls Community club as It Is beneficiary of the Community Chet and the leaders have volunteered their services. Ever Ready Circle Will Meet on Tuesday Ever Ready circle of the Presbyter- Ian church will meet in the church parlor at 2 o'clock Tuesday, Feb. 12 Mrs. Sawyer and Mrs. Young have charge of the meeting. Mrs. H, Q. Wortman will lead the devottonala. Tkks Entertain (nests nt Dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fick enter talned at dinner Monday evening at their home op 608 South Newtown fcr Mr. and Mrs. Horace Knew and Mr. Troy McCurdy of Los Angeles. RE-OPENED Boulevard Cafeteria in Ashland. Specializing in Amer ican. Italian. French and Chinese cooking. Tel. 234-J. f JEWELERS MEDFORD. ORE, Honestly Priced and are featured In several tuneful , arrangements, while a chorus of dus-! ky. high-stepping dancing girls, ar- j rayed in gorgeous costume creations. presents a tantalizing series of dances. The screen feature. "Enchanted April.' 'is the plcturlr-atlon of the fa mous novel by "Elizabeth" and shows Ann Harding, married to Frank Mor gan, as a wife with a sense of humor which comes in handy when hubby gets the wanderlust fever. Mrs. Debley VMts Here Before Returning lo South Mrs. W. C. Debley, formerly of this city, and now of Los Angeles has been laltlng friends here (or the past week and will return to her home In an other week. She states that her daughter, the former Leila Debley, now Mrs. Fred Ingram, of Los Angelps, gave birth to a baby daughter on Feb. Mrs. Ingram's address la 1218 So. Ridg ley Drive, Los Angeles. Mr. In gram is employed by the Metropolitan Water company in that city. Jackson County Feed Firm Adds Seed Department The Jackson County Feed company at Fourth and Bartlett streets has added an extensive seed department, and a large stock of seeds and sup plies including sprays and fertilizer is now available for their southern Oregon customers. Jerry Barr and Clay Konkel, boi well known local business men. have operated the Jackson county feen store since April. 1934. They are dis tributors for Hodgen Brewster poul try and dairy feds and with tho addition of the seed department with special equipment and more space will be able to give farmers and ranchers Improved service, according to Mr. Barr. Home portrait of family group? and children at Special Prices. Sh angle Studio. Phone 1308. MAKE WASH More and more smart Medford housewives are rejoicing over the leisure that is now theirs since they've started using the economical Damp Wash service. Your good judgment will tell you that it's time you stopped all this bother and worry of washing done at home once you've seen how inexpensively and expertly we can do it. - MEDFORD SO. DAKOTA LANDS WASHINGTON. Teh. (AP "Let's ylve the land brck to the In dians." That Jocular remark has lon been a favorite with the farmers hen evrr they felt fed up with droughts storms, pests or hard times. Now the government Is doing just that: taking land out fiom under the plow to give it to the original Amer ican It has just accepted options to buy 30.771 acres In Todd county. South Dakota. Officials said the land, classed as submarglnal. Is being acquired from white settlers who found It Inade quate for a living. The Indian bu reau will take over this and other Rc-Opening Sunday, February 10th BOULEVARD CAFETERIA 1.17 ROl I.KVARD ASHLAND Famous for its Good Things to Eat Speclall.lnic In Ami-rlian. Italian. I'renrh anil ClilneM ranking egular Dinner Tel. 234-J for gone hy? Worn out? . . . used up? . , . forgotten? This year, why not end a lotting Valentine a sift of permanent . . for years fo What lKybeiuly become of. MSI fromth the Valentines lll' jewtlry store? you've sent inyears jt nwj ol Lawrence's Qualitv WHWWttttWHHWW'WafWWHt Hj DAY CARES I'm taking it easy II For 1 Q pound II 1 i IO bundle II it for each Ml additional MJ jjonnd DOMESTIC LAUNDRY land for the benefit of reservation Indians, to Improve grazing facilities. , A SCOTTISH RITE Stated Lodge meeting 7:30 P. M Feb. 11th. Installa tion of officers. L. E. WILLIAMS. Secy. Css Uall Tribune want ads. PREVOST Beauty Shop Special Low Prices Duart Permanents ...$1.40 Tulip Oil Permanents.... 2.95 Finger Wave (dry) 40 Finger Wave (wet) 20 Shampoo, Finger Wave and Rinse 75 236 So. Oakdale Phone 727 60c Reservations come X pensive. We can show yon any number of attractive gifts that cost no more but last years longer than other gifts. Drop in thisweek and see for yourself. Jewelrv Onlv DISAPPEAR It's Time to Stop doing your own Washing! Our New Low DAMP WASH price makes it possible It's so easy to start, just Phone 166
