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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON. TYEDXESDAY. MARCII 20. 1935. PAGE SEVEN Local and Personal On Jury Duty C S Hatch of ftogue River is on circuit court Jury duty In Medford today. He arrived this morning on the Oregonlan. j Discharged from CCC Having been discharged from Med ford CCC dis trict. Ed K. Schafflts left last night by train for his home in Portland. To LewUton. Ida. Eugene Frank, member of Medford CCC d:strict, left last night enrout to Lewiston, Ida., making the trip by train. Expected to Arrive Mrs. Sam San dry of Portland was expected, to arrive today by train to visit In Medford at the home of her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Orlm. Back from Eugene Ralph R- Mc Intyre of this city, who spent the week-end attending to business In Eugene, returned this morning on the Oregoman- Visit Marshfleld Mr and Mrs. Orover Co rum and small daughter Peegy spent the week-end In Marsh field as guests of Mr. Corum's brother, Pete and family. Here on Business A. H. Clark, manager of the Coast Marketing Co.. 1 attending to Medford ouslness, having arrived this morning on the Oregon lan. Meyer Calls E. A. Meyers, travel ing tariff Inspector In the traffic de partment, Southern Pacific lines, is attending to business in Medford to day. From New York Fred Franklin of New York City la among business visitors !n this city today, having ar rived thie morning by train from the north. Leaves for Washington Mrs. E. A. Bell, who has been visiting In Med ford for several days, left lest night by train for her home in Fairfield, Wsah. . ' Leave for Portland E. A. Grens and J. B. Brault, oficlals of Southern Ore gon Gas corporation, left by auto this morning tor Portland, on busi ness. They are expected to return the latter part of the week. Mother Passes Away O. T. Jackson of 539 West Tenth street, received the cad news today of his mother's death, at Miles City, Mont. Mrs. Jackson would have been 09 years old Sep tember 12. Mr. Jackson will be un able to attend her funeral, owing to his wife's illness of the past three years. Well Drilling Delayed Drilling of a proposed 700-foot well at Lava Beds national monument, California, has been held up due to delay in legis lation of funda in Washington, D. C. acocrdlng to officials of Crater Lake national park. Funds for drilling the well will be limited to $1200. Super intendent David H. Canfleld and Chief Ranger J. Carlisle Crouch vis ited the Lava Beds the first of the week, in company of Ranger D. C. Fisher of Klamath Falls. Auxiliary Rummage Sale The American Legion Auxiliary will give a rummage sale in the building for merly oocupied by the Campbell Clothing company, Friday and Satur day, March 22 and 23, according to announcement, and goods will be re ceived at the store from 8:30 a. m. until noon on Friday. The sale will tart at 1 o'clock Friday, close at 5 :30 that afternoon, reopen Saturday at :S0 and close finally Saturday even ing at 0:30. Here Monday L. J. Reed of Ashland was a Medford visitor Monday Has Operation Mrs. M. D. Hood of Central Point underwent a major op eration today at the Community hos pital. ViMt at AohUnd Mr. and Mrs M C. Murrey of t:i;s city sprnt Sunday at Ashland, visiting t the home of Mrs. J. M. Easterling. Arrive Tomorrow Ml Mary Snider, who ts completing a special course at the University or Oregon, will arrive in Medford tomorrow to spend the annual spring vacation with her mother, Mrs. Maud Snider. License Examiner Hue Ward Mc Reynolds. examiner of operators and chauffeurs for the state of Oregon, will be on the third floor of the city hall Friday and Saturday, to give license examinations. The Groom Fast lun, variety and hilarious ac tion characterize the spontaneous film comedy, "Here Comes the Groom," which opened today at the Studio theater. Jack Haley. Mary Boland. Neil Ham ilton and Patricia El lis are featured. For Hose that Wear buy NOLDE & HORST Ethelwyn B Hoffmann SALES BOOKS and office furniture at Elliott's, 116 N. Central. MARVIN GEORGE and his band. Oriental Gardens. Thursday. All makes of watches repaired by expert Watchmaker. Brophy's, Jewelers. ANNOUNCING TOWNSEND CLUB DANCE Friday Night DREAMLAND ' DINTY MOORE, AND HIS ORCHESTRA MEN40. LADIES FREE Shon-s 1 1 gyWySiBW S"8 Adults 111 1M SsFoMt LJU 25 II 7:00-9:00 tlUMdMWW R KMlle 10c ly Positively Ends Tomorrow! They Lived Qn Borrowed Time! 4. . W.. J FRI-SAT Miss Snoopy Withers and Inspector Piper back again to bring you more laffs . . . and more thrills! EDNA MAY OLIVER JAMES GLEASON with Sparkling Dance Team Adds Zest to Craterian Music Hit :tf;$J wish I' -ff i - -: 1 Fred Astalre and Ginger Kogers. nhose sparkling dance rhythms were the highlights In "Flying Down to Rio" and tn "The Clny mtorree," have many new steps to ofler tn "ttoherta" the rte-lue musical opening a four-day ruii at the t rulerlan theater today. Irene Dunne is starred. The Intricate steps shown aboe nre part of the routine lor the "Smoke tiets In Your Eyes" number, one of the several routines whicn this popular team offer In .lerome hern's hit. Crash Injury Fatal, PORTLAND, March 20. (AP) Mrs. Glen Holt, 48. died last night from Injuries suffered November 4 when she was struck by an automo bile as she was crossing a street. The accident report said the car was American Legion Auxiliary rummage driven by Dr. J. D. Kinlht who. sale. 32nd and 23rd. Campbell Cloth --Mice 5flSd. was not at fault. In? Co. Bldg. Lost Lady i-1 v "A Lost Lady," with Bsrbara Stan wyck In the stellar role, opens at the Roxy threats today. The picture Is filled with thrills and excitement In addition to Its tense dramatic moments. Miss Stanwyck, as a wealthy society Blrl, is (rorpfoiisly arrayed In the very latest of fashionable costumes. Three Stars Head Cast Rialto Film "Living On Velvet," which opened at the Rialto theater yesterday for the first time locally. Is a smashing drnma with an unique twist on the eternal love trinnRle. An unusual angle In the romance lies tn the fact that two men. friends, each' tries to give up the girl they both love, in order that the other may be happy with her. Kay Francis, In the stellar role, Blves onfl of the finest characterisa tions of her career as the beautiful society girl torn between her af fection for one man and her mad Infatuation for the other. Miss Francis Is always beautiful and stunning on the screen, but her part In this picture calls for exceptional talent in dramatic and emotional acting. She partraya her role with such intense feeling and sincerity that she won the complete sympathy of the audiences. The star has two lesdtng men in the production. 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