Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (April 7, 1935)
PAGE TWO MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFOKD, OREGON, SUNDAY. APRIL 7. 193.'. I i)iiwuinuiiiiiimiiiiiiniiiiiiMn IIHIKiuuiiiiitiiiiuiiiiuiMii 1 "i i w in.. Hi, 'in,, .line::?. ...''Ill, ,iiil!! iu........!ilP l!i.....u................,u..iniil!i &33s33LS 3 V2&ass& 11 llm'' illliniiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiillliil Miss Roxane Ruhl Home After Voyage To Hawaiian Islands Completing lx week,' trip to Honolulu and a three weeks vacation In southern California and Old Mex ico, Miss Hoxane Until, daughter of Mr. ana Mrs. Robert W. Ruhl, re turned on the BhaKta Saturday morn ing after many delightful days spent at sea. on the Islands and in ixjwer California. The spring sunshine found there and the beautiful desert flowers at Palm Borings even sur passed the attractiveness of the Island on many days, miss nuni found, because of the atorma and floods that were encountered. ' Miss Ruhl accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Carpenter on the voy age, but remnlned In California after the latter returned to Medford. At Pasadena she visited Miss Julia Mc- Williams, who attended school with Miss Ruhl and Is acquainted with many In Medford, having been cuest at the Ruhl home. ' Miss Ruhl then accompanied her father, who had gone to Ban Fran cisco to meet the boat, and her grand father, A. 8. Ruhl, to Agua Callente for a week end of golf and a visit U the Csslno. Then she and her father visited Palm Bprlngs. where It waa found that the desert flowers were In bloom. At Oahu. Mls Ruhl and the Car penters were gueste at the Haleku lanl hotel at Walklkl Beach. Four weeks were spent there and It wsa during this time that the serious floods struck the Islands, adding no little excitement to the visit. They motored around the Island before re turning to San Francisco. ' Robert W. Ruhl la In that city and la expected to return the first of the week. Vl'elKiniih Club lias Covered Dish Lunrheon ' Wenonah club met at the home of Helen Smith on Haven street. Thursday afternoon for regular cov ered dish luncheon and business meeting. Mrs. Barbara Jennings was the Invited guest for the afternoon. .Assisting the hostess were Elva Oentry and Bernlce Wilson. Own of character JiK'Sa-lV. An Easter Table or Cttarm and Ulntlnotlon Ii Your for the PotstuMnf. Lawrence s FtrltiKlre drnlers for O or hum ffthfr In nil Southern Oregon. STOP GAMBLING WITH HOME WASHING For Never Failing Results Send It To The American Laundry Modem equipment plus skilled labor equnlg safe and sntisfactory laundry service Wet Wash .... 4c lb. Rough Dry ("0 starch) . . 7C lb. Phone 873 and Our Car Will Call AMERICAN LAUNDRY 138 South Central. ill Electric Clocks All Makes of the Better Grades Guaranteed by a Watchmaker GLOBE GIRDLER, AVIATRIX MARRIED i i 01 5 Ji f V r It. !f ' t ' " Linton Wells, writer and world traveler, with hli bride, the former Fay Gillls, as they honeymooned In New York. The new Mrs. Wells la one of the few Women holding a a transport pilot's license and ona of the two In tho "Caterpillar Club." (Associated Press Photo) Commander Faust Visits U. S. W. V. Business Meeting Colonel Bargent Camp, U. 8. W. V., nnd tho Ladles' Auxiliary held a fib ular meeting at the armory Wednes dey which wns one of tho largest meetings ever held by the organiza tions. The meeting was preceded by a chicken dinner served by the aux iliary. Department Commander Dr. R. C. Fa lift t of Salem and Mr. Ma Mae Smith or Newport, department presi dent of the auxiliary, wer present for talks on veteran affairs. Com mander Faust advises all members of the organization to write at once to the Ore Ron delegation In Washington urging them to .work and vote for houan resolution 8095. The local commander Joins In the request. M Polly Ann Iloffiird Kntertaln on IHrthdny Little Polly Ann Hof'ard enter tained some of her little friends at her home, 607 South Dakota avenue, April first, the occasion be ing her sixth blrthdny. The party was given by her mother, ilra. Paul Hoffsrd, from 3:00 to 4:00 o'clock Present were: Pain Foster, Jeraldyn Jerome, He lien Lou Llttrell, Nnncy Rose, Luly Bell Casebolt. Shirley Jean Barton, Beverley Works, Paul Ins Kregger, Qale Codding. Phyllis Florey. Roger Butler, Bobby Llttrell. j BUI Rose, Bobby Works, Frederick j Kregger, Junior Kregger, and Polly Ann. Telephone 873 ltWrS'1' i X. , J.J i'1 H. y ' ' ( Oaf Kiwanians Fete Ladies Monday The regular monthly ladles' night of tha Klwanls club will be celebrated tomorrow evening with a dessert luncheon at the Hotel Medford at 7:au, niter which the members and their Indies will attend the sscond show at Hunt's Craterlan, "Missis sippi." Ml,s Ann Livingston Will He llo(i-s. in Club The Women's Auxiliary of St. Mark's church will meet Tuesday with Miss Ann Livingston. This will be both a business and Btudy meeting. I.tlllier League Meets On Monday Luthor Lenijuo of Zlon Lutheran church will meet Monday livening at the home of Mrs. Everett Dlngman, Mrs. W. H. Klelnsmlth being assisting hostess, 447 Holly street. Mrs. 1. A. Perry Will Knlrrlnln Group The rcgulnr monthly meeting ol Sunny Sisters Circle of tho Presby- tcrlnn church will bo held at the homo of Mrs. J. A. Perry, Tuesday, April 0. A one o'clock luncheon will be served. Asslstsnt hostesses will be Mesdsmes J. H. Butler, B. A. Nye. Prank Roberts, H. U. Lums den, and S. A. Kroschel. Members are requested to respond to a roll call with a spring poem, and each la asked to bring hslf a down sand wiches and her own table service. - IM'Hren of Honor ll'ii llriiulnr Meeting A Inrne- number of members at tending the regular meeting of De gree of Honor Protective association, held Thursday evening with Esther Hublcr, president. In the chair. In itiatory work was beautifully done by the officers, and after the meet ing light refreshments were served at tables decorated with spring flow ers, with Miss Bessie Huhler presid ing over the coffee urn. Onmcs were enjoyed at the close of the meet ing. The next regular meeting will be a social evenltK In the Eimles' hall, with soo. plnorhlf and bridge In play. The committee In charge win le Mrs. Denmnn snd Mrs. Kempke The club urges a large attendance of those who enjoy tin evening ol cards. 1 Ml urrevy'j- Art UdklrAre Jj-erj- I 41 5. Central Phone 363 A New Season's Ne,w Mode Spring with all Its lotellness Is wllh us tnd we're ready to make )ou youthfully, beautifully av. Make sn appointment now for your Easter Permanent Wave 1 ' I Holbrooks Observe Anniversary Sixty First Wedding Day In true keeping with spring, the season of romance, cornea announce ment this week that Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Holbrook, 17 Almond street, have celebrated the sixty-first anniversary of their marriage. On March 33, 1874. the well known local couple, took vows In Sparta. N. C. Today, at the ages of 89 and 79, Mr. and Mrs. Holbrook welcome the new season, each enjoying good health and congratulations from their nine living sons and daughters. They have been residents of Oregon for 3S years and have friends thruout the valley, who also extend them good wlsnes. Preceding their arrival In Oregon, they lived for a few yeara In Nebras ka, where they still have one daugh ter. Mra. Oeorge Anderson of Hast ings. Th. other children came west. They are: O. I. Holbrook. Klamath Falls: D. C. Holbrook, Tula Lake. Cel.: w. j. Holorook, Malln, Ore.; C. V. Holbrook, Creawell; W. B. Holbrook, Lebanon; Luther R. Holbrook. Pro volt; Mrs. W. P. Andrews, Medford, and Madge Holbrook, Salem. Anoth er daughter, Mrs. B. E. Wright, died In Portland seven years ago. When the Holbrooks celebrated their golden wedding day In that city all members or their family were present. They slso have 32 grandchildren miss orace Andrews, formerly of Medford, now of Fort Collins, Colo , being the oldest; and two grest- granocniidren. Chrysanthemnni rlrrle To Olve Benefit Card Parly Chrysanthemum circle. No. 84, held Its regular meeting Wednesday night In the I. O. O. F. hall, at which time It was voted to give a benefit card party. April 17. Past Noble Orand Clnh Meets Thllrsdnv Past Noble Orand club will have Its regular monthly business meeting ana social time Thursday evening, April 11 at 8 p. m. at the home of Mrs. Elsie Millard, 28 Cottage atreet. All visiting past noble grinds are In vited and members are urged to at tend. f'htirrh "oclety"" To Meet Thursday The Ladles' Aid society of Zlon Lutheran church will have Its meet ing next Thursday afternoon at the home of Mra. Ellerstadt, north of Central Point. All are to meet at the church at 1:30 p. m. and from there leave together for the Ellerstadt resi dence. V. F. VP. Auxiliary to Sponsor Public Card Partv Mrs. Ooldle rrszler will be hostess the card party next Thursday afternoon, April 11, at the home of Mrs. X. D. Csnfleld. Aloha ranch on the Coleman Creek road. Bridge and five-hundred will be played with playing beginning at 2 p. m. Prizes will be gh-en and refreshments served. This card party la open to the public and anyone who llkea to play la cor dially Invited. Those desiring to go may call Mra. Etha Wall by telephone, 148-Y, for transportation. Mrs. A. II. Wllllanis Honor finest at Nhower Mrs. A. B. Williams, a former resi dent of Medford, but now residing at Beagle, was honor guest at a kitchen shower given for her by the Ladles' club of Sams Valley at the home of Mrs. Empy, on Thursdsy afternoon. Following the regular buslneae meet ing of the club. Mrs. Wllllnms was presented with gifts from the mem bers sa well as two comforters from the club. Mrs. Williams' home was recently destroyed by fire. Thirty one members and one visitor, Mrs. Williams' daughter, Mrs. Arthur Hess of Medford. were present. At the close of the sfternoon, Mrs. Empy assisted by two of tho club members served dainty refreshments. The next meeting of the club will be at the home of Mrs. Weaver, April 10. -WO' 'O7 tiitX, " ; 1 A -1 w ADRIENNE'S Recital Scheduled At Baldwin Shop The Yeoman-Knight atudto will present another group of pupils In voice, plsno and violin recital at the Baldwin Plsno Shoppe next Wednes day evening at 8 o'clock. The aeries, of which this recital Is he second, to be given during the spring season, la for entertslnment of the public and furtherance of the musical education of the pupils pre sented. Miss Dorothy Gore, talented young violinist of this city, will con clude the program with the first movement of the famous Mendels sohn E-mlnor concerto. Mrs. Yeomsn and Mr. Knight an nounce a carefully arranged program snd extend a cordial Invitation to all who are Interested, Dance for Masonic Lodge on Thursday Masonic lodge will sponsor a dance to be held at Masonic hall on Thurs day evening. April 11. The commit tee In chsrge Is completing arrange ments to Insure a successful party and solicits the support of all mem bers of the fraternity who want these parties continued, to arrange to be present and support the committee In their efforts. All Masons, members of Eastern Star and their frlenda ns Invited guests are cordially Invited to be present. The music for dancing will be fur nished by Ward Crofta orchestra. Dancing will begin promptly at 9:00 o'clock. Refreshments will be served, and cards will be In play for those who do not care to dance. Benefit Card Parly Planned on April 20 Past presidents of Lincoln school P.-T. A. will sponsor a benefit card party April 28, It was announced yesterday, Mrs. Tobln Will ' ' Spend Summer Awuy Mrs. F. F. Tobln and children. Marlnn and John, left Friday night for Wlnnemucca, Nev., where they will spend the summer with rela tives. Birthday Parly For Shirley Dlllard Saturday The tenth birthday of little Miss Shirley Dlllard waa celebrated by a theatre party yeaterday afternoon with fourteen guests present. After the theatre, the party assembled at the Dlllard home, decorated In green and yellow for the occasion, and games were played and refreshments served. Those present were Mary Lou Ly man, Joan Smith, Jean Eddy, Kath erlne Barber, Barbara Preston, Peggy Nixon, Margaret Thompson, Jean Wing. Patsy OeBauer, Mary Lou Llnkhart, Lola Pinning, Phoebe Swem and Lorraine Adams, besides the honor guest. Wcnonuh Club LujiMs April l-'rollc on Friday An evening of much enjoyment, l April frolic, was spent at the Kedmeu hall Friday by members of the Wenonah club and their In vited friends. A candy table, fortune telling booth, "fish pond," the "beauty parlor," "photo gallery.' chicken dinner" booth, a place for kisses," the "wild animals." the witchery" and, other amusements were tho, scene of much merriment. A trio composed of two saxophones and clarinets entertained with 'two musical numbers. The players were Dorothy Lawrentt, Eugene Hayes and Janet Rush. The one act piny, "On Guard.' was presented In a moat creditable manner by the following: Colonel Pepperall, Maude Abbott: hla daugh ter. Miss Lucy. Esther Dooms; Char lie Cnsher, Sarah Tolle; Ted Mc- Finnlgan, Harriet Watson; Tom Manley, Bernlce Wilson, and the Irish msld, Molly, Dorotha Watklns, The evenings entertainment wss under the able direction of the president. Harriet Wutson. assisted by. her committees. Refreshments were served at the close of the evening. Adrienne's Most Important LINGERIE SALE Monday -- Tuesday --Wednesday $.95 Silk Slips Ta mm oml whltr mi in or rtrpp. I.ncf trlmmrd or tailored. f ! !,1 value . .$.-!. Nightgowns Lo.flf lac trlmmctl gnnn. White, blur and tea rint. M.D5 valuei Jl O't Dancettes rVifln and crept wt that are regularl? Silk Panties 1.W Tntnr In Inee trimmed tr plain crepe or Mttn ., SI .M Buy tonr Tasiar I Irtjtrrie Now. Thl ipectal price Is for three da. on!, Committee? Named For Garden Club's Work During Year Medford Garden club held an Inter esting meeting Thursday evening at the Hotel Medford. Mrs. P. O. Den on has cordially Invited the club to meet there, an Invitation the club appreciates very much. Future meet ings will all be held there with the exception of the etate Ped:ratlon meetings, which will be held In the court house auditorium. The president, Mrs. Ralph Wood ford, has appointed the following committees: Arrangements: Mrs. J. R. Wood ford. Mrs. E. M. Wllioa, Mrs. R. G. Fowler. Program: Mrs. C. H. Paak'e. Hospitality: Mrs T. W. Miles, Mrs. C. C. Purnaa, Mrs. Bessie Lumsden and Mrs. H. A. Stanley. Registration: Mrs. C. C. Darby and Mrs. H. N. Butler. Credentials: Mra. E. B. Wilson and Mra. L. E. Williams. Publicity: Jane Snedlcor. Decorations: Miss Helen Bullts, Mrs. H. D. McCaskey, Mrs. A. E Reames, Mrs. G. P. , Phythian, Mrs. Leland Mentzer and Mrs. George Por ter. Transportation: Mrs. C. J. Semon. Gardens to be VUited: Mrs. A. S. V. Carpenter. Mrs. Mae Carle ton and Mrs. W. E. Crews. The plant sale, Mra. Louts Bundy, chairman, will be held Friday and Saturday, April 12 and 13. Tlure Is always a strong demand for shrubs and the committee asks especially for donations Y shrubs as well aa per ennials and other plants. A nominating committee which will report at the regular May meeting was appointed by the president as follows: Mrs. O. ArnspiBor. Mrs. J. A. Perry and Mrs. Winifred Bailey. Dr. F. J. Moffatt's talk on the work he Is doing In taking X-ray pictures of fruits and flowers was very Inter esting and the pictures he showed of flowers rec-lved hlph enthusiasm. He Is tracing development of the pear by means of X-ray pictures from the smallest bud formation through to the ripened fruit. The time for pick ing In the future may possibly be determined by X-rny pictures rather than by methods now In use, Dr. Mof fntt said. During the State Federation meet ing the Chamber of Commerce will establish an Information .bureau at the court house. Mm. C. T. fiwpeney Will Kntcrtnlii Merrltt Clrclo i Merritt circle of the Presbyterian ; church will meet Tuesday afternoon ' at the home of Mrs. C. T. Sweeney i on the old North Pacific htglfway. A 1 o'clock luncheon will be followed i by the regular business meeting. J Mistletoe rinb Will Have Party WrrlnrMclay MlHtlstoe club will hold a Polly Anna party Wednesday afternoon, ! April 10, with Neighbors Francos and Joan McConlehie p-i hostesses, at their homo, 1015 Wert velfth streot. I And the Cost Is Only MEDFORD tr CI X4 IMP JaCS I 7 Jjp& '3? . our ; f 4 driver will I S'4r& N of all Wash 1 YJmm) a,,dgive s n'Xtiy? enjoy j yourself Arthur D. Roach Is Wed In Seattle Axuthur Douglas Roach, assistant store-keeper at Crater Lake, was marrlfxi this week at Seattle, his former home, according to word received by officials of Crater Lake national park. His brlrte is the form er Mlis fcadie MucKilUp of Seattle. Hoach will return Tuesday to re assume Jits work at the lake, and Mrs. Roach Is expected to come when the park Is opened for t he sum mer. - Mrs. Frank SUva Will Be Club Hostess Mrs. Frank Sllva will be hostess at a Royal Neighbor benefit card party Thursday afternoon, April 11. at her home on the Jacksonville 4 for SS3 w DOMESTIC WBf.ittiiT8afTmmai.ij mm ma a a !jMride iM Jf4 WEDDING RINGS ygp) Diamond set priced from jMK DIAMOND and S3Va WEDDING RING SETS ,atJj' Priced from $25.00 in'lili ilflrVT.aiMlfmi II III In Umaliai ifniMlillilll lia J , Playing will start at 3:00 Schilling never lakes flujVj .ner freeze out START DAMP WASH SERVICE Just Phone a 13 pound bundle and to for ech additional pound L'jffRY highway, o'clock. ySantlla V" lis delicate flavor
