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PAGE TTVO XfEDFOKD MAIL TRTBUXE. JrEDFOTJD, (TREOON, SUNDAY. APRIL 14, 1935, IIIIIIIIIUUIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIHi III jjlJHIHIUIIllllllllllllllHinii "fllllHIIIIIIIU,,,,, I' Hill II ,." "I iiii"'"uf llHIIIIilBi lNiiiiiiiiiiiiini lit'1 J .liu:: - lllllllllll.llt.l llUluuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil'iililill II -'""I 1 5? Jf Golden Anniversary Celebrated at Home Mr. and Mrs. Hawk Just 80 jmr ago laat ThuriKlay Mr. and Mr. B. M. Hwlt of 701 Wtit 11th street were married In Punxsu tawney, Pa. Their golden wedding an nlvaerary waa celebrated at their home Thuraday evening with at membera of their family present and 31 gueatt. The celebration was a happy one for Mr. and Mrs. Hawk, who have lived In Medlord, with the exception of seven years spent at their home stead near Butt Falls, steadily since 1905. They received many lovelj gifts, and tha rooms of the attractive old home were filled with flowers given them by relatives and close friends. Dressed In their old wedding clothes, Mr. and Mrs. Hawk presided at the tabla where a large anniversary cake waa cut. Alter tha refreshments were served, there was entertainment dur ing tha evening. The guests Joined In alnglng songs. Rev. W. B. Baird gava some reedlnga and Dr. Charlea T. Sweeney spoke. Mr. and Mrs. Haw have seven chil dren, all of whom live In and near Med ford. They were all present ex cept Harry E. Hawk, who waa called out of the city oii business. Those present were: Mrs. Mabel Wright. ok west Eleventh; Mrs. Hazel Van dermark, 84S Apple street: Mrs. Cath erine McKlnney of the Barry addi tion; Mrs. Anna Davis of Columbus avenue, Norman, of Talent, and Sha ron of West Main street. Another son, Russell 8 died In Prance during the war. Ten grandchildren were all also present except Leila VandermarVt. who la taking nurses' training In Port land. The guests present were: Dr. and Mrs. Bweney, Rev. and Mra. Balrd. Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Krauss, Mr. and Mra. J. H. Newton, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Currier, Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Harrison, Margaret and Kenneth Har rison, Mr. and Mra. Fleming. Mra. Bertha Tlmerman, Mrs. Ruth Bolton and daughter, Mrs. stlnson and Don Marvin. Gleaner Class Will Have Dessert Luncheon Mrs. A. P. Oreen and Mra. Ina Hu son will entertnln membera of the Oleaner Class of the Baptist ohurcn t a dessert luncheon at 3:30 o'clock Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Huson Just off Lozler lana. Election of of floere will be held and a good pro gram will be presented. Schilling pepper Enjoy the luxury of fine pepper. rVfl ALL ABOARD For the Land of the FREE YES. all alMvard for I day's vaca tionbut not ahoiird the wh hoard. Pny good -bye to wuH day nay sjood-hye to the wrlncer, the clntlipft line and the rlothrd-plns. Tut them out of your llff. Welcome onr laundry service to VOI R homrl AMERICAN 138 South Central. DEVELOPING We Develop Twice a Day Eaatman Kodak Dealers UNIVERSITY OF OREGON t" . ' , i v - - , " M ' C-i, if ' (?: ' ' Jrr. r 4, W r , ' U v. " fy ( Yp& .r ", f, ,'i f ft i iv " i ; ; ? YJJ'- s j S i Miii Frances Brockmsn, University of Oregon violinist, who placet first In the northwest In the Federated Women's Club natlon-wid violin contest, will go to Philadelphia during the latter part of April ind will take part In the national finals. If she wins, she will be presented In New York as soloist with the famous Phllharmonlo or chestra, and will receive a cash prize of $1,000. She will also be pre sented In recital In Washington, D. C, under sponsorship of Senator and Mrs. Charles McNary, before her Philadelphia appearance. Miss Brockman, a senior at the university, has been an honor student every term and has been prominent In student activities as well. She is a atudent of Rex Underwood, head of the violin department. Committees Work On Auxiliary Ball Committee In chaigo of the annual American Legion Auxiliary's EoMer Monday ball, which will be held, Mon day evening, April 23 at Oriental Gardens, are very busy arranging final details. Chairmen for this event are Mm Ro.se Bunch and Mrs. Irene Humph reys. The decorating committee la composed of Mra. Maude Codding, Mrs. Belva. Altkcn and Mrs. Mnlzlc Dalley. Al Stewnrt'a orchestra will furnlflh the music, and It la expected many people from Anhlnnd and Grants Pans and surrounding com munities will attend. WET WASH 4c lb. ROUGH DRY No SI in i ll 7c lb. LAUNDRY Telephone 873 PRINTING You'll Like the Service We Offer It you export careful photo finishing, promptly dona, leave your films with us. We're sperialists in making clear, sharp prints filled with rich detail. SWEM'S "OS M !N THri T- MUSICIAN WINS HONOR 49th Anniversary Mrs. C. A. Pickel Past Noble Orand club held Its regular meeting and social time at the home of Mrs. Elsie Millard Thurs day evening. Special honor was paid Sister Telitha Pickel on her 49th wedding nnnlversnry. The club pre sented her with a beautiful crystal vnno filled with flowers. Refreshments were served by the hostess assisted by Mrs. Lilly Clark, Mrs. Maud Stlckel and Mrs. Kather lne Daniels. Next meeting of the club will be at Mrs. Howlett's of EaRle Point with a covered dish luncheon. -f -f Mrs. Shell Is I Inst ess to Oroup Mrs. S 8. Shell of 331 South Ivy street was hostess Friday at lunch eon and a quilting bee. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Ollle Martin, Mr. and Mrs. Shurtcllff, Mrs. Fisher, Mrs Margaret Llnerfclt, Mra. Andrews. Mrs. arltsch, Mr. and Mrs. o. E. Shell and Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Shell. Tiilhminn Temple To Meet Wednesday Talisman Temple. No. 40, Pythian Sisters, will hold a regular meeting Wednesday, April 17. This will be birthday party night and members are asked to bring pennies for obser vance of birthdays during the month of April. Birthday cako will be served and entertainment provided. Mrs. Sam Bateman, Jr.. will be In charge of the meeting, which starts at eight o'clock. .Junior High P.-T. . Hiw Unit tits Meeting The Junior hl?h P.-T. A. associ ation hold a very Interesting meet ing In the auditorium of the Junior high school on Friday. The business meeting was con ducted by the vice presld-mt, Mrs. Ethel Pease. A report of the nom inating committee was made and accepted: for president, Mrs. C. N. Culy; vice president. Mrs. Fred Pur din; secretary, Mrs. Stanley Jones; treasurer, Mrs. Carl Bennett; his torian, Mrs. Mabel Church. Following the business meeting, several P.-T. A. songs were sung, led by Mrs. Wm. Hoiloway. Washington Boy Scout troop No. 8 entertained with a very Interest ing play, "Coming Clean." Under the direction of Mr. Heyland. Lovely refreshments were served by the teachers, Mrs. Mabel Church and Mtsa Parker pouring. ENLARGING Master Photo Finishers Activity Increases At Town Club on Arrival of Spring Spring flowers formed the setting at the Town club for one of the most enjoyable parties of the season Wed nesday when Mra. Harold Brown a,nd Mrs. Richard Payne entertained at a bridge luncheon. The place for 80 guests for whom covers were laid were marked by fragrant corsages, one of the charming features of the occasion. Mrs. Dwlght Find ley and Mrs, Jack and Mrs. W. F. Qulaenberry received prizes at card In play after lunch eon. Another of the many events which made the week a busy one at the Town club was the spring luncheon given Monday by Mrs. Paul Janney, who Invited, 20 guesU for the oc casion. About 30 enjoyed the entertain ment given Tuesday, which la ladles' day at the club. - Bridge Party For Teachers Is Held W. A. Gates Home Mrs. W. A. Gates and her daugh ter, Mary Anne, entertained the teachers of Roosevelt grade school at their home, 31 Crater Lake avenue, Friday evening at a bridge party which has been given annually at the Gates home since Mary Anne entered RooseVeR school. Three tables of bridge were In play at tables decorated In white and yel low, a color scheme that was carried out In bouqueu of flowers about the rooms. Prizes were received by Miss Gertrude Parker, Miss Sarah Van Me ter and Mrs. Ethel Wlllltts. The following teachers were present: Misses Van Meter, Eleanor Curry, Louise Hanson, Gertrude Parker. Gladys Bond; Mesdomes Nina Carlon, Wlllltts, Myra Russell, Flora Chllders, Anna Carter, Mary Coffin, Alllene Maxwell, and the hostesses. Cnthnllc LadlPH To Serve Easter Luncheon Catholic ladles will serve the an nual bridge luncheon on Easter Mon day at the parish hall, at 1 o'clock, It was announced yesterday. Olive Rphckuh Loli;e Meets Monday Evening Olive Rebekah lodge, No. 28, will hold Its regular business meeting and social time, Monday evening at the I. O. O. F.' hall at 7:30 p. m. All visiting Rebekahs are cordially invit ed and members are urged to attend. Vets and Auxiliary Will Meet on Mmiilay Regular meeting of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, Crater Lake past No. 1833, and their auxiliary, will bo held Monday, April 15, at the Eagles hall on West Main street, over the Golden Rule store. All members of both the post and auxiliary are urged to attend, as matters of great Interest to all mem bers will be taken up. Due to the fact that the state department presi dent, Mre. Anne Kelly, has postponed her visit until May 6, the auxiliary will not have their covered dUh sup per until May 6, Instead of April 15, as previously planned. Neighbors McConiehle Hostesses at Club Meet Neighbors Frances and Joan Mc Coniehle were hostesses to the Mis tletoe club lost Wednesday after noon. A lovely birthday cake for members having March as their birth month woa served with other delic ious refreshments to about 30 mem bers and guests. Following a short business period many beautiful Pol lyanna gifts were exchanged. AH members who havo pieced blocks for the quilt are asked to bring them to the next club meet ing April 24. The club will also have a white elephant sale at that time. Each mem tier Is reque3ted to bring some , article not wanted or needed In her home; something which would be useful to someone clw, at a very small price. The committee responsible for the very pleasant time was Margery Pearson, Neva Closcock, Juan Mc Coniehle, nnd Gnrdena Palmerton. ADRIENNE'S Salon of Beauty April Specials "Albert of the Falace" FACIALS 6 for $5.00 Hot Oil Treatments 6 for $5.00 3ct a Frederics Permanent before Easter . . . Phone 577 Mrs. D. G. Tyree Luncheon Hostess Mrs. D. O. Tyree was s charming hostess at two bridge luncheon this week .when ahe entertained at her home, 36 Glen Oak court, Thursday find Friday. Sixteen guests were in vited each day to those parties, which were two of the many events that are keeping members of the femlnliie set busy this week. Dinner Is Given in Honor Miss Lowry Miss Lucile Lowry was honored by a group of her friends at a delightful dinner given at Hotel Medford Friday evening. After the dinner two tables of contract bridge were In play, at which Miss Dorothy Paley received high score and Miss Barbara Wall, consolation. Present were Misses Doris Bundy, Paley, Fredericks Brommer, Ruby Stone. Wall. Culadlna Toll, Mrs. Mar Jorte Cox and the honor guest. Altar Society To Meet Tuesday St. Ann's Altar society will meet Tuesday for regular business at 2:30 o'clock In the parish hall. A good at tendance Is requested. Mrs. Charles Rweenev To Re Hostess to Club Women of Rotary will meet with Mrs. Charles Sweeney for covered dish luncheon Wednesday at 1 o'clock at herhome on the Old Pacific high way. Aislsti-nt hostess will be Mrs. J. W. Wakefield. I "Sewing Bee" Proves Pleasant All-Bay Event Mrs. Edna Nixon had several friends at her home, route 1, last Friday for , an old-fashioned all-day "sewing bee." A lovely dinner was enjoyed at noon, and at the close of the day a goodly amount of sewing had been accomplished and a most enjoyable tlmo had been spent by all present. Mrs. E. A. Thomas To Entertain P.-T. A. The Medford city council of P.-T.A. will be entertained by the Washing ton unit Tuesday, April 16, at the home of Mrs E. A. Thomas. 116 Mis tletoe avenue. A covered dish lunch eon will be served at 1 o'clock. Mrs. Carl Bennett, council presi dent, stated a nominating committee will be elected and other Important business will come before the council. Mrs. Gates Is Hostess To Jobs Daughters Council Mrs. W. A. Gates woa hostesa to members of Jobs Daughters council Monday evening at her home on Cra ter Lake avenue. After the business session, a social hour was enjoyed and refreshments were served. Pres ent were Mesdomes W. A. Oates, Er nest Smith. Fred Strang. G. Q. D'Al blnl, Glennle Mae Early. Dolph Phlpps. and Dr. B. R. Elliott, who is An adviser of the club. Busy Dozen Club Meets nt Jacksonville The Busy Down club met Thursday In Jacksonville at, the home of Mrs. Al Boone, her daughter, Mrs. Burdell, being hostESs. Covered dish luncheon was enjoyed at noon. Mra. Mathes baked the lovely birthday cake. The afternoon was spent In sewing and exchanging quilt blocks. The club Is exchanging friendship quilt blocks. Mrs. Carver and Mrs. Burdell received their quilts and. It being Mrs. Burdell's birthday, she also re ceived many lovely gifts. Those enjoying the day together Were Mrs. Geo. Garver, Mrs. Dean Saltmorsh, Mrs. Lawrence Luy, Mrs. Jim McNflll. Mrs. Roscoe Davis, Mrs. Leo Hedgpeth. Mrs. Martha Mitchell, Mrs. Clarence Mathes. Mrs. George Drake, Mrs. Al Boone and the hostess, Mrs. Burdell. Next meeting will he with Mrs. Mathes of Talent on April 25. ft oWW - -" . . MiTiwa iVW,t ami. ,v,i r- iLt- FINE DIAMOND RINGS ARE "TAILORED" LA WRENCE'S Cajrymg the same hltttl qual ity me-c!in11 to t found In the N.t Jewelry More In f lex. KjWdfV-i Gold Di.rn.nd P-5efSt'nl Gold w,ddi"9 $tiSSWwfrSy hk wi.it. 'WjtoJ Gold Diamond lffy-'jn''jrJi 7. Diamond V$ JtxrjR Cinjl.i.i8K Wed 61 Years v j Mr. and Mrs. 3, T. Holhrook of 17 Almond street, who are enjoying ex cellent health and the congratula tions of their nine living sons and daughters for having observed their fllt iveilrllng anniversary, which they celehrnted at their home .March 23. Oregon State Club Will Meet Monday Oregon State club will have Its last regular meeting of the season at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Fowler on Kings highway Monday evening at S o'clock. The committee In charge Is Mrs. E. N. Butler, Miss Doris Bundy and Mrs. Wilson Walt. After the business session there will be an evening of cards and a discus sion of plana for the summer picnic. Arrangements for two scholarship awards of $25 each, for a boy and a girl to go to Oregon State college, will also be made, according to those In charge. . Church Auxiliary to Meet with Mrs. Mann The Women's Auxiliary of St. Mark's church will meet with Mrs. J. O. Mann at her home on East Main Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 o' clock for study and work. Presbyterian Missionary Soeletv Will Meet Tuesday The Women's Missionary society of the First Presbyterian church will meet Tuesday, April 16, at 3 o'clock at the home of Mrs. R. S. Daniels, 407 Park street. An Interesting pro gram haa been arranged. The topic for the afternoon Is the Near East territory. Mrs. Fredelck H. Johnson will tell of the social and geographical conditions and Rev. R. S. Peterson of the religious work be ing carried on there. Mrs. O. J. Gould will give highlights from "Women and Missions" and Laura Bailey will give interesting anecdotes regarding various missionaries. All members and friends are cordi ally invited and an especial welcome la extended all new church membei-B. . I Ijl I , , II I l I I I.IJJJHII JIIJIMJM I I MIMlB f 1 Akff' to do your own washing with DAMP WASH prices so low LOOK At the Low Cost 52 for a 131b. bundle and 4c for each additional pound BEDFORD Mrs. Sparrow Tells Travel Club of Trip Thru Old Mexico Travel Study club met Monday at the home of its president. Mrs. Walter Frazer Brown, with a large attendance of members and visitors- The study topic for April was Mexico. Mrs. Alex Sparrow, who had recently returned from a three week trip to that land of enchantment, entertained the club with an Inter esting account of her trip. She re peatedly stressed the courtesy of all whom she had occasion to con tact, either socially or In a busi ness way. Of absorbing interest was her description of inspiring scen ery, as they sped over wide, hard- surfaced mountain roads, of the beauty and grandeur of churches and cathedrals with their priceless paintings, sculptures, tapestries, and hand carved wood work and of pyramids with terraces and wonder ful carved stairway. Mrs. Sparrow also told of her meeting with the president of Mex ico at Mexico City, and of his inter est In and plans for the betterment of his country and its people. His plans Include better education of the masses, distribution of land, minimum wage laws, higher stand ards of 'living, improved foreign relations and religious freedom, Mrs. Sparrow said. Mrs. Newton Chaney reviewed "Old Mother Mexico," by Harry Carre. He portrays the tragedies, Mrs. Chaney said, aa well as the charms of that land of high adventure, contrasts and sudden change or scenes. Mrs. Chaney's first hand knowl edge of Mexico made the review exceedingly interesting, as well as Instructive. She told of the early discoverers, the development of the country, and the characteristics or Us people. She stressed the authors glowing tribute to the cruel but courageous Apache Indians. Also Father Keno's beneficient work with more than fifty missions to his credit, and civilization's appreciation of Mexico's gift of beautiful shrines, churches and cathedrals. She also gave glimpses of the lives of the peons and of the hacienda of that Interesting and colorful country. The topic for study in May is Central America. Mrs. Frank Ray to Be Hostess to Guild Mra. Frank Ray will be hostess to members of Crater Lake Guild at her home, 1013 Ea.it Main street. Monday evening, April 15, at 8 o'clock. Mrs. Hartley Arthur To Kntertaln Tuesday The social meeting of the Women's Missionary society of the Methodi.it Episcopal church. South, will be held at the home of Mrs. Hadley Arthur, 520 South Fir Btreet, Tuesday, April 16, according to announcement. All members are invited to be pres ent. The meeting will start at a:30 o'clock. ASH SAVES IN urn ?:..-jm k. TOM ":lrWl CL'ftk &Mta DAMP WASH is a guaranteed fine laundry service that saves you dollars in the protection of your laundry as well as actually costing less than it does to do it yourself. and we will gladly send our CALL and D3LIVERY man to give you full information. DOMESTIC Bridge Luncheon Is Plan, Monday One of the'moat Important social events of the ensuing week, will b given at the Medford Hotel Monday by Mrs. Harry Prentice and Mrs. Bu fene Thornd:ke.' Guests will be In vited for eight tables of cards. Wednesday Study Club Meets April" 17 Wednesday Study club will meet April 17, it was announced. A boo review. "Crime in Cuba," will be giv en by Mrs. A. J. Hanby, and Mrs. L, B. Humphrys will review "Rainbow Countries of Central America." 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