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MEDFORD MXIE TRTBIINT;, MEOTORD, OREGON. THURSDAY, MXY 16. 1935. PACE THREE F 10 PRESENT PLAY FRIDAY Tha Senior Intermedial Endeavor society will present a very interesting program and a two-act play In the auditorium of the Christian church Friday at 8 p. m. The program follows: Piano solo Kathryn Centner. Reading Marjory Haddock. Beading Edna Dale. Vocal duet Effie Oliver. TOUard Oliver. Violin aolo Bruce Ruff. Reading Glowrene Bates. Vocal solo Marguerite Lum&n. Reeding Lucian 6mith. Piano solo Mildred Buctlee. Vocal solo Thail Ford. Musical novelty and songsDick Baize. Jlmmie Baize. In the play, "The Arrival of Billy." Mr. and Mrs. Sherwood, depicted by Irwin Doty and Delia Mae Dale, make extensive preparations for the arriv al of a small boy. Mr. Nelson and Miss Flint, played toy Price Schafer and Betty Chllders, offer neighborly suggestions while the interested mo ther. Dorothy Moneleth, and the nurse. Rose Ellen Sloneker, are on hand to help receive the little visitor. A free-will offering will be taken at the close of the program and re frashments will be for sale In the dining hall. MRS. LIDA B. COSTAIN Society and Clubs Word was received here today of the death In Grants Pass of Mrs. Llda Beagle Costaln, a former resident of Medford, who passed away at Grants Pass hospital at 11 a. Tuesday. Funeral services are to be conducted at Orants Pass Friday af ternoon at 3 o'clock, and Interment will be In the Jacksonville cemetery. Mrs. Costaln last lived In Medford a year ago, and had spent many years here and at Grants Pass. She ac quired many friends who were deeply grieved to learn of her death. She is survived by three daughters and one son: Mrs. Kenneth Cerr of Klamath Falls, Mrs. Gladys Robertson of Port land. Mrs. Grace Clothier of We natehee. Wash, and T. W. Beatgle of Seattle. : Art Appreciation Class Ended With All-Day Program EVANS VALLEY, May 16. (Spl) The oil painting and art appreciation class which has been receiving In struction from Mrs. Vivian Norman I Barto for the past year under the . auspices of the FERA, met at the . home of Mrs. Catharine N. Law on i Tuesday for a farewell all day party and a covered dish luncheon. This class consists of ten local ladies who are very much Interested in oil painting and the study of the "old masters." The following ladles are members of the class: Mrs. Wm. Moore, Mrs. Chas. Willis, Mrs. Bert Cook, Mrs. Floyd Dover, Mrs. Willis Shortrud, Mrs. John Kathan, Mrs. Harry Simp- ! son, Mrs. Ace Keller, Mrs.' Harold Rempfer and Miss Clara Simpson. Mrs. Carol Miller and Mrs. Elmer Chamberlain were members most of the year. These ladles are very en thusiastic in their praise and appre ciation of the help and enjoyment they have derived from their mem bership in this class. In spite of difficulties and hard ships, bad roads and Inclement weather, class days each week have found the members on hand for their lesson and mutual social pleasure. It was with real regret that they listened to a letter from County Superintendent Bowman, read by their teacher, which gave notice that the class must discontinue three weeks ahead of the time previously planned upon. Both they and Mrs. Barto have been hoping not only to finish this, their fourth term, but to go on with a summer term of out of door paint ing and sketching for another ten weeks. They are still hoping that the class may be resumed later and are expecting to have an exhibit of their painting soon In Medford. Garden Club Banquet Hotel Medford Friday The members of the Medford Gar den club will be entertained at a banquet at the Hotel Medford tomor row Friday night, at 6:30. Those members planning to attend are asked to notify Mrs. Ralph Woodford or Mrs. C. C. Darby, either by telephone this evening, or by getting In touch with them tomorrow morning at the court house. The meeting at 8 o'clock at the court house will be open to the public, and all meetings are open to members of the Garden club. Town Club HwMmws Plan Bridge Tournament I The regular monthly bridge tour nament of the Town club, to be held at their club rooms at 1000 West Main street on Tuesday, May 21, will be more than an ordinary tourna ment, according to the hostesses, Mrs. W. F. Quisenberry, Mrs. Frank Far rell and Mrs. Edwin Durno. Playing will start promptly at 8 o'clock, and reservations may be made by calling any one of the hostesses. Medford Ladles'-Aid In Ashland on Thursday Mrs. John Hessner entertained the Ladles' Aid of St. Peter's church in her home in Ashland on Thursday, May 9. After the regular business meeting the afternoon was spent sewing. Guests of the afternoon were Mrs. Ware of Sacramento and Mrs. Thlede of Jacksonville. World Wide GiiildVleet Tomorrow McReynolds Home The World Wide Guild girls will hold a party at the home of Mareta Reynolds at 7:30 p. m. on Friday. May 17. All girls of Intermediate ai?e are welcome. Anyone wishing trans- portatlon is asked to meet at the church at 7:15. Pocahontas "Bunco" Party Friday Evening Members and their Invited friends of Pocahontas lodge will meet at the Redmen hall tomorrow evening for a box social and "bunco" party. A good attendance la promised. Mlsa Roma McReynolds Honored on 16th Birthday EDEN PRECINCT.- -(Spl.) Miss Roma McReynolds was very pleasantly surprised Saturday evening with a birthday party in honor of her 16th birthday. Dancing and games were enjoyed throughout the evening and later dainty refreshments were served. Those present were: Wilberta Thompson, Audrey Thompson, Car men Huston, Frances Glover, Howard Kllnger, George Havdisty, Jim New lln, Dean Logan, Eugene Scherer, Ed ward Glover. Norvin Furry, Bruce Wilson and Francis McReynolds. Lawn mowers: Sharpened. Phone 281. Medford Cyclery. 23 N. Fir. .Mrs. Arthur Webster I Hostess Mothers Party CENTRAL POINT. May IT. (Spl) Mrs. Arthur Webster entertained with a Mother's day party Friday. A pleasing feature of the occasion was that each one was privileged to contribute in her own way toward an appropriate program. Following a prayer by Reverend Lewis, several hymns were sung, among which was "Sweet Bye and Bye." of which Mr. Lewis told the story of the composing and setlng to music of this well known hymn. Readings, poems, or interesting ex periences were given by Mrs. W. P. Grimes. Mrs. Alvin Williams, Mrs. A. J. Milton, Mrs. Lewis and Mrs. H. P. Jewett. Solo, Mrs. A. Webster; trio, "No body Knows But Mother," Mrs. Louis Grimes. Mrs. Ray Wyatt and Mrs. Guy Tex; memory chapter, John 15, by Mrs. O. M. Minnlck; trio, Mrs. Warner, Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Fry. Refreshments were served by the hostess and committee. Among those present were: Mrs. Paul Martin, Mrs. E. C. Faber, Mrs. H. P. Jewett, Mrs. R. C. Lewis, Mrs. Ted Hill, Mrs. A. W. Ayers, Mrs. Sam Anderson, Mrs. Sara h Warner, Mrs. J. H. Terrltt, Mrs. Viola Lampman. Miss Helen Carlton, Mrs. Katie Mosher, Mrs. Mary arlmm, Mrs. A. J. Milton, Mrs. Henry Kllburn, Mrs. Jesse Hamrick, Mrs. Guy Tex. Mrs. O. M. Mlnlck, Mrs. E. C. Richmond. Mrs. Merrltt, Mrs. Hoffman, Mrs, Alvin Williams. Mrs. W. A. Crane, Mrs. Lane, Mrs. Flaherty, Mrs. Ruth Clark. Mrs. W. P. Grimes, Mrs. Louis Grimes, Mrs. Billings, Mrs. Long. Mrs. Sanderson, Mrs. Ray wyatt, Mrs. Nettie Cassman, Mrs. Blther, Mrs. Bennett, Mrs. Emma Htlkey, Mrs. Stansby, Mrs. Foutch, Mrs. Fry, Mrs. Bartol, Mrs. Day, Mrs. Borah, Mrs. L. H. Smith and hostess, Mrs. Web ster, and Rev. R. C. Lewli. Berean Bible Class Mreti With Mrs. Anderson CENTRAL POINT, May 16. (Spl) Mrs. Sam Anderson was hostess to the Berean Bible class at her home In Willow Springs district on Thurs day, May 9, with President Mrs. Elsie Martin in the chair. Session opened with prayer by the class teacher. Mrs. Frances Wyatt, and song. '"Take the Name of Jesus With You.' Owing to the volume of business discussion, the usual lesson was omitted and a review of the Book of Esther ably given by Mrs. Jessie Lewis, followed by singing "God Be With You 'till We Meet Again." A pleasant social hour was enjoy ed during the social period and re freshments served by Mrs. Louis Grimes and hostess, Mrs. Anderson. The June meeting will be held in the church basement June 13, at which time ladies of the First Christian church will be present. Present were : Mesdames Sarah Warner, Elsie Martin, Elizabeth Fa ber, Haddte Grimes, Lucy Blther, Sarah Limbeck. Viola Lampman. Frances Wyatt, Sarah Eldon, Amy Lawton, Delia Tex, Edna Kllburn. Gladys Ruth Marcus. Lorlle Minnlck, Sarah Roe, Louis Orimes. Belle Booth, Dorothy Root, Marlon Richmond. Marie Gebhard. Mattie Smith, Miss Barbara Jean Root and hostess, Mrs. Selma Anderson. St. Peter's Y. P. 8. . Social on Friday Eve. The Y. P. S. of St. Peter's church meet for Its regular social Friday evening in the church basement. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Tarns are entertain ing. All are cordially Invited. On Garden Club Program Friday v Have Huson's toast and butter some delicious Double K Nuts for your next party. For Hose that Wear buy NOLDE & HORST Ethelwyn B. Hoffmann. BEST QUALITY , SUDAN SEED 13c per Lb. IN 100-LB. LOTS HAY SALT UPECIAL PRICE In Lots of 500 Lbs. or More BERRY CUPS Berry Cnps and Crates Now on Hand RIGHT PRICES F. E. SAMSON CO. 229 North Riverside fcv.-fV:. yoUR yov) ..,c TO If BUY LOW You're sure to need some of these items. Stock up now at , these low prices and with this I amazing guarantee of quality: If, after using a full package of any of these items, you are not entirely satisfied, simply re turn the empty tube or container (not carton) to COLGATE'S, Jersey City, N. J.-and TWICE what you paid will be refunded at once! Read over the list! Fourteen Colgate and Palm olive daily necessities, all known for high quality and low price. Buy any of them with absolute confidence! Lurte Neale linden of the mimic department of southern Oregon Nor mal school at AhlHiid, who will play a group of violin solos Friday night nt the courthouse auditorium as a feature of the music program being presented at the convention of the Oregon Federation of Garden clubs. Miss l-anilen. an artlt graduate of the Cincinnati Conservatory of Mu sic, plays with a fnctle technique that has won aclmlratlun In southern Oregon. ; 4 MOVED DENTAL OFFICE Dr. W. C. Thompson is now located at Room 313 Liberty Bldg. Tel 70. Reasonable Dentistry. FINE FARM PLACES RECEIVE PRAISE OF MRS. MARY 0. CAREY By Mary O. Carey EDEN PRECINCT. May 16. (Spl.) It ha been my pleasure to spend a couple of days at two of the most beautiful and well kept homes In the valley, lately. One was at the Clyde Barnum home, where I was an all day guest about ten day aio. There I found one ot the finest kept grounds about the home of any place in the valley. Not only a well kept and valuable orchard, but ornamental trees blooming and beautiful ehruba about the yard and ground. The other wa the A. R. Phippa home where I waa a dinner guest on Mother Day. There I aaw aome of the finest stock I have seen anywhere on the farm. The Phlppsee believe It takes no more to feed a good animal than a poor one and that the returns Schilling Yoivder 'A made with Cream Tartar are much more. The farm of several hundred acres was in abundant wheat and corn crops. If we would only take more pride In our old farm places and secure the best in beauty, and in equipment and in our stock as well as eccd for tne crops the attraction to the farms would soon draw new interest to our valley and greater prosperity to the owner. Mrs. Kellosv Rites Held in Portland Funeral services were held in Port land Monday for Mrs, Amanda A. Kellogp, 88, last surviving charter member of the First Christian church of Portland, and a resident of Med ford in the 90's. She was active la church work in this city, where aha had many friends. She was survived by one son, Harry Hembree. Mrs. Kellogg'a parents emigrated to Oregon from Iowa In 1848, coming by covered wagon. She died Friday, May 10. APPLEGATE T0WNSEND EFFORTS ARE FAILURE BIO APPLEGATE. May 18 (8pl) A second attempt to organize a Townsend club In the Applegate community ended in failure Tuesday evening when about a dozen local people met at the community hall. It la roported that no organisers appeared to conduct the meeting. iMobibii Jitaiffl wi .i.i hi in iiitf pip 11 Mi m Jl iiimiHIIM Mi-iinn- I nur ir fmr'ni n' i w i n .. Try a ptooe of Strawberry Short, cake at Huson's with homemade Soft Ice Cream . . It's deUcloue. NEEDLE ARTS dep't. . . Adrlenne'j. ... all the benefib of country estate in town. Tnnt, riding, joJf, dWing, quiet ight to ifliuff lound tletp. 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