Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 02, 1935, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. JfEDFORO. OREGON. SUNDAY. JUNE 2. 1935. PAGE SEVEN "AUTO WAY quests are Invited. Auction and con tract bndce will be in play. Thone reservations to Mrs. Fluhrer not later thsn Monday evening. Those who have not handed in their little aprons are asked to be sure and do so at once. The convention this year will be at The DHlles, and the time Is diaw- Wenonnh Cluh Tn .Meet on Thursday On Thursday afternoon. June fl. at 1:30 Wanonah club will hold Its reg ular covered dish luncheon and busi ness meetniR at the home of Wilma Hayes. 508 Mnry street. Mr. William Hollmvay W ill He lunch HoteM The combined Missionary societies of the First m. E. church will meet Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Wm. Holloway. John Herkert of Jacksonville pur chased a new two-ton International truck and also a new Beall logging trailer. The other new International truck was dPtlverrd to W. C. Kash hafer of Jacksonville. Thia Is Mr. Kasshnfer's second International, ac cording to Mr. Abbey. lister Oilman and Prank Childers purchased the two new Willys deluie sedan. JUST A TRUNKFUL! Activities of Legion Auxiliary ABBEY REPORTS FOUR SALES DURING WEEK Walter W. Abbey. Inc.. local Gra ham. Nash. LaFayette, Willys 77 and International truck dealers, report the sale of two Internationals and two Willys sedsns during the past week. The Auxtltsry Is having a bridge party Wednesday evening. June 5, at the home of Mrs. Pluhrer, Welling ton Heights. All Leelonnslres. mem bers of the Auxiliary and Invited j nig near to make reservations. These inny r mine wnn twivn nunn. Bt Cvrll Sander 3 i -&r -1 ThU year' Elk good will imbasea dors who are making a national tour which will end at the national con vention axe ueing Chevrolet automo biles. The two cars which have visited Med ford are a Chevrolet standard, phaeton, and a Chevrolet master dc luxe aedan. These car will travel more than 30.000 miles between May 36 and July 15. which means that b; the time the tour Ja over these cars will have been through a very severe test. In other words this tour shoulJ go a. long way in proving the relia bility and rurgedness of the 1935 ' Chevrolet. The main reasons given for choosing Chevrolets this year wero for their "reliability. rua?edness. an all-round performance." These "good-will" earn are aUo quipped with the new Goodrich Safety SilvertowVi tlr. As we under stand It, these Urea are made with feature which Is exclusive with Good rich and which also supposedly helos to eliminate the chance of flat tlrea This feature la known as the Llfe Saver Golden Ply. This ply resists th heat which 1 generated In a tire When a car la traveling at hlh speed, and according bo authorities this la one of the chief causes of blowouts. Tt was little doubt because of this fact that these tires were chosen to be used on this good will lour bs oauae the oars will be consistently maintaining a high speed In order that they may end the tour on schedule. Well, now that thia year's Indian apolis speed clasele Is over we sup pose that many of the drivers wMl Immediately begin to plan and bull 1 Or rebuild cars for next year's ra-t This year Kelly Petillo won the race at an averasre speed of 108.ii40 miles per hour. This la something like twa miles per hour faster than ltst year'c record. Oi course that doesn't sound like very much more than he pre vious record, but when one stops t: think that two miles an hour mor was maintained for five hundred miles, it takes on a different aspect In our opinion what thia country neda is a new race track which would be safe for the apeeds which modern racing oars are ab t hit and maintain. It seems to ua that this Indianapolis race Is becoming, more of a race of skill and chance rather than one of high speed Per-hap-we are wrong, but it appears that thi race track was never built for cars that will race as fast as thoe that are now run on It every year There ts little doubt many are ca pable of 150 and some even arouno 200 miles per hour why not build a speedway which would be fully ci pable of handling speeds like this and which would also remove many of the fatalities which occur every year In the try-outs and In the ac tual race. We believe that tf a track like this was available that, some of the. restrictions now placed on entries to the Indianapolis race might be re moved and the speed record would probably be raised considerably. Leverettes Leave To Take Delivery Of Chrysler Imp. Mr. and Mrs. Walter H, Leverette left Trlday for the Chrysler Motors fsrtory In Detroit to take delivery of a Chrysler Imperial Airflow sedan purchased throueh Armstrong Mo tors, Inc., accordlnz to H. P. Lancte. In Detroit, Mr. and Mrs. Leverette will be Joined by Mr. and Mrs. Gene Childers, who will drive back a Chrys ler Imperial Airflow five -passenger coupe, which they also purchased from the local Chrysler and Plymouth dealer. On the trip back to Medford, Mr. and Mrs. Leverette will keep a travel ogue of their route. They will send telegrams to Armstrong Motors. Inc.. on their progress and giving the gaso line mileage and hlghllEhta on the performance of the Chrysler, accord ing to Mr. Lange. KROSCHEL MILK PRODUCTS i f told at George's Cash Grocery. Frank lin's Orocery, So. Central; Laurel St Grocery: Pranklin'a Orocerv. North Peach St.; Milk Depot. North Ivy St Plorenc Graves. Piano Instructor 320 N. Oakdale. Phone 1042-Y. Y THREE smiling young stowaways demonstrate the amnio space available for luggage, golf clubs or trophies of a shopping expedition, found in the trunk compartment of the new Ford V-8 Touring Sedana. two of the new de luxe types recent ly announced by the Ford Motor Company. The trunk compartment with 13 cubic feet of space Is an Inherent part of the design of the Tudor and Fordor Touring Sedan body types. All the space Is used for "t's Time For Summer Outings! Here Are Genuine Savings for Motorists Who Shop During lugfjago, the 3pare tire being ci rled conventionally at the rear, while an Inner compartment under the floor provides space for tools. The trunk compartments may be locked Tvlth the same key that fits the tire lock. The new touring sedans were designed to provide am. pie luggage carrying facilities for i families doing extensive traveling i who wish to Millie the car Interior I for passengers. They have proved ; thus far to be among the most popu lar Ford body types. i USE OUR BUDGET PLAN NO MONEY DOWN Society and Clubs Ruth Luy Pupils Will Be Presented In Dance Recital Ruth Marie Luy will present her pupils In "Dance Revue" Tuesday evening, June 4, at the Craterlan theatre. The program follows: Red White and Blue Rythm Fi'ankie Rlnabarger, Dorothy Jen kins, Inabell Crouch. March of the Toys Gail Codding. Mary Ann Brill. Gnyl Miller. Toy Soldiers Shirley Morrow. Donna Arthur, Sammie Lee Smith. Dons Kyle. Patricia Nosier, Ami Durno, Louise Bauer. Kathleen Scekatz, Cynthia Jack&on. Soldiers in Blue Tlllle Rammln. Frances Nichols. Aletha Emerlck. Tappers on patrol Patsy GeBauer, Yvonne Quackenbush, Betty Bai land, Ruth Stewart, Anne Judy, Thclma Slpps, Helen Richmpnd, Betty Frey. Toe V'alse LaKose Scammon. Danse Oricntale Franklc Rlna barger. Rhythm Tap Line Dance Odille Ann Persons, Muriel Piatt. Jeanette House, Betty Rcames, Melissa Per sons. Jazz Toe Nona Hcyland. Steppin' HI Maxlne White. Waltz Clog Shirley Jean Barton. Tap Trio Tlllle Rammln. Frances Nichols, Aletha Emerlcv Buck Rhythm Edgar Ross. Acrobatic Duo Nona Heyland. La Rose Scammon. Spanish Trio Frankle Rinabarger. Isabell crouch, Dorothy Jenkins. Rhythm Tap Virginia Hawley. Southern Gents Jeraldyn Jerome. Charmalne Brault. Carmen Wright. Rosalie Roberts, Polly Ann Hoffard. Shirley Jean Barton. Syncopated Rhythm Lois Hues ton. Novelty Group Soloist, Frankle Rinabarger; chorus, Frances Nichols. Tlllle Rammln. Odille Ann Per&ous. Nona Heyland, Vvonne Quackm bush. Jeanette House, Betty Barlaud Muriel Piatt, Maxlne White. Slur ley Jean Barton, Gall Codding. Accompanists, Mrs. V. Hawley, Mrs. R. Hlnes. Mrs. Sparrow. Daughter Return Kroin Trip .North Mrs. Ruth Sparrow and daughter. Miss Harriet, returned Thursday to their home at Klrtland Farms after spending several days in Portland. f St. Ann's Altar Society Has Meeting St. Ann's Altar society met at the parish hall Tuesday with Mrs. Sin gler presiding. The secretary. Mrs. Estes being absent on account of ill ness, Mrs. W. H. Fisher was chosen to fill the vacancy. A quilt donated by Mrs. Wrlnywas received with grat itude. Next meeting will be a social In two weeks. Mary's Academy Graduates Rev. Commencement At St. Mary's Will Be Held Monday On Monday, June 3, St. Mary'a Academy will hold Its sixty-third an nual commencement at Sacred Heart church. On this occasion the follow ing students will receive their aca demic honors: Virginia Glnet. Ger trude Louie. Mary Frances Lukeroth, Robert Corliss. McDonald Devaney, Antionctte Konop. Eloise Montgom ery, Tensie O'Connor. Yvonne Parker. Jeanne RanCourt, Paul Sakraida, and Margaret Wolgamott. All the friends and patrons of the academy are cordially invited to attend. Processional. Triumphal March -iiwrne uauajre. Venl Creator St Choir. Address to the Francis W. Black. WhatShaU I Render Unto Thee St. Mary's Academy Choir. Benediction of the Most Blessed Sacrament O Sacrum Convivium. Ave Maria, Tan turn Ergo. Recessional. Exaltabo Te 6t. Mary s A'-ademy Choir. Daughters of Job Hostess At Dance One of the loveliest dances of the year was the summer formal given Wednesday evening by the Daughters of Job. Tli" hall was transformed Into a beautiful garden with cozy nook surrounded hy white picket fences entwined with Cecil Rrnnner roses. The walls were banked with shrubs, laurel and huge bowla of ferns and potted plsnts, making a striking background for the lovely sub-debs tn their colorful formal frocks. Gaily striped canvas chairs, painted tables and umbrellas added the proper touch to the summer garden atmos phere. Frances Dnly was chairman of the committee that planned the arrange ments. Mrs. Glenna Mae Early and Mrs. Dolph Phlpps acted as patron esses for the affair. The girls wish to thank the follow, in: Medford flrma for their assist ance with the decorations: Medford Green House, Burke's, Conger's and Perl's. Slenderize with Spencer Indiridual ly Designed Corsets Maison Jeanne lei 487 NEW ( MANX SjSAN f RAN CI SCO Innovations, Service and Comfort Tkf Mott Canvsnitnt fKt Bttl Accommcdatieni Tlx Fintil Mtff Tub wd SriQwc Bathi Circulatinf let Wtn 130 AmtACTMt tOOMS ka no, lue. sue ungli ilia. boo. ti jc l4 Douta f AMU IOOmS Im tt-M SOLENOID ItSIAUlANl CXClLLENT coffee shop GARAGI SECVKE Al DOO o X W&ettHB al bit MANX 1 MANN'S Medford-Made Custom-Built TRUCK BODIES Attract Attention Wherever They Go The added convenience of made-to order bodies i sav in? many hours in deliver)' time for scores of Southern Oregon firms MAIWS AUTO SERVICE rn. MISS B. E. AD IMS :." V. Sh.M' I'honr AL-.-M $3?rL2 -'-;V-. 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