Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 05, 1935, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MATL TRIBUNE. MEPFOKD OREGON. WEDNESDAY. JUNE 5. 1035. PAGE THREE Si Society and Clubs Degree of Hunor Sleeting Thursday The Degree of Honor will meet Thursday at the Eagles hall promptly at 8 o'clock. Initiations will be fol lowed by a social. The Degree of Honor Juveniles neld an Interesting meet June 1, at the Eagles hall, with Clata QUI acting president In the ahsence of Ernest Smith, the regular officer, with a good attendance. Two readings were given by Ida M. Wilson, after which games were play ed and refreshments served. The chil dren are practicing a play In honor of Clata GUI. who Is to enter the Shrine hospital In Portland on June 11. It was announced at the meeting that the club Junior director will leave soon to attend the national convention In St. Paul, Minn., from June 23 to 27. Ralph Woodfords Will Entertain Garden Club Medford Garden club will meet to morrow evening at 7 o'clock at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Woo:, ford, 526 South Holly street Thei will be &: club fluwer wccf.ange ai this time and each member 1 ask! to bring any extra plants rh may have that someone else's garden maj be made more Interesting through the addition of new varieties. Members of the Medfttd Garden club are invited to attend t.-. flower show which the ladles of Klamath Falls ar staging tomorrow. Th show opens at 2 o'clock. "Judging from their classifications and the condition of their gardens at present, this should be an out standing event," members ot the lo cal club bald Party for Orchestra Scheduled on Thursday The party for the orchestra of tat Girls' Community club will o heii Thursday evening at the cUi nous:, Instead of next week as originally planned, because the leader. Alice Holmbeck, has been called to take up her position at Crater Lake na tional park sooner than anticipated All members are urged to at:end as plans will be dlcussd for continu ing orchestral work during the sum mer. Mlksches Return From Vacation Trip Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Mmsohe re turned Monday from a H days' vaca tion trip into northern Oregon and Washington, having had t-llghtful visit In Portland, Yakima and Se attle. At Yakima, they were guests at the home of Mr. MIkcbe's sister, Mrs. Leo Maher. Mr.' Mlksche attended a northwest seedsmen's Convention while In the north. Doran-MrCIung Weddlnn Performed at I'irants Pas The wedding of Miss Joyce Doran of 40 Quince street to George Mc Clung also of this city, was an eve"t of Tuesday at Grants Pasr, It wa learned here today. The ceremony was performed at the Josephl.ie coun ty courthouse. Mr. and Mrs. McClung. both we'l known tn this city, will make the r home here. Large Crowd Hears Spring Piano Recital Careful training was evlden- In the spring recital given by pupils ."tt Imo gene Wallace last evening at t?e Baldwin Piano shoppe, and a lare crowd of music lovers that 'llled blr hall was delighted with the work o: the young musicians. A well-rounded program gave tb pianists opportunity to dlsilay fin ished phrasing and technique thtt la highly complimentary to the In structor. The presentation of sev eral vocal numbers by Harvey Fleu. guest soloist, was an especially en joyable feature of the recltv whic:i closes the year's work for the Wal lace puplla. Golden Wedding Soon For Mr. and Mrs. Lynch Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Lynch of 137 South Ivy street will celebrate their golden wedding anniversary Wednes day, July 3. at their home. It was learned today. They have beep residents of Med ford since nine years ago and have acquired a host of friends who will help them celebrate the happy oc casion, as will five daughters and one son of this city. One other daughter lives in Sacramento, and the seventh In San Diego. Former Local Resident Married In East. Is Word Word was received here -xyiay. oi Interest to many In the val'ey. thf-t Miss Ada Brewster, a former resident of Medford, was married May 18. t Albert L. Brooks at Waterforn Maine The former Miss Brewster w?j count;, home demonstration agent In Med ford several years ago. They will make their home .n Brad bury Homestead! at DenmarSc Maine Building Bridge Club Will Have Dessert Bridge Building Bridge club will meet wi -b Mrs. Anna Mlkaohe of 818 Souti peach street tomorrow for a ' 1 ' u o'clock dessert bridge, announcement today stated. Young People's Club Plans Dance This Evening All the people of the parish an.i their friends are Invited to atten the, dance given by the Yovng Pv. pie's club this evening at 8 o'clock at the Parish hall. Miss Imogene Wallace On Short Portland Vacation Miss Imogene Wallace left this morning for Portland where she will enjoy a short vacation. MORI START-O'-SUMMER VALUES ALOSMG- Mk. n .W p1k KVBVbv Jm1JmJm wm Jm wmm mm mmm . . D. A. R. News On Friday. May 31. Mrs. H. F. W. Sptlvcr. retiring regent of Crater Lake Chapter, Daughters of the Amerlcnn Revolution, presented prizes to John Balrd, Ned Lyman andLols Rusk for outstanding work In United States history In the Junior high school. Crater Lake chapter offers prizes each year In the United States his tory classes. The response from these young people and the quality of their work has Indeed been gratifying. ATTORNEY EO KELLY OF PI ENJOYS FEW Attorney Ed C. Kelly returned to Portland this morning after enjoying an over-night visit with his parent. Attorney and Mrs. E. E. Kelly, the first since he and Mrs. Kelly, the for mer Mary Oreiner. went to Washing ton. D. C, two years ago when Mr. Kelly was appointed on the legal staff of the Public Works administra tion. Mrs. Kelly, who Is suffering from a cold remained in Portland, but their two children, Bernard and Noreen. accompanied their father here and will visit their grandparents for several days. The Kellys arrived In Portland Sun day after a strenuous six-day trip from the capital by automobile, dur ing which they encountered some ol the floods which have caused havoc in the middle-west of late. They will make their home In Portland as Mr. Kelly has been transferred to that point upon the opening up of Ore gon district offices by the P.W.A. ITie new divisional headquarters, located in he Falling building, has a staff of twelve, according to Mr. Kelly, and will probably employ more aa the work demands. According to Attorney Kelly the Medford sewage disposal plant pro ject which will be built through help of the PWA. la ready for calling of bids and it Is expected that the call will be made June 13. BRUNO COMPOSES The army recruiting station, lo cated on the second floor of the city hall has a few vacancies for the Hawaiian Islands In the .infantry, field artillery, coest artillery, corps of engineers, quartermaster corps, ana medical department, also a few va cancies in the coast artillery corps at Fort Worden, Washington, for pre vious service men only. One vacancy exists for a qualified musician who plays the cello or French horn, this vacancy being In the infantry band. Hawaiian Islands. Service with these organizations in Hawaii and Fort Worden la con sidered very enjoyable and instruc tive In every respect. Young men interested, between the ages of 18 to 35 years, single, and of good physical condition, are asked to apply at their earliest op portunity, to Serjeant Klelnschmldt, at the above station. Office hours being from 8:00 a.m., to 4:00 p.m., dally, except Sundays and holidays. FIRE ON MOSLEMS TO HALT DEMONSTRATION CALCUTTA, June 5. (AP) Forty Moslems were Injured today when po lice opened fire to disperse a crowd demonstrating In suburban Shin surah against a Hindu property owner who was attempting to demolish a temporary mosque on his land. For Hose that Wear buy NOLDE & HORST Ethel wyn B. Hoffmann. SONGS IN PRISON NEW YORK. June 6. 7P Bruf . : Richard Haurtmann. whl'e awaltlrv i bis app??i two weeks hence ('om con- j v-.ctlon for the slaving of 'he kt t n.iped LiidVrga baby. Ajnipo.'1 m::i n-j attorney. Egbert rt-ecram- , delated today. 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