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PAGE TWO MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFOKD. OREGON, SUNDAY, JULY 7, 1935. jllliiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiniiiii np. OCLLiB IIIMIIIIIIliiii,,,,! ml IIIIiiiihiiuo , n,ii iimniillf IIIIIIII!IK III'""""!!!!!!!!!!!!!!' 1lr1Hll.mMM..;illM .-''111 m.-" ''1 Hill1 In ,,ll(llllllHMIllllt' llllIUUIIUIIIIUUUIIIUUIIIIIIIII! J!i George Camerons Guests on Fourth At Rogue's Roost Rogue's Roost, ft popular retreat during the summer for society folk of the San Francisco bay district, has hod aa guests over the Fourth of July several prominent friends of the host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs, Won Tucker. The list of those who arrived Wed nesday to spend the latter part of the week comprised Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge T. Cameron of Burllngame, Mr. and Mrs. C, Bacson of Los Angeles, Mrs. Kathleen Therlot, Miss Patricia Tobln and James Cooper, all of Burllngame. Mr. Cameron, publisher of the San Francisco Chronicle, is a frequent noted visitor at the attractive Tuck er lodge. Mrs. Therlot Is Mrs. Tuck er's sister. Mr. and Mrs. Tucker, accompanied by their son, Bobby, arrived by air Tuesday and, according to news from tbe San Francisco Examiner. Mrs. Tucker was bidden farewell by her friends for a month, for she plans to spend most of July at the lodge. Mr. and Mrs. Tucker's daughter. Miss Nan Tucker, and Miss Genevieve Lyman of Burllngame. both of whom have been guests this summer at Rogue's Roost, are visiting for several days at Portland. Severn I of the guests planned to return to their homes In the south this week end, and their p':es will be taken at tha lodge by others from the bay district expected to arrive soon. Alaska Vacationists Guests Keliehor's En route south from Alaska, where they have been on an Interesting va cation trip, Mr. and Mrs. George Kel ler of Martinez, Cal., were guests for the past several days at the home of Misses Anne and Kate Keliehor on South Oakdnls avenue. After a trip to Crater Lake Saturday, they planned to return to their home. Marie Brown Is Guest of Parents A Medford guest who haa been much feted during the past wrrk Is Miss Mnrle Brown, daughter of Sheriff and Mrs. Sid I. Brown, who arrived last Sunday from Oakland. She Is a graduate of St. Mary's academy and Is being welcomed back to Medfnrd by many friends with whom she Is renewing acquaintances during her two weeks' stay. . Miss Sweeney Is Guest at Berkeley .. Miss Mary Martha Sweeney, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sweeney, left by trnln Friday evening for Berkeley. Cul., where she will be the guest for a time of Miss Dorothy Mulr, with whom she attended high school at Baxter Springs, Kas. Misses Mulr and Sweeney, who have continued their friendship for several years by correspondence, plan a mo tor trip of southern California, visit ing the fair at San Diego and other places of Interest. Miss Sweeney will return In four weeks. Tuinan-U IIMuim Wedding Performed nt (iriuits Put Word was received yesterday from Grants Pass that Miss Dorothy Inman ; of Central Point and Melbourne Wil liams of Dryden were married Tues day at Grants Paw. Mr. Williams' parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Williams, honored the bride and nrldcgroom In the evening with a party given at their home. From Portland and Eupene Miss Si.ctte Stennctt, ditughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Stennett, returned last evening from Portland and Eu gene, where she has been a guest of frlenda and relatives for the pnst severnl days, havlnp left agnln for the north shortly affr returning to Med ford from Oregon Stnte college. In Portland h vlsltt'd Ulster af ftllatcs of Delta Delta Delta. Misses Kntherlne Goodyear and Judy Smith. She was a guest of her aunt, Mrs. W. L. Vnlentln while In Eugene. Missionary Stnlely lla Itegitlnr Sewlon The Missionary society of the Chris tian church met In regular session Tuesday. The short prayer service at the beginning was observed by prayer by Mrs. Latham and slnslng. "Near the Cross." Mrs. F. J. Wllmot, presi dent, conducted the bualuesa meeting, alo giving reports of the state con tention. Mrs. B. E. Ford announced the lesson topic aa "Seek and Ye Shall Find." Mrs. Mabel Marsh read the scripture lewon from Matt, fl 33. followed by aluglrig. "Whiter Than Snow." and prayer. A paper, "A visit to the mission building," was ably described by Mrs. ! Archer. j Mrs. Irene Grlgnby and Mrs. Hattle i Saunders gave a two-part reading on I "What d I think when I hear the! ra.me t'niusl Christian Missionary Society?" Mrs. Ford gave a talk on the "Mir acle of the Foreign Missionary Dollar" and a preview of the year. Mrs. Irene Grigsby and sister. Mrs. Verma Raw llm(s sang a duet, "Living for Jems." Refreshment were served 30 mem bers and two visitors. nSTIT? CCH'T LOSE Uft-fil :.hopei.... Dr. Kdwsrd Kolsr. M. D. std: "Ourin help ed can,- I tmd slven un : na hope Ims, A tnilv r.-mnrknt.la scientific re-nedy." No matter how if- ; vere vmr deafness or henonolHin ore o few drop of Ourlne In each ear are ruartnteed to OilP vou. R. P. Maxwell. Depu Si ty Miertff aava: "Have lust finish ed ntv first hottle. Kind to ntal I can now tifnr nv wuteh tick. To luy wan the f!rt time 1 he.iM the HEIR TO SUGAR r 1 A' , t w lie r 1 fkf r i V' : 1 Adolph B, Spreckels III, of 8eattle, Wash., and 8an Franciaco and scion of Hawaii sugar millions, waa married to Miss Dorothy Bell Endicott at the homo of the bride's parents. Dr. and Mrs. 8. C. Endi cott In Eugene, Ore. They left for the south after the ceremony. (Asso ciated Presa Photo) Sorority Members Give Swim, Picnic For Seven Guests Members of Gamma Phi Beta of University of Oregon, who have pre dominated the social calendar In the college set during the first few weeks of summer vacation, entertained at a picnic and swimming party Friday evening on the Applegate. Seven so rority sisters, two of whom are house guests In Medford, were the Informal hostesses. Present were Misses Gall McCredle and Frances Johnston, both of Port land; Jeanne Qu (sen berry, Peggy and Justine Miller, Barbara Hnuk and Dorothy Paley, and Messrs. Bill Cun ningham, Norman Hampton of Port land: John Wellls, chsleg Reum, No Benson, Richard Sleeter and Jack Murray. Miss McCredle la guest at the home of Miss Qulsenberry and Miss John ston Is visiting the Millers. Mr. Hamp ton Is a house guest at the Cunning ham home. They all plan to leave todoy by motor, ending their visits here. M. . Schoonovers Guests This Week Guests In Medford have Included this week Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Schoon over of Portland, who arrived on the Fourth of July to Join their daugh ter, Mtss Shirley Mar Schoonover, aa guests at the K. N. Eldrldge home. They will leave Tuesday morning for their home and will be accompa nied as far north as Roseburg by Mrs. Rose Elfert and Joan Buchter, who will visit for a time at the J. O. Elfert ranch. Ticket florlnl Scheduled Hy .Members Arllsnu Club Artisans met Tuesday evening to plan for the activities of the next six months. A basket social and enter tainment to be followed by dancing was planned for Tuesday evening, July 16, at the Eagles hall. Commit tees were appointed by the new mns ters Artisan and everything Is being done to make It an evening of enjoy ment for all who attend. Latter part of the evening was spent In drilling the newly -organl red drill team. Romi Voting Installed as Head Olive ltehekuh Lodge At the regular session of Olive Re bekah lodge, held Monday evening. officers for the ensuing term of six months were duly Installed by Dis trict Deputy Ethel Humphrey, and her staff. Officers Installed were Hosa Young, noble grand; Fay Ackley, vice-grand; Mary Wiley, secretary and Carey Rlckert, treasurer. The staff was composed of Past Noble Grands and members of the F. L. club. Both the team and the newly elect ed officers were dressed to carry out the color scheme of the lodge. The hsll was attractively decorated with boskets of flowers, and the ceremony Itself was very lmpresMv-. Refresh ments were served In t he banquet room at tables cleverly arranged with candles and 'flowers. "SNOOK" The Neighborhood Kid By THE AMERICAN LAUNDRY IF YOU ANSWER THIS CORRECTLY I'LL BUY YOU A BIO PLfflTT OF ICE CREfrM fl r ADAM LIVED IN 1HL GARDEN OF tDEKl MILLIONS WEDS -If . ' ' Junior Chorus Elects Officers At Friday Meet The Junior chorus, led by Miss Eleanor Curry and Mrs. Lloyd Mor ris, held election of officers Friday. Those elected were: President, Eu gene Hayes; secretary, Gloria Wil liams, It was announced thot there would be a contest between the boys and girls, the object of which Is to see which side will bring In the most new members. This contest will end July 19. The winning group will re ceive a party given by both director at the home of Mrs. Morris. The members are as follows: Elmer Bashaw. Charles Bean, Clin ton Culley, Alice Curry, Phyllis Curry, Peggy Dean, Anne Drysdale. Douglas Eden, Leigh Eden, Robert Grey, Eugene Hayes, Stephen Isaac. Harris Janes, June Jarmtn, Lyle Jor- mln, Anne Judy, Barbara Kendrlck. Orton Mann, Gloria Williams. Hugh Williams and Weldon Zundel. All those who wish to Join may come to the Christian church Mon day, Wednesday and Friday at 9X)i) o'clock. Activities of . Legion Auxiliary At the last business meeting held at the Eagles hall, the following offi cers were elected for the coming year: Mrs. Louise Cleave, president; Mrs. John Fluhrer, first vice-presi dent; Mrs. Ray Wright, second vice- president; Belva Aiken, secretary- treasurer; Edythe Martin, correspond ing secretory; Carrie Averlll and Mar garet Gould, serReanta-at-arms. The executive committee la Mrs. Grace Holmes, Mrs. Amy Smith, and Ruth Parker. Delegates to the convention ore Louise Cleaves. Grace Holmes and Belva Aiken; firs' alternates LaVera oarlock and Myrtle Wright; second alternates, Edythe Martin anJ Juan lta Dvtler. Anyone havlns bulletins please turn them In to Grace Holmes. Also the little apronb. Convention time Is drawing near and those desiring to go should not In touch with Belva Aiken at once. William Miirrnys VIMt Over Fourth in (runts Pass Mr. and Mrs. William Murray of Uils city were among those who were guests In Orants Pass over the Fourth of July. They were vlattlng Mrs. Murray's parent, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Llttrell, Sr. Group Plans Motor To Albany for Visit Mr. and Mrs. B. E Welssburg and Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Kinney will motor to Albany today to spend three or four dnva. While there they will visit J Mr. Ktnnev's mother. Mrs. Barbara Kinney. with Mrs. O. E. Kln I ney's mother. Mrs. Eva C. Relter. &IVE ME A SENTENCE USING THE FIRST PERSON uncle) JfL III Adam didn't wear clothes but If he did and IX he win mart he would have sent them to The American Luundry to keep clean! Resorts Draw As Vacationists Leave City Over Fourth Outings In observance of the Fourth of July predominated over stay-at-home social events last week, during the greater part of which most of the city's frequent entertainers were to be found at mountain resorts. The trips kept the week a busy one, but caused a lapse In the party calendar. House guests were taken along on va cations If ls lead of being Yeted at home for the most part, hosts and hostesses taking advantage of the bright weath ed and the entertainment features offered away from the city. Lake o' the Woods attracted a great 'many from Medford, among whom were Mr. and Mrs. Karl Janouch, Mr. and Mrs. Max Pelrce, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Fluhrer, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hart, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Fish, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Perl, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Relchateln, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Sherwood. Mr. and Mrs. F. J. New man, Dr. and Mrs. C. I. Drummond and Dr. and Mrs. Dwlght H. Flndley. Diamond Lake has attracted visit ors for many weeks? among whom during the past several days have been Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Lemmon, Mr. and Mrs. I. E. Schuler; Mr. and Mrs. U. G. Brown, son. Bob. and daughter. Virginia, of Piedmont; Mr. and Mrs. Arch Work, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Ro land Hubbard, who are at the lake this week end; Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lam uport. Mr. and Mrs. Vern Van Dyke. Mr. and Mrs. Burt B. Lowry and E. W. Brown. Crater Lake was another attraction for mauy from Medford, as were the Oregon Caves and Crescent City. Among visitors at Union Creek resort have been Mr. and Mrs. Al Hagen and daughter and Mrs. Hagen's slater, Mrs. Ada Laxton of Portland, Miss Kirven Bricje Lieut. Harry Rainey In Church Ceremony Miss Cynthia Kirven. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carter Kirven of Los Angeles, and Lieut. Harry J. Rainey, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Rainey, also of Los Angeles, were married at a quiet wedding performed Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the Meth odist Episcopal church. The cere mony was performed by Chaplain Harley G. Preston of Medford CCC district. In which Lieutenant Rainey has recently been stationed. The wedding was attended by a group of officers of the civilian con servation corps and their wives, all close friends of the bridl couple. The bride was attended by Mrs. Florence C. Biight. and Lieut. R F. Blight was best man. The bride's mother attended the ceremony, having come to Medford from Los Angeles. Both Lieutenant and Mrs. Rlney were graduated from University of California, she In the class of '31 and he In the class of '30. Lieutenant Rainey la also a graduate of the Uni versity of Southern California law school, In the class of '33. Lieuten ant Rainey was affiliated with Chi Phi fraternity and Mrs, Rlaney with Phi Mu sorority. They left following the ceremony for a short wedding trip to Crater Lake, and plan to make their home In Canyonvillc, near where Lieuten ant Rainey ls stationed at Camp Devil's Flat. Miss Kayser finest litre Seterul 1U Miss Harriet Knyser of Grants Pass has been among Medford guests this week. She visited the past several days at the Frpd L. Colvlg home. Mrs. Rose Schlei'relln Will .Move To Mnpletun Mrs. Rose G. Schleffelln Is moving to Mapleton, Ore., to spend the sum mer there with Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Walter. Mr?. Dolph Brnl i:perted Here Today. Mrs. Dolph Byrd and emMl daugh ter. Joan, of Burns. Ore., are ex pected to arrive In Medford this afternoon to spend two week a guests of Mrs. Byrd's sister, Mtsfi Margaret Hensley. The number of families on relief rolls In North Carolina declined 4.5 per cent I n P: bruary aa compured with January. THE $5 With the cstti method of permanent waving, your hair is left so soft, lustrous and lovely, that Nature herself would unhesitatingly claim it as her own handiwork. All the requirement of your individual coiffure can he accommodated. Leave the'decision to the discrimination of our experts. Murray's Beauty Shop Second Floor Mann Department Store Phone Sfct or 4?rt Club-Lodge Announcements Wenonah Club Maude Abbott will be hoatesa to the Wenonah club Thursday. July 11. at her summer home on Butte creek, for a regular covered dish luncheon All members are requested to meet at the Redmen hall and be ready to leave town at 10 a. m. Ion Ladles' Aid Ladles' Aid society of the Zlon Lutheran church will meet at the home of Mrs. E. E. Schulz. 405 West Second street, Thursday, July 11, at a p. m. Thimble Club Chrysanthemum Thimble club No. 223. Neighbors of Woodcraft, will en tertain club members and Juveniles of Chrysanthemum circle at a picnic at Jackson Hot Springs, July 11. Mem bers may call Sadie GUI for Informa tion regarding lunch: Anna Much more, for transportation. W. C. T. U. W. C. T. U. will not hold their regular meeting this month but will Join the unions of Ashland, Orants Pass, Reese Creek and Rogue River In an all-day b I -county Institute and picnic at Rogue River, Thursday. July 25. Later announcement will be made concerning program and transporta tion. All members are asked to keep the date In mind and to plan to attend. M. E. Millenary Societies The Home and Foreign Missionary societies of the M. G. church will meet at the home of Mrs. C. E. Kop- pen. 608 South Oakdale, Tuesday, July 0. Pythian Club Pythian club members and their husbands will meet with Mr. and Mrs. WUUflrn Schwartz on Berkeley Way, July 9th, where a lawn potluck supper will bo enjoyed. Pnst Noble Grand Club Past Noble Grand club will hold Its regular meeting Thursday evening, July 18 at the home of Mrs. DoTothy Scrlpter, 60 Rose avenue A potluck dinner will be served at 0:30 p. m. to wnlch the husbands are Invited. Mem tiers are aaked to bring a covered dlah And their own service. Women's Relief Corps Members of the Women's Relief Corps will hold a social meeting at the home of Mrs. Ethyl Weed, 420 Park avenue, Friday, July 12. at 2 p. m., according to an announcement released yesterday. Friends of the corps are Invited. E PORTLAND. Ore., July 8 AP) Egbert's body lies a'plckled on a plank, but court action keeps right on. Egbert was the whale which made Us appearance In the Willamette river, 100 miles from the aea, early In 1032. Thousands watched him stir up whalUh waves. Later on other thousands, at a dime each, got a eloseup view of his (or her) re mains. Circuit Judge Hay today ruled the remains belong to Oregon and that Edward O. and Joseph T. Lessnrd. who awertedly harpooned Egbert and put him In a showcase, must pro dure the body or $1000. The whereabouts of "Moby Mary." or Egbert, ls unknown. What the state would do with Its body. If It appears, also ls unknown. The next step ls tip to the Lesserds. Anyway, it appears that Oregon ls to be richer state either by $1000 or one dead whale. In Its replevin action to harpoon either the whale's car cass or "one grnnd." the state cited an old English law of the Year of Our Lord , 1 324. when the English parliament turned over to the crown all whales found within the three mile limit. . Since the whale was killed in Oregon waters. It wss property or the slate In absence of the crown, the state contended. NATURAL PERMANENT WAVE .00 Including Shampoo Finger e and Shaping . TENNIS QUEEN This charming photo of Mitt Helen Jacobs, American tennis cham pion, was taken at she wore the court dress tn London, England, in which she was presented to Queen Mary in Buckingham Palace. (Asso ciated Press Photo) IS CLERKS BELIEF Has anybody here seen Aimee? Tom Booth by. a clerk In a lecal grocery store did, shortly after 3:00 p. rn. Friday, he asserts, but a ran sacking of the town revealed no trace of the noted lady evangelist. She flew through Medford Tues day, met Wednesday In Portland with Four Sqtiare Oospcl leaders and then presumably left enroute back to Sou Francisco. She evidently arrived here Friday, although a. check with local United Airlines officials disclosed that she did not arrive by plane, for Boothby will sincerely Insist that In she walked, bought some fruit nd chatted with him. She did not disclose her Identity voluntarily, but stated simply when asked, that she was Almee Semple McPherson. The clerk will relate to anyone who Is Interested that she Inquired about the purchase of some tomatoes. When shown some of the round red fruit she desisted from buying, pointing out to the clerk that the tomatoes were bad. "I know they're bad." parried the store man, innocently, "and we're Just waiting for a preacher to come so that we can bury them." Perhaps I'll do," quoth "Almee," "I'm a preacher." It was then that the clerk asked If he might ask her name, and she told 1 him. He swallowed his surprise and continued waiting upon his noted customer, who assured him repeated ly that she was "not kidding." "How long are you going to be In Medford?" was the natural question that Boothby managed to slip In. "That depends upon what kind of weather we have," smiled "Almee," as she gathered up her packages and stepped out Into the sunshine. MEDFORD Vacation Headquarters for Southern Oregon s Wonderland Our 1935 tourist season is now in full swing, following the open ing last month of the road to Crater Lake National Park. And Medford, central city in Southern Oregon's vacation wonderland, extends its welcome to the annual influx of summer visitors. No city in the western United States offers more scenic beauty and recreational opportunities within the territory that sur rounds it. Crater Lake, the Medford National Bank IN COURT DRESS ' a. A Whether It was really Almee or someone posing tn her place ls a question that will promote consider able discussion If asked In the prox imity of the grocery clerk. Whether or not she ls still here. If Indeed she Is Almee. Is a question that also gives rise to considerable discussion. Some think that she Is taking a brief vacation here, possibly a secret guest at some summer lodge along the Rogue, and others contend that she was probably Just motor'ng south, logically buying some fruit here before continuing on her way. Although she hns denied all rumors that she Intends to wed. seme even venture to suggest that she Is tarry ing In southern Oregon for a secret romantic interest. O. A. R. Lender Called GRAND ISLAND, Neb.. July 6. f AP) John Reese, 89, former nation al commander of the Grand Army of the Republic, died tn the Pershing hospital at the state soldiers' home here lost night. JEWELRY &PA1RWG fin WATCH )jh S and bM Rogue River, Mt. McLaughlin, Diamond Lake, Lake o' the Woods, Klamath Lakes, the Oregon Caves all within a short motoring distance of Med ford. Hunting, fishing, camp ing, swimming, hiking, golf, pack trips, boating all may be enjoyed by those who come to Southern Oregon for their vaca tions. Welcome to our summer visi tors and we invite you to re turn vear after vear! Ruth Turpin And Irwin Hall United In Quiet Wedding Ruth Ellen Turpin nd Irwin a. Hall, both young peopl of Central Point, and natives of Jack&on county, were married Tuesday evening at tha home of the brlde'a parents In Cen tral Point. The ring ceremony was performed by the Rev. D. E. Millard. Present to witness the ceremony were the bride's parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Turpin. the brldegroom'a parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Hall and Miss Joan Millard. The bride wore a long white silk crepe dress and white shoes and carried a bouquet of pink rosebud! and aweetpeas. After the ceremony they departed for a short honeymoon trip to Ores- i cent City. Cal., and on their re. turn will make their home tn Medford. SCGUT CAMP IN SECOND PERIOD The second period of Scout csmp at Lake of the Woods will open todar. There is a large registration of .Scouts at headquarters for the two-wee j period. A court of honor will be held at the camp this afternoon, providing an opportunity for the boys who hav been tn oamp the past two weeks to appear for awards earned while in camp. All applications that have been turned Into the office have been sent to camp and It Is anticipated that a number of parents and Scouts will visit the camp Sunday to at tend the court of honor. Larry Schadc. council president, will pre side as Judge of the court. Adrienne's Salon of Beauty Let us give your hair new beauty with "Inectint" The very latest In shampoo tint for partially gray or streaked hair. It Is not affected by Permanents. "Frederics" Permanent Waves The perfect permanent for summer $5.00 and $7.60 Also $3.75 waves. Jainal machlneless Zotos machlneless . Phone 577 church h.-it ririK In two years. . Htnn worrvlntr. lue Ourlne. fcOlVdi'iO people have en loved protnut relli'f ' WOODS DRUG CO. I Malu a ttnlrul lei. it l.ll.llll I, 1 1 j
