MEPFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGOX, TUESDAY, JULY 16, 1935.
C OP C SECURES
of Los Angelea visited last week with
the P. E. Parks family and other rela
tives In the valley.
Mrs. Bert Stancllff and daughters
and Miss Violet Bole motored to the
Oregon Caves Sunday.
Mrs. M. E. Davis has returned to
Phoenix and has rented a House on
Fourth and church.
Mrs. B. N. Davis and son. Gene,
went on a camping trip over the week
end. ,
Little Leo Furry had the misfor
tune of breaking his arm when he fell
from a horse last Tuesday afternoon.
Among Phoenix folk who attended
the grocers' picnic held last Sunday
at the Elka' picnic grounds on Rogue
river were Andrew Hearn. Harry
Reames, C. P. Christ lanson and son
Bob. Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Hallgren, Mr.
and Mrs. E. A. Parker and Mr. and
Mrs. V. R. Hallcraft and sons
Mr. end Mrs. C. Chrlstlanson and
son, Robert, of Linden. Cal., arrived
last Friday evening for a visit with
Mrs. Lillian Coleman, Mr. and Mrs.
Andrew Hearn and other friends and
relatives. They plan to visit the re
CHILDREN'S STORY HOUR
room of the public library. The sum
mer story hours bean on June 13
and have continued for a perioi of
six weeks. The age limit Included
children In the first four grade ot
school.
sort at Diamond Lake this week
Sd .n ,u SERIES ENDS TOMORROW
Sales of candy increased In all J
sections of the United States last
year, according to reports to the da
pa rtment of commerce.
Wednesday morning, July 17, at
10:30 will be the last of a series of
story hours given In the Children's
FOR LOCAL AREA
PAGE TWO
Medford has recently received wm
wry fine publicity, It wm announced
by chamber of commerce officials to
day. Jn the Oakland Post Enquirer,
under date line of July 9. there ap
pear! a two-column story headed "On
the Rogue" by Harry Proctor. Mr.
Proctor with aome of bla associate
recently visited Medford and wrt en
tertained by J. Verne flhanle, cham
ber of commerce director, L. P. Bluh
op, publicity chairman, and Al Piohe,
The story, covers fishing at Califor
nia on the Rogue and at Diamond
lake and should be the means of In
teresting many California sport I men
In this section.
. A recent Issue of the Actlvlan. or
gan for the Active Club International,
carried a full page advertisement with
outs of Crater lake. Diamond lake,
Rogue river, Oregon oaves and
fishing scene. Alio a wftole pge Is
devoted to Medford, written by Ken
a. Deiunan, past president of the
local Active club. The story 1 Illus
trated with a large photograph or
Crater lake.
The local Actlvlans are bending
every effort to bring the 1030 con
vention of the Active International to
Medford and their claims are be inn
supported by the board of directors
and convention committee of the
Jackson County Chamber of Com
merce. In the magazine are one or two
stories relative to Medford and Med
ford Actlvlans. The Washington Busi
ness Woman, a beautifully prepared
magazine of over 70 pages Also gltes
Mod ford some splendid publicity. A
Iwtrb reproduction of the Rogue river
valley in blossom time with Roxy Ann
In the background and one of Crntei
lake Is contained In a story on his
toric Oregon. Medford Is prominent
ly mentioned In the story.
All cuts and photographs used In
the above mentioned publicity were
supplied by the Jackson County
Chamber of Commerce as a part of It j
program to publicize Jackson count;
at all times.
Phoenix
PHOENIX, July !. (Spl.) Phoe
nix Thimble club met last Friday af
ternoon at the home of Mrs. Mabel
Btancllff. After the regular business
meeting, an enjoyable afternoon was
. spent followed by a dainty lunch.
Mrs, Marie Furry assisted the hostess.
Mfsa Patsy Thompson la a guest of
the J. C. Mnnns at their cabin at
Lake of the Woods this week.
Dr. Susie Standard entered the
Community hospital at Ashland,
where an appendectomy was perform
ed today.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Watktns motored
o Tiller-Trail Sunday and spent the
day with Mr. and Mrs. C. Bourne.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Stewart and
three children of Vallejo visited with
Mrs, Lily Blackwood a short time last
week.
In the cash register of the Phoenix
Mercantile company was found an old
eheck drawn on the now defunct Oold
1I1I1 bank In the amount of (3. The
check was dated June 6, 1010, and
was found when the register needed
repairing last Saturday.
Mrs. Lulu Hamlin of Oakland, Cal.,
Itislted In Phoenix July 8.
Mrs. H. L. Wright returned last
veclc to her home on South Pacific
Mghway after a month's stay at the
cwell Springs near Yoncalln.
Matt Barkley accompanied A. An
derson of Ross Lane to Bend, Ore..
Saturday noon and returned Sunday
with Mrs. Andernpn, who had been
confined In the St. Charles hoapltn!
for four weeks following a serious
auto collision.
Mrs. Doug Steadman and daugh
ter. Irene, returned Saturday from a
week's visit In Chlloquln. Mrs. Hlley
Jywaner accompanied them home.
Mr. and Mrs. Murphy and daughter
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