JEDFOT?D MAT!; TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, TUESDAY, JULY 16. 1933,
PAGE THREE
Society and Clubs
Miss Sue Badeilet
liuet at (iore Home
Miss Sue Badeilet. retiring house
mothc of Pht Mu sorority at the
University of Oregon, who Is en route
to Los Angeles, was a guest In Med
lord over the week end at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Oore, whose
daughters. Misses Bulah and Rosa
Oore, have been affiliated with the
sorority at Eugene.
Miss Badeilet left yesterday morn
ing for the south, via the Redwood
highway, and planned to continue on
an extensive trip east after reaching
Lew Angeles.
While In Metiford she accompanied
the Gores to Crater Lake and as the
trip was made Sunday the party en
cuntered the thunder storm at the
lake Sunday evening. They described
it as a beautiful sight from the ve
randah of the lodge, with the heat
and chain lightning playing and dart,
ing within the crater.
Miss KUzabeth Mt-Kay
Has Interesting Guests
While making a motor tour of the
western states, visiting all the na
tional parks and other places of in
terest, Mrs. Sim Mason, Mrs. Winifred
Benson and Miss Marian Benson, all
of Valley City, N. D., have been recent
guests in Medford of Miss Elizabeth
MrKay.
The ladies, who have spent brief
stays in many parts of the northwest
before arriving in southern Oregon,
left this morning for the Oregon
Caves and plan to continue south
via the Redwood highway to San
Diego and thence to the Grand Can-
von.
While here they made trips to
points of interest nearby and declared
that in their course 01 travel wwy
had not yet seen a more enjoyable va
cation country.
Kmanuei liny Kwltal
liviMtt of .Wednesday Eve
Those who are anticipating the ap
pearance of Emanuel Bay. Russian
pianist, in recital at the Baldwin re
cital hall, are reminded that the pro
gram will take place Wednesday eve
ning at 8 :30 o'clock, having been
postponed untfl that time from to
night. Mr. Bay, whose current concert tour
ts being greeted in all parts of the
country as one of the outstanding
events of the season, is expected to
arrive in Medford late Wednesday
from Seattle. Scores of music lovers
in nil parts of the valley are looking
forward to the concert and reports
from neighboring cities indicate that
there will be a large attendance from
other points besides Medford.
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Mrs, P. C, Merrlman
Ends Vllt in Medford
Mrs. 8. C. Merrlman and daughter,
Mary Elizabeth, who have been visit
ing in Medford for the past week, left
this morning on the Shasta en route
to their home in Red Lodge, Mont
having been guests while here of Mrs.
Vera Plymale, who is Mrs. Merrlman's
sister-in-law.
Mrs. Merrlman's mother, Mrs. F.
K. Edwards, of Oakland, Cal., who
has also been a guest of Mrs. Ply
male while in Medford, will leave for
her home by train this evening.
Mrs. Plymale's sisters, Mrs. Robert
Telfer and Mrs. Blanche Miles, both
of San Francisco, who have also been
visiting at the Plymale home, will re
main for a time longer.
Mr. and Mrs. Butler
Diamond I-nfce Visitors
Diamond Lake is proving & popular
retreat from the summer weather,
and among vacationists there this
week are Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Butler,
who left Medford Saturday,
They have as a guest at their sum
mer cottage Lingie Scantln of Chi
cago, who arrived last evening by
train and will spend a week with the
Butlers before continuing south. This
is Mr. Scan tin's first Medford visit
for 15 years and he is renewing many
former acquaintances while in south
ern Oregon, having attended school
here.
Phnenfx Ladles' Aid
To Have Annual Picnic.
The Ladies Aid of Phoenix will
h old an an nual picnic a t Ash 1 and
park Thursday, July IS. A refresh
ment committee will furnish the
dessert and drinks. All others are
asked to bring a covered dtsh for
the luncheon. The ladies will meet
st the church at 10 a.m., and trans
portation will be furnished. All ladies
of the community are cordially in
vited. Mr. Early. Guest At
Roberts' Home, Leaves
H. L. Early of Cincinnati, O., who
has spent the past ten days in Med
ford as guest at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. George M. Roberta of
Crown Hill, left by train last evening
for his home.
Don Early of Cincinnati, who ar
rived by air, will remain for a month
as a house guest of the Roberts. He
is Mrs. Roberts nephew.
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Mr. and Mrs. Semen
Vacationing on Coast
When the heat of the summer ar
ri ved last week end . Mr. and Mrs.
C. J. Scmon took advantage of tht
opportunity of evading a part of it
and are vacationing at their summer
cottage near Brookmes on the coast
They motored there Saturday and will
return after a stay of indefinite
length.
lr. and Mrs. Huffman
Plan Vacation In South.
Dr. and Mrs. E. W. Hoffman are
leaving this week for a visit with
their daughter in Loe Angeles. Dr.
Hoffman will take post graduate
work while away and they intend to
visit the fair at San DlPgo.
Thry piBn to be away about four
weeks.
rrcrpe of Honor Will
Mwt Thursday Evening
Degrre of Honr Protective associa
tion will meet Thursday evening at
8 o'clock at the Eagles' hall for a
recular tminea meeting and social
evening combined. It was announced
this morning.
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REPAIR SERVICE
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Mrs. Grant H. Edwards
Arrives for Week's Visit
Her many friends in this city are
cordially greeting the arrival of Mrs.
Grant H. Edwards of La Grande, the
former Irva Pewell of Medford. re
porter and society editor for the Med
ford Mail Tribune, who motored her
yesterday and will be the guert of
friends for the remainder of the
week.
Mr. Edwards was accompanied by
Mrs, Don Lindsay of Pendleton is far
as Corvallls, where she visited for a
short time with Lieut Edwards moth
er, Mrs. Helen Elgin Edwards. She also
spent & day visiting at Grants Pais,
where she and Lieut. Edwards made
their home for several weeks after
leaving Medford.
Lieut. Edwards, who acquired many
friends in this vicinity while sta
tioned with neighboring companies
in the Medford district of the Civil
ian Conservation corps, is remaining
in LaGrande, where he is in command
of the organization of a new camp at
nearby Emmigrant Springs.
Adrlenne's Etnp IoTps
Entertained White Home.
Employes of Adrlenne's store and
other Invited friends were entertain
ed Monday evening at the summer
home of Mrs. John P. White on Wag
ner Creek. Following an 8:00 o'clock
dinner, the guests enjoyed swimming
m the White's large private pool. Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. Lowe and Mr. ana
Mrs. Otto Culy, all of Los Angeles.
Calif., were among those present at
the party.
11,000 Nffl INCREASE
GIVES OPPORTUNITY TO
EIIST.WIMOIN
The following announcement re
garding increase In navy man-power
was made today by the recruiting
sub-station here:
"Congress has authorized an in
crease of 11.000 men In the enlisted
strength of the navy during the fiscal
year 1836. The navy will begin the
year with 82.500 men and finish the
year with 93.500. About 5000 of the
increase will be required for the new
modern vessels being constructed and
the remainder will be distributed
throughout the service to fiH up the
crews of vessels which have in the
past several years been under-manned.
operating with crews of approximate
ly two-thirds the prescribed allow
ance of personnel.
"The 11,000 increase will be re
cruited, and the fleet is faced with
the task of supplying the petty offi
cers for the new construction in ad
dition to their own attrition. This
offers great opportunities for young
men with initiative. Enlisted per
sonnel is being encouraged to com
plete the training courses available
for thlr chosen trade and otherwise
qualify themselves for promotion. It
is estimated there wilt be about 60G0
advancements authorized each quar
ter. "The monthly quotas of the Port
land navy recruiting district has been
greatly increased and still further in
creases are anticipated for the com
ing months. Enlistments of all un
married men between the ages of 17
and 25 who can qualify are being
accepted."
For the -southern Oregon district.
applications should be made at the
U. S. Navy Recruting Sxib-station in
Medford.
GORE PROPERTY GOES
TO MORTGAGE HOLDER
At a sheriff's eaie held on the front
steps of the courthouse this morning
at ten o'clock, the W. H. Gore prop
erty on the Jacksonville highway was
sold to the California Joint Stock
Land Bank of San Francisco, upon
two mortgages one for 38.0G0. the
other for 437.100. The Joint Uand-
Stock bank was the holder of the
mortgages, and the only bidder.
Under Oregon law. the Joint Stccfc
Land bank is entitled to imnwdisie
possession, with year for redemp
tion allowed.
KELLY PETILLO
AT 106.24
MILES PER HOUR IN
INDIANAPOLIS RACE
Kelly Pcttlto broke i sensattonai
record with Gilmore nhen he won 1
at Indianapolis at 106.240 miles per
hour. ..and yet aeragcd 12.5 miics
per gaitoo Yes... you get ail round
performance, speed, power and
economy, -with GiJmore Try h!
Fill ur with Red lion todav!
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WIFE
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MCS. SAM GOLDWYN
Frances Howard, red haired with
grey-blue eyes, was a Broadway lead
ing lady. . . . She married Sam Gold
wyn, the movie producer, ten years
ago, and they're a little-publicized
happy marriage of the films. . . .
They have one son, Samuel, Jr., a?ed
seven . , . Mrs. Ooldwyn's main Job
is keeping Sam fit for his daily
grind. , . . She supervises his diet
rigidly and despotically. . , . His
meals are planned by the hour, she
has a special cook at the studio to
prepare his lunches, which she plans.
, . She plays golf with him. Joins
him in his daily long walks to and
from work. . . . She is a splendid cook
and her specialty is Welsh rarebit
for Intimate Sunday night gather
ings. . . . She ts an avid reader and
an authority on colonial history and
lurniture of the period. ... A charm
ing hostess. . ... Arranging flowers
is one Job in her home she will let
no one else do. . . , She rarely gcB
to the studio, believing a woman's
place is not at hr husband's busiupss
quarters. . . . She dislikes "Gold
wyn Jokes," but smiles at them in
public. . . . Says most of them are
started by Eddie Cantor and Zeppo
Marx.
An estimat- A 1000 crows were
killed In a single blast of dynamic
set off in a rookery on an island
In the Rogue river in Oregon.
There
THANKS FOR A SWEU DANCE
AND NOW HOW ABOUT A LUCKY ;
i AND A LOOK AT THE MOON?
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DEMOCRAT LADIES
CALLED TO UNITE
IN AID NEW DEAL
For the purpose of distributing In
formation about the new deal through
the "reporter plan," Mrs. Nanny Wood
Koneyman, of Portland, and Mr. El
sie Gardner Picking of Toppenlsh.
Wash., will arrive In Medford Thurs
day afternoon to organize Jack so -i
county women Into a jpoup to fur
ther the "reporter plan."
Briefiy, Mrs. Koneyman explained
that the "reporter plan" is to organ
ize democratic women into groups to
distribute authentic Information on
the objects and the accomplishments
of the new deal.
Mrs. Honeyman. a member of the
state legislature, is vice-president at
large for the state of Oregon.
The meeting here will be at 7:30
o'clock at Hotel Medford.
The women will meet In Grants
Pass Thursday afternoon, and here
in the evening. All women who are
interested In furthering t&e interests
of the democratic party, end the new
deal, are urged to attend the me-aUng.
CAPTAIN LANE ON
CCC INSPECTION
Captain Merman O. Lane, Inspector
from ninth corps area headquarters,
has been on an inspection trip of tht
Medford CCC district, accompanied
by Major George R. Owens, district
commander.
Captain Lane Tisited camps in the
Crater Lake area Sunday and in
spected the model camp at Wimer
Monday. Commnndinjf officers from
Medford district camps in Oregon
were present for the inspection.
Camp Indian Creek, on the Klam
ath river, was visited Tuesday and
officers from the California camps
were present.
Drinking polluted water during
the great stockyards fire of Chicago
caused severe illness among a num
ber of firemen and bystanders.
When two
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ART CLUB TO PLAN
WINTERJXHIBITION
The members of the Exhibit Art
club will gather at the chamber of
commerce building at 8 o'clock this
evening to discuss plans for the next
semi-annual shew, it was announced
today by Jacque Matiaque. exhibit
manager. The next exhibit Is to be
held some time In December, he said,
and In order to make the next show
ing as successful its the last It is
deemed advisable to begin work early.
At the last showing of the -club,
ovei 6000 people viewed the work. of
art on oispJay at the Medford CenUr
building, and many of ihw-e expressed
a desire to enter their own work next
time. To be a member of the Exhibit
Art club it is necessary Shafc one must
have exhibited in the last show. Any
person may bec-im member by
entering in the December display,
M&tlaque stated.
MANY COOL OFF
AT LAKE 0' WOODS
With hot weather attracting mary
from Medford to Lake O' the Woods
over the week end. Manager C a.
Smith stated that Although the sea
son this year has been exceptionally
late, he believes the annual rush of
vacationists has begaa.
Weather at the lake has been clear
and warm for the past several day
Schilling
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IT'S THE TOBACCO THAT COUNTS
and the water H t an idtal temper
ature for swimming, tempting Urge
crowds both during the day and
nlng.
Visitor t toe Uk yesterday in
cluded Leor Darby, Helen Lmb,
GleniMt Minear, Ells, L. Homer. Geor
gians. Hoffman, Om Hoffman, Mr,
and Mrs. O. V. Kayes. Mr. and Mrs.
AGAIN WE SAY
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Others there were CaryoH Ferns of
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jam your lucky strike.
used in Luckies
According to the United State
department of agriculture, the coua
try's hay crop In 1S34 was about
S7 per cent of the tverags yearly
yield.
KEYS n4 expert loci repairing.
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