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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, BEDFORD. OREGON. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1935. All thoee attending are assured of a pleasant and healthful activity and an especial invitation Is issued to those who did not come Into con tact with this phsse of the club's activities last year. Roxy Ann Grange To Dance Saturday A dance given by the Roxy Ann grange will be held Saturday night at the grange ball on Spring atreet. These dances are for grangere and their friends. Musle will be furnished by the Jacksonville orchestra. RESULTS OF STUDIO. Following Is ft list ct winners In all classes. Class A S months to X year: First, Douglas, son of Dr. and Mrs. 8. E. Phillips, Midway road, 10 months; econd, Allen, son of Mr. and Mr. A. A. Young. 331' So. Ivy, 9 months; third, Shirley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gorg Colbeth, 1063 Court St., S months. Class B O Iris from 1 year to five years of age: First, Joyce Lee, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Hoagland. 145 So. Holly; second, Pauline, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Row- j den, Applegate, 30 months; third,, Joyce, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Russell, Central Point, 3 years. Class C Boys from 1 year to 5 years; First, Terry, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. Owens, 139 Kenwood street. 3 years; second, Frederick, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Welch, 525 Second street, 8 years; third. Ronald, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Jones, 515 So. Grape, 3 years. Class D Twins, five months to five years: First, Richard and Robert, twin sons of Mr. and Mrs. H. Dunn, Cen tral Point, 4 years; second, Jackie and Jlmmle, sons of Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Doris and Dorothy, twin daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wilkinson, Hilt, Calif., 20 months. The first prize to each group was ten dollars. Judges for the event were Johnle King, well-known commercial artist, Jacque Matl&que. recent spon sor of the Medford Art Exhibit, and Mrs. Fred Strang, music Instructor. Pictures of the children are on dis play at the studios, where the public Is Invited to view them. The state board asked In a letter to the Chamber of Commerce that all aviation commltteea of the Med ford district attend the meeting, to gether with pilots and owners of air craft. The purpose of the meeting is to discuss matters pertaining to avia TO PLAY BASKETBALL WILL MEET HERE PICTURES DISPLAYED tion, particularly proposed changes! in Oregon aeronautical laws. Among the atate board members who are expected to come to the Medford meeting are Allan D. Green The Girls' Community elub will start fall activities ta night when a call Is Issued to all girls in the valley Interested In basketball to meet and organize at the club rooms. The club Is eager to make this year's basketball organisation ae The Oregon atat board of aero nautic will hold a meeting here at the city hall at 1:30 p. m. Saturday, October 12, It was announced today by the Jackson County Chamber of Commerce. Announcement U m&da of the win ners In the Kennell-EUIa studios' fifth annual "Most Attractive Child" contest, which was held this morning. wood and Dr. Raymond R. Staub. ! Lake Tana In Ethiopia Is 47 miles long by 44 wide and covers approxi mately 1,100 square miles. - both of Portland. Espy, 337 No. Holly. l'2 years; third. I Use Mall Tribune want ads. auccessful aa It proved last year. If1 I SATURDAY and MONDAY OCTOBER 5 - 7th SATURDAY and MONDAY OCTOBER 5 -7th SMALL, WHITE IpT wa to . ust drop- - BEAKS rm as WS1 "s " 2gc j Z "PACKED WITH NOURISHMENT" 4 ibs. for 19c N My ) Grape-N tits Pks-16 PEANUT BUTTER J T MBHger A!e 3 botS2Sc ' U lb. Jar i Lestl Slt 2 15c ,' ' I I I The Big 2-lb. package Plain or Iodized I V "I 9Wet Specials RICH, MELLOW BLUE x'f tWlf??3 Swift'8 rile BaCn jRffisf i fit Gun Swift's Jewel Shorten- I ib. Bag 2 U ftyhopplnq rP ffihEuji f ife A convenient shopping bag It juit what every housewife needs for carry. 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