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PAGE TWO MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFOKD. OREGON, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1935. iipiniiiuuiiii UilllllllllHIIIIIIII tllUIMHIIIlliM, ! 'HIHiiiHiIii'k ll!"l,IMiiiiiuiiiiinii' iuut ''iiiiiim1' ..("in, ,.ii!::. MIMlliliimiitt ....ulllll' llHiuuiiiiitiiuiiiuuiiuniiMlHI w:!!,!in!'ii;,:ti.n;;!:ni;; iriiii: -:r;ii:',,"n"iii:-",!::s.i!,":i:!',!SHs:,f! i;,'!!uaUitUU-;::u.2.Mi,uU!,-ii."'''-M i. ''H u . yiiiiiiiHN,,,-.,;::::::;:,!! Sweeney-Hamlin ' Wedding To Be Performed Oct. 12 Announcement Jim been made of the forthcoming, 'marriage of Mlaa Kathryn Sweeney,! daughter or Mr. nd Mra. B. E. Sweeney to Warren Hamlin, which win ba an event of Saturday, Oct. 13. at four o'clock In tha Presbyterian ohurch. Prlday .venlne; Mlaa Sweeney waa lionoree at a lingerie anower arranged by Mm Dorothy Nyawanar. aueata making up the four t&blea of bridge ware Mesdame. Ralph Sweeney. Hea ter Whitman. Bruce Bauer, Jack Por ter, Warren Olaon, Cheater Hubbard, Frank Perl, Harold Kelchateln, Jack Walker, Elwood Strater, Howard Le Clerc and the Mlaaea Viola Templeton, Oma OeBauer, Georgia Edwards, Lela Carleton, Prancea Wejener, and tha honor gueat. Flrat prize waa awarded to Mlaa Prancea Welaner and aecond to Mrj. Frank Perl, while the traveling prize vent to Mra. Bruce Bauer. Kroschels Guests, Of Gilmores For Short Visit Here Mr. and Mra. W. S. Gllmore enter tained with dinner for al Monday evening, honoring Mr. and Mrs. 8. A. Kroachcl, of San Diego, who were guesta of the Ollmorea Sunday and Monday before leaving Tueaday morn ing for Portland, aueata apent the rvenlng playing cards. Mr. and Mra. Kroachel were In Modford yeaterday en route to their borne In San Diego. Wrnonah Club Meeting Held. Leila Morrow waa hosteaa to num bers of the Wenonah club at her borne Thursday afternoon. The meet ing waa In the form of s covered dish luncheon, and business meeting. Mrs. Helen Keesee was a guest for tle afternoon. Assisting the hostess were Velda pahlke- and Carrie Milnes.. The next meeting will be held at the home of Gladys Rammln, 1114 8th St., Thursday, October 17. Shea i Celebrate IVTeddlng Anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Shea, 1311. W. 10th street, oelebrated their sliver wedding anniversary yeaterday. They were married at Saskatchewan, Can da, and have been-resldenta of Med ford for the past nine, years. They received the congratulations of their aaany friends here. Last night Mr. and Mrs. Shea In vited a few personal friends for din ner, a very enjoyable evening being pent. Missionary Society Installs New President. The adult missionary society or the First Christian church met Wed nesday afternoon In the church. The meeting opened with those present singing, followed by a prayer led by Mrs. Minnie Crisp. The business period was presided over by the vice-president, Mrs. Vverett Ends. Mrs. Mable Marsh had charge of the program dealing with missions in rural areas. Fol lowing several discussions on the topic, Mrs. L, a. Oentner, the new president, was Installed by Mrs. R. L. ftay. Refreshments were' served to ap proximately thirty members and vis itors. EXTRA DURING easy washe: LOOK at These Features Oillen 0. E. Motor No Oiling Mechanism Full Balloon Wringer Rolls Porcelain Tub Spiral Gears Rubber Castors Automatio Wringer Buy EASY Washers On Low FHA Terms Leonard Electric Co. 312 X. Main. Morris PRESENTING AMERICAN GIRL BY BULOVA America's Finest Timepiece Now On Display. Exclusively at Your Favorite Jeweler Since 1918 L MRS. HOOVER Kf -J ,LJ, I X X. 1 Mrs. Herbert Hoover, wife of the former President, and Betty Ann Love at the annual convention of the Girl Scouts of America In San Francisco where she was the only nominee for the office of presi dent for 1936-1936. (Associated Press Photo Mrs. Merrick Is Elected President Delphian Society The first regular meeting . of the Beta chapter of the Delphian society was held In the Girls' Community club rooms Thursday afternoon, Mrs. N. H. Woodward presiding, Business Included election of of- f leers. Those elected were : Presi dent, Mrs. B. M. Merrick; vice-president, Mrs. A. B. Cunningham; aec- retary, Mrs. Chester Hubbard; treas urer, Mrs. Bruce Bauer. Following an address by Mrs. Jonas Wold, eupervlsor. on the Ideals ot the Delphian society, short talks were given by Mesdames Arch Work, If. Perl, B. Merrick, J. Moffatt, R. Dtp- pel, W. A. Holloway and George Gates. The next meeting will take place on- October 17. Miss Detail Week-end Guest Mrs. Don Newbury haa as her house guest this week-end her sister, Miss Jennie Delzell of Klamath Falls. Mies Deleell teaches in the Klamath Pal la high school. Mrs. Dow stone Honored at Shower. Miss Ruby Stone entertained Fri day evening with a personal shower for Mrs. Dow Stone, nee Mona Lewis, a recent bride. Guests were Mrs. Herb Brown, the Misses Barbara Wall, Carol Dodge, Ctema Shaw, Mary Jane Brebe, Dor othy Slead, Gertrude Boyle, Joan DeLosh, Marlon Rlngoen, Jean Cham berlain and the honor guest. SPECIAL OCTOBER B. Leonard. Phone 427 Buy TO P Now! ONLY NOMINEE Federated Clubs Convention Notes Rarely has there been so much en thusiasm displayed nor auch unity of purpoee demonstrated as was shown in the recent convention held at the Civic club house In Ashland, when ten federated clubs of the First , District gathered In an all day ses sion,, representative women from southern Oregon communities were on the program, and present for the general discussions. Club sQngs at appropriate Intervals! enlivened the day and special music- 1 al numbers of unusual beauty were given. 1 The numbers from the different cluba were worthy a place on any pro gram both In their content and pre sentation. The luncheon program waa espe cially Interesting, spicy, to the point and bringing a real message to those present. The financial altuattop of the dis trict, from an appended report on the program struck an encouraging not. The clubs with their officers will be of Interest to all club women of the district: Ashland Civic, Mrs. P. Q. Swedenburg, president, Mra. A. L. Cogs ins, secretary; C ho tea Women's (DrooklngA), Mrs. W. J. Ward, presi dent, Mra, L. M. Hull, secretary. Eale point Civic. Mrs. W. H. Brown, president. Mrs. Frank Brown, secre tary; Grants Pass Women's, Mrs. H. C. Cavanaugh, president, Mrs. N. D. Stanton, secretary: Port Orford Wo men's, Mrs. Grover Tlohenor, presi dent, Mra. E. A. Maloy, secretary. Rogue River Civic, Mrs. B. Fowler, president, Mrs. B, Lund, secretary; Talent Community Club. Mrs. Jay Terrlll, president, Mrs. Iota Mtller. secretary: Tolo Community, Mra. 0. E. Loft us, president, Mrs. Ada Green. t.ecretary; Upper Valley Community, Bellvlew, Mrs. O. P. Conley, president, Mra. Wade Wallls, secretary; Valley View Community. Talent, Mrs. L. H. Gallatin, president and Mrs. 3. Guil ders, secretary. Ashland Tidings. Miss I.rClerc Iteturnlg Home Mlaa Inez LeClerc. who haa been visiting her pi rents, Mr. and Mra. Harry LeClerc for the past two weeka, haa returned to her home In Topeka, Kansas. f 4 MIm Helen ration Uiient nt ItrraMnst. Miss Helen ration was among the guests at an Informal breakfast party Sunday. Sept. 20, given at the home of Dr. Aurrlla Henry Rein hardt, president of Mills college. Freshman and entering atudenta are Invited each year In small groups to enjoy the hospitality of their presi dent, . "SNOOK" By THE AMERICAN LAUNDRY HERE COMES ' ft Buck finn with J A MILLYUN IVE BEEN 60IN' SWiMMIN' EVERY VW AND THEM SVOT ARE JUST MY IRON a COlfiTlTUSHUN UUSTIN' r r ON ME ' all the the ROUGH DRY (No fcv A Z M I ut: inaivv. W i irru cuhaw , FRECKVEOt tfXltt . FRECKLES ?J. 7 ' ' . i I Mfaal X-aMJ B.P.W. Presents Noted Naturalist Tuesday Evening Among notable events of the forth coming week will be the lecture on Tuesday night by Don Admiral, spon sored by the Business and Profes sional Women's club. Mr, Admiral will speak on the Desert of the Palms" and will dla cusa the natural history of the desert lands, flora and fauna found there, the history and Ufa of the ancient and modern Indiana, desert geology. Palm Springs winter colony life, win ter sports on the desert, the new Joshua national tree monument and other highly Interesting and unusual phases of the subject. The lecture will be Illustrated and will be held In St. Mark's parish hall. Mr. Admiral Is an authority on this subject, and Jiaa lectured during the summer at the University of Wassh Ington and many communities on the coast. He conducts a desert program at Bullocks -Wl Is hi re In Los Angeles each January and presents programs at leading hotels throughout California. The public Is cordially Invited to hear Mr. Admiral. There will be no admis sion charge. Study ClZbWill Hold First Session The first fall meeting of the Thurs day Morning Study club (formerly Post -Del phi an) will be held next Thursday, October 10, at the Girls' Community club house on North Bartlett with the following officers in charge of the study group for the ensuing year: President, Mrs. Frede rick H. Johnson; ftrnt vice-president, Mrs. Jack Spalding; second vice-president, Mrs. Myron Root; secretary, Mra. Chaa. w. Lemery: and Mrs. Laura West serving aa ex -officio. The following subjects have been assigned to the members taking part on Thursday morning's program: Liv ing With Books, Mrs. Jack Spalding; selections from "Anthology of World Prose,'' Mrs. A. R Clement; and How to Review a Book, Helen Norrla. The meeting will begin promptly at 0 :30. Pocahontas Lodge Will Have Dance Pocahontas lodge will sponsor the first dance of the fall season Fri day evening, October 11, at. the Red men hall on Apple street. A large crowd of members and their Invited friends la anticipated. The committee In charge of the af fair will be composed of Gladys La wren tz. Gladys Waltermlre and Bud La wren te. Music will be fur nished by Dickey's orchestra. Miss Brown To Ban Francisco. Miss Emily Prarer Brown will leave Tuesday evening for Ssn Francisco, where she will Join her uncle. Ed ward Penfield, with whom she Is to salt Saturday for New York via the the Panama canal. Mrs. Huson Vlftltlng Here Mrs. Riley D. Huson, of Klamath Falls, Is the house guest of Mr. and Mra. J. N. Smylle. 708 Went' Eleventh. Kirs. Huson Is a former resident of Med ford, and la being welcomed by many old friends. f-f Mrs. Gates Is Hostess to Rotary. Women of Rotary were entertained Wednesday afternoon at a dessert bridge luncheon by Mrs. W. A. Gates at her home on Crater Lake avenue. Three tables of contract were In play, Mrs. Ernest GUatrap belnfi awarded the scoring prise. Tli a sixteen guests Included three visitors. Mesdamea John Hamlin, N. H. Woodward of Grants Pass, and Dr. Mary R. Strlckter. Kindergarten Froebel System EVE BENSON Studio of Dancing (Yleit Main) Most moderate terms. Tran.portatlon provided. Two Assistants Ph. 1111 The Neighborhood Kid PHONE 873 K.' i t WHERE Blt yiC THEM MNT J I in'-"- Tann-fii win i in mu mm ami Talking about spots th American Laundry removes tha spots without harm to finest fabrics. Mom says Rough Dry service saves her a lot of work and money. Starch) 8 lbs. 56c Hubbards Leaving For Extended Trip Among Med ford people who will spend the winter traveling are Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Hubbard, who will leave Wednesday on a motor trip which will take them as far as Florida and, possibly Washington, D. O. The' Hubbards Intend driving leis urely eastward, through the southern states, and expect to be gone most of' the winter months. - Missionary Group Has Annual Dues Paying Luncheon . The Missionary societies of the M. E. church held their annual dues-paying luncheon Tuesday at the church. The ladles' parlor of the church was decorated with flowers and made an appropriate setting for the beautifully appointed tables, around which were gathered the members and their friends, lnclud lng as special guest, Mrs. Riley Hen son of Klamath Falls, a former member. Following the luncheon, Mrs. N. Wiley, president of the Joint socle ties, presided over the business meet ing and Mrs, L. T. Belknap eon ducted the devotional period. Mra. w. Holloway was in charge of the atudy hour and sang "Let Us Have Peace," by George Graff, Jr. Reports of the missionary conven tion at Grants Pass were heard and various phases of Christian citizen ship were discussed. BelULogan Rites In Klamath Falls Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Bell of Talent and Albert Bell of Phoenix, motored to Klamath Falls on September 31 to attend the wedding of their nlAce, Miss Mae Bell, to Mr. Lowei Logan, which took place at the First Christian Church In Klamath Falls on Sunday, September 32 at 3:00 p. m., where over a hundred rela tives and friends were In attend ance. After the wedding a reception waa held at the bride's home for the friends and near relet: -es ot the bride snd groom. A wedding cake adorned the center of the table, set in beautifully decorated roorns. After the wedding the newly-weds left for Crescent City and other coast towns for a short honey moon. Mrs. A. B. Ferns Honored at Luncheon. Friends of Mrs. A. B. Ferns, of Fern valley, gathered at her home on Thursday afternoon for lunch eon. Mrs. Ferns received many gifts and the day was spent In visiting. Present were Mesdames Frank Parke. Henry Mason. Hlgdon. Stevens, Victor Mason, Tom Bell, Eda Hay man. Glen W! throw, Fred Hensier, Archie Ferns, Miss Lola MaBon snd the hostess. Cast Side Circle Mra. W. w. Allen will be hostess to members of the East Side circle at the meeting Tuesday at one o'clock, at her home, 33 North Orange. These Rings May Be Purchased Separately WATCH SPECIALS Ladies' T-Jewel ' Walthams, $16.75 Men's 7-Jewel Walthams, if 12.75 "Quality Jewelry, Business MEN and WOMEN KNOW Absolute cleanliness is necessary Your clothes must be neat . . . fastidious . . , fresh-smelling, and free of perspiration odors. Call U For Prompt, Notice All society snd club notloa must be handed In before 11 m. of the day tnsy are to appear in . the paper. Club-lodge notice for the Sunday paper must be in before five o'clock Friday evening, and other Sunday society turns before three o'clock Saturday afternoon. Wednesday Study Club Meeting Has Interesting Subject The Wednesday Study club met in regular session on October 3, In the club rooms at 330 N. Bartlett street, the president, Mrs. B. G. Harding, presiding. At the conclusion of rou tine business, Mrs. Harding opened the program with an extremely in teresting and Instructive talk on "The Constitution of the United States," the convention in Phila delphia, where It waa framed, end some of the problems which eon fronted the statesmen of that day. Questions on various points, given by Mrs. Harding, were answered by members of the club. This 1a a new departure In the Study club pro grams and one which evokes more general atudy of the subject. Mrs. J. G. Love gavs a very pleas ing and comprehensive review of the book, "Lights Prom Arcturus." Club-Lodge Announcements Ladle' AuxUlary Mambar ot the Ladlea' Auxiliary will how their regular October bual neaa meeting at the home of Mra. B. F. Neif. 810 Eaat Ninth atreet, Tuea day afternoon at two-thirty. Sunny glstera Circle Sunny Slatera elrele will meet with Mra. tewla Brown. 737 Weat Jackaon. Tueaday tot a one o'clock luncheon. Member! are requeated to bring their own table eervlca and alx eandwlchaa. Roll call current event. k Mlaalonary Society Tha annual luncheon of the Wom en'. Mlaalonary abclety of tha First Presbyterian church haa been planned for Tueaday, Oct. 16, at tha church. Any ladlea that have not bean con tacted by members of the society and wish reservation, should call Mrs. Walter Prazler Brown at 1173-J. Catholic Ladlea St. Ann'a Altar society will present the third In a series of card parties Tuesday evening at the pariah hall at 8 o'clock, with Mra. Boblmlcr acting aa chairman. P. E. O. Chapter AA of P. B. O. will meet Thursday evening, October 10, at 7:30 at the home of Mra. L. P. Pickett, 833 East Main atreet. The chapter la planning a rummage aale to be held Ootober 13 in the building formerly occupied by tha Lawrence Jewelry atore. Distinctive DIAMONDS Perfectly Matched. Set with Blue White Diamonds, Priced from 125to$500 JEWELERS MtOFORO.ORC Honestly Priced" j. Reliable Service PHONE 96 Job's Daughters To Have Inspection By State Grand Officer ! Bethel No. 14, Order of Job'a Daughters, will hold a Joint meeting ! with the Oranta Pasa Bethel Monday j evening at 7:80 o'clock at the Ma- aonlc hall. Tha honored guest will b Mra. Orace Pallia of Marahfleld, grand guardian of Job'a Daughter for the atate of Oregon, who la making her aeml-annual tour of Inaectlon. Tha Initiation ceremony will be put on by the Oranta Pasa girls. Follow ing th regular bualnesa meeting, Mrs. Pallia wlU Install Mra. Elsie Butler aa guardian-secretary, and Mrs. Cath arine Larlson as guardian of music for the Medford Bethel. All parenta of Job'a Daughtere are especially Invited to attend aa a re ception will be held for Mrs. Pallia and refreshments aerved. Gold HilUUalth Association Meets Tha Oold Mill dlvlelon of the Jackson County Health association held Its Initial meeting for the' fall at the home of Mra. W. O. Howes, on th Pacific highway, October 1. when future work waa planned. The society did much good work in. tha community and achool last year, and It la hoped that more may b accompllahed thla year. Members and guests who attended were Mlaa Parish, county nurse, Mra. Cleo Qllchrlat, Mra. Emily Live ly, Mlaa Lyndali Pawlea, Mra. Clay Bllea, Mra. B. Edwards, Mra. Olen Philips, Mra. Nellie Walkers, Mrs. W. O. Boye. Mra. Jean Boye, Mra. A. McPheraon and the hostesa, Mra. Howaa, Home-School Circle Hears Miss Carleton Among club event of the post week waa the meeting of the Roose velt Home and School circle whlcn waa held at the school Thursday afternoon, with a highly satisfactory attendance. Mlaa Mildred Carleton addressed tha group, apeaktng on "New Fea ture In Public Health Nursing In Publlo Schools." Reed Cox, a member of the Boy Scout troop which re cently returned from an extensive aatern trip, presented moving plc turea of the troop travel, accom panying tha Illustrations with ex planatory remark. Plans were dlacuaaed for the an nual Hallowe'en frolic to b held October 36. A group of 6B mother were hMtesse for th social hour. ' Shower for .Mlaa Carnean. Mlaa Lola Kimball entertained with a kitchen ahower Tueaday evening honoring Mlaa Louise Carnean at her home on King's highway. Miss Car nean will be married Thursday to Edwin J. White, Jr.. at her home at Crystal Springs orchard, weat ot Phoenix. Selling at $1.95 Elsewhere! FELTS and VELVETS st- t ' ' - 3 S3l MONTGOMERY WARD Joint HMtset Entertain at B rid ft Mrs. Oeorge Codding ftnd Mra. . Helen Conroy entertained with (our tablet of bridge Friday afternoon. Dinner waa served, followed by mor play during the evening. DO YOU NEED SILVERWARE? Besides our large investment in Sterling Silverware, wt carry in stock the following in High Qunlity Silver Plata: Q0RHAM (next thing t Sterling) in the following patterns: REMEMBRANCE LADY CAROLINE WASHINGTON IRVIHO VANITY FAIR BEAUMONT HOLMES & EDWARDS (inlaid) FIRST LADY MASTERPIECE CENTURY CHARM 1847 ROGERS (an old standby) SYLVIA . ALVIN (long life plate) MELODY OEO. WASHINGTON COMMUNITY PLATE BERKELEY SQUARE LADY HAMILTON NOBLESSE DEAUVILLB TUDOR (by makers of Com muity) JUNE PATTERN MADELYN ' BARBARA Lawrence's Carrying " the same high quality merchandise to be found la th. beat stores In large cities. "Buy In southern Oregon" j WW Wtfc Scoop LIS) Sensational can't ex press it-for fries iden tictl hats are selling like hotcakes for $1.95 elsewhere! Haloa, brims, turbans In black, brown, navy and new colors. 21J4-24. 7c for Each Additional Pound 117 SOUTH CENTRAL TELEPHONE 2
