MEDFOBD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON TUESDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1935
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Red Cross U rges
Aid For Ethiopia
GENEVA, Oct. 15.-(AP) The In
ternational Red Cross sent messages
to all national atllttated bodies to
day urging them to hasten contri
butions to the Red Cross lor ma
terials which can be shipped soon
to Ethiopia.
The action followed receipt of
telegram from Emperor Halle Sel
assie of Ethiopia stating Ethiopia
desperately needs medical aid ano
medical supplies.
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Society and Clubs
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Lady Kiuuanians I
Elect Officers
Mr. Ted OeBauer was hostess yes
terday alternoon to the Lady Kl
wanlans when they met at her
home. Business for the day included
election of officers. Those elected
were: president. Mrs. Everett Paber;
vice-president. Mrs. J. P. Reynolds;
treasurer, Mrs. Jack Fowler, ana
secretary, Mrs. Everett Trowbridge.
Jr. The Lady Kiwanlans also ac
cepted a challenge from the men
for a bridge tournament, to be
held October 29.
JWiowlng completion of business,
tea was served' by the hostess.
We meeting Is announced as
October 28 at the home of Mrs.
Fran Pert, who will be Joint hos
tesr with Mrs. Jack Thompson.
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Book Club
Has New Members-
Mrs. Robert Hart was in charge of
arrangements for the Contemporary
Book club meeting today. Luncheon
at the Town club was followed by
the regular meeting at the home of
Mrs. Edwin Durno.
"Honey In The Horn." a late novel,
was reviewed by Mrs. Halbert Deuel.
Recent additions to the member
ship list Include Mrs. Floyd Hart and
Mrs. Ben Trowbridge.
Royal Nelghborj
Have Supper Thursday
Royal Neighbors will hold a covered-dish
supper Thursday evening
at the Knights of Pythias hall, to
be served at six-thirty. All members
snri thoir fripnris are invited.
A program has been planned for
the entertainment or tne guesn.
Bonneys Leave
For Vancouver
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Bonney, who
have been Euests for several days of
Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Marlach, left
this morning for Vancouver, Their
home is in Chanute, Kansas.
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Brlde-To-Be
Honored At Shower
Mrs. L. C. Grimes entertained Fri
day, October 4, at her home In Wil
low Springs with & shower honoring
Miss Lucille Williams, whose mar
riage to U'ayna Higgenbotham will
be an evsnt of the early fall.
The rooms were beautifully dec
orated with baskets of fall flower
and tapers in fall shade.
Forty mothers and daughters en
Joyed the evening of games and the
bride-to-be received many lovely
gifts. Refreshment were served by
Mrs. Kill and Mrs. Grimes,
Anna Harmon To
Inspect Relief Corps
Regular meeting of the Women's
Relief corps will be held at the Arm
ory Thursday afternon at two o'clock,
when Anna Harmon, of Grants Pass,
will inspect the corps.
Light refreshment will be served
at the close of the meeting, with
members supplying their own service.
Miss Sweeney
Leaves After Wedding
Miss Mary Martha Sweeney, who
arrived Saturday morning to act as
bridesmaid to he? sister, Katharine,
who was married Saturday afternoon
to Warren Hamlin, left Sunday eve
Ing for Portland. She is a teacher in
the Beaverton school.
Guests From
South at Koyes
Dr. and Mrs, D. H Murray and Mr,
and Mrs. E. S. Hennesay, ail of Napa,
Calif,, arrived this morning to be
guests for several days at the F, 3
Koyes' summer home on Bogus river,
Mr. and Mrs, Noyes arrived yester
day from San Francisco.
Miss Ottoman
Week-end 'isltor
r Miss Ruth Ottoman was among
week-end visitors here, arriving from
Corvailis to visit her parents, Mr, and
Mrs, M. Ottoman, She is a student at
Oregon State college.
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Mrs. Bavts ?
Visiting Hera
The Misses Katie and Anna Kelie-
hor are entertaining as their guest
this wees at their home on So, Oak-
dale, Mrs. K. p. Davis of Wichita
Falls, Tews.
COUNTY'S BUDGET
COMPLETE TODAY
S AIM OF BOARD
LEAGUE OF WRITERS
GAINS INFORMATION
AI ENJOYABLE IEEI
On of the finest meetings is the
history of the Medford chapter
lar with the im v54 ?U,
Th mtisicai presentations wsre
among highlight of the program.
"Love's Glorious Melody composed
by 5. C. Hunter, local Spanish teacher
with music fey C. Z. Sergarren of Hist, 11 M by Mit Howasg,
Aioha, Ore,, wa sung by EiJie Herbert j formerly mm the Paramoua arches
yeoman with piano accompaniment j ts of FortJard aHso was xur&$ by
F Mrs, Mabel Sims. My Hose Cov- Mrs, Tessas Tfes played fees ew
sred Cottage,1 composed by Agnes E. j accompaniment.
The 1935 budget for Jackson county j j Western Writers, was held
budget committee today, and be
at Hotel Medford Saturday, with Mrs,
Agnes . Hints of Forest Grove, na
tional officer, guest, Mrs. Hicea,
widely known for her scenic motion
pictures and novelty radio programs, ;
renewed in brief the activities of ap- i
state authors, Mrs. Hlnes is a gradu
ate of the old Ashland Kormai nd '
formsr teacher in the acksonviiie ;
school. j
"How to Publish & Book, given by ,
Mrs. Atlanta Satcbwell, president, was
one of the Interesting feature of the
afternoon. Mr. Satchweii pointed to
the sincerity of the author himaeif as ;
being the first requisite for success, i
and urged avoidance of writlrsf sensa-
be held in the courthouse audi-j materia merely to break into
ready for first publication within the
next couple of days, according to
County Judge Eari B. Day. Public
hearing on the budget is expected
early in November,
The buoget committee composed ot
3. W, McCoy, Ashland, chairman, H.
A. Tfaeiroif, Medford, secretary, and
M. B. Chase, Tabie Rock, as fee ap
pointive members, and the county
court, has been is session since Octo
ber 2, and completed the budget
preparation with less delay than at
any budget session of record.
Pate for the public hearing is
pected to be set within the week, and
will be held in the courthouse audi-j
torium.
Funds for repair of bridges and
maintenance of roads In th county,
not maintained with state aid, and
relief appropriations are reported as
the main items in the new budget.
The county court holds that the
bridges and roads, as a matter of
sound' business policy, are in need of
repair to retain fee original invest
ment. A number of- bridges are in
need of repair, after several years of
depression economy
Appropriations for county offices
and departments are scheduled to be
about the same as last year.
The relief funds, besides routine
cases, will make allowance for the
county's share under terms of the
Federal Security act, passed by the
Maat session of congress. The special
session of the legislature called for
October 21, is scheduled to enact leg
islation covering the state's part.
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a A R. News
Crater Iske Chapter Daughters of
the American Revolution will en
tertain the state regent, Mrs, Mark
Weatherford, of Albany, Ore., on
Thursday, October Vt at which time
she will make her official visit,
Mrs, Weatherford will be a guest
at a on o'clock luncheon at the
Hotel Medford and will address the
chapter meeting at Mrs, B, Q.
Beach's home, 1 13 Geneva avenue.
Luncheon reservations may be
made by telephoning 1388X after
8:09 o'clock p, m, and before 8;00
o'clock a, m.
Gold Tooth Found
In Man& Appendix
WASHINGTON, Oct, 2S- (APJ
Charles G. Senseney, an internal
revenue department employe. Is won
dering whether he can be accused
of hoarding gold. Surgeons removed
his appendix yesterday and found
the gold crown of & tooth Senseney
swallowed three years ago. It's worth
more now than It was then.
"KICKEBNICK"
Undergarments that fit at
Ethelwyn B Hoffmann.
ACTIVE GROUPS
C011 MEETS
Clint,
Advantages of the fact writer were
presented by Owen H. Barahiii of
Ashland, for years associated with
newspaper and magazine work. Mr.
Barnhill said that the world is the
fact writer's oyster waiting to be
opened.
Mrs. Louise Hedges, local poet. Im
pressed her listeners with a beautiful
word painting of South America, its
climate, and industries.
Mrs. Alice English, well inown art-!
1st and teacher is this city, comment
ed briefly on Impressions received on
her recent trip to California, men
tioning the work of art in agriculture
there and the beauty of the bay
bridge towers,
A sketch of the Brttt pioneer photo
graph and art gallery at Jacksonville,
in which the past and present were
Interwoven, brought comment from
several of the group who were femii-
Chet Leonard
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END OF SIXTH STREET
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Statement!
I wish to take this opportunity
to express ta the people sf
Dist?m Osegos my si&cere ap
preeisiten for their aplerxiid
patronage dss&g my seea
jrs is fciJjiJi?f is Medford , .
Tit same policy of cfterisg
intelligent, expeneswd, friend
ly service PLCS tse finest pro
ducts possible wili be main
tained is ssy ftE Bew station.
The chaste la location to a
more ceEirsS Medfosd point la
beisg msS! for thi added ooa
Teniese of motorists, dilate
Pruitt, who has been associated
with ss former station la this
iocatios, wiE continue to serre
motorists hers, m his usual
tstlsractory mssserl Ame
Chriatesses, iake sd elctri
eal expert Keith Desmaa,
iubrlcstjos spsciaJist, wiU offer
their sptendid etrvlces at my
sew st&iiss t is fact, every
pslfel step hss been takes to
assure asotsest service In
addition s t alwayspen--aMe
RSCHFiELD gaaolina and
motor oils asd If N S T 3S
STATES tires. You 11 be wel-
gs appr?cltl
The Medford and Ashland Actire
ciubs will hold a joint dinner-meeting
at the Ashland hotel in Ashland
tomorrow at 7 pjn. for the purpose of
discussing plans for the 1938 conven
tion of the Iniematioaai organisa
tion in Medford next summer, it was
announced today.
Dr. Walter Bedford, president of
Southern Oregon Normal school will
be the principal speaker at the meet
ing. ,
The joint meeting Is the first of:
its kind to be heid by the two cluha.
It is planned to rotate meetings be
tween the two cities aeout once
month aa the Ashland ci&b is co
operating with the local unit In per'
footing plans for next year's conven
tion.
Jack Butler is president of the
Medford Active club.
Schilling
Baking
Yowder
made with
Cream Tartar
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STOVE
STRATIOM
TOMORROW -LAST
- 2:30 P. M.
DAY!
SEE 4 Angel Food cakes
baked in the corners of a
Ward Double Quick gas
range, oven with only 12
minutes of gas used! No
pre-beating!
N fir a 9 L '
SEE 10 one-pound loaves
of bread baked at one time
in a kerosene range with
out a loaf mat ed or turned!
No pre-beating! Evenly
browned!
See these and other start
ling demonstrations of cook
ng, baking and broiling!
"The most astounding demonstration Pre ever teen"
said one housewife. "T bsd no idrt thmt such mi4 vtrw drvrlntraenu nsri been rruxif in fas,
fasolioe and kerosene rasges! Aod sucfc beutifai rmncesl IdoBtsechovWsrds cssi afford to
build such quality stoves and sell them for so iittief
We're sure you 11 share this sentiment! And we know yooTS learn a pe at moy useful thmc
bout cooking baking and broiiing. Even thoogh yoo are sot ioUrtsud m irrnnrdMite purcV
we want you to come bo this extraordinary desMBatratiool
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