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PAGE EIGHT MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON. MONDAY. APRIL 19. 1937 Children's Organization Will Aid In Developing Talents ' " v I 1 W - 1 ' l Would Light Highway aAI.r.M, April IB. (AP) J. M. Devers, Attorney for Che highway commission, recommended lighting the Pacific highway from Portland to Salem and the Columbia River highway from Portland to The Dalles today with electricity obtain ed from Bonneville dam. Feltre In Dr) dock PORTLAND. April 19. (AP) The Italian motorship Feltre yeaterday was raised on the port of Portland drydock where representatives of. Pa cific coast shipyard will Inspect her today preparatory to tentative bids for repairing the vessel. The Fltr was rammed and sunk In the Columbia river near Prwcott exactly two month ago. WINDOW GLASS Wo aell window glass and will replace your oroaeu windows reasonaDly Trowbridge Cab inet works. Phone 643 Well haul away your refuse City Sanitary Service. 30TH INFANTRY E! Meteorological Report Continued from Page One.) der of the regiment, expect to ar rive at the Jackson county fair grounds about 3:30 tomorrow after noon. The regiment will encamp there. Traveling in 180 vehicle!, the convoy will be split up Into four lectiona and will atretch out over a ten-mile route when In motion. Cali fornia and Oregon state police will provide escorts for the movement, the biggest peace-time troop movement through Medford in two decades. Inspection Invited The encampment will be open for Inspection during the late afternoon and evening. At 3:30 o'clock, a bane ball game will start between the crack 30th infantry nine and the Medford town team of the Southern Oregon league. Tne game will be free to the public and will be played on the fairgrounds diamond. At 7 oclock In the evening the 7fi-plece band, pride of the 30th Infantry, will present a free public I concert In the city park. Fred Schef fel, city engineer, la constructing a special band stand which will be decorated with pear blossoms in keeping with the "Blossom Week" festivities. At 0:30 o clock band memben will be guests of the Medford high school at a performance of the White Htis aars, world famous musicians and en tertainers, who are being presented one night only In Medford under the auspices of the high school band. The band concert will be cncluded In plenty of time for all who wish to attend the White Hussars per formance which offers a rare musical treat. At 0 o'clock, the Eagles' "Mny Day" dance honoring the men of the 30th Infantry, will open at the Oriental Gardens. The general public has been Invited and the affair should be one of ttie big danrra of the year. To Entertain Officers Officers or the regiment will be guests of the Officers club of the Medford CCC district at an Informal dance at the Hotel Medford. MaJ. O. R. Owens, commander of the Medford CCC district, is in charge of local arrangementa. at the Invita tion of Colonel Phllllpson, reglmenttil commander. Th regiment li en route to Fort Lewis for maneuvers which will con centrate the entire third division for the first time since the world war, and which will bring together the 3flth Infantry from Fort DouIas, Utah; the 7th Infantry from Vancou ver Barracks: the 4th Infantry from Fort Oeorga Wright. Wash.; the 30th infantry from the Presidio of Hun Francisco; the 9th and loth field artilleries from Fort Lewis, and other units. April 10, 1936 Medford and vicinity: Fair tonight and Tuesday. Light frost tonight. Oregon: Generally fair tonight and Tuesday but somewhat unsettled on north coast. Light local frost tonight. Moderate northwest wind off coast. Temperature a year' ago today: Highest 74; lowest 40. Total monthly precipitation 9.11 Inches. Excess for the month 1.34 Inches. Total precipitation since September 1. 19.10, 13.70 inches. Excess deficiency for the season 3.30 Inches. Relative humidity at 0 p. m. yester day 30 nvrcent; ft a. m. today 80 percent. Tomorrow: Sunrise 5:33 a. m. Sun ect 0:57 p. m. Observations Taken at 5 a. m., 120 Meridian Time.. tut u s si sl ?l ri f V SONS WILL PRESENT Bout 89 3 Clear Boiton ............ .. 49 .09 Clear Chicago ....... 88 48 Clear Denver 63 38 Clear Eureka 84 48 Cloud; Helena. 83 44 Cloudy Loa Angeles. 80 48 Clear MEDFORD 84 40 Clear New York 83 80 .14 Clear Omaha ....................73 48 Clear Phoenix 88 80 Clear Portland . 84 38 .04 Clear Reno -. .. ..-..63 38 Clear Roaeburg -....80 38 .01 Cloudy Salt Lake 64 38 P.Cdy. an Franclaco 88 48 Cloudy Seattle 68 43 .00 Cloudy Spokane 83 43 T Clear WaalUngton, D.C. 04 86 '.03 P.Cdy. Yoklma 64 44 T Clear EAGLE POINT SCHOOLS TO OBSERVE MAY DAY 6 Jerry Warren (left) and Jerry Huffman (right) gathered the name of 104 children for organization W children' primary, sponsored here by the Mormon church. Mrs. Scott Huffman, shown at left with group of young memherj, la assisted by Mrs. Golden (right) In conduct ing the meetings which are held each Friday. Activities of the organ ization develop natural talent and encourage hobbles of the young members. EAGLE POINT. Aplrl 19. (Spl.) The Eagle Point high achool and grade achool are to observe May day at Eagl ePoInt achool groundes May 6. Marian Chamberlain has been chos en oa May queen. The coronation will be held at the high achool at 1 o'clock and will bo followed with a program by the combined schools. Dances, songs, orchestra selections, and tumbling acts will be offered. Finals of the tennis tournament for boys' and girls' mixed atngles and doubles and a baseball gamo will be held In the afternoon. The morning will be devoted to a track meet for the grammar achool. Including visiting achools. Picnic lunch will be held If the weather permit. Festivities will be completed with a formal dinner honoring the queen and her court. Other participants In the celebra tion are: Princesses, Irene Charley and Margaret Simmons: prime minis ter, Paul Andry; crown and royal pillow bearers, Dick Carter and Leon ard Adamson: flower girls, Arlene Hlekaon and Dixie Allen. FOR YOUNGSTERS A non-sectarian organization for children Is being sponsored by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints of Medford, meeting at the home of Mrs. Scott Huffman, 330 Haven street. Meetings are held each Friday after school, for one hour. The program fostered by the organ ization la planned to develop the natural talents or the children and encourage the taste for hobbles. In still the principles of Biblical Christi anity and also prepare boys for en trance In the Boy Scouts. The organization Is meeting with considerable success, over fifty now being enrolled. Children who are now attending the meetings Include: Orv Algar, Barbara Brlggs. Joan Buckle, Wesley Bccmnn, Roger Bee man, Robert Bayer, William Boyer. Kenneth Clemena, Margaret Drysdale, Robert French, Callsta Fnrrell, Jean Ann- French, George Oreene, BUI Gould, Mary Ellen Golden, Ferral Haws, Jerry Huffman, Delorls Hawkes wood. Don Hill, Lottie Hill. Dorothy Jones, Otis Jacoby, Gerald King, Betty Lemmon, Patty Lemmon. Jim my Miller, Marjorle Matthews, Eugene Parker, Nancy Lee Swem, Junior Smith, Douglas Smith, Patty Smith. Betty Smith, Tommy Nowd, Gene Neff, Bobble Neff, Alvln Penna, Bar bara Waldron, Beverly Webster, June Wilder, Carol Wateraon, Bar Water son, Robert Waterson. Ray Walker. Robert Walker, Chuck Waldron, Paul Wmterhalter, Jerry Warren. Robert Yoakum, Joan Yoakum, Galvln Yoakum. Weather Northern California: Fair and moderately warm tonight and Tues day; moderate northerly wind off coast. Oregon: Generally fair tonight and I Tuesday, but somewhat unsettled north coast; light local frost to night; moderate northwest wind off coast. LAWN MOWERS sharpened We call and del Sims Bros.. 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They made the flnel cleanup In their mine April 11. The following enjoyed a hike to the top of Mount Iwibell April 11: Mnr tyn and Oernld Pearre, Leonard Chestnut and Ieroy Boyd. Mnxte Boyd and the Ratty twins from Med ford. Mrs. Pmil Pearc visited with Mrs. John Black while the young people climbed the mountain. Mr. and Mrs. Krl Bostwlrk of Val ley View and Mr. and Mrs. Wllllamd and family of Talent visited the Da vie mine Aplrl R. ASHLAND. April 19 (Spl.) "Mr. Moonlight. three-act comedy by Bnn W. Levy, Is to be produced by the associated students of the South ern Oregon Normal school Tuesday at A p. m. in the school auditorium, tinder supervision of Albert Van Aver of the drama department, and ti.e AMtatanr of Nor man Hnmtlton, stag? manager. Stage settings for thtft play have all been designed by Mr. Van Aver and built by students. The leads are taken by Laura Hughes. Wynona E.low, Wanda Mln ter, Kenneth Burns. James BMigh man and Noel Hamilton. 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