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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. rEDFORD, OREGOy, THURSDAY. MAY ft, 1937. PAGE THREF SOCIETY and CLUBS By Janet Wray Smith Evening Musicale Set for Tomorrow An evening musicale. arranged by the recently organized music club ol Medfortl. will be presented to morrow evening at 8 o'clock In the Baldwin recital hall. Mrs. Darrell Huson heads officer of the group as president. Roberta Ward Bebb Is chairman of tomorrow evening's program, which Is another of the city's contributions In recog nition of national music week. The nubile Is cordially invited. There ! no admission charge. An outline of the evening's pro gram follows: Bones, selected Teachers' chorus. directed by Esther Church Leake. Down in the Forest (Landon Ron ald t and Chrysanthemums ( Salter) Eleanor Curry, soprano, aoc. by Constance Moore. The Two Grenadiers (Schumann) and The Trumpeter (Dlx) Robert Wright, baritone, aoc. by Roberta Ward Bebb. Largo, from "Xerxes ( Handel ) 3 pianos, eight hands Lilla M. Purucker. Marybeth Foley, Genevieve Brown, Roberta Ward Bebb. Vocal and Whistling Solos El low Mae Gall, ace. by Mrs. Carle ton Janes. Sixth Consolation (Liszt) and Scherzo (Martuccl) Piano solos, Mrs, Lei and Jones. None but the Lonely Heart (Tschat- kowsky) Frederick Guetzlaff, bari tone, acc. by Mrs. Guetzlaff. Canzonetta. from Concerto for Vic 11 n (Tschalkowsky) and Ave Maria (Schubert) Carteton Janes, aoc. by Mrs. Janes. Birthday Marked Tuesday Evening. A small group of friend arranged a surprise affair Tuesday evening for Larry Schade, Jr., on the occasion of his 16th birthday. Various games provided entertainment for the eve ning, with refreshments served later. Six couples were guests for the no bost affair. Symphony Impresses in Third Appearance Here Many To Attend Weekend Events A number of Medford mother and former atudents of Oregon State col lege and the. Unlveralty of Oregon are planning to Tistt the two cam puses this week-end to attend spec lal festivities. Both tchools will observe Mothers Day week-ends, with the University combining Ita celebration with that of Junior Week-End. Among those planning to go are Mrs. R. W. Steams. Mrs. Tom Gil ford. Mrs. H. E. Conger. Mrs. O. W. Nellson. Mrs. L Throckmorton to Oregon State, and Mra Dolph Phlpps. Mrs. B. B. Lowry and numeroua others to the University of Oregon. Mrs. Lowry will also visit on the Oregon State campus. Mothers are expected to arrive on the Eugene campus Friday morning to participate In the all-campus luncheon to be held In the center of the campus. During thla time the queen of the week-end. Betty Pown all, will be crowned. The Associated Women students and the TWCA will serve tea In the afternoon at Oer llneer hall. Master Dance will present Its an nual dance recital at 8 o'clock In th evening, with the Junior Prom beolnnlm at 8 o'clock In McArthur court. A special eertion Is to be re nerved at the nrom for mothers. In addition to event specially ni.nnM for them, mothers will be honor meats at all Junior Week-end festivities. They will have a special section at the canoe fete. Though blind, the Chinese dol phin is able to catch and devour fish that have normal sight. PILE SUFFERERS Now Get Quick Relief Thii Safe Easy Way Why eonttaue to suffer t No man Woman need go on uttering th pain, uony and mental diitreM canted bT pile.. One tingle box of HOAVA SUP POSITORIES, that coet only a few cents will quickly and eoncluilveiy prove, that the suffering can be stopped; pain and distreee baniahed. If these soothing, com forting, healing rectal cones don't do a we say your money cheerfully refund Why suffer another dayT Get a small bca of Moava today and accept nothing el. PILE SUPPOSITORIES MOAVA Jarmln's For Drugs Mrs. Gllstrap New President. Mrs. Ernest R. Gllstrap was yester day elected new president of Women of Rotary when the group was enter tained at luncheon at tne nome 01 Mrs. Jack Swem on Roes Court. Quests found the affair particularly enloyable, It Is said. Other new officers are Mrs. Allen Perry, vice-president, and Mrs. Mark Ooldv. secretary-treasurer. Mrs. Prank Newman la retiring president. During bridge that followed lunch eon and business session, scoring award went to Mrs. Chet Leonard. One more meeting remains on thla year'a calendar and It Is to be picnic, according to announcement. Definite details are to be stated later, Mrs. McAllister To Visit North. Leaving for the north thla mom. Inz was Mrs. William McAllister and small son and daughter, who plan a visit In Blaln, Wn. They will be the guest of Mrs, McAllister's mother, Mrs. Katherlne Mlddleton. Thev will be away ten days. A Riant Pie containing 13.00U cherries was baked In Portland. Ore. on the occasion of a police Inspec tor's birthday. BUSTER BROWNf FOR MOTHER'S DAY LET MOTHER f WALK IN GLORY By Mrs. K. E. Gore One of the major eventa of Med ford 'a abservanoa of National Music Week was the concert presented last night at the high school auditorium by the Junior Symphony orchestra, under the direction of John R. Knight. The orchestra waa assisted by the Boys' and Girls' Glee clubs of tne high school under the very able leadership of Miss Floy oung. Thla was the third outstanding concert presented by thla group ol young players, the personnel ol wntcn Includes students from Gallce. Grants Pass, Jacksonville, Ashland, Eagle Point, Medford. Talent and Phoenix. Ecsldes affording students the oppor tunity to appear before an audience o! friends and eupportere. these con certs familiarise the young people with good music, and are given as a generous community service. The young soloists, Marcia van Dyke, violin, Verlyn Thomas, violin, Lerov Neff. cello. Blllle Wilson, French horn, and Mary Sheldon, flute deserve special mention aa also do the piano accompanists. Miss Gene vieve Brown, Miss Shirley Rlebel and Miss Carlotta, Wiseman. Words of commendation were heard on every side for the enterprise. In dustry and efficiency of Mr. Knight and also for the co-operative spirit of the musicians playing with the students, and also of the enthusiasm and understanding of the large audi ence that completely filled the audi torium. , The program follows: Marche Herolque .Schubert Hungarian Dance No. 6 -..Brahms Orchestra Air for G String ..Bach Verlyn Thomas At the piano, Genevieve Brown EVenlng Star from "Tannhauser" Wagner Cello solo by Leroy Neff French horn solo by Blllle Wilson OrcheAtra O Little Star .Swedish Folk Tune Oh. Didn't It Rain arr. by H. T. Burleigh Girls' Gle club Until the Dawn Parks We Are Gruff Seamen Finnish Folk Tune Boys' Glee club The Heavens Are Declaring, Beethoven Boys' and Girls' Mixed chorus and Movement from E Minor Concerto Mendelssohn The Bumble Bee Rlmsky-Korsakof-Helfltz Marcfa Van Dyke At the piano, Carlotta Wiseman By the Brook Wetzger Mary Sheldon At the piano. Shirley Rlebel Adagio cantablle from "String Septet" Beethoven Largo from "New World , Symphony" Dvorak 1st vtoltn, Marcia Van Dyke 2nd violin. Marcia Fry 3rd violin. Jlmmle Cooley 4th violin, Vea Calvert At the piano. Shl'ley Rlebel Huldigungsmarsch from "Sigurd Jorsalfar" suite Grieg Orchestra The Old Refrain Krelsler Mixed chorue and orchestra America the Beautiful Ward Mixed chorus and orchestra i IT mr Am ' "dm JnL A HOSI You walk in glory whsn you wslk In Humming Bird Davanerepes. There's a naw lilt to your stride, a naw tilt to your chin. For no matter wSat ityla of Humming Bird you have bought, you know It li correct for its purpose. And became of the invisible eifra silt that guards every inch, silk hidden in the thread by the Davencrepe high twist, you will get more service than you expect from hose to gossamer T 79c -$1.00 -$1.25 7 b r ximvyiepea. jumm?nq Bird a T a. m mm A Fine Fresh WHITE CAKE is an appropriate gift for mother on MOTHER'S DAY (May 9). If you want to please her give her MODEL BAKERY'S ROSES IN SNOW CAKE It is fresh and has that "Homemade" flavor that she likes so well. All trimmed up for 59c MODEL BAKERY Phone 511 LOS ANGELES 56 pis $ '? Ill ROOMS Slips That Pit by KICKERN1CK $1.95 Panne. Crepe. Satin 3.9S. Ethelwyn B. Hoffmann. S. ft H Green Stamps. DEFENSE TO OPEN IN DAMAGE CASE The defense tn the damage eutt of Mrs. Gertrude M. Moffett of this city, for 175,000 against J. J. Hendricks waa expected to open thla afternoon In circuit court. George Moffett, hus tand of the plaintiff testified this morning, and described the events before and after the auto crash, in volving two autoa and the Hendricks truck, at Vorhels crossing, on the Pacific highway, Stptember 27. Mra. Moffett alleges In her ault. the auto In which she was a passen ger was hurled from the road, and she sustained permanent Injuries, result ing among other ailments In the shortening of one leg. Negligence by the driver of truck u claimed by the plaintiff. The defense contends the collision waa caused by failure of Helmer O. Moen to give proper signals, and ex ercise due caution while attempting to turn Into the Vorhele crossing road. Card of Thanks. We deeply appreciate the many beautiful expressions of love and sympathy we have received because of the illness and death of ouv mother and grandmother. We wish also to sincerely thank those who as&lMcd at the services. Mr. and Mrs. M. Q. Mordoff, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Beery. Mr. and Mri H. S. Chlrgwln. Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Hall, Mr. and Mrs. Alan Perry, Miss Nelle Mordoff. Killed Rv Disc OORVALLI8, Ore.. May . (AP) Killed when run over by his own disc while working alone, the body of Piatt Hathaway of Ktger Island waa found In hla field Wednesday after noon. He was believed to have fallen the from hla tractor. HAAB MAY FACE ADDED CHARGES Additional charges will probably be filed against Elmer Hub, 19. Ash land youth, who with fifteen days of a 90-day sentence for petty larceny to serve, walked away from the coun ty jail last Saturday while acting as a trusty. Sheriff Syd I. Brown aald today. Haab was captured Monday evening by the state police near the state line. The sheriff said the 00-day sen tence had apparently been meted, to give Haab a "break," because of his youth, though three statements ad mitting burglaries had been made by him. The prowling occurred In the Ashland district, over a year or more. The statementa and past record of Haab will be presented to the court for consideration. Under Oregon law It la a felony to escape Jail or prison. PORTLAND, May . jp) Henry P. Buehner, tlmbennan found dead near Marshfleld last week, left an estate estimated At more than 1,000,000, It waa reported today. The petition for probate set the value "In exceae of 150.000." M, akes biscuits fluffy as a summer cloud Schilling Baking" Powder Grill Tvtm Coffee Shop Ode Most convenient VheYtest. Occammodttiatt Ofie Finest meals Easy chart, sleetHMpirinq beds large eons with luwious f Wings Uniupssed service ond knuy are yous at amazingly low cost HOTEL CLARK P.G.B.MORRISStyr MORE PEOPLE EVERY DAY ARE FINDING THAT THEY CAN PAY LESS and DRESS BETTER BY SHOPPING AT THE ...... M. M. DEPARTMENT STORE BELOW WE ARE LISTING A FEW OF OUR- t - I rW I 1" MMW tfWWW ffCOt WW !.' (P-rv w powwwewajrW giryW WjWWfe ' !AJmi(( GIFTS for MOTHER'S DAY! (MAIN FLOOR) Bag.....: $1.00 to 82.98 Handkerchiefs 25 to 50 Scarfs 59 to 9S Silk Underwear 59( to 81.95 Cinderella Stockings in Mothers Day boxes 81-00 to 81-35 Fabric Gloves 59 to 98 Kid Gloves 81.98 to 82.49 i L L. Scores of Other Suggestions On Our Main Floor Large showing of New Flowers for Mother's Day 48c to 98c ENNA JETTICK SHOES Entire stock in this sale $5.00 values $3.95 $6.00 values. $4.95 Ladies Spring COATS SUITS Every garment now on sale, come try them on and you'll be more than pleased at the values now being offered. LINEN SUITS 12 lovely styles In this group, pastels and naturals. Nixes 14 to 20. Choice $3.95 MAIN FLOOR YOU'LL FIND IT PAYS TO SHOP IN OUR BARGAIN BASEMENT FOR MEN 175 prs. or Men's BLACK DRESS OXFOKDS. Former 92.48 values, while this lot lats $1.98 pr. Men's Work Shoes t lower prices. Come see what values are now being shown at $1.98 $2.25 & $2.65 Men's Helmets Natural and sliver 15c Men's Express Stripe Overalls 98c Men's Waist Overalls fjond nelffht coprwr rhetrd 79c Men's Work Shirts 49c LADIES' SHOES White Straps White Ties Brown Ties Black Ties Black Straps ' AH regular $2.45 values $2.19 per pr. LADIES' SHOES One large table from which to select. Your choice $1.00 per pr. BOYS' OVERALLS Boys' Bib Overalls. All sizes 59c pr. Children's Covert Play Suits All ages 59c NEW HATS Stitched silks, straws and Summer felts, arrived lor Saturday sell Inf. $1.00 $1.98 to $3.49 Tdu will find tit head aim her. TUB FROCKS New shipment 245 new Tub Frocks In the new floral prints, laces and sheers. Man stores tell these dresses at 93.98. $1.98 Men's Suits Choice of entire itork of Men'a Suits. New Rprlnf atjlri. Rrtular $22.90 rallies $18.95 SIZES 14 TO 44 MEN'S HATS One lot of men's dress hats. Choice wool $1.00 Men's Fur HATS Men's 100 fur hats. New Spring styles. $1.98 it dress hats, Segultw Dress Shirts DRESS HATS For Men. Special group, Men's best grade Values to $1.29 $3.46 values 89c REMNANTS One large (able of remnant! V2 price PRINTS rat colored prlnli 15c per yd. Quilt Pieces 7ft plerea ahort length of prima, H to !4 jd. lenstha. 39c per lb. Children's Dresses 1'ant colored print 39c Curtain Goods Hhort lengths... 1 to 5 jsrd pieces 5cperyd. Ladies' House Dresses Rriular $1.10 rallies $2.98 BARGAINS FOR EVERY MEMBER OF THE FAMILY SHOP THIS WEEK END AND SAVE AT THE 89c CHARLES R. ADAIR, MANAGER Fluhrer Building. South Central
