MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. rEDFORD, OREGOy, THURSDAY. MAY ft, 1937.
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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.
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will quickly and eoncluilveiy prove, that
the suffering can be stopped; pain and
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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
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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
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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
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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."
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large eons with luwious f Wings
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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
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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