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T'.ifaJ!lUIUfeiC PAGE TWO MEPTOTTO WATL TRIBUNE. MEDFOKD. CmErsON. TVEDXERDAY. .TUNE 30. 1937. SOCIETY and CLUBS By Janet Wray Smith Relief Carpi to Bni of Conclave Member of the Women'! Relief corps will gather tomorrow afternoon at the armory at 9 o'clock, It was announced today. Reports of the lecsnt stats contention in Albany by local delegates will featur th see ston. All members ere particularly urged to b present. Continues North Alter Hlay Here Leaving by train for the north last evening was Belle Mullln of Ban Francisco, who has been smong Med ford visitors this week. Th visitor has been th guest of her sister and brother-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Welsbaar since her arrival here Sunday morning. In formal entertainment. Including visits to Diamond and Crater lakes and Rofu river resort were ar ranged during ber stay. Tn Csllfornlan Is continuing north to Portland snd Seattle, where sh will be th guest of relatives and friends before returning to her home. tlaisa Visitors (rests la Vslley Being greeted by vslley friends Is Mrs. A. J. Westfsll of Cordova, Alsaica who, with her two daughters, Djnna Jo and Phyllis Jean. Is the guejt of relative and friends In Medford and Ashland. Mrs. Weetfall arrived several days igo with ber husband, who later re turned north to Seattle where he will tptnd th greater part of V sum mer. Mrs. Westfall expects to be In th valley most of th summer and w:tl be entertained at various resorts of the district. She has a number of friends ber rortland Wedding Of Interest Iter Of Interest to vslley friends Is announcement of the marriage of Miss Kathleen Murray of Portland and Dr. Raymond E. Walker pf Ash land, son ol Dr. and Mrs. W. W. Walker of Orants Pass. Th ceremony was solemnized In Portlsnd Sundsy evening at the home of the bride's sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Harmon, who atunded the couple as best msn and matron of honor. A reception followed the service at the borne of the bride's pareniL. Ti couple left later for San Fran cisco and Los Angeles, Cal. They will return to moke their home In Ash' Isnd. Guests Etpectrd tier Tomorrow Espected to arrive here tomorrow la Mrs. H. O. Brace of Seattle, Wn and her two daughters. Rebecca and Betty. Mrs. Brace has vtelted In the city a number of times and has friends here. She Is returning to her bom alter a visit In Europe. She expects to re main In the city a few days and will visit Crater Lake and other re sorts of the district. Mrs. Brae Is to visit Mrs. Volney Dtson while in the city. Thursday Morning At 8:30 The Blue Pencil Parade Starts at Adrienne's Shoe Dept. Leading the way to shoe savings For an army of Thrifty Women Review This Parade of QUALITY SHOES AT REAL SAVINGS ALL WHITE FOOTWEAR ON SALE EXCEPT CANTILEVERS if f ' ' Many Patterns to $5.60 Now $295, At , ..; AdrienneY" No .Refunds Include some, Selby's and All Moiilton-Bartlex's to $6.85 $3.95 . At Adrienne's No Exchanges GROUP 1 ,F GROUP .2 Complete New Stock of Selby'j to 7.50 $495 At Adrienne's GROUP, 3 1 .t :t': The Housewife "Research Professor of Economy" SHE'S "not a Ph.D. or an LL.D. She hasn't a diploma or a cap and gown. Her research is not done in the labora tory or the library. As a matter of fact, her findings are made, usually, in the street car, in the subway, in the suburban commuter's train. She reads the advertisements in this paper, with care and consideration. They form her research data. By means of them she makes her purchases so that she well deserves the title of "Research Professor of Econ omy.'' She discovers item after item, as the year rolls on, combining high quality with low. It is clear to you at once that you . , . and all who make and keep a home . . . have the same opportunity. With the help of newspaper advertising you, too, can graduate from the school of indiscriminate buying into the faculty of fastidious purchases! Business Women Hear tast Heports Members of the Business and Pro fessional Women's club were enter tained last night at th horn of Mrs. U. M. Snider, newly-elected president. Final report of officers and com mute chairmen were presented dur ing the session. Flans for next year's activities were outlined and new projects suggested. Arrangement were also made for summer picnics and outdoor gatherings of the group. Miss Eckelson Is Guest Here. Among visitors In th valley Is Ml&s Genevieve Eckelson of Portland. who arrived by train from the south yesterday morning. Miss Eckelson is the house guest of Mr. and Mrs. Lsuls Ulrlch and plans to remain a few days. She Is en route home after a vacation visit In San Francisco. Party Observes iMjreli Birthday Mrs. Wilbur Gardner entertained a number of small guests in honor of her daughter, Venlta. The occasion was to observe Venlta's fourth birth day. Refreshments were served at the Gardner home, the children later be ing taken to the park playground for the remainder of the afternoon. Two Home From liny City visit Returning home this morning were sirg. Gordon Voorhles and her daugh ter, Mrs. Sprague Rlegel, who have heen among Medford residents vaca tioning in the south. The two have spent the past two weeks visiting in San Francisco. Sunday Ceremony On Rogue ItlvtT , REESE CREEK, June SO. (Spl) Miss Margie Bradfleld. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Bradfleld of Scott Mills. Ore., and L. E. Jeffrie were united in marriage Sunday morning at o'clock at th Rogue River home of Rev. and Mrs. D. E.' Millard. Rev. Millard performed the cerer mony and also sang "I Love You Truly" and "O Promise Me,'' pre ceding and following the service. Bride and groom were attended by Mr. and Mrs. Merle Jack, sister and brother-lnlaw of the groom, as best man and matron of honor. The bridge was gowned In pale blue ana carried a shower bouquet. Following the ceremony, wedding dinner was arranged at the Merle Jack home. Quests included Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Jack. Mrs. L. D. French, grandmother of the groom, Eldred Jock, Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Hclvey snd daughters. Myran and Arlene, Ale Veatal, Glenn Dunham. The young couple will make their homo on Reese creek BOTH CLAIM SAME HUSBAND i (5a , r I I L.A J J 1 .-r i 11 1 vr-w II I a v lb. Mrs. Margaret Shelby Fillmore (left), titter of Mary Mils M Inter, la ahown in court at Glendale, Calif, where the pleaded Innocent to a drunk-irvjuto charge resulting from her elopement to Yuma, Arlr., with Emmet J. Flynn, former film director, who failed to appear, Mrt. Nlta Flynn (right), also In court, aaid: "I'm the real Mra, Flynn." i Associated Press Photos) Antelope School Officials Named ANTELOPE. Juno 30. (Spl.) Lutber Day was elected, director for a throe-year term and Mrs. Gertrude Greb was re-elected clerk, at the an nual school election last week. -Harve Stanley declined the nom- Initloo for director lor another term. He bat served on the board for the pat is years and recalled that at one time the achool had only three pupils, In contrast to the 23 enrolled at present. RESIDENT OF PARIS GETS OREGON PERMIT SALEM, June 30. (AP) An Ore gon driver's license hung up a new distance record today, Secretary of State Earl Snell sending It to an Ore gon resident living temporarily in Paris. The applicant said he operates a for hire service In Paris, but wishes to be classified as an Oregon operator. Increased Wages Fewer Hours Aim Embalmers Union PORTLAND, June 30. (AP) Embalmers came out today for shorter hours and higher wages. A union recently organized for embalmers seeks a 7ft-hour week, 935 minimum wage for master em balmers and $26 for apprentices, one day off and 15 days vacation with pay from undertakers. Employers wapt a 86-hour week and union organizers claimed em balmers have been working from 84 to 110 hours weekly. The girls la the 1UU port city of Klsarazu went to an old Buddhist temple. Sympathetic monks gav them food and prayer beads. Then the geisha reclined on th floor, vowing they would starve un less their demands were granted. Us .... I mm Geisha Girls On Lie-Down Strike TOKYO, June SO. (AP) A hun dred Japanese geisha went on a "He down" strike today, demanding an Increase In fees for entertaining gentlemtn friends. Insist On Delicious Lost River BUTTER Board Your Pets at the Humane Society Shelter Summer Rates We Coll and Deliver Midway Rood Phone HOSPITAL CONTRACT TO PORTLAND FIRM SALEM, June SO. (AP) The board of control awarded th general construction, contract for the nurses horn at th Eastern Oregon, hospital to Dougsn-Hammond Construction company, Portland, on a hid of $36, 668, and the plumbing and heating contract to the Northwestern PlunVi lng and Heating company, Portland, on a 610.800 bid. V. D. Reverman, Portland, submit ted the low bid of 634.7B6 on the general construction Job, but agreed to compute th work in 160 days compared with 00 dsys for the Dougan-Hammond firm. UNION PLANNED MARCH ON PLANT,- PROBE TOLD WASHINGTON, June 80, (API Captain James Mooney, sub-commander of Chicago police la the Memorial day battl with steel strik ers, testified at a senate inquiry to day that a "mob" of union men had tried to "march Into th plant'' of th Republic SUel company "and maybe kill 200 or 300 men working there," He told th La POUett civil lib erties committee 1-. had received an anonymoua tip the previous day that the atrlkers would "march on the pUint Sunday." 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White Shoes All $3.46 white ties, straps and inndals priced at aBBBateaaaaaJ-:-- :'; ' SBataBkSBSPV : $2.98 MEN'S SWIMMING TRUNKS 98c A good weight 100 all wool $wim tmnki, built in $upports Sweeping Close-Out of Our Bargain Basement Stock in Full Swing! Attend the complete close out sale of our Bargain Basement. Hundred of wanted items at less than cost. See the new lunch cloths at 29o and 39o M. M. DEPARTMENT STORE CHARLES S. ADAIR, MANAGER
