Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, July 27, 1937, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPATTS TWO 1TOFQRT) TX TRIBUTE, MEPFOKD, 03EqQNT, TUEKDXT. JTLY 37. 1937. SOCIETY and CLUBS By Janet Wray Smith MMrwest Visitors At Medford Homes (Uosntly arrived bre are Mrs. Laura Matt and bar elsier-la-iaw, ULm Anna Mats, both of Wlnamac, Indiana. They art being entertained at the bomee of Mr. and aire, o. s. Oatea and Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Oatea and other relatlvea bere. Mra. Metx la a sister of 0. E. and W. A. Oatea and tble la bar first visit to western states. They plan to re. mam In the valley a month, a week to be i Dent with Mr- and Mra, 0. E. dates at their tummer borne at Lake o' the Woods. Numerous other visits to iv aorta of southern Oregon are planned for entertainment of the vis itors. Also a guest at the 0. . Oatea home la Mra. Oeorge W. Beddlck of Lot Angeles snd Wenona Lake, Ind She la a alater of Mrs. O. I. Ostes and la spending the summer here, Other members ot the family being greeted bare this summer Include Mr. and Mrs. Russell Orlpe of Olendsle, Calif., former valley residents and nephew and niece of Mrs. O. I. oatea, Mr. Crlpe was formerly coach of the Ashland high school and now holds similar position In Olendsle. He la with the summer staff ot Crater Lake national park. . Ouests at the O. K. Oates home last week were Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Ferris of Compton, Calif., and family. Mrs. Ferris Is a niece of Mrs. Oates. They were stopping here en route north on a vacation trip. Young Duett and Host Oo North Recently greeted by the valley younger set was Henry Swafford of Los Angeles, who wss the house- guest of young Martin Luther at the Luther boms bere. The two left early this week for Vlotorla, B. 0., where they were to join frlenda from California for a va cation of camping in the north. They were accompanied north by Don Root, son of Mr. and Mrs. Myron Root. Executive Meeting Planned for Tonight Announcement haa been made of an executive meeting of the circle of the First Christian church to be held this evening at 8 o'clock at the home of Kay Barbour, 411 Woodstock street. AU officers and group leaders are expected to be -present and members of the group in charge of Louise Ladd are also expected to attend. Miss Cormany to ' Visit In North Leaving over the week-end was Miss Frances Cormany, who plans a week's at&y In Roseburg. one will be the guest of relatives and friends In Roseburg end ejtpects to return home at the end of this week. WHY DOIS BEST FOODS MAYONNAISE TASTE SO FRESH? BECAUSE ITS MADE WITH "FRESH PRESS f AUD OIL! DEST FOODS Bm MAYONNAISE Returns Ilome from Beattla Returning home this morning by train waa Mra. R. W. Clancy-who baa been visiting In the north. Mrs. Clancy left for Seattle aev. eral days ego, accompanied by her grandchildren, Denies and Robert Dagg, who have apent the early part ot the summer with Dr. and' Mrs. Clancy here. Denlse and Robert were returning home. They are children of Mr. and Mra. H. M. Dagg, daughter and son- in-law of Dr. and Mra. Clancy. Mra. Clancy waa their guest for a week. Phoenix Residents Entertain Visitors. A number of out of town visitors are being entertained at valley homes during the summer, the i. c. Rey nolds borne near phoenix being among this week's centers of hos pitality. Mr. and Mrs. I. 0. Bradley and family of Werdner, Idaho; Mr. and Mrs. Don Masters of Kellogg, Idaho; Mrs. J. Masters and son, Day, of Joplln, Miss,; and Mrs. Rachel Imer eon of Astoria. Ore., are all guests at tna Reynolds home. Walts Spending Summer In North. Med ford residents spending part of the summer months away from home Include Mr. and Mrs. P. Wilson Walt, who are now visiting In Seat- tie, wn. The Walts bava taken a temporary residence In the University district of Seattle, where Mr. Walt la study, ing st the university of Washington summer oourss. They plsn to be away most of the remainder of the summer. -' HONDURAN VISITOR AT Two entertaining speakers contrib uted to the program today at tbe weekly luncheon meeting of the Medford Rotary club at the Hotel Medford. Joseph Walter, commissioner from Honduras and la prominent Rotartan of that country, told of the ecope and aotlvltlea of Rotary International In Central America. Mr. Walter has resided In Hondurss for 30 years and la thoroughly conversant with the customs of the people of Central American republics and hla descrip tion of that Motion ot the weetern hemisphere waa greatly enjoyed by the Ko tartans and guests. Angua Bowmer,, a member of the faculty of the Southern Oregon Nor. mal School entertainingly told the Rotarlana of bla recent visit to England and the continent, de scribed his thrilling experiences In Home during a practice aerial raid on that city and pictured the beau ties of other cities he visited. "Thrilling and depressing" waa Bowmer's reaction to Rome. While In England. Professor Bow mer studied the Eltrabethan atage and amassed Information and data which are being used In the Shakes pearean productions to be presented at Ashland. Stage settings, without scenery but with effective lighting, drspes end brllllsnt costumes, will be featured at Ashland In the at tempt to faithfully reproduce the playa of the Shakespeare era, Bow mer said. Closing time for' Too Late to Clas sify Ads Is 1:30 p. m. Use Mall Tribune want ads. TIMBERMEN .IIEIIZiHDH HUMRS TONIGHT IN PITCHERS' BATTLE Commercial League Standings. (Final First Bslf.) W. L. Pet. Timber Products Jennings Tire HUMRo , Plche Office Boys , Fsber's ......, Lamport'a Fluhrer's . Catholic Men 90-80 Club . 1.000 389 AS! Ait .444 .444 .333 333 .222 J 00 Games Tonight. Commercial League Timber Products vs. HUMRS. Lamport's vs. Catholic Men. Service League Orooeterta vs. Copeo. Lions vs. Elks. -if DON'T forget your daily don en because summer is the time to get ready for a beautiful fall figure! Paris says "a slimmer, straighter fig ure." Slenderize, but don't ruin your health. Drink a quart of compensating, non-fattening milk each day. MILK i Medford's Commerclsl softbtll lea gue will awing Into Its nine-game second -hslf schedule tonight with Timber Products, first-half cham pions, meeting the HUMRS outfit in what local experts are calling the key" game of the year. Ken Leavltt, flreballer de luxe, will do the HUMB8 hurling to Oeorge Oltzen, while Red Scheel, tlmbermen'a undefeated ace. will pitch to Campbell. Records reveal that Leavltt, consid ered the fastest pitcher In the cir cuit, allowed no more than aeven bits In any game. Fans are of the opinion that the moat sensational mound duel ot tbe year will take place when the stocky HUMRS hurler faces Scheel, not so fast but possess. Ing a greater variety of deliveries. Powered by the heaviest-hitting crew In the league, Timber Products belted Its way through the firat-hall slate without the loss of a game, but are figured to meet exceptionally tough opposition In the second-half opening tonight. Teams given ex cellent chances to dethrone the power-bouse boys are Jennings, runners- up, the fast- stepping Plche club and the HUMRS, who lost all three ot their firat-half battles by the margin of one run, Including the Timber Products game. Tonight will also mark the flrat exhibition of Softball here with pitchers heaving from 87 H feet away Instesd of 40. Team managera voted ADRIENNE'S Sensational Clearance VALUES KOOLSPUN Tailored Suits White Only Special $500 Special Assortment DRESSES Values to $22.50 $500 Entire Stock of Spring and Bummer DRESSES Except Cottons Price ONE GROUP Tailored Suits Special $95 GROUP OF COTTON Wash Frocks including: Nolly Dong tuit able for Packers Special $-00 Spring Coats Reg. $25.00 Values $10oo ADRIENNE'S " sr Kitty Ingle, Ashland. Is shown here as she appeare In the difficult role of Juliet In "Romeo and Jullt," one or the three plays scheduled for this year's annual Shakespearean festival to be held In Ashland's outdoor the ater, August 2 to 7. to decrease the distance at the end of the first half to eliminate blgu acorlng battles. ' In the other Commercial league game, Lamport's and tbe Catholic Men will meet. Both Commercial league encounters will get under way at 7:45 p. m. sharp, with tbe two Service league affaire atartlng Im mediately after. Pioneer Jeweler Dies SALEM, July 97. (API Charles T. Pomeroy, 73. senior member of the Jewelry firm of Pomeroy dc Keene of Salem, died at Seaside Saturday, of a heart attack. He was a native of Oregon. CHANCELLOR WILL SEEK SUCCESSOR TO OREGON FREXY Board of Higher Education Reelects All Officers Boyer to Carry On Until Successor Is Designated MAR8HFIELD, Ore., July 27. (API Frederick Hunter, chancellor of tbe Oregon system of higher education, baa been authorized to seek a suc cessor for Dr. c. V. Boyer, who has submitted his resignation as presi dent of tbe University of Oregon, Wll. lard Marks, president of the educa tion board, said today. The announcement was made at a summer meeting of the board bere at which Marks waa re-elected presi dent. All other officers also were re elected with E. C. Pease. The Dalles, continuing as vice-president, and E. O. Sammons, Portland, as third mem ber of the executive committee. Boyer to Carry On Marks said that Boyer, who startled educational circles a tew weeks sgo with his request thst he be permitted to resign, effective September 1, be cause of the strain on his health, will be expected to carry on for a reasonable time even though a new president haa not been chosen or la not Immediately able to till the poet on that date. The process of selection of a suc cessor will be similar to thst em ployed In the choice of 0. E. Howard, former superintendent of publlo In struction, as president of the Eastern Oregon Normal school at La Grande. Dr. Howard was recommended to the board by the chancellor. Successor Discussed Dr. Bunter will report on bis pro gress to tna entire board rather than to any special board committee and Marks said that discussion of a suc cessor has already been entered Into by the board but that nothing can be announced regarding Its plans. He made no comment on whether the board will go outside of tbe state or seek someone within Oregon for the presidency. In another major step, ths board deferred final consideration of a pro posed old age annuity for stair mem bers not under such a program. Rob ert Ruhl, chairman of the Insurance committee, presented the' essence of a program favored if, and when, the board has funds to match at least partially those contributed by the staff. His program would eliminate many of the penalty features of the origi nal proposal, and the board, after an extended discussion, ordered the ln aurance and finance commltteea to continue the atudy and formulate a detailed proposal when available fin ances have been determined more ac- oxirately. Tbe board examined a docket of minor buslnes sand personnel adjust ments, personnel adjustments in volving flnsnces had been heavily pruned from the list first considered at the regular budget meeting. The old normal school property In Ashland was ordered disposed of for S2500 In ossh, the proceeds to be used for capital, equipment and Im provements of the new site. . CADDIES WEEDED AT ROGUE VALLEY LINKS Opportunity for local boys to en gage In summer employment as cad dies waa announced by officials of the Rogue VsUey golf course todsy. Play on the local links hss been fairly heavy throughout the summer and the number of bag carriers who have turned out has been far from adequate. Officials of the club stat ed that no experience la necessary and that boys of twelve or fourteen . and up would be acceptable. t Closing time for Too Late to clas sify Ads la 1:30 p. m. I By ACCIDENTAL SHOT KLAMATH PALLS, July ST. W) Gerald Stevenson, 14, son of Mr. and Mrs. frames Stevenson of Merrill, was brought to a hospital here this morn ing suffering from a severe gunshot wound In the stomach and liver. The gun discharged accidentally as tbe boy wss carrying It on bis wsy to drive in the cows at tbe Stevenson farm; on ths Cslotlmla-Oregon state line. Tbe weapon waa a 23 calibre rifle. I Closing time for Too Lata to clas sify Ads is 1 :80 p. m. Schilling WW pure Vanilla Queens of the kitchen ej W Announcing... The KENNELL ELUS STUDIO'S Sixth Annual BABY SPECIAL AND "AIL COLOR" MOST ATTRACTIVE CHILD CONTEST , Starting August 1 st For further details watch the SOCIETY PAGE of the MAIL TRIBINE next Sunday! -" '"" aaa..rilt.)-aJlMA. - - ---n , a 1 . - ' .-- a -- Ajsl 3 f. A A. Mam'Muxarm&Sf - rm'iJjJLki.sLLjj''ti i ai WW tTn-' I AWARDS totalling $12,500 7he following awards will ba made for the names as selected for tbe I famous little Snowdrift men: A 1st AWARD $3,000.00 mind Award $1000.00 e 3rd Award $900.00 e I Awards of $100.00 aajdi 20 Awsrrlt rtf tism ...K . n A .A. C ai nn l 1 W Awards of $10.00 each . 313 Awards of $3.00 each Y stati awards YS1 21 1st Awards $30.00 each Vlv 21 2nd Awards $25.00 each Name these little Snowdrift men HERE'S THE OPPORTUNITY YOU'VE BEEN LOOKING FOR I Here's big money for someone just for writing down names thst appeal to you for the famous little Snowdrift men. Easy? Think a minute, and you'll see how easy it is names seem to "pop into your head." J5.000.00 First Award. 424 other awards including two special awards In your state! GET READY NOWI HERE'S ALL YOU DOt All you need send with your entry is a part of the metal strip from the Snowdrift can. The part that says, "We lock in all its goodness." So ask your grocer for your can of Snowdrift to day. Probably, like millions of housewives, you use Snowdrift for all your baking and frying and intend buying Snowdrift anyway. Perhaps you have always wanted to try creamy, fresh Snowdrift. Now's a grand time! You get two rewards Snowdrift's goodness plus the money-saving cou pon that is to be sent every entrant and in addition your opportunity to earn part of the J 12,500.00. FREE 10c COUPON SENT FOR EVERY ENTRY f rut, Si) Your nimM-juggestioii will be acknowledged. Every entry, duly accompanied by the Snowdrift metal strip, will receive in appreciation i free coupon. Your grocer is author ized (o accept this coupon as 10c on your next purchase of a three-pound or six-pound can of Snowdrift. Tee may et name Ideas from Snowdrift Itself. Using Snowdrift is t teal tnspirarion for you. You may find features to suggest good names immediately, or it may be the first name that pops into your head. Snowdrift is the pure, wholesome, all-vegetable Snowdrift stands higher temperatures without . - ..... u, .oo reipccuTeir win De siren rer ibs beat sussouoQ sod toe second btit (tiggeirioa net irtd from escb of ths foJ. lOWlnK 21 itllMl VtF.inla. Vnv.k C u r- ,-- -- - -.... wuu mi ueorsis, Flonds, Tenoei.es. Alsbima, Minmippi, louuisni, Arkinui. Tssis. Oklshoms, Colorado. Ucih. New Mexico, Anions, Cslifotols. NctscU. wsiblogton, Oregon, Iosbo. READ THESE RULES CAREFULLY 1 - pink of root lusseitios I fot osmiog the little Snowdrift man pic tured here. BikeendFrr'.foriniisnceiOt the "Freihaeu Twins"! tbe Cresmmeu Boys", "Soow snd Drift" or "Th. Goodness Turn "Write rour lussestion on snr kind of p.per or on ths entry bisnk. Ptiat nlstabr rout name snd sddtess. snd ttsme snd sddttss of rour grocer. 2 - Bur a Mn of Snowdrift. Uawiod the metal strip thst seals sor lise 8 ' f: 010 oS Portion of ths wording oo tbe itrinwhlHr ""'T ock " " xl""-" Bndois this piece of strip in eniel. JJ rour name luggeition and sddreusa. snd mail to" Award Editor L?k ew Orleans, U" That corutirutea so entry. Entries will - ' "w...uni, lacwreanuneiaBors ooe Itrrp. '"lTfT '?m i,,T hr metal strip, will be scknowledged. and in sooredario. r.tJssS"!?, '".Ptabl. b, you, grocer 10 uMV?i p JrtsW V." est 5 or 6 pound can of Snowdrift. Became of tbe large number of lusgertioni i.-"; enter Into any further corteipood.oce witb any entrant. No enry wul b. "SZlVi t7,'d.fl"MflLT"h" I'' A" 0"1" Poermarkeo prior to midnight ot thst date. A I , ntne. become the property of the Wruos Oil snd Snowdrift iZa Co JU, l.i''.Z r ?db'c""" 1 Calkin, ft Holden Adyerti" . encT N?, ? " snd of tbe FtBsersle) Adyertialng Agency of New Orleans. Decbioo of the hidgeV Will f b. V? Anyone msy .ubmit ...., in conformity with the rule,. c,p. Mply, "f the We. Oil 5oo.dr.ft People, their adertiiing agencies, or their families. """OTm eisoa 2"'oli'aM0"ia-Aa'mtl"t " " a Ph.Ubl Tor,.,?. shortening. Snowdtift is already creamed for you. Snowdrift is the supremely essy-to-digest shortening Snowdrift creams to greater volume, giving lighiet dough snd batter. Now write down your suggesred nmes. Don't miss this opportunity. burning. Snowdrift nukes crisp brown crust good tailing and digestible. Snowdrift meant odorless frying. Millions of people buy Snowdrift every year. Grocers everywhere know Snowdrift and re commend h. And ask your grocer today for Snowdrift. WESSON Oil A SNOWDRIFT PEOPLE NIW ORLEANS LA. ENTRY BLANK VajsT iVocij TioV 'ib'i 'iuitiia Vkowd ai'rr hi j '6V asovi'tiirV Award Editor P. O. Box No. 994 voi'VVaiii - New Orleans, la. rota stxsit. city su stats AODaaVi' " ' ' Here b my suggestion for turning the little Snow. Yoi CTociVVi'AJti" ' "" drift men. I enclose strip from Snowdrift can. irnt's' 'cVocrii :t sdp V?ji"'" "