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PAGTC FOUR MEDFORD MATL TRIBUTE. MEDFORD. OREGON. SUNDAY. AUGUST 8, 1937 & SOCIETY LAND- CLUB HEWS OF THE IVEEK f&tLte W By JANET WRAY SMITH VJ Miss Kinsey Is Leaving for Year In New York Of great lnterwt to her many frlendi end acquaintance In Mod ford, la the announcement of the i.n4 ij.nrtiir of Miss Helen Kin- Bey 0r New York city where she will taae t years' wor at coiumoia uni wslty. u.. Kinuv win leave Tuesday in tnr flt.tln. where she will enjoy a month's vlilt with her par ent, Mr. and Mrs. a. a. viuej, an rialdenta of that city. From there end enroute to New York, Miss Klnsoj will atop briefly In luiieio. where he will visit with Mr. and Mr. Wayne Ooff, formerly or Mea MIm Klrmey plana to have a yoar's stay at uoiumoia, wuorw study to attain her master's degree In llrtrnrinl WOflC. Ml Klnsey na been children's librarian at the Medford city library for seven yean, during wmcn tuna aha haa made msny friends In tho city and valiey. tot Angeles Friends flneata nf Rl.elOU't Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Blgelow are entertaining Mr. and Mrs. Leonard atanlpfl, who motored to Medford for a short visit, wnue nere me Stanlpfla have taken a number of scenic trips to the lakes and various points of Interest. St. Paul Visitor , Entertains Miss Elizabeth Stewart, charming visitor from St. Paul, was hostess to ten guests last Thursday afternoon, August 8, st the home of her broth er, John Tomlln, of this city. A dainty luncheon was served to those In attendance and bridge was the feature of the afternoon enter tainment. jSpofie's CHELSEA WICKER PLAIN One of the least expensive designs is Spode's Chelsea Wicker, motif reproduced from old Chelsea, rich Ivory in tone, without any color decoration. Can always be added to or filled in. "Spode never discontinues a pattern". YOU CAN GET A 34-Piece Dinner Set in Spode Sr., $28.30 We also have ninny other lines In High Quality Chtnaware and Fine Crystal Glassware Moderately Priced. At Law rence s Carrying the same high class Jewelry found In best stores In large cities much more moderately priced. S3M- Rough Dry S lbs. 56c 7? each additional ponnd American wtvvw itNlRAl AVE Nit Virginia Will Wed Earl Virginia Cherrlll, who became famous a the blind flower Rlrl In the Chaplin picture, "City Lights," soon will become the bride of the Karl of Jersey, with whom she Is shown. The pup Is Miss Cherrlll's Healyham, "Junior." Informal Amusements Claim Attention August Is not a dull month, nor a quiet month, but people do entertain on a smaller scale, and more infor mally aa the heat rises. Everyone Is either giving a picnic, or being enter tained at some out-of-doors function. for as few guests at a time as possl ble. There have been a number of small al fresco dinner parties, several amusing swimming pa. ties, and a few Interesting little bridge games. The many nearby resorts are claiming a large quota of our more socially minded, who are fortunate enough to have their families and friends about them for entertainment. Luncheon And Bridge Party Mrs. Fred Greene wss hostess at a lovely luncheon last Friday at her home on East Main street. Following the delicate repast, the guests enjoyed an afternoon of enter tainment consisting of two tables of bridge. Gates Family at Lake Mr. and Mrs. 0. E. Gates am enter taining members of their family from the east, at Lake of the Woods for a week. Before the outing. Mrs. George Gates Invited a number of friends of the two families to a garden party, which took place In the beautiful Gates garden on Minnesota street. Oak drove Extension Plcnlo The Oak Grove Home Extension Unit held a get-together meeting and swimming party at the Jackson Hot Springs Friday afternoon. There were about twenty-five members and frlenda present. Mrs. Good road's relatives from North Dakota, were glad to enjoy the hospitality of our extension unit. . Mabel Mack gave a very Interesting discussion on the home maker sum mer camp which was held last week. Mrs. Eva So verso n, leader of Trail Extension unit had Just returned from summer camp and read many Interesting poema and items which were contributed to tne camp news paper by the womm attending the camp. Such an enjoyable time was reported by those attending the sum mer camp we will oil wish to go next year. Tho extension unit members served a very nice picnic dinner, with gen- erou helpings of lc cream and enke. TUB waiding it hoid-ovet from ihe days when half done was well done. Today, with laundry service such t we offer, no housewife needs to pi her youth end strength egemst this manual tesi that a mere few cents will accom cJish end accomplish even OUR laundry service is adapt able to the requirements of both house and purse. Laundry 3 Anna May Fuson To Be Honor ee Mrs. Russell Davis will entertain at a swimming party at Jackson Hot Springs Tuesday evening, honoring her sister, Anna May Fuson, who Is here for a month's visit. After enjoying a swimming party, the group will partake of a picnic supper under the trees at Jackson Hot Springs. Club-Lodge Announcements Past Matrons Club The Past Matrons' club, Adarel No. 3 of Jacksonville will meet Monday afternoon at a o'clock: st the home of Mrs. B. 8. Severance. All members are moBt heartily urged to be present. Nebraska Visitors Leave for Home Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Pease have been entertaining Mr. Pease's mother. Mrs. Mary Pease, and her grandchildren, Dorothy and Robert Thorpe, for the past three weeks. The visitors left for their homes la Paxton, Nebr., late last week. Pennsylvania Trip For Miss Haas Miss Pauline Haas, who has been the guest of her grandparents, Dr. and Mrs. W. H. Hockman for some time, leaves tonight by train for home. Miss Haas will stop for a day In San Francisco, a short time In Los Angeles, and go on to New Orleans for a day. She will spend some time In Chicago, before arriving at her home in Predonla, Pennsyl vania about August 20th. Hot urns (o Portland Wright Scovllle returned to his home In Portland Thursday after be ing the guest for a week of Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Llndley and their daugh ter, Miss Virginia Llndley, at their residence In Ooker Butte. During hla stay Mr. Scovllle was taken on sev eral sight-seeing trips, Crater Lake national psrk snd the Oregon Caves being Included on the travel Itiner ary. Both Miss Llndley and Mr. Scovllle are students at Oregon State college. Auxiliary Will Present Play Tuesday Mrs. Raymond Crawford will be hostess to lsdlea of the auxiliary of the First Baptist church at her home, route 3, the old Pacific high way, Tuesday evening. The topic to be carried out will be Casement Windows." Seen through the windows will be local women Impersonating foreign missionaries. and telling some of their Christmas experiences while abroad. Mrs. E. S. Wilson Is in charge of ths missionary topic Each guest Is asked to bring a gift sultsble for a missionary. Phoenix Scouts IMrnlc Olrl Scout troop No. 8 of Phoenix held their annual attendance picnic at the McKee bridge swimming pool on Big Applegote Wednesday, Auit 4. This event Is sponsored by the lead ers for the patrol having the best attendance record and scouts from other patrols having perfect atten dance records. Tins year the Cedar patrol and Prances Nordqulst of the Chickadee patrol were the winners. The day wot spent In hiking, swim ming, taking pictures and outdoor cooking. Two bounteous meals were eaten and greatly enjoyed. Mrs, Ralph Wilcox snd Maynard Wilson furnished transport lion. Those attending were Leaders Mrs. Esther Wilson and Mary Loucks; Mary Jean Barnea, Natalie Wilcox. Evelyn Waterman. Katherlne Loucka. Barbara Oarrlson, Edith Wright, Jean Hayse, Harriet Brwcoe, Frances Nord qulst and a guest. Miss Frances Port. GLASSES Dr. R. M. Hood, Optometrist Sparta Dldg. lei 3-H Main and Riverside. Mrdford. Ore Hkllllul Service Reasonable Price Open Cvenlnga hy Appointment Big Picnic Is Set For Next Sunday By Hillah Temple Next Sunday. August 15th, will be a red-letter day for Hillah Temple Shrlners, when they will gnther at Jackson Hot Springs for a glorious, old time Shrine picnic. . The festivities will begin at four In the afternoon, with athletic events starting at that time. Something Interesting has been arranged for every minute of the time, from a baseball game to a scramble for' the boys and girls. Then, the main event, the picnic, win take place at six o'clock sharp. Every Shrlner Is urged to be present with his fez, his card, snd his family. Shrlners are asked to bring well filled picnic baskets, and utensils, but Ice cream, coffee, cream and lemonade will be served by the com mitter. Later In the evening moving pic tures of the Detroit Imperial session, a travelogue, etc, will be shown. Dancing at the Chateau will be en Joyed by those who wish to prolong the evening. . . The committee In charge of the various events have been working hard to make this an outstanding event In the summer season. Follow ing Is the list of chairmen, with their activities: . General chairman Glenn Simpson Refreshments W. F. Loomls, Hans Thompson. Athletic events Paul Rynnlng. Ray Frlsble. Music Ward Croft, Earl Newbry. Lighting effects H. B. Kellom, Elbert Lenox and Sam Jordan. Ball game Wilbur Arnold. Dancing A. B. Cunningham, H. O. Enders. Millard Grubb. Parking Clatous McCredle, Chet Hubbard and Tom Rose berry Publicity Herb Grey, R. E. Detrlck Amos Voorhles, F. D. Wagener. Transportation w .D "whittle. Announcer E. o. "Jerry" Jerome. Moving pictures Dr. M. E. Cooper, Guy Stalger. Walters Nobles Bishop, Swem, Ebel. Cameron. Ralston. Gene Orr, George Taylor, Hopkins, Hlllls, Patty. Past Noble Grand. Club Picnic Thursday The Past Nobles cluh win mf. nn Thursday with Mrs. Plckel. west of Phoenix, for a covered dish nmn.. The members are asked to bring ser vice ana a won filled picnic basket, at slx-thlrty. Anyone desiring trans portation may call Mrs. Ella Gould. This Is a social meeting. Leave for First Part of Long Trip Miss Dorothy Roberto and her sister, Mrs. Robert Maentz and small son, left last night for San Francisco, where they will spend a few days be fore starting east. Mrs. Maentz will go to her home In Allegan, Michigan, and Miss Roberts will continue to New York, to start her trip on the continent. Juvenile Club Has Meet The Juvenile club met Saturday morning at 11 o'clook, using room S4 of the Armory as their club room. Acting president for this meeting was Miss Virginia Lovell. Threo guests of the club attended, consisting of Vallavee Vsndegrlff from South Dakota, Margery Sullivan and Carmen McOrew of Klamath Palls. Miss Lovell secured the prize of fered for the bean bag grme. and fol lowing this refreshments of sand wiches and punch were served. Entertainment was . provided by Eugene Bennett who plaved a piano solo and by Barbara McOrew who did a tap dance. An Interesting report was given by Virginia Lovell on the subject of "What I Did at Scout Camp." The next regular meeting- of the cluh will be held September 4. $50 in Grand Prizes also Merchandise from the Following Merchants in this Year's Kennell-Ellis Most Attractive Child Contest and $3.00 Special 1. AL PICHF.'S SPORTING GOODS STORE I. FLVIIRER'S BAKERY S. LAMPORT'S 4. MEDFORD STATIONERY STORE 5, nilOPHY'S JEWELRY STORE 6. AKRIENNE'S I1EAITY SHOP 7. CKATKRIAN THEATRE . STRANG'S tlRl'O STORE 9. FARMER'S 4 KRl'ITG ROWER'S BANK 10. FREDDIE FREY'S IIARIIER SHOP 11. SNIDER'S DAIRY U. EFFIE HERBERT Kl'RTZ M1SIC STIDIO 13. HANSEN HARDWARE 14. KENNF.LL-ELLIS STIDIO DON'T DELAY MOTHERS Mothers, we urge you to take advantage of this special. Enter the kiddies and receive one 8x10 hand colored portrait that sells regnilar for $6.23. You also have a choice of four poses to choose from. And remember, this year ALL PHOTOS ARE IN COLOR. All Children from 5 months to 6 years are eligible! Kennell-Ellis Studio 32 No. Central, Medford Hooper-Pur cell Wedding Is Held Miss Elizabeth Pur cell and E. Eugene Hooper were married yester day at two o'clock, very quietly, at the home of Rev. Sherman L. Divine, 27 Ross fault. The bride wore a traveling en semble of navy blue, with corsage of gardenias. Mrs. Homer A. Conger was the only attendant. Mr. and Mrs. Hooper will be at home to their friends at 39 South Peach after August 16. Degree or Honor Hill .Meet Wednesday There will be a meeting of the Degree of Honor lodge, Wednesday evening, at the Armory. Carnation Sisters names are to be called in, and all members are re quested to be present. Motor Trip and Vacation at Beach Mr, and Mrs. Floyd Hart and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hart and their fam ilies are spending the week-end at White Rock beach near Crescent City, Calif. They left here by motor car and trailer Friday afternoon for the coast resort. Motor Trip to Montana Among those leaving Medford for vacations last " weak were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wagguer, residents of this city, who left for Heiena, Mon tana by automobile Friday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Wagoner plan to visit Mrs. Waggner's mother. Mrs. Flshl, In Helena, and will return to. Medford August 16th. Northern Trip - Greatly Enjoyed Mrs. John Barneburg and Mrs. May K. Qreen and Miss Margaiet, Kellogg returned Friday from a delightful holiday trip to the nortn Mrs. Barneburg and Mrs. -Green sailed from .Seattle July 22nd, on the S. S. Aleutian for a pleasure trip to Alas ka. Upon their return, they were joined by Miss Kellogg, who has been visiting for some time in the north ern cities. Return From Two Month In Canada Mrs. J. D. McPherson and her daughter Jean have roturnad to their home after an extended tour ox Can ada. The trip was made by automobile, ana during the two months visit they spent much of their time at he vari ous Canadian lakeside resorts and cities. Mrs. McPherson brought back sev eral pieces of beautiful china as gifts for her frlenda and neighbors. Hendersons Home - From Cabin Party Among those of Medford who pre ferred camping trips to social outings were the Ray Hendersons and daugh ter Lei a. Accompanied by Bill Vawter, the Hendersons have spent an enjoyable week's vacation at Thorndike'a -cabin on Union creek, where fishing proved to be their greatest pastime. The Hendersons and their guest re turned late Thursday eve ilng to their residence on West Jackson. Urldge Club Entertaining At Beach Breaking the routine of their regu lar two weeks meetings, the Satur day Might Bridge club took a brief weekend sojourn to Crescent City, leaving Saturday noon, and planning to return sometime Sunday evening. The party expected to spend much nf th;r tliTie on th beach and In enjoying the beauty of the California coast. Those who left by automobile yes terday included Mr. and Mrs. Howard Scheffel, the Edwin Nichols, the Fred Scheffels, Mr and Mrs. C. M. Hous ton. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Oattock and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Fred. Baptist Women Of Valley Meet At Lithia Park ' The women of tbe Rogue River Valley Baptist association held an enjoyable meeting In LltMa park. Ashland, Friday. August 6. About 40 sat down to the plcnlo dinner. Mrs. Ellle Dally of Medford led the devotional.. Mrs. D. V. Piatt sang a solo. Mrs. Judd of Klamath Falls Introduced Mrs. Orr, wife of the Bap., tlst minister of Klamath Falls, who presented Mrs. Dally a gift from thv women showing their appreciation of the work she has done the past 11 years as literature secretary. Mra. Hazel Lester of Medford will be this literature secretary of the new or ganization. The constitution wo read by the president and adopted by the women. Officers: President, Mrs. Emma Judd, Klamath Falls: vice-president, Mrs. Effle Dally, Medford; secretory treasurer, Ida Shade, Q rents Pass: foreign missionary vice - president, Mrs. R. Young, Grants Pass; home missionary vice-president, Mrs. Ow ens, Klamath Falls; civic chairman, Mrs. Myrtle Boa hears, Medford; W. W. O. adviser, Margaret Tate, Ashland; C. W. C. adviser, Mrs. Clarence Orr, Klamath Falls; missionary education, Mrs. Myrtle Wilson, Medford; student councilor, Mrs. E. E. Dunham, Ash land. Mrs. F. B. Leach of Seattle gave a very Interesting tola about her trip to China In 1935. Fuson Guest Plans Return Mrs. Marie Feeley, who haa been enjoying a visit In Medford, will re turn to San Francisco Monday. While here. Mrs. Feeley was the guest of the Fuson family on Hill- crest. - Portland Guests The Misses Gloria Anderson and Mabel Gilbert left Saturday morning by train for their homes In Portland. Oregon, having been visitors In Med ford for over a month. , The girls were the guests of Mrs. Sam Anderson, Miss Anderson's grandmother. Plane Trip to Seattle for Daughter's Birthday Mrs. E. a. Rlddell boarded the Malnllner yesterday at one o'clock, bound for Seattle, where she will visit her daughter and son-in-law, the L. B. Croxdales.. The occasion fot the visit was Mrs. Croxdalee birthday which occurs today. Mrs. Croxdale wss formerly Miss Dorothea Rlddell. Return to Nebraska Mrs. Lloyd Reynolds, accompanied by daughters Elolse and Agnes, and son Donald, left Saturday morning by train for her home In Bridgeport. Nebraska. During her four weeks stay m Med ford Mrs. Reynolds has been the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry H. Dowd. BURELSON'S AUGUST AUGUST-Here's Why BECAUSE we honestly believe you SAVE approximately from 30 percent to 30 percent by buying them NOW! BECAUSE Burel son's early Spring purchase enabled us to obtain first pick of cholre, prime furs from the four corners of the worldl BECAUSE of the authentic Paris styling, these fur roats, classic In trends, cannot become dated . . . their fashion life Is long! Tremendous Selection Caraculs Squirrels Muskrats o Squirrel Locke Broadtail Pony Persian Lamb Mole Hudson Seal Marmink Beaverette Sealine Jap Mink Jap Weasel. Priced Right! $4950 to $500. Expert Stylist From one of the coast's largest furriers, will personally supervise this sale. Adjectives cannot do justice to these beautiful coats, selected by Mr. and Mrs. Burelson THIS WEEK in San Francisco I BURELSON'S MEDFORD BLDQ. Dean of Music To Give Recital Visiting friends and relatives on the Pacific coast la Franklin B. Launer, dean of music. Christian col lege, Columbia, Mo. Arrangements have been completed whereby he will give a piano concert at the M. E. church, Tuesday evening. Aug. 34, at 8:15. Recently Mr. Launer played Infor mally for a group of friends at the home of bis sister, Mrs. E. A. Faber of Central Point. His artistry pro mises a concert of master works adequately Interpreted according to those who heard htm and the spon sors are urging all who enjoy piano music to reserve the evening of Aug. 34, for the concert. Stewards Return From California Today Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Steward, of Adrlenne's. will return today from a trip to. the California clothing mar kets. Friends to Arrive from California Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Brown are expecting Mr. anf Mrs. Earl Newbern and their son Donald, of Santa Ana, California, this week, for a short visit. Guests From Portland Mr. and Mrs. A. I. Eckelson and daughter Teresa, of Portland, are spending their vacation with Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Ulrlch. Mrs. Eckelson Is Mrs. Ulrlch 's cousin. Gores to Enjoy Rose Bowl Concerts Mr. E. E. Gore and daughter Beula are spending a. three weeks vacation In Long Beach, California. During their stay they anticipate hearing the concerts In the Rose Bowl. Officers to Be Feted at Plcnlo The civilian department of the CCC offices will entertain the officers and their wives and families at a picnic above Bybee bridge today Elaborate preparations for entertain ing the guests have been made. Fidelity Circle Hill Plcnlo in Lithia The Fidelity circle of the First Methodist church will old a picnic In Lithia pork, In Ashland, Tuesday. Members are asked to bring picnic baskets and service, and to meet at the church at 11:33. President Week-Ends On Hyde Park Farm HYDE PARK, N. Y., Aug. 7. (AP) President Roosevelt arrived here by special train from Washington today and motored to his nearby estate overlooking the Hudson. He had ar ranged a trip around -his 560-acre forest preserve later In the day, tbe first of two or- three he will spend here. ... a BUY FURS at BURELSON'S in I eP' at Our Store PHONE 28 WANTS 10 LEASE WASHINGTON. uAug. 7. (AP Chairman Walsh (D., Mass.) of ths senate naval affairs committee pro posed today that the navy be author ized to lease six destroyers to the Brazilian government. Walsh explained to tbe senate that the Brazilian government was "con cerned with certain tendencies In the world poll teal situation" and was trying to build up a "modest navy." The state department, he said, be lieved It would be better for this country to lease naval craft to Bra til than from the assistance to come from other powers. The destroyers Involved, Walsh said, were over-age and out of commission. Use Mall Tribune want ads. ADRIENNE'S Exclusive Showing of Letty Lee GOWNS and SUITS MONDAY A Personal Representative Will display creations from one of America's foremost designers of GOWNS For Street , Afternoon and Formal Wear ALSO Glorious Fur Trimmed SUITS Special Orders Will Be Taken Gowns will be modeled by Mannequins from Holly wood. ADRIENNE'S Insist On Delicious Lt jt River BUTTER 2R I AM) GKADB A Take Your Medicine The medicine jour doctor pr. scribes tor you cannot do j-ou any rood unless jon take It resularlT In arcordnn.-e with his Instructions. Inless he has sperlNcallT told yon to do so. do not hare the medicine refilled without first comult Inn him. An Improvement in tonr condition mar Indicate a totally different prescription. I
