MEDFOTJT") MXTL TRTBUXE. fEDFORP, OBEGON. THURSDAY. O'CTOBKR 2S. 1037.
"PJflE THREE
Society and Clubs
By Grace Craft
Hallowe'en Dance
Planned by Elks
Saturday Evening
One of tbe larger attilr of the
week -end U the Hallowe'en dance to
be given by members of the Elks- lodge
Saturday evening at the Elks temple.
Stanley G, Sherwood la chairman for
the event which will start at 9:30 o'
clock. Special decorations In keeping
with the Hallowe'en season have been
arranged for and Dickey's orchestra
will furnish the mu6tc.
The dance Is for members and In
vited guests only and the committee
wishes to stress the fact that guests
must have invitation vards for admit
tance. These are bo be secured from
the secretary In advance of the dance.
Assisting Mr. Sherwood on the com
mittee are Ray E. Knlps, Earl York,
Murray Bell and E. F. Coleman. '
Former Residents
Travel in East
Their .many it-lends will be lntere.tt
d to know that Mr. and Mrs. Armand
J. Ferreault and daughter Jacqlelyn
tee, formerly of Muuiord and now of
San Francleco, are traveling In the
sast having left California via The
i Challenger ou October 12, traveling
through Chicago and Buffalo to Gard
ner, Massachusetts where they are
vlItlng Mr. Perreault's parents and
family.
They will return to San Francisco
through Boston, New York, Dallas and
Kansas City where they will stop with
relatives of Mrs. Perreault, and then
continue to Los Angeles where Mrs.
, Ferreault'a brother-in-law and sister,
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Nelson, formerly
of Psoenlx, Oregon, now reside.
Mrs. Perreault was Miss Opal Dun
ham before her marriage.
Carnival, Program
Planned by School
. A carnival and program will be glv
n at the Oak Grove school Friday
evening at 8 o'clock and parent and
teachers are participating In plans for
the evening. The event has been ar
. ranged to celebrate the grand open
leg of the new gymnasium.
Drv-uw!. tiyMw tha MVtnlnr art 11 on
toward equipment for the gymnasium M Other S GttStS at
and other projects of the Parent
Teacher association. i
Formal Dinner and
Pledging Planned
by Beta Sigma Phi
A formal dinner will be given Fri
day evening at' 7:30 o'clock at the
Hotel Medford by Beta Sigma Phi sor
ority to honorthe five pledges of the
group. Formal pledging exercises will
be held after the dinner.
The new members of the sorority
are the Misses Everetta Gillespie, Jus
tine Miller, Patsy Thompson, Bette
Flynn and Barbara Schmidt.
MIm Mildred Drury is president of
the sorority.
A
Methodist Jubilee .
Is Well Attended
.The 80th year Jubilee of the New
man Methodist Episcopal church was
celebrated Wednesday In Grants Pass
with many Medford .folk In attend
ance. Representatives from Ashland.
Klamath Falls. Lakevlew. Eugene.
Marahfleld, Salem, Portland, were
also present for the Interesting and
Inspiring event. The Rev. John B.
Conn Is pastor of the Newman church.
The morning program opened wttn
devotlonals by Rev. Charles R. Brown,
pastor of the Methodist church 01
Lakevlew, followed by a talk by the
Rev. M. T. Wire of Afthland. The Rev.
O. J. Gill of Marahfleld lead a dis
cussion and a round table discussion
of the early history of establishing
the church In Grants Pass was held,
Lunch was served at noon and
afternoon speakerb Included: S. Ray
nor Smith, pastor at Roseburg; Dr.
M. L. Simnson, pastor of Centenary
Wilbur church of Portland; Dr. B.
Earl Parker, of Eugene, and a most
Interesting address by Mr. E. W.
Petersen of Portland, who spoke on
missionary work in foreign fields.
Dinner was held In the community
hall 'of the church attended by ap
proximately 250 persons. At the mass
meeting in the evening, ministers
and old timera of the church were
Introduced with Rev. Coan, pastor
host, as chairman. Dr. Bruce Baxter
of Willamette University gave the
address of the evening and Mr. Peter
sen also spoke.. ...
Sidney Hall, district superintend
ent, wae In charge of the Jubilee..
Waltermlre. Mrs. O. B. Almlrg. Mrs.
; Ira W. Sims, Mrs. Walter Rogers.
; Mrs. C. B. Borg. Mrs. C R. Pond,
1 Mra. A. O. Campbell, Mrs. J. W. ;
' Wakefield, Mrs. 'Dwlght Houghton,
Mrs. R. C. VanValEab, Mra. H. C.
Jenkins. Mrs. A. J. Kellenbeck. Mrs.
O. O Cave and Mrs. S. H. Fraley.
Mrs. Edwards Is
Hostess Tuesday
Mrs. George Edwards was hostess
for the meeting of the Baptl&t Ladles'
auxiliary Tuesday afternoon at her
home and about sixty were present.
A demonstration was given and a
missionary . program followed Mrs.
Effle Dally gave Interesting and In
spiring devotlonals, Mrs. W. A. Dawes
led in prayer and Mrs. H. Douglas
Kimmons gave a vocal. solo.
Mrs. E. E. Wilson told of the mis
sion work among the migrant Mex
icans who came Into the states to
work in the cotton and sugar-beat
fields, after which Mrs. M. E, Coe
played a piano solo. Refreshments
were served by the hostess, Mrs. Ed
wards, Mrs. Shaffer, Mrs. Leonard S.
Stenerson and Mrs. Emory S. Begg.
Auxiliary Service .
Club Plans Meet
Service club-of United Spanish War
Veterans auxiliary will meet at 2:30
Friday afternoon In the home of Mrs.
Hattle M. -Alden. 20 South Orange
street. All members art Invited to be
present and are asked to bring their
needle-work.
be held Friday. November 5 at the
parish hall at 8 o'clock.
Calendar
Thursday
6:30 p.m. Cafeteria supper nd
Hallowe'en frolic of Lincoln school
service club at the school.
7:30 p, m. -Meeting of Tbeta Rho
girls' club at lOOF hall.
8 p.m. Meeting of Reame chap
ter, Order of Eastern Star at the
Masonic 'temple.
8 p.m. Regular meeting of Eagles
auxiliary at armory.
Friday
1:45 p.m. Meeting of Roxy Anne
home extension unit at home ot
Mrs. Robert Helvey.
2:30 p.m. Meeting of service club
of Spanish American war veterans at
home of Mra. Hattle M. Alden, 30
South Orange.
7:30 p.m. Formal dinner of Beta
Sigma Phi sorority at Medford hotel.
8 p.m. Carnival and program of
Oak Grove school at the school.
9 p. m. Pocahontas lodge dancing
party at Redmen hall on Apple street.
Challls is a light, all-wool fabric
of very fine texture, rt Is generally
figured with tiny designs.
Ap proximately 0,000,000 state
hunting licenses are Issued each
year In the United States.
Boxy Anne Unit
Meets Friday
The Roxy Anne Home Extension
unit will meet at the home of Mrs.
Robert Helvey on Spring street Fri
day afternoon at 1:45 o'clock for the
first meeting of the fall. The sub
ject la "Clothing and Accessories"
and all members and friends are In
' 7lted.
Tea on Wednesday
Miss Amy Harding, instructor oi
the Washington school and Mrs. Har
old Aberle, Parent-Teachers room
mother, were hosts to the mothers
of the fourth B at a delightful tea
Wednesday afternoon, held at the
Washington school.
Those who attended this enjoyable
affair were Mrs. Louts T. Bittle, Mrs.
Henry Frederick, Mrs. Harold Vessey
Mra. Clarence Ttson. Mrs. Harold
Ep worth League
Names officers
The young people of the South
Methodist church reorganized the Ep
worth league Sunday evening and
elected the following officers: Lucille
Seller, president; Wilbur Kiker, vice-
president; Joy Igo, secretary-treasurer;
Barbara Franklin, pianist; Mrs.
Nora Bills, assistant supervisor. The
age limit Is 13 to 23 years and all
young people of the community are
Invited.
Lieut. Hal. "ton is
Guest of Johnsons
Lieut.' Stuart Ralston la a guest at
the home of his brother-in-law and
sister, Mr. and Mrs. Harold A. John
son, 616 Catherine street. Lieut. Rals
ton arrived yesterday morning from
Portland where he visited his mother,
Mrs. Joseph Ralston. He Is an aviator
in the United States marine corps and
Is stationed in San Diego, Calif. He
was to return to San Diego by train
tonight.
Kindergarteners to
Be Entertained
Miss. Ruth Luy Is entertaining with
a Hallowe'en party for pupils of her
Kindergarten Friday morning at her
studio. Hours are from 0:30 to 11:30
o'clock and Miss Rose Oore is assist
ing Miss Luy.
Card Party Scheduled
"For Friday postponed
The benefit card party planned by
the catholic young people for this
One of the seven kings of Rome
wan an ex-stave, Servlus Tulllus, who
ruled In 578 B. C.
Friday evening ha been postponed
until next week due to the Medford
high-Bend football game and other
activities for the late week, tt will
PLANT
BULBS
NOW
for winter
flowers indoors.
Select your
NARCISSI
CHINA
LILIES,
TULIPS
etc.
From our
fine stock
p itSoa
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A lot of smokers
have found that Chester
fields have a taste they
like. They've found out for
themselves that Chester
fields are MILDER.
You can prove for yourself
that Chesterfields SATISFY.
... they'll give.you
MORE PLEASURE
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Bon Ton
Corsets and
Girdles
Broken sizes
price
Beg. $4 Tal. S5.00
Reg. tS Tal. $2.50
Kef. Sin Trt. aS-On
NEW FALL DRESSES
DOLLAR DAY
SPECIAL
Values to $12.50
Every dress ii a new Fall style. Taffetas, silk crepes and
printed silks. Sims 14 to 44.
$500
At BURELSON'S-FRID AY and SATURDAY
mm
III -r . v
Wear - Pruf Slips
and
Pur-Di-Crepe
SLIPS-PANTIES
DANGE SETS
4-gore
Embroidered
. Tea Rose
. Tailored
. Lace Trimmed
. White
Sizes 32 to 62
Some slightly soiled Values
from $1.19 to $1.95. Dollar Day
special
$100
each
Berkshire and
Gotham Gold Stripe
SILK STOCKINGS
. THREE THREAD SHEER CREPE
. FOUR THREAD RIN0LESS CHIFFON
. ALL THE NEW FALL COLORS
. SIZES 8!S TO 10H
Values$1.15to$1.35 $1.00 Pair
SALE of COATS
Sport Coats
Stunning new Fall and Winter Sport Coat
in Fitted, Swing, and Pencil back styles.
Outstanding values for DOLLAR DAYS.
$795 -$985 .$1975
$2975 - $3500
FUR TRIMMED
GOATS
Dress and Sport Coats in fitted styles, flat
back styles and circular skirts with beau
tiful fur collars. Every wanted Fall color.
Sizes 14 to 66. DOLLAR DAY PRICES
$1Q75 . $2975
$3975 . $5975
SALE of DRESSES
Better Dresses
A dress for every occasion a size for every
figure a price you like to pay. Misses'
sizes 12 to 20. Women's sites 14'. to W,.
One- and two-piece styles. Values to $22.50.
$12.50
Silk Dresses
Values to $16.98 in this group of new Fall
dresses. Many new styles Just received this
week. Specially priced for Dollar Days.
$8.85
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DOWNSTAIRS STORE
Savings for Dollar Day
DRESSES
$2oo
ano dreM In prlnta, naah allka, llnraa,
belter cotton, larrt, etc. Tbnw are U late
Htimmrr drama, ftlzea 14 to 44. Ref. Talnai
$6.95 to S1S.7II. Dollar Day eloarout prl
XA0H
You (till nant wtrra! palra of thraa kmly
twn-plrre turkatllrh pajamaa
whltr, ntalxp, prarh and
Ri-S. SI.08 initio. Dollar Day aprrtal
Tuckstitch Pajamas
Ira of thraa kmly
amu. Colon m XQ
rotf all aln. V I U
ir Day aprrtal
2 Pair for $3.00
Rayon and Cotton Dresses
$loo
New Fall and H Inter at.vlea In rayon and
printed tolton dreiwea axing tlf,
(ore itvlri and tailored atylea. SUfl It
54. Don t ml thwe bargalni at
Values from $1.39 to $1.98
EACH
COTTON DRESSES
59c
About 200 drewea In cotton prlnta. Valuta
trom $100 to Sl.n.l. Specially priced for
Dollar Daya ... NO THYONS.
2 Dresses for $1.00
EACH
HATS-HATS
NEW LINE OF
BEANIES
ALL
COLORS
75c
Special Group of 50 Hats
Regular $2.95 values, $1.95
Velours and Patterns I Ona Line of
HATS
Values to CC QC
$8.98 WivW
HATS
BURELSON'S
$1.98
Values
$1.00
MEDFORD BLD0.