W"EDFOTJT) MAIL TRTBUXE. TFORD, CREfiON. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 29. 1937.
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POPULARITY CONTEST
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Added Luxury in "JubUee" Plymouth for 1938
With -all proceeds to be used for
support of school sctivlties, Medford
Junior high school will stage Its fifth
annual carnival November 5. from
T:SO until 11 p. m., at the school
building.
A show, "Quintuplets snd the
King." will open the carnival, fol
lowing which the many concessions
snd booths will receive the spotlight.
There will also be a negro minstrel
show.
In conjunction with the carnival,
a contest Is now being held to de
termine the most popular boy snd
girl In the school, with votes naming
the winners. Each ticket sold en
ables the seller to oast 100 votes.
The winners will be announced the
night of the carnival.
Following are the boys and girls
competing for the honor: Verne Kel
lenbeclc. Ruth Huber. Clifton Jones,
Pat Dlpple. Jean McCandllss, Paulina
Vinson, Warren Holbrook. Betty Prey,
Susan Vilas. Sam Young. Bob Leon
ard. Beulah Stevenson, Louis Thur
man, Marilyn Houston. Alfred Dod
son. Jsnlce McDonald, Hal Adams,
Jean Eddy. Jack Kresse and Robert
Taylor.
Jacksonville
JACKSONVILLE, Oct. 39. (Spl-)
City election will De neia
November 2 from 12 noon to. 8 p.m..
t the cltv hall. Offices to be voted
on are treasurer, recorder and two
councllmen.
The grange ladles upheld their
reputation Wednesday evening wnen
I they served a bounteous turkey din
ner to a large crowd. The taDles were
tastefully decorated with fall Ilow
ers and tall orange and black can
dles. A dance followed the dinner.
The footbal team, with many en
thusiastic rooters, Journeyed to
Yreka Wednesday, where tney wou,
7 to . Harold White suffered
broken nose.
Mrs. Pearl Jones of Ashland was
a week-end guest st the O. o.
Sanden home, returning to Ashland
Monday. '
Since October 31 Is the Birtnoay
of Juliet Lowe, founder of the um
Scouts and also the beginning oi
National Girl Scout week, the local
troop with Miss Alice Hoefs, their
leader, will attend the Presbyterian
church services In a body.
Callers at the rorrest Ravenor
home the past week were Mr. ana
Mrs. Chet Leonard, Nick Rivera ana
family and Claire Conoway, all oi
Medford.
Ora Wyant arrived home Wednes
day from Klamath Palls, where ne
has been employed.
Mrs. J. D. Rlckert, vice-president
of Rebecca assembly entertained the
. Past Noble Grand's club of Kutn
Rebecca lodge at her Home in Med-
birthday of the oldest living Re
becca In this county, Mrs. Alice
Ulrlch, who has been a member oi
this lodge for 88 years. The Hal
lowe'en motif was carried out in
both decorations and refreshments,
and presents were given to the
guest of honor. There were 11 ladlea
present.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Pick and two
sons and Mrs. Henrietta Pick drove
to Ashland Sunday and to summit
of the Slsklyous.
Hunters on Star Guloh on pcto
ber 23 were Walter and Ike co-
man and Walter Anderson, with
Walter Coffman getting a deer.
Mra. Amy Dow has been quite 111
at her home here for severBi dsys.
Sam Conrad and sister, Manna,
stopped off a day last week to visit
Miss Alice Hoefs. They were en route
home to Portland from a vacation in
Los Angeles.
Others who made the trip over
the Slsklyous oundsy were Mr. and
Mrs. Oscar Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. tsev
erance and Mr. and Mrs. Eaton. The
latter went on to Yreka.
Mrs. Leila Slattern of Appiegate
' moved Wednesday Into the house
owned by John Renault.
Mrs. a. W. Oodward has Been ui
with flu the past week, but Is tm
proving.
Mesdames Hamaker and severance
attended Recreation club In Medfora
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Plants ot
Marysvllle, Csllf., spent several dsys
recently ss guests at the Hamaker
home. They were on their way to
their home In Canada.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Coleman and
. Mr. snd Mm. George Ellis went to
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A wsrrant charging Prsncls Wlllard
Carter with being the driver of the
auto which struck and Injured Clara
MUkowskl In a Jacksonville district
accident the first of the week, baa
been Issued out of Justice of the
Peace W. R. Coleman'a court, with
Lewis Applebaker as complaining wit
ness. The warrant formally charges
Carter with failure to furnish his
name and address at ths time of an
accident. Carter lives on Forest creek.
The warrant was placed In the sher
iffs hands for service today.
The oomplalnt allegea that after
striking the auto In which the In
jured woman was a psssenger, the
driver sped away. Applebaker, driver
of the atruck machine, waa returning
from an Appiegate dance early Sun
day morning when the accident occurred.
Miss Mllkowskl sustained head In
juries requiring eleven stltchea.
Easier steering, safer vision and score of new
luxury features foe the lowest price field are Intro
duced by Plymouth for 1938. Here' ths newest Ply
mouth model! that marks ths company's tenth anni
versary "Jubilee." A new hoed aweeps farther
forward to meet ths top of ths radiator grille, and
deeper fenders curve around to a new steel spron
across ths front (upper right). This yesr's safety-
styled Instrument psnsl (upper left) again offers spe
cial protection In case of sudden stops, with control
buttons lined up In a special recess at the rounded
bass of ths bosrd. Note the bigger windshield for
safer vision. This Is another atandard feature
throughout Plymouth's 1938 tine, which Includes
sight "deluxe" and three "business" body types. All
measure 194 Inches from bumper to bumper.
COUNTY TAX LEVY
LESS NEXT YEAR
The Jackson county tax levy for
atate and county purposea the com
ing year will be about 11 1 mills or
seven or eight mills less than test
year, Assessor J, B. Coleman pre
dicts. The amount budgeted for coun
ty expenses la approximately WO.000
less than last year the assessor says.
City leavles on the whole will be
about the same as last year, the as
sessor said, with the Medford total
levy, city, schools, county and state.
running close to 68 mills.
Butto palls, a few years ago widely
known aa possessing the highest
school district levy In ths atate, will
have no school levy according to a
budget filed with the assessor.
Raby FataTty Scalded
FOSSIL. Oct. 39. (API Floyd Al
vln Rector, 33 months old, received
fatal scalds when he overturned a
pan of hot water.
Warren Mason New
Manager Of Piggly
Wiggly Food Store
Warren Mason of Salem, Ore., ar
rived in Medford this week to tske
over the management of the local
Piggly wiggly food store.
Mason, who is an experienced
grsceryman, has been with the Ore
gon Piggly Wiggly organization for
the past five years. He Is a brother-
in-law of Clifford Jackson, former
manager of the local atore and now
owner of the Broadway Oroceterla In
Yreka.
Food displays aro being rearranged
for quicker and more convenient ser
vice snd Mason Is anxious to meet
sll of Piggly Wiggly"! old friends In
this locality.
Ths Bowery, a street In New York
City, waa originally called Bowerl
from the Great Bouwerle. the farm
belonging to Peter Stuyvessnt.
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And skill in making perfect blends
Has won for CALVERT countless friendsl
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Dunsmulr last week-end to visit
friends.
Mrs. Dwlght Hart man was brougm
home Tuesday from Sacred Heart
hospital where she had spent &
week following Injuries received in !
a car accident.
Eileen .Barry of Medford callea
on Evelyn Hamaker October 26.
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Nledermeyer
and three children went to Toleao,
Ore., October 29. to spend three days
visiting Mrs. Nledermeyer's brotner.
Recent guests of Miss Alice Hoeis
were Mr. and Mrs. Adonis Long con
of Portland.
Oage Sanden arrived home Tues
day after working two weeks harvest
ing potatoes in Klamath country.
Hostesses at a Hallowe'en party
at the U. S. hotel on October as
were Mesdames Hamaker and Davis.
Eighteen guests enjoyed the eve
ning. Mr. and Mrs. D. Jordan of Fort
land were guests recently of Mrs.
Dora Harbaugh. Mrs. Jordan is a
great niece of the late Oliver Harbaugh.
The Grange
Phoenix Orange
Phoenix Orange met Tuesday with
37 members, three candidate and two
visitors present.
The agricultural committee report
ed on development of the experiment
stations In Oregon during the past
50 years.
Two visitors, Mr. Ooran of Upper
Appiegate Orange, and Chas. Hock
ersmlth of Mountain View Orange,
spoke.
Home economics committee report
ed Lillian Coleman, Edmond Ander
son, Elva Caster, Mary Carey, Sybil
Edwards, Maggie Germer, Ida Bishop
and Echo Alford as serving for next
meeting.
Next meeting of H. S. club will
be the evening of November 6 at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Elvtn Inmsn.
The club ts to entertain husbands
with a covered dish supper.
Obligations In third and fourth de
grees were given to Al and May Hilton
and to Norma Price.
During lecture hour a newspaper
was presented by members. Articles
both humorous and serious were pre
pared and read by members as fol
lows: front page. Bertha Inman and
Oeraldtne Reedy: sport page, George
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November 3, 4, 5 and 6, 1937
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TUESDAY ADV. FOR PRICES
WEST SIDE PHARMACY
West Main at Grape
LISTEN IN KMED 1 p. m.
Nov. 2, 3, 4, 5 and & Special Rexall
Program
-line Froman, Conrad Thtbeult. J.nemlth
rtfln VArbe nnd HU OrrhiTa
Quartet.
Drake and Floyd Bell; society, Elva
Caster and Lillian Coleman; woman's
page, Enid Castor, Telltha Pickle and
Mabel Quackenbush; editorial. Rolls
Reedy: market reports. Vaughn
Quackenbush:, George Armstrong,
and Elvin Inman; scandal, Florence
Drake and Lola S til well; advertising,
Mildred Ward and Zelpha Armstrong.
The paper oaused much merriment
and enjoyment.
Following business session refresh
ments were served by L. O. Caster,
C. A. Pickle, Ernie and Walter Balz,
A. Bird sale, Dave Walker and Lloyd
Colver.
Ladles of Home Economics club of
the Phoenix Orange were entertained
by the Eagle Point club Wednesday
at the Eagle Point Grange hall. A
big chicken dinner was served. Eleven
ladles of Phoenix Grange attended.
Mesdames Elizabeth Denser, Gerald
Ine Reedy, Sarah Walker, Mildred
Ward, Zelpha Armstrong, Mabel
Quackenbush. Enid Canter, Frances
Knudson, Telltha Pickle, Bertha In
man, Miss Elva Canter and Mrs.
Nordqulst, slso of Phoenix, were
present.
Sams Valley Grange
Sams Valley Grange held a special
meeting October 22 for Initiation In
first and second degrees. A capacity
crowd attended with large numbers
of visitors from other granges. After
the meeting closed, J. W. Fish, lec
turer of the Gold Hill Orsnge, pre
sented a very entertaining program
which was greatly appreciated by the
host grange.
Next regular meeting will be No
vember 8. Members are notified that
the annual election of officers will
take place at this meeting. Winners
In the sales slip contest will be an
nounced and everyone Is urged to be
present.
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about this Plymouth is big. Big engine. ..big body
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Tha Gentleman' Sleav won't catch on
this door-handle . . . because it's curved in
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"See Better."The bigger windshield gives you 12 greater
jtf C vision. Makes driving much safer and easier. And around
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Look at the Head Room and
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