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P A OH FOUR fEDFOTtP MAIL TRIBUNE, ftfEDFORD. OREGON, FRIDAY, XOVEfBER 12. 1937. Society and Clubs By Grace Craft Medford A.A.U.W. Host for Regional Meeting Saturday Medford members of the Ameri can Association of University Women will be hosts for the regional meet ing of the organisation to be held here Saturday, with headquarters at the Medford hotel. Delegates from Bend, Klamath Falls, Marshfleld and Ashland are expected to attend the vent. In addition to many local members. The all-day affair will begin with an open forum discussion on wo men's educational and civic problems at 10:00 o'clock In the morning at the senior high school library, to which anyone Interested Is Invited, Luncheon will he held at the Med ford hotel at 12:30 o'clock, with Tr. Sherman L. Divine, pastor of the First Presbyterian church, speaking on "The Constitution of Today." Mis Elizabeth Clements of Talent will sing, accompanied by Mrs. Eva Hazel rigg Marsh. From 3:30 to 5:30 o'clock, a tea will be- given at the home of Mrs. Justin Bniitb, 30 Ross Court, lor delegates and the Medford executive council. Mrs. Smith Is president of the local A A.U.W. Mrs. h. T. Merwfn of Portland, northwest sectional director of the organization and Mrs. Kate W. Jame son of Corvallls, state president of the group, will be guests for the meeting and assist with problems of the various clubs. The committee In charge of ar rangements for the event consists of Miss Emily Brown, Miss Vera Humphrey, Miss Josephine Klrtley, Miss Gertrude Butler, Mrs. Wilson J Walt and Mrs. Leslie Taylor. Informal Tea Is Planned to Honor Girl Scout Council The Qlrl Scout leaders are giving an Informal tea Saturday afternoon, from 3 to 5 o'clock, at the scout headquarters to honor the .council members. Mrs. Frank Ray Is chairman, as sisted by members of the leaders' association. Leave for Home In Hollywood. Mrs. N. B. Newoomb and son. Thomas, of Hollywood, Calif., are ; leaving for their home this after noon after a 10-day vllt In Med ford with friends. They came to attend the wedding of Mrs. New comb's son, Paul Newcomb, and Miss Katherlne Oliver, which was an event of Wednesday, Miss Josephine Oliver, aunt of the bride. Is accompanying them to her home In Ban Bernardino. Mrs. W. D. Oliver and daughter, Roberta, of Trail were also out-oi- town guests at the Newcomb-Ollvcr wedding. 4 Former Residents Have Baby Hoy. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Johnson, Jr., (Itha Heard) of Portland are the parents of a son born October 6, according to word received here The couple formerly lived In Med ford. Eipeys lave for Southern California. Mr. and Mrs. L. V. Espcy have left for a two weeks' vacation trip to Los Angeles and other points in California. They will stop In San Francisco and also visit with Mrs. Espoy's two sisters In Salinas. I THE SPIRIT No. 8 0 A Series Showing Man's Friendliness To Man . . . 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War songs were sung under the di rection of Mrs. Elsie Carlton Btrang and Mrs. William Selkirk entertained the gueets with several humorous readings. Miss Mary Ann Oatea and Clarence Bmlth sang a duet and several solos, which were well re ceived. t Daughters of Nile Go to Grants Pass A large delegation of Medford Daughters of the Nile will go to Orauta Pass Saturday to attend the quarterly luncheon of Zuletma tem ple at the Redwoods hotel. Members from Ashland, Grants Pass and Medford- comprise the temple, and the meetings are held alternately at the three cities. Luncheon Is planned for 1U:3U o'clock and the meeting will follow at 3 o'clock at the Masonic temple with Mra. jr. O. Dates of Ashland, queen of the tomple. presiding. Commltteea will be appointed in different towns of the community to care for the Thanksgiving boxes which will be sent to the Sbrlne hospital in Portland. Commltteea to be in chargo of the ceremonial at Ashland December 11 will also n named. Miss Fletcher Bride on Armistice Day Miss Kathryn Olive Fletcher, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fletcher of Maple Drive, waa married to John William Straube, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Straube of the Applejtate vaney, Tnuredoy alternoon at 4 o'clock at the parsonage of the First Meth odist Episcopal church. The Rev. Joseph Knotts officiated, Using the ring ceremony. A large number of relatives waa present for the service. Tho young couple will make their home in Jack sonville. .Mrs. Root lltistrsa to Get-to-Gcthcr club. The Oet-to-Oether club met Wed nesday at the home of Mra. Llbby Root and completed plans and mate rials for the bazaar to be held Sat urday, November 13 at 211 East 1 Main. Mrs. Ceacll Miller was the ; recipient of s shower of gilts, in- j eluding s bassinet, from ths mem bers of tho drill team of the Fra ternal Order of Eagles suxlllary. College Club Is Meeting Saturday Mrs. R. A. Work will be hotteu to th Rogue River Valley College Women's club Saturday afternoon at her home, 627 South Holly street. A review of the book, "Bugles Blow No More," by Clifford Dowdey is to be given by Mrs. Susan Felch Camp bell. f Calendar Friday 6:30 p. m. Olrls' Community club basketball team covered dlah supper at clu brooms on North Bartlett. 7:30 p. m. Meeting of Daughters of Union Veterans of the Civil War st the armory. 8:00 p. m- Carnation club meet ing at home of Mrs. Ida Hollars, 432 Plum street. . 9:00 p. m, Pocahontas lodge dance at Red men hall. Saturday All day. Sectional meeting of the American Association of University Women with headquarters at Hotel Medford. 12:30 p. m. Daughters of Nile luncheon at Redwoods hotel In Grants Pass. 2:30 p. m. Meeting of College Wo men's club at home of Mra. R. A. Work, 527 5outh Holly street. 3:00-5:00 p. m. Informal tea for Girl Scout council members at scout headquarters. BAKER OIeTMR ANTI-UNION DISPLAY Wins Screen Roll f It IQ V 1 MfWd- is a ' C 'A Gerahllne sprerkles, member of the hugar fortune family was given a role In a Hollywood motion picture and will be billed us Anna Johns of the E. L. BASFORD, 71T TAKEN BY DEATH BAKER. Ore., Nov. 12. (AP) Ba ker settled down to Its usual quiet routine today following a Wednes day night labor demonstration, In which Dave Ruts, teamsters' union representative, was escorted from the city and Louis L. Richards and Tom Esta brook, two other American Fed eration of Labor organizers, were forced to leave town. One hundred grocery clerks, service station men, mill wokers, teamsters end others marched to the hotel where the three men were stopping and took control of Rutz, Esta brook i and Richards escaped from the build ing with the assistance of waitress leged by officers to have brandished I gun at the demonstrators. Emmonds L. Basford, aged 71. late of 720 Crater Lake avenue, passed away in a local hospital at 1:30 p. 'm. Wednesday. Mr. Basford came to Medford from Preiser, Wash., five years ago and had resided with his daughter. Louise Basford, during that time. He was a member of the Presbyterian church t Prosser. He la survived by the following children: Dr. Harry Basford, Prosser. Wash.: Stella Erlckson, Portland; Ef- fie Noble, Salem, Ore.; Edith Bonar, Portland, and Louise Basford, Med ford. Also one brother. L. E. Basford. of Florence, Ore., and two sisters re siding In Iowa. The body was forwarded to Port land by Conger funeral parlors yes terday where services will be held at the Miller fc Tracey chapel Saturday. Miss Basford accompanied the body to Portland. 1 Closing time for Too Late to Clas- I slfy Ads Is 1 :30 p. m. 5 Production f -tie TEN MILLIONTH PN!LCO -ivlth an XTM SPECIAL OFFER pe;."T pSl Jrf fell .W.nasi. in iisssf $50,000 IN IJsWsy fHILC0 9K a Aimmib rrrrptltm, Tb meet n anrrd rAdio mrc Jtnrlni In th mortd, r,Krlally rffUnrd for torstUMii mhtr tvS ryplUn tt d-rtlfnH, H.I4 aim antftilna mrm mtrt iitrm tint trrm r. r iin. i) j. .-'! im for t rUt 4Utuc And b:acl bMQty. CASH PRIZES Rjwtto MynVry Cotitvet. Ge your contest bUak h TAX FORECLOSURE WILL BE IN ORDER AFTER JANUARY 1 There will be county tax foreclosure proceedings sfter January 1 next on all property on which no payment of taxes has been made, snd show ing s delinquency of more than three years. Sheriff 8yd I. Brown aald to day. The 1936 legislature passed s law deferring foreclosure until after 1938 snd placed the delinquency period at live years, the sheriff explained. This law was amended by the lest legisla ture, putting the delinquent, period back to three years. If the taxpayers will make ar rangements , to pay their current taxes and one-half of the oldest year delinquency they can be carried on payment .plan basis, regardless of how many yeara delinquent, the sher- lrf explains. Any tsxpsyer who haJ paid his 1936 tax In full and one-fourth of his oldest delinquency during 1036, csn now protect his property by pay ing the 1937 current tax in full ajid the second one-fourth of his oldest delinquency. If no tsxes were paid in 1936, the taxpayer can atlll pro tect his property by paying the 1937 current tax In full with half of the oldest delinquency tax. with Interest on the one-fourth not paid last year, under the law. the sheriff said. The last day under the above pay ment plans will be December 31. 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