r
Society
By Clara Mary Davis
Junior Symphony
Orchestra Concert
This Evening
One of the outstanding events of
National Music Week In Medtord it
the Junior Symphony orchestra., un
der the direction of John R. Knight,
which will be presented In concert
this evening at 8:15 o'clock In the
senior high school auditorium. Zonta
International of Medford Is sponsor
of the concert.
Quest artists appearing on the pro
gram Include Esther Palmer Day. well
known harpist, and the Teachers'
Chorus of mixed voices, under the
direction of Esther Churoh Leake.
Another feature of the entertainment
will be a solo by Eff le Kurut, so
prano, accompanied by Mrs. Day and
the harp.
The concert this evening la the
final of a series of three which have
been enjoyed throughout the winter.
The program for tonight's presen
tation follows:
Heading, "I Am Music," Mrs. Lola C.
Young.
1. Elegle Massenet-Tobanl
Prelude to Act 11 (La Travlata)
Verdi
Orchestra.
J. A Picture Pearl Curran
To the Sun Pearl curran
Effle Herbert Kurtz, soprano.
Harp Accompanist, Mrs. Day.
S. The Old Road John Prlndle Scott
Jackson County Teachers' Mixed
Chorus, directed by Esther
Church Leake.
4. Chaconne Durai.d
Melody In A Dawes
Esther Palmer Day. Harpist.
S. Evening Prayer and Dream Pan
tomime Humperdlnck
(From Hansel and Gretel)
Orchestra.
. Who Is Sylvia Schubert
Sanctus (from St. Cecelia's Mass)
,. Gounod
Chorus with Orchestral Accom
paniment.) Adrienne's
Annual May
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This group includes boucles,
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New broad shoulders, pleat
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Reg. $29.98 and $25.00 vals.
NOW
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in plain and tweed mater
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Values to $25.00
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Toppers and M length coats
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For casual wear. Linens,
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ADRIENNE'S
THOUGHTFUL
LITTLE GIFTS
FOR MOTHER
Don't forgt! Next
Sunday is Mother's Day
SWEM'S
nd Clubs
"Snow White Tea"
Thursday Event
For Music Week
A "Snow White" benefit tea, spon
sored by the Medford Music club, will
be held Thursday afternoon from 3:30
to 5 o'clock at the Presbyterian
church.
The tea la to raise funds to pay
for prizes awarded Junior and senior
high school students In the Music
Week poster contest recently com
pleted. The "Snow White" motif will
be carried out with tea served from
a "wishing well."
The committee In charge of ar
rangements includes Vera Humphries,
tables: Mrs. Rawles Moore, music;
and Mrs. Wllsle Prultt. decorations.
The program follows: Organ mu
sic. 3:30 to 4 o'clock, by Mrs. Eva
Hazelrlgg Marsh: "On Wings of Song."
Mendelssohn, and "From the Land of
the Sky Blue Water," Cadman. sung
by the ladles' trio: violin selections.
Lawrenoe Hubert: "May Morning." by
Denza, "Noon," by Harris, and "The
Flatterer." by Chaminade. sung by the
ladles' trio: string ensemble numbers
under the direction of John P..
Knight.
The ladles' trio is made up of Mrs.
R. W. Webster, Mrs. Darrel Huson and
Mrs. R. C. Mulholland. Accompanists
are Miss Flossie Thompson and Mrs.
Rawles Moore.
Miss Ahlstrom
Director Jackson
School Musical
An enjoyable pre-Natlonal Music
Week program was held Friday by
the music department of the Jackson
school under the sble direction of
Gertrude Ahlstrom. Two hundred
people were present at the spring
concert, with Roger Wolf, accompa
nist. The following program was
presented :
All Tru the Night Welsh
Annie Laurie Scott
(Story by Lyle Wilcox)
Gondollera Dl Capua
Glee Clubs
Billy Boy White
(Billy Sims, Bob Stevens,
Paul Hamilton)
Twilight on, the TraIl....Mltchell-Alter
Believe Me If All Those EndeBrtng
Toung Charms Irish
(Jimmy Tucker Story: Noelle
Sloneker Solo)
Boys' Chorus
Merrily We Roll Along
Mv Bonnie
Orchestra Directed by John Knight
Go Down Moses Negro
Swing Low, Sweet Chariot Negro
(Betty McKenzle. Bernlce Wood,
Noelle Sloneker)
Glee Clubs
Minuet Waltz Chopin
Concert March Wasch
Roger Wolf
Primrose Qrleg
Love's Old sweet Sang Molloy
Little Dustman Brahms
Girls' Chorus
Polly-wolly-doodle Traditional
Combined Chorus
Trees Rasbach-Dels
(Billy Sims. Maxlne McKlnney,
Alma Johnson, James Gllham)
Donkey Serenade Frlml
Heigh Ho
Snow White and the Seven Dwnrfs
Glee Clubs
Effie H. Kurtz
Presents Pupils
Wednesday Eve
The second recital In keeping with
National Music Week will be given
by the voice and piano students from
the studio of Effle Herbert Kurtr.
Wednesday at 8 p. m. at the Baldwin
Piano Shoppe. The public is cordially
Invited to attend. Tre program fol
lows: Nallonal Music Week. May 1 to 1.
Slogan: Foster Local Talent.
Voice and Piano Pupils of
Effle Herbert Kurtz.
1. Marching Curtis
Piano Ensemble Group.
3. (a) Happy Songs Curtis
3. (b) Dandelions - , Curtis
Joyce Taylor.
4. Sailing - Curtis
Peggy Bray.
5. Knight Rupert 3 pianos
., Schumann
Arthur Jones and Steve Dlppel.
. The Wavelet - Paldl
Donald Wendt.
7. TeUow Butterflies MscLachlan
Sybil Hagen.
8. Volce.O'er the Billowy Sea. ...Smith
Jim Walker.
9. The Cricket and the Katydid ...
Wade
Nancy Jean Newbury.
i 10. Sonatina In O. Beethoven
Vera Frances Smith.
I 11. The Bumble Bee Lindsay
WEDNESDAY
AT SAFEWAY
Sliced Fresh
LingCod,Ib...l2y2c
Large
Fresh Crabs, each 19c
Ground Ham and Veal
Ham Patties, 6 for 19c
Mock
Chick. Legs, 6 for 19c
Ground Veal and Pork
Sauer Kraut, qt. . . 5c
HrEDFORD-MATL
Peggy Comm.
19. The Jacks 3 piano. Haaaelberg
Pyhlllla Wendt and Vernon Jones.
13. Tbt Bells Baasett
Bteve Dlpple.
Part 11.
14. Duet, Humoretk ....
Dvorak
Vera Smith and Peggy Comm.
IB. Voice. Sapplsche Ode Brahms
Wanda Howe.
18. Rondo -. Mosart
Arthur Jones. ,
17. Good Night .Oade
Phyllis Anne Wendt.
18. Voice. Slttin' Thankln' Fisher
Philip Henselman.
19. Solveg'a Song Orel
Joyce Anne Sims.
30. Fuer Ellae Beethoven
Vernon Jones.
31. Intermerxo Rogers
Laura Oentner.
11. Trepak (from Nutcracker Suite)
Tschalkowsky
Two pianos Patricia Dlppel and
Joyce Sims.
33. Second Valae Godard
Maxlne Pierce.
34. Voice, The Little Damosel
Novello
Patricia Dlppel.
36. Scherzo .Op. 16 No. 3 ....
Philip Henselman.
: Mendlessohn
A school song In the heart of a child
will do as much for hla character as
a fact In his memory, or a principle
in hla Intellect. Philips Brooks.
Ehrheart-Cote
Rites Event
Sunday Evening
Mr. and Mra. George Ehrheart an
nounce the marriage of their daugh
ter. Miss Katharine Ehrheart to Mr
Maurice Cote of North Dakota.
The ceremony took place at the
Sacred Heart church at 7 o'clock Sun
day morning. Father Augustine Meyer
officiating.
The bride was attractive In a white
suit with accessories of pink and wore
a corsage of pink rosebuds. . The brldo
and groom were attended by. Mr. and
Mrs. James McGowan. '
A wedding breakfast given by the
bride's mother, followed the cere
mony. Guests Included: Mr. and
Mrs. W. A. Bliss. Mr. Dan Ehrheart,
Mrs. Edna Wlnkel. Mra. Babe Sanders.
Mr. Lowell Ferns and Mr. and Mrs.
James McGowan.
Mr. and Mrs. Cote will leave soon
for Elwood City, Pa., where they will
make their home.
Mrs. Cote attended . Medford high
school and Is well known in this city.
Medford Group
Ashland Guests
A group of Medford women mo
tored to Ashland today where they
attended a luncheon given by the
Ashland Auxiliary In honor of Mra
Frank N. Waters of Salem, depart
ment president of the auxiliary, who
Is accompanied by Mrs. Clyde Thomp
son of Klamath Falls, and they will
attend a meeting tonight at Granta
Pass. The following from Medford
were at the luncheon: Mra, O. L.
Overmyer, Mrs. Lee Oarlock, Mra.
Charles Tuttle. Mrs. Walter Olms-
cheld. Mrs. Thomas Freed. Mrs.
Charles Kunz, and Mrs Margaret
Burton,
Baptist Group
Elect Officers
The young, people's group of the
First Baptist church enjoyed- a co
operative dinner Sunday evening at
the church.
A short business session was heir!
and the annual election of officers
followed. The results were:
President, Vernon Evans; vice-
president. Evelyn Brockway: secre
tary, Ruth Russell: treasurer, Helen
Dodson.
'
Kimes Have
House-Guests
Mr. and Mrs. Nick Klme had as
their week-end house guests, Mr.
and Mrs. Ben H. FalrchUd and Mr
and Mrs. Jerry Day of Yreka, Calif.
Mrs. Falrchlld Is a sister of Mrs
Klme and Mrs. Day Is a niece.
Pythian Sisters
Convene Tonight
Pythian Sisters will hold
their
regular meeting this evening at 8
o'clock In the K. P. hall, fifth and
Ornpe streets.
This Is a very Important session
and nil staff members and officers
are asked to attend. - -
f
P. E. O. Meets
Wednesday.
Chapter BE of the P.E.O. Sister
hood will meet at 7:30 o'clock Wed
nesday evening at the home of Mrs
R. Q. Fowler. Kings Highway. Miss
Eleanor Curry Is In charge of the
program on music.
ANNOUNCING
THE OPENING OF
Sunshine Donut Shop
229 EAST MAIN STREET
TOMORROW MORNING
FEEE
A Donut and a Cup of Coffee
All Day Wednesday
We will make DonuU several times during the day to
insure you FRESH, HOT Oonuts all the time. Our
Donuts are fried in PURE VEGETABLE OIL and
we make 6 finishes.
Take Some Home
TRIBUNE, ftrEDFOKD, OREGON. TUESDAY.-MAT
Bride Elect
Honored At
Shower Party
Miss Flonnle Hollars, bride elect,
was honored at a surprise shower
and party at her home on South
Plum street, Monday evening. The
group of friends calling, presented
her with a beautiful dinner set of
china, after which bridge and pino
ohle and refreshments were enjoyed
for the remainder of the evening.
Quests present Included the hon
oree, Mtss Hollars. Mrs. William
Swartz, Laura West, Mrs. R. H. Cad
wallader. Hattle Bradshaw, Mrs. Harry
Barneburg. Mrs. M. A. Yarnell, Mrs.
R. E. Yarnell. Nina Hoffman. Rachel
Finch. Mrs. Gilbert Knlps, Meda Ry
nslds. Mrs. Maud Wenzel, Mrs. Jessie
Stag, Mrs. Dan Conner, Lizzie Cos
tello and the co-hostesses. Ida Hol
lars and Carrie Chase.
Miss Hollars will be married to
Fred Woodrldge of thla city, Satur
day, May 7. She has been the Inspi
ration for many delightful affairs In
recent months.
What the Girl
Scouts Are Doing
The regular monthly meeting of
the Olrl Scout leaders wiu be Wed
nesday. May 4. Leaders, troop com
mittee members and counoll mem
bers under the Medford council arc
entertaining the leaders of Grants
Pass at an out-of-doors meeting.
Leaders will assemble at scout head
quarters and drive to the new camp
ground In back of the county fair
ground. ' ,
Each leader will bring food se
lected from the following menu:
Bacom wteak, eggs, pancake flour,
butter, Jam, buns or bread, pineapple-buttered
bread. The local
leaders' association will furnish cof
fee and "Some-Mores."
Leaders will dress In clothing suit
able tor hiking. A No. 10 tin oan
is required for each three leaders.
This will be the last meeting of
the leaders' association for this
school year. The next meeting will
be In September with leaders from
Troops 1 and 3 In charge of handi
craft exhibits. Instruction and guest
speakers. Hostess leaders also fur
nish the refreshments for the social
hour.
During the Mother and Daughter
luncheon Saturday the monthly
leaders' bulletin, "The Crater Guide,"
was distributed to all leaders, troop
committee members and council
Camp folders were also given out
at the court of awards. Registration
slips for summer camp will be given
to the leaders Wednesday.
Last minute plans will be made
for the sessions with the regional
nature advisor, Mrs, Elizabeth Price
These sessions will be held Tuesday
and Wednesday. May 10-11.
If at all possible the play day at
the Jackson Hot Springs will be
Thursday, May 35.
Calendar
Tuesday '
8:00 p. m. Pythian Sisters, K. P.
ball.
Wednesday
12 :30 Oolflng women luncheon,
clubhouse.
1:00 p. m. Llona club auxiliary,
Home of Mra. Laurence Pennington,
Jacksonville highway.
Don't
Forget
Mother on Mother 'a Day.
Give her a Roses In Snow
Cake the grandest gilt
of all. We will pack and
ship anywhere.
Phone 718
Happy Lives for Horses With Circus
K VJ aw
Among the scores of comely eques
triennes to be seen with the Al a.
Barnea and Sella Floto combined cir
cus coming to Medford, Wednesday.
May 11, for an afternoon and even
ing performance, la Ann White, noted
for her daring horsemanship. Ann Is
1:00 p.m. Women of Rotary, home
Mrs. J. C. Boyle, 313 Valley View
drive.
3:00 p. m. Daughters of Nile, Ma
sonic Temple In Ashland.
3:30 p. m. Wednesday Study club,
Qtrs' Community clubhouse.
7:30 p. m. Chapter BE, P. K. O.,
home Mrs. R. Q. Fowler, Klnga high
way. 4
Music Week Calendar
Tiiefttlay
8:16 p. m. Junior Symphony or
chestra concert, high school audito
rium. Wednesday
12:00 M. Lions' club, Valentine's
cafe. Alice Brill.
13 :00 M. Klwanla club, Medford
hotel.
1 :00 p. m. Lady Lions.
1:00 p. m. Women of Rotary. Fred
Guetzlaff.
1:15-1:30 Elsie C. Strang. Lois O.
Young, Marguerite Luman, Alice
Brill. Helen Young. KM ED.
4-1 ft vounir Americana" music
club (Juniors), Baldwin Shoppe.
8:00 p. m. students" reciuu. uaia-
wln Shoppe. Pupils of Effle Herbert
Kurt.
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Oak Grove Unit
Meet Wednesday.
Oak Grove Home Extension unit
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Airplane-Type Shock-Absorbers
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they control both
the up and down move
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Result? A new ride...
nlusfasler steering. eas
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of double-action hydraulic brakes.
Rubber-Cored Body Mountings
To prevent road "drumming" and vibra
tion from reaching passengers, Ply mou th
engineers have developed "live" rubber
body mountings to do away with metal-to-metal
contact between body and frame.
PLYMOUTH BUILDS GREAT CARS
3, 1933.
here shown surrounded by a few fav
orites. She has her choice of 500
ateeds, the number used on the big
show. Ann Is studying hsrd to emu
late the famous Relffcnach Troupe,
who have Just arrived from Europe.
Unquestionably this sensational act
la "tops" In all clroua riding.
will meet at the home of Mrs.
Chamberlln Wednesday at 10 a.m.
Curtains and drapes will be Items
for discussion. All members arc
urged to attend.
Spring Handicap
Opens Wednesday
Rogue River valley women golf
ers will convene tomorrow afternoon
at 13:30 o'clock for their regular
weekly luncheon and tournament
piny.
Qualifying for the spring handicap
tournament which gets under way
tomorrow will tnke place and also
a play for putt meet.
Winners In last week's tournament
Included, class A, Mrs. Belle Thomp.
son, and class B, Mrs. Jean Lincoln.
Legion Auxiliary
In Fund Campaign
Medford unit of the American Le
gion auxiliary Is sponsoring a sale of
flavoring extracts this week In the
Emit Main street store room formerly
occupied by the Schuss Vintage Co..
according to Mrs. O. L. Overmyer
unit president.
A portion of the proceeds will be
devoted to the auxiliary's welfare
program and Mrs. Overymyer urges
public support of the project.
Mrs. Margaret Burton Is chairman
of the sale.
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PLYMOUTH
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Biggest of the 3
It'sjlmportnnt to know
that the Plymouth
"Roadking" is easily the
blggestof the three
leading low-priced cars
...It Is nearly 7 inches
longer than one; and
more than 10 Inches
longer than the other.
A Plymouth
Shock.Abtorber
Floating Power Engine Mountings
Thlsadvancementkeepienginevibnitlon
from being "telegraphed" to passengers.
Ruth Pechstein Wins Second
Prize in Martin Letter Contest
Sixteen entries were received In the
letter-writing contest conducted by
the Jackson County Re-Elect Gover
nor Martin club, It was stated today
by Postmaster Frank DeSouza, chair
man of the board of Judges. All were
of high quality, he said.
The first prise winning letter, writ
ten by Anea Elnora Kelly of 911
Queen Anne avenue, was published
yesterday. The second winner, com
posed by Ruth C. Pechstein of 806
West 10th street, follows:
'Oovernor Martin should be re
elected because of his unquestionable
fairness In handling the state's af
fairs without regard to paVty. clique,
faction, creed or sectional Influences:
because of his determination and
perseverance to rid labor of the can
erous parasites from which labor,
through her own efforts, was unable
to free herself; because of his wis
dom In regarding the state as a uni
fied whole, rather than composed of
diversified Interests and conflicting
needs: because of the recognized
progress Oregon has made under his
administration: because he Is a man's
man with inflexible loyalty for his
state's and people's welfare."
Following U the third prise win
ning letter, written by Mra. W. D.
Whittle of 133 B street. Ashland:
"Governor Martin should be re
elected because he has made a good
record unequalled for efficiency in
managerial ability. He Is primarily
a highly trained executive, not a
politician. Governor Martin Is abso
lutely fearless In the discharge of his
duties, not obligated by prejudice or
Malta Commandery No, 4
.liasunic irmiMc
Stated Conclave, Wednes
day evening, May 4. Rou
tine business, work In
.. .
Red Cross and Malta, Visitors wel
come. Earl T. Newbry, E. O.
R. E. De trick, Recorder.
ADDING MACHINES. Bierma, llfl N.
Central. Phone 383.
FOR MOTHER'S DAY
MAY 8TH
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iQ J. ..ill (tfi 3
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beam with Indicator on Instrument panel, ash-tray front and rear,
sun visor, safety glass and big trunk space (19.3 cubic feet). Plymouth
"Roadking" models start at 645; "De Luxe" models slightly higher.
Plymouth prices INCLUDE ALL FEDERALTAXES. State, local taxea
not Included. Convenient time payments.
TUNE IN MAJOR BOWES' AMATEUR HOUR.C.B.S. NETWORK, THUR&, -10 PJL, E.D.S.T.
One of the first things
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And Plymouth is fa
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engine, wlthfull-length
water lackets and 4-ring
FAGE THREE
promise to man or party He ou
efficiency from department heads and
places praise when deserved. His ad
ministration Is the envy of other
states and the model of their re
spective governors. Our governor's
record Is his proof that he la com
pletely master of the Job. Oregon Is
fortunate that so capable a man la
governor and we should be proud te)
vote for Governor Martin
Announcement
Helen Lane former
ly of
Bowman's Beauty
Shop is now at the
Craterian
Beauty Shop
41 South Central Ave.
Miss Lane extends a cordial
invitation to all of her
friends to phone 376 for ap
pointments. Corner Main and Orapa
Phone Sll
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