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Newspaper Page Text"MT5DF0RD TifATL'TRIBTTWE, MTEDFCTRD, CVREC.ONT. WETAHRSTUY. MAY 4. 1M8. PAGE THREE YOUR MOTHER - haa likely baked many a cake for you now, surprise her with aa beautiful and delicious a cake as she, herself, could bake Betty Crocker's Roses in Snow is a special Mother's Day Cake. A real home-made kind of cake covered with snowy boiled icing and sweet cocoanut shreds with beautiful Mother's Day roses on top. This cake is made with pure creamery butter and the same fine ingre dients Mother would keep in her own pantry. Mother will really appreciate this gift. Mother's Day ' is Sunday, May 8th place your order AT ONCE with your grocer or phone us 718. We will pack and ship anywhere. yum Society and Clubs By Clara Mary Davis Miss McCormick To Wed Gay Stoddard In June Ceremony Mr. And Mrs. D. Ford McCormick "of thla city announce the engage ment of their daughter Lucie to Mr. Guy Hill Stoddard. , Miss McCormick graduated from Stuart Hall In Staunton, Va., and entered Denlson unlrerelty at Gran ville. Ohio.. She later graduated from the University of Oregon In Eugene and la .a member of Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority. Last year Mia Mc Cormick waa the physical education director of the T. W. O. A. and the Women's Athletic club In Los An jtele and director of the Y. W. C. A. athletics In Pasadena. Cal. This year she has been employed In the aame capacity in a Klamath Falls school. Mr. Stoddard Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. N. T. Stoddard of Modoc, Ore. He la a graduate of University of Ore gon and a member of Phi Delta Theta rraterntty. The marriage will take place In St. Mark's Episcopal church In this city, June 18. New York Guests At Lewis Home Mr. mnd Mrs. Henry Klapper of New York arrived here Monday even ing and are guests of Mrs. Klapper's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lewis, and sister, Miss Ruth Lewis, at their home on Medford Heights. The Klappera went from their New , York home to Sacramento by plane ' and on to Medford by motorcar. They ! are departing jtoday for Los Angeles. Jacksonville Aid To sponsor Tea JACKSONVILLE. May 4. (Spl.) Ladles' Aid of the Presbyterian church will sponsor a silver tea In the church parlors from 3 to 5 p. m. Thursday, May 0. Funds from the tea will help in providing church hymnals. The public la Invited. i MAY. SALE FOR MOTHER'S DAY -Just 11 JlRKcr coots In 14 to 18 sizes, canary, nlle green and beige. Regular S5.9S Tallies. May day special COATS $395 COATS $895 Regular values to $16.95. Colors roseberry, beige, honey, grey, ' In boucle. tweed, suede tones. Fitted and Jleger style. Come early while we have your size. COATS $1295 A group of $18.95 coats. A real buy for the money at a sperlnl May sale price of Dresses-Dresses We must reduce our stockS to take care of new merchandise coming in daily. GROUP 1 Print and plain in holeros and Jacket Dresses. (Q QC Formerly $12.95. Now GROUP 2 Pastels, prints and plain navys and blacks with or without jackets. Formerly $16.95. $12 95 GROUP 3 Outstanding prints include Beige, Black and Navy Ensembles. Mostly all jacket dresses. Former- ff A f jT ly $19.95. Now P 1" A few of the higher priced Reddingotes; some with wool coat contrasts. Formerly S5:. :. $18.95 1 group of Silk Rayon Prints in beautiful patterns just received. , A R Regular $4.95. Now yO.TJ HATS Our lo your gain. 1 lot of new Spring Hats In shade to malrh your en.emhle. Thl group Include better hats we have marked for thl" occasion. Values to $4.95. Now $1.95 REMEMBER Dressmaker Suits $1695 Regular $24.95 and $19.95 Suits reduced to Group Dressmaker and Mannish Tailored SUITS lust received a ahlpment of dressmaker styles In the new colors of navy, beige, London tan, post man blue, dusty rose and dusty pink, aquti and two tone; also mannish tailored In checks, flannel, worsted. $895 One Group of Gabardine and Worsted SUITS in all the new colors and new patterns, a real buy at-- $495 ANOTHER GROUP OF SUITS $1995 Value to 835.00 In thl group In grey navy, Mark brown, and tan. Gabardine and worsteds and real buys at This l May sale for Mother," Day and coming at this time you should take advantage of It. SHOES-SHOES White Pumps and Oxfords And Just at the beginning of the while season. We advertised 300 palra of white sport otfords In leather and crepe sole In all sires S to 9 In A to B and the response waa tremendous at the price of 2.nr. To make this a real Mother's nay sale we are going to continue this for S day,. Thursday. Friday and Saturday and with each pair of white shoes purchased we will give as an extra special t bottle of White Polish. We hate 200 pairs of white pumps, straps and ruhan heel ties In all slr.es and widths and these are Included In the May sale, Thursday, Friday and .Saturday. Make this your shopping head quarters for .Mother, Kay and share In our bar gains. Tome while sires are complete. FREE One Bottle of White Polish Cleaner with each pair of these shoes at our May sale at $2.95 MOTHER looks forward to this day of days which we hold in respect: we do so by solemnly remem bering her needs and her happiness. Sebastian Apollo Presents Pupils Thursday Recital Mr. Sebastian Apollo present hla piano atudenta In recital Thursday evening at the Baldwin Piano Shoppe at S o'clock. This presentation, an outstanding feature of music week, aponsora Mrs. Rollln A. Cantrall. soprano, pupil of Mrs. A. J. Voye of Klamath rails, aa the guest artlat. The program follow: 1. The Cuckoo Clock Lee Swing Song rt.-..-....i...Lee Bobby Hearn. a. The Little Toe Dancer Rlseher Ada Nakagtrl. S. The Brook In the Forest Hoist Bonnie Oalbreath. 4. The Swallows Burgmullsr Alan Relbel. 5. Schottlsche Reed Johnny Voorhles. 8. Minuet Paradls Mildred Oardner. 7. Colonial Days H. Dalian Twilight Dreams Friedman Natalie Wilcox. B. Spanish Intermezzo J. Cook Oondollerl e Nevln Dance of the Gnomes. ..L. Schytte Nlel Pollock. . Dutch Dance Burgmuller The Little Brook Werner Beverly Brooks. 10. Butterflies Werner Olow-Worm Llncke Coquetry ............ .......Spencer Ougue Bach The Hidden Waterfall....Chenoweth Phoebe Swem. 4 11. Pastorale Scarlatl Music Box Lleblch Wanda Reed. 13. Duet . (a) Sonata In F. O. L. Dussek (b) Sonata In B-flat..Q. L. Dussek Zoe Carpenter and Nell Carpenter. 13. Bell Song Lokme-Dellbes Down In the Forest Ronald Little Sar LaForge Mrs. Rollln A. Cantrall. (Marie Obenchaln. accompanist.) 14. Musical Powder Box Crane Valse In D-flat Chopin Second Hungarian Rhapsody Liszt Gloria Wunsch. 15. Drifting , Frlml Scherzo Caprice -..Thompson Zoe Carpenter. 16. Summer Night Qrleg Spinning Song Mendelssohn Marguerite Sapplngton. 17. Butterfly Qrleg Valse Chromatic Qoddard Nell Carpenter. 18. Hungarian .....McDowell Sonata Pathetlque Beethoven 1st movement allegro con brio. 2nd movement adagio contablle. Final Rondo allegro. Mrs. Gladys Ingham. Dancing Party Thursday Eve Anticipated Although thla Is National Music Week, Medford's Masonic set and their friends will all be Interested In the dancing party to be given Thursday evening in the abllroom of the Masonic temple. The committee In charge of ar- rangementa for this party Is plan ning a program of entertainment which they feel will be enjoyed. Quests will dance to the melodious tunes of Dickey's orchestra from 9:30 to 13:30 o'clock. A delectable buffet supper will be served at 11 o'clock. Comlttee In charge of the affair consists of the following: Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Kyle. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hess. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ray, Mr. and Mrs. B. C. MacKenna, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Grant and Mr. and Mra. Chet Sllllman. Littrell Family To Have Reunion Mr. and Mrs. Donald Littrell and family of River Forest, III., recently arrived In Medford and are guesta at the home of Mrs. Belle Littrell on Newtown street. Mr. Littrell Is asso ciated with the National Park serv ice, and has been visiting the various parks en route to this city.. The Littrell fsmlly are planning a reunion to take place. Tuesday. May 10. On Friday Mrs. Belle Llttrell's daughter. Mrs. H. M. Chadwlck and daughter and son. Shirley and Don. will arrive here from Portland. Mra. Hughes and aon Delbert from Oakland and Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Littrell from Marshfleld will also visit here. Guest Artist ill .. s t J Mrs. Rollln rantrall, soprano, will be the guest artist In the recital Thursday evening at the Baldwin Piano shoppe, when Sebastian Apollo presents his students. Dixie Club Meets Haturday Dixie club will convene Saturday afternoon. May 7. at 3 o'clock at the home of Mrs. F. 0. Relmer at her home near Talent. A program, fol lowed by a tea, will be enjoyed. THURSDAY AT SAFEWAY Salt Mackeral Salt Herring 3 for 25c Ground Round Steak, lb 17V2c Pickled Pigs Feet 2 lb. . . 25c Cube Steak, ea. . . 5c Shoulder Veal Steak, lb. . . 15c Bulk Carrots, 4 lb 13r Crater Lake Guild Enjoys Musical A muslo presentation of Monday. given by the Crater Lake Guild, was most pleasant event of Music Week. The-affair was held at the home of Mrs. Laurence Pennington on the Jacksonville highway. A ladles' trio consisting of Mrs. R E. Mc El hose, Mrs. R, Mulr.3llr.nd and Mra. R. W. Webster, rendered several selections which were greatly enjoy ed. "On Wings of Song" and "The Flatterer." Dance numbers Included several my Marilyn Wright, accom panied by Bldred Colver, "High Hat ters Tap" was given by Patsy Bar- num and Peggy Drysdnle together .ind an Irish Jig by Patsy Barnum and Marilyn Wright. Robert Wright, accompanied by Mrs. Eva H. Marsh, presented the following vocal selections, "I Love Life." "Noon and Night" and "Thank God for a Garden." Miss Lucie Lan den, music director of the Ashland Normal school, accompanied by Mar Jorle Scobert, prwt?nt?d several num bers. Elizabeth Clement sang "Cher ry Ripe" and "O. Lovely Night." Ted Marshall, who won first place at the. state high school band concert, was heard In a trumpet solo. Fred Ouetz laff was enjoyed In several solos, as was Dave Williams In piano solos. The high school violin ensemble, composed of Nola Harwood, Olive Eld ridge, Donald Horner. Ray Wolf and Dave Luman, played while re freshments were being served by Mrs. Pennington and Mrs. D. L. Flynn. which brought the program to a close. Miss Vera Humphrey presided dur ing the affair. 1 Junior W.W.O. Meets Friday Junior W.W.O. of the First Baptist church, will meet Friday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock for a business meeting, after which a buffet supper will bs enjoyed. The affair will take plaoe at the home of Betty Myers, 401 wost Second street. e) Jensens Return Fromt Vacation Mr. and Mrs. Jens Jensen and Mr. and Mrs, John Jensen returned to their respective homes on Park street Monday after spending a week's vaca tion motoring through California. In San Francisco, they visited friends and then went on to Salinas where they were guests of the Jens Jensens' daughters, Mrs. W. A. Woods and Miss Marjorle Jensen. sides other Important business, makes It necessary that as many aa possible attend this meeting. Flower arrangements will be the tople for discussion and two very de sirable prizes are being offered for the two best arrangements. All are asked to bring their favorite flower arrangement. Members D. of H. Wear Vnlforms. Degree of Honor members will dress In uniforms for Initiatory work for their Thursday evening session. WILLAMETTE STUDENTS HEADED BY FOOTBALLER Calendar Wednesday 6:30 p.m. Adult Missionary so ciety, dinner, Christian church. 7:30 p. m. Chapter BE. P. E. O., home Mrs. R. G. Fowler, Kings high way. x Thursday 1 :30 p. m. Wenonah club, Redman hall. 7:30 p.m. Medford Garden club, Medford Hotel. ' 0:30 p. m. Masonic Dancing club party. Masonic Temple. SALEM. May 4. (AP) The Wil lamette University Associated Stu dents yesterday elected Nell Shafer of Kent, Wash., president In a run off election against Art Gallon of Portland. Music Week Calendar Wednesday 8:00 p. m. Students' recital. Bald win Shoppe. Pupils of Effle Herbert Kurts. Thursday. Hospital visitation, with music. 3:00 p.m. Organ recital, Presby terian church. Mrs. Bva H. Marsh, organist. Followed by a "Snow White" musical tea. Entertainment to be furnished by Junior Symphony; Lawrence Hubert, violinist, and Ladles' Trio, 4:00 to 4:15 p.m. Wayne Kessee, Ted Marshall, Eleanor Poffenbarger, (winners state band concert) KMED. 4:1S to 4:30 p. m. Roosevelt school glee club. KMED. 8:00 p. m. Students' recital. Pu pils of Sebastian Apollo; Baldwin Piano Shoppe. 1 The Garden Club The Medford Garden club meets to morrow evening, May 8 at 7:30 o' clock on the mezzanine floor, Medford Hotel. The annual election of officers, and delegates to the state conference be- HELP STOMACH DIGEST FOOD Without Uauet and YouU Eat Every thin from Soup te Nuts Th tomich ihould dliMt two pound of fw4 poorly your itmnirh pouri oui too much fluid. lour iooa acttin i aicoti ino you D4t fti. nem burn, nuPB, plu or tout tUomub, You tml tour, tck tnd udiK all oir. Doctor in nefic ttkt luiUt for itomtcfc tain. It li (UntenHii and foolUh. 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