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Newspaper Page TextPAflE FOUR MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, SUNDAY, MAY 22, 1933 SOCIETY tAND CLUB NEIVS OF THE WEEK V By CLARA MAEY DAVIS Garden Inspection Is Premier Event On Social Agenda The leading event on this week's soclsJ calender will be the tour of Telle? gardens on Wednesday. Thla is an annuel affair of the Medford Garden club and this year, more than ever before. It Is being anticipated as a most Interesting end pleasant event. Mrs. Alfred Carpenter Is general chairman of the tour. Each garden open for visit and Inspection hss been specially named and at each home an assistant hostess will be present. Red pennants will Indicate the nearest approach to the various gardens and a reception committee will be present at the Jackson County Chamber of Commerce from 8 to 10 o'clock In the morning and from 1 to 3 o'clock In the afternoon to direct callers to the different places. An outstanding feature of Garden Day will be the tea at the home of Mrs. Oeorge Roberts on crown mil from i to S o'clock. This affair will bring to a close the day's activities. Wednesday morning from 0 to 1 o'clock the west side of town will be visited and the following gardens will be offered for Inspection: home of Col. W. H. Paine, 50 North Orange street, "A Man's Garden", assistant hostess. Mrs; T. W. Miles; home of .Mrs. L E. Williams, 630 South Peach street, "Irla", Mrs. Lei and Mentzer, assistant hostess: home of Mrs. Psul Janney. Perrydale, "A Secret Garden". Mrs. J. O. 8. Wellls, and Miss Helen Bullli, asststsnt hostesses; home of Miss Anne Livingston, Old Stage road, "Picking Garden". Miss Helen Carlton, asalstant hostess; home of Mrs. H. D. McCaskey, Old Stage road, "Rosea", Mrs. H. Van Hoevenberg and Mrs. Charles Palm, asslstsnt hos tesses: home of Mrs. Raymond Driver, Old Stage road, "Parking Oarden", Mrs. Charlea Taylor, asalstant hostess; Mrs. Alfred S. V. Csrpenter, Old Stage road, where a grill luncheon will be served from 19 noon to 3 o'clock Mra. Ben Harder. Mrs. Charles Wing and Mrs. Earl Tumy will be assistant hostesses. Wednesday afternoon from 1 to A o'clock the east side of the elty will be Tlslted and the following gardens open for visits: home of Mrs. E. E. Wilson, 410 snd 439 Beatty street, "Neighborly Gardens." Mrs. O. L. Oof! and Mrs J. W. Jacobs, assistant hos tesses: home of Mrs. Gordon Voorhles Coleman Creek road, (!4 mile from Voorhles crossing), "Formal Oarden" Mrs. Sprsgue Rlegel and Mrs. Martin Luther, assistant hostesses; home of Mrs. Corning Kenly, Jscksonvllle Phoenlx highway, (turn south). "Rock Gardens", Mra. J. J. Emmens. asalstant hostess; home of Mrs. T. E. Daniels, corner Hlllcrest and Berkeley Way, "A Corner Planting", Miss Xellebor, assistant hostess; home of Mrs. Leonard Carpenter, - Hlllcrest road, "Hilltop Terraoes", Mrs. Jack Spalding, asslstsnt hostess; home of Mrs. H. Chandler Egan, Buckshot HU1 road, "Terraced Picking Oarden"; home of Mra. Porter Neff, Hlghcroft addition, "Trees", Mra. Frank New man, assistant hostess; home of Mra. George Roberts, Crown Hill, "Tea Oarden". Mra. Olen Arruplger, Mrs. Morris Leonard and Mrs. P. O. Thayer asslstent hostesses. Golden Link ' Class Meets Golden Link Bible clsss of the First Baptist church will meet on Thursday afternoon at 3:00 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Prank Stlnson. 710 Park street. CLASS OF '331 The finest graduation ELGINS in years are here now... They're marching along together again ... the graduation parade snd a brilliant array of beautiful new Elgin Welches for commencement! ." etyluh, tiny ecmi.bas,acUes for the girl-grsdustet Sturdy, nsndsome modrU for young men! They're all here in our store awaiting "their big chsnre"-the opportunity to S" Tour own young graduate the thrill of a lifetime! Come in and make your Elgin selection for your graduate today! Stocks an new and complete nowl , - at sea Cr. mi n AND DON'T FORGET Wt hare the finest graduation riglns In years ato .Vltlnauer and Hamilton Hatchet other good watches. As Low As $15.00 It will pay yon to see the selection of fins watches, before yon buy. at Law Tarrying the same high quality merchandise found In the het stnrea In larger rltlrs much more reawnahly priced. s I iflf ft'"' i i a - SHOOTING itick with opera trlmmlnmi appeared when Mrs. Leonard Plurge used one to rest In vestibule of Covent Gar den. London Bride-elect Feted At Shower Party Thursday Afternoon Mrs. Harold deb hard and Mra. Paul Oulbertson were Joint hostesses Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Boyd Kline, Sr., for a delightful shower and party honoring Miss LI la Lay, whose marriage to Boyd Kline, Jr., will take place in early June Miss Lay was the recipient of many lovely gifts. After an enjoyable afternoon refreshments were served by the hos tesses. Those present were Mesdames. Boyd Kline, Sr.. J. S. Quackenbush, Carl Quackenbush, L. S, Tlmraons, J, O. Spencer, Burrel Red path, H. S Chlrgwln, John Lay, B. B. Van Horn, O. A. Turpln, A. O. Severson, E. W. Qebhard. J. W. Tlmmons, T. A. Cul bertson, Laura Bentley, J. S. Caty, Oordon Kershaw, Allen Oebhard, Joe Dugan, Orant Matternlck, Paul Cul bertson, Harold Qebhard, and the honor guest, Miss Lay. Beta Sigma Phi Elects G. Haskins The last meeting of Beta Sigma Phi until fall was held Thursday at the home of Mrs. otto Prohnmayer on Spring street. A covered dish supper was enjoyed. Initiation of new officers occupied the business session. Mlsa Mildred Drury, retiring president, was pre sented with an attractive gift. New officers are: president, Ger trude Hasklns; vice president, Bette Flynn; secretary, Patricia Thompson; corresponding secretary, Barbara Schmidt; treasurer, Justine Miller and historian, Juanlta Moon. Closing time for Too Late tc Clas sify Ads la 1 :30 p m RiaoWhr n i rence s Splendid Program For David Williams Recital Tuesday Mr. John Relsacher, Medford music Instructor, presents his pupil, David Williams In vlano recital Tuesday evening, May 34 at the Baldwin Piano Shoppe at 8:15 o'clock. Mr. Williams will be assisted by Miss Jean Barnum, soprano and Mrs, James Stevens, accompanist. The program Is as follows: I Olgue, from Sixth French Suite .Bach Menuetto, D major..... ......Mogart Rhapsodte, B minor Brahms Mr. Williams n None But The Lonely Heart - Tschalkowelcy Sapphlo Ode H.......M.. Brahms The Hills Of OruKla.......Mednlkoff Miss Barnum in Mazurka, E. flat major...w..Chopln Andante flpianato Ch"pln Berceuse -... Chopin Waltz, A flat raaJor...........Chopln Mr. Williams IV The Swan Orleg summertime, from Porgy and uess Gershwin Habanera, from Csrmen Bizet Miss Barnum V The HlUs Of Anacuprl .......Debuasy uruyerera ... .. .Debussy The Submerged Cathedral Debussy Golliwog's Cake Walk Debussy Mr. Williams . Rebekah Members Elected Officers At State Session Olive Rebekah lodge No. 33 met In regular session last Monday evening uuring uie business session the fol. lowing officers were elected for the ensuing term, beginning In July: no- oie grand, viola Aldredge. vice grand. Helen wheeler, secretary, Mary Wiley and Ella Gould, treasurer. During the social hour a musical program waa enjoyed and refreshments served by sirs, uateman ana ner committee. The past week the Rebekah assent' bly of Oregon has been In aesslon In Pendleton. At this session Mrs Car rte Mae Rlckert was eleoted president of the Rebekab assembly. Mrs. Ethyl Weed was elected state vice president of the ladles auxiliary. and the degree of chivalry was con- ferred upon Bessie Thompson. All of these are members of Olive Rebekah lodge of Medford, The next meeting will be held June 16 at B p. m. and reports of the as sembly will be given by the dele- gatea. Visiting members are alwaya welcame. Meetlnga are held in the O. O. F. hall on west 8th street. W.H.M. Society Hold Convention The annual district convention of the Women's Home Missionary so cieties of the Methodist Episcopal church, convened In Grants Pass Monday (May 16) with Miss Kather- lne Maurer of Angel island as gueat speaker. Mlsa Maurer has been dea conesa there or many years. Home Mission members were present from Roaeburg. Talent, Ashland, and Med ford, Those present from Medford were: Mrs. J. M. Smylte, Mrs. Riley D. Henson, Mr. C. W. Conklln.'Mra Q. P. OlUlngs, Mrs. Nelson J. Wiley. Mrs. Jessie Beery, Mrs. I. N. MoCol lum, Mrs. J. C. Lucker, Mrs. William Bralnard, Mrs. Q. W. Howard, Mrs. W. W. Walker, Mrs. 8. J. Palmei Mrs Helen Wilson, Misses Helen Carlton, May Phlpps, Dr. E, Stannard and Mrs. Millie Tucker. D.U.V. Will Fete Dignitary's Visit The Daughters of the Union Vet erans of the Civil war. Kits Deuel Hubbs Tent, Is entertaining with a no-host dinner at the Holland lotel on Thursday evening at 8:30 o'clock The dinner, will fete the official visit of their department president. Mrs. Bernetta Johnson of Portland. Granta Pass department officers will be guests ic affair also. 1 Calendar Monday 1M p. m. Roosevelt school audi torium. fl-A class graduation pro. gram. 8:15 p. m. Josephine Albert Spsuldlng concert, Baldwin Piano ahoppe. Tuesday J 00 p. m Baptist auslllary, home Mrs. w. D. Roberts. 1011 West loth street. S:30 p. m. St. Ann'a Altar aoclety. Pariah hall. South OekdeJe avenue. 8:18 p. m. David Williams piano recital, Baldwin Piano shoppe. Thursday :S0 a. m. Thursoay Morning Study club Girls' Community club house. 1:30 p. m. Building Bridge club home Mrs. J. P. Naumes, 1001 South Onkrtale avenue. 2:00 p. m. Oolden Link class, home Mrs. Frank stlnson. 710 Park street. 8:30 p. m. Blta Deuel Tuobs Tent, dinner. Holland hotel. 8fl0 p. m. Carnation club, home M.na Hoffman, 438 Benson street. Friday ISO p. m. Electa social club. (llrla Community club house. Closing time for Too Late to Clas sify Ads Is 1:30 p m. LAWRENCE HUBERT VIOLINIST with Hublnoff, George stoll. Raymond IMIte. Ileglnnere and advanced .tuilenta accepted. Violin leaaom trlrth private. Speclsl rlaaars Gultsr and Banjo Studio n.ildwln piano Shoppe Phone 138 River Bend Lodge Scene of Luncheon And Bridge Party Mrs. D. O. Frederick and Mrs Maude Snider were joint hostesses Thursday afternoon at the latter'e summer home, "River Bend lodge" at Shady Cove. At the delightful luncheon, a bouquet of wild flowers formed the centerpiece. During the remainder of the after noon bridge waa enjoyed, with prizes going to Mrs. Prank Bellinger. Mra J. W. Bates and Mrs. R. J. Rlnabar. ger; first, second and travelling prizes in order. Ouests at the pleasant affair In cluded: Mrs. Bates, Mrs. Rlnabarger Mrs. Bellinger, Mrs. C. A. Hamlin Mra. A. P. Stennett, and Mrs. M. Llebman. . Mrs. Curran New Washington School P.'T. A. President The final meeting of the season for the Washington school Parent- Teachers association was held Fri day afternoon at the Washington school building and offlcera for the ensuing year were Installed by Mrs. Jack Heyland. Mrs. E. L. Curran will head the organization for the com- lng year with Mrs. Robert Price vice-president. Mrs. W. J. Cooney. secretary and Mrs. B. H, Thomas treasurer. In a few well chosen words, Mrs Curran pledged herself to a pro gram of furthering the activities of the Washington School P.-T.A. group and selected the following committee heads for the coming season: Mrs. Dwlght Houghton, program; Mrs. w W. Williams, membership; Mrs. Harold Aberlo. hospitality; Mrs Hobart Price, parent education; Mrs. Paul McDuffee, character education; Mrs. A. C. Wilson, hesltb: Mrs. A. D. Turnbow. home-making: Mrs. H C. Jenkins, newspaper publlcitv: Mrs. W. F. Estep. finance; Mrs Effle Adams, magazines; Mrs. H. W. How ard. room mother: Mrs. Jack Fortin, recreation and Mrs. Clifton Pond, parliamentarian. Mrs. A. E. Brockwsy spoke briefly on tne state amendment requiring state annual public schools payment oi sup per pupil. The spesker urged the parents to sign a petition now being circulated to give overy child cuance to receive an education. in her opinion. Mrs. Blanche Canode In a brief talk, stressed the Import ance of physical fitness If children are to properly progress In school and receive lull benefits of their educational work. The pupils of Mra. Canode'a and Mrs. Beeson's rooms entertained with songa, playlets and a dance. Mem bers of the faculty of the Washing- von acnooi were hostesses, serving refreshments at the close of the meeting. Wenonah Club Card Party Wenonah club entertained with a public card party at the Redman nail Friday evening. The grand prize was won bv Rob- en ftient. Frizes were awarded to earah Tollc. Gladys Lawrentz. Bud Lawrentz, Wlllard Dooms, Martha Bit- tie, verna Rawllngs, Frank Rush and wayne Keeaee. Committees In charge were Mvrtle n.ent, lone Dooms. Florence Rush Martha Blttle, Zella Flemmlng. Alice Lewis, Velma Stagier, Sarah rolle. Miner Powell, Edmere Wstson. Rose Kyle. Stella Good and Dorothea Watklna. a Mrs. Goldy Elected Rotary President Women of Rotary met Wednesdav afternoon for a delightful session at me nome or Mrs. Charles T. Sweene on the Old Pacific highway. Aiecuon or officers was In 5rder with the following members belne vuiea upon: sirs. Mark Goldy, presi dent; Mrs. Joe Marshall, vice-president; Mrs. Robert Wright, secretary treasurer. This meeting marked the final one of the season. During the bridge play. Mrs. Ooldv held high score. Iowa Guests Visit Here Mr. and Mrs. I. I. Jackson of Cedar Rapids. Iowa, are visiting Mrs W. s. Manly and Wilna Klncald at their home on South Oakdale avenue At the end of the school year, they all plan to motor to Seattle to visit relatives for a month. Later, Mr. and Mrs. Jackson and Mrs. Klncald will go east to Cedar Rapids and on to Niagara rails. New York and Boston i Mrs. Montie Gilhousen and ...... Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn Stone Cordially invit YOU to enjoy a SUNDAY AFTERNOON of pleasant relaxation at lovely . , ROGUE RIVER LODGE on the banks of Rogne River, only 35 min utes from Medford on the Crater Lake highway. ' Special Entertainment Music by Jed Murphy's Orchestra Sandwiches-Beverags-Special 60c Lunch Steak and Chicken Dinners $1 Delicious foods , . . prepared and served just as YOU like them! 't'' ' ' ' 'jsji'j fete -iMMmm SO DAZZLING WAS RECEPTION photographers gave three Albanian brtacessei Ruble (left), Myzejcn and Maxliide (right), that they shut their eyes, temporarily, to United ItaUe they'd come to ee. They wouldn't discuss reports they're "husband-minded." ' Joan Leland Weds Frank J. Beers In Grants Pass Rites A wedding of special Interest took place at Grants Pass on Modday aft ernoon, May 10, when Joan Leland charming daughter of Mrs. Prances Leland of this city, became the brldi of Prank James Beers at a simple ring ceremony at the Metliodlst Eplscopal parsonage In that city Only the Immediate relatives of the couple were present. Mrs. Beers is well known In Med ford, having moved here from Arl zona eight years ago with her mothei and brother, Gilbert Leland. She Is a graduate of the Medford high school and is very popular with the younger set here. The groom came to Medford a year ago from Portland and Is a member of the state police force. He attended University of Oregon, where he was member of Sigma Chi fraternity, and also attended Eastern Oregon Normal. 1 ' Immediately following the cere mony the couple left by motor for Portland and points north. They will return to Medford about June 1 and will make their home here. Past-Matrons Entertain Neighbor Clubs The past-matrons of Reames chap ter No. 66 O. E. S. entertained the Past-matrons clubs of Klamath PallB and Grants Pass Thursday at a luncheon given In the OeMolay hall Thirty-five guests were present tc enjoy the Medford members' hospl tallty. The tables were very attrac tive with May poles and vases of snowballs and coral bells. After the luncheon many ladles played bridge-land beano while others visited. Prizes for high scores In bridge were awarded to Mrs. George WUletH and Mrs. L. C. Hunter of Klamath Falls and to Mrs. B. Baker and Mrs L. Vannese of Grants Pass. The Past-matrons club of Reames chapter will hold Its last meeting of the summer on June 0. Mesdames Ethel Boggs, Ann Brayton and Har riet Merrltt will be the hostesses. Thursday Club To Hear Mrs. Lawrence Thursday Morning Study club will meet May 26 at the Girls' Commun ity club house at 9:30 o'clock In the morning. An Interesting program Is being offered. Mrs. John Lawrence will be the guest speaker. She has chosen Austrls as her subject. Mrs. Lawrence Is an authority on history and Is regarded as an excellent speaker. Mrs. Jack Spalding will review the book "Pepita." a biography of a Spanish dancer by the author, Sac- Ille-West. Mrs. A. R. Clement will talk on television. St. Ann's Group Meeta Tuesday St. Ann's Altar society will con vene at the parish hall on South Oakdale avenue Tuesday at 2:30 'clock. Building Bridge Club Meeting Building Bridge club will meet Thursday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock for dessert luncheon at the home of Mrs. J. P. Naumes. 1001 South I Oskdale avenue. Mra. Mary Weaton will be the assistant hostess. Evening Banquet Enjoyed Thursday By AAUW Members Members of American Association of University Women and their guests participated In one of the most enjoyable affairs ever held by the A.A.U.W. A banquet Thursday evening at the Hotel Holland followed by unique program was In order. Table decorations arranged by Mrs John Lawrence were most attractive. A centerpiece of mixed flowers pre. dominating In snap dragons, colum bine and ferns with white candles In beautiful white pottery holders formed the effective setting for the dinner. Miss Vera Humphrey presided aa toastmlstress and Introduced Mrs. David Yale and Mrs. H. D. Ferry who told of their experiences the A.A.U.W. state conference held last month in Corvallis. Miss Floy Young led In the sing ing or various college songs in which all members took part. Miss Dorothy Jane Hester accompanied them on the piano. miss Jean oarman was general cnairman of the pleasant affair. Out-of-town guests Included Mra. Mable Ausrnan. sister of Mrs. Ftrrv. and Miss Lucie Landen of Southern Oregon Normal school. wminnbee in cnarge waa com posed of Helen Winter, Arlene Hay. Fredericks Brommer, Mrs. Lawrence and Jean Steel. Electa Club .Meets Frldny Electa Social club will convene Friday at the Girl's Communitv club house for dessert luncheon at i:3u o'clock. Carnation Club Meeting Soon Carnation club will convene Thurs day evening at 8 o'clock at the home of Mlna Hoffman, 425 Bnson street. Baptist Group ' .Meets Tiiesdav Ladies' auxiliary of the First Ban- tist church will convene at the home of Mra. W. D. Roberts, 1011 West Tenth street, Tuesdav at 2:00 o'clock. Missionary program la In chsrge of Mrs. Mary Shlckland and the social committee Is composed of Mrs. R. L. Hague and Mrs. E. E. Wilson. Land Ulg Salmon GRANTS PASS. May 21. (API- Visitors again Jutshone local anglers In thla week's Rogue river salmon derby ending yeaterday. E. J. Stelnke of Hollywood was first with a 39 pound 12-ounce Chinook. Walter La- made of WllllQmsport. Penn., was secono with 35 pounds two ounces Stelnke'a fish is the lamest vet weighed this season. Dse Mail mbune Want Ada. Kf, S PASTEURIZED MILK Assures HEALTH she's been brought up to know the " importance of milk in her diet at least ft full pint a day. It's the food-beverage that builds health 1 SNIDER S DAIRY & PRODUCE CO. Class Program At Roosevelt School Monday A school event of much Interest will tske place Monday at a o'clock In the Roosevelt school auditorium when the Home and School circle meets and a program wilt be present ed by the 6A graduating claas. group of mothers from the various grades will be hostesses. The program Is as followa: Piano duet Rosea of Bohemia . - Kowalski Bernlce Myers and Betty Johnson Welcome Harry Nordwlck Songa: (a) Where God Hath Walked from opera "Joseph" Mehul (b) The Nightingale Llzst Violin solo. ..Richard Bishop Good-bye -Virginia Hammond Song. Farewell to our Scnool Members of the 8A class Include these students: Ruth Andrews. Luella Arnold, Jack Baker, George Barnum, Wesley Bee- man, Richard Bishop, Spencer Bronv ley, Jennie Carson, Jean Coffin, Betty coivin, Mary Bruce Crane, Betty Dea. ver, Steve Dlpple, Ruth Dow, Junior Dinger, Leigh Wayne Eden, Joan Elliott, Philip Gates, Carl Gross, Vir ginia Hall. Dellajean Hammond, Virginia Ham mond, Harriet Hart, Jack Hasbrook, David Holmea, Betty Hughee, JoAnn Humphrey, Betty Johnson, Melvln Johnson, Helen Kendall, Kathrvn Lyons, Lola June Lyons, Jack McOlaln Kenneth McConnell, Bruce McKay, Ivajoy Mornlngatar, Bernlce Myers. June Nlssen, Harry Nordwlck, Reglha parsons. Alice Phillips, Maurice Pierce, rm Reams, Beulah Rummel, Msrvln Sar gent, Edith Saunders. Joyce Sims, Arlon Skinner. Vernon Tye, Robert Kelsenburger. Alice Wllday, Lawrence Wilson. Eugene Winkle. Wallace Woods. Patricia Young, Peggy Young. SONS HISTORY CLUB PICKS NEW LEADERS SOUTHERN OREGON STATE NOR MAL SCHOOL. ASHLAND, May 21. (Bpi.)-oiiicers of the Oregon His tory club of the Southern OreEon State Normal school elected recently inciuae nimer Ayres of Ashland, orea- laent; Aiaxine Emmons of Marshfleld. vice-president; Leah Etta Evans of Medford, secretary-treasurer; Dr. Ar- tnur s. Taylor of the Normal school iaculty, adviser. The annual trip to Jacksonville to visit the museums and other places niatoricai interest is the most Important event being planned by the club at present. WINDOW GLASS-We sell window laas and will .eptaoe your oroken windows reasonably Trowbridge Cab inet Works MART GIRL KNOWS THAT GRADE A Talented Soloist Presents Concert Monday Evening On Monday evening at 8:1ft o'clock at the Baldwin Piano shoppe, the Medford Music club wlU present Jo. sephlne Albert Spauldlng, mezzo-soprano, in concert. Mrs. llpauldlng la considered one of the outstanding singers in the Northwest, she has appeared as solo ist with the Portland Symphonic or chestra under the direction of Wil liam Von Hoogstraten on several oc casions. In 1913 Mrs. Spauldlng wa a Music Federation contest winner for the state of Oregon and again for the Pacific Northwest, and represented the Paclflo Northwest in the national contests at Minneapolis. This talented mezzo-soprano haa pleasant personality, a large reper tlore and delights In pleasing her au di encee with many and varied selec tions. Tickets for the concert may be pur chased from members of the Medford Music club, Prultt's Music and Radio Center or Mrs. William McAllister, phone 370-B. Monday evening's program consists of the following numbers: I. Alma Mia George Frederick Handel Spessa Vlbra Aleasandro Scarlatti Les Fllles de Cadtx Leo Dellbes II. Erul.7 Erleh Wrtlff Mausfallen-Spruechle.n.-.Hugo Wolf The Time for Making Songa Has Come James Rogers Irla Daniel Wolf Little Finnish Folk Song arr, by Koatl Vehanen rreu aea nemparis uo oevuie (oeg- uedllle) from the opera "Car men" George Bizet nr. Old Mother Hubbard (set In the manner of Handel, Hely -Hutchinson Transfiguration - Winter Watta Negro Spirituals- Lord, I want to Be. arr. by Stewart Wllle De Gospel Train ... arr by H. T. Burleigh The Night Has a Thousand Eyes........ Richard Hageman Love Went A-Rldlng -....Frank Bridge News of 4-H i CLUBS (By IJrvan Yorton.) Plans for attending summer school at Corvallis were discussed by the Stltch-ln-Ttme club at Its meeting, May 14, at the home of Mrs. Albert Bigham. with Delia Blgham acting aa hostess. Plans were also made for making small articles to be sold at next lnont- lng of the Ladles' Social club. Only four members of the club were present, spending the afternoon working on their projects. Following business meeting, refresh ments were served by the hostess. Next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Luther Day, May 28, with Alice Day assisting her mother as hostess. 1 Oregonians Increase Insurance On Lives SAN FRANCISCO. May 30. (API The state of Oregon had S577.617.- 13S of ordinary life Insurance la force at the start of this year, an Increase of $26,293,721 during 1937, a compilation by Dow Jones & Co. showed today. Oroup Insurance totaled $72.009.. 455. rising $11,842,496, and Industrial Insurance gained $2,382,372. totaling $41,247,738. Dse Mall Tribune Want Ads B. Thrifty Says: ."As they ssy In cards 'never lead a deuce when you hold an ace' That goes for sending out the washing, too!" 0 0 0 A tragedy of Blue-Monday sometimes happens when you send out the washing. If klddle'B little cart tips over or something that's Jut TOCR hard luckl Send It out with B. THRU-IT and If anything happens Its OUR hard luck! Well ssve you money on every washing AND DO IT BETTER I Learn our number No. V7 Your Master Laundrr AMERICAN LAUNDRY JSJ SOI Til I tMRL 1