MEDFORD MATT, TRTTSUNR. MEDFOTU). (YREGOX. MONDAY, .TUNE '27.
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Society and Clubs
By Clara Mary Davis
Miss Eathel Jones
Married Sunday
To Glen Stewart
At a beautiful ceremony held Sun
day at 2 o'ctock at St. Mark's Epis
copal church, Mies Eathel Jones,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Jones
of Medford, became the bride of Mr.
Glen Stewart, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Logan Stewart of Portland. Fattier
Ernest S. Bartlam officiated In the
ring service.
The bride, given in marriage by her
father, wore a navy blue dress trim
med In white and white accessories.
She carried a bouquet of lilies of
the valley, white sweet peas and
sweetheart rowbuds. The Drlde's only
attendant. Miss Mildred Buckles,
wore a becoming blue ensemble and
a corsage of yellow and pink rose
buds. Candles and spring flowers
decoratod the altar.
Dr. Russell Jones, brother of the
bride, acted es best man for Mr.
' Stewart.
The bride's mother wore a gown of
printed blue chiffon and an orchid
corsage t Mrs. Stewart, mother of
the bridegroom, wore a dark blue
ensemble and a gardenia corsage.
The couple left Immediately after
the ceremony for a wedding trip to
Oregon beaches and Victoria, B. C.
They will make their home in Med
ford, after July 8.
Mr. Stewart Is a graduate of Med
ford high school, hla family livlug
formerly resided in this city. He is
associated with the Medford corpo
ration. Out-of-town guests attending the
wedding Included the bridegroom's
parents, the bride's sister. Miss Eva
Jones of ' San Francisco, and her
brother, Dr. Russell Jones, Portland,
Ore.
Court of Awards
Special Program
For Girl Scouts
The special Girl Scout court of
honor will be held out of doors at
the city park playground, Wednes
day evening from 8 to 7 o'clock.
Following the court a picnic dinner
will be enjoyed.
Program for the court of awards is
u follows:
Opening Solor Guards Nancy Mor
row. Singing. "America the Beautiful."
Welcome Mrs. O. B. Morrow, com
missioner. Presentation of Awards Mrs. John
C. Boyle and Mrs. Robert Frame, as
sisted by captains of various troops
Skit. "Specialties" All Girl Scouts
in summer activities.
Brownie Fly Up Members of pack
three becoming Girl Scouts of troop
18.
Closing singing, "Oh Beautiful
Banner," Girl Scout Promise.
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Venita Gardner Has ,
Birthday Party
On Sunday afternoon at the home
of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. W, L.
Gardner, little Venita Gardner cele
' brated her fifth birthday with an
enjoyable birthday party.
During the afternoon Miss Gard
ner's small guests had refreshments
and played games. The highlight of
the affair was a trip to the Medford
airport. Miss Venita was the recip
ient of many lovely presents.
Children present for the festivities
were the Misses Maryllan Mayers.
Sammle Lee Smith, Beble MUlsap,
Alison Campbell, Harriet Campbell
and Master Richard Hanson.
Mrs. Gilbert Here
For Brief Visit
Mrs. Clyde Gilbert arrived In Med
ford recently to spend a few days
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
W. C. Janes, at their home on Capi
tal Hill.
Mrs. -Gilbert resides In Viola. Calif
near Redding. She and Mr. Gilbert
are owners of the Viola resort. She
expects to return to her home there
Wednesday.
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Dinner Party At
Chateau Enjoyed
Friday Evening
A group of Medford's younger set
gathered Friday evening for a no
host dinner and dancing party held
at the Chateau. Prior to dinner, a
cocktail affair was held at the
George M. Roberts home on Crown
Hill.
Enjoying the evening were Miss
Leah Inch, Mr. Tom Emmens, Miss
Barbara Sheldon, Mr. Dtck Reum,
Mr. Chauncey Brewer, Miss Helene
Salade. Miss Dorothy Roberts, Mr.
Allyn Monroe, Mrs. Robert Maenta.
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Westergren of
Grants Pass, Mr. and Mrs. John
Day, Mr. James Hayes, Jr., Mr. and
Mrs. William Cunningham. Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Barnes, and Mr. Dick
Shearer.
Lions Delegate
Return F rom
State Convention
Delegates and guests attending the
State Lions convention at Wallowa
Lake resort In Enterprise. June 19,
30 and 31, returned to Medford tast
week. Those making the trip were
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Marti, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Runtz, Mr. and Mrs. Mi
chael Beck and daughters. La Mcrl
Beck Witt and DeAnn Beck, Mr. and
Mrs. Laurence Pennington and Mr.
Eston Humphrey.
Delegates divided the state Into
three districts, electing A. L. Haun
of Engene, president of one; Lions
International are to appoint two.
Mrs. George Davis was elected presi
dent of the auxiliary; Mrs. Graham
Kiltam, first vice-president; Mrs.
Harry Scott, second vice-president,
Mrs. Oscar Shepherd, Grants Pass,
third vice-president, and Mrs. Fred
Hellbronner of Klamath Falls, secretary-treasurer.
A distinguished guest was Frank
V. Birch, president of Lions Interna
tional of Milwaukee, Wis.
La Merke Beck Witt was presented
on the program Sunday evening in
several vocal numbers, and her sis
ter, De Ann Beck, entertained with
a dance number.
It was the consensus that this
convention was the best ever held,
the cowboy breakfast on Tuesday
morning being the highlight of the
entertainment. The next convention
will be held In Salem.
Mrs. James Firth
At Kirtland Farm
Mrs. James Firth and young son,
David, of Crescent City. Calif., ar
rived In Medford recently and are
visiting Mrs. Firth's grandmother,
Mrs. A. L. Withington at Kirtland
Farm near Central Point.
Mrs. Firth wilt remain here until
the Fourth of July, at which time
she will.be Joined by Mr. Firth and
return to her home on the coast.
She was accompanied to Medford by
Harold Arthur, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Ernie Arthur of Crescent City, who
are frequent visitors . In this city.
Master Arthur will spend a few days
visiting at the farm.
Rotary Group
Returns Here
Medford residents attending the
Rotary International convention held
in San Francisco, Calif., returned to
their respective hQmes here over
the week-end.
Among those enjoying the ses
sions were Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wray,
Mr. and Mrs. Roland Hubbard, Mark
Goldy. Mr. and Mrs. A. Orin Schenck.
Al Llttrell. E. C. Corn, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Newman, Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Whitelaw and Dr. Charles T. Sweeney,
D. A. V. Auxiliary
Meet Tn end a v.
D. A. V. auxiliary will hold .their
regular business meeting In the
armory Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock.
Convention reports wilt be given
at this time and refreshments served
following the session.
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Picnic Supper At
Gold Hill Sunday
A picnic was enjoyed Sunday after
noon at the home of Walter McLaln
In Gold Hill, the occavn being a
surprise birthday party far Mr. Mc
Laln. Following the lawn dinner, a pleas
ant time was had singing and en
Joying music with Frank Thompson
playing the piano.
Present at the party were Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Thompson; Mr. and Mrs.
McColerter of Ashland; Mrs. M,
Patee of Detroit, Mich.; Mr. and Mrs.
N. S. Young, Mr. W. G. Trill. Mr. and
Mrs. R. Richardson and Mr and Mrs.
McLaln.
The group plans to have many
more picnic affairs during the sum
mer months
Fabrick Home
Scene of Party
A pleasant Sunday evening affair
was held at the home of Mrs. Mar
garet Fabrick on Crater Lalce ave
nue, when Mrs. Paul Selby and
Miss Marjorie Kelly were co-hostesses
for a cocktail party.
Fifty guests called between the
hours of 5 to 7 o'clock. The rooms
were attractive with bouquets of
spring flowers. The table, with trays
of colorful canapes, was appointed
with a large white vase of mixed
flowers and a beautiful white lace
cloth.
Herrings Have
House Guest
Mrs. Wilhelmina Herring arrived
In Medford Sunday evening from
Tacoma, Wash. She Is the house
guest of her son and daughter-in
law, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur IS. Her
ring, at their home on King street
Mrs. Herring will visit here for a
week before returning to her home
In Walla Walla, Wash.
Calendar
Tuesday
2:00 p.m. Baptist church ladles
auxiliary, home Dr. Eva Carlow, 26
South Laurel Btreet.
8:00 p.m. DAV auxiliary, armory
What the Girl
Scouts Are Doing
A special Girl Scout horseback trip
a t Dodge's academy will be held
Tuesday. Mrs. William Cunningham
Is In charge of the trip. Scouts will
assemble at the library lawn at 4:16
o'clock.
FOUR LOCAL STUDENTS
ON U. OF 0. HONOR ROLL
EUGENE, June 37. (AP) A total
of 153 University of Oregon students,
a near-record number, earned "hon
or" roll grades during the spring
term, C. L. Constance, assistant reg
istrar, Tevealed Sundny. Seven made
perfect grades.
Honor students Included Robert
B. Chllcotc and Frederick W. Hyde.
Klamath Falls; Jeanne L. Hamilton,
Barbara R. Holt, Philip B. Lowrey.
Medford; Donald S. Richardson, Cen
tral Point, and Jeanne M. Hughes,
Rose burg.
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way at the left and down to bottom of the canyon. This Is Mormon Flat dam, one of a scries of (our
on the Salt river In Arizona, built as a federal reclamation project to store and regulate water for the
sreat Salt Kiver valley. The spillway has just been completed. Besides this project, .which Is In the
region near Phoenix, (he federal reclamation bureau is constructing the All-American canal to carry
Colorado river waer to Southern California.
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FROM SCOTTISH MOORS NEAR DENVER went kllt-c!ad band to Shrlners con-
vention in Los Angeles. The Shrtncrs chose A. A. D. Ralin of Minneapolis Imperial potentate.
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HEARING SLATED
The Bishpp brothers of Sams Val
ley, charged with alleged assault and
battery upon Paul A. Williams, state
policeman, through counsel, entered
a plea of not guilty, and a hearing
was set for Wednesday in Justice
court. Attorney Charles Reames ap
peared for the brothers.
According to the stata policeman
one of the brothers, while being
questioned, struck him In the mouth
with his fist and fled, ignoring com
mands to halt. The incident occurred
last week.
Ray Vinson of the Butte Falls dis
trict, charge d with hitting his
father-in-law. John N. Wisdom, In
the forehead with a hammer dur
ing a dispute, was granted a sus
pended sentence of one year. The
father-in-law requested that leniency
be shown.
Alameda Bazon of Chlloquin, Wat
kins Davis of Beatty and Owen Mc
Caffcry of Klamath Falls were each
fined $10 and costs for being drunk
on a public highway. The first two
are Indians. McCaffery claimed they
had picked him up and were driving
him to Klamath Falls.
SETTLE CAR SUIT
The damage suit of C. D. Vroman
against Louis J. Upp, scheduled For
trial today In circuit court has been
settled out of court. The suit grew
out of an accident at North Central
avenue and Fourth street, over n
5 ear ago. Vroman In the first trial
sought damages for alleged Injuries
received, when three cars, driven by
Upp and Vroman, and another man
collided.
In the first trial, no award was
given, and the caso vu appealed to
the state supreme court, which or
dered a re-hearing.
The suit of Con R. Newbury and
wife against C. T. Steward and wife
for 93000 alleged damages, la sched
uled to start Wednesday In circuit
court. The action involves a concroto
wall between the residences of tho
litigants In East Medford.
NEIGHBOR GOVERNORS
GIVEN OREGON INVITE
SALEM, June 37. (AP) Governor
Charles H. Martin Invited Governor
Clarence D. Martin of Washington
and Governor Frank Merrlam of Cali
fornia to attend the opening next
Saturday of Oregon's 13,500,000 capi
tol. The ceremonies will be broadcast
over a nationwide network of the
Mutual broadcasting system, , , .
State departments probably will
begin moving In next week-end.
KLAMATH HAY HANDS
TO DRAW SAME PAY
KLAMATH FALLS, Ore.. June 37
(AP) Hay field wagn In thli dis
trict tbli year will be the mum h
THjU$ flUMt THI
. MATUMIM
Antoinette conceU-0
last, It was decided Saturday by
representatives of various farm
arouDB. Commoi, tabor will brine
1.76 a day with board, or 3.60
without.
Closing time for Too Lata to Clas
sify Ads la 1:80 p m.
Use Mail Tribune Want Ada.
Ho, Athos,
Porthos!-You
Live Again
NOT ALONE for them
selves did the Three
Musketeers maintain their
famed slogan of "One for
all and all for one." When
D'Artagnan came along upon
his yellow horse they extended
their fraternity to include him.
In the spirit of Athos, Por. .
thos, and Aramis, the oil com.
panies of the Pacific Coast have
achieved in common an tin
common thing. They've formed
I community corporation open
to more than 1000 producing, ;
refining, and distributing or
ganizations. '
This unusual corporation will
ipend a buxom sum to put on
in outstanding exhibit it the
Golden Gate International Ex
position next year in San Fran
cisco Bay telling the fascinat
ing tale of oil without reference
to anybody's products or com
mercial interests.
The colorful story of petro
leum running from the dark
est dark ages of geologic time, :
through history, past today and
Into tomorrow will be pre
sented as the elaborate and
compelling drama It is.
'
Into this united enterprise
the industry is taking as partner
a Fourth Musketeer the Public
whose Interest is paramount
in everything oil means to the
people of the world and the .
society la which they live.
Standard Oil Company
of California
, No.M
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