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PAOE TWO rEDFOT7T) MATL TRTBUXE. MTTDFCVRD. OTfEGON'. THURSDAY. OCTOBER ft. 1938, Society and Clubs By Clara Mary Davit Luncheon Shower Party Honors Miss Emily Brown Mrs. Jack Simpson entertained yes terday afternoon at her home or Howard street with a luncheon and bridge shower party honoring Mlra Xmlly Frazer Brown, bride elect. Luncheon was sorved at small tables prettily appointed with (all flowers. OuesU presented the honors with many lovely handkerchiefs at the shower after which bridge was en Joyed for the remainder of the after noon. Recipients of bridge prizes in eluded Mrs. Chester Hubbard and Mrs. Allan P. Perry. Those present at the affair ware: Mesdamea Dwlght Plndley. William McAlllstor, Frank Perl, Cheater Hub bard, Allan F. Perry, Kenneth Den man and L. L. Sanders. Miss Brown's marriage to Mr. Rob ert Leonard McClure of Chicago will be solemnized In this elty Friday, October 14. She Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Frazer Brown and a prominent member of Med ford's social set. Federated Group Enjoys Session F riday Afternoon Federated missionary council of Modford met Friday afternoon at the Zlon Luthoran church with the pres ident, Mrs. Donna Taylor In charge of the business session. Interesting reports were lven by the presidents of the following socle - ties: Baptist, Christian, Lutheran, , First Methodist, Naearene. South Methodist, Presbyterian, Episcopal and Jacksonville Presbyterian. Mrs. Maynard Putney conducted the devotional period. Dr. 0. O. Drum- mond of the First Christian church, a retired missionary from India, ' gave a very Interesting talk of work In India. A violin solo by Hay won, accompanied by Mrs. Werner Jessen -and a vocal solo by Mrs. Jesssn ac companied by Katharine Oentncr were enjoyed by the audience. Refreshments were served by the women of the hostess church. Farewell Party Honors Couple A delightful farewell party was given Tuesday evening at the homo of Mrs. Daphne Wilcox on Taylor street. The affair honored Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Crowel wro are leaving Medford soon to make their home near Ruch. Thirty-two friends were present and the evening waa spent In play ing games and visiting. Mary Smith and Mamie Benford assisted the hostess In serving re freshments. Parent Teachers I nstr action School Progressive Parsnt-Tencher nflU m Jackson county are. looking ror- ' ward to tht school of Instruction for P.-T. A. workers to be held on -Thursdsy, October 18, 1038, at the Methodist Church, South, corner : of Oakdnle and Main, Medford. Mrs. C. W. Walls, state president. will conduct the school, which will basin at 10 a. m. Luncheon will be served. A nursery for younger chil dren will be appreciated by mothers. The county has been divided Into four sections, and a prize will be given the unit In each section hav Ing the largest percentage of old eers and oommltte chairman pres ent. Daughters of Nile Meet on Saturday Zulelma Temple No. IS. Daughters of the Nile, will meet In Ashland on Saturday, October 8. with large delegations expected from Medford, Qranta Paat and Klnmnth Falls. A luncheon will bn served at the Plnza at 13;30 p. m., to which all membera are Invited. The regular stated session will be held at a p. m. In the Masonic tem ple, at which time Mrs. Anna Ham merbacker of Grants Pans will pre side as queen of the temple. Plana will be discussed concerning the coming Fall Ceremonial to be held In November. Grange Couple Announce Troth The wedding In lata October of Miss Florence Clifford of Medford and Morris Byrne of Applegate was announced during the lunch hour following the booster night program at Upper Applegate Orange Friday evening. The bride-to-be Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Clifford, and Mr. Bvrne Is a son of Mr. and Mrs. John Byrne. Both are well known In Oratice circles. College CluT Meets Saturday College Women's club of Rogue River valley will convene Seturdsy efwrnoon at the home of Mrs. X. H Hunj. USD West 10th street. Mrs. Oeorce w. Neilson will be the social chairman and a book re view of "Forbidden Journey" will be presented. Grants Pass Radio Application Filed WASHtNOTON, Oct. . (V-The federal communications commission received an application yesterday from the Southern Oregon Broad casting company at Orants Psss. Ore., for a permit to build a new station Klnner Planned For Nunilay Queen Ann Altar society will spon sor chicken dinner In the parish hall on South Oskdele avenue Sun day from U to 7 o'clock. Mrs. Clsra Fisher Is In charge of the affair, Parents Anticipate "Back to School" Occasion Tuesday "Parents Back to School Night" will be an occasion which no parent who Is Interested In his child and his school Is going to want to miss. Next Tuesday night, beginning at 8 p.m., the teachers of Junior High school, cooperating with the P.-T. A. are throwing the school wide open and parents are going to shed a few years and bo "school kids" onoe more. "School" will operate on Its regular schedule with the exception that the periods will be shorter and par ents are to take the places of their children. They will meet their child's teachers. They may alt In their child's seat, see how his rooms look and where they an located. Teacher will call their regular rolls and parents will anawer "pres ent" for his child's name. Parents will definitely not be asked to recite, but may ask the tescher aa many question a he like. There will be seven 10-mlnut pe riods. Half of the period will belong to the teacher when they will ex plain briefly the oontent, alms and methods of the course. The second half will belong to the parents for discussions and questions. Following claase every one will re turn to the auditorium to Join In a rousing pep-assembly with Ray Hen derson aa pep leader. Then "lunches" will bo served. The tescher and committee are working hard to make this a big night for parent who can still re member (when tslklng to their chil dren) how good they used to be In school. Already several fathers hav been appointed Bull Dog Guards and will be there, strutting Bull Dogs on their chests, to ahow the "parent-kids" the ropes. -About 000 families are represented In Junior HI, which In turn repre sents between 1000 and 1200 par ents. Surely most of these psrents will appreciate the effort of a staff of hard-working teachers In staying for an entire evening, so that parent may know what la being done for their boys and girls In their respective classes. Every parent who Is properly In, tercsted In his child and his school going to save, If possible, next Tuesday night for "Parents' Back to School Night" at Junior HI school. Roosevelt Circle To Meet Friday Ths Roosevelt Home and School circle wll hold Its first meeting of the year Friday at 3:30 In the after noon. A good attendance la urged as plans for the coming year are to be discussed. More immediate ax the plans for the Hallowe'en frolic that la held annually to raise funds for the lunch room. New comers Into the district are especially Invited to come so that they may become acquainted with the work of the circle. There will be a short program by members of the 6A class. A group of 4-B mothera will be hostesses for the social hour. Rummage 81 Start Friday' Olive Rebekah lodge met In reg ular session Monday evening. Plans were discussed for a rummage sale to b held Friday and Saturday. P.T.A. Activities Lincoln ichool Parent-Teachers -locution will meet tomorrow after noon at 8 o'clcck In the school. The children In Miss Abbott's room will present the program and the moth ers of the children In Mrs. Hamilton's room will have charge of the refresh ments. Alt parents are asked to be present et the meeting. Calendar Thursday. 7:80 p. m. Royal Neighbors, K, P. hall. 8:00 p. m. Degrees of Honor club, hall over Baldwin Piano ahoppe. Friday 1:00 p. m. St. Mark's Guild, par ish hall. 6:00 p. m. Canton auxiliary, I. O. O. F. hall. Obituary. Thaddcus A. Danes Funeral services for Thaddeiu A. Dawes who passed away Tuesday eve ning at Jacksonville, will be held at the Conger funeral parlors Friday at 3:30 p. m. Rev. W. A. Dawes of the Baptist church will have echarge of services and interment will be I made In the Siskiyou Memorial park. Canton Ladies Meet Friday The Ladles auxiliary of the Can ton P. M. will convene tomorrow eve ning at 8 o'clock In the L O. O. P. hall. All members are Asked to attend the session aa plans for the district convention, which will meet In Mod ford November 13. will be formulated. St. Mark's To Meet Friday , St. Mark's Guild will convene Fri day afternoon at 1 o'clock In the parish hall on North Oaklale ave nue for a hot dish luncheon after which a social hour and business ses sion will be held. All members are asked to attend. Henry IV. Hal! Henry Wilson Hall, a resident of Medford for the past twenty-one years passed away early Thursday morning at the age of OS years. Mr. Hall with his family came to Med ford from Btenfleld, Ore., In 1917, and had followed carpenter work since coming to Medford. Mrs. Hall preceded htm In death In 1933. He is survived by his mother who with two sisters reside In North Dakota, one sister In Texaa, five children, Mrs. J. W. Wuelder of Albany, Calif., Mrs. J. C. Rebholtz of 8an Francisco, Cel., Mrs. C. P. Jacqua of Stiver ton, Ore.. Qeorge I. Hall and Mrs. H. V. Daugh erty of Medford. Funeral services will be conducted at the grsvesldo In the Medford 1 O. O. F. cemetery Saturday at 3 p. m. by Lodge number 83 I. O. O. P. of which he was a member. Conger fu neral parlors are In charge of ar rangements. WINDOW o lass We sell window glass and will replace your or ok en windows reasonably Trowbridge Cab inet Works DISCOVER RARE COFFEE FLAVOR IN M J B's RICHER ROAST m Ob, you can 7 fool m it's this ricbM J'B Ccjftt you low. Double-blending makes a delicious difference that you can taste, at any strength you may prefer. Finer flavor Is guaranteed in M J'B fully developed, com pletely unifying tttry timt. 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Fitted Coats Navy Flat back coats Good Earth Swing- skirts , Green Black Brown Sizes 12 to 44 $35 and $39.75 values Harvest Festival Price ' $28.00 SPORT COATS Beautiful new sport coats in high shades; also black and navy. Made by Printzess and Pacifio Maid. Camel Hair Herringbone Tweed ' Novelty Boucles Values to $24.75 Harvest Festival Price $19.00 Furred Cloth Coats One group of cloth coats with large fur collars in new Fall styles. Fitted models Swagger Models Belted Models Sizes 14 to 44. Regular $24.75 Values Harvest Festival Price $19.00 For large women. Wool boucles. Colors: Wine, Black. Navy, Rust. Size 38 to 44. Regular $24.75 values. Harvest Festival price SWAGGER SUITS $19.75 SPORT COATS Another large shipment of sport coats in all wanted colors. Two groups at a special purchase price. Compare with $15.00 coats. Sizes 12 to 44. Harvest Festival Price $9.85 and $12.50 MANNISH TAILORED SUITS Ladies' mannish tailored suits in men's wear and gabardine. Plain and pin stripes. Black Brown Navy Oxford. Harvest Festival Prices $10.50 $12.50 $19.75 GOLD STRIPE Silk Hosiery BY GOTHAM Three thread crepe Four thread chiffon seven thresd service .Ml nriv Fall shades, site S'j to in4. 79c pair 3 pair for $2.00 EXTRA SPECIAL Allur Form and Wear Pruf Slips The most perfect flttln slip ever styled. Tailored and lace trimmed. Whit and tea roe. Rrrillar 85.95. Harvest Festival Pale price $1.98 Limit two to a customer. NEW FALL DRESSES A large group of lovely Fall dresses in all wanted styles and colors. New dining, dancing, and all sorts of daytime styles. Smart to the last detail. Sizes 12-20 38-44 Half sizes lQ2 to 26J4 Luscious colored wools Black Wine Hough crepe SPic8,,rusl , Woodland green velvets Mahogany Matalasses Teal blue These Dresses Are Priced at $985 . $25o . $1975 . $2975 FALL DRESSES Hundreds of dresses for afternoon, street, school or business wear. Light weight wools Rough crepes Ribbed crepes Plaids Kant stretch jerseys Black and all Fall colors. Missy sizes 12 to 20. Woman's sizes 38-44. Values to $16.50. Draped bodices Semi-fitted sleeves Dirndl skirts Tailored types HARVEST FESTIVAL PRICE f 37.95 DAYTIME DRESSES $g88 2 DRESSES FOR $10.00 Just unpacked out of New York a large group of daytime dresses for street and school wear. Colors: Black Teal Blue Wine Green. Misses' sizes 12 to 20. 'Women's sizes 38 to 44 Regular $7.95 values. Harvest Festival Price BLOUSES Hundreds of new blouses, Satins and Crepes; also Plaids. All colors. Sizes 34 Ho 44 Harvest Festival Price $1.98 EXTRA SPECIAL SLIPS Slips by Wear Prof and Martha Maid , Satin and Crepe Tea Rose Lace Trimmed White Tailored Sizes 32 to 44. Regular 81.08 values $1.39 Two Slips for $2.00 A'lure Brassieres "A" for the Small, Youthful Bust "B" for the Average Bust "0" for the large Bust S1.00-S1.98-S3.95 Visit Our Corset Dept. Never more complete in every detail. New Le Gants 85.00 to $12.50 New Bontons $1.9S to $7.50 New Vassarettes $5.00, $7.50 to $10.00 BURELSON'S DOWN STAIRS STORE Visit our sport department and millinery department in our downstairs basement. Never were sport things more interesting and never a larger stock. JACKETS Jackets Plaid Jackets Suede Jackets Flannel Jackets Corduroy Sizes 12 to 20 llrrvest Festival Price Tweeds Fitted styles Dirndl styles Zipper styles All colors $3.98 100's NEW DRESSES In silk prints, taffetas, rayon spuns. Sizes 14 to 44. Harvest Sale Price $3.88 2 for $6.00 BUREL Brushed Wool Twin Sets Colors: Rust, Blue, Oreen, Black. Sizes 34 to 40. Zipper and button styles Just unpacked this week. $5.95 SWEATERS Hundreds of slip-on Sweaters short and long sleeves, Sonja Henie styles. Zephyr wools and novelty weaves. White, Black, Wine, Teal Rust. Sizes 34 to 40. $1.98 to $2.98 SON'S SKIRTS FOR FALL Plaited, Swing, Dirndl, and Suspender styles. Sizes 24 to 32. Harvest Festival Price $1.98 $2.98 $3.88 HOSIERY All new shades in service and chiffon. Sizes 8--J to 104. 47c pair Ladies Ready To Wear Store Medford Bldg. Phone 28 i Closing time for Poo Lata to Clas sify Ads is 1:80 p co. THI CO'MI W ITH THI VI
