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rEDFCffiP MAIL TTITBTTSTE. MTDFORD, ORKfipy. TmTTCSDAY, TVErEMBER 15. mis. PAGE THREE Cord Of Wood Suggested For Christmas Gift BOSTON, Dec. 15. (AP) If you can't decide what to glvo (or Christmas, Secretary Harris A. Reynolds of the Massachusetts Forest and Park association sug gests "tend a cord of wod." Addressing the association's ex ecutive committee. Reynolds as serted that gifts of wood for fire places not only would provide a cheery holiday but would Increase employment and reduce the fire hazard tn hurricane stricken areas. Society and Clubs By Clara Mar; Davis NOTICE It Is necessary that all club, or ganization and society notices be brought or phoned Into this of fice by Friday noon If they are to appear In Sunday's society page. Notices which do not reach this office by Friday noon cannot be printed Sunday. (R0MAP$1 t Brand whan you Vi?.-tfi3f2m ilk g!S Beryl Brockway Recent Bride of Charles Elmore At s wedding ceremony performed In Vancouver, Waah., on December 8. Miss Beryl Brockway, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Brockway of Med- ford. became the bride of Charles Elmore, son of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Elmore of Applegate. Thd rites took place at the home of Dr. Fred C. Taylor of the First Methodist church who officiated m the service. The young couple were attended by Dr. and Mrs. H. Leslie Frewlng of Vancouver. The bride wore a forest green suit and luggage tan accessories. Mr. and Mrs. Elmore, botn weu known In the valley, are graduates of Med ford high school and are sev enth degree Grangers, Mrs. Elmore having taken this degree at the re cent National Orange convention In Portland. The couple will make their homo In the Applegate district In the near future. f Banquet Program For Kiwanis Dames Enjoyable The Med ford Kiwanis club recently entertained the Ki wan lan Dames at a very enjoyable banquet In the Hotel Medford. Thlny couples attended the affair which was held In the basement din lng room. An abundance of holiday decorations prevailed about the room and were used for table appoint ments. Harold Brown was master of cere monies during the evening and Ki wants president Cedric T. Reaney supervised "Professor Quiz pro gram which proved to be an Interest lng and highly humorous entertain ment. Mrs. Henry Andrews won "Kiwanis Kate," the beautiful baby doll which had been the envy of all members for some time. During the banquet affair, plans were, formulated for the Christmas party to be given at the county farm on December 33. All members are expected to participate In this party which will honor the residents of the farm. I F. L. Club to Have Party The annual Christmas meeting of the F. L. Club will be held at 505 Edwards street Friday evening at 8 o'clock at the home of Mrs. P. M. Aldredge. I5W 1 '3 MORE SERVINGS Orchestra Thrills Large Crowd In Symphony Concert A capacity audience of friends and music lovers assembled last evening : In the Medford high school audi torium to listen to the Initial con cert of the Southern Oregon Sym phony orchestra, organized a few years ago by John R. Knight as a young people's group to afford stu dents an opportunity for enjoying ensemble playing, it has grown and developed until now Its 65 members Include older musicians as welt as students. With the support given by tho Medford chapter of Zonta Interna tional club and the student materia! being developed through the public schools, the future growth of the orchestra looks vory bright. The membership list is open to talented and ambitious students as well as to older players who wish to partici pate in music and to give support to a cultured and civic project. The soloist of the evening, Miss Marcla Van Dyke, a former resident of Grants Pass and a member of the orchestra since Its Inception, Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward 8. Van Dyke. The family now resides In Burltngame, Cal. Now 10 years of age. Miss Marcla's growth and development In her violin art. both technically and musically. Is very marked. Last evening she was given a hearty ovation by her many friends from all over the valley who gathered to hear her. While she was at her best In the astounding!? difficult Bruch Concerto number 1 In O minor, her rendition of the Mozart-Krelsler Rondo was especially facile, graceful and played with sincere feeling. The entire sec ond group was given with fine tone perfect Intonation and deep under standing of underlying musical qual ities and In response to Insistent ap plause, Miss Van Dyke played Prelu dium and Allegro. Pugnanni-Krelsler. Marcla portrayed a picture of love liness In an electric blue ruffled frock of bouffant fashion. She was pre sented many flowers following ner performance. Mr. Henry Treager. pianist and accompanist for the evening, is a 17-year-old student at San Mateo Junior college and a pupil of Harolu Logan, well known professor of piano who has brought out many gifted and industrious pianists. Mr. Treager's numbers were Bach's Prelude and Fugue In B flat major, played with speed, accuracy and clar ity and from the romantic school. Chopin's Ballade, number 3, In A flat His work, both as soloist and accom panist were most satisfying. Preceding the symphonic climax of the program, Schubert, B minor, number 8, Mrs. Lois Young, as com mentator, gave an analytical sketch of the orchestra's monumental work and also touched on points of the composer's life, all of which put the audience In a receptive mood to en Joy Director Knight's Interpretation of the score. Months of study, hours of arduous practice and elaborate attention to detail were represented In the ren dition. The orchestra Is now established and Is regarded as an Influential fac tor In the artistic and cultured life of the community. Jobs9 Installation Ceremony Tonight In Masonic Temple Job's Daughters will hold an In stallation of officers this evening at 8 o'clock in the Masonic Temple, to which the public Is Invited. Installing officers for the evening will be: Honored queen, Dorothy Jenkins: guide. Edith Hodgklns; marshal. Helen Thompson; secretary, Janet ne;er: chaplain, June Chesney; musician, Dorothea Olson; senior cus todian. Gretchen McAllister; Junior custodian, Barbara Bevan, The new officers are: Honored queen, Natalie Tngwald; 'senior princess. Joyce Freed; Junior prin cess, Colcen Stephenson; guide. Elise Older; marshal, Charlotte Older; chaplain. Shlriu Endcrs; senior cus todian. Nanette Rosenoeig; junior custodian, Patricia Dlpple. Messen gers from one to five inclusive in clude: Jean Schuler, Rhea Anderson. Margaret Anne Brown, Ruth Nord wick and Carol Tcngwald: librarian. Pat McKay; recorder. Baibara Hamp son; treasurer. Dorothy Terrett; in ner guard. Kathyrn Shelly; outer guard, Barbain Lee Jacobs and mu sician, Mary Lee Strang. All members are asked to bring an Inexpensive gift to the meeting, which will later be sent to the Shrine hospital. Immediately following the meet ing, entertainment will be presented and refreshments served. Recent Birthday Party Honors Mary Holloway Mrs. Leo Williams and daughter. Miss Gloria WUUamsf were hostesses last week for a delightful birthday party honoring Mary Holloway. The affair took place at the w. A. Hollo way home on Mae street. The honoree received many attrac tive gifts from the guests who gath ered to celebrate her natal day, During the afternoon pinochle was played and prizes were won by Emmn Clements and Charlotte oiaor Later a birthday cake and refresh ments were enjoyed. Guests present Included the fol lowing members of the younger set: Jean McKay, Dorothea Olson, Mar garet Bolton. Jean Watson, Emma Clements, Lela Henderson, Eleanor Ttnpley, EHse Older, Charlotte Older and Alpha Whlllock. Conroy Home Scene Medics Auxiliary Luncheon Session Malmgren of Phoenix also attended the session. Adult Society Has Program The Adult Missionary society of the First Christian church met In regular session last week. In the business meet it was reported that 145 pints of Jam and Jelly had been sent to the Old Peoples home In Eugene. Mrs. Wayne Troxell in charge of the program, "Christmas In the City." presented Mr. Cora Archer In the devotional. Mrs. Nora Strauss told of the "peaceful change through international economic cooperation." Mrs. J. T. Davis gave an lllustinted talk on "making Christian the Christmas Festival." A one-act play entitled "Morning for Jenny" was presented by Mrs. Elolse Wlnkle bleck, Mrs. W. I. House. Mrs. John Yantlss, Mrs. T. D. H Inkle and Mrs. A. D. Curry. Mrs. Arnold Bohnert and Mrs. M. E. Olson accompanied by Mrs. Ted Sims sang "The First Noel." Refreshments were served to 77 members and visitors who enjoyed the session. Bridge Tournament In Hotel Medford The newly organized Medford Con tract Bridge club will convene Fri day evening at 7:30 o'clock in the Hotel Medford lobby for an evening of duplicate contract bridge In tour nament play. It has been necessary to change tho meeting place of the club from the home of Mrs. R. J. Conroy to the Hotel Medford because of the growth of the organization since Its inception several months ago. All persons desiring to participate In the tournament are Invited to do so. Any further Information may be obtained from Mrs. Robert Watson, tournament director, by phoning 1386. this last meeting of the old year. Miss Sara Van Meter will be pro gram chairman of the afternoon and Mesdames J. A. Perry, M. J, Norrla and R. L. Daniels will be the assistant hostesses. Medford Girl Weds In Vancouver, Wash. Mr. and Mrs. H. L. VanDermark today announced the marriage of their youngest daughter. Miss Dor othy VanDermark to Bruce Stuart. The young couple were united In marriage Monday, December 13, In Vancouver, Wash. Mrs. VanDermark will honor her daughter at a shower party tomorrow evening at her home, 701 West 11th street. Sweeneys Leave for Carmel Home Dr. and Mrs. Charles T. 8weeney left by motorcar this morning for their winter home In Carmel where they will spend the Christmas holi days. Dr. and Mrs. Sweeney will Join their daughter. Miss Edith Sweeney in Carmel and also Miss Henrietta Janssen. The latter two have been at the winter home for several months. Rehekati I-odpe Mret Monday. Olive Rcbekah lodge will convene Monday evening in the I. O. O. F. hall at 6 o'clock for a Homecoming dinner. Members who have not been notified of articles to bring to the meeting are to call 1339-R or 1045. Bury Pioneer EUOENE. Dec. 15. (AP) Robert McKee, 83, Lake county pioneer, was burled here today. The aged settler, one of Lakr view's first businessmen, died at a daughter's home Monday. He settled In the Goose Lake valley country In 1875. Use Mall Tribune Want Ada. MM Grocers' SIMPLY DELICIOUS! Hot o nut Ilk (low thot U tempting, opp tiling. S.rv, fom, way .my day a, br.akfait comdg. or In all baklna. Cook, In 9 minute " : 7T, " The Auxiliary to the Jackson County Medical society convened yes terday afternoon at the home of Mrs. R. J. Conroy on Medford heights. Twenty-six membeia were present. Following a delightful luncheon, election of officers was held and the following voted upon: Mrs. Conroy. re-elected for president: vice-president, Mrs. C. I. Drummond; secretary-treasurer, Mrs. Charles W. Lem-ery. The Auxiliary's annual Christmas party was also observed at this ses sion. During the afternoon, a very In teresting talk on "Women of India" was presented by Mrs. C. C. Drum mond. Committee in charge of the affair included Mesdames Lemery. R. W. Clancy, William P. Holt, F. a. Thayer, and James C. Hayes. Ashland members present were: Mesdames E. A. Woods. Harvey Woods. Gordon MacCracken, D. M. Brower and Mattle B. Shaw. Mrs. Theodore M. M. BEIPAMMEOT STORE GIVE CINDERELLA STOCKINGS! THE ONE GIFT THAT IS ALWAYS WELCOME! Buy them from our new large shipment that arrived fresh from the factory this week . . The new shades are all here. ftg if i :f - 1 YAM BITTERSWEET HARVEST SUMAC PECAN IN TWO THREAD AT $1.00 and $1.35 IN THREE THREAD AT $1.00 IN FOUR THREAD AT 79c and $1.00 TI7HEN Selecting your Cinderella itockingi, " notice how soft, mellow, lovely . . . that'i the finish on a Cinderella stocking. And on the leg it has a most flattering and slenderizing effect. It emphasizes the beauty of the fin Cinderella knitting. SEE these lovely stockings, notice their clearness, elasticity and sheerness and be assured that they are as practical as they are beautiful. You'll find these lovely Cinderella stockings in all the latest shades. 0 4 Every at heaoflfullr Wrapped ready for tlvfnf. BUY THEM BY THE BOX at Rtlll reatfr Mvlnirs. Tour fhrUtmas pur rhses all no on joiir hnlerv rhiti rard. M. M. DEPARTMENT STORE Christmas Party at Harding Home Crater Lake ehnptor, Daughters of the American Revolution will meet Saturday, December 17. at 3 o'clock at the home of Mrs. B. CI. Hnrdlng, 828 Dakota for the regular December meeting. Annual due to be paid In order that they may reach tho national society In Wnhlngton, D. C, before January first. A Christmas tree and Christmas party will provide the theme for Calendar Thursday 7:30 p. m. Royal Neighbors, K. f. hall. 7:30 p. m. TheU Rho, I. O. O. F. hall. 8:00 p. ra. Business and Profes sional Women's party. Girls' Com munity clubhouse. 8:00 p.m.-Dcgrce of Honor party, clu brooms. 8:00 p. m. Job' Daughter In stallation, Mnsonlc Hnll. Friday 7:30 p.m. Medford Contract Bridge club tournament, Hotel Medford. 8:00 p.m. P. L. club, home Mrs. P. M. Aldredge. SOfi Edwards street. 8:00 p.m. Rogue River Valley Navy Mothers' Club, home Mr. Flor ence Cuff el, 009 North Central avenue. IS COMING -WATCH FOR IT! Where the Finer Gifts Are to Be Found And Where the Price Is Always A Little Lower! JNO. W. JOHNSON'S ' Jewelry Store 7? IT U HI. '1 ULM III! Mi H Mill J U U W UU7U JUf uifAJimj. f j, u a 1 in Books for Everyone Famous Authors Best Sellers Many Beautifully Illustrated Selected from tb Lists of 49 of America's Leading Publishers Superb Bindings All at Surprisingly Low Prices...'. Manv Orieituttv Published at $5.00, $7.50, $10.50 and wore -Now Only $1.00 to $1.98 Eachl Which of these 23 Best -Sellers Originally Published At Prices Up to $6.00 Do You Wan 1 for Only ST1 Each? 6 THE WISDOM Of THE CHINESE by Brlafl Brown. 1nJttpfntll for undent inrt l nf of Cht mm wit of lift. Wu M N NOW ONLY tl. C PRACTICAL DO. 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