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MEDFORD MATt TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 10. 1939. PAGE THREE Society and Clubs By Clara Mary Davis Benefit Bridge Luncheon Affair Planned By Guild One of the outstanding celil at tain of the season will take place Thursday. October IS at the parish ball on North Oakdale avenue when St. Mark's Episcopal church altar guild will be hostesses for a benefit bridge luncheon. The affair will be one of three major events anticipated by the guUd for the winter months. Attractive prices are being arranged for door awards and contract and auction bridge. Mra. Paymond Fish Is president of the guild and the committee In charge la composed of Mesdsmes B. L. Lageson. chairman. Terry H. Hol berton. H. B. Murphy, E. S. Desman, C. I. Drummond. David Kees. Clay- ton Lewis. Bren Starcher. Oliver Wil liams, I. B. Schuler. T. T. Bennett. C. M. Starnes, Henry Zacharlsen and 1 Louise McPherson and the Misses Ann Purucker and Frances Kenney. Reservations may be made by eell- Irur any committee member. , Magnolia Tree Service Tomorrow Senator A. Evan Realties will give a short address as presentation Is made to the county court of the beautiful old magnolia tree that stands on the Jackson county court house grounds In a dedication cere mony Wednesday afternoon at 3:00 o'clock. Dedication ceremony Is sponsored by the Medford Garden club. The tree originally stood on the grounds of the E. B. Picket home on West Main street which Is the present alt of the Richfield service station. It was moved several years ago to the courthouse grounds and was l alven to the county by Mrs. Plckel " in memory of her husband, Dr. Plckel. the late Juvenile Club Enjoys Session Degree of Honor Juvenile club met for a regular session Saturday morn Irur. Carmen LaOrew. president, pre aided. Visitors enjoying the meeting were Oorllee Crawford, formerly of Klamath Palls, Lottie Hill and Tomas elne Swope. Plans were discussed to enter the Armistice Day parade and to have a Hallowe'en party soon. During the program Harriet Jones presented a reading, Shirley Pankey and Mary Ellen Loftier plnyert a piano duct and community singing was enjoyed after which refreshments were served. Louise Russell was given her sun shine service stripe and Mary Ellen Loftier was Initiated Into the club. WCTU Meeting On Thursday Women's Christian Temperance Union will convene Thursday after Boon at 3 o'clock at the- home of Mrs. Minnie Bryant. , 101 Cottage street. Devotlonals will be given by Mrs. Reginald Vincent, Miss Olive Curry will present a talk on health and Mra. Edwin O. Cox will give a solo. Refreshments will conclude the busi ness and sexual session. All members and friends Interested re Invited to attend. S. A. R. Banquet Date Set For October 19 Southern Oregon chapter of Sons of the American Revolution will cele brate, the anniversary of the aur render of Yorktown with a banquet on October 19 at 6:30 o'clock. .Sons and their wives will be Joined by Daughters of the Revolution and their husbands from all four south era D. A. R. chapters. Vice-president General, Frank S. Gannett and Mrs. Gannett of Port land will be guests of honor and Nell R. Allen of Granta Pass, commander of department of Oregon American Legion will present an address. .Asa Hough, president of the southern Oregon chapter 8. A. R. n-lll preside and greetings will be received from ell D. A. R- presidents In attendance. East Side circle of the Presbyterian church will serve the dinner. Medford Couple Married In Reno According to an associated press dl&patch from Reno. Nev.. yesterday. Miss Ilo Mornlngstar and Dale c. Hale, young1 Medford couple, were married Monday. The bride Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Mornlngstar and the bridegroom Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hale. The couple are re cent graduates of the Medford high school and well known among the younger set here. They plan to make their home In Prospect, where Mr. Hale la employed. Miss Kirtley Is Zonta Delegate Miss Josephine Kirtley was chosen delcgnte to represent Medford Zonta club at a district conference to be held In Tacoma, Wash.. October 13 and 14. Anita Robertson was named alternate. Zonta convened last evening for r dinner session In the Hotel Medfor Each member present told of ' .' way In which she had spent the s mer months. Mrs. Thora Lawrence, preslc' it, presided at the regular meeting. Many To Attend School Evening It la expected that a larga crowd will attend the annual "Back to School" program thl evening at the Medford Junior high school. Irving Beesley will lead In com munity singing and play the role of . Island. the "old singing master." Also on the program will be Mlsa Delle Whlae nant, acting school principle who will talk on "Why Have a Junior High School." Parent attending this unique "Back to School" entertainment will be given a schedule of their chil dren's school classes and will follow It for brief periods throughout the evening. Chapllns Visit In Bay District Mlsa Pauline Chaplin and her brother. Charles Chaplin, left Sat urday by plan for San Francisco where they planned to spend a week visiting friends In Oakland and Berk eley and attending the Golden Gate international exposition on Treasure WELFARE COSTS D. C. V. to Meet Friday Evening. Daughters of Union Veteran of the Civil War will meet in regular session Friday. This will be a very important meeting and Initiation and Important business will be conducted. All officers and members are asked to attend. I t Mrs. Hill Visit I Mrs. Kenly Here. Mrs. Farwell Hill of Ross. Calif., arrived In Medford this morning by train to visit Mr. and Mrs. F. Corning Kenly. Mrs. Kenly and Mrs. Hill are sisters. Get-Together Meet At Hall Get-Together club meeting for Wednesday will be held at the Eagles Hall, 43 North Front instead of the home of Edith Whlllock a was pre viously announced. f Mrs. Graff On Chicago Trip Mrs. Walter Graff and small child, left here Saturday by train for Chi cago to visit relative for a month. Mrs. Graff will also attend the wed ding of her brother while In the east. Delta Debs Will Convene Delta Debs will convene at the home of Barbara Franklin. 323 South Newtown avenue at 7:30 o'clock this evening. 4 Total Expenditures Advance to $19,620.56 in Septem ber From $19,215.93 in August, Report Discloses Calendar P. T. A, Activities Lincoln school P.-T. A. will spon sor a pinochle party Friday evening at 8 o'clock in the school gymnasium. Chinese checkers will be available for the children while their parents play cards. Refreshments will be served small admission charge will be r'4e. Tuesday 7:30 p. m. Creative Art group. AAUW. home Mrs. Darrel Huaon, 45 Llndley. 8:00 p. m. "Back To School." Junior high school. 8:00 p. m. D.A.V. auxiliary, arm ory. Wednesday 13:30 p. m.Oet-Together, home Mrs. Edith Whlllock. Howard dis trict. 1:00 p. m. P.EO.. chapter AA. home Mrs. J. O. Love, Snowy Butte orchards. 1:30 p. m. Mistletoe club, Olrls' Community clubhouse. 3 :00 p. m. Loyal class, Christian church parlors. 6 :30 p. m. Chrysanthemum club. K. P. hall. 7:00 p. m. Legion dinner, armory. 7:30 p. m. Music 'group, AAUW, home Mrs. David Yale, 15 Corning Court. Closing time for Too Late to Clas sify Ads is 1:30 p m. 4 Use Mall Tribune want ad. Total expenditures ty the Jackson county public welfare commission rose '.rozr. !!.?! 5.9S 'n August to ftl9.620.5fl in September, It was shown In statistical reports for the two months Issued after yesterday's monthly meeting of the commission In city hall. Payments for old age assistance continued to rise, expenditures lr this category Increasing from 13.- 6f68 In August to $13,867.48 In Sep. tember. The number of cases receiv ing old age assistance Increased In the same period from 703 to 720. The number of families receiving general assistance decreased from 130 In August to 113 In September but the cost of their weltare Increased from a. 190.88 to C3.S44 38. The num ber of singles receiving general as sistance Increased from 67 to 89 but the cost decreased from 11,038 07 to 1953.73. The statistical report for th past two months follows: September Gene ml Assistance- Families 113 3344 38 Single . 80 955.73 Cases 71 Children 147 Blind Assistance Canes 10 Orand Total 245.00 $19,315.93 PORTLAND. Oct. 10 (AP) Dele gate to the grand lodge. Knight of Pythias, elected Guy R. John aon. 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