Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 19, 1939, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORT) MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, THURSDAY. OCTOBER 1JUM9. PAGE THREB Society and Clubs By Clara Mary Davit Golfing Prizes Presented to Winners at Club Winners of the Rogue Valley Golf club women's champion ship tournament held several weeks ago were presented prizes at a no-host luncheon affair yes terday at the club. The followiug received prizes which were presented to them by club pro, Laddie Selkirk, who also gave a brief talk on golf. Mrs. T. G. Bunch, club champion, was presented with a beautiful cup designed with the figure of a golfer, by Larry Schade. She also had her name inscribed on the George Hunt perpetual trophy which remains in the clubhouse. Mrs. Belle Thompson, club champion for the past three years, was runner-up in the rp cent tournament. She received a handsome cup presented by the club. Mrs. Jerry Jerome, winner of the first flight, was given a sil ver sandwich tray by the Stand ard Oil company, and Mrs. T. J. Fuson, runner-up in this flight, a bronze ash tray with the fig ure of a golfer, by the club. California Oregon Power com pany donated a Silex for the second flight winner which was Mrs. Aletha Vawter, and Mrs Laddie Selkirk, as runner-up, was presented with a merchan dise order by Reinhart & Bar ker. Other prizes included a golf ball to Mrs. Willis Wood for low net score in the qualifying round, Mrs. Thompson a golf ball for low medalist. Those defeated in the flight held a handicap tournament and Miss Helen Thompson and Miss Mar- go Boyle also received balls. Today the local club members are entertaining a number of women from Reames Country ciud in Klamath Falls. Presbyterian Women to Hold Conference Here The Women's Missionary so ciety of the Presbyterian church met Tuesday afternoon in the church parlors. Mrs. Chester Guches led ihe devotional period after which Mrs. Sherman L. Di vine discussed the first few chap ters of the book, "Right Here at Home" by Frank S. Mead, giving in interesting detail the progress made in missionary work in this country. At the next regular meeting, November 21, a Presbyterial Leadership conference will be held at an all-day meeting in the church auditorium. Miss Elea nor Ewing of the national board in San Francisco will assist in the conference which will be at tended by women throughout this presbytery. A covered dish luncheon will be served at noon and the program will be an nounced at a later date. Following Tuesday's meeting a delightful social hour was en joyed. Hostesses were Mcsdames R. S. Daniels, H. F. W. Spilver and A. R. Clement. Franklin, Helen Gilpiam. Nan ette Holmes, Betty Nickelson' and Mesdames W. A. Holloway and Harry Nordwick. Bicycle Jaunt for Girl Scouts Friday Girls Scouts between the ages of 10 and 18 are to gather in the rear of the Junior high school Friday morning at 10 o'clock for a bicycle trip. Bicycles should be In good condition and repair tools as well as a first aid kit are re quired for memoers of each troop participating. Riders will be escorted out Jackson street to Ross lane and at noon the group will enjoy a rest and a nosebag lunch on the picnic grounds at the home of Mrs. Gipson Driver. From there the girls will ride to Jack sonville over the Old Stage road and then return via Ross lane. An adult for each eight girls will ride with them and every precaution will be observed to insure an enjoyable as well as a safe trip. Bay City Couple To Reside Here Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jewel are recent arrivals in Medford from San Francisco to make their home. Mrs. Jewel is the former Miss Clora Rippey and is the daugh ter of Mrs. E. M. Wilson of South Riverside avenue. She at tended the local schools and will be remembered in this city by many friends, The Jewels have secured, for the time being, the very attract ive home of the Wallace Haskins in the Big Applegate district. They plan to reside in this valley permanently. Newbry Family Is Honored at Party About seventy - five friends and neighbors gathered at the Phoenix Presbyterian church parlors recently to honor at a farewell party, Mr. and Mrs. E. Lester Newbry and family who are leaving soon for Yreka to make their home. Refreshments were served and the following program was en joyed: Piano solo, Natalie Wil cox; duet by Jean Hayse and Patty Furry; reading by Elva Caster; bass solo, R. A. Reddy; trumpet solo, Marian White. A handsome pair of silver can dlesticks were presented to the honored guests after which visit ing was enjoyed for the re mainder of the evening. Former Residents Observe Wedding The wedding anniversary re cently celebrated hv Mr nnrf Mrs. H. D. McBride at their Home in Anaheim, Cal., will be of interest to their many friends in the Rogue river valley. The couple lived here for many years prior to moving to California over ten years ago. A dinner party observed the McBrides' 57th wedding anni versary and among their guests were Mrs. Grace Ireciale and Mrs. George Morrison, their only children, who are also well known here, and Mr. Morrison. The McBrides were wedded at Durange, Colo., and later moved to Oregon and then to Santa Ana, finally settling in Anaheim 18 years ago. They make their home at 828 North Pine street in the latter city. Calendar Thursday. 6:30 p. m. Yorktown dinner, SAR, DAR, Presbyterian church. 7:30 p. m. Theta Rho, IOOF hall. 8:00 p. m. B. P. W., Girls' Community clubhouse. Friday 1:30 p. m. Friday Afternoon Sewing club, home Mrs. Johnny Grinstead, Jacksonville highway. 7:30 p. m. Navy Mothers club, home Mrs. Florence Cuffel, 909 North Central avenue. Use MaU Tribune Want Adj. Delta Debs Have Dinner and Party Members of Delta Debs en joyed a dinner and dancing party held last evening at the Chateau. Those participating were club president. Jerry Edwards, the Misses Mary Holloway, June Kincade, Mary Lee Strang, Mary Shreve, Mary Gritsch, Anita Davis, Jackie Thurman, Jackie Flynn, Lea Henderson, Charlotte Older. Betty Hardy, Ruth Hend rick, Pat Wilkinson, Cart Bach eldon, Jean Pease, Barbara (Additional Society on Page Two) SI For your enjoyment, Kentucky Straight Bourbnn WliMkey fa mnusforftntincfull (la war, teste, and smooth ness. PT. QT. 90 91.70 BORN WITH THE REPUBLIC Est. 1780 90 Proof Copt. Jas. E. Peppt r & Co.. Inc.. Lexington. Ky. RICH IN VITAMIN Si MJB WHY? "We learned the answer from the Sarah B..." ... -i teas' 1 The wife and I were cruising up the river when the coffee gave out two days from the nearest landing. Thai won't mean much to you unless you've run out of coffee on a cruise. It's just about as serious as running out of fucH But luck was with us. Along about eve. ing we sighted the Sarah B. 2 Got some coffee you can spare?" I yelled, recog nizing my friend Bill Robinson. "Sure," he yelled back. 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