MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON. THURSDAY. JUNE 6. 1940.
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NOTICE
it ts TMoewuj that all olub.
organization and ucist" notices
m brought or pbooad Into this
stfloa by Friday noon if they
to appear In Sunday a society
paa.
Notices vttch do out reach this
offius by Friday noon cannot be
printed Sunday
Society and Clubs
Clara Mary Davis
Calendar
Thurtday
0:30 p. m Thela R!io club,
I.O.O.r. ball.
Friday
2:00 p.m. National Legion of
Mothers of America, Girl Scout
headquarters.
Glacier National Park, Mont.
(U.R) To help in identifying
and in locating bodies of climb
ers, superintendents of all na
tional parks have been asked to
install a registration system for
climbers before they start out.
NOW Undtr-arm
Cream Deodorant
safely
Stops Perspiration
Engles Honored
On Departure Eve
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Engle.
managers of Cargill Court for
the past three years, were hon
ored last evening by the court
tenants at a social gathering
held in one of the apartment sit
ting rooms.
The affair paid tribute to the
kindly couple whose many
thoughtful daily deeds brought
happiness to their friends resid
ing in the court.
Refreshments were served
during the evening from a table
centered with a large bouquet
of magnolias brought from the
gardens of Mrs. Margaret Fa
brick. Other bouquets of spring
blossoms decorated the room.
Mrs. Jonas Wold presided at
the tea table and refreshments
were in charge of Mrs. E. C. Fer
guson, Mrs. Elizabeth Bower
man and her daughter, Miss
Beth Bowerman and Mrs. John
Norwood.
During the party, the group
presented the Engles with an
attractive going-away gift. The
couple expect to leave here
Monday for the north where
they will vacation for a short
time. Their plans thereafter are
indefinite.
Janet Reter Is
Feted at Party
Miss Janet Rae Reter, bride
elect of Marion Johnson, was
feted at a shower party Tuesday
evening when Miss Dorothy Cof
fcen and Lorraine Swoape en
tertained at the latter's home on
North Riverside avenue.
Games were enjoyed during
the evening and the honoree re
ceived numerous attractive gifts
Refreshments were served to
Shirley Enders, Melba Linn.
Helen Smith, Wanda eonkel,
Jean Bowen, Shirley McCulloch,
Bciyle and Blynn Davis, Pat
Marquess, Henrietta Spiney.
Neva Croucher, Nancy Heath,
Mrs. J. L. Campbell and Elsie
Atkins.
Miss Rcter's marriage to Mr.
Johnson will be an event of Saturday.
f Does oot rot dresses, docs
not irritate skin.
2. Nowaitingtodry.Cfcnbeuscd
right after shaving.
3. Instantly stops perspiration
for 1 to 5 days. Removes odor '
from perspiration.
4 Apure,white,grease!ess,stain
less vanishing cream.
S. Arrid has been awarded the
Approval Seal of the American
Institute of Laundering for
being harmless to fabrics.
23 MILLION iars of Arrid
hev. btn sold. Try a jar today I
ARRID
4AJ At all ttarcs wllinff tnilt tto4
(ta in lot mat Stf )r
Pocahontas Has
Card Party Evtnt
At the recent Pocahontas
lodge card party, nine tables of
cards were in play with high
scores being won by Bernice
Wilson, Velma Rogers, Harriet
Watson, Mrs. S. Ash, Bob Kent,
Orville Hayes, Jack Dooms
and L. Lovell. Velma Singler
won the attendance prize. Re
freshments were served later in
the evening by Lucille Anseth,
Wilma Hayes, Laura Wicker,
Helen Keesee, Leah Ivie.
Mrs. Nellie Purdin and Esther
Powell were in charge of cards.
Group En joy st
Weinie Roast
The Misses Eleanor Lemlre
and Liille Metterneck were
hostesses for a weiner roast at
Bybee's bridge Tuesday evening.
Those present avere the
Misses Rose Widmer, Ethci Bob-
bett, Louise Lemire, Bernice
Nary and Jeanette Metterneck,
and Messrs. Leslie Corey, Les
ter Wendt, Eddie Sakraida, Joe
Doblemeier and Donald O'Brien.
Mrs. H. E. Casey, Olive Le
mire and !weU Dupray acted
as chaperones. Games were
played prior to the roast.
Friday evening at St. Mark's
Episcopal church.
Guests included Mesdames
William Bowerman, Otto J.
Frohnmayer. George Harring
ton, Norris Porter, Robert Sher
wood, Charles Barnes. William
A. Thompson and A. B. Drury,
mother of the honoree. Also
the Misses Clarita and Frances
McCc-mick. Harriet Sparrow,
Marian Moort and Jarvi
Thompson.
The bride-to-be received an
abundance of canned goods as
shower gifts. Bridge was played
throughout the evening Willi
Mrs. Bowerman and Miss
Frances McCormick winning
the prizes.
Miss Young Attends
Portland Wedding
Miss Floy Young, Medford
high school - music instructor.
left last evening by plane for
Portland where she will sing
at the wedding of Miss Cather
ine Campbell and Harry Camp
bell. The ceremony will be
solemnized Sunday in Grace
Memorial church.
Miss Young recently spent
few days in Ashland visiting
her mother, Mrs. C. R. Bow
man. After the Portland wed
ding. Miss Young plan to go
to Seattle where she will re
ceive voice instruction from
Charles Lawrence, at the Uni
versity of Washington.
Later in the summer, the
popular and talented Medford
teacher plans to travel to Chi
cago to work on her mister's
degree in music education at
Northwestern in Evanston,
She is majoring in voice.
111.
Elaine Brophy to
graduate from U.W.
Mr. ana Mrs. V. D. Brophy
plan to leave tomorrow after
noon by United Mainliner for
Seattle, Wash., to attend com
mencement at the University of
Washington.
Their daughter. Miss Elaine
Brophy, will be among the
graduates, receiving her degree
from the school of science. Miss
Brophy, a member of Chi Ome
ga sorority, is one of the young
est members of the graduating
class. She will return by plane
to Medford with her parents on
Sunday to spend the summer
in the valley.
.
Mrs. King Arrives
For Visit Here
Mrs. Maude King arrived in
Medford this morning by train
from San Francisco to visit her
sons-in-law and daughters. Mr.
and Mrs. Burton R. Nosier and
Mr. and Mrs. Martin E. Sands.
The Noslers and Mrs. King
plan to leave Medford about
.lune IS for northern Oregon
and Washington, visiting friends
and relatives in Seattle. Spo
kane, Tacoma and other cities.
After vacationing in the north
the group will travel to Long
beach. Cal., to make their home
The Noslers have been populat
members of the younger mar
ried set during their stay in
Medford and their departure
will be regrettted by their many
fnends.
College Woman
Will Convana
Rogue Valley College Wo
men's club will meet Saturday
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the
home of Mrs. Porter J. Neff.
Highcroft addition.
Installation of new officers
will take place. Miss Grace
Chamberlain will give one of
her inspiring talks on poetry
during the affair. Mrs. Mabel
Klem is the social chairman.
Leflands Horn
From Corvallls
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lofland
and daughter, Helen, returned
last evening to their home on
South Oakdale avenue from
Corvallis where they attended
Oregon State college commence
ment at which time their son,
Adrian M. Lofland, received his
sheepskin.
The graduate will reside In
Eugene.
FEMALE
FUNCTIONAL
COMPLAINTS
Try Lydia e. pink ham's Vegetable
Compound TABLETS to not ouly ra
il v monthly pin, headth. back
acna. but ALSO calm irriuble. rmt
lsss mitcs due to such functional
disorders. Simply marvelous to build
up rich red blood for we, ttrad
woman and girls. Try them I
PLANT LICE
When your plsnta hart Just been
watered or are still wet with dew,
up rink It tbem with Bl HA( II insec
ticide and repellent. ISave your clier
bthed plant this easy way cannot
injure the Dnt delicate foliage, bods
ctr bkwnms. I1U1UGH is odor less
In Handy Sifter Carta Ke up at Drof,
lirncery. Heed Store and Pet Shop
PRONOUNCKD VMAOK
SUNDAY, JUNE 16TH
IS FATHER'S DAY
You'll a ant to do something nla
for your Dad on Fat tier's Day.
Send him a clever rard along with
your gift. y
SWEM'S
GIFT SHOP
M. M. DEPARTMENT STORE
PAY LESS DRESS BETTER
220 EAST MAIN TELEPHONE 232
Open Saturday Night Until 8:30
Barbara Drury
Feted at Party
The Misses Mildred Drury,
Isabel Miller and Patricia
Thompson entertained at the
latter's home in Phoenix recent
ly with a shower party honor
ing Miss Barbara Drury, bride
elect of Fred Underwood, whose
marriage will be an event of
Joint -Ease For
-Aching Joints
When less effectlrs methods fsll. try
folat-Kaae for success 1 It'i for Joint
misery sod rrlitree pain, throbblcg and
dtatreti la accessible localities,
Jt helps ease-up the agony of sere.
Inflamed, pain-tortured Joints so quickly
It's sitonfahtog! With only a few sec
onds' rubbing. It begins to work and cti
right down to builness that's why tl
hci had suca surreis In relieving thl
pslns of Arthritis. Rheumatism, Neuritis,
Neuralgia and Sciatica. Aek for Jelat
Case at any lire drug store In America.
NOTE i For free aample writ Joint
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DODGE
TWA nNpTO
You simply haven't am "TWO-TONE
at its best until you sew how Dodga has
interpreted it! It's utterly new. . .different ...
entirely unlike any color finish you're rrer
sen on any car, at any price! Leading sty la
xpe-rts call it an achievement in Color
Harmony that's a year ahead of timet Sea
"TWO-TONE" now at your Dodga
dealers!
J
New Car Buyers! See Your
Dodge Dealer Save on
Your New Car!
ITS one of life's "big mo
ments"... the thrill you get
when you "step up" from the
smaller cars, and step proudly
out in the big Dodge Luxury
Liner!
And why shouldn't you be
proud? You're caressing the
wheel of the biggest and finest
car Dodge ever built. You're
enjoying big car comfort and
luxury a full 119V2-inch
wheelbase... wider, chair
high seats... gorgeously styled
interiors and magnificent
appointments.
On top of this, you pocket the
savings on gas and oil for
which Dodge has long been
famous. You get the advan
tages of Dodge's longer car
life, low-cost upkeep, and high
trade-in value.
Right now your "big mo
ment" is waiting for you at
your Dodge dealer's. Drive in
today and ask for a money
saving appraisal on your
present car.
Very likely it will cover the
full down-payment on a 1940
Dodge bal
ance on easy
budget terms.
Don t war
See youi
Dodge
d e a t
today.
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Come Get Your Share of These Special
gat Fk .'m.ii,- i'!a;njiiiM.'arW
now being offered in our JUadr-to-Waar Daparimanl, all Spring m.rchandis
mutt ba sold, formar cost Is forgotltn and at in. new low prices you will ha,
to hurry to get the beat selections.
FArHEI
tliDAYj
Nothing plaasas him mora than
eom.thlng to wear and hare art
suggestions that will always
plaase him.
Summer Slacks
Spun rayons, wools and cottons
$1.98
$2.98 to $6.85
New Shirts
by Jayson, Wings and E. and W.
98c
Ska 1 aSiM aAA
0 ai.oa ana $i.uu
.New Straws
by LEE. Tht ntw broad brim
tylaa giv. mora aya shad, and
comfort.
$1.25
$1.98 and $2.98
Ensenada Suits
Just the fin.it .r.r for hot
w.ath.r.
$1.98
$2.98 and $4.85
S.ltct your Falhtr't Day gift
htr. and hara us gift-wrap it
absolut.ly
FREE!
SPRING COATS
Only 49 l.ft and what outstanding valuta th.y war. at th.
ragular pries, now you can own any of th.m at half-prlc.
and in many instancaa lna than half-prica. Don't wait, buy
that coat today you haT. baan wanting. And r.m.mbar.
all ttylas, all colors, all fabrics, ar. now on sal at
FINAL CLEAN-UP PRICES
SPRING DRESSES
Racks and racks of th.m to talci from. No mait.r what
pric. dr.ts you ar. looking for you will find It at th
M. M. D.parlm.ni Store.
LOT ONE
SO naw Rayon Drwaat draasaa thai you
always axptct to .. pried at 12.91 and
13.95. Spacial for Jun. sailing. Your
choic
PLAY SHOES
$1
98
aOv
for sport ana ttrtt wtur In law lit! and M(k
hrrl arrdKM. New rantly ttrlpt ttertarker areditet,
rww alt whllfm, nrw wblt. alma aandalt In law
and Cuban Bttla. Sin H to a. tie. tketa Udar
$1.98
Childreni' Play Shoes
d ' ahoM.
98c
Oxfords. sandaU and ' ahot.
On big spacial
group
Ladies' SLACKS
This Is th largest saaaon yat
for slack suits and right bow
w ar showing dosena et
naw styln that arrlrtd this
wk.
$1.98
S2.98 up to f 5.85 Suit
PIERCE ALLEN MOTOR CO.
112 SOUTH RIVERSIDE
PHONE ISO
LEEVER MOTOR CO.. ASHLAND. ASSOCIATE DEALER
JUNE BLANKET VALUES
Buy your Fall Blank.it now during our big Advance Blanket Sal.
You will say dollars by buying now and all you pay It SOe dowrn
and SOc weak to awn any of our lov.ly Portland Wool.n Mill and
Esmond Blankets. Ask to s them wh.a la th store.
Naw thlpm.nt of Chenlll. Bedtpreads, daelgai
that ar dlff.r.nt, color combination that ar
unusual, gutrtnleed fait colors and pre-thrunk.
aleen Covered Dowa Guilts paisley pattern
full sise light and warm. , , , ,,
$3.95
to $12.95
$9.95
I $12.95
M.M. DEPARTMENT STORE
taila Covered Dewa Quilts bett go
heavy satin cov.r, colors, gold, blu, cedar, dusty
res exceptionally low price