Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 30, 1941, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON. FRIDAY. MAY 30, 1941. PAGE SEVEN LOCAL and PERSONAL "Keeping Company" Here Sunday Here Thursday Among Med ford shoppers from the Apple rate Thursday were Mrs. Tom Mee and Mrs. Gay Dutton. Convalescing Mrs. Ernest Reames, who recently under went a major operation, is re ported convalescing nicely at her home on the Crater Lake highway. To Bolsa Miss Betty Blaine, physical education teacher at senior high school, left Thursday for Boise, Idaho, where she will spend the summer. Improving J. C. Cook, 805 West Second street, who has been receiving medical treat ment at Sacred Heart hospital for several weeks, is reported to be improving. Guests at Circus Thirty car rier boys for the Mail Tribune were guests of the Mighty Amer ican circus at Central Point last evening. They enjoyed rides on the concessions and attended the 9 o'clock showing of the circus. Minor Aecldtnt John C. Hs?y of 201 North Riverside avenue and John Blair of route 2 drove cars involved in a slight mishap on the Pacifio. highway just north of Medford this morn ing, according to a report on file. Drunks Arrested R. W. (Goldie) Walker. 55; John En right, 43, and Louis Kord, 63, all were arrested by city police Thursday night and lodged in city Jail on charges of drunk enness. Ford was taken off a northbound Greyhound stage, his destination being Roseburg. Attends Graduation Miss Mary Wilcox, student at Maryl hurst college at Portland, arriv ed in Medford Thursday morn ing to attend graduation exer cises at St. Mary's academy last evening. She is visiting her par ents. Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Wilcox, route 2, box 335. Accepts Position Miss Jeanne Rolfe, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Verne Rolfe, 1208 East Main street, has accepted a position in the Seattle public school sys tem. Miss Rolfe will graduate from the Eastern College of Edu cation at Cheney, Wash., in Au gust. Arrlv-Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Hel fenstein of Pekin, 111., arrived on the noon train Thursday. They left for the Applegate, where they will be guests for an in definite period at the home of their son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Haskins. Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Louis Richardson of Larned. Kans.. are visiting for a week with Mrs. j Richardson's father, Clarence 1 Eads, 128 South Holly street,' and Mr. Richardson's mother, Mrs. Bel Richardson, 33 North Peach street. Mr. Richardson is manager of the Montgomery Ward store in Larned. j 1 Galla Rlni Coming Galla Rini, famous accordionist, ac companied by Sidney B. Dawson, his business manager, will arrive in Medford Saturday. They will be guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Prentice. Galla Rini will ap-, pear in a concert Monday even ing at the high school audito rium, in which more than a nun-, dred local people will particl-1 pa to. HI KIDS! Mmmm Drivers Cited Boyd H. Miller of 1025 West 10th street was cited by city police Thursday afternoon to appear In city court Saturday morning on a charge of reckless driving. Miller was ar rested at Stevens and Saling streets. G. O. Bailey of Grants Pass was cited to appear in city court the afternoon of June 3, charged with violation of the basic traffic rule. Bailey was arrested on East Main street early this morning. Four Generations Mr. and Mrs. Verne Rolfe, 1208 EastJ Mam street, leit yesterday for Inglewood, Cal., where they will visit their son-in-law and daugh ter. Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Siegrist and young grandson, Clinton Rolfe Siegrist. Mr. Rolfe's par ents are also guests at the Sie grist home, making four genera tions present at one time. Mr. Rolfa is assistant manager of the First National bank in this city. Added Shows Await Local Cinema Fans Todav belnff a hnllriav h Craterian and Rialto Theatres are having two complete shows in the matinee and the regular two full shows for the evening. Doors open at 1:45 for matinee and 6:45 for night shows. At the Craterian Theatre complete shows this afternoon will be at 2:00 and 4:00; in the evening at 7:00 and 9:15. At the Rialto Theatre, mat inee shows will be at 2:00 and 3:00, with evening shows at 7:00 and 9:30. The Roxy Theatre will not have matinee shows today, but will have two complete shows this evening at 7:00 and 9:15. MISSIONARY PROGRAM EAGLE PT. TABERNACLE Eagle Point, May 30. (Spl) The missionary program an nounced for last Sunday was postponed to this coming Sun day at 8 p. m. at the Highway tabernacle. An exercise by the children entitled "Beams From the Lighthouse," will be follow, ed by a short message on "The Missionary Enterprise in Man choukuo." There also will be songs and specials by the orch estra. At 11 a. m., Rev. M. R. Brunswick, pastor, will give a second message on "The Life of Moses." Sunday school 9:45 a. m. with classes for all ages. Children's and young people's church 7 p. m. The public is cordially Invited. A larga percentage of paaeengers on boats plying the km sea are Mo hammedan pilgrims making their an nual trek to Mecca. Spy r SPECIAL MATINEE SATURDAY 1 to 6 P. M. ALL RIDES P- ' ALL SHOWS OC 10 BIG ACTS J SKINNER Offers a Better Used Car I J'- : ' -i . f Fit as a Fiddle and Ready for You! When you pick out car here you can drive It out at moment's notice. Every car la 1b good run ning condition. We see to that. 37 stude. $495 Sedan. Overhauled, re newed tires, radio, heater. 37 Ford S415 Deluxe Sedan. Clean a pin. Low mileage. 37Pontiac$485 Sedan. Extra good finish. Motor very good. 31 Olds. SI 25 Sedan. Looks like 1 years old Instead of 10. SKINNER'S OARAGE Buick CMC Truck Phone 2740 at- . - 0 at?? r v: 4w "WSaPat:; aaikr Andy Hardy's favorite girl friend, Ann Rutherford, has gone and gotten herself married but it's all In her new picture with John Shelton and Frank Morgan, titled, "Keeping Com pany," which comes to the Rialto theatre for Sunday and Monday. Virginia Wiedler is lalso one of the stars In "Keep ing Company, a delightful story of a family as human as the one "next door." Morgan and Irene Rich are seen as Miss Rutherford's parents in the new picture, and others in the cast I include Gene Lockhart, Vir ginia Grey and Dan Dailey, Jr. Shows Again ki'i Stars of Sunday Mystery Hit a?aaynWj .jaLniipnui wwwqByaaaBWiai jiauimmww.imalqJMn pai ii e. nn ' e N " H vke 1 x v t " -j -o!r m ' " "Mr. Deeds Goes To Town," co-starring Gary Cooper and Jean Arthur, plays as the final hit on the Roxy theatre's "Week of Frank Capra Hits." The pic ture, which plays tonight and Saturday, Is the down-to-earth story of a small-town hick who inherits a million dollars and then goes to New York to spend it. The comedy situations that befall the sudden millionaire are the funniest that have ever been woven into a motion pic ture, according to the reports from other key towns that have played the popular return Capra comedy. Pear Markets Yesterday Errol Flynn and Brenda Mar shall (Mr. and Mrs. "Sea Hawk") are together again in "Footsteps in the Dark, coming to the Cra terian Theater Sunday for three screen role In three years. Flynn is shown as a writer of mystery stories and amateur sleuth, who attempts to lead a double life because he wants to Air Thriller 'I".mi ai Ilia ill in '4 ' ait- All eyes are on the sky as a daring test pilot zooms earth ward in the death-defying avia tion film, "Power Dive." which heads the special "Decoration day" double bill at the Rialto theatre for today and Saturday. Richard Arlen and Jean Par ker are co-starred with Roger Pryor, Cliff Edwards and Helen Mack in the featured cast. "The Singing Hills," starring Gene Autry and Smiley Burnette, plays as the companion feature with "Power Dive." There will be two complete shows this aft ernoon at the Rialto theatre. WAN 1'Kli reader hoes. Pnooa 7331. Aanland. FOR SALE 7-room partly rumlahM houae. Rental Income $40 month. Prlca S1600. A. T. Plowara, cornar lain and Front. DAILY 8 Bod 7 and Paint Shop. Mrdford'a only downtown body and paint ahop. '3fl FORD daluxa ooupe. food con dition, new rubber, aa&o. No trada. See Witta. Plmtona. Phone 4757. BPFRRT FEEDS NEW ROME Court and McAndrwa St. Medford Fuel - Feed Dept. Tel. W31. WANTED Heary worn hone, 1500 lba. or heaTler. Call evenlnate. Chaa. laaaoa. Crater Laaa Highway. WANTED Your watrh and clock r palrlns. Work fuarentevd. Reaaon able price. C I. Myera, 11a N. Central. BIO FIR SLABS; Order early. Med. Fuel Co. Tel. Sill. FOR RENT Ira Boiea, Sno per month. Valley Fuel Co. Tel. S37S F. H. A. loans quickly, efficiently handled. Mark Ooldy Agency. FOR RENT FlTe-room Modem Sub urban Home, one acre, acroaa from Howard eehool on Old Central Point highway. 3SO0. Phone 0331. Although Alexandria. Egypt, la alt. uated on the edge of the Nile delta. It eacapea heary allt depoalta because of favorable oMan current. Too Late to Classify FURNISHED 8 -room apartment, neat and clean. Cloae In. SOS W. 10th. FOR SALE Boy's complete Cub suit. Site 13, U.00. 1318 W. 10th. FOR SALE One clarinet. Phone 3483 erenlnga. Bargain. New York. May 39. (AP-DSDA) Peara: 3 can arrived, S Oregon un loaded, no can on tnck: Oregon Nells 1180 No. la 1.7gft3.3o. few 1 OS. average 3 0fl; Barry 1 380 ex tra fancy SI 802.13, average 81.S4. Ose Mall Tribune want ada. with the police accusing him of murder and his wife, Brenda. accusing him of being unfaith ful. The results ara said to be highly entertaining. The supporting cast Includes Ralph Bellamy, Lee Patrick. Alan Hale, Allen Jenkins and several other favorites of the screen. BARN DANCE PROSPECT Sat., May 31 GOOD MUSIC DANCE Upper Applegat Grange SATURDAY NIGHT, May 31 Music by Yarn's Melodiana days, with Flynn donning topi keep his writing a secret. His hat and tails for his first modern 'secret leads him into a fine mess 7 HIS FIRST MODERN ADVENTURE IN 3 YEARS!! P Trail want to aee It again! our DECORATION W?j Dashing, daredevil Errol t as a debonair detec tive In search of mys tery and thrillsl Sunday 3 Days ERROL FLYMH 1 ir''"'-Cit' - IT POSITIVELY MUST END I TOMORROWl Frieda Inramrt , aaaaafjafyjW 1 Paul raranDgb .. hmu rcwrn bit uduxd t" MtOTUwIFI'UHTUSIlEI Titty WARTIM Iickii CG3PU m4f maiaaieaw Only Frank Capra Could Make You Laugh Like This! a fmadeel "rea'i eliaer nW awaOaav Mil Im Ae warW-a aaa taiawaUvaf" i 't , v .a av (Q RTHHR n Georcj Bancroft Lionel Stand et Douglasa DumbrUI H. B. Warner Scrwea play kf Robwt BItJda Story br Qonact BudlAfftom aTaifoaaT A FRANK CAfRA procfucfioa QTt rTT I I SINGLE W j BILLED aiHiwt aat, 1 : l:SO-S:l-t:Oe IHOWJ TODAT a MT I43-4 9 IS 9:00 z Starts Sunday for 3 Days! A Fun Riot! inwi lumi atlTN I0UIH sieeaaae ywall kittfh aa ej we're etngle killing Ikis taa! Mat-ne Ine. Tat a Creator inc. Tat a it te 1VIV Inc. Tat a Klddiaa-lOe DANCE Music By DREAMLAND DANCE BAND Sat. Nite, May 31 Both Modern and Old Time Something Different You will enoy It Always a good crowd And Good Time. WALKER'S DANCE IS EVERYBODY'S DANCE Gentlemen SOc, Ladiea 20c Tax Included. GALLA RIHI RETURN CONCERT High School Auditorium, Monday Jun 2 EVE PRENTICE ROBT. L. WENK TODAY and SATURDAY! I Complete Shows Frt-Rat. Afternoon You'll "Yell" With Excitement at This Grand Aviation Thriller! n n , VI ay.V ' ill I Super-thrllU with tfc V ill I 1 man who rid the ravoB clut rowABua 1 I r RolKay O X New Sehrnaia Today tf f ttgt tf WeaW III and atnioai a .. ' ,w ami I I Sunday & Monday! A Grand Joy Hit! aawBBaaamT avaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaar a Itvttot I AaHa saa (ne. tail Kltlea-aa LMATITtE Aalte tse Inc. U Ki44lee-iee anas M.v-iJy-taM Central Point