MEPFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEPFORD. OREGON. SUNDAY. JUNE 1. 1941
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Society
by Betty
Church Group
Holds Homecoming
At Methodist Parlor
Members of the W.S.C.S. of
the First Methodist church en
joyed homecoming Tuesday af
ternoon at 2 o'clock in the
church parlors. An interesting
program under direction of Miss
May Phipps was presented fol
lowed by a social hour arranged
by members of the Queen Esther
circle.
Mrs. W. W. Walker called the
meeting to order; Mrs. Martha
Hill led devotions. Mrs. Hill
sang an old-time Wesleyan hymn
especially arranged with another
' hymn as the chorus.
A temperance reading was
given by Jim Tucker, after
which 17 members of the "Sing
ing Grandmothers," led by Effie
Herbert Kurtz sang, accompan
ied at the piano by Mrs. Mar
guerite Conrad.
The study, "Investing Our Her
itage," was led by Miss Phipps
with several members of the so
ciety assisting. The ladies told
of various phases of the work
as conducted by the W.S.C.S.
Preceding the homecoming,
members of the society's execu
tive board met in the ladies'
parlor for luncheon and business
session. The month' business
consisted mainly of preparing
reports and finances of various
organizations for conference re
ports. : Party Celebrates
Seventh Birthday
Michael Clark, young son of
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Clark, was
honored Thursday afternoon
when a group of young friends
called at the home of his par
ents in Perrydale to celebrate
his seventh birthday anniver
sary. Games and contests and a
dummy doll named "Suzy" en
tertained the children, after
which birthday cake was served.
Assisting Mrs. Clark were M!
chad's two grandmothers. Mrs.
R..A. Clark and Mrs. W. A.
Hooker.
Attending the birthday party
were Marilyn Marvel, Stephen
and Douglas Crippen, Laura
and Donna Lee Gober, Dale and
Dean Coverstone, Jimmy and
Lela Paris, Delia and Dorothy
Good, David and Jimmy Elson,
Donna Mae Meadows, Betty
Fry, Shirley and Betty McNeill,
Helen Carman and Douglas
Clark.
Ladles' Aid ToHoId
Birthday Festival
The Ladies' Aid of the Phoe
nix Presbyterian church will
hold their annual birthday fest
ival Thursday at 2 o'clock in
the ladles parlor of the church.
Hostess chairman is Mrs. Castor.
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Seven Neighborhood
Parties Held By
Sojourners Club
Members of Medford Sojourn
ers' club held seven neighbor
hood parties in various sections
of the city Thursday afternoon.
The parties were given as a
means of acquainting each mem
ber with those in her immediate
neighborhood since the club is
made up of newcomers to the
city.
At each party two or three
tables of cards were in play, or
the afternoon was spent sewing.
Due to the fact that much Inter
est was shown in the neighbor
hood partus, ii is probable that
the fifth Thursday of coroing
months will see a repetition a!
the idea.
In the south end of town Mrs.
O. R. Fritz and Mrs. William
Clegg were hostesses at the home
of Mrs. Fritz on Glen Oak Court.
Mrs. Eugene Card and Mrs.
Orrin Brown held high honors
for cards. Mrs. Howard John
son entertained at her home
on Queen Anne avenue, assisted
by Mrs. George Albright. Mrs.
Frank Humphrey and Mrs. I. E.
Staples received prizes for hon
ors at cards.
On the north side of the city
members gathered at the home
of Mrs. George Rudolph, 432
North Holly street, with Mrs.
Murray Marley and Mrs. Robert
Colburn assisting. Mrs. Doug
lass Welch and Mrs. C. Worth
Cheney received prizes. In the
west end of the city Mrs. Ernest
Howell entertained at her home,
29 Ross Court, with Mrs. Har
old Hoppe as assisting hostess
Mrs. E. S. Degman held high
honors at cards.
Three parties were held in the
south section of the city. Mr3.
Ted Homecker entertained at
her home, 1015 West 11th street,
with Mrs. Jack Evans assisting.
Mrs. Hornecker held honors for
cards. A second party was at
the home of Mrs. Emil Berg,
1003 West 11th, with Mrs. Don
McFadden assisting and Mrs.
Roy Byrd holding high honors at
cards.
Third of the south side par
ties were at the South Oakdale
home of Mrs. Merle Muncey,
with Mrs. Hugh Erickson assist
ing. Mrs. Robert Crutchfield,
Mrs. Royal Clare and Mrs. Fred
W. Rehling received prizes for
high honors, and Mrs. Crutch
field held highest score for the
seven parties.
Mrs. E. H. Card, president of
the Sojourners, and Mrs. Doug
lass welch, chairman of the
board, with Mrs. Robert Col
burn, made up the committee
which made original plans for
the parties.
Shower Honors
Mrs. Hutchinson
Sams Valley, May 31 (Spl.)
Mrs. Fay Trcsham, Melvina
Burrlson and Beulah Pelfey en
tertained with shower Wed
nesday honoring Mrs. Charles
Hutchinson. Games were play
ed and the afternoon spent vis
iting. Mrs. Hutchinson received
a number of gifts.
Later the hostesses served re
freshments to Lucy Eddington,
Mrs. Ernest Lyman, Mrs. Kate
Lyman, Mrs. May Korner, Mrs.
Alva McDowell, Mrs. Catherine
Morgan, Mrs. Charles Smith.
Mrs. Melvin Barrett, Mrs. J. W.
Smith, Mrs. Ruth Schulz, Mrs.
May Lovell, Mrs. Doris jirsch
elle, Mrs. Gladys Koger, Mrs.
Wllma Silver, Mrs. Llnnie Mil
kowskl, Mrs. Marie Milkowski.
Mrs. J. H. Johnson, Mrs. Maude
Grant, Mrs. Pearl Gunterland,
Mrs. Edna Pyle, Mrs. Mary Mc
Dowell. Mrs. John Hall, Mrs.
Lois Komer, Mrs. Mildred Mc
Mullen, Mrs. Effie Conley. Mrs.
Joe Dusenberry, Mrs. Jane Bad
ger, Mrs. Harry Johnson, Mrs.
Leoria Huston and Mrs. Joyce
Everette and Betty Lou Tresham.
Mrs. Cation and Sen
Are Medford Visitors
Mrs. C. W. Carlon and son
Jimmy of Portland have been
spending the past week at the
home of Mrs. Carlon's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Carlon, on
Arnold Lane. Mr. Carlon and
son Tommy arrived In Medford
yesterday. They will return to
their home In Portland today.
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i Guests Enjoy
Birthday Party
Twenty children and their
mothers enjoyed a party Wed
nesday afternoon at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Greaves
on South Laurel street. The af
fair honored the fourth birth
day anniversary of Nancy
Greaves, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Greaves and the sixth
birthday anniversary of Delia
Good, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert Good of the Phoenix
Jacksonville road.
The honored guests received
a number of gifts. Balloons and
two lighted birthday cakes
added to the festivities. Attend
ing were Billy and Sandra Cald
well, Ruth Anne Marshall, Nor
man, Jerry and Donnie Gould;
Tommy Parker, Wilson, Patty
Jane and Joyce Lee Gilinsky,
Burton and Marjorie Williams,
Lorraine Greaves, Michael,
Douglas and Dee Ann Clark,
Monty Fehl, Sonny Greaves
and Delia Good and Nancy
Greaves. '
Also enjoying the afternoon
were Mesdames Jack Cald
well, Del Marshall, Joe Gilin
sky, Thomas Parker, N. C. St
Arnold, R. H. Shirley, Jack
Greaves, Wilbur Fehl. AUce
Mae Arnold, Lewis Clark, Don
ald Greaves and Herbert Good.
Shower Surprises
Eva Mae Caldwell
A surprise kitchen shower was
given in honor of Miss Eva Mae
Caldwell of Phoenix by mem
bers of the Missiionary society
and the Ladies' Aid society of
the Proenix Presbyterian church
at the Caldwell home Thursday
evening. -Games were followed
by a social hour. Miss Cald
well's marriage will be solemn
ized early this month.
Games were played and re
freshments served to Mesdames
J. O. N. Poling, Blackwood,
Denzer, Coffin, Vlall, Frame.
Roberts, Caldwell, Morgan,
Malmgren, Watkins, Johnson,
Schlund, Hartley, Conk In, Carr,
Caster, Sheets and Miss Lula
Roberts and Miss Caldwell's
mother, Mrs. Walker Caldwell.
Party Given
For Mrs. Atwood
Mrs. Ralph Atwood was hon
ored at her home, 126 Cottage
street, Wednesday when mem
bers of the Jolly Stitchers club
surprised her with a birthday
party. The club members pre
sented Mrs. Atwood with a birth
day gift and she also received
a gift from her secret pal.
Cards were at play with Mrs.
Dan Connor holding high score
at pinochle and Mrs. Atwood
scoring high at bridge.
Attending were Mrs. Ida Hol
lars, Mrs. Jane Hemstreet, Mrs.
George Reynolds, Mrs. Hans
Rammin, Mrs. Harry Barneburg,
Mrs. Frank Ovelman, Mrs. Dan
Connor, Mrs. John Grinsted,
Mrs. Elder Conser, Mrs. L. P.
West and Mrs. Gurden Stagg.
Mrs. Wimer Is
Hostess To Group
Mrs. G. C. Wtmer was hostess
to the DeMolay mothers at her
home, 410 North Ivy street,
Tuesday afternoon for dessert
and a business meeting.
The last meeting of the group
until fall will be held June 16
at Helman Baths In Ashland,
when a picnic has been planned.
Attending were Mrs. Aletha
Vawter, Mrs. Mable Todd, Mrs.
Helen W. Dixon, Mrs. Grace
Holloway, Mrs. Alta McDougall.
Mrs. Edna Bryant, Mrs. Mable
Bennett. Mrs. Hope Wood. Mrs.
Marie Ettinger and Mrs. Hulda
Thurman.
Box Social Held
By Mariners' Class
The Mariner' plan nl ft,
First Christian church held a
box social at Jackson Hot
Springs Tuesday. Nineteen at
tended. Durinl the outine the
group held a surprise shower
tor Mrs. price Shaffer.
A business session was also
held. Proceeds from the tviv
social will be used to Improve
ine piayiot tor the daily vaca
tion Bible school students.
Mrs. Morand Here
For Short Visit
Mrs. William A. Morand of
Portland arrived Thursday to
spend the week visiting her son
and daughter-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Roger Headlee. Mrs. Mor
and has many friends in this
city whom she will visit during
her stay In southern Oregon.
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Monday.
12:30 p. m. Past Matrons
club, Reames Chapter, O.E.S
Masonic temple.
2:00 p. m. Travel Study
club, home Mrs. Earl Moore, 31
Elm street.
8:00 p. m. Olive Rebekah
lodge, I.O.O.F. hall.
Tuesday.
1:00 p. m. Woman's Assoc!
ation of First Presbyterian
church, home Mrs. John Perl.
1:30 p. m. Lady Elks, Elks
temple.
Wednesday.
12:00 p. m. Pro America,
Hotel Holland.
Friday.
6:30 p. m. Canton Siskiyou,
No. 16 and auxiliary, I. O. O. F.
hall.
Art Club Sees
Water Color Display
Mrs. Elizabeth Edomdson
from the Art Center at Gold
Beach displayed a group of
water colors at the meeting of
the Jackson County Art club
held last week at the home of
Mrs. Nellie McCormick, 1318
Reddy avenue. A social hour
closed the afternoon.
The club will meet at the
home of Jerry Warren, 330
Haven street, Wednesday after
noon from 2 until 4 o'clock. All
art class students are invited.
Mrs. Roy Bishop .
To Be Speaker
Mrs. Roy T. Bishop of Port
land, state president of Pro
America, will address members
of the Medford Pro-America
unit at a luncheon meeting to
be held at the Hotel Holland
Wednesday.
Pro-America officers announc
ed that the meeting formerly
scheduled for Monday had been
advanced to Wednesday in order
that Mrs. Bishop might address
the entire Pro-America member
ship. Bernice Nary
Entertains Friends
Mis Bernice Nary entertained
Miss Louise Lemire and Miss
Eleanor Lemire at a dinner par
ty at her country home north' of
Medford Wednesday evening.
The group later attended the
theater.
Mr. and Mrs. Welch
Entertain House Guests
Mrs. Robert F. Raber of Ta
coma, Wash., is a house guest at
the home of her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Douglass
Welch, 511 Palm street Mrs.
Raber was accompanied to Med
ford by Richard D. Wolf, also a
guest at the Welch home.
Mrs. Welch and son Douglas
will return to Tacoma with Mrs.
Raber and Mr. Wolf to attend
the wedding of Miss Ruth Raber,
which will be an event of June
14. Miss Raber is a sister of
Mrs. Welch.
Lodge. Club-Church
Announcements
V.F.W. Post and
Auxiliary to Meet
Regular meeting of Crater
Lake post, Veterans of Foreign
Wars, and Auxiliary will be
held Tuesday at 8 p. m. in the
armory. All members of the
post and auxiliary thank the
people of Medford and vicinity
for their cooperation in the suc
cessful Buddy Poppy sale.
Annual Picnic to be
Held at Perl Home
The Women's association of
the First Presbyterian church
will hold its annual picnic atlp'clock
1 o clock Tuesday at the ranch
home of Mrs. John Perl. Each
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As we sell more cars, both new and used, than any dealer in this terri
tory we have the beat stock to pick from.
We are the ONLY dealership In Southern Oregon with a complete.
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Our New Location for Reconditioning
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Haturally we ate the place to buy Used Cars at Used Trucks. Remem
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NINTH AND BARTLETT
Commencement at O. S. C. Is Stirring Event June 2
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OREGON STATE COLLEOE, Corvallla These pictures taken of com
mencement exercises here reveal the spectacle as viewed by parents and
friends who nil every seat In the halL Insert shows a home economics stu
dent receiving diploma from Dean Ava B. Milam while Registrar E. B.
Lemon arranges diplomas ao that each student receives the proper one
during the march. The graduating class this year Is the largest In history
with 795 degrees earned, Are more than the number conferred last year.
Eight have cooiDleted work for Ph. D. degrees and lot for masters' degrees.
of the church circles will fur
nish a dish and members are
requested to bring their own
table servie.
Mrs. H. L. Brown, dial 4192,
is in charge of transportation.
Mrs. Eve Prentice's accordion
band will furnish music. All
ladies of the congregation are
urged to attend.
Rebekahs Will Initiate
Three Candidates Monday
Olive Rebekah lodge will
meet Monday evening at 8
o'clock at the I.O.O.F. hall. Ini
tiation of three candidates Is
scheduled. All members and vis
iting Rebekahs are urged to at
tend. A social hour will close
the evening.
Past Matrons to Fete
Reames Chapter Officers
Past Matrons of Reames chap
ter, O.E.S., will entertain offic
ers of the local chapter at a
luncheon at the Masonic temple
Monday at 12:30 p.m. Mrs.
Georgia Holloway is chairman
of the affair.
Canton Siskiyou and
Auxiliary Plan Dinner -
Members of Canton Siskiyou
No. 16 and auxiliary, U. S. W. V.
will hold a covered-dish dinner
at the I.O.O.F. hall Friday eve
ning at 6:30 o'clock. Delegates
who attended the recent conven
tion will report on the. sessions.
Members and visiting members
are invited.
Lady Elks to Meet
At Elks Temple
Lady Elks will hold their
regular luncheon at the Elks
temple In the ladies' parlor,
Tuesday at 1:30 p. m. Hostesses
are Mrs. C. J. Semon, Mrs. Mer
rltt Merriman, Mrs. Robert
Lewis and Mrs. W. A. Young.
Club To Meet-
At Guenter Home
The Goodwill club will meet
with Mrs. Hugo Guenther, 613
South Newtown street, Tuesday
at 2 o'clock. Hostess for the aft
ernoon will be Mrs. P. Gerhardt
Missionary Society
To Meet Wednesday
The Missionary society of the
First Christian church will meet
Wednesday afternoon at 2
with Ethel Troxell as
program chairman assisted by
Ruth Hood. Mrs. Bulloch, mis
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sionary from China, will speak
on existing conditions in China
during the current conflict Lois
Young will sing several selec
tions followed by a social hour
In charge of Delia Childs. Mem
bers and friends are invited.
Grand Prize
This handsome Hawthorne bi
cycle will be awarded as grand
prize for the best and most or
iginally decorated bicycle in the
bicycle safety parade to be held
Saturday June 14, under the
sponsorship of Montgomery
Ward it Co. Twenty two other
valuable prizes from the sport
ing goods department of Wards
store, and the Rialto theater,
will be given the runners up.
These prizes are: air rifle,
fly rod, tennis racquet, croquet
set, baseball glove, bicycle tire,
roller skates, bicycle light, one
month pass to Rialto threater,
two weeks pass to Rialto, one
week pass to Rialto, and ten
single passes to Rialto. Free
Cocoa Cola will be given to all
entrants.
Bicycles and riders young
and old, large and small, are
eligible for entry. This parade
is certain to be a spectacular
and colorful pageant If the en
thusiastic ideas of some of the
entrants are realized. All con
testants must register with Ray
Clark, manager of the sporting
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goods department of Montgom
ery Ward. All prizes are now on
exhibition in the store windows.
The Medford Bicycle Safety
Parade Is staged In the Interest
of safer bicycle riding in this
community. Every mother and
father should welcome and en
courage any event that calls at
tention to the constant need for
careful bicycle riding. A set of
ten rules of safety are given
with each entry blank, together
with a set of colorful wheel
discs bearing the slogan, "I Ride
Safely . . Do You?" Boys and
girls are urged to register now,
obey the safety rules, use the
wheel discs, and prepare their
bikes for the big parade.
Communications
U.S. Navy Needs More Men
To the Editor
Thirty-five thousand addition
al men are urgently needed for
the U. S. navy by June thirtieth.
Selective service does not ap
ply to the navy. The navy de
pends upon voluntary enlist
ments entirely. The term of en
listment in the regular navy Is
still six years for all men over
eighteen and under thirty-one
years of age. For all men be
tween the ages of 17 and 18 the
enlistment is for minority, or
until the boy attains his twenty
first birthday.
For the man who does not
at.
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Used Car Salesmen ARENT KIDDING When Thej
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40 Cher. Cpe.. . .$775
Only 8000 miles. Radio.
Like new.
39 Ford Con. Cpe. $675
A Smart Car In Beautiful
Condition
39 Ford DLTdr. 5645
Low Mileege. Immaculate
Condition
35 Dodge Cpe. ..$345
This One Challenges All
Comparison
34 Chrys. Fordor $245
A Real Family Cat.
Well kept. .
37 Dodge SLwgn $495
Leather Uphol. Good Motet
39CheT.li2tTk. $69!
35 Ford Vli trk. $300
40 Ford Picknp .$545
40 Mere Cars. Tracks and CemmercUla is Chooee frees.
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Big Used Cat Let Ope Sands Till P. M.
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MEDFORD, OREGON
want to obligate himself for six
years, the naval reserve offers
an attractive proposition. Ho
may enlist In one of the many
classes of the naval reserve and
be released from active duty
upon the termination of the
present emergency. He may en
list for certain designated duties
and if qualified will be sent to
service schools to prepare him
for these duties, and as stated
before, he will be released from
active duty when the emergency
is over.
Anytime after the recruit's
indoctrination training he may,
if he so desires, transfer to the
regular navy and the time spent
in the reserve will be computed
in the time necessary for retire
ment In other words, he obligates
himself only for the duration of
the emergency and at the same
time finds out If he Is cut out
to be a navy man. When thai is
decided he may transfer to the
regular navy.
Any publicity your newspaper
could give the subject will be
appreciated by the naval recruit
ing service.
G. F. DeGrave,
Lieutenant N. S. Nary
Officer In Charge,
Portland, Ore.
New Pacific Director
Forest Grove, May 31. (JPh
Naomi Lauri Leyhe will become
women physical education in
structor at Pacific university
next fall. An instructor in the
Georgia State college for teach
ers for the past two years, she
will replace Mrs. Ruth Loomis,
resigned.
BeeauM of parannlal irrigation, two
and KxnttlmM three crope are har
vested each year In the Nil valley.
Long tripe become
pleasure with
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Seat Covers
Clothing will not stick
to seat covets during
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Priced
from
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40 Mercury Tdr. $895
H.P. Motet. Power and
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39 Plymouth Cpe. $595
Clean as Whistle. Good as
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36 Cher. Cpe. . .$345
See Thia One. Tea. Yonll
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33 Ply. fordor ..$195
Nice Paint Job. Good Tires
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36 Cher, fordor $375
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35 GMC Dump trk $350
4-ton Eaton. Big rubber.
39 Ford 1V2 trk. $695
36 Ford Pz trk. $325
36 Ford Pick; .$295