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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBTJXE. MEDFORD. OREGON, TUESDAY, JUNE 3, 1941. PAGE FOUR Society by Betty Announcement Made Of Marriage Of Bernice Sears Ot interest to local frtendi U announcement of the marrlac of Miss Bernice L. Sean, form erly of Med ford and Washing ton. D. C., to Technical Sergeant John A. Andrewi of the 62nd material squadron U. S. army air corps. May 26 at 8 p. m. In Salt Lake City, Utah. This ceremony was read at the home of Mr. and Mri. John R Haney. 1946 Sunnyslde avenue with Chanlaln Zimmerman of Fort Douglai offlclatinl. The couple was attended by Sergeant and Mrs. William T. Wheeler, former residents of this city. The bride was attired In a white chiffon gown fashioned Grecian style with an embroid ered bodice of white, green and red. She wore a shoulder cor ease of eardinlas, lilies ot the valley and roses. Sergeant and Mrs. Andrews will reside In Boise, Ida. R. N. A. Members Hold Luncheon R.N.A. members enjoyed a dessert luncheon at the Girls Community clubhouse Wednes day of last week. Hostesses were Mrs. Ina Huson, Mrs. Nel lie Laing, Mrs. Fredericka Glas cock and Mrs. Eunice Akers. Mrs, Marjorle Pearson, dis trict deputy, was given a gift by .he lodge members. She Is plan' nlng to leave June 11 for the supreme camp session to be held In Duluth, Minn., as a delegate from the Medford district. Mrs. Marcella Trujanek was welcomed Into the association as a new member. Guests Included Mrs. Bunny Carlon and son, Jim of Portland, who have been guesti at the home of Mrs. Car Ion's parent!, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Arnold of this city. Chinese Missionaries To Speak Wednesday Mrs. Ralph Bullock and daughter, Esther, who recently returned from Hong Kong, China, are guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Bullock, 615 Columbus avenue. With Mr. Bullock, they have served as missionaries In Hong Kong for the past eight years. Mr. Bullock has remained In China to prepare native helpers to take over his work and plans to return to the United States in the near future. The family will open a mission among the Chinese In San Francisco upon his arrival In this country and later they hope to return to their field In China. Mrs. Bullock will be guest speaker at the missionary so ciety of the First Christian church Wednesday at 2 p. m. In the recreational hall in the church. She will have on dis play many interesting items from China. The public 1 in vited. Party Honors Medford Visitor Miss Josephine Hunter re turned to her home in Van couver, Wash., Friday evening after a visit at the home of her sister, Mrs Betty Rodpath, SI North Oakdale avenue. During her stay in this city she was honored with a party at the Red- path home. Cards were at play with prizes being awarded to Miss Alice Harker and Miss Helen McDonnel. Attending were Misses Mar tha DeSoura, Helen McDonnel, Evelyn Nation, Betty Grace Rob bint, Alice Harker, Verna Lof fer, Bernlre Martin. Katheleen Jay, . LaVonne Davit, Elsie Oliver, Hallle Jones, Annette Konop, Mesdame Don Leonard, 1-ewelI Dupray, Willie Huffman, Paul Sak raids, Dick Sakralda, Evelyn Matthews. Ronald Baker. I.arlyle Burgoyne, Paul New comb, the honored guest and the hostefs. t Mrs. Barnaburg To Entertain Club Jolly Stitchers club will meet with Mrs. Harry Barneburg, IS Chestnut street Friday at 1:30 p. m. for dessert luncheon. """"" ' nd Clubs Shoemaker Luncheon Held At Hotel Medford Attended By 30 Mrs. Jack Walker, Mrs. Bemle Hughei and Mrs. Ivan Harring ton entertained a group of friends at a Saturday luncheon at the Hotel Medford. Small flower pots marked the covers for 30 guests. Card! were at play during the afternoon with Mrs. Chet Hub bard, Mrs. Vera Strader, Mrs. P. C. Wilder and Mri. Paul Sel- by receiving prizes. Out-of-town guests attending the affair included Mrs. P. C. Wilder of San Francisco; Mrs Warren Hamlin of Bend; Mrs. Foster Cone of Portland and Miss Mary Martha Sweeney. Shirley Burleson Celebrates Birthday Mrs. Kelly Brooks entertained Saturday afternoon at the Brooks home on Soring street honoring the tenth birthday of her daughter, Shirley Burleson. Games were played and later ice cream and birthday cake were served. Enjoying the party were Bar bara Morrison, Phyllis Plumley, Beverly Smith. Helen Jones Beverly Newton, Mildred Schultz. Bety Lemon. Larry Ed wards, a cousin of the honored uest. Mrs. Otto Caster, her grandmother and Mrs. Mary Ellison of Portland, her great grandmother. Social Affairs Honor Delegate Numerous social events have been enjoyed by wlvei of dele gates to the Central and Western Oregon Production Credit as sociUion two-day convention which is in session in this city An informal tea was held yes terday afternoon from 2:30 until S p. m. at the Bren Starcher home on the Jacksonvllle-Phoe nix road. Assisting Mrs. Starcher was Mrs. A. R. Hopfar. Luncheon preceded the tea at the Hotel Medford yesterday noon and last evening the dele gates and their ladies enjoyed dinner and dancing at the Chateau with about 50 In at- tendance. The ladles motored to Ashland this afternoon for luncheon at the Plaza. Mr. Bishop to Speak At Pro America Luncheon Mrs. Roy T. Bishop, president of the Oregon chapter of Pro America republican women will address the local unit at a lun cheon meeting tomorrow at 12 p. m. at the Hotel Holland. Also heard during the meeting will be report! of the semi-annual convention held May 21 and 22 In Portland by Mrs. Nral David sou and Mrs. C. M. Hurd. dele gates from the Medford unit. Date Bet For Annual Card and Garden Party St. Anne's Altar society will sponsor Its annual public card and garden party at the H. A. DuBuqtie home In Central Point Thursday. June 19. Dessert lun cheon will be served at 1:30 p. m. Medford Garden Club Picnic Is Postponed Announcement was made to- da that the Medford Garden club dinner which was to have been held this week has been postponed until a later date. WING'S CLOVERHILL ' GOLDEN GUERNSEY MILK AND CREAM Produced and distributed by one of the Northwest'! Finest Dairies. Dial 4 809 Medford t premium Grade A Whole Raw Milk and Cream ANNOUNCEMENT Third annual six-week summer count opens Mon day, June li close July It. rie piano fnr beginner ew II ages. Theory and applied harmony for pobtlo erhool trrhere Private lessons In voice er piano. Esr-tralnlng and tight tinging. 'Miracle Series' for Popu lar Plane Playing. Enroll Tail Week Effie Herbert Kurt. Studlot 204 N. Ivy Phone 2643 Special Summer Prices Sisters Leave For Nebraska Mrs. Eugene Thomdika, 617 Dakota avenue, and her sister, Mrs. Karl Janouch, 1202 East Main street, left this morning by motor for Nebraska where they will spend three or four weeks visiting. They plan to stop at Rocky Mountain national partk In Colorado and in Wyoming to visit friends and relatives in Montana. CALENDAR Tuesday. 1:00 p. m. Woman's Associ 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. 2:00 p. m. Missionary So ciety of First Christian church, church parlors. 8:30 p. m. U.S.w.v. auxil iary at armory. Potluck dinner, followed by business session. GALLA il PLEASES Anthony Gaila-Rin! of New York presented a successful re turn engagement accordian con cert at the Medford high school auditorium yesterday evening. His well-chosen program varied from classics to modern favorites and returned him to the stage for numerous encores. The soloist offered a classic croup as his opening numbers including selections from War ner. Grieg, Rlmsky-Korsakoff, Strauss and Gomez. His second group was modern In theme, be ing compositions of Carmichael, Lecuona, DeRose and Gershwin. Known for his conducting as well as solo work throughout the country Galla Rinl directed the southern Oregon accordian band in three selections. Dur ing the Intermission Robert L. Wenk of this city, directed nine accordianist! in "Berceuse" by Godard. Dr. Sherman L. Divine acted as master of ceremonies. Intro ducing the New York accordlan lst. Galla Rtnt was accompanied to Medford by his wife. Mrs. Galla Rinl, and during their stay In this city they were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Prentice, S17 Newtown. Galla Rinl appeared In concert here in December. Adrltnne'e June lat Ml start Wednesday. Take advantage of prea nt low prlc fura r advancing. Factory Repre tentative will asalat you. SPECIAL Demonstration Atifci will be In our store for consultation and showing the complete line of Orthopedic and Dres Footwear, including styles (or fall. Mr. Stewart will erthograph ycur leet and analyse your thoe problem!. 2 DAYS ONLY Wed. and Thurs., June 4 & 5 LANTIS & JOHNSTON SHOE CORNER MAIN AND CENTRAL Births Born to Mr. and Mrs. George Smith of Jacksonville a boy weighing six pounds and five ounces in Sacred Heart hoipiUl June 2. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. Ford of route 2, Medford. a girl weighing nine pounds and 10 ounces in Sacred Heart hos pital June 2. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Dick Gillespie of route 2 a boy weigh ing six pounds and 14 ounces in Sacred Heart hospital June 1. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Johnston of route 1, Medford. a girl weighing seven pounds and eight ounces in Sacred Heart hospital May 31. LIVESTOCK Portland Portland, Jun 3. (AP-USDA) Hog 450; mrket active, etrong. ln (tancea ,0c higher; good-choice 170 to 31S-lb. drlve-iii 88 80; few lota to 39.75; 330 to 370-lb. butcher 88.73 at 9 00: light light largely S8.7B; packing ow 87 78 8.35; choice light feeder pls quotabl to 810.80 or abov. Cattle: 100; calvea, 80: market ac tive, ateady; bulla alow, medium grade under pressure; few good fed ateer 810.35; medium grade down to 8800; good fed heller 81035; common-medium grade 87 00 ? 8 50: cull down to 88 50; cannar-cutter cowa 85 50 O8J0; ahelly klnde down U 83 00: fat dairy cows around 87.00: grass-fat beet cow 87 358.50; good fed cow to 88 35: medium bulla 88 00 a a so: eood heavy bulla to 89 IS; good-choice vealera ateady at 81100 O13.00; common gradea down to 87.00. Sheep: 500; market alow, ateady with Monday eloa or weak to 38c below early Monday; gooa-cnoice eprtng lamb 88 78 to meetly 810.00: medium gradea 8835; fat lamb eal able 88 50 a 8.78; elzable lot good 130-lb. yearling 88 80; older wethera down to 8400; few medium-good we 83.78 33 35. Chicago Chicago, Jun 8 (AP-USDA) Hoj: 38.000: practical top 39 40: on outstanding load 3945: bulk 180 to 370-lb. 89 25 9.40; moat 370 to 830 lb. S9.10S94V smooth 800 to 8S0-lb. oacklna ow 88 60 8.78. Cattla: 8.800; calve. 1.300; mostly 3938a 113 trade with very amble share steer crop 39 731100: early too 313 00; heifer firm at 39 60 11.00: load or so bald around 811-33; cowa firm, scarce; bulla strong to 18c higher; vealera strong at til 00 down Sheep: 3.000: email lot cloeely eort- d native springers 313 23; bulk choice trucked In lot 311 30; 13.60; few throw-outs 39 004 10.00; best 80-lb. shorn lamb 310.38: good grade 100. lb. kinds 89.80. flout h San Francisco South 8an Francisco, June 3. IPi (Ped.-State Mkt. News) Hog: 850; around 5c huher: most 183 to 333-lb. California 3990. few hcnvle 89.40; V' for Schilling pure VANILLA delicate) flavor supreme That will never freeze out of your homemade ice creaml Schilling- it StlClt-1 UTtSCTt MR. IRAL I. STEWART Factory Representative for CANTILEVER and GROUND GRIPPER SHOES STORE 1st on load California butchers 10.00. top; packing tows S7.90 down. Cattle: 100; steers about steady: load mdlum 1,083-lb. graa steers 88 78; monday: 4 cars good to ebolc ltd teer H0 AO. light steers scare. 8 car (at fraaa 970 to 1.808-lb. atr S8.0O; youi grata cowi and heifer S7.S0cS.0O; today: 3 load rant canner and cutter 4 76).0; lew dairy cow 38 00. bulk 4.006.7S: bull IS.O0A8.SO. Calv: aalabl 60; tady; tood vealera under 360 lb. 11.00; medium (laughter calve as SO. Sheep: 700; tteadr; 3 deck good to choice 79-lb. spring lamb 310.33, odd package medium 88.78 a 8-00. lew 8878 10.00; medium to choice shorn ewe qouted 83.W)S.SO. Portland Produce Portland. Jun . (API Market change: Country meat, yearling lambs, 10918c lb. Drewed Turkey: Nominal salting prices, hena 33c lb. Onlona: Oregon Denver, regular la 83 80; S-lnch and larger 34. Potatoea: .New California long whltea No. 1, 83.35A3.80. Potatoea: Old Deachute No. 1. 81.40; aelected Deschutes brand. 81-80. Portland Wheat Portland, June 3. Pi Wheat: Open High Low Sent. -83 3 '3 Caah gram: Oat No. 3, Sa-lb. white 838 80. Barley No. 3, 45-lb. bearded white 837.00. Plax No. 1. 3178. Cash wheat (bid l: Soft whit 81 c; eoft whit x c'.udlng rex 84c; whit club 84 c; western red 84c. . 1- .nd5iU---" 1 81 3 ' " lH Bard red winter: Ordinary 84c; 11 per cent 88140: 13 per cent 81 He; IS per cent RSc; 14 per cent 8Se; hard whiu-baaxt: 13 per cent 4108; IS per cent 81.08; 14 per cent 8111 Today ear receipt: wheat 30; barley 4; corn 1; null (etd 3. Chicago Wheat Chicago. June 8. Wheat: Open High Low July SH .88 Sept. J71, 1IH -TV, Dec. M 1.003, it Cloee M 3ti 1.00 Wall St. Report New York, June 3. W The stock market generally ignored the war news and other bearish factors today and whipped up a rally that lifted industrial lead ers fractions to 2 or more points. Transfers of around 400.000 shares compared with about 233.000 yesterday. Today's eloalng prlcea for 84 select ed stock follow: Al. Chm. 8c Dye .147 Am. Can 78 A. T. T. 184 sssiki &l. nnv raa YJMZfA (Ml ?W Curties-wricht . . 8'i 4 VlWan. ITl Douglas Aircraft 68 J . L ' " -4r7 gerSecm. . , ZZ1 rK'IJ.-i!l4 BIG BOTTLE ISt gfW SSSff.-- S., (BOTXHD l2oz.BOTTU3fcr25fcfei int. Harvester 50 mi IIMUT "W Johns-Mnvlll 7?4 " ' i lunntcott . ier ill . 1 i inkt of T M 1 I att m rm wm vw ' it lionty Ward . av 1 No. Amn. Avn. -North Amer. Penney U. C ) Penna. R. R. Phillip Pet. Radio - 13 18 SO 34 41H 8 lli 8'4 iov4 87 ..unquoted . i 88 10 . 84 Southern Pacific . Std. Branda 8 Ml. oil Cal. Std. OH N. J. Traneamarlea .. .. Union Carbide United Aircraft -United Airline U. 8. Steel . San Fnusciaco Batter Ban Pianclsco, June t(jPi But ter: 3 aeor 87c: 8. aeor 86c; 80 aeon 8Sc: 88 aeor 84c. Adrlenne1 Jun let al start Wednesday. Take advantage of pra nt low price sa fur r advancing. rectory Representative will assist you. M! VaiB 1 aaaastaw. wask asas. MM a H Pear Markets Yesterday New York. Jun -(A7M78DA) Pear: I cars arrived. Oregon un loaded, en ear on track: by boat, 3 Argentine arrived; Oregon MaUle. 3.188 box No. 1. 8188 S 3 40. average S3 33: Barry. 80S box fancy 81.78 s3.10, average 3303. Uae Mall Trlbun want ada. STOMACH ag inMoniioro guirueM Ai about tail Sme Celieaiai Oti CtUt Hnl O'f thu aim em as u won Stoo a bottle to theat. Sold a Ho V leek twoM be WEST SIDE PHARMACY