Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 05, 1941, Image 12

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Newspaper Page TextMF.DFORD MATL TRrBUNE. MEDFORTV OREGON, THURSDAY, JUNE 5, 1941 PAGE TWELVE ESTON HUMPHREY1 ELECTED LEADER L warn?, INTERESTS SOLD TO K. F. BROTHERS LI New residents in Medford to day were Mr. and Mrs. E. B. "Bud" Serruys, formerly of Klamath Falls, who have pur chased the residence at 48 North Orange street from John and Elizabeth A. Jones of 709 Alder street. The property comprises lot 4 and the 16 23 feet of lot S, block 1 of the Bungalow addi tion. Mr. Serruys Is associated with hit brothers Lou and Bill, both of Klamath Falls, in the cafe and related business in Klamath Falls and cities in Washington. They also operate Cal-Ore, the roadhouse near the California Oregon border south of Klamath Falls. Bud Serruys is associated with A. C. Lelghton in the pur chase of five Central Point lots on which it is understood the two men propose to erect an apartment house. It is also un derstood that they have shown an interest in acquiring other property in Jackson county. Lou Serruys is associated with the interests that recently purchased the Halley building on South Central avenue at Eighth street for a price report ed to be in the neighborhood Of $40,000. Mr. Lelghton is vice president of the Roxy Ann Investment company which is negotiating for Brown's cafe at 101 East Main street. ATTENDED BY 41 Attendance for the opening session of Day Camp on Bear creek for girls in the commun ity between the ages of seven and 10 was almost double that of last year officials stated to day. Forty-one registered yes terday while attendance for 1940 on the first day was only 25. The day was devoted to hand icrafts and dramatization of two songs under the following camp personnel: Mrs. Paul Jan ney and Miss Helen Bullls, council members; Miss Bertha Arnspiger, Mrs. Sylvia Smith. Mrs. F. K. Morse. Mrs. Victor Eakln. Mrs. William Peek, Mrs. O. J. Halboth, senior counsel lors; Miss Jane Moffitt, Miss Patricia Farrell, Miss Carol Tengwald and Miss Geraldlne Yokum, junior counsellors. SPECIAL VENIRE T Eaton Humphrey was elected president of the Lions club at its weekly dinner-meeting in the Hotel Medford last night. Others elected were Frank J. Runtz, first vice-president. Dr. William F. Roney, second vice- president. Leland Knox, secre tary-treasurer, George Buchan an, lion tamer and Cliff Proctor tail twister. William Green and George Newberry were elected to the board of directors. Hugh A. Matier, Union Oil company publicity man, spoke on the Alaska-to-Argentine nigh way. Pointing out that the super-highway in the west coast states would follow 99, Mr. Matier spoke of the construction difficulties to be encountered in Latin America and Alaska. Russell Mitchell of Jackson ville gave a short talk on min erals of southern Oregon. Eve Prentice and three of her pupils. Neva Childreth, Shirley Schoett ler and Helene Prentice, enter tained with accordion selections. Ravazza's Band At Chateau for One Night Soon Carl Ravazza, youthful maes tro who made "Vienni Su" famous, brings his orchestra to the Chateau, Tuesday, June 10, for a gala one-night stand. Ra vazza recently completed a seven-month run In the Persian Carl Ravens room of San Francisco's Hotel Sit Francis Drake where hi broadcast nightly over NBC. Ravazza's tour will take him to St. Louis, Mo., where he will play an engagement In the Chase Hotel. This is his third trans continental tour. He began his musical career at 13, playing a guitar. He had his first orchestra at 16, debut ing as a band leader at Alameda. Calif., high school. He entered the ranks of name band leaders at the age of 22 and has con tinned to gain popular favor with his broadcasts, recordings and dance engagements. 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