MF.DFORD MATT, TRIBUNE. MEDFORTV OREGON. THURSDAY. JUNE 5. lf41.
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SLACK OFF SOON
Waterfront Still Smolders
city to Clinton Ayres and the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George J
Ft. Moffet to Weston Fowler, also
of Medford.
The double wedding was
solemnized at the Baptist par
sonage in Reno. Nev.. Friday,
May 30. Following a short wed
ding trip into California by way
of Lake Tahoe the couple are
making their home in this city.
The Fowlers are residing at 609
West Second street and the Ayres
at 903 North Riverside avenue.
Subscription Dance
Will Be Saturday
Invitations have been issued
State Officer
Urges Women's
Activity in Politics
Mrs. Roy T. Bishop, state pre
sident of Pro America, urged
women to awaken to their sense
of responsibility and become in
terested in the political party of
their choice, when she addressed
Medford members of Pro Ameri
ca at a luncheon meeting yester
day at the Hotel Holland.
The speaker stressed the neces
sity of women taking part In
politics. She discussed forma
tion of "20 clubs." small neigh
borhood gatherings sponsored by
Pro America at which a study
of American government will be
the main topic.
She suggested that Pro Ameri
ca members take up a study of
elementary and high school text
books and supplementary read
ing material during the coming
year.
During the business session
the two delegates to the recent ifor ,he ,ast of the series of sub.
state convention nem in rori-, ion dances ,Q be he,d )n
land. Mrs. Neil Davidson and h d, , rQom of he Ho,e,
Mrs C. M. Hurd reported cm theMedford aturd at 9:30 m.
sessions. The local unit also, f, b f ,
voted to remain in active session I expected
du"JJf"mm".:,mi that 150 will be in attendance.
rauitrr limn aujuuui until iau aa
has been the usual procedure.
Home Service
Committee to Meet
Members of the Home Serv
ice committee, an organization
in the national defense program,
will meet at the Red Cross
rooms in the county court house
Saturday at 1:15 p. m.
Expecting to attend are Mrs.
A. E. Miller. Rogue River; Mrs.
Bertha M. Haskins, Applegate;
Mrs. Frank Carson. Butte Falls;
Mrs. Louise McPherson, Jack
sonville: Mrs. Stewart Weeks,
Prospect; Mrs. Guy Applewhite,
Ashland; Mrs. Blanche Lyman,
Miss Lillian Roberts, Frank
Holbrook and Mrs. A. S. V. Car
penter, all of Medford.
Return Horn After
Attending Reunion
Dr. and Mrs. B. R. Elliott.
James and Joan Elliott, and
David and Martin Grubb, have
returned to Medford after at
tending a family reunion at
Dallas. Forty-five persons were
in attendance. Recently they at
tended a family reunion of Mrs.
Elliott's family, the Martins at
, Grants Pass.
Merritt Circle-To
Hold Annual Picnic
Merritt Circle of the First
Presbyterian church will hold
their annual picnic at the home
of Mrs. H. F. W. Spilver, 520
Hamilton street. Tuesday. Pic
nic luncheon will be served at
1 p. m. Those attending are re
quested to bring their own serv
ice. '
Royal Neighbors
To Hold Initiation
Royal Neighbors of America
will meet at the K. of P. hall
tonight at 8 o'clock for initia
tion. All officers and members
are requested to attend.
Crater Lake Guild
Schedules Picnic
The annual Crater Lake
Guild picnic will be held Mon
day at 6 o'clock at the home
of Mrs. Verl Walker, route 2.
The county agent's office re
ported today the main crop of
I strawberries on the floor of the
valley would be completed in
I the next two or three days and
i cross from the upper Rogue
Coming as a surprise to their "ver d.stnct would be at their
friends is the announcement of ! marketing peak w. thin the next
the marriage of Mis, Sh.rley ; week- be"le " th
McCulloch. daughter of Mr. and 1 PrsPe.ct t,on aPPMred ln
Mrs. W. J. McCulloch of this;
Double Wedding
Solemnized at
Reno, Friday
The first cutting of alfalfa is
marriage of Miss Joy Balding. w .ju n
hay down. Cutting in the Apple-
gate district was scheduled to
start this week, but the cloudy
conditions postponed it.
Corn in many sections of the
valley is now a foot high and
progressing favorably. The to
matoes planted a month ago
are also progressing, with re
planting in progress in many
patches.
Music will be furnished by
Whipple's orchestra.
Wetl.y League Plant
Hill-Billy Party
The Wesley League col!cg?
group of the First Methodist
church has planned a hill-billy
frolic to be held Friday evening.
Those planning to attend are
requested to bring their swim
ming suits and meet at the
church at 6:45 p. m. In charge
of arrangements are Clifford
Fanger and Wilbur Eicher.
Mrs. Norrls To Visit
Friends In Vermont
Mrs. M. J. Norris of Brook
bank Orchards, left last eve
ning by train for Vermont by
way of Canada, to visit friends
until the latter part of July. She
plans to return to the Pacific
coast via Panama Canal.
Radio Highlights
By the Associated Press
(Time is Pacific Standard)
New York, June 5. Wendell
Willkie. speaking Friday night
at 7 on "Unity" before a mass
All-Chicago Citizens Committee,
meeting under auspices of the
also is scheduled for a CBS
broadcast.
Tonight, war schedule 4:00 .
MBS, 4:55 CBS, 5:15 MBS, 6 00 j
MBS. 6:30 NBC-Blue, 7:15 CBS, I
8:00 NBC CBS. 8:30 MBS.
NBC-Blue CBS MBS 6:45
Sec. Morgenthau on first month
of defense bonds and stamps
campaign.
NC-Blue 5:15 Herbert Hoov
er and Al Smith addressing
Boys' club banquet; 6 new series
Toronto Philharmonic.
MBS 4:15 sky over Britain;
7 Sen. Claude Pepper speaking
at Denver.
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Portland, June 5. OF) The
Oregon state employment serv
ice today described the migra
tion north from California of
some 3000 strawberry pickers
as a "credit card" argosy.
Director L. C. Stoll said that
two berry processors, perceiving
a picker shortage, obtained
sheaves of gasoline credit cards
from oil companies, sent agents
among the migratory work
camps in California and placed
the cards with likely-looking
pickers who lacked funds for the
trip north.
Cost of gasoline and oil utli-
mately will be charged against
the earnings of the pickers.
Stoll said that "all concerned
were well pleased with the
plan.
Reservist Called
Portland, June 9. lP) First
Lt. Karl F. Dehlinger of Eu
gene, U. S. army reserve, was
called to active duty yesterday.
Col. A. W. Cleary announced.
He will report at Camp Roberts,
Cal.
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The Hudson river waterfront fire, causing damage estimated at $25,000,000. still smol
dered 48 hours later. In foreground are charred beams of a Jersey City. N. J., pier-side cattle
yard. Building in the background it Midtown Hudson company warehoute.
Friday, war schedule 4:00
a.m., NBC CBS. 4:55 NBC-Blue,
5:00 NBC-Red CBS, 6:00 NBC
Blue MBS, 7:00 MBS, 8:45 MBS,
9:45 NBC, 10:00 MBS, 11:55
CBS, 12:55 NBC-Blue. 1:00
MBS, 2:25 NBC-Red, 2:45 CBS
NBC-Blue.
Cretcent Citiant
Guettt of Fienet
Mrs. Rose Gay and Miss Alice
Harper of Crescent City, Cal.,
visited at the E. C. Fiene home
on Sardine creek Monday night
en route to Klamath Falls and
Yakima, Wash., to visit friends
and relatives.
Mrs. Bateman Will
Entertain Past Chiefs
Mrs. S. W. Bateman will en
tertain the Past Chiefs club of
Pythian Sisters Friday at 8 p.
m. at her home, 514 South New
town street.
and second degrees. Visiting
grangers are welcome.
Sunday, June 8. will be church
Sunday at the hall, the program
starting at 2:30 p. m. Rev.
Dawes will be speaker. Every
one is invited.
Pharmacy Board I ma?- 'tt MaHyH 20- "V"?
. . ceeds C. L. McFadden of Port-
members namea
Um Man Trlbunt want adt
Salem, June 5. (P) W. A.
Burdick of Reedsport was ap
pointed by Gov. Charles A.
Sprague today to a five-year
term on the state board of phar-
land.
J. C. Perry of Salem was ap
pointed to the same board, to
serve until May 20, 1943. He '
will serve the unexpired term
of Ernest Haas of Sheridan.
NOTICE
Starting Saturday, June 7,
M. M. Department Store Will
Remain Open Saturday
Nights Until 8:30 p. m.
M. M. Department Store
220 EAST MAIN
PHONE 3332
Births
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Grant
Metternick, route 3 box 62, Med
ford a boy weighing six pounds
four and three fourths ouoces in
Community hospital Wednes
day, June 4.
THE GRANGE
CALENDAR
Sams Valley Grange
A special meeting will be held
Friday evening. June 6, at Sams
Valley grange hall to initiate a
class of candidates in first
6:30 p. m. Lady Elks dinner
at Elks temple.
8:00 p. m. Royal Neighbors
of America, K. of P. hall.
Friday.
1:30 p. m. Jolly Stitchers
club, home Mrs. Harry Barne
burg, 15 Chestnut street.
6:30 p. m. Canton Siskiyou,
No. 16 and auxiliary, I. O. O. F.
hall.
8:00 p. m. Past Chiefs club,
Pythian Sisters, home Mrs. S.
W. Bateman, 514 South New
town street.
Adrienne's
Week - End
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Values to
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ONE GROUP
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Adrienne's
COAST GUARDSMEN TO
MAN NAVY TRANSPORTS
Washlneton. June 5. (IP)
Secretary Morgenthau disclosed
today the coast guard was turn
ing more than 3,000 of its sail
ors over to the navy to man
new navy transports.
Morgenthau said at a press
conference this transfer was the
cause of an executive order
signed by President Roosevelt
yesterday directing that an un
specified number of coast
guardsmen should "operate as
a part of the navy."
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