BEDFORD MATL TRIBUNE. MEDFORT) PRECOX. SUNDAY. .TUNE S. 1911.
Society and QU5S
by Betty Shoemaker
Surprise Luncheon
For Mrs. Barneburg
By Jolly Stitchers
Mrs. Harry Barneburg was
surprised Thursday when mem
bers of the Jolly Stitchers club
railed at the Barneburg home,
15 Chestnut street honoring her
With a nn-hnstess lunphmn in
celebration of her birthday an
niversary. Mrs. Joe Woods of Salem,
Oregon, who is visiting in Med
ford was a special guest, her
birthday falling on the same
date. Mrs. Elder Conser, Mrs.
Ida Hollars and Mrs. Barneburg
received gifts from their "secret
pals." Mrs. Barneburg also re
ceived a gift from the club mem
bers. Pinochle and bridge were at
Dlav with Mrs. Frank Ovplmon
holding high score at pinochle
and Mrs. Gurden Stagg scoring
high at bridge.
Attending were Mrs. RalDh At-
wood. Mrs. L. P. West, Mrs. I
John Grinsted. Mrs. Frank Ovel
man, Mrs. Dan Connor, Mrs.
Elder Conser, Mrs. Jane Hem-
street, Mrs. Ida Hollars. Mrs.
Gurden Stagg. Mrs. Hans Ram
min and Mrs. Joe Woods.
Three Candidates
Initiated Into
Rebekah Lodge
Three candidate wm 1..111
ated into Olive Reheimh
Monday evening when Jackson-
vine neoekah members were
SUestS. New memhrs ..A
Lottie Cave. Mareuerite
and Emily Conrad. Refresh
ments were served by Maude
Daugherty and committee.
Reports of delegates to grand
lodge will be given June 16.
Mrs. Carrie Morand announced
that the grand sire will address
1. O. O. F. and Rebekah lodge
memoers in tugene. June 28 and
29. Mrs. Morand also mnilnni
visitations of other lodges.
Guests at the meeting In
cluded Mrs. Daisy Douglas, guest
of Mrs. Eva Younger and a
former Medford rptHfnt an4
Mrs. Elsie Millard, a member
now residing in Ventura, Cal.
D.A.V. Meeting
t o Be Tuesday
Jackson county chapter, No.
8. D. A. V. and auxiliary will
hold a business meeting at the
armory Tuesday evening at 8
o'clock. Reports of by-laws, re
solutions and state encampment
committees will be heard as
will a review of the Oregon
membership drive and Boy Scout
troop activities.
Commanrlpr Franlr T ui
. - " 1 1 u i -
brook will discuss Medford's op
portunity of securing the cup to
be nresenterl at t K-
i "it siaie lull-
vention In Newport, June 22 to
n " .. m
vir(;un,
The adjutant and treasurer
will take care of lodge business
at the armory at 7:30 for those
who wish to come early. Mem
bers are asked to bring a dis-
ouicu uuaay as guest. Jt is
especially requested that mem
bers who have numln Knn -i m.j
als attend a orrunn. :it
be made to attend the state con
vention in a body when Gover
nor Charles A. Sprague will pre-
me meaais to the comrades
Informal Recital
Enjoyed By Students
Mrs. Roberta Ward Bebb en
tertained informally for a group
of her piano and voice students
at her studio Wednesday after
noon. Following a varied pro
gram refreshments were served
by Mrs. Bcbb, assisted by Bever
ly Brooks. Carola Hays and Ward
Bebb.
Particirjatini? fn th. nrnirra..
were Mary Virginia Wait, Nsncy
i-aKeson, Maine Sherwood, Joan
McDuffee. Jo Ann Gardner, Dell
Tobin, Margot Lageson, Lois
Hoffman, Gail McDuffee, Car
men Wright, Dorothy Hanson
Beverly Brooks, Carola Hays
June Williams, Mavis Nichols
Marilyn Murphy. Joe Fliegel
Robert Barry. Maxwell Barrv
Halbert Deuel, Jr., Carlton Bis-
marK and Roger Wolf.
The date nf the fArmi - :ii
to be presented by the students
nas Deen postponed.
All Day Meeting to
Feature Red
Members of the Get-To-Gether
ciuo will meet at Eagles hall
Wednesday at 9:30 a. m. for a
morning of Red Cross sewing.
Those who offered to bring their
sewing mach lnes are rpmietiul
to do so and a good attendance
is urgea.
Potluck luncheon will be
erved at 12:30 p. m. followed
oy tne regular business session
at i:3U p. m.
CALENDAR
INfMONS
FINE LETTER PAPERS
SWEM'S
GIFT SHOP
Monday.
12:15 p. m. Zonta, Hotel
Medford.
6:00 p. m. Crater Lake Guild
of First Presbyterian church,
home Mrs. Verl Walker, route 2.
8:00 p. m. Degree of Honor
executive meetim hnme Mk
Mable Bennett. 343 South Grane i
sireei.
Tuesday.
1:00 n. m. Queen Esther Cir
Cle. First Methnriist rhiireVi
home Mrs. E. L. Hennineer. 1000
West Main street.
1:00 p. m. Sunny Sisters Cir
cle, tirst fresbyterian church,
nome Mrs. ueorge Treichler,
Central Point.
1:00 O. m. Merrill eirHo
First Presbyterian church, home
mrs. a. r . w. spiiver, 520 Ham
ilton street.
1:00 d. m. Ever-Rearlv Cir
cle, First Presbyterian church.
nome Mrs. J. A. Young. 15 Rose
avenue.
2:00 d. m. Women's nnvillnrv
First BaDtist church hnme Mn
E. E. Wilson, 422 Beatty street.
2:00 p. m. Fidelity Circle,
First Methodist church, church
parlors.
2:30 rj. m. Decree of TTonnr
Glee club, home Mrs. Mable
Bennett, 343 South Grape street.
8:00 p. m. D.A.V. Post and
auxiliary, armory.
Wednesday.
9:30 a. m. Get-To-Gether
club. Eagles hall.
1:30 t. m. Mistletne elnh
Girls' Comunity clubhouse.
2:00 p. m. Priscilla Circle,
First Methodist rhurrh h
Mrs. M. J. Wiley. 403 West Jack.
son street.
8:00 n. m. R. N. A.. Chrv.
santhemum circle, No. 84, K
of P. hall.
Thursday.
10:30 a. m Wf-TTT .t
South Methodist phlirrh Weet
Main street and Oakdale avenue, j
li SV D. m. Thlirsrinv Mnrn. i
in a Studv club, home Mrs P
W. Frame, Phoenix.
1:00 D. m. Medford Snlin. rn.
ers club, Hotel Medford.
8:00 D. m. Past Nnhle r.rinH
club, Girls' Community club-
nouse.
8:00 p. m. Eaeles auxili arv
Eagles hall.
Friday.
1:30 p. m. Phoenl Garden
club, home Mrs. Lillian Coleman.
Outing Honors
Leslie Corey
Leslie Pnrev u-hn lf ti
u ii jiiuia
aay for Los Angeles where he
ui mane nis home during the
summer months was honored
wun a no-host weiner roast at
Bybee bridge Wednesday. Games
and swimming were enjoyed.
Attending the mit.'nrt ...
Misses Louise Lemire, Bernice
ary, tmel Babbett, Norma
Marion. Eleanor r.mi . t ..
cille Mctternick, Messrs. Neil
iven, john Darland, Johnny
juteii, urn uauman, Kenneth
Corliss. Bill nitron t:
Lewis and Mrs. Lucille Westby.
Luncheon Held
By S. F. Club
Members of the s p t..t.
were entertained at th.
of Mrs. Mabel Grigsby on Tripp
sireei wun a potluck luncheon
Wednesday.
Attending were Mrs. Ralph
Boutelle, Mrs. Iva Waldon, Mrs.
Laura Williams. Mrs flora Tii.
lie. Mrs. Lina Dver Mrs Ba..v.Ai
Cobb, Mrs. Lucretia Whillnek.
Mrs. Ella Thompson, Mrs. Letta
Ambrose. Miss Mattie Main...
Miss Marion Tillie, Miss Jan
niss Grigsby and the hostess.
Altar Society
Plans Picnic
St. Anne's Altar caoUI.. H,:it
hold its last regular meeting
until September at the home of
Mrs. Ernest Spwmn th
Tuesday. Luncheon will be
served by one of the units of
the Altar society followed by a
business session and anciai after
noon with cards for those who
wisn io piay.
Ladies are asked to meet at
the parish hall at 11:30 a. m.
and transportation will Km.
avail
oie. tars will leave the hall
promptly at 12 mn i
of rain the luncheon will be held
at me pansn hall.
South Grape street; Degree of
Honor Glee club, with Mrs.
Mable Bennett Tuesday at 2:30
p. m.; Degree of Honor lodee
meeting at K. of P. hall Thurs
day at 8 p. m. Initiation will he
held and all officers anrl mom. I
bers are requested to attend.
Zonta Board to
Elect New Officers
Zonta memhers will hnM .
luncheon meeting at the Hotel
Medford Mondav at 12-IS n m
Newly elected board members
are requested to meet at the ho
tel at 11:45 a. m. to elect offic
ers. Miss Janie Smith, president,
announced.
Church Circle Will
Hold Afternoon Meeting
i ne wueen Esther circle of the
First Methodist churrh will
meet with Mrs. E. L. Hennln-
ger. 1000 West Main street
Tuesday for a 1 p. m. luncheon.
Members are reauested tn brine-
their own service.
Offerings to be
Returned at Meeting
fidelity Circle of the First
Methodist churrh will meet in
the church narlnr Tuacilau at
2 p. m. Mrs. Ole Seversdn and
Mrs. Robert Rae will be in
charge of the program. A re-
QUeSt is made hv nffieera nf the
circle that mite boxes and dime
plates be turned in at the Tnes.
day gathering.
Church Auxiliary
schedules Meeting
The Women's auviliarv f the
First Baptist church will meet
wun Mrs. E. E. Wilson, 422
Beatty street Tuesday at 2 p.m.
Mrs. Young to be
Hostess to Church Circle
Mrs. J. A. Yonnff will he tint.
teSS to the Fver.ReaHv i.iri.1.
the First Preshvterian church
at her home, 15 Rose avenue
Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Annual Picnic to he
Held Tuesday at 1 p.m.
The annual nicnic nf Merrill
Circle of the First Presbyterian
cnurcn is scheduled for Tues
day at 1 p. m. at the home of
mrs. n. I. W. Snilver S2n
Hamilton street. Picnic lunch.
eon has been arranged and those
attending are asked to furnish
their own service.
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RALPH SPENGER RITES
Funeral services for Ralnh
Milton Spencer will be conduct
ed from the Perl funeral horn
Monday at 2 p. m.. Rev. Sher.
man L. Divine officiating. Inter
ment will take place in Siskiyou
Memorial park.
II ,vl . ' f,- m,;. y.tt
The Pretbvt.rl.n ,,... . .t . . ."' '"" ,f,i1" ''-..ii.ii
th. Bib., lands, with h. pa.r. Dr. S? Diine and suf '"u .hoJ Un!qu "f"m ",-of
they "landed at Bethlehem" on Friday n. , ". tut .. n boT ln nitl"
from 9 to 11:30 each rZni ?wt?n J" ZxlrlT GL. tMt Mond"' to F'U'r
flying back on Friday to Jackson Hot Snrino. Vfc!. .S ' Smyrn1' "" d Rome, and
nlc (Sh.ngl. Photo.) P n 0 ,h nnu1 chureh Sunday school pic.
Krch"
West Main and Oakda e heoln. I h i .i. .. "'" I
nin ot iitjo . V nen it comes to
win be ,e?ved Ii W Luncheon mcats- ' " make the toughest
all" are "Ike'd Vn "urt"? i'"- me that', equal-
IT IS NOT
STANDARDIZED
Wing's riovrrhlll Golrtrn narrnvr
.Milk Ii nrirr mlird with other mini.
It Is NOT STASnAKOIzrD but It
rtrh whole milk.
Wing's Cloverhill
Medford's Premium Gride K
Whole Raw Hilk and Cream
Dial 4809
wiches, salad or dessert. Mem-
Ders ana friends are invited.
Program to Follow
Past Noble Grand Meeting
Past Noble Grand club will
meet Thursday at 8 n'rlnck si
the Girls Community clubhouse
wiih Rose Young presiding. At
the close of the business meet
ing Julia Gregory, Pansy Cal
der and Sara Redden will pre
sent a program. Refreshments
will be served bv .Teie
ard, Irene Shirley, Nellie Gib
son, Ella Parks and Lona Berg
man.
Rogue River College
Women's Club Plan Meeting
The Rnmie River "nii..
Women's club will hold It last
meeting until the fall mnnth.
Saturday at the home of Mrs.
J. F. Lawrence, 2218 East Main
street, at 2:30 p. m. Mrs. E. A.
Evanson is social chairman for
the afternoon with Miss Grace
Chamberlain reading one of the
current plays.
Lodge. Club. Church
Announcements
Annual Picnic Will be
Held at Walker Home
Members of Crater Lake
Guild Of the First Pr.h ;..
church will hold their annual
picnic Monday evening at 6
o'clock at the h
Walker, route 2.
Lions Auxiliary to
Elect New Officers
Election of officers has Kaon
scheduled at the meeting of the
uons ciud auxiliary at a cov
ered dish stinner fn he h1.t
Tuesday at 6:30 p. m. at the
nome or Mrs. Earl Miller, 617
Park avenue. Assisting hntn..
I will be Mrs. Eston Humphrey
and Mrs .T A T ti ah
I w. . i. i.iiisuugan. All
inemDers are urged to attend
the meetine which win hrins
I auxiliary activities to a close
unm me tall mont!.
'Picnic to bTHiid
' At Georae TrelchU Hnm.
Mrs. George Treichler of Cen
tral Point will be hostess to the
Sunny Sisters of the First Pres
byterian church Tuesday for a
1 p. m. potluck picnic luncheon.
Members attendintf are ba
bring their own service.
Eagles Auxiliary
Installs New Officers
Mrs. Lulu Thurston was In
stalled as president of Eagles
auxiliary for the coming term at
the meeting held last week at
the Eaeles hall nth.
Installed Included Mrs. Florence
Yokum, vice president; Mrs
Verda Fdsaii nh.ni.i
v.iniaiu, mrs.
Verna Thatcher - .
--- , ucoauiw, mrs.
Haiel Mottner, secretary; Mrs.
" netmarn, trustee; Mrs
Laura Parke, inside s,ij j
Mrs. Mary James, outside guard.
initiation or new candidates
will be held Thursday at 8
o clock at the Eagles hal.
fi'l THIS PEPSI-COLA
(or 25
Tea tlr. that hancV
carton of Pepd-Cola
tc Dottlri
drinks. Anrf
watch the folks go
hrrter drink virht
flsvw. Be prrparrd
krep cartoa
tatty Prpst-Cola
refi iimtor.
noia. sw
'"Am -J ia
Degree of Honor Lodge
Meetings For Week Listed
Degree of Honnr m,.n...
nounced for the coming week In
clude: Degree of Honor execu
tive meeting Monday at 8 p. m
with Mrs. Mable Rennett -ai
LSV&L THE
threshold!
B manr tisw thtnri to uti
care of: lovlj table linens,
ear toweU. curtains. All
of them srlll be laundered
o perfrtion here, so that
four pride fn their poaaea.
lon will enntuiue. We ihall
he haptT o call and div-uas
our aerrr-ea vltt) you.
Authorised Bottlers Pepsi Cola Bo-.tling Co. ef Medford
PaDer Sack LunrhenM
To Precefle Meeting
Mistletoe club members have
arranged a paper sack luncheon
to be held Wednesday at 1:30
p. m. at the Girls' Community
Clubhouse. Fnllnwintf th nA
hostess luncheon a business
meeting will be held.
Priscilla Circle ta
Meet with Mrs. Wll.
Priscilla circle of the Tlrst
Methodist church will meet with
Mrs. M. J. Wiley, 403 West
Jackson street Wednesday at 2'
p. m.
Chrysanthemum Circle
To Hear Convention Rannrts
Reports of delegates at the
recent R.N. A. district convent
ion will be heard Wednesday
at 8 p. m. at the meeting of
v-nrysantnemum circle No. 84
R. N. A. at the K. of P. hall.
Members are urged by officers
io be present.
Study Club "Will
Elect New Officers
New officers for the coming
year will be elected at the picnic
luncneon oi the Thursday Morn
ing StUdV rlllh tn ha held
Thursday at 12.30 p. m. at the
nome oi mrs. k. w. Frame.
Phoenix.
A program has been arranged
ana inose attending are request
ed to brine their own service
Members desiring transportation
may contact the club secretary
mrs. r. u. nugnes, dial, 4HZ9.
WCTU Institute
Scheduled for Thursday
Women's Christian Temper
ance l.'n inn memhera nf Jarb.
son and JoseDhine counties win
. . . r.. .
noia an institute In this city
Emanon Cluh rh,.
Location of Picnic
The Emanon cluh nicnic ,hink
was scheduled for Ashland park,
June 8, has been changed to
McKee bridge, weather permit
ting. Members are asked to
meet at the parish hall on South
Oakdale street at to in
The committee urges all mem-
uers to attend the outing.
Navy Mother's rini.
Schedules Meeting j
NaW Mother's cl,.K a
i - - win 1 1 Iff L
Thursday with Mrs. Anna Mears,
11 Vancouver street fn. it
day meeting. Covered dish
luncheon will be served at noon
with the hostess fnmishino -in
sert and rolls.
iy amazing Dork chnns in a
minutes, 31b. beef rib roast in
35 minutes, and fried chicken
in 12."
Another new pressure-cooking
device that Mr. Elmore will
demonstrate next week (for the
very first time) Is n...
sure cooker that completely docs
away with all the bothersome
clamps and bands ,....oii..
...'..i. i j naau
ciated with this type of cooking.
must important of all," Mr.
Elmore said, "is the fant ti.. .it
in mm an
the food prepared in these dem
onstrations will be distributed
then and there, to the women
who attend. After all th.
um puuaing is in the eating1"
3iVYFLiS
FALL TO DEATH
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7.
If You Hav To Defrost Your Refrigerator.
If You Have To Cover Fooda In Your Hefrig
erator To Keep The Food From Drying Out.
If Onlona Completely SpoU Butter In Your
Refrigerator.
If You Do Not Have Ultra-Violet Raye (Steri
lamp) To Combat Bacteria and Mold.
If You Do Not Have Separate Freezing
Locker With Temperatures Near Zero.
If You Cannot Keep Meats, Poultry, Vege
tables and Fruit Fresh For Several Months.
If You Cannot Store or Home Freeze SO
Pounds of Frozen Food.
Waterless Cooking
Expert to Lecture
M ontgomery-Ward
H. C. Elmore urell.lrnm.,n -. .
thority on waterless cooking.
win oe in Menrnrrl n.vt bia.1i
and will give a talk and demon
stration (both of which are open
to the public) In Montgomery
Ward's store.
When interviewed yesterday,
Mr. Elmore was particularly en
thusiastic abotlt the neu, .........
speed saucepan cooker he will
ucmunsiraie next week. 'The
facts on its sneer! are an ln.,l
able." said Mr. Flmnr "that T
San Dleffn Pal T..a. if im
The navy reported today that
three fliers were killed j
injured in a mid-air collision of
iwo pianes irom the heavy
cruiser Cheater near c. ci.
. - - " wait WIC-
uienie island.
Naval authorities ! i.. --
ciaent occurred late
- jAiciuaji,
The injured man was brought
to the naval hospital here.
The deaths brought to 24 the
number of naval aviatinn
. ......
who have died since January 1
accidents involving San
Diego-based planes.
The naw rnnnrlwl II. - I
--j. .via ii ic in
jured man escaped possible
death by parachuting to the
ocean.
The bodies Were r J
-T muinm
and brought to a mortuary
The dead were:
Ensign Thomas H. Pepunl,
27, San Francisco.
Paul J. Burroughs, 20, radio
man third class. Albion. Inwa
Otto H. Wilkennig. 25. radio
man, lirst class. Nehraslca
tnslgn Jack R. En ih
Was rescued. Was rennrted In .
serious condition.
Births
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Glenn
Harrison nf 1020 w.i mi.
.... ...OI A A III
street at Community hospital
oaiuruay aiternoon, June 7, a
baby boy weighing 7 pounds,
9 V ounces.
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June 7 IJp) The
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krorrall. riroaaels aproota. raallflewer, rera m the rok t), ma rat,
peas, peal and rarrola, apt nark, sqnaali. aearnea. ratpberrles, rha
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