MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, FRIDAY. JUNE 27. 1941.
Rogue River Foots Creek
Rogue River, June 37. (Spl)
A rjrevachrjnl rlfnf. -
at Girl Scout hall Tuesday by
Dr. A. E. Mrkel and Miss Par
rish. About 25 children were
examined.
LIT Oak Orao ladle sav
sbovrer in Honor of Mrs. ATI Van
Hoy who ww recently married. It
iu held tt th regular H. E. C.
me tin. Many nlo (lit war r-
lvd bT Mr. Van Hoy. Refresh.
mnt war rvd at do of
sneetlnf.
litdle of th Civic ImproTamant
club sav a benefit dinner at Bcout
hall Friday vnlni (or th aott ball
mm. About S31 w taken In.
Mlaa Barbara Scott of Marsh field
Or., la spending a month vtalUnf
hr frandmothar, Mrs. Jama Whip
pi, and other relatlna here.
A card received from Mra. Ma
Aault report hr bavin; a wonder
ful trip to Lak Taho whar aha
la visiting her aon "Bud- ana win.
Kenneth Match, who la employed
a th sawmill here, met with
painful accident Monday when his
arm was out by th blf saw. Me
Is confined to th hotpltal In O rants
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Beck and
children, Mr. and Mra. Sid Baker and
Mr. and Mrs. "Bud" Van Hoy hare
all moved to John Day country
where th men will b employed
eonitructlnr. a dredge.
timer Magunaon, Mr. James Whip.
pie and Mlsa Barbara Scott attendee:
th funeral of Mrs. Mary Lewis st
Ashland Wedneeday.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo smith spent Bun'
day at Klamath ralla visiting Mrs.
Smiths brother ana wue, nr. ana
Mrs. George Sothman. .
Among Medford shoppers Wednes.
dsy were Mr. and Mra. Al Oabom
and aon Calrln, Elton Langworthy
and Dick BkeTlngton.
Mr. and Mrs. Orvlll Dangler and
daughter Phylle of North Bend and
Mr. and Mra. Richard Scott and aon
Nell of Marsh field epent th week
end of June 14 Tlsltlng relatives
here.
Mr. and Mrs. Nat Hart, Mrs. Bay
Moor and Sam Sandry wr Orants
Pass visitor Thursday.
Al Osborn and John Dunlap hav
both purchased acreage of Mr. Cos
and will build new home soon.
Lake Creek
Lake Creek, June 27. (Spl)
Mr. and Mra. Douglas Bates
of Portland were guest last
week of Mr. and Mrs. E. E.
Meyer. Mr. Bates left last week
for Alaska where he has a gov
ernment position and Mrs.
Bates, , accompanied by her
mother, Mrs. Gould or Kea
Bluff, left Tuesday for Crescent
City where they plan to spend
few weeks.
Guest Sunday at th Tons horn
were Mr. and Mrs. Kerry Toon and
family and Mr. and Mrs. Elwln O win
ner and daughter of Klamath ralla.
Thursday guest of th Wallae
Kagadal family war Mr. Douglas
Bat of Portland, Mrs. oouia of Ha
Bluff, Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Meyer
Mrs. Ruth Portln. daughter Jackie
and little mend from Medford and
H. O. Meyer.
Mr. and Mrs. B1U Bow and daugh
ter of Klamath Falls wer week-end
guest at th E. E. Meyer home.
Mrs. Chaa. Clngcada and daughter
Vema called at the Tonne horn
Sunday. They brought Mrs. B. Oris
asm. who has been visiting st the
Clngcade's, back to her horn here.
Mite Edith Hoefft t spending this
week with br cousin Corabel Smith
at Phoenix.
Phoenix
Phoenix, June 27. Spl.V
Miss Pat Furry entertained with
buffet supper at her home
Saturday, the occasion celebrat
ing her birthday. Invited guests
were the Misses Irene Stedman,
Harriet Briscoe, Marita Furry,
Evelyn Waterman, Doris Myers,
Mesdames Jack White, Bill Col
lins ahd Burdette Sullivan.
Mr. and Mrs. L. (. schmltt of
Oraata Pees war Sunday visitors at
the horn of Mra. Anna Bobbins.
Dr. and Mrs. M. A. Miller have aa
tueet their daughter Mrs. Roaoo
Conklln and children of Ontario.
Or.
Thlmbl club meeting chduld
for tbl week has been postponed,
and tlm and place of meeting will
be announced later.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hav now hav
a baby boy. R has been named
Jam Franklin.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Standi ffe war
honored with house-warming Mon
day evening. They wer presented
with a eoffe table. Those attending
war Oladys Sloan, Mabl Queekrn
bush. Mra. Rob Furry. Mrs. Cornells
Bam. Mr. Frank Fairwuer, Mr.
and Mra. Woodford Turpln. Mr. and
Mrs. Floyd Barrett, Mr. and Mrs.
Raymond Furry. Ralph Wllcos. and
the honone. Mr. and Mrs. Stan
cliff. Mr. and Mr. Oeo. Jackson, former
resloenta of Phoenli. now of south
ern California, wer recent fuesta at
the Bert Stancllffa home.
Mrs. Jrasi Wright ha bean spend
ing the last few weeks with Mass
Standi ffe.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Mikshe and
daughter Sandra returned to Port
land after spending th last two
weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Watt.
PhU Turpin of San Francisco la
vtelUnsT Ms crandmother and other
relative her.
Mia Phyllis Hsavlton of Albany
Is a guest of Jean Bars.
Bstan Way ependlng thl week
t Fir Point church cenferene st
Olendal. Or. '
Foots Creek, June 27. (Spl.)
Mr. and Mrs. Sturgis have sold
the Evergeen auto court and
have gone to California, their
former home.
Mr. Cupp, who ha made hi home
with Mr. and Mrs. B. Burton for
some tlm. aufered a stroke June 90
and was taken to a Medford hos
pital. Re waa able to return home
June 34.
Mrs. c. W. Stum bo, who haa JMen
111 for some time and In a Medford
hospital for care, haa returned home.
Johnnie Roa and Oeorge W. Lance
were called to Medford June as for
Jury service.
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Barnes and
small daughter Marten of Pasadena.
Calif., who have been visiting Mr.
Barnea' parenta and hla brother and
family, returned to their home last
week. While here they visited the
Oregon eavea and other point of
Interest. Mr. Barnes Is employed In
the engineering department of the
Los Angeles Telephone Co.
Claris stumbo. aon of Mr. and
Mra. o. W. stumbo. who haa been
staying with hla slater. Mra. W.
Thome and family at Sent Diego,
Calif., and attending school. Is now
employed by one of th airplane
companies there.
Mr. and Mra. R. L. Miller Jr. of
the Benton mine visited Mr. Miller's
parenta June 31.
Mra. Ted Dole, who haa been very
111 th past rtk ! Improving.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Newell of Cor
vallia, who spent the past two weeks
In Los Angeles, are now visiting Mrs.
Newell'i parents, Mr. and Mr. R. L.
Miller.
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with a leg badly bruised by a falling 1
log. I
Mr. and Mrs. Whitman and Mr.!
and Mra. W liber Tucker of Medford
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mra.
Boyd Tucker.
Mr. and Mra. Jennlng and two
cnnaren visited Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Bob Chamberltn.
Mrs. Can stern and lltUe deugh
ter of San Joes. Calif, arrived here
a.:wdsy to visit her parents. Mr. nd
Mr. Dean Tat at Tata's resort. Her
husband plana to join her July 4
After a brief visit they will return
home together.
Mr. and Mrs. U Brace well of Iowa
and his sisters, Mrs. Bale Nly of
Detroit, Mich, nd Mra. tana Foulks
of Welbnrlll, Kan, war guest of
Mr. and Mra. L. L. Hall at California
on the Rogue Thursday night. They
wer neighbors of the Hells la Iowa
some JO years ago.
Meedamas Oay Cbambertln. Ooldl
Johnson. Marc! Dolenshok. Ella
Taneay and JlmmM Hutchinson
shopped In Medford Monday and
Mrs. Mary Buck and Mra. Lyle
Tucker shopped In Medford Tuesday.
L. L. Yancey returned to his home
st Los Altue, Calif, Sunday alter
spending a week flatting her.
Araald Ragadai and Mary Ann
Brill returned home from summer
rhool at CorvaUla Saturday.
Trail
Menus of the Day
By Mra. Alexander Georfe
Breakfast Men
Fresh Barries, Chilled
RadT-Cook4 Wheat Cereal.
Toasted Cream
Ham O riddle Cake
Strained Honey
Coffe
Inneheon Mena
Oregon Salad
Orsham Bread Butter
Chilled Melon Iced Tea
Dinner Menu
Cold Tongue
Creamed Peas nd Mushrooms
Wstermelon Pickles
Bread Plum Butter
Chilled Radishes small Onions
Iced Fresh Plnesppls Cubes
Sponge Cake
Oof fee (Hot or Iced)
Reese Creek
Trail, June 27 (Spl) At the
school election Monday night
Lewis Peabody was elected a
director and Mrs. Helen Missicar
elected clerk.
Mr. and Mrs. Psul Torre nee and
daughter Margie of San Corlla, Calif,
spent several day vacationing re
cently at California on th Rogue.
Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Taacey and aon
Bob wer dinner fuest at th Mai
lery horn Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dolenshok hav
moved from A. Brill cottage to the
new cottage near MeCloud recently
bum by Mr. and Mra. Jim Csaey.
Burt Clark, who haa been 111, 1
reported better at this tlm.
Boyd Tucker haa gone to Ashland
for medical car.
Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Tanosy snd
son Bob snd Mr. and Mrs. S. W.
Hutchinson apent Saturday at Ham
aker camp whar they met Mr. and
Mrs. K. E. Hutchinson and daughter
Shirley and Miss June Murphy of
Klamath ralla Th man fished whll
th ladles visited.
Bill Burk Is laid up from work
Reese Creek, June 27. (Spl)
American Union Daily vaca
tion Bible school closed here
June 20. A program was given
Sunday evening. June 22. A
splendid record was made this
year. The Misses Reva and Elva
Cheanut were teachers.
Mr. and Mrs. Jamca Wyant of
Vallejo. Calif.. Just completed a visit
with Mr. and Mra. C. E. Bellowa and
family. Mr. Wyant and Mrs. Bellows
are brother and slater.
Mra. Andrew Stevens and two chil
dren. Be mell and Chios, of near
Phoenli, wer guests for a day last
week of Mra. Victor Blrdeey. Teddy
and Mary Ann.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvln Carter of Los
Angeles. Mlaa Juanlta Hagar of
American Fall. Idaho. Mrs. Harold
Klngsley of Camae Valley, Ore., snd
Mr. snd Mrs. John O'Connor of
Central Point ware dinner guest
June it of Mr. and Mra. John
O'Connor of Reese Creek. Mr. Carter
la general manager of th Commer
cial Super Service, largest service
station In Celllomla.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Lamb called
at Sacred Heart hospital jun 23
to a their granddaughter. Mrs.
Frank Dunlap, and th new grot
granddaughter, who haa bean named
Bertha Lucille.
Miss Marbray Brewer of Ashland,
who la Waiting relatives her, called
Jun 91 on her cousin. Mrs. John
O'Connor, also on Mrs. W. R. Lamb.
Han O riddle Cakes
3 cups flour -
teaapoone baking powder
I tablespoon sugar
44 teaspoon salt
1 egg. beaten
I I I cupa milk
1 cup (or leas) chopped cooked ham
1 tablespoons fat. melted
Mix Ingredients snd beat until
smooth. Pour from pitcher or large
i spoon onto hot griddle Cook until
cakea are brown and then turn and
brown other sides, stack up. four
at a time, spreading each with butter
and brown sugar or strained honey.
Oregon Salad
1 parkagw lime gelatin
1 I I cupa boning water.
1 cup chopped green gage plums
4 cup diced celery
1 teaspoon grated orange rlna
V teaspoon salt
a tablespoons msyonnslse
a S oup cottage chee
Dissolve gelatin In water and cool.
Add plums, celery, rlud. salt and
mayonnaise. Chill until partly thick:
then pour over cheese placed In Ul al
low mold rinsed with cold water
ChtU until firm. Cut lno cubes anC
serve several per portion cn shredded
lettuce or cres snd pass more
mayonnaise or salad dresrlng.
delegate to the State Grange In
Newport. She will report at the
meeting Friday night.
About 35 members attended
the picnic supper June 22 at the
hall sponsored by the H.E.C. to
celebrate the April, May and
June birthdays.
On the serving committee Fri
day evening will be Mr. and
Mrs. Tom G if ford, Mrs. Ora
Niedermeyer. and G. O. Sanden.
All members ara urged tn at.
tend.
Young Pennock Stars
Kennett Square, Pa. (U.RW
Joe Pennock, son of Herb,
famed left-handed pitcher and
director of the Boston Red Sox'
farms, has been awarded let
ters In four sports at the Ken
nett Square Pennock, received
letters In soccer, baseketball,
track and baseball.
THE GRANGE
OFFICERS ELECTED BY
GWIN, WHITE AND PRINCE
Gwin. White & Prince, Inc.,
fruit distributors who have
served the Pacific northwest
fruit industry for 32 years, held
annual meeting on June 24.
Officers elected for th ensuing
year include W. F. Gwin, presi
dent: A. A. Prine vim
dent; C. W. Moore, vice presi
dent and treasurer: J. A. Smith,
vice president: Noel Baake. vice
president, and F. H. Erickson,
secretary.
Albert Hyde Heads
SOCE History Club
Southern Oregon College of
Education, Ashland, June 27.
(Spl The Oregon History club
at the Southern Oregon College
of Education has elected the
following officers for the sum
mer session: president, Albert
Hyde, of Medford; vice presi
dent, Janet Field of Medford;
secretary-treasurer, Mrs. Gert
rude Stanley of Eagle Point:
and faculty advisor, Dr. Arthur
S. Taylor of the local history
department.
Tableau Sunday at
Eagle Pt. Church
Eagle Point, June 27. Spl)
A miaairtnarv tahloait will H
given by th Sunday school at
the Eagle Point tahemarU Sun.
day at 8 p. m. The tableau will
oe ioi lowed By an Interesting
talk on South China and Ceylon
and soecial vocal selections and
numbers by the orchestra.
At 11 a. m.. Rev. M. R. Bruns
wick, pastor, will speak on
"The Looking-Glass and What
You See." Sunday school meets
at 0:49 a. m. with classes for
all ages. Children's church at 7
p. m. The public Is cordially
invited to all the services.
First The Law
New' York tf Mr.. THt..
beth Gontard wants the law en
forced. She had a man arrested
for peddling cherries without t
license. Then she paid the 13
for a license for him.
Tiny Meteorites Found '
Los Angeles 0K Scientists
of the University of California
have obtained three of the small
est meteorites ever discovered
by dragging the desert sands ol
Arizona with powerful magnets.
Together, the three weigh less
than a tenth of a gram.
Sg l6iaaam'IIOtlRrj
nrifiqjQrjns
Jacksonville Grange
Jacksonville Grange was host
to the Granges of Jackson
county when Lower Applegate
presented the traveling agate In
a very impressive ceremony on
June 13.
Through an error the pro
gram had been announced as
in charge of Jackson County Y.
G. A. Instead, a very fine pro
gram was presented by the lec
turer of Applegate Grange, Mrs.
Charles Elmore.
The Y.G.A. program will be
given Friday evening, June 27,
at the Jacksonville hall, and all
Grangers are Invited.
At the meeting June 13, Mrs.
Bernice Godley was elected
chaplain, replacing Mrs. Nell
Dunford, who had resigned.
Mrs. Godley was also elected
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