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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORU. OREGON. WEDNESDAY. JULY 9. 1941. PAGE THREE Society an Clubs by Betty Shoemaker LIVESTOCK Popular Pair Back In Sparkling New Comedy Miss Basford Installed As Zonta Head The gardens of the Brewer home on East Main street were scene of the installation Monday evening of newly elected officers of Zonta International. Miss Louise Basford. newly elected president, and Miss Janie Smith, retiring president, acted as hos tesses. Mrs. Lois Young was in stalling officer. Each retiring officer welcom ed her successor In the impres sive candlelight service. In stalled were Miss Basford, as president, Mrs. Stella Merrick, as first vice-president: Mrs, Jacaue Lenox, as second vice- president. Mrs. Grace Holmes, as treasurer and Mrs. Mabel Conger, as secretary. Miss Smith, the retiring pres ident, was- presented a Zonta pin and a note of appreciation of her sincere service of the past year. The following committees were announced by Miss Basford for the coming year: Member shipMrs. Lenox, chairman, Mrs. Thora Lawrence and Miss Smith: program Miss Smith chairman, Mrs. Effie Kurtz, Miss Josephine Kirtley and Mrs. An ita Robertson; service Mrs. Blanche Frisbie, chairman, Miss Phyllis Swearingen and Mrs. Eva Hamilton: Finance Mrs. Stella Merrick, chairman. Miss Swearingen, Mrs. Lenox and Mrs. Holmes: International rela tions Mrs. Lawrence and Miss Kirtley; status of women Mrs. Holmes, chairman, and Mrs. Neva Lowry; fellowship Mrs. Margaret Fabrick, chairman, and Mrs. Lois Young; publicity Mrs. Hamilton and Mrs. Con ger; public affairs, Mrs. Young and Mrs. Frisbie; attendance Mrs. Robertson and Mrs. Con ger; inter-city Mrs. Kurtz and Mrs. Fabrick. Miss Smith presided at the business meeting and a report of Zonta participation in the local drive for Boys and Girls Aid society funds was given by Miss Basford. Refreshments were served by Miss Basford, who was assisted about the gardens by Mrs. Con ger and Mrs. Holmes. Stop Her En Rout North Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gillie of Seattle. Wash., were" recent vis itors with Mrs. Edyth Goodmati of Jacksonville on their return trip from a vacation spent along the Pacific coast. Weekend Guests At Knips Home Mr. and Mrs. Lester Knips and son, Mr. and Mrs. Earl White and son, of Oakland, Cal., and Miss Alberta Knipps, of San Francisco, Cal., were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Knips of Oak Grove road. Miss Knips, a Red Cross nurse in Lettennan hospital in San Francisco, has her orders to sail for Honolulu, T. H. Friday. She will remain on the Islands for two years. A graduate of Medford High school she received her nurses training at the St. Francis hos pital in San Francisco and work ed for a short time in the Sacred Heart hospital here after grad uating from nursing school. For the past five years she has been employed in a doctor's office in Oakland. F. L. Club Electa Officers New officers of the F. L. club were elected recently when the club met at the home of Miss Edna Hilderbrand on Bennett street. Iva Walden will serve as president, Lucile Cave, vice president and Josephine Bate- man, secretary treasurer. Georgiana Hussong, who has been teaching in McMinnville for the last year, was welcomed upon her return to Medford. Plans were made to hold the next meeting at Jackson Hot Springs for members and their families. Attending were Iva Walden, Besse Thompson, Josephine Bateman, Nell Cator, Lucille Cave, Georgia Hess, Georgiana Hussong, Marian Mellin, Viola Aldridge and the hostess, Miss Hilderbrand Portland Portland, July . ( AP-VSDA) Hoge: 390: market actlre. atrong to 10c Higher; good -choice 176 to JlS-lb. drtve-lna U.75S11.S5; few lota $1140; medium radea down to $11.80: 335 to 270-lb. moatly $11.38: (ew U JO 11.90; light llghla $11.00 1135; packing aowa ateady at $00 9.75; around 100 bead SO-lb. pre- raoclnated feeder plga $14.38. Cattle: 300; calvea 76; market active, atrong: aome eowe alightiT higher early; MTeral lota craa-!at steers 19.00 4 9.50; common gradea down to $8 00; canner-cutter cowt IS 00 a 0.00; fat dairy cows to 50; heavy Holitelne to $8.75: graas-fat beef eowi $8.78 7.35: medium-good bulla a8 359-25; common gradea down to $7.00; good -choice vealere strong to 50c higher at $11 A0 13.00; one liable lot $1340. Sheep: 500; market Tery alow; fat lamba weak to 35c lower: good -choice gradea ae.75e 9.00; medium -good gradea $8.388.50; strictly sorted lota held to $9.35: feeder lamba $7 189 8.00: good yearling! $8.00; fat ewea 13.503 4.00; medium grade- $3.35 down. South San Francisco South San PrancUco. July . 'fl") (Ped.-Stau Mkt. News) Hoga: 800; acUve. around 30c higher: moat 185 to 335-lb. California 813.00 13.10. one car choice 190-lb. late arriving butchera $13.38: odd packing aowa $8.759.39. Cattle: 80: largely nearby ahe stock: steera abaent, fed ateera quot ed $10.50 11.00: package cuttery ateera $8307J5; medium to good helfera abaent. quoted $8.50 9.00: good young cowa acarce, quoted $7.36 7.75, few dairy cowa $3.aoaio: bulla quoted nominally $8.00 down Calvea: Salable none: undertone atrong: choice vealera quoted $1040 11.50; alaughter calvea $8.00 9 10.00. Sheep: 1.3O0: fully ateady; numer oua decks medium to good wooled lamba $9 00 9.60, on double $10.35; ahorn lamba ateady, 3 decks good 79-lb. $9.00, eorted 36 per cent $8.00: medium to choice ewea abaent, quot ed $3 .60 3 .50. BiuV"W..' ' "v- '-."-WBwaaaMBBvaiBaaemmwjeaMewjaeMeawai ! v. .-. . .- 1 I JUNE LANS Charming Mcreen 8Ur NO "STARVATION DIETS", DRUGS OR STRENUOUS EXERCISES Why be fat when It's as simple and easy to reduce the HOLLYWOOD mi! Just eat two slices of HOLLYWOOD Bread in place of fattening foods, at each meat HOLLYWOOD Bread la a lower calorie but high protein bread. It is especially good toasted. HOLLYWOOD Bread is rich in minerals and high la energy-giving carbohydrates to keep up your strength. Its muscle building proteins help keep your muscles from becoming soft and 6abbr while you are losing weight. No fats are added. HOLLYWOOD Bread is baked without shortening of any kind. TVStait TODAY to reduce the easy HOLLYWOOD Way and you will soon wonder why you were aver cnsia eight a. fl fa. Jr ELEANOR DAY, Food ErewesslM ApS Iff ss HUrd '"r? ' D"' 00 aVi j jjL PI.... Mod at FRRB, futlr Uliumud heafcM, KA P $S j JJ0' UMtwmt Way s IsdiKa," Ne bliauiea. J 1 CALENDAR Phoenix Club Meata This Week Mrs. Robert Frame will be hostess Friday to the Phoenix Garden club with a 1:30 p. m. dessert luncheon. Miss ShrT Visits Her Miss Mary Shreve of Salem is a houseguest at the home of Miss Jacklyn Flynn, 907 West 10th street. Miss Shreve is a for mer Medford resident. Mrs. Hemitreet To Be Hostess Mrs. Jane Hemstrcet will be hostess to the Jolly Stitchers club, 511 Pennsylvania avenue Friday at 1:30 p. m. for dessert luncheon. Chicago Chicago. July . (AP-TJSDA) j Hogs: 19,000: 10 a 30c higher than Tuesday'a average: top $11.35: bulk good and choice 180 to 370-lb. $11.00 1135;. moat 370 to 330-10. Dutcnera $10.85911-15: beat 180 to 180-10. lights $10.85 11.00; smooth 300 to 400-lb. packing aowa generally $10.00 10.50: moat 400 to 680-lb. aowa $9.6510.00. Cattle: 10.000; calvea, 800; early top choice 1.043-lb. yearllnga $11.76; few loada $11.0011.50; sprinkling weighty ateera $10.38 11.36; beat helfera early $11.50: cowa steady, bulla fl0.15 higher; Tealera 35c up: weighty aauaage bulla reached $9.35 and choice vealera $13.60. Sheep: 6.000; very alow, early bid on good and choice native aprlng lamba $11.35 11.50. ateady: holding ttrlctly choice kind at $11.76 and above. The screen's daffiest "Mr. and Mrs." team, William Powell and Myrna Loy, romp through the merriest matrimonial adven tures of their hilarious career in "Love Crazy", which comes to the Craterian theatre Sunday for a three day engagement. The uproarious tale of a husband who pretends to be mentally un balanced In order to prevent his wife from divorcing him, the film has Gail Patrick, Florence Bates, Sidney Blackmt"- and Jack Carson featured in the sup porting cast. Portland Produce Wednesday 8:00 p. m. Chrysanthemum Circle N. O. W. at K. of P. hall. 0:00 p. m. Dance, Oriental Gardens for Medford soldiers. Thursday 1:00 p. m. Sojourner club, Hotel Medford. 2:15 p. m. W.C.T.U., home Mrs. E. L. Henninger, 1000 West Main street. 6:30 p. m. Past Noble Grand club, home Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pickel, near Phoenix. 8:00 p. m. Degree of Honor lodge, K. of P. hall. 4? icruiac to alam. day -'".- P..aaaa to by tM 4 urn. i skaa" n rare -ta i .Tcnnti.- from 'EST Port, of call. ,""mo-- Round . 1 i n Visit Parents For Several Days Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Porter, Jr., of Columbus, Ohio, and Mis. Porter's sister, Miss Frances Abraham have been spending several days at the home of Mr. Porters' parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Porter, Sr., Jacksonville Phoenix road. They plan to leave tomorrow for Portland. Mr. Porter is studying for his PhD at the university in Colum bus. Mrs. Milner ' Visits Parents Dr. and Mrs. C. C. Drummond. 1002 East 11th street, have as their guests their daughter, Mrs. H. W. Milner, Jr., and son, Owen Lee of San Antonio, Tex. Mrs. Milner plans to spend the sum mer in Medford and other points returning to Texas for the open ing of school in the fall. Her son is a senior at the Thomas Jefferson High school and an of ficer in his company of military training in the school. Return From Klamath Falls Mr. and Mrs. Allan F. Perry and two children, Jimmy and Janet, have returned to their home in this city after spending the week-end in Klamath Falls as houseguests of Mrs. Perry's brother-in-law and sister and family. Mr. and Mrs. James R. Hall of Roseway drive. Candidate's Night To Be Saturday Crater Lake aerie. No. 2093, will hold monthly candidate's night Saturday. All members in- Itiated during June and July are invited to bring their wives and enjoy the evening. An oldtime ! orchestra will play for the dance and supper will be served at 10 p.m. The affair is open to Eagles, their wives and auxiliary only. Ex-Judge Fee Improving Pendleton. July 9P For mer Circuit Judge James A. Fee. 85, is improving rapidly from in juries received in a fall Monday, hospital attendants said here to day. The veteran Jurist suffered injury to his collar bone and a severe scalp wound when lie fell from five-foot wall. Portland, July () Peaa: Ore gon, No. 1, 4 5c lb. Potatoes: New California white $1.25(11.30. Others unchanged. 1.200,000 shares, or only slightly' under yesterday's, which were the largest since last Nov. 12. Today a closing prlcea for 84 select ed stocks follow: Al. Chem. it Dye ; 158 Am. Can 88 A. T. 45 T. 157 Anaconda -.- .-.. 39 A ten. T. 8s 8. P. 39', Bendlx Avla. 39, Bethlehem Steel 76'i Caterpillar Tract. 38 Chrysler 58 i Curtlsa-Wright , 9S Douglaa Aircraft 74 S 169 33H 39H 61 'j 89 i 38 i 38 14i 12 unquoted 34 Vt Portland Wheat DuPont Gen. Electric Oen. Foods Qen. Motors Int. Harvester . Johns-Manvllle Kennecott Monty Ward No. Amn. Avn. . North Amer. Penney (J. C.). Penna. R. R. . Phillips Pet. Radio Portland, July 8. tPl Oraln: Wheat: Open High Low Close Sept. IH -91V4 -m . JH4 Cash grain: Oats No. 2, 38-lb. white $39.00. Barley No. 3, 45-U. bearded white $35.50. Flak No. 1, $1.93. Caah wheat (bid): Soft wtilte 87C; soft whit excluding rri Sic: white club 93'ic: western red 934c Hard red winter: ordinary 90c; 11 11 pet. 95c: 13 pet. 97c: 13 pet. 99c; 14 pet. $1.01. Hard whlte-baart: 13 pet. $1.05. Todays car receipts: Wheat 13: barley I; flour 4: oats 1; mlllfeed 1. Chicago Wheat Southern Pacific Std. Branda Std. OH Cal. Std. OH N. J. Tranaamerlca Union Carbide United Aircraft United Airline U. S. Steel 44H . sr. . . 43 4 . ' , 76 '4 41 li . 11 . 58, secretary-treasurer, and Royal Clare, councilor, would attend the annual convention of Active International, which will be held in Portland Thursday through Sunday. The trio plan ned to leave here Friday. . With Wallace Brill in charge of arrangements, a stag party for members and their guests is being planned for the night of July 22. A guest last night was Ed Col lins. Baked Exclusively by -4 .-ett-wsttttttW . alt YOUR GROCER HAS IT! It's Chesterfield San F rant' I wo nutter aereuripnto. July 9. iPi Churn ing cream butttrfat: First grade 41 '.c; second grade 39c. San Pranclsco, July fl. AP-L'SDA , Butter: 92 score 38c; 01 core; 36c; 00 score 34 c; 89 score 34c. Chicago, July 9. Wheat: Open Hlh how Close July 1.06 1.064 I-03'- Bept. 1.07 1.07 1-06H 1.0fly4 Dec. 1.09 1.09 1.07ft 1.08 Wall St. Report New York, July 0 UP The stock market displayed more signs of mid-summer rejuvena tion today, although a late wave of profit selling whittled down the gains and left many issues slightly under water at the close. At the best quotations were ahead fractions to a point or more. 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