MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8, 194t.
Society ani Clubs
by Betty Shoemaler
Nazis Arrive at Former Czars Palace USHRINE HOSPITAL
Women of Rotary
Enjoy Meeting
At Schenck Home
Women of Rotary enjoyed a
covered -dish luncheon and aft
ernoon of bridge at the home
of Mr. Orin Schenck, 29 Sum
mit avenue, Wednesday after
noon. Hostesses were Mrs. Chet
Leonard and Mrs. Leonard May
field. Fall flowers were used
about the rooms.
During the afternoon the
group discussed plans for the
welfare work to be carried on
during the year. Mrs. Ernest R.
Gllstrap is chairman of the wel
fare committee.
Mrs. M. E. Sands held high
score at bridge.
Stop Here
En Route Home
Mr. and Mrs. William A.
Morand of Portland - arrived
here Thursday from Des Moines,
Iowa, where they attended the
sovereign grand lodge of Odd
Fellows. They spent several
days in Los Angeles visiting
relatives. While in Medford thev
will be guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Roger Headlee, 42S South Oak
dale avenue, son and daughter-in-law
of Mrs. Morand.
Enjoy Trip
To Crater Lake
Mrs. V. G. Veckl and her
nephew, Charles Davis of Ber
keley, Cal., left this morning for
the south after visiting friends
in Medford last evening. They
enjoyed a motor trip to Crater
Lake while in southern Oregon
and enroute home planned to
visit Lassen national park.
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Medford Residents
To Attend Opera
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Pur
ucker of 13 Glen Oak court,
and Miss Phoebe Swem left to
day by motor for Portland
where they will attend the
opera. They plan to return to
Medford Monday.
Miss Sue Moshberger plan
ned to leave this afternoon for
Corvallis where she will spend
the night with Miss Dorothy
Bergstrom, of Ashland, teacher
in the Corvallis schools. She
will continue to Portland Sat
urday and attend the opera.
Mrs. Ross Stroud planned to
leave by United Malnliner to
day for Portland where she wilt
meet her husband who went to
Portland several days ago.
They will also be among Med
ford residents attending the
opera. .
Party Honor $
Mrs. Plymale
Mrs. J. R. Marshall and Mrs.
Frank DeSouza were Joint host
esses Wednesday evening at a
bridge party honoring Mrs.
Vera Plymale of this city, at
the Marshall home, 1124 West
10th street. Bridge was at play
with Mrs. Mary Roberts holding
high score.
Later a handkerchief shower
was given Mrs. Plymale by the
20 attending. The honored guest
is leaving this week-end for
Portland where she will make
her home.
Home Economics
Clubs To Meet
Home Economics clubs
throughout Jackson county are
making plans for the indoor
picnic to be held at Jackson
ville Grange hall Tuesday be
ginning at 12:30 p. m. Lunch
eon will be served followed by
a social afternoon.
Miss Marian Farrell, county
home demonstration leader, will
be present to talk on Home
Economic activities during the
coming year. Visiting clubs are
asked to bring salad, sandwiches
or cake for their own group.
All Horn Economics club
members are Invited.
Past Matrons
To M..t Monday
Past Matron's club of Reames
chapter, No. 86, O.E.S., will
meet with Mrs. J. A. Perry,
604 West Main street, Monday
at 1:15 p. m. for dessert lunch
eon. Visiting past matrons are
invited.
Service League
Plans Potluck Dinner
Women's Service League of
St. Mark's Episcopal church
will meet Monday at 6 S0 p. m.
at the parish house on South
Oakdale avenue for a potluck
dinner. Members of the board
will be hostesses.
Medford Resident
Visits In California
Mrs. R. J. Henry, 108 Crater
Lake avenue, Is visiting In San
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rt.rm.n irmtn. i-tW. at the famed cattle of former Russian Csars in Tsarskol Sale, approxt-
matalv is miu aauth of Laninarad. accordina to German sources. Russia reported that German
attacks on the outer def.nses of L.ningrad had been r.pulsed with Nails losing 1,200 men killed
and wounded. This photo sent from Berlin by radio. -
Dog Bites Bettc Davis
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Screen Actress Bette Davis (above), wore a bandage on her
note when she arrived In Chicago en route to h.r N.w Hamp
shire farm, but the p.t she carri.d in h.r arms indicated she
h.dnt' lost aff.ction for dogt. B.tte was bitten on the nose
by a frl.nd's dog and had to stop work en a Hollywood pic
ture because of the injury. It wasn't the dog she holds.
Mrs. Burt Huklll ha. returned
from a hospital In Long Beach when
ah underwent a major operation.
Mrs. tay ChamberMn and Mrs.
Ethel Cay shopped In Medford Mon
day. Mrs. Hen. How. accompanied her
oaufhtw, Wanda, to Conrallla and
helped her get settled In an apart
ment before college opened.
Mr. and Mr.. K. I. Hutchinson and
daughter. Shirley, and Mr. and Mr.
John Hee. and ton. Phil, all of Klam
ath Falla. wen week-end guest, at
the 8. W. Hutchinson home.
Russell Winn and John Vincent
returned home .Monday from a trip
to Kugen.. During their absence
Mrs. Lyal Tucker stayed with Mrs.
Vincent.
Jim Coon of Albany, Ore., and Mrs.
Ida Christian of Portland Tinted last
week with Mr. and Mra. Clarence
Coon. Mr.. Christian 1. an aunt of
Jim, Clarence and C. 2. Coon.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Snook and
children and her brother, Kelson
Renolds. ' left Wednesday for Oak
land, Calif. They have llred on the
Hutchinson farm acroat from Sunset
the last year.
Mr. and Burt Clark rt sited Mr. and
Mrs. 8. W. Hutchinson Friday.
Mrs. Minnie Blaert bat been 111 but
Is better st this time.
AT CLUB SESSION
The humanitarian work of
the Shriners hospitals for crip
pled children was described by
O. O. Alenderfer, past-potentate
of Hillah Temple, at a meeting
of the Medford Shrine club
Thursday night. Shriners of this
city, with a generous number of
visiting nobles and a few invited
guests, assembled at the Hotel
Medford for the. dinner meeting
and social hour. Gene Orr, presi'
dent of the club, presided.
During the first nine months
of this year 117 crippled young'
aters have been admitted to the
Portland, Oregon unit, Alender
fer told local Shriners. Readmis-
slons totaled 134, new dis
charges 111 and 1,439 examina
tions were made. A number of
children from this community
have received treatment in this
fine Portland hospital In recent
years, the speaker, said, and
seventeen are now on the wait
ing list from Hillah Temple in
southern Oregon.
Alenderfer lauded the work
of individual Shriners in the
program of children's welfare
and particularly voiced appreci
ation for the cooperation ex
tended by Medford's fire chief,
Roy Elliott.
Following Alenderfer's ad
dress. Adjutant Chas. K. Cox of
the Salvation Army, described
the children's summer camp this
year at Lake o' Woods, sponsor
ed by the George A. Hunt thea-
WIFE BEATER GIVEN
PENITENTIARY TERM
Rochester, N. Y.. Oct. 3. (IP)
Alfred Buttorazzi. 37, will
spend one to five years In a
state prison for beating his wife
because she rode a bus down
town (IS cent fare) instead of
walking. He was sentenced yes
terday following conviction for I
second degree assault.
NOTICE
In the County Court of the State
of Oreeon for Jackson County
In the matter of the estate of
E. L. Henninzer. Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the undersigned, adminis
tratrix of the estate of the above
named decedent, has filed herein
her final report and account,
and that November 1st, 1941
at 10 o'clock A. M.. at the court.
house in the city of Medford, in
said county, has been fixed by
the above named court as the
time and place for hearing ob
jections to said final account
and for the examination and
allowance thereof.
DATED: October 3. 1941.
MARY E. HENNINGER
Administratrix.
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Restyling - Repairing
Cleaning - Relining and
Glasing
FRANCES DALLAIRE
Tel. 2528
Cor. Crater Lake A woodrow
tres. The camp was in charge of
Adjutant and Mrs. Cox, who
showed a motion picture of the
activities for the enjoyment oi
Shiners and their guests.
From August, 1940, to August,
1941, living costs increased from
1.0 per cent to 8.2 per cent in
98 of the 60 cities for which
I data was available.
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BURELSON'S
Calico Club
To Elect Officers
Calico club will meet tonight
at 8 o'clock with Mrs. Jack Mc
Neil as hostess. Members are
urged to be present as election
of officers will be held and fall
activities organized.
Visit At Home
Of Mother
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Medaris
of Anaheim, Cal., are spending
a week in this city with Mrs
Medaris' mother, Mrs. E. H. i
Hurd, 1138 West 10th street.
CALENDAR
The
M. M. DEPARTMENT STORE is
proud to present it's Largest and Best
display of
NEW FALL DRESSES
Here they are! The very top of Fall Fashion
Saturday
2-4:00 p. m. Degree of Hon
or lawn party, home Martha 1
Spatz, 922 South Oakdale ave.
Trail
Trail. Oct. 3. (Spl Mr. and ,
Mrs. Roy T. Donahue of La i
Mess, Cal., called on Dr. and I
Mrs. Mnllery Sunday. They are
on a fishing and hunting trip j
in northern California and
southern Orrfron. Mrs. Donahue !
Is a sijter of Mrs. Elenore Park,
who spent the summer here as j
guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. O.
Staples.
Mr. and Un. O. U Coon of be.
Aneele. spent three dev. bar. re
cently vlsitlnr hie brother, Clarence
Coon and family. They left for Port
land and Seattle for a few day's visit
and cn their way home stopped here
again and Mrs. Alice Chesman ac
companied them to Lor.g Beach to
visit her son and family and their
relative.
LADIES READY-TO-WEAR
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Dresses that are beau
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$1.98
$2.25 and
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timber preen, browns.
$3.98 to $5.95
$9.98-$ 1 2.95 to $22.95
Dresses for Short Figures
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no
$7.70
$12.95 and $19.95
O REMEMBER...
In this complete showing of fall dresses you will find
styles for all figures la sises 12 to 10 and priced from
$1.98 to $22.95
Outstanding
FORMALS
For the larger wo
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Ing is at its best.
$9.95
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