MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1941.
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Society and Clubs
by Betty Shoemaker
Duchess Pays I ARMY FORMS 1ST
Sojourner Club
Holds Barn Dance
At K. of P. Hall
Medford Sojourners and in
vited guests enjoyed barn
dance at K. of P. hall Saturday
evening. The hall was decorated
in rural motif with old lan
terns, hay, a stable and garden
implements arranged about the
room. Those attending were cos
tumed with first prize for the
women being awarded to Mrs.
Eugene Card and Frank Humph
rey winning first prize for the
Stave Whipple's orchestra,
clad In overalls, furnished music
foi the occasion. Paul Jones and
broom droe -added to the fes
tivity. al
In charge if Qiedance was
Mrs. A. J. Loetflety chairman,
c assisted by: telephone and tick
ets, Mrs. H. A.Erickson and Mrs.
Bob Banning: food, Mrs. Henry
Zacharison, Mrs. D. K. Bagley
and Mrs. R. Unden; decorations,
Mrs. Glenn Swanson, Mrs. Bren
Starcher, Mrs. Kenneth Wells,
Mrs. Orville Hoselton; games and
prizes, Mrs. Phil Brainerd, Mrs.
Emil Gehri, Mrs. R. W. BJork
quist; refreshments, Mrs. Swan
son and Mrs. Bjorkquist.
Motor Hare
From Klamath Falls
Guests at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Francis Walker, 1120 Red
dy avenue over the weekend and
on Thanksgiving day were Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Schaff of Klamath
Falls. The Schaffs motored to
Medford for Thanksgiving din
ner, returning to Klamath Falls
and spent the weekend here also.
W Mrs. Schaff is the former Elsie
Turner who was employed as a
nurse at Sacred Heart hospital
prior to her marriage early this
fall.
Auxiliary Birthday
Celebration Planned
Final plans have been com
pleted for the Eagles auxiliary
birthday celebration to be held
Tuesday at 7 p. m. at the Eaglesl
hall. Auxiliary members having
birthdays during September,
October and November will be
honored. Others are asked to
bring a covered dish. In charge
are Leona White, Isabelle Tucker
and Verda Edsall.
Pythian Club
Meets Tonight
Pythian Club will meet with
Mrs. W. L. Walden tonight at 8
o'clock at the Walden home,
1772 North Riverside avenue.
in
other
words
y JOHN CLINTON
ltTek
Men have-
Our hoose b empty of barks, and
on the window tills are no more
paw prints. For Rags has de
parted this world for what I
crust is a happier one - full of
chewable bones and non
scratching cats and celestial gar
dens in which, undisturbed, a
dog may dig all day.
Mrs. Clinton and I kooa llstantnf
for the lldc-Mtk of nails en the
. flnoloifm, end we And It herd to
ceiMldar the bono, en our plates.
So possibly
this is the last
opportunity II
have to tt 11 yon
about a friend
ly little trick
many Union
Oil Minute
it's nothing more
than a clean pan the boys keep
rucked away to thinly dogs can
have a drink.
f n, h't net a regular service
f all Italian, tut It's Indicative
ef on atrltedo. Tnovgittwlno.s
ova af the family avpl
"
And this is just
one of thou
sands of things
these Minute
Men do every
day things
they don't
face to do, but
do anyway. A drop of oil for a
sticking door-catch; a couple of
turns on a loose bolt and a rattle
is gone; a road map for stran
gers, a "help" across a bury Intrr
action for small fry bound for
school all these and more.
Double Eight
Club Meets
At Bush Home
Double Eight club was enter
tained Wednesday evening at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Maynard
Bush, 44 North Peach street.
Cards and games were at play
following the dinner hour.
Attending were Mr. and Mrs.
Fritz Nisscn, Mr. and Mrs.
Roland Beach, Mr. and Mrs.
Floyd Burk, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Gray, Mrs. Eva Marsh, Bob Ban-
non, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Adair,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Strang and
Mr. and Mrs. Bush.
Reception To
Honor Minister
A reception will be held in the
Zion English Lutheran church,
Fourth street and Oakdale ave
nue Tuesday at 6:30 p. m., hon
oring the congregation's new pas
tor and wife, the Rev. and Mrs.
Karl Brockhous.
Potluck dinner will be served
at 6:30 with a program to follow.
All members and friends of the
congregation are Invited.
Three Couples
Wed in Reno
Three Jackson county couples
were licensed to wed in Reno,
Nev., Saturday according to As
sociated Press wire reports. They
were Bob Walker of Medford
and Harriet Briscoe of Phoenix,
Clinton Forrester and Elma
Croucher and Leonard Atkins
and Betty Huklll, all of Medford.
Navy Mothers Club
Enjoys Meeting
Navy Mothers met Friday
afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Anna Mears with 14 mothers and
two guests attending. Refresh
ments were served by the hostess
at the close of the meeting. Lora
Turpin will entertain the group
December 3 at 10 a. m. at her
home.
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Postponed Party
To Ba Thursday
- Postponed party of the Ladies'
Bible class of the Methodist
church will be held t the home
of Mrs. Nellie Nicholson, 1417
West Main street Thursday at 2
p. m. Assisting the hostess will
be Mrs. Donna B. Taylor, Mrs.
L. Harvey and Mrs. M. Hen-n'inger.
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Torpedo Sinks British Ark Royal
Mrs. Evelita Juanita (Duchess)
Spinelli, 52, convicted slayer, is
shown above in the warden's of
fice at San Quentin after her ar
rival there from the Tehacbapi
women's prison in Southern
California, before her execution.
Mistletoe Club
To Hold Luncheon
Mistletoe club members will
hold a covered dish luncheon at
the Girls Community clubhouse
Wednesday at 12:30 p. m. Host
esses will be Irene Shirley, AHa
Nyberg, Elsie Alexander and
Freda Kingsley.
Home Extension
Unit to Meet
Medford Home Extension unit
will meet Wednesday at the
county court house auditorium
at 1:30 p. m. Subject for the
meeting will be ''Health Emer
gencies in the Home."
Dessert Luncheon
Planned by H. E. C.
Jacksonville Home Economics
club will meet with Mrs. Chester
Wendt on the Old Stage road
Wednesday. Dessert luncheon
will be served at 1:30 p. m.
Oakgrova Neighborhood
Club to Meet Wednesday
Mrs. Jewell Crocker will be
hostess to the Oakgrove Neigh
borhood club at her home on the
Jacksonville highway Wednes
day at 1:30 p. m. Members are
requested to bring Christma&J
sewing, i
A.A.U.W. Study Group
To Meet at Shepherd Horn
International Relations group
of A. A. U. W. will meet with
Mrs. Robert Shepherd, Saginaw
drive, Tuesday at 8 p. m.
Lady Elks Meat . -Tuesday
at Temple
Lady Elks will hold 1:00 p. m.
luncheon at the Elks temple
Tuesday.
By Arthur E. Burgess
Fort Lewis, Wash. (Pi The
first battalion of an infantry
regiment exclusively for moun
tain warfare Indicating the
wide scope of the army's defense
preparations has been formed
he'e around some of the world's
finest skiers and most expert
mountain climbers.
It is the first of its kind in
American history and is pat
terned along the lines of regi
ments and even whole divisions
of mountain troops which Ger
many used in Norwegian and
Balkan campaigns.
The first battalion, composed
of mountain experts from the
9th army corps and hand-picked
men from the 4th army on the
west coast, will serve as a nuc
leus for expansion of the regi
ment, which will be known as
the 87th infantry mountain regi
ment. The first battalion is an ex
perimental force to test organi
zation and equipment to meet
the unusual, rigorous require
ments of military operations in
mountain terrain.
Only men who possess special
physical qualifications will be
accepted. For several years the
army has had ski patrols, one of
the most famed being in the
15th "Can Do" regiment at Fort
Lewis.
The value of mountain fight
ing units was proved by the
Germans in the battles for passes
in the Balkan campaign, officers
said.
My at home on land or under
water.
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The British admiralty in London announced that the threo-year-old aircraft carrier Ark Royal
(above) had bean sunk off Gibraltar by a torpedo attack. Tha carrier was reDOrted sunk several
times before by tha Nasis. Tha Ark Royal sank while being towed aftor being hit by a torpado.
GAME WARDEN QUITS
Newport. Ore.. Nov. 24. (P)
Carrol Keeler, state police of
ficer attacled to game law en
forcement in Lincoln county
for fiv? years, resigned today to
enter business in Portland. He
will be suc-eeded here by Harry
Price, now stationed in the Flor
ence division.
Clewing tlma tut Clarblfled Ads 9
a. m Too Lata to Claaslry 12:30 p
Christian's Altitude
Toward War Is Topic
Tonight of Rev. Knight
"The Christian's Attitude
Toward War" will be the subject
of Evangelist Leland H. Knight's
speech at the gospel meeting in
the Church of Christ tonight.
The public is invited to listen to
the speech and enjoy the sing
ing. Tuesday night, the evangelist
will speak on "The Ethiopian
Nobleman Becomes a Christian"
and Wednesday night on 'The
Ephesians Are Baptized Again."
Evangelist Knight's home is in
Booneville, Ark. He holds gos
pel meetings In 13 states and
prior to coming here he preach
ed at Eureka, Cal., and Eugene.
The meetings will last through
Sunday night.
Tahiti exports normally each
year 125,000 tons. of phosphor
ous, useful in the making of
smoke screens.
Dr. Shermnn L. Divine, pastor
of the First Presbyterian church,
and Mrs. Divine returned home
last night from Seattle, Wash.,
where they spent the Thanks
giving holiday with their sons,
Eugene and John,
On the way home they stop
ped in Portland where Saturday
night Dr. Divine received his
credentials at a Masonic banquet
and ceremonial for the honor
bestowed upon him and 11 other
Masons of Oregon recently by
the supreme council, A. and A.
S. R., at Washington, D. C. The
credentials were evidence of the
elevation of Dr. Divine to
Knight Commander of the Court
of Honor by the Scottish Rite.
In 1940 the population of
Florida was 1,897,414. '
The American mink Is equal-;
IF ITS A ROBE
OR HOUSECOAT
We Have It!
Choose Now Whila Our
Selection Is Compltta
Cotton Chenille Robat
Saartuckar SO QQ
Housacoats Jt90
Valour Suada Robes
Taffata SM QQ
Housecoats tt30
Rayon Chanilla Robat and
Housa
coats ,
'5.98
'6.98
Rayon Print
Housacoats
Embroidarod Satin $7 QQ
Housacoats I
For your convenience open
a Sassy Shop Charge Account
Sassy Shop
130 E. Main St.
Don't Miss
the LADIES'
FIGURE
SKATING CLASS
WED. 9 A. M. to 10 A. M.
at the ICE ARENA
Tha arena will ba practically dear of akatara tha lea will
ba parfact. Instruction undar tha supervision ef Sparky
Bourqua.
Local Residents
Attend Football Game
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur M. Can
non and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
Ferrell of this city spent Thanks
giving weekend in Seattle and
attended the Oregon-Washington
football game Saturday,
CALENDAR
Peter Ensele, Former
Resident of Valley,
Passes in Ml. Shasta
Monday
6:30 p. m. St. Mark's Eve
ning Guild, home Mrs. J. F.
Fliegel, College Hill.
7:00 Badminton, Lincoln
School Gymnasium.
7:30 p. m. Medford Musical
Society Women's Chorus, home
Mrs. C. H. Paske, 1010 South
Oakdale avenue.
8:00 p. m. Pythian club,
home Mrs. W. L. Walden, 1772
North Riverside avenue.
8:00 p. m. Emanon club, Sac
red Heart Parish hall.
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balnf wha ra
frlanailnass
yaa'll Hka ri. Try Mm Unit Mlw
w Moo. They make a natorl.t'a
Ufa krlahtar a alva small
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aha aXnk af water.
- Tuesday
10:00 a. m. Jackson County
League of Women Voters gov
ernment and operation depart
ment, home Mrs. O. A. Eden,
211 Genessee street.
12:30 p. m. Executive meet
ing of Women's Society of Chris
tian Service, First Methodist
church at church parlors.
1:00 p. m. Lady Elks, Elks
Temple.
1:00 p. m. Baptist Ladies
auxiliary, home Mrs. W, A.
Dawes, 42 Rose avenue.
1:30 p.' m. Service group
Colonel Sargeant auxiliary, U.
S. W. V home Mrs. Rankin
Estes. Kings highway.
2:00 p. m. Women's Society of
Christian Service, First Method
ist church, homecoming, church
parlors.
7:00 p.m. Eagles lodge birth
day dinner, Eagles hall, 42
North Front street
7:30 p. m. Delta Debs, home
Miss Nanette Holmes, 1327 Red
dy avenue.
7:30 p. m. Medford Dupli
cate Bridge club. Hotel Medford.
7:30 p. m A. A. U. W. Art
Study group, home Mrs. Ken
neth Wells, 602 West Fourth
street.
7:30 p. m. Foreign Policy de
partment. League of Women
Voters, home Mrs. Justin Smith,
21 Geneva street.
8:00 p. m. Mariner's class of
First Christian church, home Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Cook, 120 Stark
street.
8 00 p. m. International Rela
tions. A.A.U.W.. home Mrs. Rob
ert Shepherd, Saginaw Drive,
Word was received here today
of the death of Peter Ensele, 90,
last Wednesday at the home of
a daughter, Mrs. Annie McElroy
of Mount Shasta, Cal. Funeral
services were held Saturday in
Mount Shasta.
Mr. Ensele was once a resi
dent of Jacksonville and had
many friends in the Rogue
River valley. A daughter, Mrs.
Louise Minear, resides in Ash
land. Mr. Ensele, bom in Baden,
Germany, In 1851, came to this
country in 1883 and was natur
alized shortly afterward. He
settled in Siskiyou county, Cal.,
in 1917.
Ten of 14 children survive
Besides Mrs. McElroy and Mrs.
Minear, they are William Ensele
and Mrs. Nora Morgan of Gre
nada, Cal., John A. Ensele of
Yreka, Calif., Edgar E. Ensele,
Lillian Ensele and Mrs. Fiances
Stott of Sacramento, Cal, Mrs
Emma Margriter of Mount Shas
ta and Mrs. Elsie Gasper of
Yuba City, Cal. Also surviving
are 22 grandchildren and 16
great-grandchildren.
Closing tun lot Claullled Ada 9
a. tn oo Law tt. Claaairj 13 JO p
Complete
Feminine Hygiene
demands:
reminin hretnw in il RKAL seme of
he word dmun.ii undrraioi cleanliness
and im-ertness. Ynu finnni h ,
with armpits moist trained .nrf imellv.
L'se Amd. rht new cream deodortm.
a. Arrw avu. oat rat irmn, dot. oot
Uiuitt ikia.
a. No irfini ta dir. Caa b. ojmj right
.(It rtllvio.
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armiw. try.
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lt -aouhioa crMa.
Arsi tiKHo-u mi 4 m-rlru fntri.
tw " Lufhirncw lanrtlcw t Ubrx.
Woman aaa atoro Amd thaa any
athat deodorant Try a lot today'
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STUNT ACE MALCOLM POPE, WHO T0UBLES
FOR THE STARS. CRASHED THE MOVIES
AT 60 MILES AN HOUR
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ffi& RG0isLEADlNS V . ' 2K (K?T VT' 1 1
f&frSl V ANOTHER ONE OUT. - , '"l.V tSfJL ill
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$Z r-r '' want ' Li '
CiRfKmm i TtASS r, V ee doing more than 6ow -rrr" .r..,.,,
THERE'S NOTHING
UKE A CAMEL. SWELL
FLAVOR -AND THEY'RE
MILDER By FAR, WITH
LESS NICOTINE IN THE
SMOKE
aTIVrT tf Tl-rTTtl GREAT RACE, POPE A. ' .
'X'f jjlm,t'l VE GOT A MOVIE A CAMEL ALWAYS U,
CONTRACT FOR YOU -J GOES WITH A HAPPY
A I ttf aa 0 v ' lTS CUNCH IT ENDING. THEY ALWAYS
I rsif 1 71 ' "!l V. WITH A CAMEL J TASTE SO GOOD m-A
iia j.ijm iq i a i m i. j tc-. rjmr. a i i t
RKTJ-NL - 4. NTaarrHATGOES double V,,. i I " i f
J yS FOR. Mg. A CAMFL ,& .MT 7 If 11 I;
aVi.SOTUiI.at...l. i..c WHAT I WANTy-&L-J-n i i f Tj -Tlk J -J
G l I I L TH CIGARETTE OF Khll
V" j-A U J U I 1 I I COSTLIER TOBACCOS IJ
Th tmpha ef slowarburnliif
Camals contains
28 LESS
NICOTINE
Mian Mm average of th 4 other
largoat-aalHiig ktaitda taatad toad
thaa) any ajf tsnrasaBMoaetlliisj to
of ttta unaM HMjrt
V URNIM 21 UOWUI thaa lit
aversga of the 4 oihae Urgeat-MlUng
brands trstod slowor thaa any of
thaa Camels also gtvavoa smok
ing pita oqual, on the avenge, to
5 EXTRA SMOKES
PERPACK!