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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON, FRIDAY, MARCH 13, 1942.
Society and Clubs
by Betty Shoemaker
Mariner's Class
Members Sew
For Hospital
A group of women of the
Mariner's class of the Flrat
Christian ehuich met with bo
les Wakefield Tuesday evening
to lew on community project.
Layettes for Community hospi
tal were made. Another evening
of sewing is planned to com
plete the articles of clothing.
Other worthy projects will be
undertaken as the occasion
arises.
Later refreshments were
served by Fredene Doty, Doro
thy Doty and the hostess after
which Eileene Ford was sur
prised with a gift from the class.
Attending were Mrs. R. W. Cole
man, Mrs. Maxlne McQulgg.
Mrs. Mabel Smith, Mrs. June
Russell. Mrs. Mary Willberger,
Mrs. Eileene Ford, Mrs. Ruth
Kay, Mrs. Melba Prescott, Mrs.
Virginia Cook and the hostess
committee.
Circle Meets
At Kirby Home
Twenty-eight ladles of the
Fidelity circle of the First
Methodist church met with Mrs.
Louis Kirby at the parsonage
Tuesdsy afternoon for a covered
dish luncheon. Mrs. L. N. Young
er led devotions taking as her
topic, "The Ten Command
merits."
: Mrs. Minnie Heinle give a
reading, "Where Are You Going
So Fast?" after which plans
were made for the Heirloom tea
to be held at the church parlor
Wednesday afternoon. A spring
bazaar Is planned lor April.
Later social hour was enjoyed.
Calico Club
Meeting Postponed
; An announcement was made
today that the Calico club which
was to have met today with
Mrs. Bob Jasmann has been
postponed until March 30 due
to illness.
I
Masons Return
From California
Mrs. Susan D. Nason and
daughter. Miss Margaret Nason
of the Old Stage road returned
here yesterday by motor after
spending the past sis weeks at
29 Palms In southern California
and at Palm Springs. They re
port excellent weather and that
.traffic is not as heavy now on
the highways. Motorists are
driving slower, Mrs. Nason said.
JEAN PARKER and RICHARD ARLEN Sing
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a pound of U. J. B. If you don't
agree it's better than an? other
coffee return the Hi to II J B.
Co., and we will refund aWi
your purchase price.
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Relatives Visit
At Ashland,
Med ford Homes
Relatives have been visiting
this week at the homes of Mrs.
Jessie Hodgins and son, Earl
Hodglns In Ashland and Mrs
Hazel Balfour In this city. The
first of the week a family din
ner was enjoyed at the Jessie
Hodgins home In Ashland and
other gatherings have followed.
Attending the affairs are Mrs.
Floyd Estenson. a daughter and
family of Starles. North Dakota,
and another son. Henry of
Grand View, Ida., a daughter,
Mrs. John Thiessen and family
and Mrs. Balfour and family of
this city.
P.-T. A. Activities
Central Point
Featured at the recent Central
Point P.-T. A. meeting at the
schoolhouse was a model air
plane review by students of the
seventh grade. The boys are
keenly Interested in their proj
ect and brief descriptions of
their models proved educational
The girls chorus from the sev
enth grade sang three selections.
Mary Jane Mathews played a
piano solo, Leo Troutman an
accordion solo and June Cole
man a violin number. Helen
Bloomensteln appeared In an
acrobatic number.
A short talk on "Home Light
ing" was given by a representa
tive from the California Oregon
Power company. During the
business meeting parents and
teachers discussed methods of
raising funds for band uniforms.
Plans were made to hold a
bundle sale" the night of the
grade school operetta.
Mrs. Kenneth Hulbert was
elected chairman of the nomi
nating committee assisted by
Miss Mabel Dodson and Mrs
O. T. Wilson. The room prize
was won by the second grade
and refreshments were served
by mothers of second grade
students.
Turkey Dinner
To Be Sunday
A St. Patrick s turkey dinner
will be held at the Sacred Heart
parish hall on South Oakdale
avenue Sunday from 12 until
8 p. m. The public is Invited.
The affair Is in charge of mem
bers of St Anne's Altar society.
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DIVE INTO F A M E Three Navy dive bombers. Deuclas SBD, skba through Csllfornla skies,
powered by Wright-Cyclone engines. The Army's Douglas A-z Is an sdiputlon of this plane. This
type bomber recently figured, along with P-40 fighters, la a successful sttack by American air forces
on Japanese shipping massed off the eoast of Bali. N.EX ,
Miss Reich
Flies South
Miss Marjorie Reich left by
plane Wednesday evening for
Richmond, Cal., where she will
attend the wedding this week of
Miss Margaret Walters to Dar
rell Buell. Miss Walters, daugh
ter of Andrew Walters, former
ly of this city is a graduate of
Medford senior high school and
moved to Richmond last spring
to make her home where she is
now employed.
Local Couple
Wed In Tacoma
A marriage license application
was filed in Tacoma, Wash., yes
terday by Ruben Ray Strong and
Ruth Elizabeth Walden, both of
this city.
Nile Daughters
Meet In Ashland
Daughters of Nile of Zulelma
temple will meet tomorrow at
2 p. m at the Ashland Masonic
temple. Election of officers is
scheduled, followed by a me
morial hour.
Society Plans
Interesting Party
A musical headdress party and
social evening is planned by
members of the Medford Musi
cal society at the nome of Mrs
M. N Hogan on Siskiyou boule
vard Monday at 8 p. m. Assist
ing will be Miss Phoebe Swem
Mrs. Mel Starnes and Mrs. J. F.
Wallace.
Plant Sale
Planned By Club
Those having plants for the
Medford Garden club plant sale
are asked to telephone Mrs. Dee
Hendr'ckson, 3086 or Mrs. Win
field Mailey. 3009. Contributions
should be sent to the former
location of the Johnson Jewelry
store early Saturday morning,
it was announced today.
CALENDAR
Friday
8:00 p. m. Pocahontas lodge.
Redman hall.
8:00 p. m. F. L. club, home
Bessie Thompson, 1232 North
Riverside avenue.
Saturday
2:00 p. m. Zulcima temple.
Daughters of Nile at Ashland
Masonic temple.
2:30 p. m. Rogue Valley Col
lege Women's club. Girls Com
munity clubhouse, 229 North
Bartlett street.
To China Post
Lieut. General Joseph W. Stil-
well (above), formerly stationed
at Fort Ord, Cel., and former
military attache at Pelping. has
been appointed chief of staff In
the China theater of war, under
Ceneraliailma Chiang KM Shsk.
GLASSES
Dr. R. M. Hood, Optometrist
Spatta Rlrif.
Main and Rhrntri. .Mntford. Or
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Shot In the Limb May Open
Buds of Your Tardy Trees
Br Howard W. Blakeslee
(AP Feature Writer)
Dallas, Tex. Maybe your
favorite tree needs a shot in one
of its limbs.
A little yeast or some ground
up plant tissues make a good
hypodermic for this purpose. J.
P. Bennett, University of Cali
fornia, told the American As
sociation for the Advancement
of Science here that these shots
in a tree limb cause the buds to
open.
Extracts of tops or roots of
plants and of bark or wood of
trees all make good bud openers.
The vitamins, except nicotinic I
acid (the anti-pellagra vitamin)
failed.
Some of the substances which
cause plants to grow when
ALL WOOD PULP
TO BE RATIONED
Washington, March IS W
The government today took con
trol of the nation's entire supply
of wood pulp, effective May 1.
under a war production board
order assuming power to allo
cate both domestically produced
and imported pulp to paper
mills and other users.
The order is intended "to
conserve supplies and distribute
equitably the available pulp be
tween competing war and civil
Ian requirements," WPB said
Nitrating pulp is used for mak
ing explosives and military de
mand Is expected to mount
steeply this year.
Pulp imported from Canada,
the principal foreign source of
supply, after noon, eastern war
time, on May 1, will be "frozen"
until released by J. S. Knowl
son, WPB's director of industry
operations.
SHULTS FUNERAL
Services for Herman J. Shults
who passed away in Lebanon,
Oregon, on Wednesday, will be
held in the Conger Funeral Par
lors Saturday afternoon at 2:30.
with the Rev. R. W. Coleman
officiating. Interment will be in
Siskiyou Memorial Park.
Mr. Shults was born in Okla
homa on February 11, 1913. In
May, 1941, at Port Orford. he
was united In marriage to Aud
rey Bar bee of Medford. Surviv
ing, besides his wife, is his
father. W. H. Shults. three
brothers and three sisters, C. L.,
Orville, Mrs. Melvln Bassett,
Mrs. Prentice Jerdon, and Miss
Christine Shults, all living In
Sanger, California. One brother.
Thurman, lives in Los Angeles.
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rubbed on the outside, worked
to stop the buds from opening
when injected into limbs.
Dr. Bennett Is trying to Iden
tify the specific substance which
makes tree buds open. He thinks
it Is some nitrogen compound.
In orchards earlier opening
might sometimes be an advant
age. Perhaps a shot of the re
tarders would be valuable in
cold spring seasons when frosts
are likely.
SHOE DEPARTMENT
FIELD BOOTS $9.95 -
"Original Chippewa" 10" top, oil tanned, extra heavy
bottoms, steel shank.
FIELD BOOTS $13.95
"Original Chippewa" IS" top. Genuine oil tan. heavy
bottoms and a very heavy steel shank. Men, what a
boot this is.
N1SELY SHOES tor WOMEN
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Spring costume. You will love it with
blue, with tan, with beige. We are
showing several strik
ing patterns at only.. a
. $4.95 and $5.85
MEN'S DEPARTMENT
LEATHER JACKETS
We haveTluit received 100 new coats at last year'a
prices. In all types straight Jackets. Aviation styles. In
black, tans and green.
Suede Leather HAS
Cape Skin Leather SS.95
Cape Skin Leather $11.83
Goat Skin Leather I13.IS
Coat Skin Leather f IMS
Cooks! This Store Features a
Complete Line of Clothes for You
White Duck Pants $2 25
Black and White Check Pants I2.7S
Aprons, 4-Way . He
Aprons. French Style 65e
Caps, with math top - 43c
Hose. White Lisle , 3Se
Shirts, White Broadcloth I Be
Shirts $1.73
Shoes. Black Oxfords. Genuine Calf $3.3)
Full Leather sole and rubber heels.
Medium, wide and narrow toes.
We Are Open Until 8:30
Every Saturday Night
ATTENTION GIRL SCOUTS Bring Your Member,
ship Cards and Get the Special Birthday Gilt.
BABY SON ARRIVES
FOR 'RED' SCHEEL
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A son was born Tuesday to
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Scheel of
Tampa, Idaho, the baby's grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. H
Scheel of Thomas road announc
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THE
FEEE SATURDAY ONLY
$1.00 Worth of Defense Stamps With the
Purchase of any Coat - Suit or Dress
At 00.90 and Up
The IBAKfID) BOX
223 East 6th St.
M. M. DEPARTMENT STORE
PAY LESS-DRESS BETTER
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ccmifement
the perfect footwear
complement for almost any
ed today. It was the couple's
first child.
"Red" Scheel. as the former
Medford athlete is known,
teaches school In Nam pa. He
usually comes home to Medford
in the summer to work for the
Timber Products company and
play Softball and has long been
prominent in local sports. He
was all-state guard when he
played football for Medford
high school.
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DRESSES j
Seersuckers i$ O
$3.9845.98
All washable, cotton
and rayon materials.
$7.98 fum-Mk
In colors to meet f,' J
every fancy. yr
DRESSES
Washable Prints
$3.98
DRESSES
Washable Prints
'tare are dresses In prints
that are without a doubt
the fineit printing and de
signing that we have had
in this store in many
months and at the prices
that you like to pay.
$7.98 ; i
JUVENILE DEPARTMENT
McKIM TOGS
for Boys
Exclusive With Us!
Blasers la novelty stripes
2 to S $2.25
Suits. In plain with
novelty stripes $2.59
a) Shirts. Pull Overs, plain
colors. 2 to ( $1.25
Pants, with suspenders.
2 to $1.3$
This Is without a doubt the
outstanding line of children's
wear in the United States. All
made of Durene yarns, fsst
colors, exclusive designs.
DRAPERY DEPARTMENT
SHOWER CURTAINS
$4 95 Now. Special .
$2.93 Now, Special .
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