MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1942
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Society and Clubs
By Betty Allen
Kelso-H arrison
Wedding Held
Genevieve Kelso of Junction
City and Pvt. Elmer Harrison"
of Wichita, Kas., were quietly
married at the First Christian
church Tuesday by the Rev. R.
W., Coleman. They were attend
ed by Mr. and Mrs. James C.
White of Phoenix.
For her wedding the bride
selected a blue ensemble with
a gardenia corsage. They will
make their home in this city
where Pvt. Harrison Is station
ed at Camp White.
Annual Christinas
Party to Be Today
The annual Christmas party
for the Prentice Accordian
troupers will be held this aft
ernoon at 1 o'clock In the recre
ation hall of the First Christian
church. At that time S3 young
accordianists will present a pro
gram of Christmas carols and sol
diers are invited. All partlcl
pants are under 12 years of age.
- Later the group will carol at the
Outpost, the hospitals and other
places In the city. Mrs. Eve
Prentice is hostess for the an
nual event.
Club Entertains
At Outpost
Business 'and Professional
Women's club sponsored a bingo
and Chinese checker tournament
at the Outpost Thursday eve
ning and 20 soldiers from the
91st division at Camp White
were invited. The upstairs li
brary was the scene of the eve
ning's entertainment which was
in charge of Rose Houston, In
ternational relation's chairman
and Eva Judd, transportation
chairman. Later hot spiced
punch and fruit cake was
served.
The following soldiers were
winners: Howard Riggs, Donald
Chambers, Lloyd Bannister, Eu
gene Pickle, Glen Lee, Joseph
Brown, George Dibble and Peter
Kvsoln.
Next Professional ' Women's
meeting will be January 2 with
a 12 noon luncheon at me notei
Holland.
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Christmas Party
Held By Lodge
Adarel chapter, No. 3, O.E.S.,
at Jacksonville enjoyed
Christmas party and potluck
dinner Thursday evening. The
Apostolic Faith Church
(Cor. If. Central and Srd St.)
REV. C W. FROST, Pastor
T0!IIGIIT7:45
MUSICAL PROGRAM
ORGAN
Cradla long .
Starry Night .
..Brahms
..Hopkins
Ellis Brooks
.Theo M. Tobani
Naomi Frost-Organist
ORCHESTRA
In the Giaat Beyond
- Around the Christmas Trea
Martin Girard - Director
CHORUS-CHOIR
And Thera Wera Shepherds Ira B. Wilson
Sunday Berrlcest Sunday School. 9:30i Morning Worship, 111
Evening Evangelistic Meeting. 7:43.
Weekly Meetings! Tuesday. Thursday, and Friday night. 8:00.
No Collections. Everybody welcome
tables were decorated in holiday
colors and gifts were exchanged.
Arrangements were in charge of
Ina Huson, Anna Cator, Ella
Gould, Johnny Wolfe, Alice
Wolfe and E. Gould.
Initiation followed the regu
lar business session and a gift
was presented the retiring
worthy matron and worthy pa
tron, Mattie Luman and Claire
Shores. A clever ceremony was
given by Dorothy Waldron.
Edith Antle Ruth Wynn ana
Jane Kessler with Libby Root
at the oiano. Each of the 1042
officers received a gut irom me
worthy matron. Installation Is
scheduled to follow we iirst
meeting in January.
College Club
At Hardy Home
Mrs. A. V. Hardy entertained
the Rogue River Valley College
Woman's club last Saturday. A
Drogram of music was enjoyed
and Mrs. E. M. Drysdale pre
sented an excellent book review,
"The Robe," by Lloyd Douglas.
Christmas decorations were ar
ranged through the rooms and
the social committee, in charge
of Mrs. Campbell, served re
freshments. Attending from Ash
land were Miss Edna Goheen,
Mrs. Alice A. Peil, Mrs. C. F. Mo-
Call, Mrs. McCollister, Mrs.
Alice Willitts and Mrs. Ethel
Reid.
The musical program Includ
ed: Pvt. Peter A. Kuciynski, vio
linist, in novelty numbers, using
as his theme, "Listen to the
mal Christmas ball. Decorations
in keeping with the holiday sea-
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lor me dancers.
Girls in the city who are em
ployed and who would care to
attend the dance may register
for late transportation, a bus to
leave the Chamber of Commerce
at 9 p. m.. by telephoning Mrs.
C. L. Hopkins by 10 a. m. Mon
day, Camp White, extension
322S. If enough young ladies reg
ister for this late bus transpor
tation will be furnished at this
hour from the Chamber of Com
merce. A bus will leave the
same place at 7:30 p. m. also.
Missouri Couple
Wed At Church
Two Barnard, Missouri, resi
dents. Gene Anderson Wright
and Mary Alice Kaiser, were
married at the First Christian
church Monday evening by the
Rev. R. W. Coleman.
The bride wore a rose-colored
suit and was attended by Mrs.
Ralph Munn. Ralph Munn was
best man.
They will make their home
here where the bridegroom is
a service man at Camp White.
Mrs. Wright, a former school
teacher, is now employed
bookkeeper at the Camp White
exchange office.
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THIS EVENING AT
Mockingbird," "Turkey In
CALENDAR
BAND CARS With and without
mscnlne guns. Large enough to
rid on. Sim Bros.
FOR 8ALB-1 tine mahogany phono
graph, with 40 rwcord.. wine for
vso room for soldier boys to play
U6 0O. Phone isro arm p. m.
COMMANDO WAGONS at Slma Bros.
OCT A HAND CAR for the hoy that
wants something to ride. With and
without machine runs. Slma Bros.
Straw," and a four-part harmony
of "When You and I Were Young
Maggie." He closed with "Hu
moresque" and was accompanied
by Meryl Daws.
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Juvenile Club
Holds Party
Degree of Honor Juvenile
club members rehearsed Christ
mas carols for their Christmas
party which was held last week
when they met at the Townsend
hall last Saturday with Carrie
Chase assisting in the practice.
Patsy Hutchinson was elected
president during the business
meeting and Joan Marylyn
Vaughn Introduced as new
member with Leah Peabody as
a visitor. Margaret and Dolores
Bismark received their service
caps and refreshments were
served at a table decorated in
the Christmas theme. Donald
Crowell brought the cake and
the Bismark sisters assisted with
the refreshments. The lodge
will meet again January 16.
Service Club Plans
Formal Ball
Plans for a gala time at Serv
ice Club No. 1 at Camp White
are being completed when sol-
I diers will participate in the for-
Monday
7:30 d. m. Olive Rebekah
the lodge, I. O. O. F. hall, exchange
of Christmas gifts and initiation.
8:00 p. m. Crater Lake Guild
executive meeting, Presbyterian
church. Plan for Outpost party.
8:00 p. m. U. S. W. V. auxili
ary Service club at home of Mrs.
Harry . Barneburg, 15 Chestnut
street. Exchange of gifts. .
Tuesday
7:30 p. m. Medford Duplicate
Bridge club, Hotel Medford.
00 p. m. Joint meeting of
D. A. V. chapter and auxiliary
at armory. Christmas party.
Wednesday
7:30 p. m. Daughters of Job.
Installation. Masonic temple.
2:00 p. m. Chapter AA, PEO.
home Mrs. Walter Hoppe, 180S
East Main street.
Hie
serve
Continuing the tradition of
several years Saint Mark's Epis
copal church will present to
night at 7:30 o'clock the Pag
eant of the Holy Nativity. Sixty
characters are required. Includ
ing boys and girls and adults.
all appropriately costumed.
Special lighting is used as well
as physical properties which
transform the church into a re
plica of the birthplace of the
Lord Jesus. The musical contin
uity is provided by an angel
choir of twenty girls voices.
Divided into five scenes the
pageant chronicles the complete
nativity story beginning with
the crowding of the Inn by the
Roman soldiers, the assignment
of Mary and Joseph to the stable,
a musical interpretation of the
Holy birth, the coming of the
shepherds and three kings with
their attendants, leading to
climax of the whole assemblage
in humble worship before the
creche.
Parents, friends and strangers
are given a cordial welcome to
this service which will be held
in the enlarged church for the
first time. There should be room
for all.
Immediately following the
pageant everyone in attendance
will be invited to the Parish
House for the Christmas party
at which a program will be given
Dy tne kindergarten depart
ment and the visit of Santa
claus with treats anticipated
service men and families are
given a particular welcome.
FOR SALE Day bed: bicycle S34:
amau radios. Harnett Olbba, Route
1. Box 125-X.
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FRIEND CLEARS UP
SATCHEL PUZZLE
The mystery of the black bag
has been solved; at least, to the
point where T. V. Williams, fruit
grower of the Phoenlrf neighbor
hood, now knows how the lug.
gage got on his back porch. As
reported in a Mail Tribune story
Friday, Mr. Williams was much
mystified by the discovery Wed.
nesda of a black satchel on his
porch.
The bag. It developed, was left
at the Williams home by friends
of Mr. and Mrs. Williams son
David, who attend University of
Oregon with him and left Eu
gene at the same time to return
to their homes here for the holi
days. A mixup in baggage
checks caused one boy to think
he had a piece of luggage which
belonged to David Williams.
Driving by the latter's home he
deposited the bag on the porch
and drove on, unaware he was
laying the groundwork for
first-class mystery. .
Closing time for Classified ads
m. Too late to Classify 1J 3C
Too Late to Classify
FOR SALE less Plymouth sedan
Good tlrss aaoo. Jim Olbba, Rt. 1.
Box 125-X.
XACTO KNIVES for the model air-
plane builder. Twin set a.uu.
Others 60c. Slma Bros.
COMMANDO WAOONS are the latest
thing In -Victory- toys. inje
enough for that older boy. Strong
enough to carry BOO pounds. See
them at Sims nro... 33 n. nr.
FOR BAUt Bed. springe and matt
ress, 413.M): chairs, art 01 arawers.
tables, portable phonograph, rec
ords, band saw aet. cream separator,
earden tools, etc. Also fat bens.
pullets and fryera. X. O. Nevei.
0010 mu.
FOR BALE Mane heavy all-wool
overcoat, alee 40. brown, long, gooa
condition. Bell cheap. Ilectrlc car
pet sweeper, good motor. 414 Haven.
Phone sesi.
LOST Brown and white Fox Terrier.
In Tlclnlty of ooo no. ruveraioe
Nsme Bally. Child's pet, Reward
Rt. a. Box 11S.
FOR SALS Christmas Trees, Tre
stands. Monarch Seed ex Feed Co.
FOR BALI Power meat
nearly new, $37.60. All
woven bedspread. Phone SS04.
grinder.
FOR SALE English Holly Sprays and
Hoi:y wreaths- etonarcn Been at
Feed Co.
FOB SALE Registered cocker spaniel
pupa, red. 611 S. Rrraralde. Phone
J7J7 alter I p. m.
FOR SALE Cut Holly, heavily
berried. We mall for you. Monarch
Seed a Fred Co.
FOR SALE Mammoth Sugar Pine
Cones for Chrlatmaa decoraUons
Monarch Seed At Feed Co.
TRAPPERS I The market la good
Sell your fura to Eagle Point Fox
RAW FURS WANTED Eastern prices
paid for Muakrats. Mink. Skunk
Bob Cats. etc. Deer. Elk, Beef and
Pelts. Oame traps for sale. Medford
Bargain House, 37 N. Orape St
Ph. 8744. Bur War Stamps and
Bonds.'
FOR SAIA 1M1 Deluxe Che Hole!
Tudor. Must sell In next ten days,
4834.00. Be at F. O. Serric Bta.
Uon
FOR SALE Sprmg Flowering Bulb
make Ideal gilts Tor tna tiowse
lover. Monarch Bead at Feed Co.
COMMANDO WAOONS are truly
"Victory" model. Made entirely
from n on -critical materials, suns
Bros.
YOUR BOT wants a Command
Wagon for Christmas, 81ms Bros.
Open til a p. m.
BICYCLE LIGHTS, baskets, aesta,
tenders, mirrors. Slma Bros. Opes,
til a p. m.
HAND CARS Just arrived. Owe
yours at Sims Bros. Open tll p. m.
COMMANDO WAOONS are very
strong. Will carry BOO pounds. Slma
Bras, 23 N. Fir.
SILVER FOX SCARFS, collars, capes,
for Christmas, now on display.
Snowline Silver Fox Farm, 4 mllea
from Talent on Wagner Creek Road.
WANTED Job as caretaker or fore
man on a good diversified farm.
Box S24S Tribune.
FOR RENT Grocery store and build
ing. FOR SALE Portable radios.
The Trailer Mart Radio Shop. E.
Jackson St, Bast of Crater Lake
Hl-way.
FOR SALE 425 guitar with new ease.
139. 617 So. Holly. Call evenings.
AUCTION BALE Tuesday, Dec. 33.
Several head of good dairy cows
Selling one entire herd, along with
our usual run of livestock and
furniture. 3 registered Perchon
mares. Grants Pass Commission
Yard. Brans Bros.
ROOM ft OARAOE for gentleman. S06
Vancouver.
1 REAL ESTATE
WANTED To buy a reasonably-priced
bouse, close in. rereona..
Also
v unrexh flatlne of houses for sale
From S15O0 to 45000. Have cash and
term buyers.
Carl Oottach
7 N. Bartlett St. Ph. 4644
WANTED TO BUY Bplnet (
upright piano. Phone 6030.
DR. NELSON, D. C , office at
dence. Griffin Creek.
FOR SALE Ground grains for your
dairy, bog and poultry reeds. Home
grown of quality grains. Victor
Burse it.
$2500
-6-rm, mod. house, con
crete foundation, S - car
garage, ahop, electric, reingeraiur.
electric range and white trash bur
ner. 4600 cash, balance 430.00 par
month. Can give possession.
Carl Oottach
If. Bartlett St. Pn. 444
PADDED VAN MOVINO SERVICE to
Oregon. Wash, and California. Eads
Transfer Co.
A NEW CAR for an old car when
you have your old car repainted at
Daily's Auto Paint.
FOR SALS OR TRADE Suburban
grocery doing good business. Stock
for sale, will lease building and
fixtures. 41000 cash will handle.
Tribune Box 4804.
LOST About Nov. 1st, from ranch
at Dodge Bridge Dark red Here
ford bull, very drooped horns, allck
ears, branded on left hip UT joined.
Anyone having seen please notify
B. L. Dodge, Rt. 4, Medford.
ESSEX COUPE. 6 practically new
Urea. 478. Phone 3838.
FOR SALE A fine gift for children
or family B volume set Encyclope
dia, like new. tost so, price
Phone eve; 6488.
FOR SALE Boston Bull Pup. 413 W.
Jackson.
REPUTABLE YOUNO MAN. civilian.
will help drive, ahare expenses, for
transportation to or near Modesto,
California, before Chrlatmaa Refer
ences. Telephone 3380, office hours.
FOR RENT 1 -room furnished cabin,
mhta and water paid. 406 Earhart
St.
LOST Small black and whits pup.
Phone 47S4.
FOR SALE Two seven-ft. cross-cut
iws. son w. ciara o.
33 U R. AUTOMATIC plutor. new. 400
shells. 33 L. R. wincnester pumu.
new, 400 shells. M. M. Luger fl
inch barrel. 160 shells. Ill Chest
nut, evenings or Sundays.
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PRETTY
DRESS
WILL PLEASE HER!
For Mother:
For Sister:
For Grandma:
S2.98
WOOLS - - - $3.98 to $6.98
DRESSY AND M QA Q7 QA
SPORT TYPES Wl .lW
MILLER'S Sassy Shop
NEAR FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Choose Soft Blue or Pretty
Wine.
A bright Gold at Luscious
Pink.
One of the M-lngth sleeva In
dark Green or Black or a rich
Blue.
AVON XMAS OIFTS.
Phone 8430.
43S No. Holly.
LATE 1940 DELUXE FORD sedan,
u ... .nH riefroster. radio, seat
covers fog lights. 6 68' Urea. 700 !
cash. SIS Willamette Ave.
WANT TO BUY folding baby buggy,
good condition. Phon 8383.
FOR SALE Dog Toys. Complete i
stock. Monarch Seed ft Feed Co.
XMAS TREES All slaes up to 8 feet.
Prices 35c to 41.00. With or with
out .tends. Pay Le Market, 33 So.
Riverside.
FOR BALE Complete stock Rose
Bushes. An Ideal Christmas gift tor
the flower lover. Monarch Seed ft
Feed Co.
FOR SALE Roller Canaries In full
song. Large stock bird cages. Mon
arch Seed ft Feed Co.
PICKUPS 1030 Chevrolet; 1037 In
ternational. Both In fine condition.
Exceptionally good tires. Ready to
go. See Champ. 130 East Jackson.
WANTED Prunera for 80 acres, close
in. Board and room if dertred. Also
man and wife for regular work,
house furnished. Phone 0301.
FUR
Restyling, Repairing,
Cleaning, dating
Frances Dallaire. Phon 2526
OUR
courage
nele Sam has the
handle the biggest
brawn and brains am
fighting job of his life.
He's getting tougher. He's hitting harder but he
needs fresh surges of power to keep those mighty fists
hammering away.
WAR BONDS . . . and more WAR BONDS ... the
PUNCH to serve this Christmas!
And, make it a haymaker a knockout PUNCH!
Local Agent or write C. L. BISCHOFF, T. P. A.
C. N. Ry., 530 American Bank Bldg., Portland, Or.
BtfwM PORTLAND a TAC0MA . SEATTLE SPOKANE
MINNEAPOLIS ST. PAUL CHICAGO
ARISTA FURS
For Christmas
If you are planning to buy your wlf a fur coal for
Christmas com to a furrier a skilled craftsman
who works with furs all year around and recog
nises and sails only lh best skins. Buy her furs
from th Arista Fur Shop and know you ara buying
her th best.
Coat - Jackets
Coats with "easy to gat Into" slvs with th
smart turn-back cuffs, narrow, snug fitting collars
and beautiful lines to the cut of the coat. Every
plt has been carefully selected, processed, and
worked by expert furriers, recognised as th Best.
PERSIAN LAMB
CARACUL
ERMINE
SABLE DYED
MUSKRAT
OPPOSUM
Collars - Muffs
And Fur Trimmed Hats
Fur accessor! In any of these popular furs
are appropriate gifts for all women.
FOX
LYNX DYED
SNOW
RUBY DYED
BLUE
ARISTA FUR SHOP ,
SILVER
RED
NATURAL CROSS
AND LYNX
MEDFORD CENTER BLDG.
PHONE 4567
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Natural Stone
Marten
Blended
Marten
Sable Dyed
Civet
Sable Dyad
Kolinsky
Sable Dyad
Foa .
Silver Foa
' Red Fox
Let American Laundry Do Your
Christmas House Cleaning
oil
It takes about 10 minutes to
do your housecleanlng the
American way Just long
enough to gather household
goods into the laundry bag
and bring them to our office.
Try us once you'll never
again dread holiday house
cleaning. CURTAINS You'll ex
claim over their bright new
colors, their, newly starched
appearance. Careful hand
Ironing for professional re
sults. BLANKETS They are
gently dried with warm air
that swishes up the nap to
make it soft again. Colors
carefully preserved.
LINENS Dresser scarves,
doilies come out bright and
fresh. Carefully Ironed to
make embroidery stand out
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