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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 8. 1943 PAGE THREE ELKS CHRISTMAS The local Elks lodge will hold ts annual Christmas tree party Thursday night, according to an anonuneement today by Chef Leonard, general chairman of the committee. The Christmas tree party is (or the purpose of raising funds tir the charitable work of the lodue including the Christmas cheer brought into the homes of the needy of the community. A dinner will be served from 5:30 to 6:30 and all Elks in the community are particularly urged to attend and are permit ted to bring guests. Leonard states that the affair Is strictly stag and from present indica tions will be a huge success. THE GRANGE LIVE OAK GRANGE Live Oak grange met in reg ular session at their hall Mon day night with Master Marshall acting. Plans were completed for the Christmas party to be held at the next meeting, Dec. 20. Committees were appointed to act Saturday night whenH. . C. will hold a pie social and bazaar. Buns, hamburger, pie and coffee will be sold begin ning near 6 o'clock. All ladies are requested to bring two pies. Charlotte Carter, Joan Ka than, Adel Smith and John Evans were obligated in first and second degrees. Two names were read for membership. Refreshments were served by th committee, Elda Hall, Ann Smith and Kathrine Christian son. H. E. C. met all day Nov. 30 at the home of Mrs. Effie Bad ley and much work was done. At noon pot-luck dinner was enjoyed. All plans were com pleted for the social and bazaar. Mrs. Myrtle Whipple was re elected H. E. C. chairman; Mrs. Pearl Greenwood, vice chair man; Mrs. Zorah Wiley, secre tary and Mrs Belle Hart, treas urer. On Friday Mrs. Green wood and Mrs. Lulu Trotter met at the Whipple home where with Mrs. Whipple's help the grange quilt was tied and fin ished. Next H. E. C. meeting will be all day at the Grange hall on Tuesday, Dec 21, when "Secret Pals" will give their Christmas presents and became known and names will be drawn for the next year. All ladies come and make this Merry Christmas party. A covered dish lunch will be the noon feature. As work a quilt will be tied for Sister Wiley. White Pine Logs Ceiling Elevated ' Washington, Dec. 8 U.R The Office a' Price Admtnis tration today raised the celling price of western white pine loes produced in Washington and Oregon areas west of the Cas cade mountains by approximate ly $1 per 1000 feet log scale. New maximums for logs pro duced In the southern Oregon Tillamook district are $2 per 1000 feet below those for the other three districts. This is tne customary Industry differential. OPA said. Gold Hill LOS ANGELES DARK Los Angeles, Dec. 8 (UP) A short circuit in the three main power lines here from Boulder Dam left the city without elec tricity for from five to 23 min utes late yesterday, halting war production, di ,.Ttown traffic, and interrupting , :' network shows. MRS. EDNA SPEAK Columbus, O., Dec. 8 Mrs. Edna Lawyer Speaks, 78. wife of former Ohio Congress man John C. Speaks and mother of Margaret Speaks, radio sing er, died at her home today. urn tail rnauM Want aae Medford's Specialized Department Store for Women i ""vKffllt ADRIENNE'S 350 COATS OFF Buy yourself a Coat for that Christmas Present You can find as splendid a coat as you want hars on sale at Adxlenne's. Fur Trimmed Untrimmed Colors Blue Brown Black Beige AU SUes Plaids & Plaint In Fur Trims Red Fox Snow Fox . Kit Fox Blue Fox - Squirrel Persian Lamb Avoid the added luxury tax. and buy your fur-tilmnctd coat now. For Dress And Sport Wear Buy now for Christmas giving ( ... And Saval Fur Coats in a wide selection, and styles In all popular furs. Vi OFF On All MILLINERY of 15.00 value and up. These in clude all exclusive lines. Beginning Thursday Adrlanne's W'll Be Open Every Evening Until ChrUtmas to 1:00 ADRIENNE'S BUY NOW TO AVOID THE ADDED NEW TAX ON FURS! Gold Hill, Dec. 8 Members of the Ladies' Aid will serve a turkey dinner in the dining room of the Methodist church in Gold Hill, on Dec. 11, from 8 to 8 p. m. The menu has been an nounced as follows: Turkey and dressing, .potatoes, cranberries, vegetables, salad, home-made pies and coffee. Nominal prices will prevail and a large crowd is anticipated. Mrs. Thomas A. Robinson, Jr., of Denver, Colo., is a guest of her husband's parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. A, Robinson and family. Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Matthews and two children of Klamath Falls, former residents of this city, visited Mrs Matthews mother, Mrs. Cal Dusenberry and family, last Sunday. Mrs Matthews had been called to Medford by the critical illness oi her father, George Iverson, who passed away Sundry following an operation. Pfc. Kendall Dufur spent the past week here with his aunts, Mrs. Wm. Puhl and Mrs. Llllie MacKay. He is stationed with a medical corps at Barnes General hospital, Vancouver, Wash. Date for the annual Christmas tree and program, sponsored by the Odd Fellow lodge will be an nounced soon. The program is in charge of a committee from the Rebekah lodge. All children wishing to appear on the pro gram are requested to see some one on the program committee Those in charge are Mrs. Harry Newnham, Mrs. Frank Carter and Mrs. Noel Kellogg. Also Mrs. Burt Kenyon, grade school teacher. Members of the Garden club will meet in the W. R. C. hall on Tuesday, Dec. 14, at 2 o'clock to make tray pieces of ever greens for use at Camp White, during the holidays. Since the local club is expected to furnish 100 of these, it is hoped that many members will attend this meeting to help with the pro) cct. Bring wire, pliers, scissors, etc. The annual club Christmas pot-luck dinner and party will be held In the same hall on Fri day, Dec. 17, commencing at 12 noon. Following the dinner wil be the gift exchange, when "weedy" friends' names will be revealed. Everyone is invited to this party and may bring a gift for exchange. Miss Leon Holderness, high school senior, was hostess on Dec. 2 to the sophomore class, tor a farewell party In honor oi Miss Donna Lee Anderson, who has gone to southern California to reside. Attending were Donnu Lee Anderson and her parents Gwendolyn Spence, Jerry John son, Melvin Lewis, Iliene Andei- son, Jerauldine Smith, Duanc and Roland Eskey, Fred Han cock, Leona Holderness, Allen Seldon, Mrs. Phyllis Seldon and her mother, Mrs. Carbaugh. Al so Mrs. Paul Holderness and son. Gene. Fred Lewis is visiting In San Francisco at the home of bis sister, Mrs. Ada Turner. Guests of Mrs. Nellie Davis and family are her daughter Mrs. Chris Thorsen and children of Stockton, Calif. NOT AVAILABLE Washington, Dec. 8 (U.B The War Manpower Commission ruled today that former Postal Telegraph Co. employes are not entitled to certificates of avail ability for new employment. They are not considered to have been involuntarily separated from their Jobs inasmuch as they were transferred to Westen. Un ion payrolls. DENY KIDNAPER'S PLEA San Francisco, Dec. 8 (U.PJ A ruling on file in the U. S. cir cuit court of appeals today de nled the petition for a writ of habeas corpus by Harmon Metz Waley, serving 45 years in Alca traz prison for the 1935 kidnap ing of George Weyerhauser, son of a wealthy Tacoma, wash. lumber magnate. 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