MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD.-OREGON, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1843
PAGE NINE
LOCAL and
Greer. 111 Arnold Green. 133
North Holly St.. is confined
to hlx home with influenza. Mr.
Green is Boy Scout executive for
the Crater Lake area.
, License A marriage license
I m Issued in Reno today to War
ren Alton Goldsby. SS. and Olive
Blanche Ncrstrom, 52, both of
Ashland, according to a United
Press dispatch.
Announce Dinner The Jolly
Stitchers club will be entertain
ed tomorrow night at the home
of Mrs. Harry Barnebur-, 13
Chestnut St.. for the annual
Christmas party. The party will
bj a covered dish dinner at 6:30
p. m.
-
Party Postponed The Christ
mas party planned for this eve
ning by members of the Spanish
War Veterans' auxiliary has bten
postponed until a later date due
to the illness of several mem
bers. The affair was to have heen
. at the home of Mrs. Bertha Bon
i ney In Central Point. -"T.
Visiting Here Mrs. F. A.
Johnston of Kansas arrived in
Medford yesterday to spent the
Christmas holidays visiting her
brother and his wife. Fire Chief
and Mrs. Roy Elliott, 1313 W.
Main street. Mrs. Johnston came
first from Kansas to San Uiego
where she visited her son, a
mechanic in an airolane factory.
Cadet on Visit Aviation
Cadet Douglas Eden arrived In
Medford yesterday for a brief
visit at the home of his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Eden. 211
Genessee St. Cadet Eden finish
ed a course In aerial gunnery at
Las Vegas Monday and was
awardeci his wings. He reports
Dec. 24 to the AAF field at Al
V buquerque, N. M., for his ad
vanced bombardier's trainljg.
Cadet Eden will leave Medford
Tuesday. i
Suffers Fall Mrs. W. J.
Paske, mother of Dr. C. H.
Paske, suffered a fall at the
Paske home, 1010 S. Oakdale
avenue, early this morning, and
Is reported to have sustained a
broken collar bone and possible
broken ribs and other injuries.
Mrs. Paske fell down several
. stairs from the second story. She
was at the Paske home at noon
today, but was expected to be
moved to a local hospital for
treatment this afternoon.
Minor Accidents Wallace R.
Casebeer, Rt. 1, Box 521, and
Mrs. Richard A. Wills of 195
Van Ness St. drove cars in
,vblved In a minor mishap on
Central Ave. yesterday, accord
ing to a report "on file. Both ma
chines were travelling south on
Central Ave. A 1939 Dodge
truck owned by Pinnacle Pack
ing Co. and operated by Leroy
Henney, Rt. 1, Central Po'nt,
and a 1941 pickup operated by
Eugene Alfred Campbell, 60S
Dakota Ave., were involved in
an accident on Midway highway
yesterday, a report on file eta ted
Another filed report says that
W. H. Holt, 18 Summit Ave. and
Prlmlo Clardl. Rt. 4, Box- 382,
drove cars Involved in a minor
mishap on W, Main St. yester
day. A White truck and semi
trailer owned by Rogue Transit
and operated by Ralph E Giem.
j 804 N. Riverside Ave., struck a
J 1941 Plymouth sedan owned by
Roy Baker which was parked, on
Sixth St. yesterday, another re
port on tile today stated. The
truck was travelling east on
Sixth St.
DANCE
MERRICK'S
BALLROOM
MODERN
DANCES ONLY
MUSIC BY RAY'S
8 'TIL MIDNITE O
PERSONAL
CALENDAR
Friday
6:45 p. m. Golden Link Bible
class, at Baptist church, Xmas
party. Committee will furnish
bread, butter, meat and dessert
Each member asked to bring
covered dish, vegetable or salad,
and 23c gift for exchange.
8:00 p. m. Lady Lions, an
nual Xmas party, home of Mrs.
H. W. Conger, 713 W. Main St.
8:00 p. m. Public card party
given by Wenonah club at Red
men hall, Fourth and Apple Sts.
Public invited.
Saturday
2:00 p. m. Crater Lake Chap
ter of Daughters of the Amer
ica p Revolution, annual Xmas
party and exchange of 25c gifts,
home of Mrs. E. M Wilson, 340
S. .Riverside Ave.
6:30 p. m. Jolly Stitchers,
Xmas - covered dish dinner,
home of Mrs. Harry Bameburg,
IS Chestnut St.
RAY F. BAKER GETS
FROSTED FEE! IN
LONG SNOW TREK
Ray F. Baker, manager of the
J. C. Penney company, store here
has been recuperating the past
week at his home in the Table
Rock district from slightly frost
ed feet and exhaustion incurred
on a truck trip last Sunday to
the Diamond Lake area with
Gunnar Dale, a jock mason. The
trip was made to procure a load
oi root with heat resisting qual
ities for a fireplace. The gears of
the truck were stripped and
Baker and Dale walked 24 miles
through cold and snow rather
than remain in the open all
night
On the exhausting hike Bak
er's feet became chilled and he
also suffered from leg muscle
cramps. They finally reached a
cabin in the Union Creek dis
trict, where they found shelter
warmth and food. Baker thought
the cabin belonged to friend,
but later learned it is owned by
a man my the. name of Hart.
First aid was administered to
Baker.
Monday, Deputy Sheriff
Dewey s. Hill of Prospect start
ed a search for the two men and
located them in the cabin. They
were, returned to Prospect, and
'ater to this city. The truck was
hauled to Prospect during the
week.
Baker, now fully recovered,
expected to be able to return to
the store today.
THE GRANGE
Sams Valley Grange
Next regular meeting of Sams
Valley Grange will be a covered
dish supper and Christmas
party Saturday, Dec. 18, at the
hall. The supper is scheduled
for 7:30 p. m. and those attend
ing are asked to bring a gift
costing not more than 23 cents
for the tree.
Closing time rot Sunday Too Let
to Classify a 30 Saturdsy afternoon
Please remember
SOUTHERN OREGCTS
LARGEST AND FINEST
DANCE FLOOR!
10-PIECE BAND
POPULAR PRICES
COLEMAN MADE
NATIONAL HEAD
OF YMCA PHASE
The Rev. R. W. Coleman, who
resigned as pastor of the First
Christian church In Medforo last
June to work with the army and
navy department of the national
Y.M.C.A., yesterday received
word of his appointment as na
tional director of the Christian
emphasis work of the depart
ment. He Is to succeed the Rev.
Marion J. Creeger of New York
City, who after a visit to Med
ford last spring selected Rev.
Coleman as one of 12 regional
workers for ther new Christian
emnhasis program.
Since leaving Medford last
June, Rev. Coleman has resided
in San Francisco and has carried
on the new pro warn through
USOs of the southwest region
of the nation. As national direc
tor of the proeram, he will have
headnuarters in New York City
and the family will leave soon
for the east coast.
Supervisor Here
Word of the new appointment
was received in Medford this
morning by Ralph Scott, regional
supervisor cf the armv and naw
denartmen of the "Y," who Is
in Medford to visit the Riverside
USO and confer with the staff.
During his several years resi
dence here, the Rev. Coleman
was active in various religious
and civic circles. After the start
of the war and establishment of
Camp White, he formed the first
coordinating council for recrea
tion activities, was a member of
the Jackson County Recreation
committee, was chairman of the
first operating committee of the
Riverside USO and on the board
of the Medford war nursery
school.
The Rev. Creeger has accepted
a new position with the federal
Council of Churches of Christ of
America.
OBITUARY
. WM. A. BROWN
Wm. Andrew Brown passed
away In a local hospital early
Thursday morning at the age of
83. He was born in Missouri on
April 19, 1860. At the age of 18
he ran a freight wagon between
Roseburg, Medford and Klamath
Falls. He bad lived In this com
munity for 68 years.
Surviving are six children:
Mrs. Bertha Pollard. British
Columbia; Chester A. Brown,
Medford; Wm. Ernest Brown,
Eugene; M. Owen Brown, Red
mond; Archie M. Brown. Sisters,
Ore., and Mrs. Mary E. Hein,
Prineville. There are also 82
grandchildren.
- Services will be In the Con
ger Chaoel Saturday at 10:30
a. m., with the Rev..C. W. Frost
officiating. The remains will be
taken to Redmond Tuesday for
interment.
OTIS HIRAM HILL. JR.
Otis Hiram Hill,, Jr., infant
son of Mr. and Mrs. Otis H. Hill,
passed away in a local hospital
Thursday.
The father Is In the U. S. army.
i Mrs. Hill is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. L. H. Werti and re
sides in the Climax district.
Conger Funeral parlors are in
charge of services which will be
private Saturday afternoon In
Ssiklyou Memorial park.
JESS O. JOBE
Jess G. Jobe, 36, a resident of
Butte Falls for the past 20 years,
passed away In a local hospital
Thursday.
Four children survive: Valley
Jobe, Brownfleld, Tex.; Craft
Jobe, Vernon, Tex.; Charlie Jobe,
Sherwood, Ore., and Mrs. J. L.
Cassey, Medford. .
Time of the services will be
announced later by Conger Fun
eral parlors.
FIND BROTHER'S BODY
. Houston,-Tex. (U.B A 36th
division truck driver found the
body of his brother on a battle
field in Italy. In a letter homt
to Houston relatives, Harry 8
Satterwhlte said the one-in-a
million incident gave him the
"greatest shock of my life." He
wrote the letter shortly after dis
covering his brother, Sgt. John
L. Satterwhlte of the paratroops,
dead on an Italian battlefield.
I -OLD
DONT MISS ITI .
eime SAT
1 PA..CE kite
At DREAMLAND
Jl BIB HOURS 8 to 12
Q OF DAKCIX3
Popular Price
SflHliMHMaMllllllllllHaHMHaiMaM
Vesper Service at
Ashland USO Next
Sunday Afternoon
Ashland. Dec. 7 Soldiers,
their friends and members o' the
community of Ashland will unite
to "fill the air with music and
deck the halls with holly," when
they meet for the hanging of the
greens and candlelight vesper
semes at the USO building,
Sunday at 3;4S p. m.
The program, including srroun
singing led by Sgt. Robert Carl
son with music by Mrs. Cav
Huffman, features the following
items:
Invocation, the Rev. H. G.
Eddy. -
Address, the Rev. G. W. Bruce.
Vocal solos. Miss Sue Parkin
son and Corp. Fritz Maxim.
violin solo. Miss Frances
Alkens.
JPvt, George Bannister win be
the reader for the hanging of the
greens ceremony.
Junior hostesses who will as
sist in the service include Misses
Judy Silver, Wanda Cox. B.
Kreuger, Pat Rawe, Florence
Wood, Jo Peachey, Kay. Jand
reau and Barbara Cary.
The table for refreshments
will be decorated by Mrs; W. D.
Jackson and Mrs. Harold Aikens.
Senior hostesses will serve re
freshments to visitors.
An invitation is extended to
the community, , ;
WEATHER
Northern California Partly
cloudy today and Saturday;
little change in temperature.
Dm Mall ITIsune Went AO.
Too Late to Classify
FOR BALE Home Comfort range,
tray enamsl. ass. 411 west jack
on. Phone MSB.
LOST Business envelop containing
fuel oil ration coupons ana per
sonal papers. Reward. Adores r.
Coming Keriy, P. O. Box 407,
Medford.
OOOD PIANO for est. Latest set
of Encyclopedia Britannic In A-l
baps. Ideal for library, school or
nom. iu value, rnone ?o.
ORDER vour Christmas frvera now,
80o lb. live, 350 dressed, or sue
dressed ana cut ready to fry.
Phone
FOR SALE Child's training chair.
Phone 6983. t
FOR IMMEDIATE 6AL8
$3000'
87 acres. SO acres free wa
ter right. 8-room .house.
Electricity. Bam. 13 acres cultivat
ed, balanos woods and pasture. Tear
round spring on piaoe. i-amuy
orchard. Above Old Stage road
west of Central Point. Immediate
possession. Some placer mining on
place. Terms on part.
See J. O. BARNES
Phone 4938. - 30 N. Peach St.
NICE ROOM with private bath,
board and wagsa for army wife
wno wants to ao general house
work. Two in family. Call 6537.
CHEERFUL GIFT for friends Rare
oaotl Mexican pottery and flowers.
amaaing. 1780 n. Riverside.
Continuous Sat. at Sua.
Doors Open Ii45
TONIGHT k SAT.
- John Hubbard
Martha O'Drlscoll ,
in
YOUTH
ON PARADE
.Plus-
PIRATES OF
THE PRAIRIE
with
TIM HOLT
Son. k Man. Nit
SEA WOLF
.and-
Short Subject
MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUS1
SPECIAL
Jus received another carload of
roofing paper, bull dins paper of all
kind, buy now, before prices ad-
W still have a few white, enamel
kitchen beaters and medium else
eook stove, also circulating heat
ers and wood heater. See us before
you buy.
Just received a shipment of heavy
leather and chain harness, collars
and collar pad, also becaeeooee.
We stIU have ho water tank,
laundry traye, toilet. elnka, oU
pipe and fittings, alto galvanised
pipe and finings. Lett stock to
choose from.
Urge Mock of luggage, tutteeaee,
tipper and overnight bags. Popular
prioe.
W still have flrepleoe screens,
large stock to choose from. Also
flreplaoe baskets. Coma n and
look them over.
Linoleum ruga from oxs to Ilxli
at our old popular price. Lars
election of yardage good to choose
from. . ,
New lot of bunk beds, chest of
drawer, platform rocker, mat-
reeese, no springs, quilt and
blanket.
Large stock of tents, tarpaulin,
hay cover, sleeping bag. See us
for your need.
Nail, barb wire., stock fencing
and staples. Complete line of these.
Freeh stock of paints, all colors,
at 81.85 per gallon.
For the carpenter! Large (took of
too!, consisting of saw, hammer,
equeree, tape, rule, chisels, planes,
brace and bit, also tiles of all
kind.
W carry urge stack of new and
used puller, block, belting, hooks,
peavls and canthook for the mill
and the woods.
Water repellent slothes for the
wet weather. Alto work ahlrte,
socks, underwear and army pant,
need boot and show.
Itemember. It always pays to shop
at tut
MBDFOftO BAROADf HOUSE
37 North Orape. Dial 1744.
FOR SALE carat blue white die-
"". ', ouie nhui at lese
than market value. Dial 8367 or
4880.
WANTED Riders to Camp White.
Phone 8888 after 8 p. m.
CHICKEN DINNERS served at Amy's
i;aie, jecksonvuie. mane sbi.
LOST Will party finding purs Dec.
etn in rerminat eao uepot, contain
ing tse In bills', s wrist watches,
keepeeke from 3 overseas hus
bands; personal pepera Including
oltlsenahlp papers. Keep reason
able amount or all of money.
Plea mall .billfold with paper
ana wetone. Mrs. if. orottvet,
3840 N. B. Alberta, Portland, Ore.
XMAS TREES, any else to 13 feet.
Price reduoed for clean-up sale
Pay Leu Market, 338 8, Riverside,
opposite Firestone, .
STARTS ,
SUNDAY!
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x Girl Who Cook
" ' t WlthGasI
nirS WOOLLEY
XsiSm'-ly 6racie
Xy FIELDS
I T0IWI, LAIRD CREGAR 3
I ' UKA O'CONNOK I
$ BETTY'S BACK... Al,"" ?
fr, -MtahdeMvM( MELVILLE COOPER
W N ",C BL0" t.
' ''j' y aT 'alt''a-af
fw3lS A 0IPT
'fW ALWAYS
'fyf' if rtiutt! Pleases!
.'-I'js A Theafr.
CONTINUOUS TOMORROW and SUNDAY!
R. L. stay,
WANTED BADLY Eleotrlo plug-to
resord player. Phone 763.
POV SA T g" "luet arrived! 3 new
FarmaU tractor on rubber. Also
tractor epreeder. Come In and eee
at Cullen Motor Implement Oo,
133 S. Riverside.
NEW SHIPMENT of Prune eteotrte
fence controller. Battery and eleo
trlo model. Oullen Motor Im
plement Com Deny, 133 south SUV-
WHaTJf TOO FIND
WHAT TOO WANT
In This Bertioo
We will
Help You Flnenot It,
THE.OrllOOK FINANCE CO.
48 South Central.
GUARANTEED AUTO PAINTINO
Have good stock pre-war paint,
only stock In southern Oregon.
. Oars, Truck. Motors, eta,
STEAM CLEANED.
All work guaranteed. . .
... MITCHELL PAINT SHOP ' -
80S South Riverside.
FOR SALS Man lat model, pre
war belloon-tlred bicycle. Ph. 3804,
FOR SALS Just en beautiful Bos
ton bull puppy left. Mala, Mother
registered. Call 531.
41 OMO pickup, 80 rubber, heater;
or wm use light tractor or stock
cattle for' part payment. H. B.
Bird sail. Cherry Lane, south of
Oamp Preecott.
LIVESTOCK AUCTION Saturday,
Dec. 18, at Pavilion. Phoenix, Ore.
Have some good consignments for
this sals. Horses, hogs, cattle, In
cluding 38 heed choice Hereford
oelvet, W speclsUs In th sale
of livestock end have lot of regu
lar out-of-state buyer who can
absorb any amount of livestock
consigned. '
SO, ORE. LIYESTOCK AUCTION OO.
Col. A. H. Dudley, Auctioneer.
WANTED TO BUY H a. p. electric
motor. Write 301 s. Peach.
WANTED
ovrrcs manaoer and book
keeper for an old establlihed
motor transportation company In
good growing town. Phone 78
ROBEBURO, OREOON.
LOST Sheaffer fountain pen, brown,
name Lucille Dssey engraved. Please
return 834 Franquette. Reward.
FOR SALE Black fur coat, sine 40.
Phone MS.
PLEASANT ROOM for gentleman,
708 South Oakdale.
WANTED Desirable furnished house
or apartment Jan. lit. Ool. De
muth. Phone 3888.
FOR BARGAINS in good late model
used car see o. V. Myers Used Car
Lot, 8th and Bertlett,
1343 Bulck tedsnette coupe.
1340 Bulok Super eedsn.
1340 Studebaker Champion sedan.
1888 Plymouth sedan.
1833 Convertible coupe.
1387 Chevrolet sedan.
And other model of all mates,
a V. MYERS, USED OAR DEALER
FOR SALE Bull celt.
Oak Orove Road.
nniai7iTrfn
POOL TABLE 38-150, Mah Jon est,
dining chair, kitchen table, mir
ror, boys ooet. sire 13-18, eteel cot
end mattress. Easy washing ma
chine and drape. 311 Laurel St.
tOSr Two horse, one black, one
bey, tn Antelope region. Call 4803,
Or. S. B. Philips.
FOR SALE Westlnghouee alectrto
ranee. Good condition, 350. 328
Kennctt.
LOST at poet office A soldier wal
let with money and furlough pa
per of -Corporal Jack Swayse.
Plea return to 82nd Evacuation
' Hospital APO 184. Lo Angel.
Reward. Pleas call at Tribune
office.
WE HAVE a fine selection of hen
turkeys weighing from 10 to 14
lb. All number one birds, priced
at only 48c lb. okdle Grocery.
401 South Oakdale.
WANTED For modern motherless
home. Protectant woman of educa
tion and refinement, under forty,
who want home living. Boa 3803,
Tribune.
LOST Brown leather wallet with
money and valuable pepera. Finder
can keep former If letter Is re
turned to Mall Tribune office.
MAN'S World bicycle, balloon tires.
for sale, 335. one b. p.
Soooter. Phone 4318.
USED- OARS About 100 of them to
ebuoae ifpim. 1933 to 1340 model
Laraest stork In town See us 0
fore sou out or sail Bonded dealer
I N Sbulta N Rlveislde. between
4th and 5th Sts.
FOR SALE Pet gifts, candy, aocki,
missel, toy. Monarch seed m Feed
Oo.
WAOONS for Christmas few left
some with rubber Urea, Sims Bros,
33 N. Fir.
HANDCAR Irish Malle cloae-out spe
clel celling prloe 813J8 our
CHRISTMAS SPECIAL only 88.38.
Sims Bros. Oycle end Repair Shop.
38 N. Fir. Phone 8473.
OIVE handmade apron for Christmas
Tetopnon 8834. 711 Palm.
FOR SALE Rose make an Meal gift
Frasb shlpm.nl of standard and
patented mianee just received, atoo
arch Seed et Feed Co.
IF Too want your horses shod, sail
8373. .
FURNITURE MOVING. - Regular no
eerviee. state Tr nation-wide, paonr
8688. Davis Transfer. 40 South Fir
Street.
FOR BALE Best qusllty live red 111
sawdust Prompt delivery. Fabert
Dial 4443.
APPLESI Spitsenherg, Delicious sad
Nswtowns. On bos or truck load
Last year price. Bring containers
Pay Leas Market, 333 S. River
side, opposite Firestone.
FOR oil beaters, new hod old, eve
Joe J. Jones, 433 King.
CITY TRANSFER. e STORAGE OO
Padded van service for vour con
veulenoe Phone 4804. 33 B. Plr
Mint Only Weekday Start 3:48
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fuel Medford Mllwork Co, rite
OI.se House. Phone 4113. 10th end
Orape.
JUST received new shirmtnt
war Pyres. A fine Xma gift. Oak
dais Grocery. 401 S. Oakdale.
WANTED Dead and worthless sat.
mala. They help th war effort.
Phone 3343 Medford or 383X Oeo
tral point, collect.
CHIUSTMAS SUGGESTIONS
TOYS
Bowling AUsye.
SUtd-A-Seta,
Self-Running Jessew
Dart Board.
- Antl-Alrcreft Ouna.
Kiddle Kara (rubber tlree).
' Wegooe.
MODELS
(For th Model Bunder)
Airplanes (all kinds).
, . Jeeps.
Tanks.
Half Tracks.
Trucks.
Boat (with molded hull).
Commando Olidara.
MODEL SUPPLIES
Xaeto Knlvs. ,
Camouflage Paint Bets.
Paints and brushes.
SIMS BROS.
. CYCLE 4k REPAIR SHOP,
(Nest te Mall Tribune)
3 N. Fir. Phone S4TS.
WANTED Iron wend range, not eve
hut, suitable for trailer house.
Boa 3083. Tribune.
FOR BALE Chrtstmss greens, w
mu i or you to mend or relative.
Monarch Seed Feed Co.
FOR BALE Christmas greens. Trees,
holly, mistletoe, wreathe, eones.
Monarch Seed As Feed Co.
WAKTED Grain bag at Fabers, 30
a. suversiae, Fnone 444.
ANCHOR brand egg mash. Paber'a, 30
a. Kivemae. mane 4448.
FOR SALE Xma tree. See our selec
tion before making your final
choice. Oakdale Grocery, 401 8.
FOR RL1 8 spayed pups, Boston,
Cocker and small Dalmatian. Hu
mane Society.
WANT 3 children to care for tn my
home. Trlbun Bos 3131.
POM BALE Xmas trees, seleeted b
expenencea men. Oakdale Orocery,
401 8. Oakdale.
MOVING to all nan of
- Washington. California, by padoVd
vent Regular service. Bads Traoe
fer Dial 3333. -
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