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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 3, 1944)
Society and CLUBS Plan Observance Pearl Harbor Day At Luncheon Meet Plans for the largo open house affair which the Jackson Red Cross chapter will hold Decem ber 7 at the courthouse in ob servance o.f Pearl Harbor day were made Tuesday at a lunch' eon for which Mrs. Alfred S. V, Carpenter was hostess at the Colony club. Mrs. Carpenter is general chairman in charge of the open house which will be held between 10 a. m. and p. m. Thf rtnpn hnusf. will ncpnm. plish a three-fold purpose, ac cording to the plans. It will show, the activities and opera tion of the many chapter de partments and services, greatly needed volunteers will be re cruited end gifts collected to be sent by (he county camp and hospital committee for presen tation to men on the high seas at Christmas time. Great em phasis is being laid on this lat ter project by the camp and hos pital committee and everyone in the county is invited to contri bute gifts These will be added to gifts collected from many coast points and assembled at ports of embarkation. , Suggested gifts are shaving cream or lotion, comb and nail 4i1a eata a7j-m hladaD siowIb no. perback books, handkerchiefs, ties, small games, address books, eversharp pencils, writing pads and pencils, soap, cigarettes, cigarette cases, oilskin water proof pouches, snapshot cases or billfolds. . Invited to the luncheon were the chairmen of various Red Cross services and committees including Mrs. Rawjes Moore, Mrs. A. Oren Schenck, Mrs. Gus Newbury, Mrs. Charles Stearns, Mrs. Harry Holmes, Mrs. C. Rease Bralcy, Miss Helen Bullis, Mrs. . S. E. Philips, Miss Vera Humphrey, Mrs. H. O. Colburn, Mrs. Maurice Spatz, Mrs. Don Newbury, Mrs. Mark Goldy, Mrs. Gillian Salade, introduced during the meeting as the new vice-chairman of special services for the chapter, Mrs. John R. Young and Mrs. John W. Hors ley, representing the army Red Cross auxiliary, Mrs. Fred Rankin. Med ford Woman Is Honor Guest Mrs. Albert Kenyon was hon ored guest last Monday morning when Mrs. Everett Faber invited a few friends for "brunch" at her home in Central-Point. An arrangement of fall flowers of a deep rose hue and blue tapers centered the table and bouton- nieres marked the places laid for each guest. Guests were Mrs. Kenyon, Mrs. Clarence Meeker, Mrs Louis Klrby, Mrs. George How ard, Mrs. Charles Hopkins and Mrs. Elton Waldrori; Mrs. Kenyon was presented - with a farewell gift since she is leaving soon to reside in Wash ington. ' - Party Is Planned By Wenonah Club Members of the Wenonah club will hold the annual Christmas , party Thursday of this week, the affair to be at the-home of Mrs. Walter Wilson on Janney Lane. A covered dish luncheon win be served at noon and a Christmas tree with exchange of gifts is planned for the after noon. Members are reminded to bring their own table services. McKinneyi in Portland For Family Celebration Mr. and Mrs. E. E. McKinney, 537 Austin street, went to Port land last week to attend the 50th wedding anniversary cele bration of Mrs. McKinney's par ents, Mr. and Mrs. L. Reinig. Mr. and Mrs. Reinig were married in Seattle, Wash., November 29 1694. They have resided in Port land since 1904. Mr. and Mrs. McKinney plan ned to attend the Medford-La Grande football game during their visit. Faith of Our Fathers, Living Still ) r r-r 9 '. S2 Ths APOSTOLIC FAITH CHURCH 3rd St. and N. Central Ave. Services Sunday, 11 a. m 3 p. m. and 7:45 p. m. Tuesday and Friday, 8 p. m. Music Evangelism A place of prayer no collections. Women Of Rotary Christmas Party To Be Wednesday Medford Women of Rotary will hold the annual Christmas party Wednesday of this week at the home of Mrs. Ernest R. Gilstrap, 35 Geneva street. A covered dish luncheon will be served at 1 o'clock with the tra ditional exchange of gifts from the Christmas tree in the after noon. Members are asked to bring a gift for a charitable proj ect as well as the exchange gift. A program appropriate to the yuletide season will be pre Hostesses for the afternoon will be Mrs. C. J. Semon, Mrs. E. H. Edgerton and Mrs. Ken neth Denman in addition to Mrs. Gilstrap. Members are asked to arrive promptly at 1 o'clock. Visitors Leaving After Month Here. At Newhall Home Mrs. Dorothy L. Guthrie, for mer Medford resident who has been a guest of Mrs. Charles Newhall, Old Stage road, for the past month, plans to leave Wednesday for California. She will visit her son and daughter- in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Sandy Guthrie In Riverside, and friends in a number of other cities. Mrs. Guthrie, who came to Medford from Canada where she had been with a brother, will spend the winter in the south and plans to be in Med ford again when she returns north in the spring. Until her arrival in Canada Mrs. Guthrie had been in England for a num ber of years and for five years served with the women's aux iliary air force. While here Mrs. Guthrie was honored at a number of social affairs. Plan Homecoming Of Rebekah Lodge Tomorrow Evening Olive Rebekah lodge will hold the annual Homecoming affair tomorrow night at the I.O.O.F, hall. The Homecoming will be in the form of a 6:30 o'clock dinner for members of Odd Fel lows lodge No. 83 and their wives and for members of Re bekah lodge No. 28 and their husbands. Those desiring further infor mation may call Mary Cave, 3066, or Myrtle Newton, 6569 Mothers To Hold Annual Election Election of officers ,will be held by the Medford Navy Moth ers club at the meeting sched uled for Tuesday at 10 a. m. at the Girls' Community, club. covered dish luncheon will be served at noon. " Mrs. Charlotte' Lehman, adju tant of the group, Friday ex pressed the appreciation of the group to all Individuals and or ganizations ' who assisted with the project of supplying Christ mas boxes for men of the ma rine corps stationed at Klamath Falls. Mrs. Lehman stated that the results were most gratifying seven large boxes of games, magazines and other articles having been packed. Mrs. Sleeter Returns From Visit With Son . Mrs. R. W. Sleeter has return ed to her home, 1715 East Main street, after spending five weeks in Salt Lake City with her son and daughter-in-law. Dr. . and Mrs. Dick Sleeter and their in fant son. Richard Lee. Richard Lee, first child of Dr. and Mrs. Sleeter, was born Oct. 14. Mrs, Sleeter is the former Isabelle Miller of Medford. Dr. Sleeter is taking a resi dency at the Salt Lake City General hospital, his - mother states. Birthday Celebrated In celebration of the birthday anniversary of Mrs. Ferdie Hub bard, Mrs. Edna Standley enter tained at dinner the evening of November 29. Dinner was served at six o'clock at the home of Oliver Martin on Kirtland road to Mr. and Mrs. Hubbard, Mr Martin and Mrs. Standley. Dur ing the evening Mrs. Hubbard was presented with a number of gifts. LI Newly wed Couple - Will Make Home In Eagle Point Eagle Point Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Whaley, Jr., have taken up residence here with Mr. Whaley's sister, Miss Rose Whaley, having returned here from a brief wedding trip. Mrs. Whaley is the former Dessie Jane Wirick, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wirick of Eagle Point. Her wedding to Mr. Whaley took place November 13 in Portland, the services be ing read at Centenary - Wilbur Methodist church by the Rev. Owen J. Beadles. The bride's wedding costume was a royal blue wool crepe dress with matching accessories. She wore gardenia corsage. The groom recently -receiver! medical discharge from tne army. State Inspector , Of Relief Corps Coming Thursday Mary Fern, Portland, depart ment inspector for the Women's Relief Corps, will be in Medford Thursday to make the annual inspection of the local corps. She will meet with corps mem bers at the armory at 2 o clock in the afternoon. Election of officers will be held during the afternoon and the meeting will close with .a tea hour. Mrs. Fred Lawrence is president of the Medford corps. Mills College Student Will Aid With Play Miss Clara Daniels, sophomore student at Mills College In Oak land, Calif., will aid with the presentation of the annual Christmas play at the college ac cording to a news release from the school. The play will be giv en Wednesday, Dec. 6. Miss Daniels is serving on the com mittee in charge of properties for the play. ' Miss Daniels . is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Daniels, 407 Park avenue. CALENDAR v . Monday ' 1:00 p. m. Past Matrons' club, Reames chapter, home of Mrs. E. M. Wilson, 340 South Riverside avenue, for dessert luncheon and Christmas party. Bring exchange gift and one for a child. Visiting matrons invited. 6:30 p. m. Past Commander club, D.A.V., potluck dinner at home of Mrs. Nettle Cassman in Central Pointfor members and husbands. : 6:30 p. m. Annual: Home coming dinner of Olive Rebekah lodge at I.O.O.F. hall for Re bekahs and their husbands, Odd Fellows and their wives. For in formation call Mary Cave, 3066, or Myrtle Newton, B369. ms A GIFT BOX of Luscious Red DELICIOUS A LIMITED What handsome gift boxes these are! From 100 to 125 big, juicy, luscious Red Delicious Apples, grown right here at Wing Orchards. Individually wrapped special pads and liners to protect them in shipment. Packed in wooden boxes with colorful gift labels giving the names of donor and receiv er. Weight about 54 lbs. Shipped express prepaid anywhere in U. S. A. Alto ttandard wrapped Delicious boxes weight Storage plant, only ... Standard Gift Box GREEK NEWTOWN PIPPIN APPLES Contains 100 to 125 individually wrapped, long keep ing, green Newtown Pippin Apples, Unexcelled for baking, sauce, and eating out of hand. In prime con dition for use in March and April. Approximate shipping Shipped in Standard Box only Each Box Carries Attractive Holiday Label Showing Donor's Name Order Now Supply Limited WEN ECIHI AMDS, Ma 8:00 p. m. Crater Lake Guild, Christmas-party at Presbyterian church parlors. Silver offering will be taken for gift for service men. Tuesday 10:00 a. m. Navy Mothers' club. Girls' Community club. Covered dish luncheon at noon. Election of officers. 10:30 a. m. St. Mark's Auxil iary-Guild, at MarKade for sew ing. Sack lunch at noon followed by program and business meet ing. 1:00 p. m. City P.-T.A. coun cil, home of Mrs. W. R. Glass, 425 Earhart street.. Junior high school association . will be in charge of program. - 2:00 p. m. Lady Elks, Elks Temple for dessert and games. Mrs. Bauman and Mrs. Fred ricks, hostesses. 6:30 p. m. Lady Lions cover ed dish supper at home of Mrs. Frank Cullens, 641 South Holly street. . 8:00 p. m. Chapter BE, P.E.O., home of Mrs. Victor Sein er, 1007 Queen - Anne avenue. Program by Miss Helen Parish. 8.00 p. m. Past Presidents, Degree of Honor, at home of Adabee Seiler, 1132 West Main street, for Christmas party, Wednesday 10:30 a. m. DAV Auxiliary Sewing club, home of Mrs. Ber tha Neff, 811 Bennett street. Covered dish luncheon at noon. 12 noon Get-Together ' club, pot-luck luncheon at Eagles hall. Members urged to attend to transact important business, 12 Noon Daughters of the Nile, potluck luncheon at home of Mrs. Bert Orr, 220 Barneburg Road, followed by sewing for Shrine hospital. All members in vited to attend. 1:0$ p. m. Women of Rotary annual Christmas. party at home of Mrs. Ernest R. Gilstrap, 35 Geneva street. Bring exchange gift, and charity gift. 1:45 p. m. Contemporary Book club, home of Mrs, C. I. Drummond, 1336 Queen Anne avenue. 2:00 p. m. Adult Missionary society, First Christian church church parlors. ...2:30 p. m. Wednesday Study club at Girls' Community club. Thursday 9:30 a. m. Medford Garden club, home of Mrs. W. L. Green leaf, 103 South Holly street, to make Christmas wreaths for Camp White hospital. Bring sack lunch, evergreens and red ber ries.' 10:00 a. m. Red Cross open house at courthouse in observ ance of Pearl Harbor Day. Pub lic invited. 10:00 a. m. Camp White Red Cross auxiliary, courthouse audi torium, to participate in. Red Cross open house. 10:30 a. m. Wenonah club Christmas party at home of Mrs. Walter Wilson, Janney Lane. Covered dish luncheon at noon, Bring table service. NUMBER! ORDER and packaged extra fancy large about 54 lbs. Now at Medford Ice weiqht, 50 J OLD STAGE ROAD MEDFORD During the past 20 years, the commercial 'production of wal nuts in- California has more than doubled. Too Late to Classify FOR SALE World bicycle, new paint. gooa tires. Manns aieier, io uuer FOR SALE 1041 Mainline trailer house. 539 W. 1 othSt. FOR SALE Factory-built trailer house. S930. 37 worm feacn. - LOCAL couple wishes to rentTlease or Duy small nonie in iuwii. 010 laylor si. rnone PLEASE return bike to 118 Mc- Anclrew road. License o. io. no ward. nD for responsible girl or woman, ex perience unnecessary, nums .ice ream. FOR SALE Brownie folding camera. May be seen at Medlord center Barber Shop, MERRY CHRISTMAS Tia Juana horses, 12x13. witn saddles ana , bridle: steer!., birds, turtles, pictures and many beautiful gifts at the Pottery Store. Prices right. - Shop here at 1730 N. Riverside. Bus 10c. WANTED To buy or rent 4. or 5-room house. iTlDune aox 03 1. FOR SALE 20 caterpillar, good con dition. Harry's Repair Shop, River side and Jackson. NEW PADDED silk housecoat. Tea. rose, deep blue silk lining. Half original cost. Tapestry drape, very large, best pre-war quality, lined ana imerunea, soil 01a sola annua, S5.50. Imported Oriental tapestry, large enoush to cover divan. $10, New nair of shoes (Kanious Kiks) $3.50. Pair fencing rapiers. $5. Some yewwooa dow staves, rnone oiui or 4375. SPECIAL on cut flowers. Mexican novelties. 1730 N. Riverside. PACKING and crating by reliable, ex perlenced men. Don't take chances. Phone 2888. Davis Transfer Se Stor- age Co., 40 S. Fir St. FOR SALE: Burrouchs adding ma chine and stand, $50. Phone 4174 MOVING Padded van service for your convenience. Phone 4664, City Transfer & Storage, 38 S. Fir St. BARGAINS Slijrhtly used clothing for whole family. 318 S. Main. FOR SALE OR TRADE Hudson sc- dan. 3 good tires. 543 Effle St. 47 ACRES. 7 acres lrrlga'ted, balance Rood alfalfa land, 3-room modern house, good barn, 2 wells, close In on nived highway. 87 ACRES, 48 irrigated, some alfalfa, 12 acres orchard, all fenced, no buildings, some machinery goes with place. The income from this place last year was $9000. Can be nought for $12,300. Part cash. 195 ACRES. 93 acres free water, 33 acres in clover, free soil, 2 houses, bnrns, and all out buildings, all ma chinery for farming. See E. Gould, 402 West Jackson St. RADIO-rBeauttful cabinet, like new, Philco model, cost $100. $73 cash. 217 Apple. FOR SALE Diamond brooeh. set with 51 diamonds, many of them of large size, platinum mounting, price $2500. Left for sale at 43 South Central. FOR RENT 2-bedroom modern, part ly furnished house, $20. L. H. nugnes, Fern Valley. Phone 6904. FOR SALE Electric fan: Taylor Tot: Collapsible baby buggy: electric 'Schick shaver; all pre-war and In excellent conattton. Phone 3204, FOR SALE: Dependable motor scoot er, motor in perfect shape, tires good, 100 miles to the gallon. Harms meier, 34t lazier Lane. FOR SALE Almost new oil drcu- latlng heater with fan: coll bed springs: desk. 1401 Euclid. WILL PERSON who picked up girl's brown military shoes in paper nack at Woolworth's please bring them V3 oiu a. nr. or pnone 15237 LOST Photogroohs. Thursday after noon, in smau paper sacx, corner of Main and Central. Please call Ashland ' 4301 collect, or return to anangie stump, newara. FOR SALE: Porcelain circulating In cinerator. 1303 Rcddy Ave. WANTED Dishwasher, male male. Holland Hotel. or fe- GIVE A GIFT THAT HON APPLES $(00 box Red and When Ordering Don't Forget a Box For Yourself! There's no fuss or bother Just mail or 'phone your order and ALL wrapping and shipping details will be carefully handled . . Let us play Santa Claut for you with Red Apples at Christmastime. Phone WANTED Ctrl or woman o Iter with housework. Good salary, phone jaw or apply ms . mvcraiqe. LOST Man's billfold containing B coupons, driving license. Fred Meyers, Rt. 3. Box 35?. B. Medford. FOR SALE Sprtnger heifers and cows. Selling all. Make us an offer. Box 13ttSprlng St. Womelsdorf. ' WErBUY'EM WE EBLLTJM COME IN AMD SEE EM 1938 Olds coupe. 1936 Plymouth sedan, . 1936 Nash sedan, 1936 PonUae sedan, - 1B36 Olds sedan, ! 1935 Studebaker sedan, 1935 Ford sedan, 1937 Pontiao sedan. 1939 PonUae sedsn, Sportlltes. foglltes. batteries, anti freeze. Get winterised now. Large supply famous Dayton McCUren tires. A. X. "Tubby- Dean. : Your Pontlac Dealer. . Richfield StaUon Dial 2942 6th and. Grape St. Buy Bonds. FOR SALE Modern 3-bedroom home. - newly redecorated Inside and out. Completely furnished with nearly all prewar furniture. Includes Frlg idalre. washing machine, Ironer, gas heaters, water tank and range. Has garage, garden space, nice lawn and shade. Located close In. Will give lmmedlato possession. $3,750. Phone 5942 for aoDolntment. TRUCKERS. ATTENTION! For sale Chevrolet 2 -speed tun ken rear-end assembly, all new Sears, includes hubs, drums, axle earing and complete enclosed drive line. $73 cash, sea at Champ's Garage, 311 E. Fifth. FOR SALE Hot water tank. 50-gallon capacity; $15. See at 217 Apple at. TAILORING Ladies' and men's gar ments, altering, relinlng and repairs. Mrs. Gould. 108 Washington. WANTED Automatic needle for mail ing hooked rug. Phone 4547. FOR A PERSONAL OR AUTO LOAN THE OREGON FINANCE CO, ' 43 South Central. A Pioneer Firm. FOR SALE Block stock or hay salt. Faber's, 34 S. Riverside. ANNUAL CHRISTMAS BAZAAR AND DINNER Presbyterian church. Dee. ' 6. Bazaar opens 1 p. m. Home-cooked food and hand-made arUcles for Chrlstmss gifts. Ham dinner will be .served at 6:30 p. ro. . Public Invited. PERSONALIZED cosmetics and hair styling, permanent waving a special ty. Operators Amanda Williams and Iona Canaway. Merle Norman stoqio, 214 Medford Bidg. pn. aaua FOR SALE Fisher's Egg Producer, 20 protein. A real egg mash, Fab er's, 34 s. Riverside. Phone 4449. REPLACE your broken window glass. new glass insiauea wnue your wail. MEDFORD MILLWORK CO. The Glass House, Phone 4112. 10th and Grape. ADAH'S BEAUTY SALON All kinds of beauty service, permanenis a specialty. Ph. 2864. 120 N. Central CASH IN A FLASH FOR YOUR CAR. Save Time, Cash and Gas. Call Automobile Market, Friendly Medford Dealer. - Ph. 3919. ' eth and Bartleti. No Red Tape When You Sell to Us. for SALE Fisher's calf meal a builder pelleta. Faber's, 34 8, River side. Phone 4449. . $2650" Cash. 2-bedroom house, ga- ran. laundry trays, thruba. nil hunter, electric KfrlaS orator, fully furnished with good furniture. Located on Alice St, Via tor C. Sether, Brophy Bidg. FARMERS. ATTENTION I ll your barn lot muddy? Need a floor In your barn. Wo nave rough 3x12 for this purpoie. Very reasonable. How About some rough 1x6x16 for feno Ins? No nrtorltlet needed CAMERON-MOFFITT LUMBER CO.. Riverside and Barnctt Rd Ph. 0463 WAN'istiU-Middle aged man or older to do Ugnt worn on rancn ai tan of town Laiving quarters, wrm pro ducts and wages. Tribune box bo. APPLES! we ve naa so many caul lor these big Red, Snappy, Juicy Delicious Applet we've pack ed a limited quantity for local hipment, netted in red and 1 white cellophane. Each box containt 30 to 50 applet. These are let Prise State Fair Appletl Delivered price per $4.75 DELIVE DELIVERED 2844 Sunder, 1
