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i Society and CLUBS Local Study Club Meets Wednesday A large number were present for the meeting of the Wednes day Study club, held at the Girls' Community club Wednes day afternoon. A short business session was followed by a pro gram, in charge of Mrs. H. T. Hodges. Seasonal decorations were used, with mistletoe and holly and a Christmas tree bearing lifts for everyone. All joined in singing "Silent fight," led by Mrs. F. E. Nich ols. Mrs. W. E. Crews read a Christmas poem written by Sam uel Simpson, "The Eve of Christ" and also recited "The Night Before Christmas." Mrs. F. K. Deuel read a holiday story by Margaret Cousins. Following the program, the meeting was turned over to the , good times committee headed by Mrs. Harold Brown, assisted by Mrs. Dolph Phipps, Mrs. F. K. Deuel and Mrs. Frances Cochran and Mrs. Iverson. Refreshments were served from a table decorated with Holly and pine sprigs, cones and red tapers. Mrs. Mary Jacobs and Mrs. H. G. Wortman poured, Lady Lions Meet Friday Evening Games, singing and gifts pre- sented by Santa Claus were tea A tured at the Lady Lions' meet ing held at the home of Mrs. Henry Zacharisen, 714 Beekman avenue, Friday evening. Refresh ments were served later in the evening by Mrs. Zacharisen, as sisted by Mrs. Earl Miller and Mrs. Claude Haggard. Each member attending brought home-made candy, which will be taken to the Camp White Station Hospital Christ mas eve. Those attending were the Mesdames L. Atterbury, Frank Collins, Tom Flynn-, George Goodman, Leland Knox, Wren Orey, N. Mainich, Don Rowe, Cliff Proctor, Frank Runtz, Earl Sims, M. Schino, Glenn Linn, E. M. Wilson, and the hostesses, Mesdames Zacharisen, Miller and Haggard. Roll Call Answered With 'Superstition" A Gold Hill. Roll call was an- swered by each member reading a Christmas "superstition" at the meeting of the Garden club, held at the home of Mrs. Bob Kies, Dec. 15. Mrs. J. D. Bryan was co-hostess. Potluck luncheon was served before the business meeting, after which members played games and gifts were exchanged Next regular meeting will be Jan. 5, at the home of Mrs. Wal ter McLean, when roll call will be answered with a New Year's thought, poem or story. Present were the Mesdames Byran, Kles, Holderness, Gil christ, Moore, Carter, Force, Kellogg, Tulare, Dorman, Mc Lean, Thompson, Ritter, Hygart, Routh, Hittle, Frost and Shoe maker. Miss Nancy Day Receives Degree Friends of Miss Nancy Day daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl B Day of Salem, formerly of Med- ford, will be interested to learn that Miss Day has received her degree from the school of arts at the University of Washington, where she majored in drama under Professor Glenn Hughes, Miss Day attended Oregon state college for three years before going to the Seattle school. She is the sister of John Day, Medford, and of Ben Day, Sams Valley. Marilyn Pasica, Marshall Smith Married At Yreka Marshall V. Smith, radarman second class, United States navy. and Staff Sgt. Marilyn B. Pasica ot the women s army corps, were married In Yreka, Calif., Decem ber 14, and are now visiting at the home of Mr. Smith's parents in Phoenix. Smith has Just returned from 18 months duty in the south Pa cific area, where his unit par ticipated In two major battles and was awarded the presiden tial unit citation. VictoryCkib Has Concluding Meeting Christmas decorations of poin- settas and holly were used at the last meeting this year of the Vic tory Social club of Reames Chap ter, O.E.S., Wednesday afternoon at the Masonic building. Mrs. George Hlles, president, presented gifts to her officers, Mrs. L. S. Ettinger, Mrs. R. Markwart and Mrs. F. Little, in appreciation of their service, Preceding the luncheon, Mrs, Hershel Morris, accompanied by Mrs. Herb Crain, sang two Christmas numbers. Games, an exchange of gifts and group singing of carols, in charge of Mrs. Wallace Jewett were enjoyed during the after noon. Bank Employees Hold Xmas Party Employees of both the Med ford and Ashland branches of the First National Bank of Port land gathered in the Blue Room of the Holland Hotel last. Satur day evening for the annual Christmas party. Dinner was served to about 40 persons, fol lowed by a quiz program and gift exchange. Mrs. LaVern Dungey acted as master of ceremonies for the program, which ended with group singing of Christmas carols. , Fidlers Entertain Carolers Thursday Mr. and Mrs. C. Lyall Fidler entertained at a Christmas gath ering Thursday evening at their home on Ross Lane. The group spent the evening driving around town, singing carols in various districts, and concluded at the Fidler home where a midnight supper was served. Present were Mr. and Mrs, Frank Humphrey, Mr. and Mrs. Vic Milnes, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Selby and Mr. and Mrs. Tony Manno. i Mrs. Ruth Homes Bovd Guests From Washington At Harold Brown Home Mr. and Mrs. Harold Brown of 105 Geneva street have as house guests over Christmas Mr, and Mrs. Mathew Picken of Ton- asket, Wash. Arriving in Med ford Friday, they will be here until after Christmas, when they plan to leave for California. Goes North for Christmas. Mrs. Ruth H. Boyd left Friday for Spokane to visit relatives over the Christmas holidays. She plans to spend Christmas day at Farragut, Idaho, visiting her son, David Holmes, stationed there with the navy. . Miss Hazel Swayne is acting as director of the Markade in Mrs. Boyd's ab sence. Mrs. Boyd was accompanied to Portland by Mrs. Jack L. Carr and Miss Helen Brown. Mrs. Carr plans to meet her husband, an overseas veteran, coming from a North Carolina hospital and Miss Brown will visit her mother. 1 ' Visitor From East At McRevnolds Home Mrs. Ann Lindesmith arrived here early this week from Cleve land, Ohio, to spend the holidays with her daughter-in-law, Mrs Robert Lindesmith, and the lat ter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ward McReynolds, 1404 West Main street. Mrs. Lindesmith will remain until the first of the year, when she will resume her trip to Phoenix, Ariz., where she in tends to spend the winter months. Capt. Robert Lindesmith Is with the 98th Division In the Philippine islands. DAV Auxiliary Meeting Cancelled by Commander Regular business meeting oi the Disabled American Veterans auxiliary, originally scheduled for Dec. 26, has been cancelled according to announcement of the commander, Mrs. Bessie Meals. A meeting of the execu tive board will be called In Jan uary, she adds, time and place to be announced later. What the Girl Scouts Are Doing Members of Troop 5. Interme diate Girl Scouts, Jackson school were entertained at a Chirstmas party Thursday afternoon at the home of the leader, Mrs. W. R. Finch, 1309 Loca - street. Mrs. Finch was assisted by two troop committee members, Mrs. Hom er Blum and Mrs. Lloyd Smylie. Refreshments were served and gifts were exchanged by the girls, who also completed gifts for their mothers, a project be gun in troop meeting. Prize for the . prettiest . wrapped mother s gift went to Dolores Smylie. Present were Betty Anseth, Sally Baxter, Janet Blum, June Chamberlain, - Marjorie Ferris, Darlene Frohreich, Beverly Hampson, Suzanne Hinkle, Mar tha Loiland, Marlene Moulton, Donna Rainey, 'Dolores Smylie and Anita Thomas. . , Chapter A A, PE.O. Meeting Wednesday Chapter AA of P.E.O. will hold a , regular meeting and Christmas party Wednesday at 2 p. m. at the home of Mrs. V. J. Robinson, 31 Geneva street. As sistant hostesses will be Mrs. C. I. Drummond and Mrs. Otto Frohnmayer, and the program is in charge of Mrs. C. W. Lemery All unaffiliated members are Invited to attend. . - , . Pvt. Harlow Carpenter Arrives From Corvallis Pvt. Harlow Carpenter, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. S. V. Carpenter, arrived in Medford Saturday from Corvallis, Ore., to visit his parents. He will leave Christmas morning to return to his station. Chas. Voorhiei Family Here From Portland Mr. and Mrs. Charles Voorhies and four sons came from Port land this weekend to . spend Christmas with Mr. Voorhies mother, Mrs. Gordon Voorhies of Eden Valley Orchard. . 4 Local Day Families Visiting in Salem. The John Day family of Grove- land avenue and the Ben Day family from Sam's Valley are spending Christmas in . Salem with the two Mr. Days' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Day. Electa Social Club Holiday Party Dec. 29. Electa Social club wiJI have a holiday party at the Girls Community club Friday, Dec. 29, A covered dish luncheon will be served at 1 p. m., followed by a gift exchange. Mr. and Mrs. Newhall In Portland for Xmas William Newhall of the Old Stage Road; left, yesterday for Portland where he will join his wife and visit at Mrs. Newhall parents' home over Christmas Mrs. Newhall went north' Dec. 6 1 Christmas Eva Party. At Donald Clark Horn Mr. and Mrs. Donald Clark will entertain at a small supper party at their - home, Willow Creek Orchard, on Christmas eve. CALENDAR Tuesday 2:00 p. m. Women's Society of Christian Service of Methodist church, church parlors for in stallation of officers. Executive meeting, at 1-p. m. V 7:30 p. m. Degree of Honor Christmas party, K. of P. hall. Grab box for adults and children. 8:00 p. m. Nevlta Chapter No. 93, O. E. S., Central Point, regular meeting. Thursday 1:00 n. m. Executive meeting of Adult Missionary Society of First Christian church, home of Mrs. J. B. Carr, 403 Benson St., dessert luncheon. Friday 1:00 p. m. Electa Social club, holiday party at Girls' Commu nity club, covered aisn juncneon. Gift exchange. Holiday Festival Program To Be At Methodist Church Thn Christmas festival of sacred music commemorating the birthday of the Lord win De presented today at 4 p. m. in the Methodist churcn on wesi mam and Laurel streets. The program, announced Dy Dr. Louis C. Kirby. the pastor, will he under direction ot L-pi. Max Tieeer with Mrs. Dons Lantz at the organ. The follow ing numbers will be oresented: Overture from the Messiah, (Han- dep'rocesslonal, "O Come, Ali Ve Taith, 'ul" ... ........ HarK tne tieraia Angeis sins. "I rnmn ITnnn a Mtdnteht Clear. Solo. "O Holy Night," Helen High Pierce, -Tnv tn the World." "Gloria in Excelils Deo,' French Carol. solo, "Tne Hirinaay ox uio n.uig, Un I.itf-illA Sphnnriert. . Offertory oraver. Kev. ixnns JverDy. Offertory. "Sinfonia." from the Messiah. Organ solo, Doris c. Lamz, "Prelude in C Minor," S. Ancii. "Toccata and Fugue in D Minor,' fRnf-hV "Sancttia," (Gounoud), with lnclden. tal solo by famine uusn. u uome, immanuei. Silent Night," IFrani Gruber). Children Invited To View Holiday Scene At Medford Harry Watson, manager of the Hotel Medford, has issued an in vitation to all Sunday school teachers to bring their children to view the Bible scene of the three shepherds and the Star of Bethleham as artistically por trayed in the hotel lobby for the Christmas season. A large white Christmas tree adorns the background of the display. The scene, which is open to the public, will be on ex hibit until after the New Year, Mr. Watson said. 80th JAP ADMIRAL DIES By United Press The death of another Japan ese admiral, the 80th reported since May 17, was disclosed to day in a Japanese Domei dis patch recorded by FCC. The dispatch said the Kure naval station had reported the death of Rear Admiral Tomojiro Kaneoka but gave no details. Too Late to Classify FOR SALE 4-ft. cabinet Grapho- ihone. 37 aouoie records, luce new, 160. 317 N. Riverside. FOB SALE I horsepower Briggs stratum gasoline engine, top snape, $35, or will trade for good bench drill press. Ellis, Central Point. Ph. 147. FOR SALE Modern a-bedroom home, lurnisnca or uniurniBiicu, buuu ,uva tlon, immediate possession. Owner. ) Tribune Box 2159. I FOR RENT 5-room furnished house. , FOB SALE Maytag twin cylinder gas Sunday. Dee, 14, 1944 motor. S5Q. Inauire Standard Garage. . r Talent. Ore. WANTED by couple Furnished, mod- MEDFORD MAIL TBIBTTWl TTTW em COttase. house or duo lex. Rnfrir the 10th of January. Tribune Box a 149. FOR SALE 3 extra good milch cbwi , 3 gallons per day each; alto four coming yearling calves. T. O. Sat Ifi,!"11" Bu a Buckshot Hill road. In 1.000.1b. Lots Special Dairy Feed, 80-lb. bsgs..2.40 Hog Feed, with Minerals 3.60 Scratch. 100 lb., plenty of Corn 3.00 Robblt Pellets, complete with Greens 5.23 F. E. SAMSON CO. FOR SALE Metal electric or oil Drooaers. feeders and waters. Fa ber's. 34 S. Riverside. Phone 4449 WANTED Experienced bookkeeper ior army excnange service, xrmune, APPLES 75c and $1.40. Bring con tainers, waiter 'roue, Stewart ave. FOR SALE Fisher's all-purpose rab- Dii pei 1 e is. roDers, ai s. tuversiae. TOR SALE Laying mash. In 1,000-lb. iota.- us t 3.;iu per cwt. Try it. jr. c. SAMSON CO. WANTED Furniture moving. Padded van; reuaoio service, jr. js. &au HON UO, NOTl.CE If you have a small orchard you want to contract pruned. Phone Withrow 6561. WE BUYEM WE SELL'UM COME IN AND SEE' EM 1930 Olds coupe, 1936 Plymouth sedan. 1936 Nash sedan, 1936 Pontlac sedan, 1936 Olds sedan, 1933 Studebaker sedan. 1935 Ford sedan, 1937 Pontlac sedan. 1939 Pontlac sedan, Sportlttes. f oolites, batteries, antl. freeze Get winterized now. Large supply famous Dayton McClaren urea. A . "Tubby" Dean, Your Pontlao Dealer. Richfield Station Dial 2943 6U1 and Grape Sts. Buy Bonds. WANTED WrrTnan tn do' in aged couple a noma, rnona FOR SALE 15" old growth fir. M ., tier, delivered In 8 tier loads. Writ . Ivan Governor. Gold Hill. . - FOR SALE Kohler electric plant. 110- volt, AC, 40-gal. hot water tanks new; 3 20-gal. butane tanks; 1 tent. 12x14: 1 umbrella tent, 8x8. Pimm 4357 or call at 419 Arcadia court. marks WANTED Meat cutter and manager. Tribune. Box 1838. t CEDAR POSTS Bl? husky fence posts of North ern Cedar. Reasonably , prlos4. Cameron-Moftitt Lbr. Co., prions) 3462. S. Riverside at Barnett ro4. CASH IN A FLASH (On VUUtt CAR. , , Save Tims, Cash and Gas" a Call Automobile Market,; ' Friendly Medford Dealer. Ph. 3919. 8th and Bartlett. No Red Tape When You Sell , to Us. - - ADAH'S BEAUTY SALON AU kind of beauty service Permanenta t specialty. Ph. 2664. 120 N Central, modern, close Box 2160. In 47 .SO. Tribune j FOR RENT New three-room duplex wltn garage, no pew, no cnuurcn. Available San. 13. Tribune Box 2157 FOR SALE 5-room house, 2 wood- sheds and garage, nut ana lrun trees, all fenced, newly papered and : painted Inside. 3 blocks from post office 81600 cash. Jaclc,Bootright, Talent. BARGAINS Slightly used clothing for tne wnoie tamuy. am is. Main. MOVING padded van service for your convenience, r none 4004. jiiy iran. fcr & Storage. 38 S. Fir St. PACKING and orating by reliable, ex- penencea men. uon 1 ihkb cnanccs. Phone 2888, Davis Transfer At Stor age Co., 40 s. Fir St. LIVE TURKEYS 30c and up. iney last, ton ouio. while FOR SALE 1936 Willys coupe. corner uoaimine roao. FOR SALE 1929 Model A Ford, extra flood tires, $125 casn. 1st nouse on eft across tracks on Anderson road, S.W. of Phoenix. Earl Harris. SALESMAN for wholesale food firm handling well-known products Headquarters Medford: good pay: permanent with possibilities for right man. Write, statin age, ex perience. Tribune Box 2703. FOR SALE 1933 sedan, excellent con. dition. Phone 5039. 410 S. Newtown. FOR SALE cigars by the box. Casino club. 17 S. Front. GRADE A egRs S5c dozen, all day Sunday. Phone 4269. FOR A PERSONAL OR AUTO LOAN THE OREGON FINANCE CO., 45 South Central A Pioneer Firm NOTICE Turkey growers, see us be- fore you sIrii feed contracts for next year. Fisher's field man, Mr Robinson, will be glad to talk to you. jraDer s, a a, ruversiae. mat 4449. We wish to thank you for your patronage the past year and want -to wish each and every one a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. ' , Mr. and Mrs. James B. Lillie LILLIE'S PLACE 1182 Court Waaaaju In a WORLD filled with WAR, , where Hatred, .Greed and Selfish ness seem to reign supreme, an other Christmas Season has come. Peace on Earth and Good Will among men seem to have tempor arily vanished from the face of the earth. War has dimmed the lights of Tolerance, Freedom and Re ligion. With the day of Victory, may the lights of all we hold most dear burn more brightly than ever be fore and guide and bless men of all nations and all creeds. May this year of all years, awaken each of us to the task that is be fore us, and when Christmas comes again to the world, may there be Peace on Earth and Good Will toward men. ISIDORE WINKLEMAN, Manager. 35 N. Bartlett The HOTEL MEDFORD LOUNGE Be OPEN TODAY and CHRISTMAS DAY 5 p.m. 'Til Midnight To Our Southern Oregon Friends! M M DEPARTMENT STORE .3$ ,
