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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (April 26, 1945)
Benefit Show Tonight ft wit- wbmiit 1 1 rr.jjfi.lj u Phil Carlln. Jr. Tonight at the Holly theatre is the season's greatest enter tainment event the Jackson county Shrine's 'giant benefit show to raise funds for the Shrine's crippled children's hos pital, Portland. Through cooper ation of the Leverette Interstate Theatres and various major film companies an outstanding pro gram of stage and screen enter tainment has been arranged. On the stage in person will be Phil Carlin, Jr., ten-year-old Portland prodigy, who sold $1,000,000 worth of War Bonds In the last bond drive. Phil Is an accomplished organist, and his Hammond electric organ was shipped by express from Port land for this presentation. Marilyn May, noted dance art ist, will be seen In her interpre tation of the Rhumba, and Prim itive Worship dances. Medford high school band will lead a pa rade through the main business section before the show and will aroear at the theatre. The Jack- con County Shrine Patrol not only will parade with the high school band but act as ushers at this gala event The screen program consists of a selected group of featur ettes reviewing stage favorites and tunes of the gay nineties nd featuring Eddie Cantor and Al Jolson, with none other than the Marx brothers In their funni est comedy-feature, "The Big Store" for the grand finale. The Holly doors will open at 7:30 tonight All seats are priced at $1.00, with all proceeds going to the Shrine Hospital, Portland, for the help and cure of thou sands of unfortunate crippled children. . McLeod MeLeod, April 26 Miss Nancy Ruth Baum and Miss Jane c. Jones of Glendale, Calif., have returned to their homes after a brief visit with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Casey. Miss Baum Is the nice of Mrs. Casey. A surprise dinner party was given to Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Grieve at their home, April 14: in honor of their 21st wedding anniversary. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Coon, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Chamberlain, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Abbott, Mr. and Mrs. Scott Brill, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Briggs, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Axtell, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Carl ton and Mrs. Katie Grieve. House guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Chamberlain recently were Rex Note and Mr. and Mrs. M B. Lawson, all of Palo Alto, Cal. Mrs.. Mary McDowell and daughter Linda are leaving for Portland April 29 for medical care. Mrs. Griffith of Lbs Angeles Is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Mabel Shipp and family. Bill Rayome has returned from Portland where he attend ed the funeral of his sister. His two nieces accompanied him home for a brief stay. Girl students from Rogue River school held an all day picnic at Casey's stats park on TEEN-AGE DIVORCES HIGH Toledo, O., (U.R) Record of Toledo s Domestic Relations court show that of the 12 di vorce seeking wives who ap peared before Judge Paul V. Alexander on one day, nine of them were married in their 'teens. Four of the tenn-agers were brides when only 15 years old. TALENT SCHOOL OPEN HOUSE IS FRIDAY EVENING Talon. Anrtl 2fl TVlA Talent School Open House will be held TiU nlorhf " Ai.H . 27. rinnra of the school building will be open at 7:30 to receive parents ana visitors who wish to Inspect the displays of the various rooms One of the main attractions will be a typing and shortnana demonstration at 8 p. m. At O tv m all will nriirmrn to the gymnasium where music by the band, orcnestra, ana graae school chorus will be presented. Tn Haitian thnr will be tum bling, folk dancing, calisthenics, and baton twirling. Ou Mall Tribuna Want Ada. MONTGOMERY WARD J, yfj 380 Patterns of Wallpaper T0.16 " 7'2C A SINGH ROLL Come In ond Words varied seUcflon of wanpopef'' patterns for 1 945. Poperi of evry type ond quality for ony (and every) room In your home. Wordi hat paper deu'flned to fit any color schema, ony type of furniture; ony budgell YouH find a collection of lovely, style-rigM patterns on papers of washable, fade-proof or scrub boble quality) popular carefully selected harmoniring patterns designed to "go together" In adjoining roonul And, youH find oil theso papers at Words thrifty prices. M ontgomery Ward 1 Speakers Club Is Organized As Part Of Junior Chamber Medford Junior Chamber of Commerce held a special meet ing in the library of the USO Wednesday night for the purpose of organizing a speakers club. The special project! was organ ized under direction of Vice President Don Foote and per sonnel chairman Dale Stephen son. Officers elected for a three months period were Jack Dan nen, president, Stephenson, vice president, and Robert Schenck, secretary-treasurer. George Da vis will be topic master for next Wednesday's meeting. At next Tuesday's meeting In the chamber of commerce build ing Jack Fitzgerald will give a five minute talk on the San Francisco peace conference and George Davis will speak on the Dumbarton Oaks peace plan. The meeting will then be thrown open to general discussion. Ooatns time tor Sunday Toe Lata to Classify 5:30 Saturday aftarnoon Please remember. SCHEMERS PREY Next of kin of Army casualties should guard against the possi bility of being victimized by cer tain Individuals, groups and or ganizations who are conducting promotional schemes in which published Army casualty lists provide the basis of fraudulent exploitation, the War Depart ment cautioned today. These schemes take on vary ing forms, the most common of which Is to write the next of kin, as appearing in the news paper casualty lists, seeking fur ther information on the soldier listed as a casualty The next of kin is advised that the de ceased soldier is to be given a particular and special niche In a so-called "hall of fame" or "hero's memorial book" or pho tographic lay-out, the War De partment said. Deposits in advance or other cash remittance requirements are set forth. The post office department is taking vigorious action as fast as these swindlers are uncovered. Most popular courses In spare time studies offered soldiers of the Mediterranean Theater by Armed Forces Institute ura book keeping and accounting. limmm unit UMiwaiauiii ai 5 j. 1 T?" F 600 other MONARCH Foods-all lust as Good! Thursday. April 26, 194S MEDFORD MAIL TBTBTJrTE HIWH 1 NATURAL ' I ""' vitamin C MARK EACH JUICY-RICH esert Grapefruit desert conies fruit full-to-bursting with tangy juice... each golden segment brim ming with vitamin C In fact, just half a luscious Desert Grapefruit provides a primoi-! tupply of this all Important vitamin. Brighten up your break-. fast with the bracing good ness of Desert Grapefruit. Flavor noontime salads with its sun-gold segments. When thirsty, enjoy cool glassfuls of fresh Desert Grapefruit juice. V" CAuroitMA.Jj., FOR CAR THEFT Clfll. nMfnA nM tnriAV that Jack Sparks, J. W. Pemberton. r.iioiiio SnarVx and 1 Rosemary Oleman, held in the county jail on charges ot car men, are warn ed for stealing a 1934 Chevrolet coupe at Toledo, Oregon, on April 13 nd later aDanaonrag it at Scotts Mills, In Marion coun. ty. A warrant Is said to be out for them at Toledo. Im. whn had been making their home here under assumed names, are charged with stealing an automobile belonging to Ernest White, 26 South Orange street, following a drmKing pany in a loopl tavern ana iaier wretn im n . 4Via KUlrlvnu mountains. They are said to all be wards of the juvenile court and are be ing held in tne county juu yon. Ing further Investigation, Girl Scout Council Schedules Monthly Meeting On Friday rAHiMM mnoHna of the Med- .v.uii.iuj' - ford Girl Scout council will be kirf tvririav at the Scout house on East Main street, with six committees scheduled ra meci various times during the day. At 10:30 a. m., the program com mittee will meet, at 11 a. m., the established camp committee will meet and the public relations cumuli..- -- . p. m. Others are day camp at .an . m ni an tii rii 1.1 nil luiuuk v tee at 2:30 p. m. and the train ing committee a. o. v All council committees are co .!,,,, .Mnrta at this time to plan for an extensive day camp program, Mrs. Scott Davis, commissioner, states. Day camp will be held the last two weeks in June for two five-day sessions. YMCA Drama Club To Hold Meeting At Hall Tonight The YMCA drama club will meet at 7:30 tonight at tne YMCA where plans will be out un.j nr ih nlav "To Louise from Vic," which the club plans to present. Try-outa for tne piay were held Monday, and try-outs for a second play will be held tonight . ... The newly-organized club held Anril 9 at which 118 lliav asibwB - time Mrs. Selden, leader, re viewed the play. Jackie scnmiai, urncm cue.., m.. a-i.. nnn DeBerrv and. Allan Selden were elected to the Junior board of management. Rites in San Diego For Charles Hughes MiMrnH Marshall and Mrs. Margret Beer of Beatty street returned today irom oan Diego, Calif., where they at tonHerf tha funeral of their un cle, Charles W. Hughes. He died April 18. Mr Hushes, formerly a resi dent of Rogue River Valley, has many friends here as well as brother. Lera H. Hughes of Fern Valley and nephew, Merle Hughes, of this city. Ha warn born In Glen Cove. Texas, March 23, 1879, coming to Phoenix, Ore., in 1891. He was married to Mary u looie ni Aahianri in 1B02. Three chil dren as well as the wife sur vive. They are Flavian J. Hughes, Dorothy C. Leach and Marcella A. Doyle, ' also 12 grandchildren, all of San Diego. Rosary was recited Friday evening and high requiem mass was sung Saturday morn ing In the Imaculate Conception church. Burial was In Holy Cross cemetery' at San Diego. SMUDGE POTS and LIGHTERS American Fruit Growers, Inc. 213 South Fir St. Medford, Oregon mnnfluijiwmjDi i?nnn iiirv twm. spvici I! Ill Yes, Indeed! Hera at the Piggly Wiggly you have the choice of TOP QUALITY FOODS and yet Jou pay only low Piggly Wiggly prices. There's plenty of parking space, too, in our own spacious ot. Friendly, personal, speedy Piggly Wiggly service is certain to appeal to you ... why not start the Piggly Wiggly shopping habit yourself this week? PRICES EFFECTIVE FRIDAY-SAT. APR. 27-28 buy WAR BONDS RAHCHO SOUPS Vegetable Pea Tomato Asparagui 4 for BLEACH WHITE ROSE Vi Gal. Jug lOj-Ox. Tint 13c Minute Man Soup Mix Vegetable-Broth with Rice-Noodles. Pkg. GOLDEN WEST COFFEE Drip or ' Regular Mb. jar 32c 2-lb. jar 63c ORANGE JUICE No. 2 Tim HOLLY HILL BRAND AA. Point Free LLM Upton's ORANGE PEKOE TEA 54c V. $1.03 FISHER S BLEND FLOUR ? 10-lb. Sack 52c 25-lb. Bag $120 FISHER'S ZOOM jkc Quick Cooking Cereal, pkg. J .MtiiaC A FULL LINE OF AVAILABLE ITEMS Comet Candy Bars 3 for 14c Carton of 24 99c Honeywood 0Y.n Berry Wines Loganberry0' $1.05 Blackberry 15 $1.20 o Guyers Market U. S. and Federally Graded Meats Piggly Wiggly S. Riverside at 13th and S. Central , WHERE YOU GET QUALITY FOR LESS PRICE! Fresh Fish SALMON SMELT LING COD FRESH OYSTERS....... Pt. 65c FRESH GROUND VEAL lb. 33c FRYING SIZE RABBITS lb. 55c PORK SAUSAGE cl. lb. 35c LURCH MEATS T,S lb. 39c The Following Food Ration Stamps Expire Saturday, April 28th Red-5-T-U-V-W-X Blue - 2-C-D-E-F-G Sculley's Orange Marmalade... 2-lb. jar 19c K0TEX-12Y Pkg. 22c -2 for 43c Sfaley's Cuba Gloss Starch 12-oz. pkg, 5c Sialey's Cream Corn Starch..... Mb. pkg. 10c RtUlffMDV Luscious, crisp, garden-fresh produce that will delight every housewife ... no won der this department Is grow ing by leaps and bounds! Texas Hew Potatoes 4 lbs. 19c Calif. Long Green ASPARAGUS 2 lbs. for 25s Sunkisl LEMONS, large 360 size...doz. 25c Local RADISHES GREEN ONIONS SPINACH For Your Convenience -Open Sunday 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. 528 SOUTH RIVERSIDE PLENTY OF PARKING SPACE 1 1
