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Returning servicemen, foot ball, weddings and engagements, and the approach of Hallowe'en and Armistice Day have been the topics of the week. The younger set already have planned their Hallowe'en fun and frolics while the older folk are looking for ward to a holiday Nov. 12, this being set as the day of the tra ditional Armistice Day celebra tion since Nov. 11 falls on Sun day this year. Every train, plane and bus has its quota of young men and women returning from war duties. Among those recently ar rived were Gordon Warner, who has been discharged after serv ing three and one-half years Rev. George Coulter Our Slogan for Next Sunday: 'Bring a Neighbor' Church of the Nazarene 1st and Holly St. Hear the Revival Message of Rev. George Coulter Pastor Evangelist SUNDAY SERVICES Sunday School at 9:45 A.M. Morning Worship at 11:00 A. M Youth Groups at 630 P. M. Evening Service at 7:30 P. M- Good Music Gospel Preaching with the signal' corps, Including 33 months in the European thea ter, and Com. George H. Winne, who is home for a visit after duty in the Pacific. Com. Winne has been in the regular navy for 10 years. With every port filled with ships for Nvy Day, a number of navy men have been permitted leaves to visit their homes. Here are Lt. Oliver P. (Jim) Taylor of the USS Independence, James T. Bush, chief gunner's mate of the USS Topeka, and Lt. Eston Way of the battleship Wiscon sin. Harold Sutherland, petty of ficer in the Seabees, is home after 15 months in England. Others home after beirtg re leased from service are TSgt. Herbert Guenther, who was sta tioned 31 months in a ferrying base in Florida; Albert Thomp son, who served 38 months with the third fleet in the Pacific; ! former SSgt. Clarence A. Neat- hamer, in the air corps three and one-half years; Bruce Norris, in the Pacific with the navy for 27 months; Chester E. Carter, who served 42 months and particl ; pated in the European campaign; R. A. Morgan, former sergeant with the fifth air force and over seas 30 months and William Spencer, fn the army air corps for more than five years. Capt. Lewis Hedgepeth, home after two years overseas duty, has been visiting his parents at cuiini i mill, miu lutiuk .-.si. ... J. Joyner, recently discharged, has gone to Seattle to reside. Fred A. Culver, technician fifth grade, writes that he will be home soon from the Pacific a M (0) IB AW - ' ' j W (0) UJ im 1 1 JHE 1946 MODEL FORD. LJ Vj i fcjf U Lai I !& FORD AT OUR SHOWROOMS 6th and Ivy IM 1 i mm IV v J Iffr DISPLAY UNTIL 9 P.fiSB. and SATURDAY FOR THE LADIES TO SOME LADY A GIFT OF A BEAUTIFUL EVENING DRESS-SEE IT NOW-ON DISPLAY AT ADRIENNES FOR THE MEN- TO SOME MAN A GIFT OF A HANDSOME NEW SUIT SEE IT NOW ON DISPLAY AT BARKER'S FOR THE TIGERS- A gift of a FREE TRIP to the EAST-WEST SHRINE FOOTBALL GAME at San Francisco all expenses paid to one member of MEDFORD HIGH'S TIGER FOOTBALL TEAM. The name of our guest will be announced be fore the Tigers leave for Grants Pass Friday night. GRATE LAKE MOTORS where he has been for the past 18 months. Albert Busby has re- enlisted as a first sergeant in the medical corps. Pfc. Stanley Kunzman, now In Czechoslovakia, is writing sports for the "Attack," newspaper of the 94th Division and Pfc. Ar thur L. Satterlee, now stationed in Germany, recently wrote to say that he had been to London to visit his great-uncle. Satterlee participated in the Sicilian and Italian campaigns. TSgt. Houston Pitts' last let ter home told of his experiences during the recent typhoons on Okinawa. The sergeant, who has been in India, said he didn't know whether he was headed for home or for Japan. Also on Oki nawa Is Roger Card, CM 3c in the Seabees, who arrived just in time to experience the typhoon. Comments on the Philippine is lands have come from Pvt. Shar on Wight, who recently arrived there, the sergeant writing that his outfit was the first to arrive minus guns. From the 96th divi sion comes word that Cpl. John C. Snook has been awarded a citation for meritorious achieve ment In connection with opera tions on Leyte and Okinawa. On Leyte the corporal served as a cargo truck driver and on Oki nawa he was first battalion transportation corporal. The dis tinguished flying cross, awarded j posthumously to TSgt. Harold M. Thompson, was recently pre sented to his parents by an of ficer from the Mcdford air base. Weddings announced this week were Beryl Flynn to Fjrst Sgt. Eugene Birk; Lilly Belle Cascbolt to Don F. O'Brien; Jewell R. Crowl to Charles Em mett Warner; Madeline Wetzler, Portland, to Roy J. Russell, for merly of Medford; Marcella Henke, Dalton, Neb., to Wayne White, former sergeant; Dnrlene Coggins Paulazzo, to TSgt. Al fred Lange of Burlington, Vt. The engagements of Beverly Watson to M. E. Vanderlinden of Appleton, Wis., and Hazel Davis to Lt. Tommy White, have been announced. Medford high's football team ran their season score up to 249, compared to their opponents' seven, when they scored almost at will to chalk up a 51 to 0 victory over Klamath Falls at Modoc Field last Friday night. Medford made 23 first downs to Klamath's three and accumulat ed a total of 564 net yards to the' Pelican's mere 53. The Black Tornado goes against Grants Pass on the Cave men's turf tonight in a game that should practically cinch the Southern Oregon title for the Tornado. Dr. Elmo N. Stevenson, head of the science education depart ment and personnel coordinator, at Oregon State college, has been appointed president of the South ern Oregon College of Education. Dr. Walter Redford has resigned as head of SOCE. THE GRANGE Central Point Granga The national whi fund drive ant l.nrlpr wav htire this week under sponsorship of Central Point Grange ann wnn mis. A. T. Lathropas general chair man. Her assistants are Mrs. Scott Hamilton, Mary Taylor, Mrs. Al Puhl. Eula Foley, Mrs. O. T. Wilson, Velria Mang. Mrs. Julius Dobrot Mrj J. W. Sulli van. Mrs. Crosby Margaret Jen sen and Cleo Young. The above committee will solicit areas near their own homes and partiea not contacted are requested to leave contribu tions with the nearest collector. The city area will be canvass ed by the American Legion Auxiliary under chairmanship of Mrs. Cassman. The chairman hope to finish" the work this week. Phoenix Grange Phoenix Grange met In regu lar session with better atten dance than usual. There was an interesting discussion on weed control. Lecture hour was lively and informative. Plans are still being made for Booster Night, Saturday, Nov. 3. It Is hoped the attendance will be good for this event. During refreshment time two of Sister Grace's sons enter tained with their guitars. Serving committee for next meeting, Nov. 13, will be tne Stancliffcs, Sloans and Hcneles. HONORARY CAPTAINS FOR NET CUP TEAMS CHOSEN Los Angeles, Oct. 26 (U.P.) Herbert Flam of Beverly Hills, 1945 national junior tennis cham pion, and Nancy Chaffee of Ven tura, high-ranking star, were an- Buy Victory Bonds Friday, Oct. 28, 194S MEDFORD MAIL-TRIBUNE nVB nounced today as honorary cap tains of two southern California Jiinior tennis cup teams. Flam was named to head the junior Davis Cup team and Miss Chaffee to head the junior Wightman Cup team. Cloitng time rnr Sunday Too Late lo Classify 4:OU Saturday afternoon. Pleaiv lemcmber FRSTSALT TAX 220 U. kit . xl '.Wilt'.' ii centuries the first BMP Salt Tax was levied in Administratrix's Final Notice NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned Adminis tratrix of the Estate of Charles L. Hamilton, deceased, has filed In the County Court of the SUitc of Oregon, for Jackson County her duly verified Final Account, and the Court has fixed Satur day, November 17, 1945, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of aald day in the Court Room of said Court as the time and place for hearing of said Final Account; all persons having objections to said Final Account are hereby notified to make or file the same with said Court at or before said time. MARY C. HAMILTON, Administratrix of the Estate of Charles L. Hamilton, Deceased. GUS NEWBURY, Attorney for Administratrix. Call For Bids on Warrants Willow Springs School District 14 will offer for sale a serii-s of five negotiable interest bearing warrants payable one annually. Four at $669.99 and one at S670.01. These warrants to be dated October 30, 1945. Scnled bids will be received by Mrs. Robert H. Field, Clerk, Central Point, Oregon, Route 1. Bids are asked on both principal and Interest rate. Bids will be re ceived up to 7 p. m., October 30, 1945. Mrs. Robert H. Field, Clerk District 14. How To Relieve Bronchitis Creomulislon relieves promptly be cause lt goes right to the seat of the trouble to help loosen and expel germ laden phlefrm, and aid nature to sooths and heal raw, tender, In flamed bronchial mucous mem branes. Tell your druggist to sell you a bottle of Creomulslon with the un derstanding you must like the way It quickly allays the cough or you axe to have your money back. CREOMULSION for CouehJ, CheatColdj, Bronchitis j JEW?' 'StjjfcX FO R HEALTH AND COLD RESISTANCE! We Stock your Favorite Kind Why accept a substitute or a brand that Is not familiar? 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