LOCAL and
Tucker Home Jim Tucker,
S2c, was expected home last
night from Treasure Island,
Calif., to ipend a brief leave at
th home of his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. C. Tucker, 315
North Holly street.
From R o e b u r g Mr. and
Mrs. Eugene K. Peterson of
Roseburg spent Friday evening
in Medford at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. M. W. Taylor, 53
North Peach street. The Peter
sons were en route to Los An
geles where they are to spend
the holidays at the home of Mr.
Peterson's parents.
In Hospital Mrs. W. C.
Janes, Capital avenue, is in
Sacred Heart hospital recover
ing from major surgery. It is
stated that she will be able to
receive visitors within three or
four days. Mrs. Janes' son-in-law,
Pvt. Clyde Gilbert, arrived
in the city last week to spend
the holidays with Mrs. Gilbert
and his family. He has been
stationed at Ft. Belvoir, Va., in
recent months but is currently
stationed at Ft. Lewis.
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Visaing Here Mr. and Mrs.
Curtis Bonney and sons, of
Seattle, arrived in Medford last
ana are spending Christ
mas at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Van R. Gilbert, 135 North
Holly street. Mr. Bonney is the
son of Mrs. Gilbert.
Loses Purse Mrs. Phyllis
Mae Olson, 319 Willamette ave
nue, reported to city police Fri
day the loss of a black leather
purse with the initials P. M. O.
on it. Police were told the purse
was lost on Willamette street
when it fell from an open car
door.
Returns Home Mrs. E. C.
Ferguson, Holly apartments, re-!
turnd ho.ne Thursday night
after spending the past two
weeks visiting her daughter
and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Ford Knutzen and children in
Astoria and with friends in
Portland.
Meeting Cancelled Knights
of Pythias lodge will not meet
Monday evening, due to the fact
that it will be Christmas eve,
officers announce. The follow
ing Monday evening, Dec. 31,
' the lodge will hold a potluck
supper at 6:30 o'clock for
Knights, Pythian Sisters and
their families.
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Cars Collide Damage esti
mated at $250 was caused a car
operated by Jack Robertson,
1205 East Main street, Friday
afternoon in a collision at the
Stewart and South Riverside
avenues intersection with a car
driven by James F. Sprague,
Seattle, according to an accident
report filed with city police.
Olher accident reports stated
that slight damage was caused
Friday to a car driven by Charles
L. Rusho, 225H South Riverside
avenue, and a Beck's bakery
truck, operated by G. W. Reich
stein, 310 Portland avenue, when
they collided at the intersection
of North Riverside avenue, and
Ohio streets.
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Return Mrs. Duane Fitzger
ald and son, Michael, returned
to the city last week from Salt
Lake City, Utah, and are resid
ing with her mother, Mrs. P. C.
Latham, 822 South Oakdale
avenue. M r s. Fitzgerald has
been making her home in Utah
to be near her husband, an army
captain stationed in Salt Lake
City. Capt. Fitzgerald is to be
sent overseas in the near future.
Also returning to the home of
her mother to spend the Christ
mas holidays was Miss Betty
Latham, who has been training
as a cadet nurse at Providence
hospital in Portland. Miss La
them, who has completed stud
ies at the hospital, will report
back in two weeks for reassign
ment. - - ENDS WED.
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Our Vines"
Margaret O Bnen, Eawara G.
Robinson and Jackie "Butch"
Jenkins, co-starring in, "Our
Vines Have Tender Grapes",
now at the Craterian theater.
The story adapted from C. V.
Martin's best seller novel comes
Old Classic
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Scene from the technicolor
fantasy of old Bagdad, "A Thou
sand And One Nights", featur
ing Cornel Wilde, Evelyn Keyes,
and Phil Silvers now playing at
the Holly theatre. The story of
Visit Parents Misses Ber
neice and Marjorie Blooming
camp, 614 West 11th street, left
the city yesterday for Horn
brook, Calif., to spend Die
Christmas holidays with their
parents and family.
Attends Meeting Dr. Frank
A. Freeburger, 213 East Main
street, spent last week In Port
land, where he attended the an
nual Northwest Congress of Op
tometry. During the four day
meeting demonstration of the
latest optometry equipment was
shown approximately 400 doc
tors who attended the congress.
Apply ' to Build Applying
Friday at the office of the city
superintendent for building per
mits were Dale Flowers, 320
Apple street, to erect a 3-car
garage costing $1,000; Alvin C.
Tucas, 314 South Ivy street, erect
garage and living quarters,
S2.500; and Elmer Ogborn, 242
South Riverside avenue, applied
for permit to demolish a resi
dence.
Davis Home Staff Sgt. Reu
ben O. Davis, box 463; Jackson
ville, was honorably discharged
from the army Monday at Camp
Beale, Calif., according to a
news release from the camp.
Davis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Delia
Davis, of Jacksonville, spent
three years in the service, two
years having been served over
seas with the 37th division. He
was awarded the good conduct
medal, victory medal, Asiatic
Pacific ribbon with one battle
star, Philippine liberation ribbon
with one battle star, combat In
fantry badge and the American
theater ribbon.
Closins time for Sunday Too Late
to Classify 4:00 Saturday afternoon.
Please remember.
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James Craig. Frances Gifford
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kers co-starring in the new In
ner Sanctum mystery film "The
Frozen Ghost',, now playing
thru Tuesday at the Rialto
theatre. "Dangerous Partners,"
with James Craig and Signe
Hasso is the companion hit, fill
ed with intrigue, romance and
adventure.
Closing time lor Sunday Too Late
to Classify 4:00 Saturday afternoon
Please remember.
Officer Home Capt. Regi
nald S. Rood returned home
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and is with his wife and daugh
ter, Marsha, and mother, Mrs.
Florence Rood, at the family
home in the Hotel Holland. Capt.
Rood, who will be honorably
discharged from the service in
the spring, returned to the
United States recently after 21
months service as a psychiatrist
with an evacuation hospital of
the third army in Europe. He
spent three and one-half years
in the army.
Visit RelatWes Spending
the Christmas holidays with
relatives and friends in Central
Point are Mr. and Mrs. A. W.
Ayers and son Delbert. The two
men have been working for the
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emotion-swept drama filmed from
the famed best-seller!
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state highway department out of
Elkton. Mrs. Ayers arrived in
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Not
In the
Sense of
Custom, but
with a genuine
appreciation of our
pleasant association during
the year just past we extend to you
Our Best Wishes for an Old-Fashioned
KERRY CHRISTMAS
and a
together!
Winsome V: fKXzy
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men came Saturday evening.
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