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EIGHT MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE Thursday. Dee. 27. 1945 'MESSIAH' TO BE PRESENTED FRIDAY AT LOCAL CHURCH Last nleht marked the final rehearsal of the Rogue Valley Chorus for the presentation of Handel's 4 Messiah" at the Pres byterian church Friday night of this week at 8 o'clock. Admis sion will be free. Miss Mabel Nnnson is director and accom panists arc Ruth Eby, organist, and Ailccn Maddox and Meryl Dawes Potter, pianists. Order of the program U hi followi: nvortnrt "Comfort Ve My People jtnd -Every Valley Shall He Exalted ", tMior nolo bv CieorKe iv wanao -Anti th f;iorv of the Lord", rhorui "O Thou That Tellent Good TidinK to Zlon," Jran MrAlllnter, alio, una ritoru; "For Behold, Dnrknetti Shall Cover the Earth" nnd ''The People That Wnlk In Pnrknei", baritone miloi. Robert C. Wrlifht; "For Unto i; A Child in Born". choru: "Pas toral Svmiihonv". orrnn. Ruth Eby: There Were Shepherds Abiding in the KMd", ioprnno iolo, Imoene Smith: tirory To umi , cnoru; -mp-juice Greatly, O Dmitfhter of Zlon," ioiriino solo, Kffle Kurtz Numbers for the second portion of the program are Heliom l no lanin nf God", r nor in: "lie Shall Feed Itii Hock", alto solo. Jean McAllister; Kicnnnr Currv Hamilton, soprano nolo; "J.fft Up Your lleiidB, O Ye Cnites," choriiB. and "Why Do the Na tions So Furiously Rkc", bass solo, F.. Honnld Hire; "Worthy is llie LAniD and "IIlleiujfihl", chorus. Singing In the soprano seetion will be Sally Babruck, Myrla Ball. Mar nnret Ruth Bolton, Phyllis Corliss. Mrs. Del her t W. Daniels, Mrs. Hulh Kby, Evelyn Shaffer Graham, Eleanor f urry llnmliton, Mrs. .. a. itunsen, Mrs. Martiiiret HiiKon, Mrs. Grunt 11. llutchlns. Mrs. Eftie Kurtz, Mrs. Alice J.ynch, Mrs. R. H. Mercer. Mrs. Mers chel Morris, Mrs. Frank Paske, Muriel Piatt, Mis. E Ronald Rlre, Mrs. Itno rne Smith and Mr. Vaughn Whlt n lore. The alto section wilt be made tip ot Su7inne Airnew, Mrs. Betty Bol ton, Mrs. Virgil Bolton, Mrs. I Lau rence Brink, Mrs. Ralph Cook, Olive Curry, Donna Dawes, Mrs. Hoy Kskew, Mrs. Huldn Gllmore. Mrs. Jo, n McAllister. Elizabeth McGalli nrd, Mrs. Betty Morton. Mrs. William Myers, Meryl Dawes Potter, Mnhel Scheel, Mm. G. F. Schneider, Mrs. L.vIc Schoppcrt and Mnry Lea Strang. Singing tenor will be Robert Carl son, Kenneth Denman, John Kby, El vln S. llunsen, Geurgo E. Maddox, Henry Niedermeyer, Almus Prullt, Tom Schellhnne, Georgs H. Turney, H. M. von Stein, Jr., and Kufus Younger. In the bass section are John Brewer, l-aurenco Brink, Hay NV. Cleveland, Fred Hall, C. Elwood Jlcdherg, J. W. Klrkpatrtck. Hugh McKemie, R. H. Mercer, A. A. Nclf, E. Ronald Hire. Robert C. Wright and Horry A. Young. BIRTHS CLARK, to Mr. and Mrs. James R., box 506, Central Point. Dec. 22, 1945, boy, B lbs., at Osteopathic Clinic. rinnlnp lima for Clasilfted Adl 8:3" B.ni. Too lato to Claulfy 12:13 p.m. FLASH! The boyi are back on the job and tending out a call for work. Have that gen erator and starter servic ed once a year. How about that magneto? The spring rush will commence toon. Be wise and repair now. DAWSON ELECTRIC 129 No. Riverside Phone 3463 RELIEF CLOTHING E E A relief clothing drive upon sored by the Mcdford Minister ial Association is set for January 7-11, according to Stanley G. Keller, pastor of the Church of the Bretheren, and chairman of the drive. The Rev. Keller stated that the association believes citizens of Medford will respond to the drive because of the great physical need of millions of people in Europe and Asia who have been left destitute in the wake of war. Even though there have been two previous drives, there is still clothing that is not being used which can be given to this worthy cause, he said. The committee In charge of arrangements includes Stanley G. Keller. G. O. Baker, Assem bly of God, and Charles Rosnick, Salvation Army. It is planned that each co operating church will serve as a collection center and clothing will be collected Jan. 7, 8, and 9. On Jan. 10 and 11 it will be boxed and shipped by working groups organized by each church. A careful Investigation of re liable outlet channel's to foreign countries has been made by the committee to avoid any possible waste or misuse of the goods. Each church group may choose Its own depot through which to send goods in its care and the following depots has been rec ommended by the committee: National Association of Evan gelicals, New York; Friends Service Center, Seattle; and the United Church Relief Center, Modesto, Calif. More details will be announced soon, the Rev. Keller said. What's Doing at U. S. O. A New Year's formal dance will be held from 9 to 12 p. m. Dec. 31 at the Riverside USO. Young ladies of Medford and vicinity are invited to attend and are asked to register with the USO staff prior to 8 p. m. on the night of the dance. A local dance band will fur nish the music. VOLATIZING PLANT WOULD FILM DEGAULLE Hollywood. Dec. 27 (U.R) Two independent motion pic ture producers were angling to day to get French Gen. Charles De Gaulle to play himself in a film about wartime France: They said they would seek state de partment permission to make the general the offer. NEAR GOLD HILL Gold Hill, Dec. 27 A vola tlzing plant, which separates minerals from ores and concen trates by a heating and vaporiz ing process, is being assembled near the mouth of Sardine creek north of here by Charles L. Lull. Lull, who had an assaying of fice in Grants Fass for 25 years, will maintain a similar office along with the plant. Bad weather is holding up assembly work and operation of. the plant may not begin for a month or two, Lull says. Three buildings have been constructed for the project. One unit houses the machinery and another the assaying office. The third struc ture is a residence. Lull, who declares that the volatizing process is less waste ful than ordinary smcltcring. plans to stress the separation of the n.ore precious minerals such as gold, platinum and paladium. He will depend upon miners of the valley for much of his busi ness. Mining prospects in this area are veiy good and room exists for more exploitation than now exists, Lull believes. The New Almaden quicksil ver mines, worked for 150 years, contain the world's sec ond largest deposit of mercury. GOLD SWALLOWED Colombo, Ceylon, Dec. 27 (U.R) K. Vallipuram brought along 29 gold pellets when he came back from India. When customs officials searched him. he swallowed them in an at tempt to avoid paying duty. Vallipuram was hustled off to the Colombo General hospital, and an X-ray examination dis closed the gold. Jewelers fixing! their dutiable value said they! were worth about $800. j Writer John Lee Mahln where they met two years ago. CALCUTTA TRAFFIC TIED Calcutta, Dec. 27 (U.R) A noisy but orderly crowd of 100,- 000 demonstrator M4 tip a9 civilian and military trtuKic to day In the center of Calcutta during the Moslem league' cele bration of "Victory day." MARY ASTOR WEDS 4TH Hollywood, Dec. 27 (U.R) Mary Astor, whose diary pro vided the movie colony with some of its spiciest reading dur ing her 1936 divorce trial, has taken a fourth husband her studio revealed today. Miss Astor and Chicago Broker Thom as G. Wheclock were married Monday at the home of Screen PASTEURIZED SKIM WiU ADDS TO ITS GOODNESS CHUNGKING INN 28 North Front St, Phone 9132 Wo Serve Fine Foods Chinese & American Dishct Open From 4 P.M. to 2 A.M. SAT. 4 P. M. to 4 A. M. ORDERS TO TAKE OUT PLANT IS PLANNED Central Point, Dec. 27 Kitchen cabinets will be the main product of a small shop now being constructed at the corner of Front and Laurel streets here by Morton Edwards. Edwards expects that two months may bo required for completion of the shop and states that the principal delaying factor Is the weather. Equip ment for the shop is being ship ped here from Lebanon where Edwards operated a similar en terprise prior to coming here a month and a half ago. The cabinet maker will bo assisted In the shop by his wife. Their two children are attend ing school here. A home in conjunction with the shop Is being built by the family. Eugene K. Peterson Returning Soon To O-C Forester Post Eugene K. Peterson, formerly of Medford, who has served tin past year and one-half as district forester with the Oregon-California Revested Lands Admin istration at Eugene, ts to be re turned to the local O and C of fice, it was learned unofficially today. Peterson, whose transfer here is to become effective sometime In January, will hold the same position at the Medford office, according to the report. He is to bo replaced In the Eugene office by Elmo Slnttery. Mr. and Mrs. Peterson made their home In Medford several years before moving to Eugene. She is the daughter of Mrs. Ethel S. Latham, 822 South Oakdale avenue. Interior and Exterior P A I N T I N Q PAPER HANGING Work Guaranteed CALL 2419 Younger's Appliance DUTCH BOY PAINTS 31 N. Bartlctt Heirloom Silver Stolen From Car Beaumont, Tex.. Dec. 27 U).R Police continued their search to day for car prowlers who pried open the ventilator in t.t. C'nulr. D. H. Bradley's car last night and took $3,0110 worth of silver warp, Jewelry and clothing. The navy officer, his wife ami son were eating dinner in a cafe along the old Spanish trail when the burglary occurred. The stol en silverware was an old family heirloom. CloiInK ttmp (or Sunriny Too t-iitf to Classify 4 no Saturday afternoon I'lrubd rrinniber. For MORE Extra Grade eggs Maximum egg production... at lower cott. That's the story of Triangle Xtr egg pro ducer. A carefully balanced feed supplying the require ments for more extra grade eggs. Mash or pellets. TRIANGLE X-TRA EGG PRODUCER Good, serviceable merchandise that you can use now DRAS TICALLY MARKED DOWN TO SELL AT ONCE! Slightly shopworn goods, broken sizes and odds and ends, but useful and useable CUT SHARPLY IN PRICE TO SELL NOW! Shop Penncy's today you'll save! Age 12 and 14. Cot ton check dresses. Reduced to clear! Second Floor Only a few left! All reduced deeply to clear! Second Floor 1 f .fJKW' 1 I WOMEN'S ROBEM I BOYS;jLA?E00 Mef fefcl! StHlh o"V,cc0 Aaft 1 Only a few left but every Coat . 1 0 3 x iW&iA oV-lt A ftfl a reduced to clear! Shop Penney s "t ' 1 ,A-Yt&M A. ' tfia $JS'5' 1 Second Floor for real value during t . (W s cnS Evemn9 Dresses Wi T95 $io-i5 w', cV'mcV Nv rcsv1" Reduced to clear! Smart long Evening Vi V-tca, IccTf atC- ' v 1 Dresses. White and pastels. Excellent Second "V$e- V 1 values! Second Floor; Floor V V0v'co n peiM 4 ' . - twvi., w. osc . ewweviia cis a 5feif ' TOTS JACKETS ' vr mj 2.49 n- vi ri!Jfv ut m- 1 V, SirM, Cut deeply to clear. (STV Second Floor ' FABRIC BAGS VV V. A Toys V4 Price ' 49' ' SkM ri,-aiu-.,lly mh.ced' Xouli MlSSCS JaCkCtS want a brislit, sturdy new Vt"3 -'fi?iXt te&f&i-'J&lr one' Trrky printed cottons V' 1 JQ M AZr in gay color, with a soft t& 3, cotton lining and 2 sturdv Y-.l wooden handles. V .55 17 A Torlfiv-On Ttiinc Yah fan I IcNaw? FURLOUGH BAGS 2-oo 21-inch zipper top furlough bags. Soft pliable leatherette! Black only! Reduced to clear. Main Floor INFANTS' COATS Few better Coats in jM. size 1 and 2-year. Jr' Drastically reduced! Second Floor GIRLS' DRESSES 2.00 BABY BONNETS c Women's Blouses 1 much sheer Kiddles' House Slippers 50' Rod, niu and Brown Folt. Hoot on style in sizes 5 to 2 for Kiddies and Misses. Lamp Shades 60c Out they gol Large sire parchment shades. A real buy. Ptnnty't Balcony IJ;H-H.H.1:,7H SCRAP BOOKS 49c Priced low to clear btfore 1 ventoryl Women1! HANDBAGS 2.49 Smart satin Handbags with plas tic handles. Cut deeply to clear! lllack onlv. Slightly soiled, higher priced Cotton Blouses. Second Floor WU7T7WT7T1 BETTER DRESSES to Clear! Out they go! Pre-inventory clearance of better dresses. One large rack brim ming full of real buys. Shop Pen ney'! Second Floor for your size. Drastic reduc tions in our higher priced Dresses $5 06 Ml Child's Leather Sole SLIPPERS Reduced! f i Any remaining Toys cut deeply to cltarl GIFT ITEMS We don't L H 1 want to inventory t'leni. Come in and set sonn' red buys' Age 3 4 and 5 only. Cute little Flannel Jackets. Just like big sis ter's. Cut deeply to clear. Second Floor Misses' Jackets 4.45 Are 1(1 and 12. Smart Flannel Sport Jackets in navy blue. Real buys! Penney's Second Floor. You know how they love to wake you up in the morning! Let them wear these noiseless little slippers designed to stay on! 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