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BIT MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE SOCIETY and CLUBS Dancing Party Held By Club; Officers Named Lively Roisues Dancing club held the second dance of the reason Thursday at Chalkers, with 26 couples gathering for dinner and dancing. A. Z. Dean presided over a business meeting and election of club officers. Ward Hammond was named president, Roland Hubbard, vice-president and Mrs. Arthur Hess, secretary. Attending the enjoyable af fair were the Messrs and Mes dames George E. White, Elwood Herb Crain's Mobile Service Station Federal Tires Mobil Batteries Lubrication Tire Repairing Battery Service & Rentals Fog Lights, ea $3.90 Sealed Beam, Amber Lense 450-21 Tlrei, 4-ply 205 So. Central Phone 9162 L. G. TAYLOR CO. pays the HIGHEST MARKET PRICES If you have a CAR or TRUCK to toll, we advise telling It now. Call or Phone Dodge-Plymouth Dealer L. C. TAYLOR CO. Phone 2965 PAOAN' PORIST BIAUTIU ISET BY BRUTAL . INVADIRSI ANNUAL SALE l m W THI OKIOINAl JJ WIND and WEATHER LOTION NOW AT PR'" mouiAK 11 tin 504 Regular $2 size, $1 Six 8-01. bottles In handy family carton, i AUfrimplit LIMITED TIME ONLY! For powder bate, body rub, dropped skin. Buy now and save 1jt Sunday, Jan. 27, IS4B Hedberg, Earl Leever, L. C. Latham, Earl York, F. E. Nichols, H. L. Alford, T. E. Knackstedt, C. R. Schmidt, Jack Sanderson, Stanley Stark, William Brooks, Charles R. Ray, Eugene K. Pe terson, Emerson Merrick, Ches ter Thompson, Joe Dugan, A. Z. Dean, Ward Hammond, Gerald Latham and Dr. and Mrs. J. Scott Heatherington, Dr. and Mrs G. A. Dlerdorff, Dr. and Mrs. George S. Jennings, Dr. and Mrs. W. W. Howard and Dr. and Mrs. F. A. Freeburger. Bridge-Luncheon Given Thursday By Two Hostesses Entertaining at the first of a series of bridge luncheons, Mrs. Jamos Grigsby of Jacksonville and Mrs. Ray Wright were host esses at the latter's home, 60 North Orange street, Thursday afternoon. The women plan two additional parties. Mrs. Roland Smith was pre sented a prize for high score at bridge, Mrs. Michael Beck prize for second high score and Mrs. Cole Holmes for low score while Mrs. Ed Feldman won the trav eling prize. Sixteen guests were Invited for the affair. Gold Hill Clubs Have Meetings Gold Hill Gold Hill Garden club met ut the home of Mrs, Bob Kles Jan. 18. The chairman, Mrs. Willie McLean, gave In structions on "Starting plants from slips and cuttings." Refreshmei.ta were served by the hostess, Mrs. Kles, and the co-hostesses, Mrs. Edith Bryan and Mrs. Julia Tulare. Next meeting of the group will bo Feb. 1 at the home of Mrs. Hazel Holdnerness, with "Primroses" as the subject. The Gold Hill Extension unit met at the home of Mrs. Don Ferguson, Sr., with Mrs. Willie McLean as project leader for the subject, ' Good Care of Cloth ing." Mrs. McLean also made a table arrangement of Juniper and Jasmine. Mrs. Viola Moore presided over the business meet ing. Next meeting will be Feb. 8 at the home of Mrs. Frank Car ter on Garden Row, the subject to be "Main Dish Meals." Rites Are Held In California The wedding of June Bell, Grants Pass, to Wesley Specrs of Medford took place at Yreka, Calif., Saturday, Jan. 19. The bride Is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Jay Hlgglnbotham, Grants Pass. Mr. and Mrs. Speers are re siding at the Grand hotel for the present. . i Meets Lest Week Central Point Newly elected officers presided at the meeting of Nevita Social club held Fri day at the Central Point Mason ic hall. They are Mrs. Truman Brenner, president; Mrs. Mar shal Day, secretary and treasur er and Mrs. Robert Langston, work chairman. Club members packed cloth lug collected during the current drive. 1 171 1 1 II It- sa Mill II I J 's fill sSu Sojourners Club Installs Officers For Coming Term Officers who will serve the coming year were Installed at the last meeting of Medford so journers' club held at the Girls' Community club. Mrs. Dyle O. Hood, new president, and Mrs. C. P. Talbot, Jr., retiring presi dent, were presented corsages. Other new officers are Mrs. Harry Stahl, first vice-president; Mrs. Jack Clark, second vice president) Mrs. Kcva Hutchin son, secretary, and Mrs. D. R. Allred, treasurer. Prospective members present were Mrs. Harold Baughman and Mrs. E. W. Bean while Mrs. E. G. Ufer of Montana end Mr:. R. C. Brlnker of Spokane were guests. Prizes went to Mrs. Talbot, Mrs. John H. Tizekker and Mrs. Stahl for pinochle and to Mrs. George Lewis, Mrs. Ufer and Mrs. Philip Epstein for bridge. Mrs. Bean was also presented a prize. Mrs. Stahl, Mrs. Clark and Mrs. Conrad Koski were hos tesses. Next meeting of the club will be the annual birthday party set for Feb. 14 at the club. Valentine Dance To Be Given By Medford Legion Plans are being completed for a Valentine ball to be given ot nronmlnnH hall Feb. 14 by the American Legion Post No. 15 and its auxiliary, procceos from the affair to go to the post fha hutlHInff fund. All arrangements are being handled by the World war H veterans and their wives and a large at tendance Is expected. Tickets will go on saie mon day, Jan. 28, at Leonard's Elec ri ctrir and Helen's Beauty shop or may be obtained from any member of the post. Officers' Wives Plan Bridge Party To Benefit Fund As a benefit for the national Marrh nf Dimes fund, wives of army and navy officers will en tertain at a bridge-luncheon Sat urday, Feb. z, at tne uutposi n was announced yesterday. A numftpr nf Medford women are being Invited to make up tables for the affair. Kervlna nn the committee in charge are Mrs. John W. Hora- lcy, Mrs. Franklin Baled, Mrs. Walter Kruegnr, Mrs. Dean Brooks, Mrs. Virgil Lancaster, Mrs. F. J. Johnston, Mrs. Charles Hazel and Mrs. Thomas Fisher. Family Reunion Held For Sons A family reunion and dinner were held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Kurz, Route 2, last Sunday In honor of their two sons, Walter Kurz and Louis Kurz recently returned from Okinawa and Jaoan after more than two years active ser vice with the army. Bom nave been honorably d 1 s c h a r ged Walter having held the rank of private first class and Louis the rank of corporal. cn.nnt ,,-nr. Mr and Mrs. Louis Kurz and son, Bobby, Mr and Mrs. Walter Kurz ana daughter, Barbara, all of Med ford; Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kurz of Talent, David and Ruth Kurz, giiiij) myself a permanent I Ysm (sua Is Is, T, Is I Ts 8 Rflsrt At Hsibm Hilr U soft and easy to manage with a Tnni permanent, ft this U a errmt ccid oMsr chat imparts luxurious beauty to the hurl Com pin Toni Kit contains everything you nrrd tor s glorious wavrl r'rrpersnoru, like those ufd in txautv salotvtvpe per manent, are IsrMvstory.trstrd. VonorhJ tor children's hair, too. Money back guarantee! foil KOMI MHMAHtNT rValnscolt's Pharmacy 400 E. Main Mr. and Mr. Owen Austin and three children, Robert, Barbara and James Rldgeway of Ash land and Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Kurz. Robert Rldgeway Is home on leave from the navy base in Alaska where he it stationed. CALENDAR Sunday 7:15 p. m. Glrla' F r I e n d ly society, St. Mark's Episcopal church, at parish hall. Monday J 12. Noon Zonta club, Girls' Community club. 1:00 p. m. AAUW Arts Group, home of Mrs. Robert Shepherd, Saginaw Drive. Topic, "Twentieth Century American Composers" Mrs. E. C. Niles with Mrs Richard Payne giving piano selections. . 8:13 p. m. Toastmasters' In ternational, Jackson Hotel, 108 S. Central avenue, Robert Clay pool, secretary, phone 4180. 8:00 p. m. F. L. club, home of Mrs. Ernest Conrad, Old Pa cific highway. , Wednesday 10 a. m. Daughters of the Nile, Red Cross cubing at court house. Bring sandwiches for lunch. 12:30 p. m. Jolly Stitchers, home of Mrs Helen Ford, 339 South Central avenue. Thursday 7:30 p. m. Officers of USWV Auxiliary, practice at armory. Friday 7:30 p. m. Ladies auxiliary, No. 421, Carpenters and Joiners of America, party at home of Dorothy Blickenstaff, 324 Van couver street, to reveal names of "secret sisters." Each mem ber bring card for sister. Stockman Warns Against Dangers In British Loan Washington, Jan. 28 0J.R) Rep. Lowell Stockman, R., Ore., today asked the house where the United States "would draw the line" tf the proposed loan to Great Britain were granted. "Let the British get their foot inside the door of the U. S. treasury and we'll have plenty of other 'customers' right be hind them all expecting hand outs," he told the house. He listed Russia, France, Italy, Belgium and Poland as potential borrowers. "It Is perfectly obvious that we Just cannot make all these loans without going bankrupt outselves," he said. SILENT SCREEN STAR IS FREED FROM HUBBY New York. Jan. 28 OJ.R) Gloria Swanson, star o? the si lent screen, was awarded a legal separation today from William M. Davey, with whom she lived for two months after their mar ft $trt Tim Omif... iMjbf ! friei Win i W, -4 ea-atalty ana! l IX tar U to lit ia oHrr bsilbel ReantifuJ LSrabo Md ri T"r lea a riot of color! Saot in lies fo .atiM aiantlac . full asosx-) hark fuaraot! Order si1 SEND NC MOSEY Juet sum mnJ atfldreaa: rai noelmao air 11 slaa CO D. mtare aw ame I -cat order Md prepaid). Mall end MirhUan Bulb Co., Dept. 832 Grand Rapids 2, Michigan Park View Convalescent Home 153 Granite St. Ashland Ore Registered Nurse tn Charge Equipment for bed patients. WASHING MACHINE REPAIR FOR ALL MAKES Also Refrigeration Service Younger's Appliance 31 N. Bartlett Phone 2419 We Are Now Equipped To Offer COMPLETE SERVICE OLIVER CLETRAC FARM MACHINERY 520 South Riverside Ave. Under the Supervision of the New Dealer and Manager, R. B. Eatherton riage on Jan. 29, 1945. 1 Supreme Court Justice Morris Eder, who awarded the separa tion, also dismissed a counter claim for annulment brought by Davey and ruled that Miss Swan son could keep two. star ruby rings which he had given her. Ohioians paid $1,028,511 in cigarette taxes in a recent month, 8.5 per cent less than the month before when cigarettes first began coming back on he civilian market and some hoard ing was going on. ATTENTION VETERANS In Need of Housing and. PARTS for at POPE SEES NO SOLUTION IN STATE OWNERSHIP Vatican City, Jan. 26 U.R Pope Pius in a speech released today said that collectivism can not solve social problems be cause there always would be a conflict between labor and state capitalism. The pope made the speech yes terday before representatives of labor and management in the hydroelectric industry. The group included members of com munist and socialist parties. Olf you are a veteran of World War II ,and if you or your wife hare been former resident! of this community, write the Jackson County Cham ber of Commerce, stating your needs. We have no listings and no houses. We want thii information to present to government authoritie to show necessity of additional housing units. Do not call in person or telephone: Send your response in writing. Address: Jackson County Chamber of Com merce, 123 W. Main Street, Medford, Oregon. PLEASE WRITE NOW! and cAirn or thawm W wish to express our heartfelt gratitude or the Kind expressions of sympathy and the beauUful flowers received In this time of our bereave ment. Mr. John Goodhew. Miss Lola Goodhew. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Goodhew and family. JAMES K. HOEY Registered Enginaar Plan and Specifications Mechanical Structural Heating and Air Conditioning Design of Buildings and Residences Ph. 4078 48 Quince St. WAINSCOTT'S PHARMACY 400 East Main Phono 2440
