Local and Personal
Raturm Home Mrs. Fred
Stammen, Route 1, Box 458. has
returned home to lurther recov
er from i recent operation at
Sacred Heart hospital.
Change Service St. Mark's
Episcopal church announces that
there will be a service of Holy
Communion Thursday at 11 a.m.
In celebration of Ascension Day.
No service will be held Friday.
Motor Burnt Out A fire truck
was dispatched to the E. H.
Classen residence, 322 South
Central avenue, about 11 a.m.
yesterday when a refrigerator
motor burned out. Firemen re
ported no damage except to the
motor.
To Meet The Ladies Mission
ary Union of Friends church
will meet in the home of Mrs.
Harold Allen, Central Point, Fri
day, May 10. A potluck luncheon
will be served at noorr.
Community Club Fern Val
ley Community club will meet
Friday at 8' p.m. in the Fern
Valley school.
e
In Paratroopers Kenneth J.
Mikesell, son of Mrs. Ann Pear
son, Cozy Corner lunch, has
qualified as a patratrooper at
maneuvers at Fort Bragg, N. C,
To Elect Medford Bethel of
Job's Daughters will hold elec
tion of officers at a regular
meeting at 7:30 p.m. today In
the Masonic temple.
Reserve Meeting The 382nd
quartermaster battalion of the
organized reserve corps will
meet at 8 p.m. Thursday, May
18, in the Federal building at
33 North Riverside avenue. The
meeting will pertain to the pri
mary functions of administra
tive, operations and supply sec
tions. This will be a pay meeting.
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Mothers To Meet Medford
chapter of Gold Star Mothers
will hold their regular meeting
at 8 p.m. today in the Girls'
Community club.
Card Party Neighbors of
Woodcraft will hold a public
card party at the Phoenix
Grange hall Thursday. May 18.
Mre. Guy Cobleigh, Mrs. How
ard Thompson and Mrs. Helen
Norris will make up the refresh
ment committee.-
Keys Lost Mrs. Carrie E. Bill,
303 Pine street, Yreka, Cal., re
ported to city police that (he lost
five car keys in a brown case
yesterday while shopping in
Medford with four other Yreka
women. It was thought the keys
were lost at the Montgomery
Ward store.
Car Damaged The front end
of a coupe driven by Pearl May
Moulton, 129 Kenwood avenue,
was badly damaged last night in
a collision at the Main and Sixth
street intersection, according to a
city police report. Police said
that the coupe was involved In a
collision with a sedan operated
by Earl C. Hopkins, 724 Victory
street.
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Nurse To Organise Practical
nurses of Jackson county met
Monday night at the Community
hospital to lay plans for a formal
organization. Practical nurses
are to be licensed in Oregon after
July 1 and the nurses here be
lieve an organization of their
profession will help them meet
requirements that are to be set
up. Practical nurses working in
Jackson county will be notified
of the next meeting date.
To Install Foundation Esther
Mockleby asked the city building
inspector's office this morning
for a permit to construct a $1,000
foundation for a resident at 519
West 11th street. Ira Burns re
quested a permit to build a $500
garage at 206 Girard drive. T.
B. Lynch applied to make S500
renovatioas to a residence at
324 West Jackson street and F
W. Barnhart to construct a S250
garage at 1115 East Main strct.
R. B. Wolfe asked yesterday to
make a $500 addition to a resi
dence at 722 Grant street.
Court House News
Divorce Decrees
Cole. Ve ma G. vs. Alvan win-
ton. To plaintiff.
Price. Donna May vs. Robert
L. To Plaintiff.
Williams. Marguerite vs. t rea
D. ...
Tlaltnn LOUIS M. VS. L,OdB
Belle. To plaintiff.
Peters, Bessie J-.ouise vs. Ice
land Benjamin. To plaintiff.
Lynch, Mary Elizabeth vs.
James Martin. To plaintiff.
Igo, Lois J. vs. tari n. iu
plaintiff.
Price, Dora C. vs. Clyde,
r.riffin .Teannette Ellen vs.
Howard Wallace.
Divorce Complaint
Stacy, Charles D. vs. Rebecca
Jean. -- -
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5:30 p.m. for following day. 10 em
Monday for Monday; noon
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EMPLOYER!
Would You ? ? ? ?
Can You Afford To ? ? ? ?
FIRE AN EMPLOYEE
Who Has Learned Your Methods of Doing
Business. Who Has Done and is Doing a
Good Job For You.
To Give the Job to Another Man Just
Because This Other Man
WANTS THE JOB?
Your Answer Is Ho!
Your County Is Just Another Business!
Treat Its Elected Officers (Employees) the Same Way
. You Would Your Own
NOMINATE FOR RE-ELECTION
Howard Gault Sheriff
Paul Rynning .... County Surveyor
W. P. Tucker . . Justice of the Peace
Bob Lytle . . . County Commissioner
Obituary
FLORENCE; SIMS
Private funeral services for
Mrs. Florence Sims, 401 East
12th street, who passed away
Monday, win be neid at Pert fa
neral home Saturday at 10:30
a.m., with the Rev. Donald H.
Byern. pastor of the Central ave
nue cnurcn of Christ, officiating
Interment will take place in Sis
kiyou Memorial Park.
Wall Street
CLARENCE MOSHER
Clarence Henry Mosher. a resi
dent of Central Point for the past
15 years, passed away there
Tuesday. Mr. Mosher was born
at roncuilac, Wis., on Oct. 8,
1865. and was aged 84 vears.
During World War II he ser
ved as city marshal of Central
Point and during his younger
years ne was engaged in police
work.
He is survived by his wife,
Mary. Central Point; two sons,
Leo. Central Point, and Jack,
O'Brien, Cal.: one daughter, Mrs.
Marguerite Soop. Sanborn, la.,
and four grandchildren-. Robert
Mosher, Sacramento, Cal., and
Daisy, Virginia and Florence
Soop, Sanborn, la.
Funeral arrangements are in
charge of Perl funeral home and
will be announced later.
GEORGE PILGRIM
Remains of George Edward
Pilgrim who was killed in a log
ging operation near Butte Falls
Monday, were forwarded to his
home in Leavenworth, Wash.,
Tuesday for services and inter
ment there. Arrangements here
were in care of Conger-Morris
funeral home.
Mr. Pilgrim was born in Grin
ncll, la., June 18, 1928, and had
lived at Butte Falls for two
years. Surviving are his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Egbert S. Pilgrim,
Leavenworth, and a sister, Mrs.
Roy C. Price, Butte Falls.
MILTON SMITH
Services for Milton Isaac
Smith, 72, who passed away in a
local hospital Tuesday, will be
held in Conger-Morris Chapel at
10:30 a.m. Friday, with the Rev.
Meredith Groves officiating.
Committal services will be in
Yreka Friday afternoon. A com
plete obituary will be published
later.
Gray Ladies Visit
Camp White Tuesday
Camp White, May 17 Grey
ladies of the Red Cross held a
meeting of the Bamboo club and
visited the infirmary ward and
Company A, Tuesday afternoon.
In addition they served in the
Red Cross office, writing letters
and attending to other duties.
The group included Mrs. Rease
Braley, Mrs. J. P. Naumes, Mrs.
Ralph G. Bardwell, Mrs. A. E.
Littrell.. Mrs. Roy Stanley and
Mrs. Jim Town, all Medford.
A Red Cross tour saw some of
the men driven to the scenic
points around the Butte Falls
country the same afternoon.
BIRTHS
FIELDS Tn Mr nnW Mrs
Rnsrnp 71 Q Nnrth Ponlrol nta.
nue. May 15, 1950, a girl, 8 lbs.,
at Community hospital.
MILLIGAN To Mr. and Mrs.
Bert, Phoenix, May 14, 1950, a
boy, 734 lbs., at Community hos
pital. BRUGMAN To Mr. and Mrs.
Francis, Portland, May 15, 1950,
a .boy, . 4 lbs., at Community
I hospital.
KENT To Mr. and Mrs.
John, 528 Fairmount avenue,
May 15, 1950, a girl, VA lbs., at
Community hospital.
HARR To Mr. and Mrs.
John B., Jacksonville, May 15,
1950, a boy, 7 lbs., at Commu
nity hospital.
CATJTHON To Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest, Route 1, Box 483AA,
May 16, 1950, a girl, 8Ti lbs., at
Community hospital,
SINGLER To Mr." and Mrs.
Milton, 111 Chestnut street,
May 16, 1950, a boy, 8 lbs., at
Community hospital.
TURNIDGE To Mr. and Mrs.
Wallace, route 1, box 442, May
16, 1950, a boy, 8'i lbs., at Com
munity hospital.
FIELDS To Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth, Jacksonville, May 14,
1950, a girl, 6 lbs., at Sacred
Heart hospital.
DENMAN To Mr. and Mrs.
George. Box 52, Medford, May
15, 1950, a boy, 8 lbs., at Sacred
Heart hospital.
ONE A YEAR, ALL GIRLS
Plttsfield, Me. (U.fi) Lloyd
Brooks has 11 daughters, the
oldest 12.
DRIVE-III
theatre
New York. May 17 i'J.R;
Stocks advanced to four-year
highs in the general average to
day and industrials readied
their beet level in nearly 20
years.
Trading increased on the re
covery which was at its best
shortly after mid-session when
a move to cut the capital gains
tax and reduce the holding pe
riod for tax purposes brought in
considerable investment buying.
Dow Jones closing stock aver
ages: 30 industrials 220.60. up
0.90; 20 railroads 56.57, up 0.13:
15 utilities 43.82, up 0.17; 65
stocks 78.08, up 0.29.
Sales amounted to 2.020.000
shares, compared with 1,730,000
shares yesterday.
Livestock
Portland, Ore.. May 17 V P.)
cattle 300; noidover 60; steers active,
steady; cows very slow; scattered sales
weak at the week' earlier decline:
larsely $1-1.50 lower: one lot hi eh
good 857 lb. fed steers $30; cutter-com
mon beef type cutters 15 7a; common-medium
beef cows $17-20 or
above; good bulla (22.
Calves 75; market very slow; few
medium vealers $ 18-21; no good
grades sold early; held above $27.
Hogs 200; market active, steady;
good-choice 180-230 lbs. $21.75-22:
few good 230-2R0 lbs. $20-20.50; odd
Rood 350-350 lb. sows $15 50-lfi 50;
lighter weights to $17; few good
choice 100 lb. feeders $22.
Sheep 350; market very slow; Rood
springers $2(i; good-choice $2K25;
good shorn old crop lambs above $22;
good slaughter ewes to $8 or above.
San Francisco, Mnv 17 (U P.)
Cattle 100. Supply includes around 30
head grass cows which will not be
shown today. Trade opened moder
ately active with fully steady prices.
Odd head mostly low-medium heifers
$22-24. Lot medium grass cows
$21.50. few canner and cutler cnwi
$13.50-18. One lot good feeder steers
u..mf, muMia.v, one ioi mcoium
slaughter steers $27: small lot me
dium 900 lb. heifers $24; some htgh-
uicuium rime cows wz. lot medium
1130 lb. $21.25. Odd head heavv Hol
steins $20 and $21. Odd head good
sausage bulls $23-24. Calves none.
Tuesday, several aood venlr s:il
couple cults $22.
Hogs 2.-0. Active. h.it.-hrr
cents higher, sows steady. Good and
cnoice ivu-z-tu id. butchers $22.73
Odd head rood sows tm in scin it t
$14. Tuesday, lot good 285-200 lb.
butchers $20.50.
heep 100, holdovers 75. Not fullv
established. One small lnt annri nH
choice long-tailed spring lambs $27.
Few culls $20. Tuesday, moderately
active, spring lambs fully steady, de
mand very narrow for good fall
slaughter ewes, which were fully
$1.50 or more lower. Good and i
choice 83-104 lb. spring lambs $27.
Lot medium and good 82 lb. $26 50 I
small lot fat good 145 lb. No, 3 pelt
ewes $8. Deck nicrlium anA B,t
mostly No 2 pelt 88 lb. old-crop lambs
and yearlings mixed $22.50.
CHEAPER THAT WAY
St. Louie IJ.Pi A hiirrtln.
didn t have any trouble robbing
the Cherry Blossom Co. safe of
S20 in nettv rash Hp
read a sign saying the safe could
uc upeuea Dy turning me cnai
left to No. 7 and followed the
directions. The firm put up the
Slffn after thp nata hurl hnen
badly damaged by a burglar's
eiions to rorce it open years
ago.
DOG'S EYE COST $200
Atlanta (U.RI Judge Ralph
McClelland ordered J. Eric Ea
son to pay C. Richard Battle $200
because Eason threw a rock at
Battle's hoKtnn hull Iprripr Th
dog lost an eye.
Wednesday, May 17, 1950
Prospect Slates
Baccalaureate
Services Sunday
Prospect, May 16 Baccalau
reate services for the Prospect
high school graduating class will
be held Sunday evening in the
Prospect Church of the Naza
rene. The Rev. Robert Gwinn
will speak on "The Purpose of
Life."
The high school girls' chorus
will sing two numbers, "Praise
to the Lord" and "Stranger of
Galilee," accompanied by Helen
Robertson.
Commencement exercises will
be held in the Prospect gymna
sium Friday, May 26, at 8 p.m.,
with Dr. Loren E. Messenger, as
sociate professor of psychology at
Southern Oregon college, as
speaker. The topic of his talk
will be "Pioneers."
Program Listed
The commencement program
will include: Processional and re
cessional, played- by Mrs. Jake
Jones; invocation and benedic
tion by the Rev. Robert Gwinn;
the valedictory address, given by
Pat Brown, and the salutatory ad
dress by Jo Ann Ricnks.
Special music will be furnish
ed by the girls' chorus of the high
school. Preceding the presenta
tion of the diplomas, Bob Nel
son, president of the class, will
oiesent the class picture.
Name Graduates
Members of the graduating
class are Bob Nelson. Warren
Barr, Jo Ann Ricnks, Vern An
dreson. Jerry Note, Bill Mill
bank, Pat Brown, Jerry Willson,
Virginia Huffman, Sonna Staggs,
Mary Gregory, Raymond Gibson,
Neil Burrill. and Dave Campbell.
The seniors of Prospect high
school held their senior break
fast at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Hnllenbeak after the senior i
ball. May 12. Approximately 25
people attended it. Seniors and i
their dates were invited. Buck- i
wheat hotcakes, sausage, eggs
and coffee were served. !
Daily Weather Report
FORECASTS
Medford and vicinity: Partly cloudy
tonight, becoming cloudy early
Thursday. Clearing1 In afternoon.
Showers In higher mountains.
Cooler.
Western Oregon: Partly cloudv to
night and Thursday. Cooler tonight
Low 36 to 48. High Thursday 55 along
const and 80 to 70 elsewhere.
LOCAL DATA
Temperature a year ago today:
Highest 57; Lowest 40.
Total monthly precipitation .43 Inch.
Deficiency for the month .21 Inch.
Total precipitation since September
1, 1049. 15.(12 inches.
Excess for the season .54 Inch
Relative humidity 4:30 p.m. y est cr
ony i;.w a.m. today fiit.
Observations Taken At 4:3fl A.M.,
120 Meridian Time
High Low Prec,
Boise 77 so
Boston 55 47
Chicago fin 4fl
Denver 78 4R
Eureka 54 47 .01
Havre fl5 43
Klamath Falls 74 40
Los Angeles
Medford
New York
Omaha
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WINS SCHOLARSHIP Bill
Walker, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Arlie O. Walker, 2241 Jackson
ville highway, was awarded a
$500 scholarship this week by
Oregon branch, American Fed
eration of Labor. The scholar
ship is without restrictions as to
course or college in the United
States. Young Walker, a member
of Medford high school senior
class, plans prc-medic course at
University of Oregon.
Phoonlx on B4 t
Portland 70 4S T
Reno . Wi 34
Eugene 7.1 41
Salt Lake
Snn Krnncinco Mi 50
Seattle HI 43 .04
Spokane 73 B0
Washington. D C 7S 5
Yakima 80 46
Tomorrow
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300 Attend VFW Parly
Camp White Monday
Camp White, May 17 More
than 300 members attended a
VFW party, given by the depart
ment of Oregon auxiliary in Rec
reation hall Monday. Prizes
ranged from tooth powder to soft
chair cushions.
Ice cream and cookies were
served.
The hostesses were 13 women
from Grants Pass and Medford.
including Audrey Snider, Bessie
Powers. Bertha Smith and Mabel
Drinkwater, of the Grants Pass
auxiliary, and from Medford
Amy Randall, Mary DeBerry,
Marguerite White, Marjorie
Brummond, Rilla Morris, Ger
trude Edmonds, Helen Johnston
and Mrs. Edward Burkette. An
nette Frick was a visitor.
It was announced that the
VFW auxliary would sponsor a
dance the first Monday in June.
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