Society and Cu&K2J
Butte Falls Group
Takes New Member;
Officers Nominated
Butte Falls Mt. Pitt club met
June 15 at the home of Mrs.
Booth Dyer. Twelve members at
tended and Mrs. David Bergran,
who formerly lived in Washing
ton, became a new member.
The president, Mrs. Bill Ray
nane, read a letter from Mrs.
Harold Johnston thanking the
club members for a farewell
gift. A "thank you" card from
Mrs. Roy Menteer was also read.
Mrs. Lloyd Tungate gave a
financial report.
The club plans a wiener roast
Saturday, June 24, at 6 p. m at
Whisky Springs. Each member
attending is to bring a potluck
dish and service for their own
family. Wieners, coffee and soft
drinks will be furnished by the
club.
Officers' for the coming year
were nominated and election
will be held at the July meeting.
Nominated for president and
vice-president were Mrs. Ken
neth Rodgers, Mrs. Roy Menteer,
Mrs. Elma Elufson, Mrs. Charles
Capello, Mrs. Bruce Burton and
Mrs. B. K. Boatman; for secre
tary, Mrs. Bob Driskell, Mrs.
Dick Zimmerlee and Mrs. Booth
Dyer; treasurer, Mrs. Leslie Ca
sey, Mrs. David Bergran and
Mrs. Henry Tygart.
Next meeting of the club will
be at the home of Mrs. Driskell,
June 29. and will be the birthday
meeting.
As the close of the meeting
refreshments were served by
Mrs. Dyer, assisted by Mrs. C.
Capello.
Phoenix Class Holds
Meeting Friday Night
Phoenix Homemakers' class
of the Phoenix Presbyterian
class held the monthly social
and business meeting at the
church Friday, with 24 present.
Plans had been made for an out
door wiener roast, but due to
the weather, an indoor event was
held, with the wiener roast held
around the fireplace in the par
lor of the church.
The committee, Mr. and Mrs.
Rex Nicodemus and Mr. and Mrs.
Ed White, had charge of enter
tainment and furnished the des
sert, climaxing the wiener
roast with watermelon.
During the business meeting
it was decided that in the future
the expenses of each dinner and
meeting would be met by the
class rather than by the host
committee.
Election of officers will be
held at the next meeting. Of
ficers serve for a period of six
months and during the past term
Vincent Claflin has been presi
dent and Mrs. Claflin secretary.
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British Daughters
Women eligible for member
ship in Daughters of the British
Empire will gather at Girls'
Community club tonight at 8
o'clock to organize a Rogue Riv
er valley chapter of the group.
A pre-organizational meeting
was held not long ago and it is
expected that the new group
will be chartered within two or
three weeks.
Officers are to be elected at
the meeting tonight.
Mrs. R. B. Hall, Mrs. Florence
Benner and Mrs. G. W. Ailing
ham have been Instrumental in
forming the new group, and any
one interested may call Mrs.
Hall. 2-9003, for additional in
formation, and is invited to at
tend tonight's meeting.
Job's Daughters
n Central Point
Plan Installation
Central Point Installation of
officers for the coming term will
be held by the Central Point
bethel of Job's Daughters Thurs
day at 8:30 p. m. in the Masonic
temple in Central Point. Miss
Laural Jewett. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. H. P. Jewett, will be
installed honored queen, and the
retiring queen is Miss Jan Free
man. Preceding the installation cere
monies the bethel will give a
formal banquet in Miss Free
man's honor.
Installing officers will be Miss
Freeman, queen; Miss Jean Ham
ilton, a past queen, installing
guide; Mrs. Archie Quacken
bush, past queen, installing mar
shal, and Miss Patsy Faber, past
queen, installing musician. Miss
Donna Nealon will be chaplain;
Mrs. Clyde Barlow, secretary:
Miss Aylene Hopkins, installing
senior custodian, and Mrs. Rob
ert Jantzer, junior custodian.
Social Club Members
To Picnic Wednesday;
Plan Chapter Reports
A potluck picnic luncheon will
be served at the home of Mrs.
A. W. Denney for Reames Social
club members, Wednesday, June
m, at 12:30 p. m.
Those who need transporta
tion are to call Mrs. L. S. Ettin-
ger. phone 3-1679. Members are
reminded to take table service.
In event of rain, the meeting
will be held in the Masonic hall.
Reames chapter. Order of the
Eastern Star, will meet June 22
at 8 p. m.. in the Masonic hall,
for initiation and reports of the
grand chapter session to be given
by Mr. and Mrs. Fred Purdin,
worthy patron and matron.
Jackie Schmidt
Leaves for South
Miss Jackie Schmidt, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Schmidt,
South Pacific highway, has
left for Norfolk. Va., where she
will spend the summer with her
brother, Lt. Rodney Schmidt,
Mrs. Schmidt and their son.
When she returns in the fall,
Miss Schmidt will enter Occi
dental college in Los Angeles,
where she will study under a
scolarship. Miss Schmidt expects
to become an art teacher. She
has studied at Southern Oregon
college in Ashland since gradu
ating from Medford high school.
Miss Schmidt's mother is a
graduate of Occidental college.
Miss Schmidt made the trip
east by motor with Miss Hugh
Bell, teacher in the Phoenix
schools, and Miss Bell's mother.
To Give Party
Medford Navy Mothers' club
will sponsor a card party at the
veterans' center at Camp White
Wednesday evening. Members of
the club are asked to meet at
106 Almond street for trans
portation to the camp, and those
attending are asked to take pies
for the refreshment hour.
Annual
Drama Festival
Ashland, June 19 Try-outs
were being held today for the
10th annual Shakespearean fes
tival, with the largest number
of aspirants ever to appear on
hand. It is hoped that casting
can be completed by the end of
tonight's session, sheduled for
7 p. m. at the Elizabethan thea
ter. The festival will run from
August 2 to 24 this year, and
has attracted more nation-wide
publicity already than in past
years.
All members of the directorial
staff, under the supervision of
Producing Director' Angus Bow
mer, are expected to be on hand
for the casting. They include
James Sandoe, assistant profes
sor of library science at the Uni
versity of Colorado: Richard
Graham, New York, and Allen
Fletcher, Purdue university.
Doug Russell of Stanford univer
sity will again handle costum
ing and Otto Wilds will direct art
work. Miss Carol Eller, also of
Stanford, will direot dance se-uaences.
Bowmer this week-end ex
Dressed pleasure with the out
look for the 10th annual produc
tion. "There is no question but
the quality of our shows this
season will far exceed those of
past years," he said. "We have
a much larger group to choose
from, and included in the ap
plicants are many experienced
actors."
Attendance at the productions
will also be larger in the past,
according to advance indications.
The Chamber of Commerce of
fice reports that ticket applica
tions are already coming in.
Rehearsals are scheduled to
start tomorrow.
CALENDAR
NOTIfF NO. S25
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE flF OREOON FOR JACK
SON COUNTY PROBATE DIVI
SION
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
OF CLARENCE EAKL, MYUUa,
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
the undersigned Administratrix in
the above entitled matter has Wed
herein her Final Renort and Account
and that Monday. July 10. 1930. at
9:30 oclocK A.M. In tne court Mouse
in th rilv nt Medford. .TacltSOn
County, Oregon, has been fixed by
the above named court as me iime
and place for hearing objections to
said final account and tor the exam
ination and allowance thereot.
DATED: June 5, 1950.
JESSIE Y. MYERS.
AriminUtrntriv
NEFF. FROHNMAYER It LOWRY,
Attorneys for the Administratrix
Monday
8 p. m. Olive Rebekah lodge,
IOOF hall.
8 p. m. Daughters of the Brit
ish Empire, organizational meet
ing. Girls' Community club.
Tuesday
10 a. m. Delphian society.
Girls' Community club.
10 a. m. Oak Grove Neigh
borhood club, Mrs. V. T. Wilson,
Jannev lane.
10:30 a. m. St. Anne's Altar
Society of Sacred Heart church
at parish hall for transportation.
1 d. m. Women's association
of Presbyterian church at
church.
1 p. m. Mrs. W. Zundel's cir
cle, ladies' parlor.
1:15 p. m. Mrs. Chester
James circle. WSCS, at her home,
324 Vancouver avenue.
1:15 p. m. Mrs. Paul Cowell's
circle, wsuo, sunstune parlor.
1:30 p. m. Mrs. Floyd Lewis'
circle. WSCS, at her home, 114
Genessee street.
1:30 p. m. Mrs. J. Scott
Heatherington's WSCS circle at
her home. 12 Black UaK drive.
1:15 p. m. Mrs. Harrv Olsen's
circle. WSCS. Mrs. F. F. Burk,
1320 Kidcewav street.
1:30 p. m. Navy Mothers'
club. Girls Community club.
2 p. m. Gleaners' class of
First Baptist church at church,
From Seattle
Mrs. E. B. Larson of Seattle
has arrived in Medford to spend
a month with her mother, Mrs.
Thea Hokanson, 1017 West Ninth
street, and Mrs. Larson has vis
ited in Medford in the past.
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Dead lint Sunday CUwlilttf It at
pjf n Saturday.
Reeular meeting Med
ford Lodge NO. 83,
LOOT,, Tuei.. June
20th. 8 p.m. Refresh
ment!. Visitors welcome.
h. tram, w.u.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
TOR SALE Large house, near acad-
emy; suitaute iop lamuy or ouwra
ers. Phone 2-3324,
FOR SALE Larue Wedgewood gas
range with trasn nurner, eiec. ciwr
and light: also Monroe automatic
gas furnace. Both like new. Bargain.
pn. z-uh;)3 aiter 7 p.m.
NEW temporary location. 232 N. Riv-
ersiae. Hay marKs sent-y.
ELECTRIC fence controller, like new.
Also tanues. nana apring a... mcu-
ford
FOR SALE Service station, stock and
equipment'. jacKson au-cc. oc.wi-;
station. aza w. tenirai
FOR SALE 2300 ft. 2x12s. make of-
fer. Also "30 model A rora sea an.
Ph. 2-7587.
FURN. APT., close In. gas heat, stove.
eiec. reirig., ju. nusui gin u
couple, inq. 3-14 s. central.
37 4-DOOR Oldsmobile for sale cheap:
needs repairing. 731 w. mn.
MAN WANTED to cut wood by the
cord. See Dr. wexier, zjo main.
Ashland
LOST Brown" ' and white springer
spaniel, license 2509. Ph. 2-8063.
LOST Male pointer dog. Reward. Ph.
FOR SALE BY OWNER 2-bedroom
home, close to city center, rncea
for quick sole. $4730. 527 N. Bartlett.
WANTED Late edition Marian Web-
ster dictlonery, unabridged, tor one
weeK. Fft. Z-337B evenings
REWARD for return of dark brown
leather wallet lost aaturaay nignt.
Esquire theater. Main and Bartlett.
Ph. 5-1597.
FOR LEASE OR RENT
Ground floor store space In mod
ern building In Central Point. Ore
gon. Second floor office space, newly
remodeled and decorated, in Central
Point, Oregon.
227 Pine St.
Central Point. Ore.
Phone 1242
I WILL not be responsible for any
debts otner man my own. jonn uiar
no. Medford. Ore.
MALE BOOKKEEPERMust have had
livestock background. Write to Rte
2. Box 193. giving qualifications and
reierences.
CEMENT work floors, walks, patios:
free estimate; licensed contractor.
Ph. 2-7943.
3 -ROOM apt. 421 Earhart. Ph. 12 03 g.
K O LEE Hard-seat Ketacer
SIOUX Valve Face Grinding
Machine
ALLEN BATTERY Charger
Handy Set Air Grease Gun
SIOUX DRILL PRESS
Heavy Duty Vice
PHONE 2-8132
COOK wanted. Berrydale Restaurant.
$1,775 GOOD risk contract for quick
sale. At yauu discount, rn. .um
FOR RENT Unfurnished 3-rm. du-
plex apt. Call at 711 E. Main.
FOR SALE Mack log truck and trail
er. Ready to go. 1 N.T. Ha -ton flat
rack. Ph. 2-3421.
LARGE national organization has
opening for a full-time Insurance
Inspector in Medford area. Car and
typing experience necessary. Write
M. Shutter. P. O. Box 629. Eugene.
Ore.
14-KT. HOUSE TRAILER for sale
cheap. 328 N. Central.
CiAnn J acres on Rogue river, near
Gold Hill 2-bedroom furn.
home, chicken houses, barn; on the
river.
Ray Marks, Agency. Realtor
232 N. Riverside. Ph. 2-2478
FOR SALE TRAVELO TRAILER
HOUSE 27 ft.: awning and enclos
ure, four jacks. Nelson dolly, 12
gal. propane tank, apartment size
range, permanent bed, bed daveno.
circulating oil heater, many other
extras. It's really a bargain at S1300.
See at 304 South Holly St.. after 4
p.m.
WANTED Middleaged married man
who understands cattle and irrigation.
To live and work on farm near
Medford. Tribune Box 214.
GROCERY clerk in large Medford
store, working hrs. 1 p.m. to 10 p.m.
Over 21 yrs. of age. write Tribune
Box 216.
FOR SALE Oat and vetch hay, $23
Rer ton. in field. Ready now. Ben
elson. Rt. 1. Box 292-A. Ph. 3-1307.
ANNOUNCING OPENING of Roy's
Feed Store at Ruch. Convenient for
those in the vicinity. A complete
line of Roy's and Swift's feed, seed,
poultry and dairy supplies. At Ruch
Junction.
WE BUY. sell or trade new and used
bathroom fixtures, doors, windows
and building material. Haggard Lum
ber Co.. Phoenix. Ph. 2-7013.
JOHN DF.ERE MOD. H. TRACTOR,
recently overhauled, equipped with
2-row cultivator and all attachments,
$595.
FRUEHAUF DUAL-AXLE SEMI
TRAILER, 24-ft. flatbed. 3th wheel.
$500.
PACIFIC 2'i" pump with 9-h.p.
Wisconsin motor, used 3 weeks: will
handle 20 sprinklers. $190.
See at Midwav Auction Yard
Phone W. J. Bray. Med. 2-7866.
Monday. Jung 19, 1950
MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE THHEB
OAK GROVE AUCTION
TUES.. JUNE 20. 7 P. M.
LATE ARRIVALS
Used doors, windows, roofing,
toilets, lavatory, hot water tank,
twin beds, springs. Lots of good
merchandise for this sale.
FOLDING bed complete, like new, $25.
Used high chair. $3. Ph. 2-7968.
FOR SALE
You can't go wrong on this:
1 acre, fine garden soil, irrigated:
close In; 2-bedroom, modern house:
garage, fruit room, good chicken
Rouse, brooder house, all kinds
fruits, nuts and berries, lovely gar.
den. Only $7500. terms, or will trade
for Central Point or Medford prop
erty. Also
Several good suburban lots, some
with city water available. Small
down payment.
Also
Some good highway property,
suitable for trailer court or motel.
C. C. Chapman. Real Estate
la mile N. Big Y. Hwy. 99
FURNITURE SALE Tonight. 7:30
p.m. J.&B. Auction. Crater hwy.
at Airport jet. Ph. 2-2114 for Infor
mation. We have a nice clean '36
Buick sedan in nice shape, and 3
2-wheel trailers, bot h w i th Orr's
lovely old bedroom set with poster
bed, and 2-piece bedroom set, din
ing room set with 6 oak chairs, one
especially nice 2-tone davenport and
chair set, another good daven
port, one lovely old mahogany
rocker, s e v e ral good rockers, oc
casional chairs, 1 power lawnmower
with Brigg-Stratton motor. 1 old
organ in fine condition. 1 sectional
bookcase, cedar chest, chest of draw
ers, straight chairs, rugs, ranges,
springs, mattresses, dishes, collec
tables, pictures, tools, sewing ma
chines, radios, washing machine,
some fishing equipment, new tools,
shotgun and hundreds of misc.
items. Plan to attend this sale, as all
must go to make room for coming
in for our Thursday night sale.
Auctioneers, Vern Hayes and Virgil
Budden.
Garden Dusts Ortho & Dupont
Sprays and Dusts.
F. E. SAMSON CO., Inc.
COMMERCIAL SPRAYING of
kinds. Ph. 2-5376, Withrow.
all
Garden Sprnyers Rain Kings (All
Types) many others Just the one
you need.
F. E. SAMSON CO., Inc.
WANTED Experienced wool presser.
Apply in person. Nu-Way Cleaners.
801 E. Main.
CHERRY pitters, 70c and $2 30. Do lt
the easy way.
F. t SAMSON CO.. Inc.
SURPRISE BOX Get your nam In
lt If your hair needs to be shaped
or you need a permanent. We have
machine, machlneless or cold wave.
Call 2-6303. COOK'S BEAUTY
SHOP. Operators, Mildred Cook
wuaon ano Alma Ciinns,
FORD Brake Reiine Special. 1938
1949. Lining and labor, $18 90; com
plete hydraulic system overhaul,
labor $10,30. parts extra. Master
repair oerv.ee. u Almond.
Poultry Drinking Founts Double
Wall 2 gal. $2.13. 3 gal. $2.73
6 gal. $3.938 gnl. $3 95.
C aAwaOW CO.. Inc.
WANTED GOLD HILL AREA men
thinners at Sams Vallev Orchard.
5 miles north of Gold Hill on Sams
vwiicy nwy,
LADIES Garden Gloves. 89c.
F. E. SAMSON CO.. Inc.
LARGE Double Loads green Ur slabs
Call 2-4449 Fiber's.
FOR SALE 1934 l'i-ton Dodge truck
with new motor. Reasonable. Master
Repair Service. U Almond St.
Garden Hose 50 guaranteed $4.59.
F. E. SAMSON CO.. Inc.
USED RANGES, REFRIGERATORS
and WASHING MACHINES
TROWBRIDE & FLYNN ELEC CO
Phone 2-5211 214 W Main
Dairy Spray Dupont's Residual
. spray, use less often effective, 43c
for 3 gal.
F. E. SAMSON CO . Inc.
Sec the new EXTRA WIDE aluminum
Garage Doors at Builder's Supply
Co.. 727 W. McAndrews Rd.
Chevrolet Brake Reiine Special. 1938
1948. Brake lining and labor $17.25.
Master cyl. overhaul, parts and la
bor, $9.10. Wheel cy). overhaul, $2
each with brake reiine. Master
Repair Service, 11 Almond.
Strawberry Weevil Spray with Meth
oxchlor. F. E. SAMSON CO., Inc.
PUBLIC SALE of SURPLUS CAMP.
ING EQUIPMENT Wool blankets,
silverware, food trays, etc. WED.
P.M., June 21. at old Myron Root
Packing Plant, S. Fir.
LOCKER Containers alt kinds.
F. E. SAMSON CO., Inc.
1511
New and Used Office
Desks, Files, Chairs
Adding Machines and
Typewriters For Rent
We Repair All Makes
Medford Office
EQUIPMENT CO.
41 S. Grape Ph. 2-4100
LIMITED SUMMER SPECIAL?
ONE 8x10 SILVERTONE PORTRAIT
Only 95c
And This Ad at the
ELLISON STUDIO
32 N. CENTRAL
Proofs to Choose From. Only One to a Person or
Two to a Family,
HOW MUD CAM A CIGARETTE BE?
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'Million Dollar Voice" Sings Camels' Praises
w y'y::-:-
RIO PINZA, fsmoiu for his starring role In the smash-hit South
Pacifle, says: "Mildness la all-Important to me aa a singer. I amoka
the cigarette that agreea with my throat . . . Camell"
Nates' threat tpacUllsU resort aa 30-DSY TEST at Canal lawtars:
Not One Single Case
of Throat Irritation Due
to Smoking CAMELS
mi'iw mi 'J ' ' .........
Hundreds of men snd women
were In this coast-to-coast tent.
They smoked Camels and only
Camels for 30 consecutive days.
Each week, noted throat special
ists examined the throat of every
amoker In the test 2,470 exami
nations In all with the above
findings I
Make Your Own
Thirty-Day Camel
Mildnese Teat...
In your "T-Zone"!
Thst'i T for Throit, T for Taste.
Bee how mild a cl(arette can be I
Smokers are Testing Cigarettes More Critically than
Ever Before Millions Prove Camel Mildness
in their own "T-Zones"
Top "Pop" Singer says
Camel's "Tops" with her
(T for Throat . . .T for Taste)
Yes, more and more smokers are finding there is
one sensible way to test a cigarette . . . smoke that
cigarette pack after pack, day after day for SO days!
That's just the test that
Camel asks you to make for
yourself!
What can you, the smoker,
really learn from the trick
tests and short cuts you hear
about over and over again?
From one puff of this ciga
rette ... a sniff of that cig
arette ... an inhale of one
brand ... an exhale of an
other? No, you don't have to rely on
tricks! You have your own
"T-Zone" (your Throat and your
Taate) the beat possible proving
ground for a cigarette. And for the
right anawer the sensible answer
smoke Camels, and only Camela,
in your "T-Zone" for 30 days. Once
you've tested Camel's choice to
baccos as a steady smoke pack
after pack you'll discover how
mild and good-tasting a cigarette
can be!
!
1 linin
FRAN waaRIH rdlo and re
cording star, recently chosen
br the American Academy of
Entertainment as "Queon of
Sons", "My voice means my
llvlnir," Fran tells you. "My
own test won me to Camels.
They asree with my throat
Camels are fun to smoke I"
V. it Sair
MORE DOCTORS
SMOKE CAMELS
than any other cigarette
A nationwide survey of doe
tors in every State of the forty
eight revealed that more doctors
smoke Camels than any other
brand.
Doctors In every branch of
medicine were queried. "What
cigarette do you smoke, Doc
tor?" was the question asked of
113,597 doctors. And the brand
named most was Cornell
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Cross Section, U. 5. 4.
SPORTS
Mel Parnell. itar
hurler of the Boe
toa Kd Sox, aayi.
"I mada my own 90
dmy tMt of Camel
mildneee.tndleur
en toyed it I Mildeet
etffarett I erer
amokedt They
acre with my
throat."
BUSINESS
Warren Oitrom.ttv
armnct) broker, la
a Camel amoker
from war back,
"30 -day teat?" ha
aye. "why. I tee ted
Camela for myeelf
yeara aeot And
Carnal mildnaaa la
alwuya welcome to
my throat."
AVIATION
Rath Shafer oaaa
her voice plenty aa
an alt-port control
tower operator. "In
my rob. it'a a muat
that I ba in good
volce'ahe will
tall yoa. "And...
Camel myelga-rettel'
HOME LIFE
Hoaaewlfa Mr
Jan Chrlatman
eaya, "Serving
Camela li tha mark
of thoughtful
ho tees. I'ra triad
and taated many
branda Tbare'a
nothing quit lika
Caraele for taeta
and mlMneee."