To Mt Women'! Christian
Service circle of Central Point
Presbyterian church will meet
at the home of Mri. C. F. Smith
Thursday, March 20, at 1:30
p. m. Dessert will be served and
the program following will be
presented by Mrs. Guy Tex.
Plans for a rummage sale Friday
and'Saturday will be completed.
Local and Personal
Club To Meet Wenonah club License To Wed Albert Del
will meet Thursday, March 20, "jer Jones, 32. and Wanda Lee
at 1 p. m. in Redman halL Des-
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Munoz. 23, both of Ashland, re
ceived a license to wed at the
Siskiyou county courthouse on
March 14.
Leave Bruce Stuart. Beall
lane, and Harold Kenyon. Talent,
left this week by United Air
lines for Ketchikan, Alaska,
where they are employed In con
struction work. They visited
their families while here.
Plan Luncheon Scottish Rite
Women's club will install new
officers at a luncheon meeting
Monday, March 24, at 12:30
p. m. in the Medford hotel. Wives
of all Scottish Rite members are
invited to attend. Reservations
are to be made not later than
Saturday, March 22, by calling
Mrs. H. L. Alford, 2-9334 or Mrs.
Radie Hodges, telephone 3-1634.
Awarded Clifford M. Graves
Jr., a Navy fireman, son of Mr.
and Mrs. C. M. Graves, Route
1, Central Point, and husband
of Mrs. Marjorie Graves, for
merly of Medford, has been
awarded the Navy Good Con
duct medal for three years of
exemplary and loyal Navy serv
ice, according to a Navy release.
Before entering the service in
November, 1948, he attended
Medford high school.
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Tonsils Removed Judy Brill,
11. daughter of W. . Brill, 70S
Lozier lane, bad a tonsillectomy
today at Sacred Heart hospital
today, the hospital reported.
a a a
Car Stolen A dark green
1940 sedan registered to Mrs.
Cecil King, Central Point, was
stolen from Hawthorne park
sometime between 1 and S p.m.
Tuesday, city police reported
this morning.
Plan Dance Griffin Creek
Grange will hold a dance at the
Grange hall Saturday, March 22,
at 8 p.m. The event is for
Grangers and their friends.
Women attending are asked to
take sandwiches.
Sale Postponed The plant
and shrub sale scheduled by the
Central Point Garden club this
week has been postponed until
next week, Thursday, March 27,
because of inclement weather,
members reported today.
a a a
In States Darrell S. James a
Navy commissaryman first class,
has returned to the states on the
landing ship tank USS 772 after
serving 10 months in Japanese
and Korean waters, according
to a Navy release. His wife lives
at 555 Keeneway drive.
a a a
From South Dakota Mrs.
Susan Ambrose returned to Med
ford last week from Mellette,
S. D., where she had been called
by the illness and death of her
brother, Elmer Gilman. She re
turned Monday to her duties at
Lone Pine school where she
teaches the third grade.
" a
Daughter Leaves Mrs. Rich
ard Wright and infant daughter,
Teri, left today for their home
in Astoria after visiting for over
a week with Mrs. Wright's moth
er, Mrs. Inez Hayse, 407 West
Jackson street, and her. hus
band's mother, Mrs. Rosamond
Wright, 135 North Holly street.
She is a former Medford resi
dent. I
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Return Mr. and Mrs. Albert
F. Clauss, 3 Greenway circle,
returned this week from a trip
to midwestern and southern
states. In Chicago, 111., they at
tended a dealers' preview show
ing of the 1952 Nash cars, at
Denver, Colo., they visited
friends, later visiting friends at
Palm Springs and San Francisco,
Calif.
a a
Breaks Arm Robert Good
rich, 12, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Goodrich, 1832 North
Riverside avenue, was released
Tuesday from Sacred Heart hos
pital, after being hospitalized
iince 7 p.m. Monday because of
a broken arm, according to his
parents. He suffered the injury
when he fell from his beiyele, his
mother said.
a a a -
Advanced Everett J. Hannah,
son of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Han
nah, Route 1, Eagle Point, re
cently was advanced in rate to
Navy constructionman, accord
ing to a Navy release. He is at
tached to the construction bat
talion detachment at the Navy
station, Sangley Point, Cavite,
Philippines. He is a 1950 Eagle
Point high school graduate and
enlisted in the Navy in Febru
ary, 1951.
a a
Oregon Students Lynn Cram,
Medford IOOF officer and Ore
gon Grand lodge officer, said
today that there will be 14 Ore
gon students who will partici
pate in the United Nations pil
grimage to New York in July,
according to the present plan.
Two of the 14 students from this
state will be from Josephine or
Jackson counties, and will be
sponsored by the Odd Fellows
Southern Oregon Leaders council
a a
Hospital Notes Victoria Bud
den, 7, of 519 West Jackson
street, and Larry G. Loper, 8,
Ideal court, underwent tonsillec
tomies Tuesday at Sacred Heart
hospital. Other patients there
are Loren Klinefelter, 9, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Klinefelter,
who underwent emergency an
pendectomy Monday. Mrs. Wil
liam Burbridge,' 9 King street,
medical, and Earl W. Tucker,
412 West 11th street, minor surgery.
Obituary
CORNELIUS SWEENEY
Remains of Cornelius B. Swee
ney, 63, who died at Camp White
Friday, will be forwarded to
night to Portland for interment
in Willamette National ceme
tery. Services were held today
in Conger-Morris Chapel.
Mr. Sweeney was borne June
6, 1888, in Freeport, Pa. He was
a veteran of World War I, serv
ing from March 13, 1917, to May
20, 1919. as a corporal, Co. "E,
103rd Supply Train, 28th Division.
He Is survived by a nephew,
P. R. Sweeney, New Braunfels,
Tex.
CHARLES K. SKEETERS
Services for Charles Francis
Skeeters, 85, who died Tuesday,
will be held in Conijer-Morris
Chapel Thursday at 10:30 a.m.
with the Rev. Meredith Groves
officiating. Committal will be in
IOOF cemetery.
Mr. Skeeters was born Aug.
11, 1866, in Jackson county, and
had lived here all his life. On
Oct. 9, 1895, in Kerby, Ore., he
married Julia Scranton, who sur
vives. His parents were Oregon
pioneers, coming here at the
time of the gold rush. He was
known as one of the early old
time fiddlers, and violin mak
ing was his hobby.
Other survivors include a
daughter. Mrs. Marjorie Skeet
ers Hopkins, Medford; a sister,
Mrs. Lea Martin, Waldport, Ore.;
one grandson, and several neph
ews and nieces.
If desired, friends may make
a memorial contribution to the
Southern Oregon Pioneer society
in lieu of sending flowers.
Rofarian Plays Violin
For Members of Club
Members of Medford Rotary
club and their guests heard a
violin recital by their fellow Ro
tarian, Richard D. Werner, ac
companied by Miss Marie Dan
iels, at the weekly luncheon
meeting at the Jackson hotel
Tuesday.
For his opening number, Wer
ner selected Jean Senaillie's
Daily Weather Report
.FORECASTS
Medford and vicinity: Decreasing
snow showers and continued cool
through Thursday. Low tonight 28.
Hich Thursday 45.
Western Oregon: Mostly cloudy with
occasional showers tonignt. Snow in
foothills and mountains. Partly cloudy
Thursday with a few showers. Con
tinued cool. Lows tonight 30-38. Highs
Thursday 40-50.
LOCAL DATA
Temperature a year ago today:
Highest 68: Lowest 35
total monthly precipitation .75 inch.
Deficiency for the month .15 inch.
Total precipitation since September
i. ii u incnes.
Excess lor the season 5.16 inches.
Relative humidity 4:30 p.m. yester
day 90: 4:30 am. today 94ri.
Observations Taken At 4:30 A.M.,
120 Meridian Time
High Low Prec.
Boise 42 24 .17
Boston 44 34
Chicago . 39
Denver 58 29
Eureka 49
Havre 38
Klamath Falls 33
Los Angeles
Medford 41)
New York
Omaha
Phoenix
Portland
Reno
Eugene
Salt Lake
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46
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48
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San Farncisco , 56 45 33
Seattle 46 31 .08
Spokane . L 40 22 .16
Washington. D. C. 52 38 .59
Yakima 50 25
Tomorrow
Sunrise 6:14 a.m. Sunset 6:23 p.m.
Building Permits A. Dubs
has received an $8,800 building
permit for construction of a resi
dence at 1316 East Jackson
street and E. J. Hepp has obtain
ed an $8,000 permit for a resi
dence at 1008 Murray street, the
city building inspector's office
reported this morning.
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Traffic Accident A car
driven by Arthur E. Smith, 1032
Winchester street, and a car
carrier driven by Marvin E.
Skaggs, Richmond, Calif., were
involved in a collision at 7:30
a.m. today at the intersection of
12th street and Riverside ave
nue, according to city police.
They said the left side of the
Smith car was "severely" dam
aged. No citations were listed.
Wednesday. March II. 1131
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Portland (UP.) Cattle 150. Util
ity cows $21.50-24; eanntr and cutters
$17 50-30; leem to $31; utility bulls
$25.50-26.
Calves SO. Choice vaalars $35-37:
prime 310 lb. $38: commercial and
food calves and vealera $28-34.
Hoes 150. Choice No. 1 and S 180
235 lb. $20.25-20.30; choice 310-330
lb. No. 3 butchers $18; choice 380
300 lb. sows $18-16.30: few 300-370
lb. $17-17.30; choice lifht feeder pig
$18-18 50.
Sheep SO. Good and choice under
110 lb. wooled lambs $28.50-27; food
and choice 114-139 lb. wooled lambs
$23-33; medium feeder $33; ewes $13.
San Francisco (U.P.) Cattle 30.
Low-choice steers $33.30. Canner and
cutter cows $17-31.50.
Calve none.
Hofs 100. Choice 340-350 lb. butch
ers $19. deck 368 lbs. $18.
Sheep none.
Portland Produce
Portland UJM Butter: To retail
ers: AA trade prints 82c lb.; cartons
83c; A prints 82c; carton 83c; B
print 80c lb. .
Em: To retailers: trade AA larte
30c doz.; A large 46c dor : AA me
dium. 46-47c doz.; A medium 45c dot.;
cartons 3c additional.
Cheese: To retailers: A trade Ched
dar, Oregon singles. 47-31c lb.: S-lb.
loaves, 53-54: premium brands to
58'jc Ib. for single wheels and 61'jC
for S-lb. loaves; processed Ameri
can cheese. 5-lb. loaves. 45'i-47',c lb.
Locally produced green onions went
at 60 cents a dozen on the East Side
Farmers' market Wednesday. There
was only a moderate supply of pro
duce available at mostly steady
prices.
Wall Street
New York (U.R) Stocks
moved irregularly Wednesday
on reduced volume as the steel
industry prepared for a possible
strike at the week-end.
Fears of a steel strike brought
in some profit-taking selling, but
traders, adhering to the old
adage, "never sell on strike
news," were more cautious than
bearish.
Dow Jones closing stock ave
rages:
Thirty industrials, 264.37 up
0.27: 20 railroads, 89.67 off 0.50;
15 utilities, 49.85 off 0.23; 65
stocks, 100.06 off 0.20.
Sales Wednesday totaled
1,090,000 shares compared with
1,170,000 traded Tuesday.
Today's closing price on se
lected stocks:
American T & T 154
Anaconda 474
Chrysler 72 V4
Curtiss Wright ; 8
General Electric 58'b
General Motors
52T
Montgomery Ward . 6334
Penn. R. R 18
Penney, J. C 6734
Radio 26
Southern Co 13
Southern Pacific 664
S. Oil of Calif 52
Texas Gulf Sulphur 107
Transamerica 25
Tri-Continental 14
United Aircraft 31z
U. S. Rubber 79
U. S. Steel .. 38
Youngstown 46
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Orientale, and the concluding
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