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TErf MEDTORD (OREGOW MAIL TRIBUNE ' WINTER ARRIVES Clear an hour before, snow blankets sidewalk in Truckee, Calif., bringing to an end a long spell of unseasonable warm weather in the Sierras. The snow fall was the heaviest experienced for this time of year' for some time. JACKSONVILLE Missionaries are Guests ' Jacksonville Dr. John R. Turnbull and wife, recently re turned to the states from Leb anon, in the Far East near Israel and Jordon, where they were engaged in Missionary work and child evangalism, were Sunday guests of the Rev. and Mrs. W. D. Turnbull of the As sembly of God Church here. Dr. Turnbull spoke at the Sunday morning service and in the eve ning showed pictures of many of their travels among which was a tour of Turkey, with views of old ruins and some of the first Christian churches known to exist. Dr. Turnbull is Mr. Turnbull's uncle. Miss Virginia Griffin, daugh ter of Mack Griffin, who has been visiting here for the last two igionths, left for home in Houston, Tex., this week. The visit was a reunion for father and daughter as they had not seen each other for four years. Miss Griffin while here was able to make a trip to Crater Lake and the Oregon caves. New do-it-yourself or graying dark jj l4 Bttwy j8 ' ' ' 5 ' 1 9 CRIME RINSE fefot ,r, m -fii,rr-n w AT iitrfmriiCi flTfitn .1 EASY! Just shake directly on hair after your next shampoo aa comb through. Blends and disperses without streaking. FASTI No mixing no waiting no rinsing out. CONDITIONING! Creme Rinse base is good for hair, leaves it smooth, polished, wonderfully manageable. SAFE! No irritation no stain no rub-off. No patch "test necessary. ECONOMICAL! Color and Creme Rinse in one lonj-lastins bottle. ALSO! For white or graying light hair . . . PLATINETTE 6m i25 v,ta Clyde Smith, Route 1, after recently spending three weeks in the Veteran's hospital in Port land, has now returned here for an indefinite period of treat ment. Mrs. Clyde Smith was pleas antly surprised with a birthday party last week by all her neigh bors and children. Forty-four guests were present. Fire Chief Lewis Applebaker reports that the Firemen's an nual ball Nov. 11 was a huge success. He thanked the com munity for support in this event. The proceeds will be used for needed equipment. Mothers of Jacksonville band members, known as "The Band Boosters club,"' served refresh ments at the ball and report a total profit of S30. Applebaker stated that every one should be extra cautious in regard to fire in this snowy and freezing weather as it is difficult - for the firemen to get their equipment to some' locations due to impassable roads. Color Creme Rinse hair to lustrous, du Barry TTE Sunday, Nrembr 28,' 1935 4-H Club Trail Cooking Club The Sewing and Cooking Cir cle met for their second meeting Sunday, Oct. 30, at the home of Mrs. Lewis Dusenberry. We made coat hanger protectors. Toni Miller and Katheen Meyer did the demonstrating for our cooking lesson. Our next meet ing will be Sunday, Nov. 20, at the home of Mary Ann Elrod and Josephine Hume will be co hostess. Leroy Mauroni, director of Jacksonville High school band and the concert originally planned for Nov. 17, reports the concert has cancelled due to bad weather but will be held, weather permitting, Monday, Nov. 21. School was closed at 11:30 a.m. Wednesday due to the un usual weather but opened again Thursday morning. Next week school will only be open on Monday and Tuesday. Wednes day is Jackson county teachers institute at Medford High school with the Thanksgiving holiday following. The Junior Red Cross, recent ly organized in the Jacksonville High school, are busy this week collecting canned goods and other food to be used for Thanks giving baskets to be given to needy families in the commun ity. Basketball season is well underway in Jacksonville school with 26 boys turning out for practice and others trying out for the junior varsity team. The first grade room mothers, Mrs. Bob Cabler, Mrs. Lee Mor ton and Mrs. Lewis Applebaker, are giving a. Thanksgiving party in Mrs. Gilinsky's room on Tues day. Light refreshments will be served and games played. Mrs. Lewis Applebaker has re turned from visiting her sister, Mrs. Bill Bostwick, of Sunnyside, Wash. The Bostwicks have a new boy born Nov. 2 and named Gregory Allen. Mrs. Riley Norris will visit with her daughter and family, the Bostwicks, until Thanksgiv ing, at Sunnyside. Mrs. Anna Langley, formerly of Jacksonville, who has been re siding in Murphy, Ore., is now staying in Medford with her friend Mrs. Anna Cater at 2533 Hillcrest rd. and . can be con tacted by her friends there. Dead line for Sunday Classified is at noon Saturday. turns drab gray shining silver! CALMLY PUFFING CIGARET, Rudolph Isaacson, 41, stands quietly as police search him after he fatally shot Dr. George P. Guild, 31, at University of California Clinic, San Francisco. Isaacson was undergoing mental treatment. (International) On The Side (Distributed by King Discussing the legitimate stage play "A Hatful of Rain" in which Shelley Winters and Ben Gaz zara are featured, a New York commentator on drama said, "Shelley Winters surprised one and all with the depth of her performance." That's a stupid statement. Let him speak for himself. Many people were not surprised at the brilliant per formance of Miss Winters. Why should they be, considering the remarkable performances she has given in films? An. actress whose career has been confined to the films always has two strikes on .her when making her first Broadway stage appear ance. Being prejudiced against Holly woodians is characteristic of some of the half-baked, alleg edly intellectual Broadway dramatic commentators. Film ac tresses have been "surprising" this type of fellow for years. That goes as far back as Dorothy Dal ton, who scored a sensational "surprise" by her remarkable performance in the stage play "Aphrodite" at the old Century Theater over 30 years ago. Asking Queries from clients. Q. What became of Max Schmelling? A. He is the operator and part own er of a milk farm near Ham burg, Germany ... Q. Is that old song titled "Ain't You Comin' Back to Old New Hampshire, Molly?" or was it Nellie? A. Molly is right. Nellie was fea tured in that touching ballad titled "Wait Til the Sun Shines Nellie." Flat Look Christian Dior says his "flat look" has become very popular. Or, so I note it reported. I am not quite certain what the "flat look" is. All I can say is that the great majority of women I see strolling around our section don't look very flat to me. Even some of the girls on our block who were born under Capricorn seem to have plenty of curves. Horses and Women Once more I wish to urge our male subscribers to give careful consideration to the helpful hints offered by our horses and women experts. Not long ago our experts strongly recom mended girls with freckles as companions on moonlight strolls, sweethearts and wives. It was by e. v. Duri.ng Fwtufe Syndicate. Inc.) said that in addition to unusual intelligence, a sense of humor and a sympathic nature the aver age freckled beauty has an out standing capacity for affection. Anyway, your attention is called to the fact that beautiful women in great numbers have been competing for the chance of becoming the wife of one of the world's richest men, Prince Aly Khan. And who was high in the running? Why, none other than Simone Bodin, a smart looking girl with freckles! Coffee What's the right way to make coffee? My father made the best coffee I ever tasted. He bought the fresh beans and ground the coffee himself. He said the drink should always be made in an earthen-ware drip,- coffee pot, That coffee should never be made in metal containers. Joen of Arc Joan of Arc was a teen-ager. She was 19 when she died. At the height of her career she was 17. Geraldine Farrar was 34 when she portrayed Joan of Arc in the films. Katharine Cornell was 38 when she played Joan. Now Judie is 30. In the interests of historical accuracy, it is about time some actress under 21 char acterized Joan of Arc. Thornton Says He Will Not Seek Re-election Portland '(U.P.) Attorney General Robert Y. Thornton said Friday he might not be a candi date for reelection, thus setting up the possibility of a wide-open race for the post next year. Thornton said he hadn't made up his mind about running again. "I have enjoyed the job these last three years. . . However, I have not decided whether I will be a candidate for reelection." Sally Jo Reigns As Homecoming Queen Eugene (U.R) Sally Jo Greig, an attractive dark-haired junior from Salem, reigned over Uni versity 'of Oregon homecoming festivities Saturday. Miss Greig was crowned queen at ceremonies Friday night in McArthur court. Dead line for Sunday Classified is at noon Saturday Parish Mission Starts Nov. 2? At Sacred Heart The Very Rev. Nicolas Deis. pastor of Sacred Heart Catholic church in Medford, announced Saturday that a parish mission would .be held at the church from Sunday, Nov. 27 to Sun day, Dec. 4. The mission will be opened formaly at the 9:30 a.m. mass on Sunday, Nov. 27, and a spe cial introductory sermon will be gven at all masses that day. During the rjeriod of the Mis sion, evening services will be conducted at 7:30 p.m., the fea ture of which will be a series of sermons on the fundamental facts of Christianity and the spiritual life. These services will also include the Way of the Cross, traditional Catholic hymns and Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament. One week davs. short instruc tions will be given after the 6:30 and 8 a.m. masses. The preachers of the Mission. Fr. Kaunte Horack, CP. and Fr. Basil Killoran, . CP. are members of the Passionist order. one of the Missionary Orders of the Catholic church. They have conducted missions in cities of the Pacific coast and come to Sacred Heart church by the spe cial arrangement of the pastor, the Very Rev. Deis. The exercises of the mission. particularly the evening confer ences are open to Catholics and non-Catholics alike. 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For CC Roundtable A discussion of local prob lems of taxation will be a fea ture of the weekly roundtable meeting of the Jackson County Chamber of Commerce at noon tomorrow. The meeting will be in the Jackson hotel. Paul Hornbeck. chairman of the roundtable committee, said County Assessor Robert G. Fowler would attend, and that invitations are being extended to other county officials, and to officers of Medford and other cities of the area. Any resident of the county. whether or not a member of the chamber, is welcome to attend the roundtable, Hornbeck em phasized. City Gets Oil Boom; Water Still Missing Fredonia, Ky. (U.P.) This small town in western Kentucky badly needs a city waterworks, so the Fredonia Civic club got busy. i The club quickly collected $200 and hired Al .Taylor of Princeton, Ky., to drill a well. At 120 feet, Taylor found a small vein of water, but not enough to supply the town, so he kept on drilling. At 225 feet, he pulled out the bit and found it covered with oiL Another 10 feet down, and the drill still came up slick with oil. Two Illinois oilmen who hap pened to be driving by stopped and after looking over the situ ation, agreed that Fredonia had an oil well. Experts say the pool is prob ably a shallow one, but a small scale oil boom has started in the vicinity anyway. The only trouble "is Fre donia still hasn't a waterworks. ijuj-m--j""" i , only ga H (VHF) H Complete with Stand Out of every dollar spent at retail stores in the United Slates in a given year, about 25 cents goes for the cost and upkeep of an automobile. Hoi VM on BUY THE NEW quick Reco-J Gr AUTOMATIC :- ELECTRIC - Water Heater Wash a Load of Clothes EVERY HOUR All Day Long ONLY $5.00 A MONTH NOTHING DOWN HOME APPLIANCE 115 EAST MAIN Authorized Dealer GENERAL ELECTRIC Water Heaters by du Barry D MAIN AND CENTRAL 111 North Central Medford Phone 2-5702 WH IPPING o MUIE AM
