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Newspaper Page Texte MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. WHITE HOUSE Corner 6th and Ivy Top O' The Morning Hearty Breakfasts! LUNCHES, TOO! OPEN 7 a.m. to S p.m. CLOSED Saturday & Sunday MEDFORD. OREGON SUNDAY. MAY 13. 1SS2 fcw OPEN 7 a.m. to S p.m. Q AWARD WINNING & OPENS AT j -12 NOON- I FOR Sunday, May 13 MOTHER'S DAY DINNERS j Roast Oregon Turkey with Dressing M O Virginia Baked Ham with Pineapple Sauce M i V.UE iiilt. 1 C A WHiiiC! m iru:A'. dii tl t;i WIIIIU I IUIV f Plus Our Regular Menu Featuring If TEMPTING STEAKS PRIME RIB M SEAFOOD AND CHICKEN Iuppearing in uwr meiuwy nwum jm on FRIDAY AND SATURDAY B hu "DAVE DODGE" S m i "J i in m .rw-i- . f i Featuring rrea jonnson, vntui i I Drums and ? Comedy r a "Woody Nowell', Bass Fiddles Around "Dave Dodge", Piano, Celecte, Sax and ? Vocal? They Are Back and Better Than Ever B SPECIAL TWIST SHOW 12-1 A.M. SAT. 1 1206 No. Riverside - Phone SP 3-5474 M . .IfliMMilTI E-S. ' i $k ULLdbjLAMJS? "CURTAIN AT 1 v-'- iPurTiTk EIGHT-THIRTY" I Ashland 48Z-33ZI ooors upen or o;wu S W7. M I ... . .... vmw i Witt Mil 77le iSiJfew. Wafil Pride And Power i TH 0 Hi Academy Axvard-W inning VzSff?a Performance In n?SusfSci ' ; "We Braise On SgPlSiS The River Kivai," ?JjO'3 ALEC GUINNESS VgffirrSZ Create His Moat L$$-l-& Memorable jrt&fij ....... Mil !Jlil!83S I nM nup ctagp ASHLAND'S FAMED 1 "KILTY BAND j They 11 Do It Every Time 4 .! MM Omm By Jimmy Hatlo WwEN STILTSON HITS A JACKPOT IT SEEMa MiJS.S. CAN'T THINK CF A THINu SHE WANTS 05 NEEDS But NOW HOMES A L0M6 STREAK THAT'S WHEM SHE CEWEMEEGS WHAT SUE WANTS-- hEV.KID.'.'i'M RICH.' A OTHEI?KM BliV f 'Mf)N ' THE SKVS TVIE I W GO OUT? J THEIR WIVES MINK.'.' I nLit" I FYS uTttue W DINNER'S RE40V- VOU NEVER TAKE ME T cilr- AkTrf I CLOTVIES? I DGMT OUT.' EVE2V6C0V ELSE k HloH SPOTa....AND I NEc0 ANy N,v I V 0N CRUISES.'.' fl J PICK OUT SOME NEW 1 S CLOTHES-MOT s V Jdfe a duds tomorra, tS pigwt now J 1 mi i 1 ' nrrTTP1 i aj no.i:i. Inc, World i ..Lt rtMrrrtL O " I Z f j OBITUARIES OTTO F. KONSCHOT Funeral services for Otto F. Konsehot, 76, of 1356 Siski- I you blvd., Medford, who died Friday, will be held at Perl Funeral home at 10:30 a.m. j Monday. The Rev. George Bol ; ster, rector of St. Marks Epis- I copal church, will officiate. Committal services, by offi cers of the Masonic lodge, will be at Siskiyou Memorial park. Mr. Konsehot, the snn of Frederick Knoschot and Caro I line Williams, was born at Newark, N. J , Oct. 28, 1885. He was self employed as a meat cutter ana packer in Kent, Wash., from 1908 to 1930 and in Klamath Falls I from 1930 until his retire j ment in 1945. He moved to Tacoma, Wash, in 1945 and i to Medford in 1960. He was a member of the Episcopal church in Kent, Wash., past master of Verity Masonic Lodge 59, past pa- i tron of Valley City Eastern Star Chapter 72, Royal Arch i Masons of Kent, Wash., and Hillah Temple Shrine, Ash land. He was a past noble grand of IOOF Lodge in Kent, Wash. In 1908, in Butte, Mont., he was married to Mina Stein ! seifer, who survives. Other survivors include one I son, Fred O. Konsehot, Med- ! ford; two daughters, Mrs. Ruth C. Palmer, Medford, Mrs. Mildred J. Burke, Klam- I ath Falls; one brother, Ernest Konsehot, Kearney, N. J.; eight grandchildren and sev- ; en great grandchildren. I Casket bearer will be Har old Pyle, Ivan Harrington, Earl Yoakley, Raymond Rit ter, Willard Ward, and Wil bur Arnold. pn-ipr survives Inc'He her mother, Mrs. Iva Hanson, IVit'uioru; Oi.u son, eu Hub erts, Bremerton, Wash.; one brother, Frank Hanson, Dex ter, Ore.; three sisters, Mrs. Carolyn Hooker, Mrs. Celia Foose, Mrs. Celma Andrews, all of Medford; and several nieces and nephews. Honorary casket bearer will be Robert Bitterling, C. C. Hoover, Herb Carlton, Melvin Latlie, Victor Croxton, Paul Dalton, Ralph James, Harry Ward, Ralph Owen and Frank Eichhorn. Active bearers will be Al Sims, Gene Cameron, Orie Moore, Carl Quacken bush, Clarence Pfnistcr and Bert Kellogg, LUCY SIMMONDS Mrs. Lucy C. Simmonds, route 3, box 192B, Medford, died Friday night at her home. Conger-Morris Funeral directors are in charge of arrangements. TODAY ONLY!! BIG TRIPLE THREAT WESTERN ALL IN FLAMING COLOR! 1. rriLWiiHnii k - 1 ' III! flUHl 8pm' IIHIP!1 U V&r u yf O 12:10 p.m. tjy?JiJt)linffJjy Wsir?5 2ND HIT ON AT 10:45 P.M. I V! j jr?N. . - ra be: if a I Kimih f ai , i Pltifii'lll. 1 . biTlnfVllllf' '"ll Miimi Brirh t 71 f,.'o:v,t.ii'-"" nntpiinr I n York .7.1 41 Li!B;-; theEMEW-Y w-Dr 71 ;s2( i ( "ff Wi Pt! R O.M GENE UAL SolrrTno.,:'' t. - ' " ......... J -..-r aM.UCO nu'ifs Away nd Sinn ford mama schell m b.xhr- Arthur o'CONill -rsv.uBrNT L li i 1 1 HU ajb L Ji 1 U.' J. T UTi iiii 1 .ki ,nl in lh .outhwp.i t mldnuht. wmimmM IM lffPM' 1 Prorvon. low In . .. 9 56 p m. O I S'o o 4 4 . O 0 o THE TALL MEN" CLARK GABLE JANE RUSSELL "WHITE FEATHER" JK ROBERT WAGNER "HELL TO TEXAS" DON MURRAY DOORS OPEN 1:15 CONTINUOUS SHOWS FROM 1:30 ANNA C. ROBERTS Funeral services for Mrs. Anna Catherine Roberts, 52, of 2476 Spring st., Medford, who died Thursday, will be held at Perl Funeral home at 1:30 p.m. Monday. The Rev. Clynton G. Crisman, pastor of the Friends church, will offi ciate. Committal services, by R. J. Ritchey and officers of the Grange, will be in Siski you Memorial park. I Mrs. Roberts, the daughter of Henry Hanson and Iva S. Webster, was born May 21, 1909, at Medford. She was a charter member ' of the Roxy Ann Grange, a member of the state and na- i tional Grange, and a past of ficer of the Jackson County Pomona Grange. Prior to her illness, she was the chaplin of the Roxy Ann Grange. She j served as a stale delegate to the national Grange several times. On Due. 18, 1930, in Med ford, she was married to Ros- coe Roberts, who survives. MYLES LESLIE FARMER Myles Leslie Farmer, 56, of Dorris, Calif., member of a prominent pioneer Ashland family, died Thursday in Klamath Falls. Funeral serv ices will be held in Ashland at 3 p.m. Monday at Litwiller's Mountain View chapel with Rev. Marshall Horn of Dor ris officiating. Interment will be in Mountain View ceme tery. Farmer was born Dec. 12, 1905. Mr. and Mrs. John W, Farmer have the family home on Tolman Creek rd., Ashland. He spent his boy hood here, graduating from Bellview school and Ashland Senior High school. Follow ing graduation he spent two years in Astoria and a time in Portland, returning to mar ry Neva Byrd of Ashland on Dec. 12, 1933. The couple was married in Medford and made their home in Ashland for a time before moving to Dorris. He is survived by his widow, Neva; a daughter, Mrs. Betty Cooper, and two grandchil dren, Deniece and Bruce of Metaline Falls, Wash.; his fa ther, John W., of Ashland; three sisters, Mrs. Bessie Slo gher, Mrs. Amy Curtis and Mrs. Genevieve Byrd, all of Ashland; and six brothers, Earl, Ivan, Harry, Glenn and Daniel, all of Ashland, and Chester of Gresham. directors in charge of arrange ments. Mr. Jarman was born Feb. 29, 1888, i n Springfield, Nebr., and had lived in south- em Oregon for 25 years. He was employed for 12 years at the Talent Experiment farm, retiring in 1960. He was married June 30, 1915, in Winona, Minn., to Mary Etta Fishbum, who sur vives. Other survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Eleanor 'Jolz, Phoenix; a brother, LaVern Jarman, North Platte, Nebr., and three grandchildren, Mar garet Ann Bolz, Richard Per ry Bolz, and Diane Mary Bolz, all of Phoenix. Casket bearers will Include Harold White, John Yun gen, Hollis Olson, Roy Bolz, E. J. Bolz and Merle Simmonds. Lo Local and Persona 3 Lisneliters Tickets Still Available Ovsn Fire - Medford fire men reported hat a plastic tray left in an oven at the Plaza Apartments, 235 South Oakdale ave., ignited shortly before 9 a.m. Saturday, caus ing considerable smoke and some minor damage. I h e apartment was occupied by Mrs. E. Andrews. Flue Fire - A flue fire was reported at 3:30 p.m. Saturday at the home of Jay C. Coch ran, 63 Bush st., Ashland. There was no damage. Toaslmaslers To Meet-Dale Prentice. James Haggerty and Ted McDaniel will speak at a meeting of the Jackson Toastmasters club at 6:30 a.m. Monday at Sambo's. Guild to Meet - St. Cath erine's guild of St. Mark's Episcopal church will meet Monday, May 14, at 8 p.m. in the Guild hall to make final preparations for annual card party to be held Tuesday, May 15, at the church. A few res ervations are still open for the party; Mrs. Robert Wil cox, NOrmandy 4-1427, and Mrs. Don McNeil, SPring 2 2163, are taking reservations. Roundtable Speaker - Ed ward B. Jacobson, district manager of the Social Secur ity Administration, will ex plain aspects of the Social Se curity program at the Mon day noon luncheon of the Chamber of Commerce Round Table. Jacobson has been in vited to speak in rebuttal to the remarks of a Roundtable speaker several weeks ago who criticized the Social Se curity program. The Round- table meets at North's Chuck Wagon. Attends Meeting - Lou Cranston, of the Goldy-Crans-ston-Henselman Agency, Med ford, attended an agent's edu cational meeting in Gearhart, Ore., late last week. The meeting was conducted by the U. S. Fidelity and Guarantee Insurance company. FLOYD P. JARMAN Floyd Perry Jarman, 74 of Phoenix, died Friday after noon in a local hospital. Funeral services will be held at 3 p.m. Monday in Hill- crest Memorial chapel on the North Phoenix rd. The Rev. King K. Jones of the Jack sonville Presbyterian church will officiate. Committal will be in Hillcrest Memorial park, with Conger -Morris Funeral Tickets for the Limeliters. a trio of folk singers and veteran entertainers who have appeared on the Dinah Shore show, the Ed Sullivan show, and in several night clubs in the country, are still avail able for their performance at Hednck Junior High school Monday. The Limeliters appearance here is sponsored by the Southern Oregon college stu dent body. According to Duane Jarni- gan, Ashland, who heads the ticket committee, the reserve section is nearly filled, but a number of choice seats- still remain. Jarnigan pointed out that tickets would be on sale at the door prior to curtain-time at 8 p.m. Non-college students may obtain special rates by obtaining their tickets in ad vance at Purucker's Music House, Medford; The Mart, Ashland; the Melody House, Grants Pass; or at the college business office. Publicity cochairmen, Betty Duffy and Jim Bjork, Ash land, reported that the over all support for the Limeliters' appearance has been acceler ating. , Clean-up Day A clean-up day for Trail cemetery is planned Saturday, May 19. AH members and lot owners have been asked to partici pate, according to Ola Hous ton secretary for the ceme tery association. P 1 1 u ck lunch will be served at noon and a meeting will start at 1:30 p.m. Permits Issued - The Med-' ford building department is-! sued permits Thursday to American Home and Land company to erect a residence : at 1208 Covina st. at an ap- proximate cost of $10,000; to Dan Patch to erect a residence ; at 694 Herman st. at an esti- mated cost of $15,600; and to Standard Insurance company, 711 East Main st., to construct ' two offices in their building at an estimated cost of $6,000. Scout Charter A charter presentation for Boy Scout Troop 16 will be made to the Talisman Lodge 31, Knights of Pythias, at 8 p.m. Monday, in the Knights of Pythias hall. Amos Johnson Is Scoutmaster and Dan Kadin Assistant Scoutmaster. Rummage Sale The wo men of Westminster Presby terian church will sponsor a rummage sale in the Fehl building, 108 North Ivy st., Medford, Thursday, May 17, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Persons wishing to donate rummage may have them picked up by calling Mrs. Charles Reames, SPring 2-4474, or Mrs. Kenneth Denman, SPring 2-2025. Pilots' Meeting - AH pilots interested in Improving the air search for this area are asked to meet at the Civil Air Patrol building at the Medford airport at 8 p.m. Monday. MONDAY, MAY 14th ,- ' if " S.O.C. presents, in concert lb ' i 'a Tickets now on ule for best seating at Purucker's and at The Mart, in Ash land. $3.00 $2.50 $2.00. Hedrick H 8:00 P.M. SPECIAL MOTHER'S DAY DINNER ai zM'ou Desr DINING INN Served TODAY-Starling 3 P.M. A treat for Mother and all the family . . . Please 'phone NOrmandy 4-2513 for reservations . . . Children's plate Vi price. ita DRIVE-IN PAICI UIIUIAAVJ m m STARTING TONIGHT TWO OF THE GREATEST SUPER PRODUCTIONS Meeting Set The Jack son County Medical Suciety will hold a combined medical dental meeting at 7 p.m. Wed nesday, May 16, at the Rogue Valley Country club. Hosts for the meeting will be Drs. John McLaughlin, Eugene Meyerding, and William J. Miller. Visit San FrancUco Mr. and Mrs. Osa WagRoner and Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Wal lace, both of Phoenix, spent a recent week end in San Francisco where they visited the Waggoners" son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mis. James Arnold. iX DRIVE-IN h CWTII ruiNC HltMWWjj! ' Chuck Wagon Style Eating Lunch 100 Children 60c Dinner $150 Children 75c 10 Front St. Phone SP 2-4443 CLOSED SUNDAYS ENDS TONIGHT THREE FINE SCIENCE FICTION HITS Host Honityint HeWtututt tyd IM vv Uvuctd AM Minimi! fijp THE FLYING MONSTER prfntbrTECH Th.lUI.U99U? of Motion Picturetl a. THE DAZZLING SPLENDORS OP HISTORY'S MOST, n a. tt ttvb AuJ!j Weather FOKKCASTS Medford and vicinity: Partly cloudy with scattered ahnwem through Monday morning. GuMy afternoon and evening lurfaee winds Sunday. Chance nf a thun derstorm Sundav afternoon and evening. High Sundav 68. Low Sunday night 4(1 High Monday 72. Western Oregon: Lale nieht and morning rloudinesi but consider able nftprnoon sunshine Sunday and Monday. A few widely scat tered showers, near the const and the mountain. High hnth dav M to fi2. Low Sunday night 35 to 4Ti. Northern California: Variable cloudiness Sunday and Sundav night. Scattered showers Ukiah and Red Bluff northward. Fair Monday. Continued cool and windy, LOCAL DATA TEMPERATURE: Mean yesterrty Record hiifh this date Ofl In lfl5f). rtecnrd low this date 21i in HJlfl. PRECIPITATION; 24 houra to midnight, none Total this month .33 In., .13 In. below normal. Total since Sept. 1 14 76 in hrlow normal. HUMIDITY: Lowest yesterday 32 per cent. AFTER CHURCH . . . Bring the S7X a DINNERS Selection of Many Entrees at Reasonable prices CHILD'S PORTIONS RIVERVIEW Cafe at Rogue River Bridge, Shady Cove Serving dinner from 12:00 noon. Open 'til 9:00. (Neva McKeen, owner-mgr.) HOMEMADE PIES from our own kitchen . . . also home made bread and Danish pai-triet. High 4:00 21-Yesler- a.m. nr. day Low Prer. 40 finX" HISTORY'S world, (ywjk M0STWf h&L 4 few Wrting RICHARD BURTON FREORIC MARCH ClAIRE BIOOM DANIEUE DARftlEUX ESTHER mm AND COLOfttyDKUxtf JOAHCOLUflS-RICHARD ECAN dEHlS O'DEX NOTICE Due to the length of these Features Only One Complete Show "ESTHER AND THE KING" 8:00 P.M. "ALEXANDER THE GREAT 10:00 P.M. STARTS TODAY CONTINUOUS FROM 1:00 P.M. A Road Show Attraction at Regular Prices! from Ibanez' Immortal classic, presents an unforgettable motion picture! f 4 The smallest hearing aid in the world, the new Sonotonc ' WISI'-LAR' 1 is worn entirely inside the car. It weighs under 1-th rf nn ntinrc u-ilb hutlf.ru lidlil nc a nii-L-pl m:ill ut a rtimfV The "WISP-EA K" fits completely inside the ear - no outside 9 cords, tubes or wires. Can help 7 out of 10 persons with hear- B ing losses, inciuumg inosc wno near nui aun i unucrsumu. You must see it to believe it. Phone, visit or write ". SONOTONE OF MEDFORD 10 West Main Call SP 2-5904 A JULIAN BLAUSTEIN PRODUCTION Directed by 1 VINCENTE MINNELU I , xmm viz GLENN FORD INGRID THULIN CHARLES BOYER LEEJ. COBB PAUL HENREID IN CINEMASCOPE and METR0C0L0R 6 i THE Li --, PAUL LUKAS YVETTE MIMIEUX KARL BOEHM ww i ROBERT ARDREY JOHN BAY . ma H i yKtnlt Kmco mm h.