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Wedding Miss Tess
Merrell at Oakland
Takes Interest Here
A wedding of Interest to many
local people was solcmnlMd In Oak
land, Cal February 22, when Ml
Te Merrell. formerly of Mrdford,
became the bride of E. O. Wllkeraon
of San Francisco. The ceremony took
pla-e at the fashionable St. Paula
Episcopal church on beautllul Le
Merrltt.
To the strains of Lohengrin's wed
ding march, played on tlia pipe
organ, the wedding party proceeded
to the altar where the Impreaslve
ring ceremony waa read. Mies Doris
Patton served as maid of honor and
Richard Sleight acted as bet man.
Both attendants were local mcmbera
of Mlsa Merrella graduating class at
Medford high school In the claaa
of '33.
The bride waa lovely In a silk
suit of brown and gold with match
ing accessories and a small turban
with eyebrow veil.
Mra. Wllkeraon will be remembered
aa the attractive and popular daugh
ter of Mr. and Mra. Norman Merrell
and the niece of Mayme E. Hlddle
and W. r. Isaacs and grand-daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Merrell.
Mr. Wllkeraon formerly resided In
Klamath rails, but has since been
associated aa salesman with the Ever
laatlk company of San Francisco.
Mra. Wllkeraon was born In Med
ford and spent much of her life
here, where she was a popular mem
ber of the youngor set.
After a snort honeymoon the
couple will be at home to their many
friends at 721 Deary street, San
Prancleco.
Mrs. (".corse Cairnde
nlll Entertain riroup
Mra. George B. Canode will enter
tain the College Werner ' club of
Rogue River valley March 9 at her
home, 1718 Crown Drive
Mra. F. D. Warner of Ashland will
bavo charge of the program.
Put Mick Dinner l'lnn
Of rircle Missionaries.
The Circle Missionary society of
the Christian church la having a pot
luck dinner at the church Tuesday
evening. March 8, at 6:30. All mem
bers are urged to be present.
Two of the members attended the
atate convention at Portland last
week and reports will b given on
the work carried on there.
Women's Missionary
Society t(i Hold Meet.
There will be a meeting of the
Women's Missionary society of the
Christian church on Wednesday after
noon at 3 o'clock at the church, ac
cording to announcement. Mra. I. H.
Oove will be In charge of the In
teresting and unique entertainment
All the women of the church arc
Invited to be present.
Mrs. VTIllnrrt rave
Hostess to F. 1,. Cluh
F. L, club htld Its regular business
meeting Wednesday evening at the
home of Mrs. Wlllard Csve. Initiation
of three new members and Installa
tion of officers took place.
After the meeting games were play
ed and refreshment served.
Those present for the social were:
Mr, and Mra. Bud AUIredgo, Mr. and
Mra. Louis Thompson: Mr. and Mra.
Leonard McOarvey, Mr. and Mrs. Wll
lard Cave, Mr. and Mra. Joe Mc
Kmght, Mr. and Mrs, Bob Walden.
Mrs. Joe Cave, Mrs. Lea Humphles,
Mrs. Walter Jennings, Christine Pear
son, Hazel Cassldy, Edna Hllderbrand.
Oeorglana Hueaong, Kaye Ackley, and
Raymond McKnlght.
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OF WASH DAY-
Why endure the urekly drudg
ery of wnh day . , idatlng
aer a wnh tub? You Hill find
It far mure ernuoiulml In the
lone run to mail joiirnrlf of
mir very moderately priced ncr
vtre . . and It add another
day of I.IMMi time (nr en
Jolnc jour family. pln lug
hrldjce with friends or enjoylni;
the open air . . . Try uur service
this week!
Phone 873
WET WASH
In Lots of at Least 13 Pounds
American
138 South Central
Is Your Name Bob or Robert?
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1 Beautiful 8x10 Portrait for 75c
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potntment rarlt. htldrrn t iklnt sd;jnt.tsf f this otter
must be nrrninpiiulrd by a parent.
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This will be the last Meek of our p'.tl.il name featurt
until next jcar.
KENNELL ELLIS STUDIO
32 North Central,
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with Iinvld ramptu'll, ulilPly-known
riano Hhnppc In this city Tui-Mlay rvcnlnjf, at 8:15 o'clnrk. lift hai been
flrscrlhed hr the 111 tcritut tonal Ncwh Service an America's younprst out
slandlnK cuncrrt Icnnr, Imvlnp appeared In llfi lit opera, In Moll) wnod
production, and nx holnlnt at the rerppdon In New York for the Kronen
Ambassador. Hon t hern OreRon nuiHlc lovers, who attended his concert
with David Cnmpliell January IK at AM) land, are anticipating his return
rrcltal.
Miss Jean Steel
Gives Tea Honor
Of Mrs. Canfield
Miss Jean Steel was hostess at a
delightful tea Friday from 4 to 8
o'clock at Hotel Medford, In lionor
of Mrs. David Huntington Canfield.
Forty guests were present.
Mrs. Alex Sparrow and Mrs. A. K.
Reames poured, and were assisted
about the tea tables by Mrs. Rus
el Andrews, Mrs. H. B. Dnlrymple,
Miss Josephine Koppcs and Miss
Marlon Brlggs.
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W. F. M. S. to Observe
rounders liny Tuesday
The annual founders dny program
will be observed by the Women's For
eign Missionary society of the First
M. JS. church Tuesday afternoon tnlplin itmeflt Tartr.
the church parlors. Mrs. McNnry win
be the program chairman.
Weilnrmlny Study Club
Hill Meet .March Slvth
Wednesday Study club will meet
next Wednesday. March fl, at the
Girls' Community club rooms on
North Bnrtlett street. Mrs. R. B. Ham
mond will deliver a talk entitled
"Propaganda Menace." and Mrs. Ira
Love of Central Point will give a book
revue. Current to pica will be discuss
ed by Mrs. M. M. Morris.
Laundry
Telephone 873
Phone 313
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tUio ulll return to sojilhern Oregon
pianist, for a concert at the Baldwin
Pleasant Day Spent
At Saltmarsh Home
A very pleasant day was spent at
the home of Mrs. Dean Saltmarsh
In the Oak Orove district last Thurs
day, complimenting the blrthdny of
Mrs. Roscoe Davis who received many
lovely glfta.
Covered dish luncheon waa en
Joyed at noon. A lovely birthday
cake, baked by Mrs. Lee Hedgepeth.
graced the center of the table.
Those present were Mrs. Davis,
Mrs. Lawrence Luy. Mrs. George
Giuver. Mrs. George Drake, Mrs. Mar
tha Mitchell, Mrs. Walter Burdell,
Mrs. Chester Pureell. Mrs. Jim Mc
Neil. Mrs. Pnul Yocum, Mrs. Lee
Hcdgpcth and the hostess, Mrs. Salt
marsh. Royal Neighbors
Royal Neighbors will give a bene
fit csrd party Thursday afternoon.
March 7, at the K. of P. hall. Playing
will begin at 2 o'clock. Prizes will be
o warded and refreshments served.
Any one enjoying card playing, is
cordially Invited. Neighbor Calls Geer
and her committee will be In charge.
Extension Meeting ut
Mrlfrin Creek l'ot poned.
GRIFFIN CREEK, March 3. (Spl.)
Word ha been received that Mra.
Mabel Mack, home demonstration
agent, will not be able to meet with
i the home extension unit March 8,
the regular meeting time, but will
attend March 27. The meeting has
.accordingly been postponed to that
date.
Card Party for
Benefit Decree Teani
Chrysanthemum Clrr No. 04
Apotvered a card party Wednesday
for the benefit of the decree team,
at the I. O. O. F. hall following a
short aesslon of the lodge.
Pinochle, bridge and five hundred
were In play, prisxa ho'ur to Mrs
Prltchett and Mr. Marty for con
tract bridge; Mr. OM and Mrs. Fny
Flynn for auction bridge, and Fred
Powell and Mrs. tVnney for pin
ochle. March 6 th will be the next regvi
ln.r meet in,?. At that tliv.e there will
bo lnitl:Uio-. pnd all officers are ak
ed to be In their stations. Pot hick
lunch l 'o follow Visiting neighbors
are welcomo.
Mi
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Art Uakirdrexxerx
41 S. Central Phone 363
the house that beauty built
Bangs Are Smart
Under Bonnets . .
The flattering new spring
chapeaux need just the touch
that bangs give! Becoming
hair dresses nre easy with a
Permanent Wave by Mur
ray's.
Return Recital of
Pianist and Tenor
Greatly Anticipated
The Interest of music lovers to
centered this week unon the sn-
! pearanre of Delbert Frannberg. lyric
tenor, and David Campbell, noted
pianist. In recital at the Baldwin
Piano ffhoppe Tuesday evening, March
S, at 8:15 o'clock.
Many who attended their concert
at Ashland January 18. are antici
pating the return of these two
widely-known sol cists, who delighted
with their program at Southern Ore
gon Normal school.
David Fradenberg. who studied for
eight years In New York with Herbert
Wlthersnoon and Louis Graveure.
possesses & voice of exceptional
beauty. Its sweetness and power and
the singer 'a magnetic perse nallty
have made him widely recognized
for his presentations.
Although his name Is distinctly
German, Delbert Fradenberg Is al
most wholly of Irish blood, and the
loved songs of Xruland are a feature
on his programs.
Extensive training In Europe and
a fine appreciation of musical ex
pression have gained for David
Campbell, the pianist, enthusiastic
response since his return to the
United States. Press comments
throughout the country have ac
claimed him as outstanding.
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Dinner Dance Plan
Of Masonic Lodge
Reamer chapter of Eastern Star,
and the Chapter of Royol Arch Ma
sons. Masonic lodge, will give a cov
ered dish dinner Thursday, March 14.
at 6:30 o'clock, to be followed by a
program, dancing and cards. The en
tertainment will be held at the Ma
sonic hall.
C. M. Houston, chairman of' the
committee In charge, announced that
music will be furnished by a popular
orchestra and that plans are being
made for good entertainment.
Members of the committee in
charge are Mesdames Lillian Gray.
L. L. Sanders, Walter Olmscheld, Paul
B. Rynnlng, for the Eastern Star
lodge, and R. L. Burton. R. R. Eble.
Elbert Lenox. A. G. Bishop, L. C.
Stewart and Erie M. Gray, for the
lodge.
I'vllle Home Economics
Cluh to Meet Wednesdny.
The Jacksonville Home Economics
club will meet Wednesday, March 6,
at the home of Miss Clara Hanley
for a dessert luncheon at 1:15 p.m.
This Is an unusual hour, and the
ladles are asked to remember It.
Julie Carpenter
l-'ntertalns (i nests
Miss Julie Carpenter daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. A. fl. V. Carpenter of
the Old Stae road, entertained four-
teen little guests Saturday at her
home, the occasion oelng hor twelfth j
birthday. j
The children enjoyed a treasure i
hunt from 3.00 until 7:00 o'clock. I
Talisman Temple
To Meet Wednesday
Talisman Temple No. 40.' Pythian '
Sisters, will meet Wednesday at 8 :
o'clock In the K. P. hall. Oflcers and
members are urged to be on time as
this will be social night.
All those who have birthdays dur
ing Febniary are reminded to bring
pennies for the birthday boxes. Mr.
and Mrs. Ray Yost, Ida Cole. Dort
Sullivan and Catherine Fisher ore In
charge of entertainment and refresh
ments. O. E. S. Social ( tub
Plan St. Patrick's Party
Members of Adrnel chapter, No. 3
will hold the Becond of a arrles of
card parties at the Masonic temple.
Jacksonville, Monday evening. March
11, at 8 P.M. The entertainment will
bo in form of a St. Patricks day
party.
A cordial Invitation la extended to
all who enjoy a social game of cards.
Prizes will be awarded the winners at
contract and auction bridge, and
pinochle.
Refreshments will be served by the
committee. Those planning to nttrnd
nre notified to telephone 453-J for
reservations.
Mr. Joe WiMd
llmtess at Card
The V. F. V.,Auxil iry Rave anothtr
of their card partle. Thursday aft
ernoon, February 28 at the home of
Mrs. Joe Wood. 8 South Orarwe street
A del Vht ful time was enjoyed by
those attending.
Bridge and five hundred were play
ed. Mrs. Ira D. Cinfle'.d won hUh
acorn In bridge with Mrs. Harry P,
Irwllrw low and Mts. Walter Wo .id
won ftrt In five hundrt-d with Mrs
Ooldie Fra7ler low.
Those attending rere: Mesdames
Jesa Gentry, Oold'.e Fr.izier. Walter
Wood. Tom K Flynn Ira D Canfield.
Etna Wall. George Averlll, Dick
Wandrey. B. F. McRiie. Hrry R. lul
ling and the hoMws M-s, Joe Wood
Refreshments were rvcd.
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Alan Brackinreeds
End Five Day Visit
Having spent the last five days
In Medford, Mr. and Mra. Alan Brack
In reed of Portland, former residents
of thta city, will leave today for their
home.
While here Mr. and Mra. Brack. n
reed have been the inspiration for
much entertainment, navlng been
the honor guests at several teas and
luncheons during the week.
Mrs. John Fluhrer
Hostess to Fifty at
Pythian Card Party
More than fifty guests enjoyed one
of the most delightful parties of the
week when Mrs. John Fluhrer was
hostess at a Pythian Sisters' card
party Friday evening at 'her home In
Wellington Heights, with Mrs. Wm.
Swartz, Mrs. Carl Flchtner and Mrs.
Harry Barneburg aasltant hostesses.
Fourteen tables of contract, auc
tion and pinochle were In play. Prizes
were awarded Mrs. Catherine Fisher
and Edward Schackle for high score
In pinochle and W. L. Walden for
low. Prize for high score In contract
was awarded Mrs. Orover Medley and
low was received by Mrs. J. H. Perry.
High score In auction was held by
Miss Cora Judge and Roy Jones, and
low by Mrs. Earl G add Is.
Refreshments were served during
the evening by the hostesses.
Pupils To Appear
In Recital Monday
Piano pupils of Effle Herbert Yeo
man and violin pupils of John R,
Knight will be presented In recital at
the Baldwin Shoppe Monday evening,
March 4, at 8 P.M,
This Is the first of a series of re
citals to be given by pupils from this
studio during the spring months, dif
ferent students appearing In each re
cital. Those taking part Monday eve
ning are Richard Bishop, Peggy
Comm. Helen Richmond. Phoebe
Swem, Kenneth Jones, Billle Balrd,
Alice Brill. Carlton Blsmark, Joyce
Sims, Norrene Bohnert, Leaella Wil
liams, Donald Croucher. Phillip Hen
selman, John Balrd, Katherlne Cent
ner. Marcla Van Dyke and Dorothy
Gore. Accompanists will be Genevieve
Brown. Carlotta Wiseman and Alice
Holmbeck.
i The public Is cordially Invited.
Mrs, Delia Parker
Entertains H, E. C.
Mrs. Delia Parker was hostess to
the H. E- C. Wednesday with twenty
one members and one guest present.
The meeting was conducted by the
president, Ruby Powell. Business was
discussed, followed by a contest pro
gram in charge of Myrtle Patterson
During the social period, dainty
refreshments were served by the
hostess, assisted by Mrs. Hague and
Mrs. Lydiard. By Invitation of Mrs.
Charity Sander the club will meet
at her home March 37.
-Mrs.
Rlrhsteln To
Bp Luncheon Hostess
Women of Rotary will meet Wed
nesday for covered dish luncheon at
the homo of Mrs. W. H. Richsteln.
504 South Holly, at 1 P.M. Mrs. C. C.
Leonard will be assistant hostess.
Building Bridge Club
To Have Thursday Meeting
Building Bridge club will be en
tertained by Mrs. Rose ' Schlef felln
and Mrs. A. Duff, at the home of
Mrs. R. A. Duff. 314 South Holly.
Thursday at dessert bridge. Play will
start at 1:30.
Lincoln Service Club
I'liuw Benefit Card Party
Lincoln Service club will hold one
of a series of benefit card parties at
the home of Mrs. E. J. Klein on North
Bnrtlett street, Thursday afternoon.
March 7, at two o'clock. The after
noon will be spent In playing bridge,
pinochle, and five hundred.
Monthly Meeting fur
(arilen Club Thursday
Medford Garden club will hold Its
monthly meeting Thursday evening.
March 7. In the courthouse auditor
ium. An interesting and timely pro
gram Is being prepared.
The round-table discussions held
during the winter have proved both
Interesting and profitable and will be
rontimifd this next meeting with
County Agent Wilcox present to
answer all questions pertaining to
pruning and planting of shrubs and
trees.
Perennials and annuals will be dis
cussed by other speakers.
EVERY
LOVELY DETAIL
A Wave or Halrdrest by our experts
provides every lorely detail thst artls
try has developed for attractive Hair
Arrangement. There is no question
concerning the correctness and appeal
resulting from the Hair Treatment
provided st this School. There Is a
" touch' provided in our technique
tVat d'.stlnffutfthei It. It ts the msrk
of our pre-eminence.
Medford School of
Beauty Culture
! list, e. Main. Phone M
President of V. F. W.
Auxiliary To Visit
Medford March 15th
WlnlfrM D. Toussalnt. of Jerwy
City, N. J., nations! president of the
elen Wars of the U. S , will b guest
Friday. March 15 of the Medford
auxiliary. Members of the V. P. w.
and auxiliary will be present from
Myrtle Point. Coqullle. Orants Pass.
Rosetmrit and Klamath Palls to greet
the distinguished visitor.
Mrs. Toussalnt has been proml-
If lf
Winifred D. Toussalnt
nently Identified with ex-service
men's activities ntnrm th rlns of th
World war. Sha was elected president
of the auxlllarv ftr ftftAn vm
service as a local, state and national
oincer.
Born in Now Vrlr nt.w Mr. Tmi..
saint Is the descendent of a line of
patriots Who served in Amorlrn'
wars. She Is a member of many civic
and patriotic societies, among which
are the Lnri I pr nf t ha r;m -. a
of the Republic and Daughters of the
Union Veterans of the Civil War.
Mrs, E. R. Coss '
Luncheon Hostess
Mistletoe club mst Wednesday with
Mrs. E. R. Coss as hostess, at her
home, 428 North Holly street. Cov
ered dish luncheon was served at 1
o'clock by the committee. Neighbors
Allle Wilkus, Marie Gautenbelu.
Freida Klngsley and Margaret Gar
rett. Thirty members, eight visitors
and four "tiny tots" were present.
The club was very happy to wel
come home Neighbor Blanche Arnold,
who has recently returned from an
extended visit In Portland, and also
Neighbor Effle Pruett, who has been
absent from the meetings for some
time.
Weddings of two members were an
nounced: Miss Margaret Pruett and
Miss Margaret Chllders. The club ex
tended congratulations and best
wishes;
Honors were extended Mrs. Coss as
complimentary hostess, for the very
pleasant afternoon enjoyed by all
present.
Wentonka Council
P Inns Social Night
The regular social night of Wea
tonka Council, Pocahontas lodge,
will be held next Friday night in
form of a dance, with the Dickeys ;
furnishing the music. The committee
In charge consists of Esther Dorms,
Dorotha Watklns and Jack Dorms. It
Is hoped a large number of members ;
and their invited friends will attend, i
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Service Club
Knjoys Program I
The regular meeting of Lincoln ,
Service club waa held Friday after- :
noon at Lincoln school. Miss Tucker's
room entertained the club with a
very interesting program.
The following numbers were an
nounced by Larry Smith and Howard
Jokl: Greeting; song, "Rocking
Horse"; "How To Be Brave"; concert
poem; song, "The Broom"; dramatl- !
zatlon; group of songs, "Open the
Windows." "Run and Hop" and
"Feathers."
A count was made of the mothers j
present. Miss Tucker's room being j
awarded the prize. The meeting ad
journed, refreshments were served
and a social hour was enjoyed.
Bringing to you, who have
Inactive Silver Patterns . .
Good News
There are many beautiful sil
ver patterns on the Inactive
list . . .
We can now get these for
you at the regular price . . .
No extra die charge.
Let us know your patterns.
. . . Or. better still, bring in
a piece and we will match it.
Lawrence's
Carrying the Mine hlch qusllty
Jewelry found In the btt More tu
tirse cltie. l.v lule stent ff
CiMism "siKrr in all southern
Oreton.
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Miss Helen Carlton
Hostess To Society
The Missionary society of the Fed
erated churches met Thursday at
ithe home of Miss Helen Csrlton ol
'the Old Stage road.
With the president, Ulsa Carlton,
presiding, the meeting opened u-un
a song and prayer. Good report o!
work accomplished during the month
were heard and an Interesting talk
on the outlook of the Jewish situa
tion waa given by Mra. wyatt.
During the social period, dainty
refreshments were served by the
hostess, assisted by Mrs. Davlsson.
Merle Hedgpeth Wed
To Oliver Obenchain
In Friday Ceremony
The noma of Mr. and Mrs. Z. W.
Hedgpeth of Central Point was the
scene of a wedding ceremony Friday
evening Bt 7 p. m., when their
daughter, Merle Hedgpeth. became :
tha bride of Oliver Obenchain, son
of George Obenchain of Central
Point. The ring ceremony waa per
formed by Rev. D. E. Millard. .
Those present were Mr. and Mrs.
E. W. Hedgpeth, parents of the ,
bride. Mrs. Doolittle, mother of Mrs.
Hedgpeth. Mr. and Mrs. James Camp
bell of Talent, Mrs. Campbell being
a sister of the bride, also Harry Hedg
peth, a brother of the bride, of Ga- j
zelle. Cat., and Miss Joan Millard.
A lovely wedding was served after
the ceremony and the newly weds left
Immediately on their honeymoon in
California. After their return they
will make their home just north of ,
Central Point. Mr. Obenchain Is em- I
ployed In the truck gardens of Otto
Bohnert. Both the bride and bride- j
groom are graduates of the Central i
Point high school and are popular
amcng the young people of Central
Point.
Mrs. Mlksrhe Entertain
Friends at Contract Bridge
Mrs. R. A. Miksche and daughter
Bertyl. entertained a small group of
friends at contract bridge Friday
evening at their home on Peieh
street. High score held by Mrs
Ray Mlksche, and traveling prize was
awarded Mrs. Earl York.
PUZZLE FANS
Who Can Make the Greatest Number of
Words Using the Letters Contained in tho
Name:
KENNELL ELLIS STUDIO
First Prize: S10.00
in portraits
Second Prize: S5.00
in portraits
Third Prize: S2.50
in portraits
EVERYONE IS ELIGIBLE
Your list of words must be mailed or brought to Kennell
Ellis Studio, 32 North Central, by March 23, Write name
and address plainly.
Letters can only be used in any one word
actual number of times it appears in name
of studio ...
For additional details telephone 329
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