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INrEDFOTCD "RT ATL TRTBTTyfE, MEDFOTW. OKEffOK, RTTNDAY. .TUXE 26. 1938
ft SOCIETY iAND CUB NEIVS OF THE WEEK
WJfcp W By OLARA MARY DAVIS
Afis Peggy Ginn
Weds Mr. DeLara
In Thursday Rites
At a quiet wedding Thursday Ta
llin g at 6 o'clock In the Fir it Chris
tian church, Mlas Peggy Olno, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Olnn of
this city, wu united In marriage to
O. Allyn DeLara, eon of Charles O.
DeLara of Medford and Mrs. Marie
DeLara of Los Angeles. Calif. The
Rer. James Hamilton officiated.
The bride was becomingly attired
In a brown ensemble and wore a cor
aage of gardenias. She was attended
by Miss Dorothy Bads. Harry A
Plnneo was the bridegroom's atten
dant.
Mrs. DeLara graduated from the
Billing, Mont., high school and hi
made ber home here with her parents
and brother, Tom Olnn for the past
11 years. She has been associated
with Montgomery Ward and company
in this city for several years.
Mr. DeLara Is manager of the Mont
gomery Ward farm equipment store
in San Joae, Calif. The couple, after
a wedding trip to southern Califor
nia, will make their home In San
Jose,
Court of Awards
Is Set Wednesday
For Girl Scouts
Wednesday evening from 0 to 7
o'clock at the city play grounds there
will be a special court of awards,
Closing the special activities for the
summer. Scouts receiving awards at
this court and the awards are:
Troop 8 Roosevelt school. Second
class: Betty Deaver, Alloa Wild ay,
Betty Kay Patricia Young, Audrey
Jarmln, Joyce Sims, Dolores Bay, Ann
Conroy and Virginia Hammond.
Treasurer, Alice Wllday.
Troop fl Jackson school. Atten
dance stars (gold), Mas Clark, Helen
Richmond, Mildred McKenale (per
fect attendance). Marjorle Bowman,
Wanda Jen Olmscheld, Maxlne Hick-
man, Bern Ice Wood, Helen Dooms.
Sliver (80 percent attendance), Betty
Jeu McKenzle, Lite StlUwell, Mar
sjwv irysasia, warfare mcsjnan.
June Wilder. Dorothy Orenbemer,
"K wiwtM vuMwi. onvuiiu
clua: Mary Olueoek; patrol laulcr,
KlKIno Butherlln, Zcthyl Krans; treiu-
unr, Jem Lydlard.
Troop 10 Washington school. Roc-
onJ class: Dorothr Hansen. Vlnlnla
Thierolf, Olslrr Thoma,, June W1I-
llama, Patricia Cate;.
Troop 1 Roosevelt and Jr. High.
Flrat class, Ruth Stewart: Olrl Scout
aid. Ruth Stewart: sold attanrt.no
star. Nevsa Wall: allmr tu.ii..
atmrs. Mm finrfin .in u,i,
Betty Pre,, Oeorglann. Holloway'J
June Jarmln, Ruth Stewart, Betty
'can jonnson, Rosalie Roberta.
Troop 0 Phoenix. Barbara Jean
Oarrlson. athl.t. .
dreaamalcer. homemaXer,
1.7; n., coo: M-
Jean Barnea. pioneer coon, handy-
woman, homemaker, hostess.
iuu ig acKsonyiue. second
virwo, Lwina uoowara CVC1 St.
Wllda Woodward. Dorland Oodward.
Virginia Cox. Maxlne Chllders, Lois
Sanden. Margaret White, Marjorle
Hecxert; scholarship, Dorna Mclntyre,
Mamaret Whll rvu.j .
Bi.ro Ball. M.in. nhiiH...
leen Pursell, Joyce Henspeter. Bonnie
Sanger, Doloree Smeu. Eunice Run-
den. Marlorle Heckert. Ju.nlt. n,,.
ter.
Swimmer. Dolor. mu o.
den. Eunice Sanden: hnm 11.
Sanden. Eunice Sanden: handywom-
Eunice Sanden. Lola Sanden:
health winner, Lois Sanden. Marlorle
Heckert: hom.m.v., ri.
Eunice Sanden: homekeeper. Lola
Sanden; laundress, Eunice Sanden,
Lois Sanden; motorist, Eunice Sanden;
life saver, Eunice Sanden; Ooid at
tendance star, Joyce Metzuer: cook.
Ixila Sanden: needlewoman, Lola San
den.
PEO Members To
State Convention
A group of Medford members of
P . O. are planning on attending
the P. E. O. state convention to be
held in Portland this week.
Mrs. John P. Moffatt and Mra. H. L.
Brown are delegates from Chspter AA
here and Mlas Gertrude Psrker and
Miss Kate Stewart are delegates from
Chapter BE.
Mrs. E. A. Moore. AA ,h.m .....
recording secretary and Mlaa Stewart
secret. .h ui. .. .
went by train to Portland and Mrs.
Moffstt. Mrs. Brown and Miss Parker
are to leave tomorrow by motor car
lor me convention.
nois Guests
At Estes Home
Mr. and Mra. John P. white and
daughter. I-eta and the latter, friend,
Mlsa Ji'an Dunnlngton of Peoria. 111..
recently arrived In thla city and are
nouse gueals at the Rankin Eatea
residence on Kings Highway.
Mrs. White Is a near relative of
Mra. Rankin Estes and her brother
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and Mrs. o. W. Olnn, whom marriage
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Ifl T8. DUVCtl tlOSteSS
For Enjoyable
I a
Bridge Luncheon
Mr.. Albert Burch wu hoatoH at
n home on Ross Lane for a recent
'uncneon and bridge party In hon
" Mr"- Ml"7 Drlscoll of Utah who
halting her son, Captain William
H- Drl"co11. -o an honered guest
" tne a",lr w Mr"- Burch'a sister-
"i-law. Miss Charlotte Burch. house
B1""' ' thB Burch home
following the cnjoyahie luncheon
"."I" w" Wd th' n,lnder
I of th. afternoon with the following
guests present: Mrs. Drlscoll, Miss
Burch, Mrs. T. E. Daniels, Mrs. H. D.
--v"". " nosenoerg,
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John R. Holmea. Mrs, Rupert Henry
M. Schmidt. Mrs. Oeorga M
itah.rfji Mr. mn.. w.m ur. u.
m.... i. . rv cv.-j w.-i. i
Mr. Min n nrnn
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Rirfhrlrtv Pnrtv
Otrinaay f arty
A t HenSOn Home
Th attractive country home cf Mr.
nd Mr, Rlle, a HniK,n on r""n
K'"'K WM ,n" " wry nappy
"". 1T afternoon when Mrs.
iwrn. u. w. uonxun
nd Mr- Henson celebrated their re-
PM" blrthdnys. The afternoon
w" "p,nt ln PleMant conversation.
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Mr- Ooorge T. Casper, Mrs. A. A
W"d' MlM D"1"" Kenyon and Mlas
Janet Poster of Klsmath Falls. Mra.
O. V. Myers, Mrs. Smylle. Mrs Conk
lln. Mrs. J. P. Bray. Mrs. R. R. Chllds,
Mrs. W. A. Dates. Mra. Kenneth Olle.
and Mra. N. J. Wiley of Medford
Mrs. Melville T. Wire of Ashland.
Mrs. Henson was assisted by Mrs.
Kenneth Olle ln serving refreshments.
Garden flowers were arranged about
the rooma.
Ulfrc UttrA T C L
" UTd 1 O bpeak
To General Aid
The homecoming of Oeneral Aid
of the First Methodist Eplscnnsl
" n,ld T'dy '"
noon at a o'clock In the church psr
lora. .." speaker at the seaslon will be
ln' President of Pro-
America. Mra.
C. M. Hurd. Her topic will be "Worn.
en'a Political ResponslbllltleKi". the
subject Is non-partisan.
All members of the aid are asked
to be present and visitors are always
welcome to attend.
Yosemite Guests
Visit Leavitts
Mrs. Fred C. Alexander and two
daughters. June and Donna of Yo
semite National perk, recently arrived
In Medford and are guests of Mrs.
Alexsnder's mother. Mrs. Anna Lea
vltt and brother, Mr. E. P. Leavltt
at the letter's home on Queen Ann
avenue.
The visitors will remain here for
aoout alx weeks, they will enjoy va
cation trips to Crater Ike and other
recreational attractions during their
stay, and also will be feted at several
aoclal entertainments.
SAFETY for Your SAVINGS
JACKSON COUNTY FEDERAL
SAVINGS & LOAN
Thursday
MIm Ppggv filnn, daitRhter of Mr.
vrajt solemnized Thtirsday.
ATTEND
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From left to right: Mrs. John Lawrence. Mrs. Margaret Fahrlrk and Mrs. Effle H. Kurtx. The group are
leaving today for Banff, Alberta. Canada, where they will represent .Medford Znnta club at the Zonta Inter
national convention.
Mrs. H. E. Armstrong
Appoints D. A. R.
Chapter Chairmen
Mrs. H. E. Armstrong, the new re
gent of Crater Lake chapter of Dau
ghter of the American Revolution.
has selected the following members
as chapter chairmen of national com
mittees, to assist her In the affairs
of the organl7atlon for the coming
year.
Americanism, Mrs. 0. Q. D'Alblnl.
sdmncement of American music
Mrs. R. E. MrElhose; approved
echoola. Mrs. E. H. Hurd: Anjel Is
land. Mrs. H. P. W. Spllver; Chanv
pocg memorial, Mrs. Bert Anderson;
conservation and American Indians.
Mrs. Volney Dixon: correct use of
flag. Mrs. Stuart Home; D A R. good
cltlaensrv pllgrlmnge. Mrs. H. E.
Armstrong; VA.R. library'. Mra. Wal
tch Prarjcr Drown: filing and lend
ing bureau. Mra. C. A. Mekcr; geneo
loulcal research, Mrs. B. CI. Harding:
girl home makers. Mrs. Gertrude But-
er: hlstorlcsl research. Mrs. W. W. P.
Holt; Junior American cttlrcns. Mra.
C. M. Hurd; magazine. Mrs. E. M. WU.
son; manuals. Mrs, Glen Tsylr: Mc-
Loughlln thouse. Mrs. J. A. Perry;
membership, Mrs. Bert Lowry: mem
ory book, Mrs. C. C. Murrsy; motion
pictures. Mrs. R. E. Green: national
defense. Mra. M. J. Norris; publicity,
Mrs. P. J. Newman; radio. Mra. Sher
man L. Divine: real daughters. Mrs.
R. L. Daniels: rellea tr state and na
tional headquarters. Mrs. R. N. Vtlm:
student losn fund, Mlsa Sara ' Van
Meter.
nihle Class
Has Picnic
Thursday evening members of the
SOS. Bible class of the Baptist
church held an enjoyable picnic at
Jackson Hot Springs. Members re
port a pleasant time.
ASSOCIATION
Mrs. Harold
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Mrs. Harold A. SnvaRi". Jr.. formcrlv MIm Jennie Delrell. (hlu;liter ol
Mr. and Mrs. A. Oelifll of Portland. The neddlng ns a beautiful event
of June 18 at Ht. Mark's Rplscopa church In this city.
ZONTA CONVENTION
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Miss Estes Back
From Convention
Mlas Lucille Estes recently returned
to her home on Kings highway from
a sojourn In Portland. She attended
the atste convention of the Daugh
ters of Union Veterans of the Civil
war aa a delegate from the local
chapter, Elta Deuel Hubba. tent No.
11.
The convention sessions were held
In the Masonic Temple In Portland.
Mrs. Roy Guyer, president of the
local tent and Miss lone Kindred, a
delegate from this chapter, are ex
pected to return to Medford In a few
days.
Miss Ora Cox. national patriotic In
structor of the organlratton. also
attended the conference after which
sue continued on to Bushnelt, III .
her former home. Following a visit
mere, miss cox expects to sttend
the national convention of the
Daughters of Union Veterans of the
Civil war. In Des Moines. lows.
Lundys Have
House Guests
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lundv snd
children Richard and Linda of
Wheeler, Ore., and Mra. E. R. Wheeler
and daughters. Patricia and Ksy of
Portland, have been visiting their
parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. s. Lundy
at their, home on the Jacksonville
hlehway this week.
The visitors depsrted Saturdsv
morning for Portland, leaving Pa
tricia Wheeler here to visit a month
with her grandparents.
La Tosca
We are always ready to serve you the best
ITALIAN FOODS
In the Rogue River Valley. We continue to main
tain the hljchft standard h- lit In tu nitty Food,
without Increase In priced.
Pinner are rooked to order.
Complete l-poure Dinner
50c 75c and SI. 00
We serve dsllv from 11 s. m. to 11 p. m. Tie rster
to parties and rluhs. Private rooms for parties.
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Rites Read In
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JACKSONVILLE. June 35. (Spl.)
The wedding of Andra Martin and
Andrua Smith won solemnized Wed
nesday. June 33 at 11 o'clock at the
home of the groom's parents, with
Rev. Mallory officiating. The bridal
couple stood before an Improvised
altar of baskets of St. Joseph lilies,
perennial peas and feverfew. The
single ring service was ued. The
brtd waa attired ln blue silk crepe
and carried a bouquet of old fash
ioned flowers tied with pink, blue
and white ribbons. Follow.no the
ceremony, a buffet luncheon was
served to 16 gueats. The dining room
was decorated with lilies and blue
bells.
The newlyweds left for a honey
moon trip which will take them up
the cooRt. as far as Fort Clatpop. On
their return, they will make their
home in Jacksonville.
Building Bridge
Club Luncheon
The Building Bridge club will con
vene for luncheon Thursday at 1
o'clock at La Tosm Inn.
Fr transportation members are to
call. Mrs. P. E. Bicalow. phone 224R.
or Mrs. J. W. Young. 349Y or Mrs.
Sid Brown, at 737,
Members and their friends are in
vited to attend the luncheon a fter
which cards will be played.
Ac
Mrs. Norris Porter
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Mrs. Norris Porter, furmerlv Miss Laura Drurv, daughter or Mr. and
Mrs. Allen linrnard Drurv of this city. The neddlng ceremony was solem
nized on June 11 at St. Mark's Kplsronul church here.
Morris Home Scene
Of Delightful
Breakfast Party
Mrs. T. B. Morrla waa hostess Fri
day morning at her home on 11th
street for a delightful 10 o'clock:
breakfast party.
The affair was. held In the summer
house, an attractive setting for these
warm mornings. .
Following the breakfast, three
tables of duplicate bridge were In
play with prists going to Mrs. Van
Gilbert and Mrs. M. M. Herman for
cast and west and to Mrs. Charles R.
Gall and the hostess for north and
south play.
Gueste Included Mrs. Karl Janouch,
Mrs. William M. McAllister. Mra. A
P. Stcnnett. Mrs. Herman. Mra. Gall,
.Mrs. Ksymond A. Mlksche. Mrs. H. B.
Shreve, Miss Luclnda Hubbard. Mrs.
Ralph Spencer. Mrs. Gus Samuels
and Mrs. Van Gilbert.
Group Leaves On
Alaskan Cruise
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Perry left Med
ford last week for a three-week's va
cation to be spent on an Alaska
cruise.
Mr. and Mrs. Perry were Joined
here by Mr. Perry's brother-in-law
and sister, Mr. and Mrs. J. Dilling
ham of San Diego. The group mo
tored to Vancouver, B.C.. where they
boarded the ship, Prince Rupert for
AlSFKa.
The DUIlnhama will visit In Med-
rord for several days on their return
trip snd will then go to Lake TeJioe.
Reno. Mt. Lasson and other resorts
en route to their home In San Diego
Medford Visitors
Feted at Luncheon
Mrs. Maurice Spntz entertained
Friday afternoon with a pleasant
luncheon and bridge party at her
home on West Main street.
The affslr honored Mrs. William R.
Hunter of Kankakee, III., who la
vlsltln? her daughter, Mra. Harry
Rosenberg and Mrs. John R. Holmes,
house guest of her sons and tr.elr
families. Hsrry and David Rosen
berg. Following luncheon, two tablea of
bridge were ln play with Mrs. Harry
Roenberg recipient of the prize.
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House r.uest At
Henson Home
Mrs. M. E. Howe of Klamath Falls
Is the house guest of Mr. and Mra.
Riley D. Henson at their country
home on Griffin Creek.
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lie sure and rmike your ap
pointment for yonr Permanent
Wave early so as to have your
hair nice for the Fourth of
July, only one more week.
MARIE
HAMMARLAY
If apaln one of our opera
tor snd Mie welcome all or
her friend nnd customer.
PONT FORGET VOI R
Trade & Win Votes
AT THE
BOWMAN
Beauty Shop
ri.r .i? ton rmiTMFT
Army Dancing
Party Farewell
Event of Friday
An enjoyable affair of Friday eve
ning waa the Army dancing party
given at Dreamland hall for offi
cers and guests.
The affair honored two couples of
the Army aet. Major and Mrs. Ben
Stafford and Major and Mrs. Paul
H. Weiland.
Major and Mrs. Stafford are leav
ing aoon for Leavenworth, Kansas to
realde and Major and Mra. Weiland
Just recently arrived In this city to
maKe their home.
Tne atairord a have been very
popular members of society here and
will be missed by their many friends.
Forty couplea were bidden to the
pleasant party.
BPW Members To
Picnic Tuesday
Business and Professional Women's
club will enjoy a picnic Tuesday eve
ning at Jackson Hot 8prlngs.
The recreation snd health com
mlttee la in' charge of the affair and
la composed of Helen Parrlsh. chair
man, Ann Patton. Jean Garman. and
Elizabeth McGallard. Committee for
refreshments consists of Zola Slma
chairman. Hazel Smith. Maude Sni
der. Vivian Turner, Winnie Welshaar
and Audrey Wentworth.
Members are to bring their own
table service and swimming suit.
Church Society
Enjoys Picnic
A very delightful occasion was the
annual picnic of the Women's Mis
sionary society of the Presbyterian
church which was held Tuesday af
ternoon on the porch at the home
of Mra. D. W. Luke. Orchard Home
Drive. About thirty members were
present and an Interesting meeting
followed the picnic dinner.
Hostesses for 'the occasion were
Mesdames B. C. Knight. Danlck. D.
W. Luke and Miss Elizabeth Burr
Mrs. Engvald Iverson gave an Inter
esting report on the general assem
bly of Presbyterian churches held ln
Philadelphia from which she has Just
revurneo. wnue in the east Mrs.
Iverson called on Mrs. Claude Porter
In Washington, D.C.. who sent greet
ings to all her friends In Medford.
Mrs. John Grlbble'a talk on Mis
sions In the Phllllplnes and West In
dlea waa enjoyed by all. she also
gave many Interesting fscte pertain
ing to the work aa observed by her
while she was In the Phllllplnes last
year.
Use Mail Tribune Want Ada.
Flower and Lawrence
Newhouse to conduct
CHRISTWARD
LECTURE SERIES
CHRISTIAN MYSTIC IN
PUBLIC LECTURE
at Guild Hall, Sunday
June 26, 8 p. m.
"New Perspectives
and Evaluations"
Fnflowlne mornlnc at 10 a. m.
slv-lerture series. entitled
ThrUtward Together" will be
1n. These lectures will he con
ducted ont of doors. Redster at
Gnlld Hall, close of opening lec
ture. Free Will Love Offering
Medford Zontas
Leaving Today
For Banff Resort
Mrs. Margaret Fabrlck. Mra. John
Lawrence and Mrs. Effle H. Kurti
are leaving thla afternoon by motor
car for Seattle where" they will board
the Canadian Pacific train bound for
Banff, Alberta, famous Canadian re
sort. Here the group will attend the
International convention of Zonta,
from June 30 to July 3.
Mrs. Fabrlck la the outgoing presi
dent of Medford Zonta. Mra. Law
rence la the president-elect and Mrs.
Kurtz. Becretary-elect. Mra. Lou
Young, member of Zonta, will accom
pany the party aa far aa Salem where
ahe wilt elng on the program of the
state convention of Christian
churches.
On the Zonta banquet program
Friday evening. Mra. Kurtz will appear
in a group of vocal soloa. Mra. Kurtz
has received much recognition from
the Zonta song which aha composed.
Thla will be presented by the Zonta
quartette of Spokane.
Post-convention trips are being
planned. One of them to Crater
Lake, sponsored by the local organi
zation. The local group will be well forti
fied with Rogue River valley favora
to be distributed at the sessions.
Copies of Crater Lake picture which
recently appeared In an Issue of the
Saturday Evening Post, have been
secured and Individually wrapped In
blue cellophane scrolls. Miniature
candy pears ln cellophane bags label
ed and ribbon tied will also be pre
sented delegates. The Jackson County
Chamber of Commerco haa cooperat
ed to Insure the success of this pub
licity for southern Oregon.
Piano Recital To
Be Presented
Monday Evening
Mrs. E. E. Gore will present Miss
Bernlce Myers and Miss Betty John
son, two of her young piano students
In recital Monday evening at 8:15
o'clock at the Christian church. The
recital Is open to the public and
friends sre Invited to attend.
Miss Marguerite Ludwlg, violin stu
dent of Lawrence Hubert, will assist
with two numbers.
The following program will be pre
sented: Piano duet. Roses les Boheme
Kowalakl
Bernlce Myers. Betty Jane Johnson
Piano: a. Beetles Buzz ... G. Lange
b. Tapping at the Window
Dorothy McGrath
. Vaise E-flat Durond
Betty Jane Johnson
Piano: s. Lullaby Burgmuller
b. The Dragon Fly
Jacques Wessheyer
c. Mrlody Dawes
d. Etude ...Kolllne
Violin: a. Amarvllla ni
b. Air Varies, No. 5 Dancla
Marguerite Ludwlg
Pupil Lawrence Hubert
Bernlce Myers, accompanist
a. Solfegletto p. e. Bach
b. Processional March Qurlltt
c. Sliver Nymph Helns
Betty Jane Johnson
Danse Caprlccloss . csdmn.
The Orgailst Lamont
Bernlce Mvera
Piano duct: La Gracieuse. Bohm
oemonstratlon of children's nlano
work and a program by children
under 12 will be given Tuesday after
noon at 3:00. July 18, at Mrs. Gore'i
residence studios, 118 Geneva avenue.
(Continued on Page Five.)
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