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NrF:T)FOTtT MATL TT?T"BTiy"E, VEDFCmD, O'RTnoy. KFXDAT. rAT"(TCST 14, 1938 PACE rOTJR H SOCIETY .AND CLUB WES OF THE WEEK Aijlls W By CLARA MARY DAVIS VJ Verna Forncrook Weds Mr. Anderson In Vancouver Rites ' The wedding ot Mlsa Vern Torn- .. j u. - My anrf Mri. I . D Forncroo to Kenneth Anderson of Astoria waa solcmnlMd at tne Memo diet personage at Vancouver, Wash., Wednesday afternoon, August 10. The Rev. Thomas B. Elliott performed the marriage rites. The bride wore a black and white enaemblo with matching accessories and a corsage of gardenias and red rosebuds. ' Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Porncroot were In attendance at the ceromony. Prior to leaving this city for Van couver. Miss Forncrook waa the In spiration for numerous enjoyable showers and parties, Several no-host affairs were held for her and among other hostesses were Mrs. Lloyd John son and Miss Bessie Dean. Mrs. Anderson lived In Medford for a number of years and was a popular member of school and social groups. Bhe Is a graduate of Medford high school and was employed at the Roxy theatre for some time. The young couple will make their home In Astoria. House Guest At J. C. Mann Home Miss Margaret Mary and Janet Mann have been hoatessos to their house guest, Miss Sybil Kennedy at the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. John C. Mann at the Mann home on East Main street. Mlsa Ken nedy resides In Oateway, Oro., and wna a school mate of the Misses Mann at St. Helens Hall In Portland several years ego. During part of Miss Kennedy's stay, the young ladles have enjoyed a sojourn at the Mnnn cabin on Rogue river. Here on Wednesday evening a no-hostess picnic waa held with the following members of the younger aet present: the Misses Betty Vllm, Kath arine Ford, Patricia Young. Patricia Hayes, Patricia Thompson. Sybil Ken nedy, Margaret Mary Mann and Janet Mann and Mrs. Brltttan Draks Jr. and Mrs. W. L. Barnum of Portland. Californians Visit At Fish Home Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Fish have 4a their house guests at their home on Anderson rood, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd A. Kar.mler of Los Angeles. Mra. Knr.mler Is a alator of Mrs, Fish, She made her home In this valley prior to her marriage and has many frends here. The couple are enroute to their Los Angolcs home from a vacation trip spent In British Columbia Trowbridge Home Scene Of Party Mrs. Alice Trowbridge entertained Thursday afternoon at her home on West loth street with a pleasant af fair honoring Mrs. Annie p. Martin of Grants Pass. Mrs. Martin la visiting her daugh ter, Mrs. Julia Orubb at her home on Horth Riverside avenue. Mrs. Trowbridge's guests Included Mesdames Anna Hlnman, Minnie Holne. H. H. Weaver, D. D. Davli, James McAllister, Ben J.- Trowbridge. D. L. Flynn, T. K. Flynn. Mac Mcron nell and Oaylord Bradford. Mrs. Martin has been a friend of the Trowbridge family for many years. Cocktail tidbit: Make ono-lnrh eheeae-rlce croquettes. Fry them In deep fnt. While they are piping hot stick them on wooden picks and arrange them as the outside layer of a tray of assorted canapes. Use Mall Tribune Want Ada. B. Thrifty Says: "When ft lady lets ui launder her finest linen, It become a sacred trust the only 'trimf that COULD be acred. I guess." 0 0 0 Only the soften and purest water, the most modern and hygienic meth od, the greatest care are used In our handling of your choice fabric. Our sanitary and mechnnlcat equip' ment has made B THRIFTY Service your Insurance of satlafsctton. Know our telephone! No. 1173 (TINE LinekI is ai SAr-g" SWITM US AS A BABY IN I 7 s IT'S MOIMKUS lour Mti'trr Laundry AMERICAN LAUNDRY 'WlffMfer'' j t it oi TH r;MHAI I Major and Mrs. Owens Feted At Dinner-Dance Climaxing the current mid-summer social season was the brilliant dinner dance given last evening at the Hotel Medford to honor Major and Mrs. Oeorge R. Owena. The Officers club was host. Quests Included all Civilian Con servation Corps officers, service su pervisors and their staffs, ' project superintendents, educational advisers, contract surgeons, members of Rogue River chapter of the Reserve Officers association and a number of Medford and out-oL-town civilian friends of Major and Mrs. Owena. After dinner dancing was enjoyed until a late hour to the melody of Dicky's orchestra. Mrs. Owens was regal In a formal gown of black and white set oft by an exquisite corsage of orchids given to her by the Officers club. During the course of the evening's festivities. Major Owens was present ed with a handsome travelling bag from the officers. Captain Ernest J. Brugger, secretary-treasurer and act ing vice-president of the Officers club, made the presentation. The dinner-dance was given to bid farewell to Major and Mrs. Owens who will leave about August IS to reside elsewhere. Members ot the Officers club In clude the following: , Major Paul H. Welland, Captain Ern est W. Oruhn. Captain Albert T. An derson. Captain Chauncey L. Pierce. Captain William C. Ryan, Captain Herman J. Melrlng, Captain Norman A. Dongea, Captain W. W. William, Captain H. T. Oentle, Captain W. 8. Clifford, Captain William H. Drlscnll. Captain V. W. Richards, Captain E. J. Brugger, Captain Phllo D. Smith, Very Young Set Enjoy Luncheon At Farrell Home Members of Medford's very ynur.sr set were Invited to a delightful luncheon and theatre party last week when Lots Prlngle and Patricia Far rell were hostesses. Luncheon waa held at the Frank P. Farrell realdonce on East Main street and later the group went to the Craterlar. thcator. Sub-debutante guests Included the Mlasoa Julie Carpenter, Harriett Smith. Polly 8cherer, Dorothy Hayea. Barbara Brower, Nanette Rosenberg, Patricia Dlpple. Jane Moffatt, Jean Henaelman, Susan Vilas and Carol Tcngwald. The event feted the Misses Carpen ter, Smith and Scherer. Calendar Tursdaj 1:00 p. in South Methodist mi. alonary aoclety. home Mrs Ralph Woodford, 836 south Holly atreet. J.ua p. m. Presbyterian church Missionary society, nome Mr. umi. Ham Hoy.t 133 Mistletoe street. 3:00 p. m. Loyal SVomen'. call of Christian church, church parlors. Wednesday 8:00 p. m. Medal-contest of W. O. T. 0, at South Mothodlat church. Mlbslniuiry (irniip Meets Tuesday Missionary society of the Presby terian church will convene Tuesday at a o'clock at the home of Mra. William Hoyt, 133 Mistletoe street Mrs. II. F. W. Spllver and Mrs Arthili Brewer are on the program Plana will be formulated for the annual missionary luncheon to be given Sep tember 3. Miss Mary Moore, secretary of national missions, will be the guest speaker. Use Mall Tribune Want Ads Fashion Premier Abroad Gives America New Hues By Adelaide Kerr (AP Fashion Editor) Colors and fabrics are headline news In 1038 fall fsMilona. Black remains a prominent cos tume hue, but a number of new intriguing shades have come to town for the winter mode. ThoRe launched by French designers made their debut In New York thla year on the day when they were re vealed to buyera In Paris. This was made possible by an arrangement whereby nine Paris de signers (Schlaparelll, Molyneux. Pa tou. Chanel, belong, Lanvln. Maggy Hon If, Creed and Marcel Dormoy) furnished a New York dye company (United Piece Dye Works) with samplea of their colore In advance Among huea were the rich rusts, terra cot t as and auburn to which Paris gave unexpected prominence. the greenish blue Mallard duck tones and the lichen, almond, vivid and dark greens used by some of Paris best." One of the moat atrlk- Ing notes In the newly Imported AugustSpecial at Bowman's BeautyShop 16 8. Central Phone 67 Permanent Wave $195 One Permanent Wave $2.05 or two for 6.40 One Permanent Wave 3.95 or two for 7.50 One Permanent Wave 8.00 or two for 9.60 Wet Finger Waves 25c and 35c Dried Finger Wavei 35c and 50c Shampoo and Finger Wave 60c and 75c Rinse 15c Captain J. a. Anuskewler., Captain W, J. Brown, Captain Olenn J. Key, Captain Orove Baldwin, Captain P. E. Rohner, Captain William 8. Alters, Captain C. 8. Raymond, Captain L. 8. Chaplin, Captain O. B. Robinson, Captain W. W. Cone, Captain J. R. Chamblla, Captain A. W. Lamar Lieut. Fred W, Greene, Lieut. H. W, Ander son, Lieut, Roy D. Craft, Lieut. O R. Pond. Lieut. L. W. Buonocore, Lieut. R. E. Marah, Lieut. Francis R. John son, Lieut. Werner Pundt, Lieut. H. 8. Rocker, Lieut. Charles E. Holmes, Lieut. D. T. Bneed, Jr., Lieut. O. W. Hawkins, Llout. R. W. Stephen, Jr., Lieut. E. H. Halllwell, Lieut J. P. Mlddlesworth, Lieut. J. B. Beckham, Lieut. Edward H. Blssell. Lieut. A. J. Hemstreet, Jr., Lieut. C. L. Shewalter, Lieut. N. O. Wllley. Lieut. M. O. Oove, Lieut. L. A. Azorln Lieut. Fre derick Leldel, Lieut. M. W. Harris. Lieut. T. H. Ebbert, Lieut. J. O. Sweek, Lieut. D. J. Croano. Lieut. Ragnar Unden, Lieut. H. T. Conden, Lieut. R. 8. Klnoshlta, Lieut. A. M. Ahreni, Lieut. M. P. Brown, Lieut. Wilbur Wilson, Lieut. J. A. Jordan. Llout. J. L. Kennedy, Lieut. W. B. Mlckley. Lieut. R. W. Sleeter, Lieut. D. K. Griffith, Lieut. W. H. Ice, Lieut. C. H. Maddox. Lieut. C. J. Ollson, Lieut. Herbert Martin, Lieut. J. P. Petrowskl, Lieut. W. L. Harley, Lieut. J. F. Bone, Lieut. R. A. Wheeler, Lieut. M. W. Frier. Lieut. H. O. Marx mlller, Jr., Lieut. W. Williams. Lieut. M. M. Colllnga, Lieut. J. W. Scobey, Lieut. W. T. Hamilton, Lieut. J. 8. Caughman, Lieut. Frank 8. Ellison, Lieut. C. L. Cole, Lieut. R. B. Jeffrey, Lieut. F. L. Wilson. Lieut. O. W. Leonsrd, Lieut. M. E. Peabody1, Lieut. M. C. Thomas, Lieut. J. R. Beverldge, and Lieut. B. R. King. Surprise Party Honors Miss Salade On Birthday A surprise party feted Miss .lean no Salade Friday evening when a group of Medford debutantes and their escorts participated In a pleasant affair, the occasion being MlssSalnde's birthday. The group first had dinner at the Chateau after which they attended the Shakespearean Festival In Ash land and then returned to the Cha teau for refreshments and dancing. The petite honoree waa surprised when late lit the evening she was presented with a birthday cake, can dles and all, several attractive gifts and the aong, "Happy Birthday" dedi cated to her by the Chateau orches tra. Quests present at the enjoyable event were the Misses Jeanne Salade, Helena Salade, Elaine Line and Ban nle Hunt and the Messrs. Jim Henry, Granger Kenly, Martin Luther, Jr., Granger Hill, and Billy Salade. Mrs. Fred Budrow Visits Sister Mrs. Frederick Budrow of Holly wood Is a guest In the valley this week of her sister, Mrs. Olttdva Beebe of Central Point. Mra. Budrow who Is remembered by many friends . the former Doris Kindle, arrived Sun day morning and will spend a two weeks' vacation here. She Is being entertained by a num ber of friends In Medford, where she graduated from high school, later at tending the University of Oregon, where she waa affiliated with Oanv ma Phi Beta sorority. Wenonah Club Luncheon Soon We non ah club will meet at the Nedman hall club rooms Thursday Afternoon for a bridge luncheon. Esther Dooms la hostess. collection, from which many of America's fall fashion colors will be chosen, was the violet Influence on reds and blues. Many d-vloleta, blue-vtolets and purple -violets as well as mauvlsh roses and orchid pinks were among them. Browns included both dark "Rembrandt" tones and red ill Mi shades. To that colored tale New York designers have added ft lively liking for grayed "mist" or "stone" blues Many of the new fabrics show some kind of surface Interest. Coat wools are woven with ft compact "smooth-rough" boucle finish raised plateau patterns or an effect faint ly supgesttve of petlt-potnt. New. day frocks appear in mataleaee crepes or cloque crepes woven In, small discreet patterns or In sauve mossy crepes. Fine wools, crepes and Jersey weaves are seen too. The vogue for surface Interest la reflected even In the frocks made of plain fabrics which are some times quilted, braided or emhroid- ered. Former Residents Greeted Tuesday At Ray Home The home of Mr. and Mra. R, L. Ray on the Oak Orove road wai the scene of a delightful no-host garden party, Tuesday evening, when about forty friends gathered to greet Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Balrd of Modesto, Calif., who have been vacationing in Medford and vicinity for the past ten days. Qamea were played and Mr. Balrd delighted the group with readings and a brief resume of his successful work for the past 19 months as pas tor of the Christian church In Mo desto. Refreshments were served at a late hour and good byes said to these pop ular former Medford residents. Mr. Balrd waa formerly pastor of the Christian church of this city and they, with their two sons, have been welcomed by a host of friends in Medford. Those enjoying the hospitality at the Ray home were Mr. and Mra. O. C. Sabln, Mrs. M. J. Rlndt, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Krauts, Tom Sackett, Mr. and Mrs. D. A Hood. Mr. and Mrs. M L. Porter, Mr. and Mrs. E. N Blden. Mr. and Mrs. J. 8. O'Brien, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Sloneker, Mr. and Mra. M. L Ruff, Mr. and Mra. Fred Stephen son and son and daughter, Clarice Hlgenbotham. Mrs. Margaret Fisher Mr. and Mrs. C. M, Hon, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Newton, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Nle- dermeler and children. Ruby Porter Noel Sloneker and Mr. and Mrs. Ray and the honor guests, Mr. and Mrs W. R. Balrd. Socialities On the Go Knplotm on Trip' South Mr. and Mra. Harry Kaplon left by motor Tuesd ay e ve n I n g for a two weeks motor trip . through southern California. They planned to spend the major portion of their time In San Francisco, Bakersfleld and Los Angeles, Gregory at Beach Among valley folk vacationing at the beach are Mrs. Frank Gregory and daughter, Miss Lysle Gregory, who are spending several days at Crescent City. Miss Oregory Is an Instructor In the Medford Wash ington school and recently com pie ted the summer session at the Southern Oregon Normal school In Ashland. Home From Seashore Mrs. R. C. Mulholland and Miss Louise Basford returned to the city Wednesday from a motor trip to Crescent City, where they apent the fortnight enjoying the beach. Miss Basford Is supervisor In the Med ford schools. Miss Marjorle Mul holland. daughter of Dr. and Mrs. a. O. Mulholland, la also at homo this week. Miss Mulholland attend ed the summer session at the Uni versity of Oregon. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Robortson are vacationing at Slltcoos lake until next Tuesday. P. T. ATOfTicers Enjoy Meeting " Mrs. Jnmp. K. Hnev u-a. hnil.i. Isst Monday to a large group of tne Jackson Count P -T A nt..i- dents and officer, nt her mmmw home on the Rogue. At the busi ness mcetlnor in the morning nn. aided over bv Mrs. Hrw.v citm i".-1. a. president, s resume of the national convention at Salt Lake City waa given ' by Mra. B. O. Porsythe. district vice president, of Ashland. Mrs. Klhart of Ashland, county vice oreslrtent.- rilu..ri programs suitable for the coming year. The county membership chair man, iwrs. uertna Young, presented material for the enrollment drive in October anif Mr n.i.i. Eagle Point, county round-up chatr- mn. tea a aiscusslon on the fall follow-up in the health program. Miss Bell, the countv nura ih.ni.- ed the rtoud for their .ninnntH cooperation during the paat year. After a covered dish luncheon Mrs. A. B. Brockway led the group n novei gamea. moae In attendance were aiesclames H. n SW....U. Elhart. Crosby. O'Hara. and Bailey oi Aaniand: Clifton R. Pond. A. E Brockway. C: Comm. P. Humphrey. E. T. Currana of M.riforrf- in.. Francis Pearson. Mesdames Everett rraedrlrk. Heston Orlevc ot Proa- Dect: Mesdame. ITnha.t ni... ... Roy Vaughn of Elk creek; Arlee nassonie. nertna Young and Davlea of Eagle Point, and Mrs. Oebbard and Holt of Central Point. I.ojal Class To Convene Uoyal Women'a cIaa. nt ts. nH Christian church will hold a hu.in... and social meeting Tuesday afternoon at i ociock in the church parlois All members and friends are Inrltivi to attend. Mra. Qua Peterson and committee are tn charge of the re freshments. Closing time for loo lte to Clas sify Ada Is 1:30 p nt. I .- leO'.t " I I i "grog; : ' In F I L M LESS film career irks Ariane Borg. 22, now going to native France after two years in Hollywood where S70.000 was apent "grooming" her for pic tures she never made. Jarmins Return From Vacation Mr. and Mrs. Mire Jarmln and soft. Junior. Mrs. Walter H. Jarmln and Mrs. Ellen Green or Applegate re turned to Medford recently from a five weeks trip Into British Columbia, alacocr National park and Yellow stone National park. The group traveled over 5000 miles They motored up the coast hlghwaj to Port Angeles, over to Vancouver Island where they spent several days after which they went by boat to the mainland of British Columbia up the Prazler river to Kamloops. The trav ellers saw many Interesting sights and Indulged In lots of fishing and other sports. Later they went to Grand Coulee dam. Glacier and Yel lowstone after which they spent a week visiting relatives In Ia Grand': Marc Jarmln Jr. had the honor of receiving the first license issued In British Columbia to a minor. A law Just passed this year required chil dren under 16 years or age to have a fishing license. The group visited Porbcs landing on tho Campbell river Just four days before the place was destroyed by fire. W. C. 7 U. Sponsors Medal-Contest The South Methodist Sunday school will hold a mednl-contcst In the church Wednesday nlfcjht. August 17, at 8 o'clock. This Is the fourth of a series of mednl contests sponsored by -the Women's christian Temper ance union. Those competing are Dorrts Waltcrmlre. Billy Frederick. Tlllle Rammln. Dorothy King. Earl Klllenbcck. Dick Igo and Wayne Kyker. Mr. R. J. BUU. superintendent of the Sunday school, will preside, and musical numbers will be given while the Judges are making their decision Rev. Sherman L. Jlvlne la to pre sent the medal to the winner. The contestants ore be In; trained by Mrs. Robert Taylor and Mrs Holly Michael. The public is Invited to attend the contest. Use Mall Tribune Want Ads Wagner Family Reunion AtT. W. Miles Home Here The T. W. Miles home on North Oakdale avenue was the scene of a family reunion dinner party Friday evening when twenty-six of the Wagner relatives met. Dinner tables were artistically ap pointed and gladlolas and roses were used as centerpieces. An abundance of the same flowers were pretty about the rooms.' Mr. Miles was assisted In the affair by Mrs. Louis Brown. Following the buffet dinner, bridge was played for the remainder of the evening. Members of the family present In cluded Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Wag ner of New York City, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wagner of Detroit, Mich., Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Leeds and daughters. Brugger Home Scene of Party Prior To Dance Captain and Mrs. Ernest J. Brug ger were hosts last evening at their home on Fourth street for a cock tall party prior to the dance at the Hotel Medford honoring Major and Mrs. George R. Owens. Guests at the pleasant affair in cluded Major and Mrs. Owens, Ma jor and Mrs. Paul H. Welland. Cap tain and Mra. Ernest W. Oruhn, Captain and Mrs. Herman J. Melr lng. Captain and Mra. Albert T. Anderson. Captain and Mrs. Wil liam C. Ryan, Captain William H. Drlscoll, Mrs. Mary Drlscoll. Lieut, and Mrs. Ragnar Unden and Lieut, and Mrs. Roy D. Craft. Miss Lois Frazee Visits Parents Miss Lois Frazee arrived In Medford from San Francisco yesterday to rpend a three weeks vacation with her par ents. Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Frazee at their home on North Bartlett street. Miss Frazee, well known In Med ford's younger set, Is at present a student nurse at Stanford hospital. Hints for Housewives Note to Tom Sawyer: Surfaces to be whitewashed should first be well cleaned and freed of any particles that might scale off. Scrub with a Htiff brush or broom. Whitewash adheres to moist surfaces better than it does to dry ones. So spongo off the area to be whitewashed with cold water. Let the dirt around a potted plant come within half an Inch of the top of the pot. Then fill the pot with water every day for the average house plant. If you have unusual plants, ask your florist about the amount of water they need. Want something especially tasty for plcnlca around the camp fire? Broil or brown thin slices of ham. Dip each slice In a shallow dish of chill iauce mixed with seasonings and place It Inside a split roll. Be sure there are plenty of pickles handy. To facilitate the retnoxal of frozen foods from refrigerator trays, line each tray with waxed paper before filling It. When the food Is frozen, lift It out by the edges of the paper The paper may be torn off easily. ENORMOUS REDUCTIONS Dresses. Coats. Hats. Blouses Ethel wyn B Hoffmann Closing time for Too Late to Clas sify Ads is 1:30 p. m. jane. Miriam, and Marjorle of South Pasadena. CaU Miss Katherlne Wag ner of Los Angelea, Mlsa Eleanor An derson of Berkeley, Cal., Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Wagner, Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Wagner and Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Kin ney of Ashland, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Brown, Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Miles of Medford. Mra. E. V. Carter of Ash land and Miss Lydla McCall and Mr. and Mrs. Robert A Wagner and daughter Margaret of Ashland. Yesterday the group enjoyed a trip to Lake of the Woods and Crater Lake and today they are guests at the Milea summer home on the Rogue river for dinner. Barkley Leeds of Los Angeles, an other member of tho Wagner family, Joined the party yesterday. Classroom Tips For Girls Going To Colleges By Betty Clarke AP Feature Service Writer So you're going to college? Watch your classroom chic. Don't let It be Just by accident that you look your best for that eight o'clock. Make Kt a pjint to give yourself a precious few extra min utes for: Putting your moke-up on correct ly. Get the powder on smoothly, all over your face and well down tinder your chin. No rogue, unless you're extremely pale and think you need a faint blush. Lipstick that's becoming, but no hardening. (The danger lies in getting It too dark.) Brush and Cam It Fixing your hair In Its most be coming and easy to keep fashion Half a dozen licks with & essib won't do this year. You'll l?ave to brush ond comb carefully to bring out the life In your hair. Wear a nat or one of the new bandanas tied peasant fashion under your chin for protec tion against wind damage. Then check in your mirror to see that both stocking seams are straight, your slip isn't showing and sweater and skirt ore together. Men are cranky on those points. Don't forget to maite necessary T,e palrs on your manicure. Take that heather-tone polish all off or put a smooth, even coat on. If you've a broken nail, cut It off and file it down. Then you won't start biting it when the prof gets a little stuffy. And It won't catch In your hose when you give; It an ln-betwocn tug dur ing lunch. walk Don't Run When you are sure you look your best, walk don't run to the class room door. Then you won't have to catch your breath when you talk to that handsome quarterback who ccmea down his fraternity house steps ns you pass by. Once you're settled In the class room, watch your posture: sit com fortably, but don't slouch. Don't wind your legs around the chair either. That's high school stuff. Methodist Group Meets Tuesday The South Methodist Missionary society will hold a picnic meeting on Mrs. Ralph Woodford's lawn at 328 South Holly street next Tuesday- Dinner will be served at 1 o'clock, followed by a program and a social hour. Each member is asked to bring her own meat sandwiches and a covered dish. 4 WINDOW GLASS .We sell window glass and will replace your broken windows reasonably Trowbridge Cab inet Works. Regularly 19c! ndD Monday Special Dotted Swiss! Voile! Aristo-Batiste! Organdy! Clearance of Summer Cottons and Sheers. Such timely values you'll want to tell your friends about them! White and colored prints in sheers! Bright plain shades in organdy. Remember, you save 9c on every yard. 36" and 39". 3Ioiitgomciy Waircl 117 So. Central. Telenhon. 286 Dawn Owens Feted At Dinner Dance By Younger Set Mlsa Dawn Owena wae honored, guest at a no-host dinner party and dance Friday evening when a number of the younger set gathered to bid her farewell. Miss Owens, with her parenta. Major and Mra. George R. Owens, will leave Medford aoon to reside elsewhere. A buffet aupper started the eve ning's festivities and was held In the A attractive garden ot tho Qennessa J atreet home of Captain and Mra. H. J. Melrlng. Gay colored light about the lawn added to the merri ment of- the occasion. After dinner, gucats went to the Chateau, where they were Joined by other friends and dancing and a midnight supper waa enjoyod. Dinner guests Included the Misses Dawn Owens, Barbara Lemmon, Vir ginia Hammond, Kathryn Anderson, Janet Mann, Sybil Kennedy, Barbara Sheldon, Nlla Green, Vhoebe Dean, Ann Dean, Janet Anderson. Deborah Tumy and Charity Hart. Messrs. Bert Thlerolf. Sam Richardson, Ray Et tlnger, Phillip Todd. Marvin Burk, Laurence Pennington Jr- Ray Owena, Don Cook, Warren Bayllss, Bert Lu man, and Perry Perry. Dropping In at the Chateau party for a few momenta to jreet the honoree and participate In a few dances wen Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Lem mon, Captain and Mrs Albert T, Anderson and Major and Mrs. George R. Owens. Senior Life-Saving Class Wednesday Jackson county chapter of the American Red Cross Saturday an nounced the opening of a class Jn senior life saving next Wednesday. It will continue Tor two weeks. Those completing the examinations will receive certificates. Those wishing to cr.ro!! or to obtain further tnlormatlon areasit oii to contact the local chapter headquarters as soon as possible. The classes will be held at the Natatorlum and will be under the direction of John E. Nogley and Frank Scott, authorized life saving examiners. An aerial survey crew, flying In Nebraska, recently found grasshoppers while at an elevation of 10,000 feet and at 11.000 feet they captured a huge fly more thtin one ;nch lonj. Use Mall Tribune Want Ads. Complete Beauty Service At EARL'S BEAUTY SALON Room 214-215 Medford Building By Thpup Well Rnown and F.xporlrncrd Opcratnrs Earl Herendeen Rhea Hoover t Kathleen Estes Alberta McVeigh PHONE 455 For Appointment C yd. V la v I
