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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 16, 1938)
MTDFOTJH MATL TT?TBTJNTE, rEPFORD, OREO ON". TTT.STUT. ATTiFST 16. 1938. PAGE THREE Society By Clara Conger-Cald well Wedding Rites Held Sunday On Sunday, at a beautiful 4 o'clock ceremony held In the Baptist church. Ml&s Doris Conger, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Conger of this city, became the bride of Dr. William E. Caldwell, son ot Mrs. Elizabeth 8 Caldwell of Corvallls. The bride, a charming brunette, was gowned In white lace over satin with a white net veil. Her bouquet was of white roses and bouvardla. Maid of honor was the bride's sister. Mist Leona Conger. She wore a dress of peach colored brocade and carried a sheaf of Talisman roses and del phinium. White gladioli, a bit of plcardy and banks of green with tall candelabra on either side of the altar were the church decorations. The Rev. Wulford A. Dawes officiated In the Impres sive service. Mrs. Catherine Wendt as wloist rendered "At Dawning" and the ever beautiful "Because." Kenneth Ray mond at the organ 'played the wed ding march. Dr. Caldwell's best man was Forest Majors of Klngvllle, Idaho, and ush ers were Wayne Lowry, John Nleder meyer and Lew Conger, brother of the bride, all of Medford. and 8tan Gregory of Columbus, Ohio. The bride's mother was gowned In printed chiffon with matching acces sories and a corsage of gardenias After the wedding ceremony, 90 guests were bidden to the Conger home on Ross lane for the reception. Out-of-town guests at the wedding Included the following: Mr. and Mrs. Martin Conger and daughter Flor ence of Corvallls, Mr. and Mrs. Ken neth McKleod of Corvallls, Rosemary Larson of Alsea, Ore., and Mrs. Eliza beth Caldwell, the bridegroom's nvth er, of Corvallls. Following the reception, the newly wedded couple left by motorcar for Victoria, Lake Louise and Banff In Alberta, Canada, and other northern resorts. They will return to Cor vallls after a month's wedding trip to make their home. Dr. Caldwell tfl assistant professor of chemistry at Oregon State college. Mrs. Caldwell will attend the college. Mrs. Caldwell resided In this eity with her parents for a number of years. She Is a graduate of Medford high school where she was outstand ing In scholastic activities and prom inent In social affairs of the youn? set. She attended Oregon State col lege for two years and Is a member of Sigma Kappa, social sorority, and Phi Chi Theta, honorary secretarial fraternity. Dr. Caldwell attended the School of Mines In Butte, Mont., where- he received his metallurgical degree. At tJniversity of Wisconsin he acquired his doctor of philosophy degree. He Is also a member of Alpha Tau Omega, , social national fraternity. Phi Lambda Upsllon, chemistry hon orary fraternity, Sigma Zl, research national fraternity ' and Alpha Chi Sigma, professional honor ary fraternity. Dr. Caldwell is captain of the chemical warfare re serve officers unit. He received con siderable distinction this year when his name appeared in the Young Men's "Who's Who" book. He Is listed as one of 99 outstanding young men In Oregon. PLAYGROUND BANFF LAKE LOUISE EMERALD UKE By motoror train. ..travel this summer to the "the top of the world" for new vacation thrills. A mountain empire of snow-dad peiks, gleaming white glaciers, great can yons, lakes and rivers. Summer recreation and restful relaxation at typical Canadian resort hotels, tasteful in appointments and service: BANFP SPRINGS HOTH. -Owriookim bwuiftrf Bow ViJJrj... picturesque IB-bole coif coon Tamil, mdnding,fihiniiminmioddodrij- Ewofxao plan run u low u I&.50 pa dtj. CHATEAU LAKE LOUlSE...hdnt Viaofii Ghefcr nd lovely Luc Louue Alpine climbing, nrianiog, botong.f contending, hiking and dancing. European plan rates from S.50 per da. EMERALD LAKE CHALET looted in wperfc mountun letting. The Swindle. ctam cbalei is urrounded by charming bunplowv . .fubjng. riding and hiking Rata u low u 7.00 per dij. including meals. MfifSTAtS LOnGES.Mem appealing nunc morn Inired at Ycho. Tipxa. Lake 6W aUdmn Hot Spring, and Mount Atttubotoc. Comronable etbtna tnth central dob bow. Rites $100 ptff day. CANADIAN ROCKIES ALL- EXPENSE TOURS. (June II Sept 13 ) Complete detadi u our illuttrtted folder, no at four Aura Club, Travel Bute, or our local offices. For railway tervicn coniolt fow pwr travel agent, or W H Deacon, general Agent, 26 & V Broad trtf, American Bank Boilding, 9 R no)?, r on 104. isrrgos -HOTELS WORLD GRF.ATKT TRAVft SVSTFM and Clubs Mar; Davis Bettie Ross Weds Earl Coss In Vancouver Rites Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Peck today an nounced the marriage of their daugh ter, Bettie Ross to Earl Coss, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Coss of Gold Hill. The wedding took place In Vancou ver, Wash, on August fl. Allen Smith and Viola Canterbury, former .resi dents of Medford, were witnesses. The young couple both attcni Medford high school and are well known members of Medford '9 young er set. After next week, Mr. and Mrs. Coss will be at home to their many friends In Oold Hill where Mr. Coss will bo associated with his father in the Gold Hill Market. Many entertainments are being planned for the couple this week. Rinabarger Home Scene of Party The Harry Rinabarger home was the scene of a gay party Saturday evening when Mrs. RlnaUarger en tertained In bonor of her husband, the occasion being Mr. Rlnabareer's birthday. The evening was spent In dancing end much merriment added to tho affair when the women guests don ned fancy dancing costumes. A de lectable Italian dinner was served later in the evening. Guests participating In the birth day event included Mr. and Mrs. Roy Elliott. Mr. and Mrs. M. Llebman, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schuler, Mr. and Mrs. Merrltt Merrlman, Mr. and Mrs Frances Prescott, and Mr. and Mra. Myrle Merriman. Miss Dorothy 77TTT Visitor In Medford Miss Dorothy Hill of Baker spent several days lest week In Medford as guest of her sister. Miss Ruth Hill at her home on South Holly street. Miss Hill was en route to her home In Baker after having spent some time es Girl Scout counsellor at "Sky Meadows" camp near Btg Basin, Cat. WARDS FUR Mk'Ml MS if 5 k 1 iWiyfi lit - all ll M,.f" II llhi MOTMEIfY Luncheon, Bridge Affair Enjoyed Mrs. C. A. Hamlin and Mra. M Llebman were co- lostesses last week for a luncheon ard bridge party giv en In the ladlea' room at the Elks club, j Guests enjoying the pleasant affair were Mesdamea Hurry Rinabarger. Frank Bellinger. Frei Stinnett, Jim Bates, Maud Bntder and D. O. Fred erick. A center piece garden flowers formed the pretty table decorations. Mrs. Rinabarger was recipient of the high prize for the pinochle play ani also the travelling prize. Lodges Enjoy New Grounds Nearly 100 members of the I. O. O. F. and Rebekah lodges of the valley gathered at the new picnic ground.: Sunday for a most enjoyable dy The new grounds were recently pur chased by the Odd Fellows of Cen tral Point, and are located at the mouth of Big Butte creek across Rogue river at McLeod. All members were seated at one long table during the picnic dinner After the dinner the gathering was called to order by Ed Vincent of Central Point and nil Joined In com munity singing of "America," the in vocation was given by A. J. Hanby after which a talk was given by John Anderson who recently returned from a trip to Sweden and Norway. Pro fessor A. J. Hanby gave the dedlca torlal address and the grounds were named "Camp Jericho," Brief speeches were presented by A. E. Powell, editor of the Central Point American and by members from the lodges of Ashland, Medford, Jacksonville, Central Point, Oold Hill and Grants Pass. The picnic was such an enjoyable affair that more of them are being planned for the near future. Ohms Back From South Mr. and Mrs, A. J. Ohrn and daugh ter Joan Hunt returned to MedforU recently from a fortnight's vacation spent in southern California. The Ohrns visited friends and rel atives In Los Angeles and HollywoKl while their daughter enjoyed a week's sojourn on Catalina Island. The group also spent a week visiting in San Francisco. L AP IN Same quality last year 65.00 Now is the time to buy and save in this Greatest Fur Sale in Wards History. Now when the air is full of "better times" predictions .... is the time to invest in that fur coat you've always wanted . . . that warm, luxurious, practical and smart fur coat, that is every woman's birthright1 Now is the time when your savings are greatest 1 Sleek, supple Australian Lapin (Coney) Skins, skillfully sheared, dyed and matched in smart block formation, CARACUL SPECIAL AND REGULAR PAYMENTS holds your choice until October 15th Konkets lave For Vacation Mr. end Mrs. C. W. Konkel, accom panied by their daughter, Wanda and niece, Jean Bowen, left today by torcar for San Francisco where thny wlll spend a fortnight vacationing with friends and relatives. Eureka Guest Visits Here Mrs. Granville Gillette of Eureka. Cal. arrived In Medford several days ago to be the house guest of Mrs. A B. Zimmerman and Mra. M. Llebman for two months. Group Sojourns On Coast Mr. and Mra. Del no Sloan and sons Weldon and Tommy, Mr. and Mra. Itr Roy Clark, and Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Clark and three children, enjoyed the week-end vacationing in Cres cent City, Cal, Calendar Wednesday 8:00 p. m. Medal-contest of W. 0. T. U, at South Methodist church. DREDGE 10 IRK The Glide Foundation of Califor nia. H. B. Fields manager, has start ed work on construction of a dry land dredge on Poorman'a creek In the Jacksonville district. As the land Is dredged the earth will be replaced and present plans call for establish ment of a cattle ranch. Five thous and acres of land have been pur chased by the foundation. Expensive testing of the land has been made over the past year. A number of cottages and other buildings have been constructed closo to the Ruch-Jacknonville highway. "Bulldozer" tractors have been busy the past 10 days removing the top soil preparatory to operations. All mechanical equipment Installed Is new. Actual dredging operations are scheduled to start soon. 4 . Closing time ror Too Late to Clas sify Ads is 1:30 p. m. SALE NEW FASHIONS AT REMARKABLE SAVINGS Sleek, Smart (Dyed Coney) 4500 6900 Same quality last year 89.001 . . . You'll love the cozy warmth of the wide curl I Chinese lamb fur, which we have reinforced to as sure utmost service. Wear the collar but toned or open. Rayon lining. Protective niching. 5 DOWN WAM2D ENJOY 7-DAY SIM AT CAMP ON APPLEGATE JACKSONVILLE. Aug. 1 (Spl.) Boya Scouts of troop 35 and explorer troop 35 held their third annual seven-day encampment near McKee bridge on the Applegate. July 31 to August 6. Elton Cain was camp superintendent. Eagle Scout Carol Lewis was scout leader. Other of ficials wero Jack Hamilton, swimming instructor; George Edens, chief sanl tary officer; John Saulsberry, camp Inspector; Lawrence Flck, o a m p Porch and i m Deck Wa0S A Paint 95c it. Made epclnlly for oufnlde ne. F.xtra durable, long wearing. Wall Paint 179 gal. Rate on lhl telvetr, ear lo uae flnlKb! Vour rholre of at tractive colors. Door Bulls 35c pr. Dull brass finish. Heav) wrought steel. Loose pin. yi2'i- Screws Included. Wk MdDMTKKdPMIEIIllY scribe: Bruce Metrger, quartermaster, and Danny Wyant. bugler. . Although many of the boya had had little camp experience, there was never a dull moment. Health ful outdoor facilities gave all a chance for all the good, clean tun he had expected, and perhapa a bit more. A hundred parents and friends vis ited the camp Thursday and were Impressed by the splendid advance ment made by alt members. At a troop court of honor beside an open fire, with Rev. Mallory as official Judge, the following awards were made: ' Second claaa rank: Tom Gerety. Russell Johnson and Jimmy Grift ?by First class rank : Lawrence Flck. Bruce Metzgar, Danny Wyant niid Lester Wendt. Merit badges: Carol Lewis, Fred Metsgar and Jack Hamilton, Journal- Lowest Price in Ytart Non-Me-inltic Cable 100 feet. Easier to use . . . Speeds installation . . . reduces cost. Heavy fab ric cover. Buy now, save I 100 fi. No. S Weolhetpiool Hlro Triple Hrnld S2.fs Specially Prictd Asphalt Sheathing l45 Only roll Highest quality, non-fading, asphalt sheathing. Extra dur able. Roll covers 100 iuro feet. Sov almost tna half Hoof Coal in U 5 ffodh con You would expect to pay up to 50 more for this quality else where. Mads of long fiber asbestos, pure asphalt. One coat seals and waterproofs! 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This year, out ting the dad limbs off the sheltering pines was the "good turn." 100 Chinese Drown SHANGHAI, Aug. 16. (AP) More than 100 Chinese passengers drown ed today when the small Chinese coastal steamer Hansa sank after a collision with the British steamer Tungwo off Woosung. fi,! j He st Steel Furnace Made! I ! :C3m nu,MidiHep ' t'VV' ) jffij Actually priced low- if "."Vy fl'r9 er than ,ome ct ' ! i Wj5 i 'l4 JlSi f Iron furnaces! For S gfeJj' t$ Jr I l"'011"' hut, long- Is j'jj!, i. , ' :sJ!( fi I est vou " fr ' V'j 1 riveted and welded M if nuFf?''' t ' ,mo1" " tight' 1 ' -f ra?w?'f,i'' lflPgt Kaa-and -ioot-tight S fflr Inner construction 1, locomotive firs- o . ,.vT . box iteel. Com- " MONTH. Down rnjmrnt, ... . , i ' ' pare Warda record 1 , Carrying Charge. low price I J , 42-n. PorcelalneJ Cast iron CABINET SINK m Down Paymmnt, Carrying Charge i You'll want this beautiful cabinet sink the minute you see it. Its features, at the price, are unbeatable. First quality gleaming, white enamel ! Drainboard, 20x20-in. Basin, 20x22-in. Big, roomy storage cabinet. See it I Save! Closet Seat 249 Bee HI White celluloid corered! Hsrdwood! Bar hinge Is chrome plated, flare! Knockout! aide and bottom. Clmn cut threads on eara, fCTp?T$V1 Octagon m& ioc Hartnett Hurt By Foul Tip On Thumb CHICAGO. Aug. 16. (AP) Manager Lm (dabby) Hartnett of the Chicago Cuba, waa forced out of action Mon day, possibly with a broken right thumb when he was struck by ft foul tip from the bat of Joe Med wlck In the first Inning of today game with the Bt. Louis Cardinals. Dr. John H. Davis, club nnyslrlan, said an X-ray examination would b made after the game. C. L. Perkins DOCTOR OF OPTOMETRY Phone 272. 135 S. Centra! Are. Medford, Ore. 28 45 lllxln Faucet 295 Rustproof) All brass, chrome plated. Half-turn action. A . Sensational Saving! Hurryl Porcn Lantern 298 Rustproof I Solid coppsr. 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