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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREflOV, SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 15. 1940.
SOCIETY AND CLUB NEWS OF THE WEEK
By CLAJtA MART DAVIS
Miss Haskins Wed
To Mr. Risse In
Impressive Service
At the horn of her parent,
Mr. and Mrs. Leon B. Haskins.
Wednesday momin at 11
o'clock. Mis Gertrude Haskins
became the bride of Charles t.
Risse, son of Mr- Anna G. RUM,
with the Rev. T. H. Temple, re
tired Methodist minister of Tal
ent, officiating.
The bride wore an afternoon
dress of pale grey crepe with
chirred bodice and full skirt,
and a corsace of gardenias and
pink rosebuds. Her father gave
her in marriage.
Miss Dorothea Haskins wasi
her sister's bridesmaid. She
wore a winterberry colored
crepe afternoon frock trimmed
in cut velvet and a corsage of
pink rosebuds. Fred Under
wood acted as best man for Mr.
Risse.
Vows were exchanged in front
of the fireplace, which was bank
ed with baskets of white and
peach-colored gladiolus. Ivy
draped the mantel.
Mrs. George S- Johnson of
Berkeley, Cal., the bride's aunt,
played "I Love You Truly" prior
to the ceremony. She also play
ed Lohengrin and Mendelssohn
wedding marches.
Mrs. Ha skins chose a silk
dress of dusty rose hue with
white trim and a corsage of
Talisman rosebuds for her
daughter's wedding. The bride
groom's mother wore a prairie
rose crepe dress trimmed in
braid and a corsage of Talisman
rosebuds.
A reception followed the im
pressive ceremony, after which
the couple left for southern Call'
fornia for a two weeks wedding
trip. For a going away en
semble, the bride wore a dark
blue sheer fashioned princess
with a tight fitting military style
jacket and black accessories.
Guests attending the wedding
were Mrs. Frances Cochran,
aunt of the bride. Miss Opal
narvey, Mr. and Mrs. J. H
Chastain, Mr. and Mrs. David
Irving, Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Queckenbush, Mr. and Mrs. Ern.
est Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Barr, Mrs- Belva Aiken, Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Olson, Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Boyl, John Nledermever
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Semon,
Robert Semon, Mrs. Harriet
French and Mr. and Mrs. George
o. jonnson of Berkeley, Cal.
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mrm. xiuse wss reted at a
number of delightful parti
prior to her marriage. .
Girl Scouts to
Organize Chorus
A new project in Girl Scout-
mg this year will be Girl
Scout chorus. Each troon m.v
elect two representatives to at
tend weekly rehearsals, which
will be held Saturday morninu
at 10 o'clock In Scout head
quarters, scouts attending
should hava true voices and be
willing to participate in civic
programs.
Girl Scouts from each unit at
camp are planning on giving
'Camp Talks ", and singing scout
songs for civic organizations
which gave Camp Ship to local
Girl Scouts this year. The fol
lowing organizations and Indi
viduals were responsible for as
sisting many girls In attending
the established camp at Lake of
the Woods in August
Klwanian Dames, Medford
National Bank. Junior hi.k d
T.A., Lady Lions. Chapter B E.
of P.E.O., Washington School
P.T.A., Colony club, Women of
Rotary, American Legion Auxil
iary, Roosevelt Home and School
association, Business and Profes
sional Women's club, Mrs. My
ron Root, Mrs. Porter Neff and
Miss Betty Drummond.
Miss Young to
Attend U. of W.
Miss Floy Young plans to
leave this week for Seattle
where she will enter University
of Washington to work on her
master's degree. She plans to
attend the university for six
months'.
On Friday evening she enter
tained a group of friends at the
Hotel Medford for dinner. Those
present were Mrs. Esther
Church Leake, and the Misses
Olive Curry. Helen Parish and
Gertrude Wstzllng.
Miss Young has been a popu
lar member of the Medford high
school faculty.
Study CfobWill
Meet Wednesday
The first fall meeting of the
Wednesday Study club will be
held at the Hotel Medford, Wed
nesday, for a no-host luncheon
at 1 o'clock.
The club, one of th oldest
study groups of the city, Is en
tering its 32nd year, with five
of the original group still active
for the year ire:
President. Mrs. N. T. Hodges;
vice-president, Mrs. M. M. Mor
rls: secretary, Mrs. A. W. Ava
treasurer, Mrs. W. J. Warner. ' 1
Mrs. Charles F. Risse
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Mrs- Charles F. Risse, who was Miss Gertrude Haskios prior
to her marriage Wednesday morning at the horns of her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Leon B. Haskins, oa the south Pacific high
way. The couple will make their home is this city (Photo by
Shangle.)
Valley Couple
Wed Recently
In Vancouver
The marriage of Miss Virginia
Ricks, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Ricks, to Richard Von
der Hellen, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Von der Hellen. prominent
valley residents, was revealed
hers yesterday.
The ceremony took place in
Vancouver, Wash-, on Septem
ber 7. For the present time
th young couple are making
their home with th bride
groom's parents In th Antelope
district.
Th bride attended th Cen
tral Point schools and last year
was chosen th outstanding girl
from Jackson county in th Pa
cific International 4-H meeting
in Portland.
Mr. Von der Hellen attended
th Medford high school.
Miss LeMire Is
Party Honor ee
Miss Olivia LeMire. bride-
elect of Lowell Dupray. was
feted at a miscellaneous shower
party Friday evening when Miss
Therese Parent entertained at
the Hotel Jackson.
Guests enjoying the delight
ful affair were Mesdames By
ron Murdock, Michael Schwartz,
Paul Newcomb, Floyd Darland,
Warren Liggett and the Misses
Martha DeSouza, Helen McDon
ald, Kay Dillon. Margaret Wet
terer, Evelyn Nation, Barbara
Brewer, Dixie Darland, Wini
fred Gipe. Patricia Clendenning
and Lucille LeMire, sister of the
honoree.
The honoree's marriage will
b an event of tomorrow at the
Sacred Heart Catholic church
her.
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Aya Home Scene
Of Dinner Party
The Misses Joan and Alison
Aya were hostesses last week
for a delightful dinner party at
the horn of their parents. Mr.
and Mrs. A. W. Aya on Crater
Lake avenue. j
Guests Included members of
the school and college set as
follows: the Misses Margaret
Ann Brown. Geraldine Bunch. '
Elise and Charlotte Older, Mary
Hollowsy, Fern Tye, Alpha Wll
lock, Rhea Anderson. Jean Leon
ard, Nancy Day, Pauline Weil
and. Cards were played after din- j
ner, with prizes being won by '
Miss Brown and Miss Weiland. I
Rosa Blackmore Willett
(btlpsls Grtduat under
T Ichmullrr.)
REOPENS
PIANOFORTE STUDIO
In Baldwin Piano Shop
HH Hour or Full Hour Lmkws.
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Medford Couple
To Marry Today
In Nevada Rites
Miss Dorothy Hubbard and
Ray Morrison, well-known Med
ford couple, were to be married
today in Reno, Nev. She is the
daughter of Mrs. Bernic Hub
bard. On Thursday evening, Mrs. C
J. Chord, Mrs. William Luman
and Mrs. Howard McClure en
tertained the bride at the for
mer's home on Catherine street
with an enjoyable miscellaneous
shower party.
Guests bidden to the affair
were Hazel Hibbard, Mrs. Lewis
Ulrich, Hazel Roberts. Pat
O'Brien. Mrs. Clatous McCredie,
Marie Walker. Arvella Carblen
er. Flossy Reed, Mrs. W. Walker.
Hilda Bundy, Mrs. Maude Hop
kins. Elsie Andren. Mrs. Alvin
Tollefson, Mable Wright. Mrs.
B. L- Sanderson and Mrs. Wil
liam Walker.
Th couple will make their
home on Spring street after a
wedding trip of a week.
Mrs. Holt to
Return Today
Mrs. William W. P. Holt Is
expected to return today from
Berkeley. Calif., where she has
visited her mother. Mrs. Ransom
Pratt for two weeks.
Mrs. Holt stopped in Berkeley
after a trip east with her hus
band, Dr. Holt and their two
daughters, Helen Holt Wilson
and Barbara Holt and Mrs. Wil
son's son Larry. The rest of the
family came directly home from
the east.
Honolulu Guest
Visits In City
Mrs. W. E Heavlin of Hono
lulu. T. H., arrived in Medford
yesterday morning by train to
spend about ten days visiting
her sister. Mrs. E. M. Campbell
at th Campbell home in Holly
Court.
The visitor lived in this city
many years ago.
ATTENTION . . Holders of
PHOTOGRAPH COUPONS
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Many Members
Of Sojourners
Gather for Cards
Medford Sojourners club
members assembled at Hotel
Medford Thursday afternoon for
the fortnightly meeting. Host
esses were Mrs. Herald Gardner,
Mrs. Leonard Lewis. Mrs. Lester
Nielson and Mrs. H. L. Houti.
with Mrs. Gardner serving as
chairman.
Dessert was served from
tables centered with small bou
quets of asters. Following a
short business meeting was con
ducted by Mrs. C. M. Starnes.
vice-president. Remainder of the
afternoon was spent with cards
and sewing, prizes for bridge be
ing awarded to Mrs. Burdette
Walker, Mrs. Eugene Card and
Mrs. W. P. Davidson. Door prize
went to Mrs. Bagnar linden.
An out-of-town guest present
was Mrs. Edwin Van Sickle of
Ban aiaei. tain., visiting nere
wim ner iier. mr. icisn.
Prospective members in atten
dance were Mrs. William D.
Gibbs, Mrs. Madge Curry. Mrs.
Leyton Watts. Mrs. Patrick Do
Ian. Mrs. William Streeter. Mrs.
Orrin Broun, Mrs. W. P. David
son, Mrs. Russell K. Crandall,
Mrs. Hugh A. Erickson and Mrs.
Earl Stanton.
Members In attendance were
Mesdames George Albright, Don
K. Bagley, T. T. Bennett, Eugene
Card, Royal Clare, Robert Col
burn, George Dougherty, George
Fields, Herald Gardner, Burhl
Gilpin, George Haines, O. J. Hal
both, Harold Head. Arthur Her
ring, R. L. Hollenbeck, Ed Hop
pe, Harold Houtz, Frank Hum
phrey, Leonard Lewis, Arthur
Loeffler, James L. Murphy, Les
ter Nielson, Myrtle Patton, How
ard Post, Glenn Rose, C. R.
Shaw, I. E. Staples, Bren H.
Starcher, C. M. Starnes, R. R.
Stroud, Ragnar Unden, Burdette
Walker, Kenneth Wells, R. C.
Wright and Henry Zacharisen.
Hostesses for the second meet
ing of September will be Mrs.
John Barr, Mrs. Roy Byrd, Mrs.
C. H. Paige and Mrs. Clifford
Proctor.
Miss Stuart Is
Party Hostess
Miss Isobel Stuart entertained
with a recent luncheon and
bridge party at her home on
Apple street for Miss Ruby Ra
ney of Long Beach and Mrs.
Don Goodsell of Los Angeles,
Cal.
Th honoree are guests of
their mother, Mrs. Robert
Sehmandt, and sister, Mrs. Al
Gilhousen, at Rogue River lodge
Both are former local residents
and well known here.
Other guests included Mrs
Wilms Stone, Mrs. Gilbert
Stuart, Mrs- T. J. Fuson and
Col. and Mrs. R. I. Stuart.
Prizes were won by Mrs. Gil
bert Stuart and Mrs. Stone.
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Large Supper Dance
Event of Saturday
Largest of the early fall social
affairs was the supper dance
given last evening at Chalker's
Motel on the Rogue river.
Hosts were Mr. and Mrs. Just
in Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Ben J.
Trowbridge, Jr., and Dr. and
Mrs. B. L. Lageson.
Fifty couples were bidden to
the enjoyable party.
Miss Htster To
Ttach Music
Miss Dorothy Jane Hester,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. B.
Hester of this city, left yesterday
by train for Gillette, Wyoming
where she will teach music in
the schools.
Miss Hester is a graduate of
Medford high school and later
attended the Arizona State
Teachers college.
Pythian Sisters
To Meet Tuesday
Pythian Sisters will meet
Tuesday at 8 p. m. in the K.P.
hall. Visitors as well as local
members are invited to attend.
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our tludloa.
The SHANGLE STUDIO
Madlord Buud.nj
The WILFLEY STUDIO
Across From Crattrian
Memorial Rites
Given by Nevita
At Recent Meet
A large group of O. E. S.
members gathered at the Ma
sonic temple at Central Point
Tuesday evening for the first
fall meeting of Nevita chapter
No. S3. Men's Night was the
theme of the evening with the
men of the chapter having com
plete charge of all arrangements
including program and refresh
ments. Hensley and Haskill Holt en
tertained with a short skit en
titled 'Too Busy." Merritt
Swing gave a negro character
reading in costume. Later in the
evening Mr. Swing sang several
songs accompanied by Mrs. Sam
Koehier.
Committee in charge included:
Itansley Holt, chairman: assisted
: by Merritt Swine and L.
C.
I Scott.
Part of tne chaDt(,r mMtine
Wa, devoted to a memorial ser-
vice for Alice E. Hanley. The
worthy matron opened the ser
vice with Rudyard Kipling's
poem "When Earth's Last Pic
ture Is Painted." Later Bertha
Bursell gave a brief history of
Sister Hanleys' life and a beau
tiful tribute to her memory. This
memorial service was marked
for its stately beauty and orig
inality. A double closs, built
especially for the occasion, cov
ered with' fern, was placed on
the white altar cloth. While the
organist played hymns and with
appropriate scripture, each offi
cer, dressed in long white
dresses, placed three white ast
ers in the double edge of the
cross, so that when completed
the cross was beautifully out
lined in white. As each officer
placed her flowers she took a
position in the Star Labyrinth
to form a cross and, with heads
bowed, this lovely picture was
held while Ed Vincent sang
"The Old Rugged Cross."
Chapter rooms were beauti
fully decorated with fall blos
soms by Clara Vincent. Associ
ate matron, Margaret Swing, an
nounced the reception Nevita
chapter will hold September 24
at 8 o'clock for Beulah Faber.
member of the traveling flag
committee of the grand chapter
of Oregon. The reception will he
held following regular chapter
meeting. Invitations have been
issued to all valley chapters.
uisunguisfted guests at Tues
day's meeting were: Mrs. Neilie
McGowan, past grand matron, of
Medford and Miss Mollie Britt,
grand representative of district
of Columbia, of Jacksonville.
Reames Chapter
Enjoys Meeting
Reames chapter No. 66. O. E.
S. met Thursday evening for its
first meeting of the fall season.
A large attendance of visitors
and members of the chapter en
joyed the pleasant evening's en
tertainment. Mrs. Harry Prentices' accordi
on band consisting of eight
members, and two readings by
Mrs. Lulu Saulsberry of Jack
sonville were enjoyed. Follow
ing the entertainment refresh
ments were served in the dining
room by several members of the
non-affiliate club of Reames
chapter.
Next meeting will be Septem
ber 28 and will be social night.
Lady Activlans
To Meet Soon
Lady Activians will convene
Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock at
the home of Mrs. Paul Meyers,
for dessert and bridge. Com-'
mittee in charge consists of Mrs.
Koyal Clare, Mrs. Emil Mohr
and Mrs. Meyers. The organiz
ation convenes the third Tues
day of each month.
DeMolay Mothers
To Meet Tuesday
DeMolay Mothers' club will
convene Tuesday at 1:30 p. m.
at the home of Mrs- C. C.
Hoover, route 4. Those having
transportation as well as those
In need of it are asked to call
Mrs. Frank Hull, 4963.
Numerous Medford Students
To Attend Various Colleges
With rush week at Oregon
State college In Corvallis sched
uled for September 23, numer
ous valley students will be pre
paring this week for college en
trance. Among Medford high school
graduates who plan on attend
ing Oregon State for the first
time a': Albert Barrow, son of1 son of Mr. and Mrs. H. A- Thier
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Barrow; Nan ! olf ; Don Horner, son of Mr. and
cy Day, daughter of Judge and Mrs. O. O. Horner: Hugh Col
Mrs. Earl B. Day; Harold Sleight lins, son of the Jsmes Collins.
son of Mr. and Mrs. E. H.
Sleight; Mary Mathes; Harry
Thurman, son of Mr. and Mrs.
R. B. Thurman; Burton Isaac,
son of Mr. and Mrs. C- H. Isaac;
Robert Newland, son of Mr. and
Mrs. C. W. Newland; Richard
Finch, son of Mr. and Mrs. B.
Finch; Ruth Nordwick, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Nordwick:
Charles Boyden, son of Mr. and'
Mrs. C. Z. Boyden; Ray Sims,
son of the H. A. Sims; Ross
Webb, son of Mrs. Leonna
Webb; Douglas Pickell, son of
the L. G. Pickells; Betty Yocum,
daughter of Mr. end Mrs. E. R.
Yocum; Stanley Gustin. son of
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Gustin.
Among other Medford stu
dents who plan to resume stu
dies at O.S.C. are: Kay Naka
giri, son of Mr. and Mrs. N.
Nakagiri; Jean Piatt, daughter
of Hal Piatt; Don Gillespie, son
of the Everett Gillespies; Frank
Hull, Jr., son of the Frank
Hulls: Barbara Doris, daughter
of Mrs. W. L. Lewis: Muriel
Hughes, daughter of Mrs. Lee
Garlock; Betty Fowler, daughter
of the Robert Fowlers.
Local school graduates plan
ning to attend University of
Oregon in Eugene are: Frances
Clark, daughter of Mr. and Mrs
R. C. Clark: Pauline Weiland,
daughter of Major and Mrs. Paul
H. Weiland; John Prentice, son
of the Harry Prentices; Walter
Kresse, Jr., son of Dr. and Mrs
Walter Kresse; Eugene Bennett
son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ben-
nett; Bud Hoover, son of Mr.
and Mrs. C C. Hoover; Char
lotte Older, daughter of the L.
P. Olders; Jean Peters, who was
awarded a scholarship; Phyllis
Curry, daughter of Mr. and Mrs
A. D. Curry.
Among others who have at
tended the University before
and expect to return are De
borah Tumy, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Tumy; Audrey
Brugger. daughter of Captain
and Mrs. E. J. Brugger; Janet
Mann, daughter of the John
Manns; Margaret Ann Brown,
daughter of the H. L. Browns:
Josephine Bull is, daughter of
Seth Bullis; R. C. Merrifield:
Natalie Tengwald. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Tengwald:
Phil Lowry, son of the Bert
B. Lowrys for graduate work;
Kenneth Patton, son of Mrs. C.
Reese Braley: Virginia and
Bruce, daughter and son of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Hammond:
Barbara Hampson, daughter of
the T. J. Hampsons; Jane Hook
er on a scholarship: Bob
Forsyth, son of the R. J.
Forsyths: Bette Reames, daugh
ter of the Charles W. Reames:
June Chesney, daughter of
the O. V. Chesneys: Lelgh-i
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ton Piatt, son of Hal Piatt: Joyce
Freed, daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Thomas Freed: Don Younger,
son of the R. L. Youngers; Ce
cil Hunt, son of the C. C. Hunts;
Merlin Dow, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Dean H. Dow; Elise Older,
daughter of the L. P. Olders:
Helen Smedley; Bert Thierolf,
Medford students enrolling in
colleges elsewhere are: Bert
Daugherty. son of Mrs. B
Daugherty, Yale; Roger Hensel
man, son of Mrs. George Hen-
selman. Harvard; Art Carpenter,
son of Mrs. F. Carpenter, Dart
mouth; Dorothy Olsen, daugh
ter of the Harry Olsens, South
ern Oregon College of Educa
tion; Bill Holloway, son of Mr
and Mrs. W. A. Holloway, Uni
versity of California school of
dentistry; Dorothy Gore, Clair
mont college, Cal., on fellow
ship in school of music, assist
ant to Clarence Fiske, head of
violin department, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Gore: Jose
phine Mead, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. N. A. Mead. Linfield;
Jeanne McKay, daughter of the
R. A. McKays, University of
Utah; Wilson Church, son of
Mrs. Maybelle Klemm, S O.C.E.;
Bob Deaver. son of the J. C.
Deavers, S.O.C.E.; Eloise Ting
ley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Luther Tingley. Sacramento Ju
nior College; George Codding,
son of Mr. and Mrs. George A.
Codding. Willamette University
on a scholarship: Bill Strang,
son of the Fred Strangs, Santa
Monica Junior college; Mary
Lee Strang, daughter of the
Fred Strangs, S.OC.E.; Al and
Don Wimer, sons of Mr. and
Mrs. G. C. Wimer, Compton
Junior college; Jim Worden,
S.O.C.E. son of Mr. and Mrs.
L. A. Worden.
Dorothy Wilder, daughter of
the R. S. Wilders and Grace
Loeffler, daughter of Dr. and
Mrs. A. J. Loeffler. S.O.C.E
Lloyd Colbaugh, son of the C.
Colbaughs, Harvard; . Albert
Piche, son of the Al Pieties, Lin
field; Lorraine Swope, daugh
ter of the T. W. Swopes; Rob
ert Coffeen, son of Mr. and Mrs.
C. A. Coffeen; Dorothy Coffeen,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W
Coffeen, S.O.C.E.; Emma Jane
Brewer, daughter of the R. A
Brewers, Ventura Cal., Junior
college; Bob Reynolds, son of
Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Reynolds,
Sacramento Junior college.
Betty Evans, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. C. B. Evans, Banke
Walker Business college, Port
land; Lcla Henderson, daughter
of the Ray Hendersons. Jean
Pease, daughter of the E. W.
Peases. Margaret Ruth Bolton,
daughter of Mrs. M. Bolton.
Jean Leonard, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Morris Leonard.
S.O.C.E.: Ned Lyman, son of the
L. G. Lymans, Reed: Wavne
Curry. Pacific University; Jean
ette Field, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Harvey Field, Stanford.
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Betrothal of Miss
Stocks Announced
At Party Today
At an informal breakfast
party this morning at their horn
on the Old Pacific highway. Mr.
and Mrs. A. R. Stocks will an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter Miss Muriel to Clesson
E. Perry, son of Mr. and Mrs. C.
E. Perry of Redlands, California.
Guests attending will include
the Misses Huldah Rose, Alic
Barker, Margaret Starnes, Betty
Grace Robbins, Charity Hart,
Mary Lou Mann, Jean Gold
smith, Doris Southwick, Betty
Southwick. Barbara Fleischer,
Margaret Mann. Deborah Tumy,
Audrey Brugger, Lucille Knox,
and Mesdames Robert Gail, El
don Phair, and Fred Beck.
Miss Stocks is a graduate of
Medford high school and the
Southern Oregon College of
Education. Mr. Perry graduated
from Redlands high school and
later attended the University of
Southern California in Los An
geles, where he was affiliated
with the Kappa Sigma fraterni
ty. Mr. Perry is employed in th
offices of Timber Products com
pany of this city. The wedding
will be an event of the Christ
mas holidays.
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Missionary Group
To Have Luncheon
The Missionary society of the
Presbyterian church will enjoy
its annual luncheon Tuesday, in
the church. Mrs. J. H. Edgar of
Ashland will be the guest speak
er, reviewing the book "God and
the Census". Mrs. E. G. Ran
dolph, Mrs. Elsie C. Strang and
Mrs. O. C. Failing will present
music.
Reservations may be made by
calling Mrs. Clyde Webb, 3497.
The affair is scheduled for 1
o'clock. Mrs. Edith Baker is
chairman in charge of arrange
ments. Board to Meet
Next Monday
Executive board of the Jack
son County Public Health asso
ciation will meet Monday eve
ning at 7:45, Mrs. J. C. S. Weills,
president, has announced. Th
session will be held in the of
fices of the Jackson county
health department and all mem
bers are urged to be present to
participate in the resumption of
activities for the fall and winter.
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