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'LOVE' ENTERS SCENE ! IN FORMICA TIFF, Philadelphia, June 11. JP Tommy Forte will be fighting for "love" as well as the world's bantamweight title when he tan gles with champion Lou Salica in 15-rounder at Shiba Park tomorrow night. Forte is to be married to his neighborhood sweetheart, Mil dred Cangelosi, on July 12, and he intends to march to the altar as the new champion. "I don't want to disappoint her again," remarked the 22-year-old scrapper from South Philadelphia, referring to the 15 round decision he lost to Salica in their first title bout last January. Closing tlnis for Too Lata to clas sify Ad U I SO p m. ADRIENNE'S New shipment Glamour Cool SUITS in Pastels Blue. Mali, Rose s 12.98 SUITS WOOL PLAIDS Values to $23.00 $12.98 COATS Priced to clear. $25.00 y1um. $1098and$1298 WEEK-END SPECIAL One group Early Marilyn Dresses. $12.98 Talues $7.98 ADRIENNE'S A v . 1 m Its Society by Betty Local Resident Weds in Bay City At Sister's Home The large fireplace in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Andrews of San Francisco was festive with tall white tapers and flowers in pastel shades as Miss Elsie M. Brown of Medford became the bride of Frank C. Grove of Redding. Cat., in a Memorial afternoon ceremony. Carrying a bouquet of bouvar dia and gardenias with white satin streamers the bride wore white Chantilly lace over ivory taffeta and was attended by her sister, Mrs. Andrews. The mat- ron-of-honor was gowned in Sierra blue silk Jersey and car ried coral tuberos and begonias in her hand. Best man was Frank J. And- rews with the Rev. John Hayes Creighton of the First Presby , terian church of San Francisco ' presiding at the nuptials. I An out-of-town guest was Miss Joan Andrews, niece of the i bride, who flew from Oregon to i be present at the wedding. Fol- lowing the ceremony a formal i dinner party was held at the Venetian Villa. The newlyweds left immedi ately afterwards for Portland and will reside in Medford. San Francisco Chronicle. I Mrs. Grove has been secretary : In the offices of Npff and Frohn ' mayer for the past several years and Mr. Grove is connected with the Pacific Greyhound lines. I having recently been transferred to Medford from Redding. Mrs. Grove was honored Sat , urday evening when friends held ; a surprise shower at her home. I She received a number of gifts i and later refreshments were ' served. Betrothal Told At Sunday Dinner Announcement was made Sun. day of the engagement of Miss Anna Boyd, daughter of R. E. Boyd. 1211 East Jackson street, to Albert Nelson, Jr., son of Mrs. Albert Nelson of Sterling district. News of the betrothal was told at a dinner held at the Nel son home Sunday at 1 o'clock, the occasion also celebrating the birthday of Mr. Nelson. The wedding will be an event of October 26. Attending the dinner were Mrs. Albert Nelson, Albert Nel son, Miss Boyd, Snider Nelson. Miss Alba Bianchi, Elton Brown lee, Miss Mary Beth Arnold and Mr. and Mrs. David Winning ham. Reception to Honor Regent on Flag Day Crater Lake chapter of D.A.R. will celebrate Flag Day with an informal reception for the new regent, Mrs. C. M. Hurd Satur day afternoon at 2 o'clock at the home of Mrs. B. G. Harding, 828 Dakota street. y BEDFORD MAIL nd Clubs Shoemaker Georgia Paris Weds James Heaton Owen In QuietjOeremony Georgia Fay Paris and James Heaton Owen were married to day at a quiet ceremony at the home of the latter on Siskiyou Heights. The Rev. Wolford Dawes, pastor of the First Bap tist church officiated. Mrs. Paris, whose home was originally in Iowa, has been In Oregon for a number of years living in Medford the past four years. Mr. Owen came to Med ford in 1923 representing east ern timber interests. Later the Owen Oregon Lumber company was organized with Mr. Ow'en as vice president and manager. In 1935 the Owen Oregon com pany was succeeded by the Med ford Corporation of which he served as manager until 1940 when he retired. Present at the wedding were ex-Senator and Mrs. Evan Reames, Dr. and Mrs. L. D. Ins keep, Arthur E. Owen, son of the groom, Robert Dean Paris, son of the bride, and Mr. and Mrs. Porter J. Neff. Talent Teacher Weds in Honolulu Interesting to friends in this vicinity is news of the marriage of Miss Edith Clark, daughter of the late Dr. R. C. Clark of the University of Oregon and Thom as Mountain, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mountain of Eugene. The ceremony took place in Center Union church chapel in Honolulu, T.H., May 2. Following the service a recep tion honored the couple at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Edmondson, former Eugene residents. After a stay at Kahala beach they will be at home In their apartment at the Kameha meha high school where Mr. Mountain is a teacher. Mrs. Mountain, a graduate of the University of Oregon, was a member of the Talent school staff during the last year. Mr. Mountain is also a graduate of the university. Mrs. Bullock Will Be Speaker Among those appearing on the W. C. T. U. bi-county conven tion program at the South Meth odist church tomorrow will be Mrs. Ralph Bullock, missionary returned from Hongkong, China. Mrs. Bullock is scheduled to ad dress the members during the afternoon. Mrs. Bullock plans to have on display numerous curios from China and as an added fea ture her daughter, Miss Esther Bullock will sing several songs in Chinese. Extension Unit Meeting Postponed to June 20 Roxy Ann Extension unit meeting scheduled for Friday of this week has been postponed until Friday. June 20. TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. Missionary Talks Of Work in China At Church Meet Mrs. Ralph Bullock.- mission ary from China, spoke of her work and conditions in China at the meeting of the Adult Mis sionary society of the First Christian church recently. She displayed a number of interest ing articles from China and an appropriate opening to her talk was a Chinese song by her daughter, Miss Esther. New officers installed by Mrs. E. P. Ireland were Mrs. Julia Gregory, president; Mrs. Ethel Latham, vice president; Mrs. Oletha Olson, secretary; Mrs. Mildred Sargent, treasurer, Mrs. Mabel Carr, librarian, and Mrs. Maude House, world call secre tary. Mrs. Ethel Troxell was pro gram chairman and devotions on the theme. "The Church's One Foundation." were led by Mrs. Ruth Hood. Mrs. Lois Young sang. The president, Mrs. Gregory, responded to installa tion with a poem entitled "To day." An invitation was accepted from the Klamath Falls society to motor to Klamath Falls for a joint meeting tomorrow. A social hour in charge of Mrs. Delia Child and her committee closed the gathering. P.-T. A. Activities The executive committee of the Jackson County Council, P.-T.A. made preliminary plans for county council activities dur ing the coming year at a 1 p.m. dessert luncheon Thursday at the home of Mrs. A. H. Puhl, county president on the old Pa cific Highway north. The committee also appointed chairmen for the various county committees and a budget com mittee for the year 1941-42. At tending the meeting were Mrs. H. H. Elhart, Ashland, Mrs. J. K. Hoey, Mrs. J. W. Johnson and the hostess. Mrs. Elhart and Mrs. Puhl planned to leave Tuesday for Portland to attend the June council meeting of P-T.A. of ficers. 4 Miss Kelly to Leave Tomorrow for California Miss Marjorie Kelly, 911 Queen Anne avenue, plans to leave tomorrow by motor for the San Francisco bay area for a visit with friends. She expects to return to Medford the first of July to assist with the sum mer Red Cross swimming cam paign. 1 Mrs. Anna Mears To Entertain Mothers Mrs. Anna Mears will be host ess to the Navy Mothers club at her home, 11 Vancouver street Thursday for an all-day meet ing. Covered dish luncheon will be served at noon with the host ess furnishing dessert and rolls. Carol Tengwald To Be Installed Tonight Daughters of Job will hold in stallation of officers at a meet ing t be held at 7:30 this eve ning at the Masonic temple. Miss Carol Tengwald will be in stalled as honored queen. lETTY GRABll Herring In 20th Century-Fox's hit "MIAMI" In Technicolor. tertield in the dean white pack with the COOLER, MILDER, BETTER TASTE liked by smokers everywhere J ust as you know you'll always find it cooler at the beaches, smokers know they can always count on Chesterfield for a Cooler smoke that's refreshingly Milder and far Better-Tasting. Everybody who smokes Qiestcrfields likes their right combination of the best tobaccos that grow in our own Southland and that we bring from far-off Turkey and Greece. THEY SATISFY. OREGON. "WEDNESDAY, CALENDAR! Wednesday. 7:30 p. m. Daughters of Job, Masonic temple. 8:00 p. m R. N. A, Chry santhemum circle, No. 84, K. of P. hall. 8:00 p. m American Legion Auxiliary, armory. Thursday. 10:00 a. m. Howard Home extension unit, home Mrs. Foncy Leonard. 10:30 a. m. W.C.T.U. al South Methodist church, Wesl Main street and Oakdale avenue. 12:00 p. m. Phoenix Thurs day club at Helman Baths, Ash land. 12:30 p. m. Thursday Morn ing Study club, home Mrs. R. W. Frame, Phoenix. 1:00 p. m. Medford Sojourn ers club, Hotel Medford. 8:00 p. m. Past Noble Grand club, Girls' Community club house. 8:00 p. m. Eagles auxiliary. Eagles hall. 8:00 p. m. District No. 4, Oregon State Nurses association, recreational room, county court house. Mankes Return From Six Weeks Tour Mr. and Mrs. Julius Manke ol the Jacksonville-Phoenix road returned Monday from a six- weeks motor tour of the East and Old South. Mrs. A. Thrun of Jackson, Miss., sister of Mr. Manke, accompanied them home for an extended visit. Also visiting at the Manke home are Mr. and Mrs. E. Mohr ing of Oakland, Cal the Manke's daughter-in-law, Mrs. Claude Manke of San Francisco, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Hurst of Oak land, Cal., their brother-in-law and sister. Claude Manke. with the U. S. navy, is expected to arrive Friday evening. Church Picnic to Bring Vacation School to Close Bringing to a close a success ful vacation church school in which 95 boys and girls are en Joying a trip to the Bible lands the past two weeks the annual church and Sunday school picnic of the First Presbyterian church will be held Friday afternoon at Jackson Hot Springs. The out ing will begin at 3 with a bas ket supper at 6:30 p. m. Cold drinks and ice cream will be furnished by the committee. Former Resident Visits At Clayton Isaac Home Mrs. Ralph Virden, former Medford resident, and residing in Seattle was house guest last week at the home of Mrs. Clay ton Isaac, 21 Portland avenue. The Virdens are well known In Medford and in aviation circles and friends will be interested to hear that Mr. Virden has accept ed a position as test pilot for the Lockheed Aircraft company at Los Angeles. Mrs. Virden stop ped in Medford enroute south by motor. Nurses Association To Meet at Court House District No. 4 Oregon State Nurses association will meet in the recreational room of the county court house Thursday at 8 p. m. Public health nurses will .TTTXE 11. mil. Bette Davis in "The Great Lie starring Bette Davis in the story magnificent cheat, Craterian Theatre Sunday three days. George Brent, Mary Astor be hostesses for the meeting. Slides and state news are to be included on the program. Phoenix Thursday Club To Hold Annual Picnic Phoenix Thursday club will hold its annual picnic at Hel man's Baths at Ashland tomor row noon. Former Residents Visit at Fuson Home Mr. and Mrs. Russell D. Davis of Newport, Ore., are spending a week at the home of Mrs. Davis' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Fuson, 2005 East Main street. They are enroute home after a week's vacation In San Francisco. London (U.P.) Boys of from 14 to 17 In their first Job after leaving school, have Jumped Into the income-tax paying class. In many cases they are making income-tax returns on wages higher than their fathers ever earned in their lives. Washington, June 11. P) The Work Projects administra tion advised Senator Mc-Nary (R.-Ore.) that the president had approved allocation of $250,000 for Improvement of Portland streets. More Than I nP ' 'J- M ..yet strong V tf -nM r - yA kV M. M. DEPT. STORE THE M. M. DEPARTMENT STORE IS OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS TIL 1:30. Sunday Picture Lucile Wntson, Hattie McDaniel, Grant Mitchell and Jerome Cowan are among those fea tured in this gripping drama of a woman who was willing to live a lie in order to hold the man she loves. Loses Heirloom Ring Vancouver, B. C. (U.P.) The traditional plight of the bride groom who has lost the ring was magnified for Private V. C. Warren of the Westminster reg iment. The ring he lost on the afternoon of his wedding day was a 200-year-old heirloom that had belonged to his great-grrat-grandfnther. Send Dad a Card For Father' Day MAKE YOUR SELEC TION FROM OUR COM PLETE SHOWING OF FATHER'S DAY GREET INGS. SWEM'S GIFT SHOP ooth'lnt V yTv r 1 1 t -"5rr' 'ffs--v M. M. DEPARTMENT STORE PAY LESS DRESS BETTER 220 EAST MAIN TELEPHONE 3332 Enough for Everybody NYLON STOCKINGS W Never Had Bo Many B.fore Plenty of new Nylon Stockings at the M. M. Department Store waiting for you. We've Just Received New Shipments From Both the Famous Berkshire and No-Mend Mills You may have your choice el these exquisite summer shades. Maypole Robin Rodeo Berkshire and No-Mend Nylons $ 1 35 $ j 50 p, PAOE THREE Northern California: Fair to night and Thursday; continued hot in the interior; moderate i northwest wind off the coast. Absolutely safe from health standpoint absorbent anil cleansing. Extreme ly aoft yet strong . . . absolutely free from injurious impurities, bf?n(kf mi bum a Mtw Teucn Ca
