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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1941.
SOCIETY and CLUB NEWS of the WEEK
Br BETTT SHOEMAKER
Local Reaident
Returns F rom
Mexican Trip
Mrs. Paul Janney has returned
to her home on the Jacksonville
highway after a five weeks' trip
in Mexico in company with Mrs.
J. R. Holmes of Lyman avenue.
They were met in Guadalajara
by a driver and continued south
into Mexico by auto, stopping
enroute to Mexico City to see
points of Interest.
One of the interesting features
of the trip were the pyramids
at Cholulu. Although one of
the pyramids is Just being un
covered there are many tunnels
into the pyramids and the trav
elers explored the high gallery
which is surrounded by a fresco.
It is thought the pyramids are
over 2,000 years old and atop
one is a small Catholic church.
The peon markets throughout
Mexico proved to be fascinating,
filled with vegetables, peasant
pottery and silver. They en
Joyed a trip on the floating gar
dens at Xochimllco. The flower
be-decked barges are paddled up
the long winding canal and sing
ing and colorful scenery added
to the festivity of the trip.
Upon their return to Califor
nia Mrs. Janney visited in Alta
dena and other California cities
before returning north. Mrs.
Holmes, the mother of David and
Harry Holmes, has Just pur
chased a home on Lyman ave
nue where she will reside.
Delta Debt
Plan "Shanty
Town" Dane
Miss Nanette Holmes enter
tained members of Delta Debs
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Tuesday evening at 7:80 o'clock.
"Shanty Town" dance to be
held at the guild hall Dec. 28.
Miss Holmes is chairman of the
dance. Other committee chair
men for the dance are: decora
tions. Miss Neysa Wall, and ad
vertising Miss Ann Van Valiah.
The group also discussed the
Christmas basket which is be
ing prepared by Miss Mary
Dooley.
Miss Carol Johnson was voted
into the club as new member.
Formal and informal initiation
followed. Later games were
played with Miss Dorothy Hayes
and Miss Lois Prlngle win
ning prizes. Refreshment were
served by the hostess.
Miss Prlngle will entertain
the club at her home the eve
ning of Dec. 8. The business
meeting will be preceded by
a skating party at the Ice Arena.
Pinochle Club
Enjoys Dinner
Mr. and Mrs. George Winter!
entertained their pinochle club
last evening at their home on
North Ivy street. Dinner was
served at 0:30 followed by an
evening of cards.
Attending were Mr. and Mrs.
Ed Pease. Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Gould, Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Ba
shaw, Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Scrip
ter. Mrs. Katherin Satterlee,
Mrs. Mabel Kitson and the host
and hostess.
Crater Lake Guild
To Hold Party
Crater Lake Guild members
are holding their annual Christ
mas party at the home of Mrs.
Maynard Putney. 00 Ross court,
Mondsy at 8 p. m. Those at
tending are asked to bring a
small gift to exchange.
Christmas Party
Planned by Association
Past President's club of the
Degree of Honor Protective as
sociation will meet with Adabee
Seiler, 835 North Central ave
nue, Tuesday at 8 p. m. Those
attending are asked to bring a
small gift for the Christmas
party to be held that night.
Adrienne's
Do Your Christmas
Shopping at Adrienne't
Added Savings to you with
S.& H.Green Stamps
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SPECIAL
Monday Only
Hundreds of New
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Adrienne's
Recent Bride
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Mrs. Hoy Vogel, the former
Lola 8traube of Applegate,
whose marriage was an event
of November 22 in Seattle,
Wain. Mrs. Vogel Is the daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Straube of Applegate. They will
reside in Seattle. (Photo by
Bralnerd).
Lola Straube,
Ray Vogel Wed
In Seattle
Big Applegate. Nov 29. (Spl.)
Miss Lola Straube, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Straube of
Applegate, and Ray Vogel, of
Seattle, son of Mrs. Mattie
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For her wedding outfit the
bride wore a suit of soldier
blue with black accessories. The
ceremony was read by Judge
C. E. Claypool.
Those attending the wedding
from here were the brides
mother, her brother and sister-
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Straube and young son, Fred
Both are well known in Jack-
son county where they attended
high school. They will make
their home in Seattle where
Mr. Vogel Is employed by the
Boeing Aircraft company.
Church Society
Complete Plana
For Annual Bazaar
Completion of plans for the
bazaar to be held Dec. 9 and
assembling of contributions for
the Manley Center and Angel
Island and other projects spon
sored by the Women's Society
of Christian Service were dis
cussed Tuesday at the home
coming held at the Methodist
church.
It was announced that all
contributions will be shipped
early in December in order to
arrive before Christmas. Miss
Mae Phipps was in charge of
devotions choosing as her topic,
"Thanksgiving." She gave ex
amples of being thankful for
blessings In America.
Reports of business and cir
cles were given. Mrs. Hill gave
several selections during the
penny march and Miss Mary
Ann Gates, accompanied by
Mrs. Marguerite Conrad at the
piano, sang two numbers.
Mrs. H. S. Chlrgwtn was In
charge of the program. Later
Priscilla circle served refresh
ments. Mrs. Ralph Woodford
presided during the business
meeting and homecoming in the
absence of Mrs. W. W Walker,
who has been called to Minne
sota due to the serious illness
of her father.
Barn Dance
To Be Held
An old-fashioned bam dance
Is to be held at Lincoln school
! gymnasium Saturday at 8 b. m
At that time the rye waltz,
polka, square dances and other
dances so popular many years
ago will be featured. The affair
is open to the public.
I A small admission charge
i 'IH be made per couple and re
i freshment will be served dur
i ing the evening for a small
; charge. The dance Is being
sponsored by the Lincoln school
P.-T.A. in an effort to encour
age old dances which are be
coming popular again. Pro
' ceeds will be used by the school
P.-TA.
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Tea To Honor
Seal Workers
Miss Helen Bullis will enter
tain those participating In the
sale of Christmas seals at her
nome, 15 Florence avenue.
Thursday afternoon with tea
between 3 30 and 4 30 o'clock
Those selling seals at Mont
gomery Ward, at either post
office or those connected with
distribution of the seals are
Invited.
Luncheon Given
At Walden Home
For Pythian Chief
Officers of Talismen temple.
No. 40, Pythian Sisters, honored
their most excellent chief, Mrs.
Robert Stout with a turkey lun
cheon Friday, at the home of
Mrs. W. L. Walden.
The tables were decorated
with a Christmas motif with
lighted red tapers, gay colored
Christmas balls and chrysanthe
mums carrying out the theme.
Each cover wa marked with a
tiny place card holder shaped
like a small Christmas tree and
covered with snow. Mrs. Stout
received a gift from the mem
bers. Attending were Mrs. H. G.
Workman, past grand chief of
the state of Oregon; Mrs. Sam
Bateman, Mrs. Harry Jones, Mrs.
Chester Baker, Mrs. Donald Wil
son, Mrs. Lloyd Ferg, Mrs.
Thomas Flynn, Mrs. Homer
Reed, Mrs. Grace Fulkerson,
Mrs. Edwin Cachelln, Mrs. E. J.
Klein, Mrs. Luella Steiner of
Salt Lake City; Mrs. Stout and
the hostess.
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Shower Honora
Bride-Elect
At Central Point
Mrs. Viola Troutman enter
tained at her home in Central
Point Monday evening with a
miscellaneous shower honoring
her sister, Miss Doris Penland,
bride-elect of Ernest Harris of
Central Point.
The shower followed a treas
ure hunt motif and the honored
guest was given clues to follow
in order to find her gifts. Games
were played and refreshments
served later in the evening.
The hostess was assisted with
the serving by her mother. Mrs.
George P-?nIand, her aunt, Mrs.
C. H. Williams and her cousin,
Mrs. Elmer Vickoren.
Present were Mrs. Mabel
Grlgsby, Mrs- Pearl Ingram,
Mrs. Maxlne Peterman, Mrs.
Avonelle Stanton, Mrs. Jerry
Greb. Mrs. Josephine Green,
Mrs. Madge Pepper. Mrs. C. H.
Williams, Mrs. George Penland
Mrs. Ilda Vickoren, Miss Mattie
Matney, Miss Ilda Penland, Miss
Nina Pepper, Miss Mildred Wjl
'lams, Miss Anglee Williams,
Miss Vivlenne Ross, Miss Mar
Jorie Penland, Miss Betty Whip
ple, Miss Nadine Musty, the
honored guest and the hostess.
Luncheon Held -At
Walden Home
Members of the S. F. club
were entertained at the home
of Mrs. Iva Walden on East
Eleventh street Wednesday aft
ernoon at a tamale luncheon.
Sewing was enjoyed during the
afternoon.
Attending were Mrs. Ed Stew
art, Mrs Mable Grigsby, Mrs.
Lina Dyer, Mrs. Clara Tlllie,
Mrs. Laura Williams, Mrs. Lu
cretia Whlllock. Mrs Rachel
Cobb. Miss Mattie Matney and
the hostess, Mrs. Walden.
Society Holds
Regular Meeting
Jacksonville, Nov. 29. SpU
The regular meeting of Jackson-
vine Missionary society was
held Thursday afternoon at the
Presbyterian church with Mrs.
Otto Niedermeyer as hostess.
Mrs. Vivian Beach led the devo
ttonals after which Mrs. A. L.
Beck reviewed a report from
the national committee on social
education and action. At the
close of the meeting tea was
served by the hostess.
Present were Mesdames W. H.
Arnold, Warren Adams. Vivian
Beach, Pete Flck, Gwin, Frank
Henspeter, E. N Mallory, Otto
Niedermeyer, Carl Niedermeyer,
Henry Niedermeyer, A. L. Beck.
Mellott. Gleason Reigswig and
L. A. Shaw
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Canton, Auxiliary To
Prapare for Officers
Canton Siskiyou, No. 18 and
auxiliary will meet at the I. O.
O. F. hall Friday evening at
8 o'clock to practice for the visit
of the state officer who will be
here Dec. 13. Dinner will be
served at 8:30 p. m. honoring
the visiting officer. Guests are
expected from Klamath Falls
and Grants Pass.
W -Aed
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Former Reaident
Weds Nebraska
Girl, Nov. 20
Word is received here of the
marriage of Miss Ann Cannon,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. S.
Cannon of Benkelman, Neb., to
Dr. Francis M. Neff, son of Mrs.
B. F Neff, 217 West Second
street, Medford. The ceremony
was performed In Las Vegas,
Nev..Nov. 20 with Miss Mary
Wilcott and Gene Everett at
tending the couple.
The bride wore a brown suit
with matching accessories and
an orchid corsage. Following a
short wedding trip to Big Bear
they will reside at 1810 East
Seventh street, Long Beach.
Prior to her marriage the
bride attended the University
of Nebraska and Chadron State
Normal School and taught school
In Nebraska. The bridegroom
graduated from Medford high
school where he was popular
in athletics and attended Mon
tana State college. He took pre-
medical work at the University
of Oregon and was graduated
from the College of Osteopathic
Physicians and Surgeons in Los
Angeles in 1939. He also was
pinclpal of Oak Grove school
in Jackson county. He has been
connected with the Walter Reid
hospital for advanced surgical
and technical training in the
army.
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Emonomic Problema
To Be Discussed
By Dr. Donald Erb
"Some Problems of Economic
Policy" has been chosen as the
topic of Dr. Donald M. Erb, pre
sident of the University of Ore
gon, who will address an open
meeting of Jackson County
League of Women Voters Thurs
day at 8 p. m. in the county
court house auditorium.
Dr. Erb, who holds his Mast
er's degree and Ph.D. in econo
mics, attended Harvard where
he secured his degrees. He
taught economics in Stanford
prior to coming to the Univer
sity of Oregon. He is a member
of the Pacific Coast and Ameri
can Economic associations. .AH
who are interested are Invited to
hear Dr. Erb's address.
Pythian Club
Honors Member
Pythian club members hon
ored Mrs Russell Wilson with
a shower at the home of Mrs.
W. L. Walden Monday afternoon
following their regular business
session. Gifts were presented
the honored guest.
Cards were at play during the
afternoon with Mrs. Florence
Seigal holding high score and
Mrs. Genevieve McCorkle, con
solation. Refreshments were
served later to 18 guests. As
sisting the hostess were Mrs.
Bessie Michael and Mrs. Wal
den's daughter. Miss Esther
Walden.
Pro America Club
To Elect Officers
Pro America members will
elect new officers at their meet
ing Dec. 10 at Hotel Medford.
At that time a repprt of dele
gates to the district convention
in Portland will be heard. The
Pro America meeting scheduled
to meet Dec. 3 has been post
poned until the following week.
Planning to attend the district
Pro America gathering in Port
land are Mrs. C. J. Denman,
Mrs. Dwight Findley and Mrs.
William McAllister. .
Visitor Returns
To California
Mrs. Bruce Bundy has re
turned to her home' in LaJolla.
Cat., after spending several
weeks at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. A. S. V. Carpenter at Top
sides. Mrs. Bundy, a sister-in-law
of Mrs. Carpenter, was
honored at numerous social
events during her stay In the
valley.
WHEN EVENING COMES!
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Dr. Donald M. Erb. University
of Oregon president, who will
address members of the univer
sity alumni in Jackson county
Thursday at Hotel Medford at
noon. That evaning he will be
guest speaker at a meeting of
the Jackson County League of
Woman Voters.
Oregon Alumne
To Hear Prexy
At Luncheon
To appear in Medford Thurs
day is Dr. Donald M. Erb, pres
ident of the University of Ore
gon. He will address members
of the University of Oregon
alumni at a noon luncheon at
Hotel Medford. Arrangements
for Dr. Erb's visit are being
made by Otto J. Frohnmayer,
director of the alumni associa
tion. This will be the first meeting
of this kind in a number of
years for Jackson county alum
ni and all who can attend are
urged to be present in order
to meet Dr. Erb. Others Inter
ested, especially parents of Uni
versity of Oregon students, are
Invited. Working on the com
mittee to complete arrange
ments for Dr. Erb's entertain
ment is Frank Farrell. Dr. E
W. Durno will act as toastmas-
ter at the noon luncheon.
Dr. Erb was selected Thurs
day as "Eugene's First Citizen
for 1941" by the Eugene real
estate board. Robert W; Pres
ton, president of the realtors,
said that Dr. Erb's work In se
curing return of science work
to the university was an im
portant factor in determining
the board s choice. Dr. Erb is
the fourth in a series of prom
inent men to be honored by the
board since it inaugurated the
custom in 1938.
A large local committee Is
contacting all alumni in Med
ford and vicinity and Mrs.
Frank VanDyke heads a similar
Ashland committee.
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Sojourner Club
Meets New Members
Medford Sojourners were In
troduced to five prospective
members Thursday when they
gathered at the Hotel Medford
for dessert luncheon and an
afternoon of cards. New mem
bers were Mrs. Charles Emerick,
Mrs. John Carnegie, Mrs Bailey,
Mrs. Gordon Plckell and Mrs.
Marvin Miller.
Mrs. Frank Humphrey won
first at bridge wtih other prizes
being awarded to Mrs. Royal
Clare, Mrs. Edwin Andren, Mrs.
Robert Banning and Mrs. John
Carnegie.
Hostesses for the afternoon
were Mrs. Kenneth Fitzgerald.
chairman: Mrs Harold Head.
Mrs. Orrin Garrett and Mrs.
O. J. Halboth.
Local Couple Wads
In Reno. Navada
Cal E. Reaves and Lulu A.
White, both of this city, were
licensed to wed in Reno, Nev.,
Friday, according to Associated
Press wire reports.
ARE you too tired even to
talk or fresh and ready
for whatever pleasures the
evening may ofierT
TO some women, houte
keeplng Is a tiresome task
to others It's Just a mat
ter of sensible manage
ment. Don't let the wash
tub mar your pleasures.
Let ua do your washing
carefully and economically!
Winningham Clan
Holds 12th Annual
Reunion, Dance
Jacksonville. Nov. 29. (Spl.)
The Winningham clan cele
brated its 12th annual reunion
at-the Jacksonville court house
on Saturday, November 22.
Fifty-four members of the fam
ily were present to enjoy the
dinner which was served at 2
o'clock.
At 9 o'clock the family spon
sored a dance to which all
friends of the family were in
vited. At midnight a lunch was
served to all present and danc
ing was enjoyed until 2 o'clock.
Members of the family present
included Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Winningham and son Phillip of
Keno; Mr. and Mrs. David Win
ningham and son, John of Klam
ath Falls; Mr. and Mrs. Russell
of Klamath Falls; Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Sholer and children, Rus
sell and Aletha; Mr. and Mrs.
Francis Russell and children,
Joyce and Michael of Table
Rock; Mr. and Mrs. Percy Mer
ritt and daughter, Eugene of
Medford; Mr. and Mrs. H. C.
Whitney, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Lawrence, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Young, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Whit
ney and children, Martha and
Clinton, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Cun
ningham and children, Virginia
and Bessie and Mrs. Jim Gwin
and Joan Gwin of Jacksonville.
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Winning
ham of Forest Creek; Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Winningham and
daughter. Dorothy and Mr. and
Mrs. Hester Knutzen, Guy Wat-
kins, Mrs. Stella Winningham
and sons, Roy and Mathew of
Applegate: Bill Winningham and
Mr. and Mrs. Erm Hedgepath
and daughter, Anna, Norman
and Clarence Surber, Clyde
Leaverton of Talent, and Mr.
and Mrs. William Winningham
and children, Mabel, Byron and
Evelin, Jake Knutzen of Apple
gate and Teddy Dangerfield and
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Merritt of
Eugenia.
GARDEN CLUB
December meeting of Medford
Garden club will be held in the
high school auditorium Thursday
at 7:30 p. m. when T. G. Bacher
of the Swiss Floral company of
Portland will be guest speaker.
He writes: "My basic reason
for coming to your town is to
bring new facts and to give in
formation on garden material
that will enhance the charm of
local gardens and make you hap
pier for having come to this
meeting of the Medford Garden
club."
The lecture will be illustrated
with colored slides and is open
to the public. Garden club
members from other clubs in
the valley are invited. Arrange
ments to hold the meeting at the
high school were completed
through the courtesy of E. H.
Hedrick.
Mrs. Sether To Be
Hostess to PEO
Mrs. Victor Sether will be
hostess to Chapter BE. PEO at
her home, 1007 Queen Anne
avenue Tuesday at 8 p. m. Mrs.
Louis Brown is in charge of
the program.
Talk On Alaska
To Be Heard
Miss Amy Harding, teacher at
Washington school, who spent
her summer In Alaska, will talk
to members of the Wednesday
btudy club at the Girls' Com
munity clubhouse Wednesday at
2:30 p. m. Mrs. F. H. Cochran
will read a paper on Alaska and
discussion will follow the pro
gram. (Plain)
SUITS
COATS
DRESSES
cleaned and pressed
Cash and Carry
MODERN
CLEANERS
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Social Evening
Honora New
O.E.S. Membera
Reames Chapter No. 88, Or
der of the Eastern Star, honored
its 1941 members at a meeting
Thursday evening in Masonic
temple. Thirteen of the nine
teen new members were pres
ent, as follows: Lucile Abbott,
Pauline Bush, Charlotte Brenne
man. Anna B. Carter, Lettie M.
Coleman, Marie Ettinger, Ame
lia Hiles, Elva Jennings, W. H.
and Elenor McClure, Frances
und Gertrude Putman, and Ora
Reading.
Cards and chlnker checks
were enjoyed after the meeting.
Refreshments were in charge
of the November committee,
headed by Mrs. Mary Fowler,,
chairman,
A surprise feature of the
evening was recognition of the
birthdays of Worthy Matron
Clair Norris and Mabel Nitzel,
Electa. Mrs. Hope Wood read
an original poem dedicated to
Mrs. Norris and Mrs. Nitzel,
and the officers presented them
with appropirate gifts.
Visitors Leave
For Vallejo, Cal.
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Hunting
ton of Walla Walla, Wash., left
Friday morning for Vallejo,
Cal., after spending the past
week at the home of Dr. and
Mrs. Bradford Pruyn, 208 South
Central avenue.
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Hunta Friday
At "Topsidea"
Mr. and Mrs. Myron Hunt
were honored Friday evening
with a dinner at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. A. S. V. Carpenter
at "Topsides." Mr. and Mrs.
Hunt are planning to leave the
middle of the week for Pasa
dena, Calif., after spending the
past months here. Mr. Hunt has
been architect for the proposed
army cantonment.
Attending the dinner were
Mr. and Mrs. Hunt, Mr. and
Mrs. F. Corning Kenley, Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Tumy and Mr. and
Mrs. Carpenter.
Travel Study Club
To Meet Monday .
Mrs. H. L. Brown. 105 Geneva gf
street, will be hostess to the
Travel Study club at her home ,
Monday at 2 p. m.
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New Treat For Medford
Complete Italian Dishes . . . .
Sunday 12:30 to 8:00 p. m. 80e
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factory representative who will
be t Ward's
December 1, 2, 3 for a
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