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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY, APRIL 16, 1942. PAGE THREE Society and Clubs by Betty Shnemaher Conley-Wolfe Wedding Read At Dunsmuir Miss Thelma Conley of Ash land and Donald Wolfe of Sac ramento Cal., were quietly n.ar tied Saturday evening at thfc residence ot Judge Hugh Clark in Dunsmuir. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. V. W. Conley of Ashland and grand daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Perry of Dunsmuir. Mr. Wolfe is the. son of Mrs Lula Wolft of Redding, Cal. The bride wore a dusty rose Ensemble with beige accessories and an orchid corsage. She was attended by Miss Frances Miller. Owho wore a light turquoise diess with beige accessories and a painted daisy corsage. Art Gil bert was best man. Mrs. V. W. Conley and Mrs. l.ula Wolfe, mothers of the couple, wore rose sorsages. The wedding dinner which followed the ceremony was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Prather. The couple plan to make their home in Sacra mento. Attending the wedding were Mr. and Mrs. V. W Conley. Mrs. K. V. Conley, Mrs. M L. Con ley, Mrs Kenneth McGee, Miss Frances Miller, Mrs. Lula Wolfe Miss Fay Wolfe. E. H. Wolfe. Art Gilbert, Mr and Mrs. Ab Weed, Mi. and Mrs. J. R. Proth er and daughter Alice Pack wood, Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Hickey and Mrs. Hugh Clark P.-T. A. Activities Oak Grove Oak Grove P.-T. A. will hold a business meeting Friday at 3 p m. at the schoolhouse in Mrs. Phyllis Hawk's room. A discus lion on 'What the Child Should Read" will be followed by a focial nour. QUICK COOKINO 100 TOASTIO Here's an entirely different kind of hot cereal. Triangle's special milling pro cess gives you the entire wheat kernel nothing is added nothing is re moved. Toasting brines our its rich nut'like flavor. Easy to prepare Delicious in cookies, muffins nd puddings. ssn sms esuuuna S0N0T0NE WORLD - WIDE HEARING SERVICE Cm Mala Consultant. Room 10. Jackson Co. Bank Bldg. Oam PlClB ph. 5194. Wed. Thur. Fri. Sat. 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. Jr TWO MORE PAYS SAVE Up To y2 Off Reg. Price at PICHE HARDWARE & SPORTING GOODS Friday and Saturday will be your last chance to secure your needs at this tremendous laving. Save up to 50 ?o. We will quit Saturday for good. RODS FLIES LINE HOOKS CREELS FOOTBALLS BASEBALL' GLOVES SKITS "iche Hardware. 322 E, Main Med ford Club Members Attend Ashland Meeting Medford members of the Rogue Valley College Women's club motored to Ashland Satur day where they attended the meeting at the Ashland Civic club. Mrs. W. J. Crandall and Mrs. A. C. Joy were in charge of the social hour. A musical program and book review com prised the afternoon's entertain ment. Mrs. F. J. Newman reviewed the book, "Mine Eyes Have Seen," by Alfreda Withington Concerning the life of a woman physician who now is past 80 and residing in Washington. D. C, the writing proved to be of particular interest. Besides carrying on an active practice she served in the first World war and returned to live In Ten nessee. The program Included two piano selections, "Lotus Land" by Scott and "Relaxation" by Alex Templeton by Lois Red ford who was introduced by Mrs Frank Davis. The Ashland Choral club un der the direction of Mrs. Stephen Epler with Mrs. Hoffman as ac companist sang "The Lamp lighter" by Cookson, "From Heavens Above" by Bach, "Horn ing" by Del Riego and "Lulla by" by Brahms. 4 Morgan Trio Plans Progress Medford Musical society mem bers are completing plans for the Morgan trio which will ap pear in this city Tuesday at the First Methodist church. The trio, composed of three sisters Marguerite, Frances and Vir ginia promises to present an eve ning of varied music on piano violin and harp. The program opens at 8 p. m. and tickets may be secured from society mem bers or Pruitt's Music store or Baldwin Piano shop. This trio has behind It, not only a record of radio broadcasts in this country and in Europe but a well-rounded series of ap pearances before rulers of coun tries on the continent. Frances Morgan is a member of the San Francisco symphony orchestra and on the music faculty at Mill? college. They have received music instruction in America and also abroad. Gold Hill Girl Pledges Sorority Miss Jill Martin of Gold Hill student at Oregon State college ot Corvallis has pledged '.hi Omega social sorority at the college, according to word re ceived here by Associated Prrss. Table Rock Club To Meet Friday The Table Rock Community club is holding the regulai meeting at the schoolhouse Fri day at 8 p. m. Elmer Whipple magician, will entertain for an hour and a half. A small admis sion charge will be made, and refreshments will be served. HEARING MUST HELP WIN THE WAR . . . OYn Indeed) Effective hearing today is not only a matter of PERSONAL SAFETY but of PRACTICAL PATRIOTISMI In a blackout or n air raid the person who fails to HEAR A WARNING er IN STRUCTIONS may contribute to confusion and panic or even loss of life. Physical fitness so es sential to service these days. DE MANDS GOOD HEARING. Son otona offers SO MUCH to those whose hearing is not perfect. SLEDS CHILDREN'S WAGONS SCOOTERS ELECTRIC TOASTERS ELECTRIC FANS FAUCETS VALVES ROPE NAILS OPEN UNTIL 8:30 P.M. Pythian Sisters Make Plans For 20th Convention The 20th convention of the Pythian Sisters will convene Saturday in the I.O.O.F. hall on Sixth street with registration at 1 p. m. followed by the opening session at 2 p. m. A banquet is scheduled for 6:30 p. m. at the K. of P. hall on North Grape street. A musical program at 8 p. m. will open the evening ses sion. Each temple in the district will exemplify various parts of the ritualistic work. Grand officers to be honored will be Rose Has kill, grand chief of the Grand Temple of Oregon; Mable A. Roberts, past supreme represen tative; Ella G. Wortman, past supreme representative, and El la Roper, past grand chief. A social hour will bring the convention to a close. All Py thian Sisters are invited. ' Guild Rehearses For Style Show Junior Guild members of St. Mark's Episcopal church held a dress rehearsal for their annual style show last evening at the parish hall. The style parade will be an event of Monday at 7:30 p. m. with dessert and cards included in the evening's entertainment. Mrs. Roland Hal per is general chairman for the affair. Tickets for the event, which is open to the public, may be secured from guild members or at the office in Mann s depart ment store. Miss Janet Mann heads the ticket committee. If desired reservations for tables may be made. The style show this year follows a theme of war effect on M' I 'y's costume. A final dress rehearsal is sched uled for Sunday at 2 p. m. Club Meets at Hotel Medford Mrs. Gordon Green, Ted Crawford, Mrs. Everett Brayton and Tom Fuson tied for first place at Medford Duplicate Bridge club meeting held Tues day at Hotel Medford. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gale scored second and Mrs. Tom Fuson and Bill Isaacs held third score. Seven and a half tables of bridge were at play. At a recent Bridge club meet ing Mrs. Leland Clark and Mrs. Gordon Green held first score. Mr. and Mrs. Fuson second and Mrs. H. L. Ford and Bob Kyle, third. Six tables were at play. Plans Underway For Mother's Day Tea Plans are being made for the Mother's Day Tea to be held May 8 at 2:30 p. m. In the First Presbyterian church parlors. A program will be given during the afternoon. Carnation Club Meeting Postponed Carnation club meeting which was to have been held tonight has been postponed club mem bers announced today. CALENDAR Thursday 8:30 p. m. Business and Pro fessional Women's club, Girls' Community clubhouse. 6:30 p. m. Contemporary Book club, home Mrs. W. H. Fluhrer, Wellington Heights. 8:00 p. m. Royal Neighbors of America, paper sack lunch eon, K. of P. hall. 9:30 p. m. Masonic dance, Masonic temple. Friday 1:30 p m. Jolly Stitchers club borne Mrs. Ralph Atwood 126 Cottage street. 1:30 p. m. Queen Esther Circle of First Methodist church, home Mrs. F. F. Burk, 53 Rose avenue. 2:00 p. m. Navy Mothers, home Mrs. Myrtle Ferns, Fern Valley. 2:00 p. m Jacksonville Gar den club, old Jacksonville Methodist church. 2:30 p. m. Washington school P.-T.A. at schoolhouse. 4:30-7:30 p. m. Camp reunion at Lincoln school gymnasilim for Girl Scouts. HARDWARE AMMUNITION SCREEN WIRE CHICKEN WIRE ICE CREAM FREEZERS PAINTS BRUSHES TOOLS MILK BUCKETS r- i i.r. tXiVtH 1 tii 1 'HI .miiKir H 1 Mra - m v:; HOW DOES YOUR CAR DEN CROW ? Lilies, roses and wistaria blossoms bloom atop Gwen Crawford, Betty Cochran, Mary Feddersohn. Barbara Forbush at a fashionable fete In Pasadena. Newbury s Home Fsom California Mr. and Mrs. Don Newbury have returned to their home on Eastwood drive after enjoying a combined business and pleasure trip in California for the past 10 days. They attended the wed ding of Mr. Newbury's brother. Wilbur Jones, in Walnut Creek, Cal., and continued south to Palm Springs and San Diego. They returned to this city by Los Angeles and the coast route. The desert and orange trees were in bloom, they reported. Southern Oregon PEO Council Meets Saturday Southern Oregon Council of PEO will meet Saturday at 1 p. m. at St. Mark's Episcopal Guild nail, the corner of Fifth street and North Oakdale avenue. GIRL SCOUTS The Girl Scout "Foot Travel ers" club which was organized last Saturday by 20 Girl Scouts will enjoy a second hike Satur day, leaving Scrit headquarters at 9:30 a. m. for a five-mile hike. A three-mile hike opened the club activities and was partici pated in by Scouts from troops 6, 7, 10, 3, 13 and 22. Senior Scouts are expected to take part as assistant leaders In charge of first aid equipment, and supervising hiking standards with smaller groups. The club activities combine with civilian defense by "knowing your com munity," "keeping physically fit" and "being able to care for oneself." All Girl Scouts In Intermedi ate and senior troops are eligible to join. Besides the fun of hik ing, the requirements for the "Foot Travelers" and parts of IN REV! GREEN! BEIGE! jl The ntwt rog... ttl A value -priced so you eotl ff 1 I itX hove a pair rigW now I H J ' M. M. DEPT. STORE the "Explorer's" badges will be completed those in charge stated. 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Farm Truck Shortage Explained to Grange At a meeting held In the city hall last night, representatives of Granges from Josephine, Klamath and Jackson counties herad a representative of the interstate commerce commission explain the farm truck shortage He said It was Impossible to get new trucks and It might be necessary to use cooperative PLATFORMS!' XSb ; js.t WS methods to move crops, shifting trucks from one county to an other as need demanded. Jackson county Granges were represented by Pomona Master W. A. House of Gold Hill and Emmett Nealon of Table Rock. Ten persons were present. I . s y7i ''. "'Herein: I I ' tl ..?,'(' vj , ""bard,- M 0 a -tr-i- 1) THE DISTINCTIVE CHARACTER Y Q fBr0fff ttm ' A of Blits-Wcinhird Deer is not kfc jk "frflP f V to chince. Fins ingredients pi jy J frtqutni . ' irui J .'" 1 tn ill-unporum pin-but, Bliu I J H- . "e' 1HJ uikf&l. 1 1 Weiohsrd s controlled brewing 1 Ht"arJ; , .. "fte. r''.. U method! dmhf the chirscter io1d cL. Mitm. 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