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Newspaper Page TextPAGE FOUR MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, SUNDAY, 'AUGUST 9, 1942. SOCIETY and CLUB NEWS of tlie WEEK BY BETTY SHOEMAKER M tiring Honored At Dinner Party En Route South Lieut. Col. Herman J. Meiring and Mrs. Meiring were honor guests at a dinner given Thurs day evening of this week at the home of Mr. and Mri. C. T. Steward, Eastwood Drive. The Melrings, who formerly resided In Medford, were enroute to Muroc Lake, In California. Col. Meiring has been transferred to a California station from Mo Chord field, Tacoma, where they spent the past several months and on the way south the couple stopped briefly in Medford to visit friends. Assisting Mrs. Steward as hostess were Mrs. Earl York and Mrs. Tim Daily. Forty guests were included for the pleasant affair. Music for the evening was furnished by the Prentice accordian band. Boussum-Holley Marriage Rite Are Announced The wedding of Miss Florence Boussum, daughter of Mrs. Cora Boussum, S16 Mary street, and Fay A. Holley was announced yesterday by the bride's mother. The service was read at Yreka, Calif., with the couple attended by the bride's sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. James Jor- Sanson of Yreka. For the wedding tha bride wore a silk Jacket suit of rob in's egg blue with accessories of white. Both Mr. and Mrs. Holley are well known In Medford. Mrs. Holley, who graduated ' from Medford high school, is on tha staff of the Craterian theatre and Mr. Holley Is with the local force of the state police: They will make their home at 201 East Twelfth street after their return from " short wedding trip. - Memorial Service Given By Rebekah A memorial service for Mrs. Margaret Ellen Fisher was given by the officers of Olive Rebekah lodge at the meeting of the order last Monday night. Mrs. Fisher, who passed away recently, was member of long standing of the lodge. Following the session at the ball members adjourned to tha home of Mrs. Ina Huson. noble (rand, where a lawn party was enjoyed. Mrs. Huson was assist ed by Mrs. Lottie Cave and Mr. and Mrs. A. Hammerley. The en tertainment committee was Mrs. Ella Could and Mrs. Lottie How ard. Games were played and refreshments served. About 60 were present. The next meeting of the group will be August 17 at the hall and will be followed by a party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Dyer, 29 Myrtle street. Mrs. Ed. Pease will be refresh ment chairman and Mrs. Emily Conrad, program chairman. Chaplain Scheduled For Union Meeting Chaplain Johnson of Camp White will speak at a meeting of the Medford W. C. T. U. to be held Thursday afternoon at tha home of Mrs. Richard Klemm, 1119 West Main street at 2:15 p. m. The meeting will be held on the lawn of Mrs. Klemm's home and in addition to the speaker there will be music and refreshments will be served. LADY You Don't Need A Fan-You Need the American Laundry Surround yourself with fans and your wishing won't be one bit lor I Washing is hard work any way you look at it. If you want to keep cool, enjoy these grand summer after noonscall In the Ameri can Lsundry. You save your time, health and money by calling 3534. Mrs. William Kyler lf""l' -T l-'-.HMaai;wei)j;.w " n iitwmivw-w '' . 1 . m sv) m. n 'i, ' i.; i V : -a ' it. Mrs. William Kyker, daughter of Phoenix whose wedding took Presbyterian church. Visitor From Minneapolis I Honored Guest Mrs. Chapin R. Bracked of Minneapolis was honored by Mrs. E. Raymond Driver. Cen tral Point, who was hostess for a party at the Colony club In Medford last Saturday after noon. Twelve valley women were Invited to meet Mrs. Brack et!. The affair was a bridge luncheon. The Minneapolis woman, who is spending the summer on the west coast, is a house finest of Mrs. Paul Janney of the Oak Grove district. Informal Dinners , Given This Week At Newbury Home Two Informal dinner parties , were given the past week by i Mr. and Mrs. Don Newbury at their home, 7 Eastwood drive. The affairs were Wednesday and Friday evenings, with clRht guests bidden for Wednesday and 12 for Friday night. Dinner i was served at tables arranged on the lawn of the garden and was followed by bridge. The dinners were the first of a series for which the Newburys will be hosts. I MEDFORD LADIES Do you have a soldier's wife In your home or as a new neighbor? She may be very lonely or shy. Why don't you telephone her name and address to the L'SO, 7131, or write it on a post card and send it In. We have activities which may interest her and which the doesn't know are olfered. U. S. O. ?34 Fa1 Main St , : l ,e -. - ' . ji' Ti s - . ur :-y - , Larry Schade Your Favorite Jeweler Sine 1918 3rV - i J of Mr. and Mrs, Robert Furry place July 30 at the Phoenix (Photo by Brainerd.) Russell'Landreth Wedding Ceremony At Gospel Church The marriage of Miss Anna Lee Russell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis M. Russell. Mor row road, to Clifford E. Lan dreth, took place Wednesday evening, August 8, at the Four square Gospel church. Rev. W. Shearburn performed the cere mony before an altar decorated with pink and white gladioli. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a gown of K'hite taffeta with a full-length veil and carried a bouquet of pink roses and gardenias. She was attended by Miss Wanda Faye Cassman as maid of honor and Miss Doris Knut son. Miss Dortheen Moore and Miss Vernlce Vromen .were bridesmaids. A reception was held at the home of the bride's parents following the wedding ceremony and the couple left later for the coast on their wed ding trip. The bride attended the Med ford schools and is well known here while Mr. Landreth came to Medford recently from east ern Oregon. They will make their home here for the present. Joan Cox Honored At Surprise Party Miss Joan Cox was honored with a surprise party last Sun day night in celebration of her sixteenth birthday. The affair was at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. John B. Cox, MS W. Jackson street. Games were played and supper served at the close of the evening, rresent were Rnsle Babcock, Phyllis Neely, Tex Nash. Paul Nash Jerry Sullivan, Tommy Gable. Teddy Bestul. George Morris. Bill Dubysons, Pat Broughton. Dean Pruett. Tat Barry, the guest of honor and the host and hostess. Berteena Elmore And Lester Hill Wed in Applegate Miss Berteena Elmore, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert El more of Applegate and Lester Hill, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Hill of Provolt, were married last Sunday morning. The serv ice was read on the lawn of the Elmore home by the Rev. Ward Larrikin. As a backffround for th ly service an arbor of gladioli. Dany oreatn and ferns had been arranged on the lawn. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a floor-length gown of powder blue silk oreandv and carried a cascade bouquet of pink rapture rosebuds with white streamers. Miss Evelyn BrocKway of Medford, who was maid-of-honor, wore a floor length dress of Dink mist net and carried an old-fashioned nosegav of nlnk and h1n flnnr. ers with white streamers. Harold Whitestlne of Murphy was best man for Mr. Hill. Preceding the ceremony Mrs. Harry Treloar. Butte. Mnnt sister of the groom, plaved Schubert's Serenade and the bridal chorus from Lohengrin. For the service Mrs. El morp wore a dress of blue and white linen and Mrs. Hill wore brown flowered silk. For trsvolllns th bride chose a . brnwn wirt dress. Following the weddlna mony a reception was held with Mrs. Annie Knutzon Mr. a f Brockway of Medford and Mrs. Herbert Elmore assisting. Inci dental accordian music was fur nished for the refpntinn hw Mn "Kenneth Ensele, Talent. Present for the ceremony were Miss Evelyn Brockway, Eugene; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Whitestlne, Murphy; Mrs. Annie Knutzen of Applegate; Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Brockway, Miss Mar ella Brockway, Mr. and Mrs. Ira C. Jones of Medford: Mrs. Dan Lpmbert, Bob and Bill Lambert of Minot, N. Dakota; Mrs. Ken neth Ensele. Ml. Nnrmi Wnrlr and Mrs. Rsy Hawk of Talent; ur. noiana k. Jones of Portland; Mr. and Mrs. Leland McCann and Mrs. James McCann, aunt of the bride, Hlllsboro; Mr. and Mrs C. H. Elmore, Charles, Tru man and Russell Elmore; Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Hill, Larry and Randall Hill; Mrs. Harry Tre loar and Claudia Treloar of Butte, Mont. Both Mr. and Mr. Hill mrm well known In the Applegate district and in Medford, the bride having graduated from the Medford high school. . Following a short trip to the coast the cou ple will reside near Provolt. Bride And Groom Honored At Party Friends and neighbors gath ered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John E. Sample Wednes day evening for a surprise sjrftw er honoring the Samples whose marriage was a recent event. Mrs. Sample was : the former Miss Edith Owens of Smith Riv er, Calif. Present were ' Mrs. John F. Sample and family of Prospect. Mr. and Mrs. Evert Jennings and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wei burn. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Luci er and family, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Griffith and family. Mr. and Mrs. Gus Stone. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Frazier and family, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond F. Cook and family, Mrs. Frank Hart, Mrs. Franklin, Mr. and Mrs. Thur- sten, Mr. and Mrs. O. K. Mc Curtln, Mr. and Mrs. Petersen, Mr. and Mrs. Clair Irwin, Mrs. Willetta Haw, Kenneth Haw. Clein Balderstone, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn E. Ellis and family and the honored couple. A Most Exciting Collection of New FALL HATS Hats youll want to wear the moment yeu see theml Berets, postillions, new brimmed beauties ... we have Just the hit for youl Come in today. $2.98 up Children's OVERSEAS CAPS end BONNETS The Alberlella 120 N. Central t blk. N. Groceteria No. 1 Weds ' In Temple "f v ) i i 4 . .. i ' i,es Mrs. Gail Sponteller, the for mer Miss Barbara Fish, whose wedding took place August 3 at the Mormon Temple In Salt Lake City. (Photo by Shangle.) Miss Barbara Fish Weds Mr. Sponseller in Salt Lake Rites Among the brides of this week was Miss Barbara Fish, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. Fish, 408 N. Ivy street, whose son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Sponsel son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Spansel ler, Los Angeles, took place Monday. The ceremony took place in the Mormon TemDle. Salt Lake City, with the presid ing Elder reading the marriage service. Miss Fish left Medford several days ago for Los Angeles, ac companied by her sister. Miss Betty Jane Fish. From " Los Angeles the bride and groom mo tored to Salt Lake City, accom panied by Miss Cheril Sponsel ler, the groom's sister. The bride has many friends In Medford, having attended the local high school last winter. The Fish family is active in the Medford church of Latter Day Saints, Mr. Fish being an Elder of the church. Mr. and Mrs. Sponseller will make their home in Los Angeles after September 1st. Birthday Celebrated At Gunn Home Sunday Little Miss Barbara Gunn was honored with a surprise party on her eighth birthday last Sun day afternoon at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Gunn of Ross Lane. The guests played games and a birth-1 day luncheon was served from , tables set on the lawn. Red and white decorations were used for the table and a birthday cake was used for the centerpiece. ' The honor guest received many presents. Present were Nancy and Jean Cox. Barbara Pillar, Betty Clark, Morris Lee Gunn and Barbara Gunn. KEEP Plenty of milk handy. And here's a health tip: Milk tastes dandy. And gives you more xip! If you're on the lookout for more energy and vitality, don't pats up fresh GRADE A PASTEURIZED MILK It's the delicious way to store up stamina for when you need It most. Serve the whole fam ily fresh Snlder's milk every day. It's the one wsy you'll know they're getting a suffi ciency of nutritional elements so necessary to good health. Phone 216S For Delivery SNIPER DAIRY k PRODUCE CO. Mavis Nichols Betrothal Told At Dinner Party ' Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Nichols. 622 S. Holly street, announced the betrothal of their daughter. Mavis, to Maiden LeRoy, son of Mrs. Jack Crump, Applegate, at a dinner Tuesday evening of this week. The dinner was in cele bration of Miss Nichols' birth day anniversary and was given at the Nichols home. The engagement was revealed in messages placed in tiny en velopes which were fastened to the end of ribbon streamers ar ranged from the table center piece to each place. A color scheme of green and yellow was used In the table appointment. A few close friends were in vited to the announcement din ner. Miss Nichols' wedding will be an event of September 13. Wednesday evening Miss Nichols was honored with a shower . party given by Miss Shirley Lawrence at the home of Miss Lawrence's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Lawrence, 1017 West Main street. Games were played during the evening and Miss Nichols was presented with a number of gifts. Refreshments were served. Invited to the af fair were the Mesdames Wym- ond Castner, Ed. Sims, Herbert Neilson, Robert Bromley, Leland Coggins, Jack Crump, Dick Lewis,, F. E. Nichols, Gerald Bourne and Donald Lawrence and the Misses Frankie Handy, Mary Kline, Aretha Roberts, Betty Vincent, Peggy Garlock, Janice Cantrall, Berle Churchill and the honor guest, Miss Nich ols. Washington Woman Spends Summer Here Mrs. E. R. Van Leeuwen and daughter, Jean Lee, of Washing ton, D. C, are spending the sum mer in Medford with Mrs. Van Leeuwen's parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Hinman of 912 W. 10th street. Mrs. Van Leeuwen's hus band is an official of the bureau of entomology in the U. S. De partment of Agriculture. Brady Family Visits At Hillcrest Orchards Mrs. Jasper E. Brady, Jr., and three children, Natalie, Geoffrey and Hugh, of Seaside, are spend ing several weeks with Mrs. Brady's father, Reginald H. Par sons at Hillcrest orchards, Hill crest road. Mrs. Brady is a sister of Mrs. John Day, Groveland avenue. C Buy a Garment at Regular Price and for 5c More You May Have the 2nd Garment ALL SPRING and SUMMER GOATS, SUITS, DRESSES & PARTY DRESSES ARE INCLUDED III THIS SALE You May Select Two Dresses Dress and Coat Dress and Suit or Coat and Suit For Only 5c More Than the Regular Price of One. THE SALE EVERYONE HAS BEEN WAITING FOR HURRY WHILE SELECTION IS GOOD All Sales Final- Eastern Visitor Is Honored By Miss Carpenter Honoring Miss Dorothy Breck of Haddan, Conn., Miss Julie Carpenter entertained last Sat urday . evening at Topsides, at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Carpenter. Miss Breck is spending the summer in the valley as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Carpenter, Veritas orchards. The guests enjoyed swimming. Badminton and dancing and supper was served. Twenty-six young people were present in cluding the Misses Alicia Ruhl, Jean Schuler, Lois Prlngle, De borah Tumy, Jean McCandless, Audrey Brugger, San Francisco, Corinthia Hart, Virginia Hayes, Charity Keeble, Muriel Perry and Virginia Bradfish, Mrs. Chauncey Brewer, Clinton Childs, Bud Dodge, Lieut. John Whitehead, Jerry Vawter, Lieut Allen Gillcrest, Dale Kaegi, Lieut. Joe Mathes, Bill Salade, Lieut. Rockey Anderson, Jim Keeble, Clesson Perry, Lieut Gordon Benson, Spencer Weills, Lieut. MacOUver and the hos tess. Miss Carpenter. . t Jack Clarks Have Many House Guests Mr. and Mrs. Jack Clark. 617 N. Holly street, have as house guests Mrs. Marvin Sledge and her daughter, Nancy Lou, from San Anselmo Calif. Just a year ago Major Sledge, USAC, now on foreign duty, was in com mand of a group of men from Hamilton Field, for a several weeks' stay at the Medford Air port. Mr. and Mrs. Clark plan to take their guests to Crater Lake. Mrs. Sledge and her daughter will travel back to Cal ifornia by way of the coastal route, visiting friends In For tuna en route. It is their first visit to this area. Mrs. Elwin P. Jones, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clark, and Mrs. Wilfred Kennington. of Portland, are week-end guests of the Clarks. Sergeant Jones, the daughter's husband, Is now at officers school, Miami Beach, Florida. Mrs. Kennington's hus band, a radio technician and sec ond class petty officer, USNR, Is now stationed at Bremerton, Wash. John Joseph Clark, USNR, third-class petty officer, Is also on a short visit to his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clark. CENT SALE Corporal Sheets, Oklahoma Girl, Marry at Meno Word has been received to Medford of the marriage of Corp. William F. Sheets, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Sheets of Route 4. Corp. Sheets was mar ried July 19 to Miss Elda Fays) Jantz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Jantz of Meno, Okla. Tha marriage service was read by Dr. Thomas H. McDowell in the sanctuary of the First Presby terian church in Meno. Corp. Sheets Is stationed at the Enid Army Flying 'school, Enid, Okla., and Is attached to the photography department of the school. Young Sheets grad uated from Medford high school and from Oregon State college. The Sheets family has resided in Medford for many years and the bridegroom has many friends here. Mr. and Mrs. Sheets are mak ing their home at 105 S. Fourth street in Meno. Veterans, Auxiliary Has District Meet Members of the Veterans of Foreign Wars and the auxil iary held a district meeting In Medford Tuesday evening with 10 Ashland members and two Grants Pass members in attend ance in addition to the local group. Reports were made con cerning the Klamath Falls con vention and the meeting closed with the serving of lunch. Next meeting of the group will be Tuesday, August 18. Church Junior Guild Will Meet Tuesday The Junior Guild of St. Mark s Episcopal church will meet Tues day evening at the home of Miss Helen Brown, 512 Pennsylvania avenue, at 7:30 o'clock.. Mrs. Robert Ditewig will be assistant hostess. Those planning to at tend are asked to phone 5064. CORN REMOVER . OiTt taftUnt rU! from pin and poll, UtoIt nnovM hud coras. soft eont botwooa th, loot. enoufti. warn, pptlleouf..elub Balls. 11 contain oral dlHsrtnt oils that Milan, looaaat and doaa bo! eauso tha tnttattoB a do itronq add mbrturaa. Whoa alt than haro latlad try lliia on a. Sold am OBonar back euaraBtao. Exclusively at WESTERN THRIFT rape"