FOOT MEDI-ORD MAIL TRIBUNE
Society
Miss Becky Victor,
Captain Rinabarger
Married In Idaho
The wedding of Miss Becky
Victor, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
A. C. Victor of Twin Falls, Ida.,
and Marine Captain R. N. Rina
barger, son of Mr. and Mr. H.
E. Rinabarger, formerly 01 Moa-
ford and now of Roseburg, Ore.,
was an event of July 9. The
single ring ceremony was read
by Dr. G. L. Clark, pastor of tne
First Presbyterian church in
Twin Falls, at 2:30 p. m. at the
home of the bride's parents, and
in the presence of 30 relatives
.and close friends.
Vows were exchanged by the
couple as they stood before an
improvised archway, backed ny
lighted tapers and flanked on
either side by baskets of del
phinium, white phlox and dou
ble syrlnga.
Given In marriage by her
father, the bride wore white
afternoon dress designed with
gored skirt, low-cut neckline
and short sleeves capped with
shoulder epaulets trimmed with
white velvet ribbon. With it she
wore a white half-hat, and her
corsage was an orchid, embed
ded in gardenias.
The bride's only attendant,
.Miss Mary Jean Shlpman, wore
a light blue street dress, de
signed with a draped V-neckline
and cascading ruffles down the
center front of the draped rklrt.
Her corsage was of gardenias.
For her daughter's wedding,
Mrs. Victor chose a lavender
eyelet afternoon frock, and her
corsage was of pink rosebuds.
Don Porterfield, brother-in-
law of the bridegroom, waj his
best man.
! Immediately following the
ceremony, a reception was held
in the garden of the Victor home
with the bridal pair cutting the
decorated cake In traditional
manner. Mrs. F. W. Neale, Good
ing, Ida., and Mrs. T. M. Balrd,
Twin Falls, aunts of the bride,
presided. The table was covered
with a lace cloth and centered
with the two-tiered cake, which
'was topped with tiny sprigs of
double syrlnga.
- Capt. and Mrs. Rinabarger
left later that . afternoon for
Roseburg where they visited his
parents for a few days before
continuing to El Torra, Calif.,
where they will make their
home while he is stationed at
the marine corps air base there,
For traveling, the bride wore a
brown and chartreuse cotton
sport suit and matching acces
sories, with which she wore the
orchid from her bridal corsage.
Mrs. Rinabarger attended
Twin Falls high, school and the
University of Idaho, Moscow,
where she was pledged to Alpha
Phi sorority. For the past year
and a half she has been employ
ed by the Kinney Wholesale
company In Twin Falls.
Capt. Rinabarger graduated
from Mcdford high school, and
was a student at Oregon State
college, where he was a member
of Theta Cht fraternity, and the
Southern Oregon College of
Education before enlisting In the
marine air corps In 1941. He had
previously taken civilian pilot's
training at the Mcdford airport.
He returned to this country
about three months ago after
nearly a year of active duty In
the south Pacific.
Capt. Rlnabargrr's parents
moved to Roseburg In April of
this year, having lived In Med
ford for many years prior to
that time. Other local relatives
of the captain are his grandpar
ents, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Hlna
barger of 71R S. Newtown street,
an uncle, R. J. Rinabarger of
Vancouver street, and an aunt,
Mrs. Diamond Flynn of 1324
Queen Anne avenue.
Towmsndltes Invited
To Open House Sunday
Sunday afternoon and eve
ning the Townsendltes and their
families are to enjoy an open
house and yard at the home of
Mrs. Nellie Bowles, 335 North
Central. Those attending are to
bring a basket lunch. All are
welcome.
GROCETERIA
NUMBER 1
Sixth and Central
OPEN
TODAY
9 a. m. to 7 p. m.
4udiT. Jul 23,
1844.
and Clubs
Maude Dougherty
New Noble Grand
Of Rebekah Lodge
Maude Daugherty was instal
led noble grand of Olive Rebe
kah lodge in ceremonies held at
the I.O.O.F. hall Monday night
Other officers installed for the
coming term were Ella Rogers,
right supporter to the noble
grand; Julia Gregory, left sup
porter to the noble grand; Laura
Wicker, vice grand; Leah Ivie,
right supporter to the vice
grand; Mary Wiley, left support
er to the vice grand; Iva Wal
den, warden; Carrie Mllnes, con
ductor; Ina Huson, chaplain;
Ella Gould, musician; Ethyl
Weed, flag bearer; Minnie Edel-
muth, Inside guard; Mary Cave,
outside guard; Bessie Thompson
recording secretary; Julia Gre
gory, treasurer; and Myrtle
Newton, past noble grand.
Committees appointed Includ
ed finance, Carrie McDannal
Maude Stickle, and Irene Shir-
and , publicity, Minnie
Bryant.
Lottie Cave, district deputy
president, presided over the In
stalling group, assisted by Lona
Bergman, marshal; Ethyl Weed,
warden; Lottie Howard, treasur
er; Jessie Howard, chaplain;
Grace Pankey, musician; Maud
Stickle, inside guardian; Telitha
Pickle, outside guardian; Edna
Hllderbrand, Georgia Hess,
Mary Cave, Marie Hansen, Viola
Aldredge, Josephine Bateman,
Helen Wheeler, and Georgiana
Hussong, guards.
Captain of the degree staff
which performed Is W. H. Dyer,
with Bess Dyer as assistant
Mrs. Bessie Hubler sang a solo,
accompanied by Marguerite
Conrad.
Mrs. Mary Wiley, who has
served as recording secretary
for the lodge for 20 years, was
presented a beautiful gift from
the group by Ina Huson, Ethyl
Weed, Ella Gould and Lona
Bergman.
Refreshments were served by
Minnie Bryant, Pearl Blanton,
Elsa Walker, Emily Conrad,
Florence Bousson, and Mr. and
Mrs. Homer Harvey.
Officers' Wives
Meet At Outpost
Mrs. John R. Young, wife of
Col. Young, commanding officer
at Camp White, greeted more
than fifty members of the Serv
ice Command Unit officers'
wives club at their regular
monthly meeting held Friday,
July 21, at the Outpost. Lunch
eon was served at one o'clock.
Pastel colored flowers were
used for decoration and the
tables were arranged with pas
tel colored linen and glassware.
Hostesses for the day were
Mrs. Charles H. Saiith, Mrs.
Murray M. If ft, Mrs. Walter J.
Bryant and Mrs. Thomas Flana
gan. Mrs. J. W. Horsley presided
at the business meeting. In ad
dition to the regular members.
the wives of several of the of
ficers who are at Camp White
for reassignment were also pres
ent; Bridge and bingo were played
during the afternoon. Bridge
prizes were won by Mrs. Ken
neth L. Mahnny, Mrs. L. P. Hart
ley and Miss Ann Ledrlck.
Bingo prizes went to Mrs. Dar
ren F. Peterson, Mrs. H. C.
Wood and Mrs. W. K. Hall.
Shower Honors
Talent Woman
Talent A shower honoring
Genevieve Holdrldge was given
July 14 at the home of Mrs. I.
C. Williams. Mrs. Holdrldge re
ceived many lovely gifts, and
refreshments were served.
Present were Mrs. Bruce and
Mrs. Monroe of Ashland, Anna
Clark, Jennie Baylor, Josephine
Foss, Alcna Floyd, Allco Bur-
ncttc, Ha Conner, Jcanettc
Qulnn, Nell Fenton, Pnrthena
Torrlll, Mnbrl Moore, Margretta
Moore, I'rarl Williams, Edna
Holdrldge. Edith Holdrldtie.
Lura Jo Walty, Ethel Garland
and Genevieve and Jerry Hold-ridge.
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Staff Sergeant and vlri. Don
cake together during the reception held in their honor in the lounge
of the guesthouse following the wedding ceremony last Saturday,
July 15, in Chapel No. 5 at Camp White. Mrs. Safford is the former
Rena Semensa, senior hostess at Service Club No. 2, and Sgt.
Safford is entertainment director for the post special services.
Both have been stationed at Camp White for nearly two years, and
have many friends in the valley. The couple is at present on a
wedding trip to Reno, Nev., and Lake Tahoe, Calif.
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Business Women
Picnic Thursday
Members of the Medford
Business and Professional Worn
en's club met Thursday evening
at the home of Margaret Morri
son, 1624 East Main street, for a
picnic dinner and business ses
sion. Edith Davis and Lulu
Watson were in charge of ar
rangements for the picnic, and
Mildred Dniry prepared ' the
dinner.
Gertrude Hamlin, Girl Scout
executive, gave a talk on the
Girl Scout summer camp. En
tertainment was provided by
four of Mrs. Eve Prentice pu
pils from the accordion gypsy
band. Thais Gordon, Amelia
Kaufman, Joan Blunkoll and
Carroe Davis.
Maurine Shearer, president of
the group, presided at a short
business session.
Guests at the picnic were Vir
ginia Wait, Anabolic Riggs, Ger
trude Hamlin, Ivah Murray.
Nclle Winne, Emily Winne and
Ruth Gray.
Next meeting is to be In the
form of a picnic, with arrange
ments In charge of Eve Pren
tice.
Merlin Couple
Wed In Medford
A wedding ceremony per
formed Saturday night, July 15.
at the home of the Rev. Louis
C. Kirby, pastor of the Metho-
ist church in Rledfora, united
In mnrriagc Mrs. Daisy Lindsay
of Llndale, near Merlin, Ore..
nd Frank W. Pllcbs of Merlin.
The services were read at 9:30
clock In the presence of Mr.
nd Mrs. Mnynard Bush and
Charles Adair, all of Medford.
Tlio bride wore a black tail
ored suit and hat with white
ccessorics, and carried a black
prayer book. Following the cer
emony, a dinner party was held
In Ashland for the wedding
party and a few friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Pliebs are at
home In Limbic.
Portland Visitor
Honored At Party
Mrs. Edward Walker of Port
land was honored guest at a des
sert hrldne party given Thursday
afternoon, July 13, by Mrs. Rich
ard Payne at her home, 101
Geneva street. Mrs. Walker Is in
Medford visiting her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Gllstrap of
35 Geneva street. Twelve guests
were present for the affair.
BrldRe prizes were won by
Mrs. John Day, Mrs llarvlo Rob
ertson and Mrs. A. Seekatz.
OUR
GREATEST
AIM : : :
Is to be helpful to all
who engage us We try
to istitty all by the
manner tn which every
detail Is hindled.
LADY ATTENDANT
PERL
FUNERAL HOME
John A. k Frank Perl
Ambulance Service
PHONE 2671
K. Safford cut their wedding
courtosy Camp White Grenade)
Local President
Entertains Club
Mrs. June Brisblne, president
of the Daughters of Union Veter
ans, entertained past presidents
club of that organization with a
dessert luncheon July 15 at her
home on East Jackson boule
vard. The centerpiece on the table
was a red gladioli flanked on
either side with white and blue
candles. Miniature flags were
used as place cards, and each
guest was given a sweetpea cor
sage. . Those present were all past
presidents of Elta Ducll Hubbs
Tent Number 11, of Medford.
Included were Maude Daugher
ty, Dorothea Neilson, Grace
Guycr, Knlherine Rowley, Edna
Kindred, Dr. Susie V. Standard,
Ora Cox, national president this
year of the Daughters of Union
Veterans, and the hostess, Mrs.
Brisblne.
Baptist Ladles Meeting
At Church On Tuesday
Ladies' Auxiliary of the First
Baptist church will meet at 9:30
a.m. on Tuesday at the church
to do White Cross work. Mem
bers are asked to bring a paper
bag lunch. Business meeting will
be at 2 p. m. All those having
birthdays in May, June and July
will be special guests. Worship:
"I'eaco Within Thy Gates ' by
Mrs. E. Finlcy. Leader, Mrs.
Hague, Christian Home. Host
esses arc to be the Mcsdames
Mead, Vroman and Cook.
Walkers Leave Medford
For Home In California
Jock Walker, storekeeper In
the navy left Medford Friday
after spending his leave visiting
with his family and friends.
Mrs. Walker and two children
accompanied Walker to San
Francisco where he is stationed.
They plan to make their home
there.
Mr. and Mrs. Isaacs
Entertain At Dinner
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Isaacs, of
the Old Stage road entertained
Chaplain and Mrs. John D.
Leaoh and Set. Ralph Van Syclc
at a 7 o'clock dinner Thursday
evening, July 13.
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Regan'Morrls
Wedding Mass
Read In Chapel
In a full Catholic ceremony
and wedding mass celebrated in
the post chapel at Camp White
last Thursday evening, Second
Lieutenant Margaret Regan,
Army Nurse Corps, became the
bride of Lt. (jg)'George Morris,
United States Coast Guard. The
service was read by Chaplain
Francis Klinkacek at 6 o'clock,
in the presence of about 100
friends. Miss Regan is a member
of a prominent family In Boise,
Idaho, while Lt. Morris' home is
in Fall River, Mass.
Maid of honor for the bride
was Lt. Elizabeth Noonan, ANC,
and Capt. John A. Fraser, exec
utive officer of the Camp White
Station Hospital was best man.
The entire wedding party was
dressed in military uniforms.
The bride is stationed at
Camp White at present. Lt.
Morris is assigned to the 12th
Naval District, San Francisco,
and is on a short leave.
The couple left immediately
after the ceremony for a brief
honeymoon on the Rogue river
north of Medford, the bride be
ing required to report for duty
again yesterday.
Eagle Point Girl
Honored Monday
At Bridal Shower
Eagle Point A bridal shower
for Miss Joan Holmes was given
at the home of Mrs. Annie Clave
and Miss Yetta Olson, by Miss
Olson, Mrs. Mary Ballard and
Frances Clave last Monday eve
ning, with about fifty guests at
tending. Miss Holmes is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George
Holmes of Eagle Point. She
graduated from the local schools
and attended the Southern Ore
gon College of Education at Ash
land for two years, and Oregon
State College last year. Her fi
ance, Eugene Myers, is attending
officers' training school at Fort
Belvoir, Va., and will receive
his commission the latter part
of August.
The bride-elect received many
beautiful gifts, after which re
freshments were served to the
group.
Inmans From Arizona
To Locate In Medford
Mr. and Mrs. Claude C. In
man of Tucson, Arizona, have
moved to Medford where they
plan to take up residence if they
are able to locate a suitable
home. They have been house
guests of Mr. Inman's daughter,
Mrs. O. C. Jensen of Perrydale,
but are now residing at 513
South Newtown street. Mr. In
roan Is a former resident of
Medford having lived here a
number of years ago. He is in
terested in the mining in the
valley. With Mr. and Mrs. New
man came their sons, Cullen,
Claude, Jr., and James.
Former Dakota Residents
ed finance, Carrie McDannal,
Residents and visitors In the
Rogue River valley who are
former residents of North and
South Dakota are invited to at
tend a- picnic to be held this
afternoon at the Grants Pass
park. J. R. Bush, secretary of
the group of former residents of
Dakota invites everyone tj at
tend. Each family is asked to
bring a basket lunch and coffee
will be furnished.
Carpenters Local Union
Picnic In Ashland Today
Members and families of the
Carpenters Union Local No.
2067 and auxiliary are having
a picnic in the Ashland Lithia
park today, beginning at 1 p.m.
Those attending are to bring
picnic baskets and table service.
Ice cream and coffee will be
furnished by the union. Ashland
and Grants Pass members are
invited to attend In addition to
the Mcdford members.
Degree of Honor Lodge
Holding Picnic Today
Members of the Degree of
Honor lodge, their families and f
guests are invited to attend the j
picnic being held by the lodge
today at Jackson Hot Springs.
Those attending are asked to
meet at the Medford city park '
at 11 a. m., bringing picnic
lunches. The lodge will furnish
ice cream and coffee. j
HENRY E. JOHNSON, Owner
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Mr- and Mrs. Harry R. Goold were married Sunday, July 3, at
the First Presbyterian church in Medford. Formerly Miss Lois
MurDhv. the brido is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred O'Terris
of San Jose, Calif., and formerly lived In Fort Mason. Calif. Mr.
Goold Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. George C. Goold of Medford. They
plan to make their home In the valley.
(Photo by Haden Jones Studio)
Parents Announce
Daughter's Troth
To Coast Guardsman
Mr. and Mrs. Royal Walter
Lee of San Francisco, Calif.,
have announced the engagement
of their daughter, Dorothy, to
Ensign Walter Myron Chase Jr.,
United States Coast Guard, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Myron
Chase of Needham, Mass.
Miss Lee, now a Spar at the
San Diego Air Station, was grad
uated from Medford high school
and attended the Southern Ore
gon College of Education in Ash
land. Ensign Chase was a stu
dent at Northeastern College in
Boston, Mass., leaving in 1941
during his senior year to join
the Coast Guard. He received
his wings at Pensacola, Fla.
No definite date has been set
for the wedding.
Relief Corps Has
Luncheon Thursday
Mrs. Freda Lawrence was hos
tess to the W omen's Relief Corps
for a pot-luck luncheon and soc
ial afternoon at her home, 1422
Euclid avenue, Thursday. The
luncheon was served at one o'
clock, followed by visiting.
Members present were Mrs. L.
D. Mershon. Hessip Ynnno Mnrio
Degernes, Catherine Peterson,
marcia oneii, L-arrie young,
Belie E. Littrell, Ethyl Weed,
Mavhle Reinkinr? onH th Vine.
tess, Mrs. Lawrence. Visitors
were Sam Young, Laura Dean
and son, Charles; Anita Morris
and Ruth Ann Peterson, all of
Medford, and Mrs. Ruth Nugeut
of San Francisco, daughter of
Mrs. Carrie Young.
O.E.S. Group Meets
At E. C. Root Home
The officers of Reames Chap
ter No. 66. Ordpr nf Faclern
Star, and their husbands enjoyed
a poi-iuck dinner at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. EriwnrH C Rnni nn
the Jacksonville highway Satur-
aay evening, July 15. Covers
were laid for 24 persons, and
during the dinner Kltnn wl.
dron, worthy patron of the order,
wno ceieoratea nis birthday the
followine dav. was nrepnteH
with a birthday cake and many
guts.
Croquet, ping pong and sing
ing composed the evening's en
tertainment. It takes a lot of time to
care for baby and do the
housework, serve the meals
and do a little war work
on the side. Of course,
there's no time for the
tedious talk of wishing
and there doesn't have to
be. We do that job well
end Inexpensively, tool
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Miss Betty Wright,
Kenneth Barrett
Engagement Told
The engagement of Miss Betty
Ann Wright, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. R. H. Wright of Louis
ville, Ky., and Naval Aviation
Cadet Kenneth William Barrett,
son of Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Bar
rett of route 4, box 11, Spring
street, has been announced here
by the cadet's parents. No date
has been set for the wedding.
Cadet Barrett, a graduate of
Medford high school, entered
the navy in 1942 and attended
midshipmen's school at Annapo
lis for 18 months before trans
ferring to the air corps. He Is
now completing one phase of
training at Albert Lea, Minn.
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ADRIENNE'S
Miss Lois Marpfiy?
Harry R. Goold
Married July 9
At an Impressive double ring
ceremony Sunday, July 9, Miss
Lois Murphy of Port Mason,
Calif., became the bride of
Harry R. Goold of this city. The
service was read by the Rev.
Harry Hansen at the First Pres
byterian church in Medford.
Miss Murphy is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Fred O'Terris of
San Jose, Calif., and Mr. Gooid'i
parents are Mr. and Mrs. George
C. Goold.
The bride was given In nar
riage by E. D. Brock. Mrs. E. D.
Brock, sister of the groom, was
matron of honor and Charles G.
Goold, the groom's brother was
best man. Bridesmaids were the
Misses Pearl and Winifred
Brock and Roberta Goold., with
Miss Jean Brock acting as flow
er girl.
Following the ceremony a re
ception was held at the home of
the groom's parents.
Mrs. Goold was formerly em
ployed at Fort Mason a3 a ma
rine electrician.
Mr. Goold, who has lived In
Medford his entire life and at
tended the Medford schools, was
a port engineer for the army
transport service at San Fran
cisco prior to his enlistment in
the United States Naval Reserve
from which he was recently hon
orably discharged.
The couple left after the re
ception on a wedding trip. They
plan to make their home in the
Rogue River valley on their re
turn. 4
Conners Announce Birth
Of Daughter In East
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest J. Smith
of 1012 South Oakdale received
a telegram Saturday morning
announcing the birth of a daugh
ter to Mr. and Mrs. John Conner.
Mrs. Conner is the former Janet
Wray Smith, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Smith. The Conners
are now residents of Washing
ton, D. C, where Mr. Conner is
with the army engineers.
I.OiO.F. Installation
Set For Tuesday Night
Medford I.O.O.F. lodge will
hold Installation of officers
Tuesday at 8 p. m. in the Odd
Fellows hall. The Gold Hill
lodge will send their Installing
team to conduct the ceremony.
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