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TOUR MEDFORD MAIL TKIBUITS Society Holiday Parties 'Planned By Many For Thanksgiving 4 1 1 With the approach of the .Thanksgiving holiday plans are underway for the traditional .celebrations. While for the most .part a family holiday marked .with family-, dinner parties, lodges, clubs and recreation centers for servicemen are also "plannig dances and parties. '" The Officers' Outpost, the Mar Kade and the Riverside USO fiave all planned dances and 'other parties and are making plans to have some of the tra ditional Thanksgiving "goodies" 'on hand for the servicemen. At the Outpost there 'will be : a formal dance Wednesday eve tiing at eight o'clock. Miss Mar garet Ruth Bolton is chairman rf tha - rv m I ft a a nnrl a rrmtrr'ttm ' . nnh.. .n.,ii .... I ...... IIUIIIUI.1 1 .UUMI ..aWEB ' have been planned, including a waltz contest and a rhumba con test. Assisting Miss Bolton will ie Mrs. Jack Caton, Miss Nancy jannariello, Mrs. Walter J. Bry ant, Mrs. William DIGlacomo and Mrs. Royal Bebb. Invitations have been extended to all offi cers stationed both at Camp White and the air base and their . wives. The Thanksgiving dance at the MarKade will also be Wed nesday night. This will be an (nformal affair with music fur nished by Al Jain and his Rhy thmaires. Thanksgiving' Day the center will open at 5 p. m, for! open house and a buffet supper will be served. A formal dance Is planned at the Riverside USO for Thursday night between the hours of 9 and 12 p. m. "Thursday night the annual Fireman's ball will be h!d at the Oriental Gardens, with mu sic to be furnished by a seven piece orchestra. . Saturday night the traditional Thanksgiving dance will be giv en by the Elks lodge, with danc ing to start at 10 p. m. Games have also been planned for the evening. The affair is open only to members and their ladies. -4 Auxiliary-Guild Plans Meeting For Tuesday tit. Mam's Auxiliary-Guild will meet Tuesday at the new Mrs. Davis, visiting in Med parish hall at 12:30 p. m. for ford with her parents, Mr. and luncheon' followed by a pro- Mrs. E. E. Gore, is in Klamath gram and business meeting. It Falls for few days and her is sta ted , that (or, this one meet-1 numbers have not yet been an Ing there will be no morning nounced. r, sewing session, but these will! Assisting Mrs. Boyle will be be resumed with the next meet- Mrs. Royal Clare and Mrs. Clyde Ing. I Webb. Gay. eheery wools . . . warm and heart-lifting to wear under furs. We've one and two piecers so you may choiM the most flatter hi. The fabrics are ex ctptional at this price. Some are 100 wool. Colorsi surple, fuchl, pink, blue, red. green, gold, and black. $10.98 to $29.98 Also select matching hat to wear with your wool dress and suit. New shipment of beaniet and Dutch Boy hits. Sunday. Hot. It. 1114 and Clubs Gibbons Announce Daughter's Troth To Lieut. Muncie Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Gibbons, uia juimary ttoaa, announce, " aT."?' x .... -""7 wnich took place in Virginia, a ander Muncie, son of the late reception was held for the new Mr. and Mrs Lester B. Muncie, ly married couple ,t the M of McLean. Tex. The wedding fiower hotel in Washington fol hf,enc!et!"; December 16', owlng whlch Mr and Mr, at Ft. Sill, Okla., where the Whtney fiew to Sea Island, Ga., vtiiv.c( id tui iciivi atnviuitcui Miss Gibbons is with her grandmother in Cleveland, Ohio, at present. Mr. and Mrs. Gib bons will leave Saturday for that city and will accompany their daughter to Oklahoma for the service. Miss Gibbons attended West ern college at Oxford, Ohio, and her fiance attended Texas Tech nical college and Texas . State university, where he was a mem oer 01 ceia ineia ri, nauunai , , , , , , . . stationed at Camp White for a time with the western personnel reassignment center. Young Musicians To Be Featured On Club Program "Young America" will be the theme of the program for the November meeting of the Med ford Musical society to be held tomorrow evening at the home of Mrs. J. C. Boyle, 1019 South Oakdale avenue. The program has been arranged by Mrs. Ro berta Ward Bebb and will feat ure Miss June Williams, prano; Miss Nancy Swem, plan' 1st, and Dorothy Gore Davis, violinist. Miss Williams will sing two groups, the first to include "Care Selve" from the opera, "Atalan ta" by Handel, "Were My Song With Wings Provided" by Hahn and "Danny Boy" by Weather ly. Second of the groups will include "As Thro the Street" from "La Boheme," Puccini; "Rain" by Pearl Curran and "Ave Maria' by Luigl Luzzi. Miss Swem will play "Pre lude in C Sharp Minor" by Rachmaninoff and "Rustle of SDrlna. Sindfng, for her first BrouD. and "Mnlnffnpnn " hv Xm. cuona, and "Le Paplllon," Grieg, for the second eroub. 1 48 i Jlf r. T)nnnHnu Wed This Week To LeRoy Whitney Word has been received in Medford il the marriage on Wednesday of this past week of Mrs. Sloane Danenhower, step daughter of James Owen, Slskl you Heights, former president of the Owen-Oregon Lumber company, to LeRoy Whitney of Washington, D. C, assistant to Donald Nelson, head of the war Production Board marriage ceremony. for a two-weeks' honeymoon. Mrs. Whitney 'is well known In Medford, having been a fre quent visitor at the Owen home and also at the home of the late Colonel Gordon Voorhles and Mrs. Voorhles of Voorhles Crossing. Mrs. Charles Voorhles, formerly of Medford and now of Portland, is Mrs. Whitney's stepdaughter. Chapter Visitors Are Entertained By Local Groups Three visiting officers of the P.E.O. Sisterhood were enter tained in Medford Wednesday. Mrs. E. N. Kaser, Grants Pass, president of the state chapter, Mrs. B. E. Whisenand, Bend, a state vice-president, and Mrs. H. C. Kavanaugh, Grants Pass, president of AG. chapter,' were the visitors. Wednesday noon the guests were entertained by Chapter AA at the home of Mrs. C. H. Paske on South Oakdale avenue. Mrs. E. B. DeVoe and Mrs. W. E. so-JHoppe were assistant hostesses. That evening Mrs, O. H. Bengt son of Chapter BE entertained at dinner for Mrs. Kaser, Mrs. Whisenand and Mrs. Kavanaugh, inviting officers of the chapter and other guests. The dinner was at her home, 122 Oregon Terrace. Following dinner Chap ter BE entertained the visitors at the home of Mrs. George Canode on Crown avenue, with Miss Ora Cox as assisting hostess. , Firemen To Give Traditional Ball Thanksgiving Day Roy Elliott, chief of Med- Jord's fire department, an lounces that the traditional Fireman's Mall will be given Thanksgiving night at the Orien tal Gardens in Medford. The chief states that a seven-piece orchestra will furnish music for dancing between the hours of 9 p. m. and 1 a. m. For a great many , year the annual dance given by the fire men raised funds for their ex tenelve toy repairing project, whereby underprivileged chil dren were provided with Christ mas toys. Since supplies are not now available for the repairing, the funds from the dance will be used to purchse Boy Scout campships and for other serv ices for underprivileged chil dren, Chief Elliott states. A special ticket price has been set for servicemen, it is an-1 nounced. Medford Student Is Photographer Miss Barbara Inskeep, sopho more at Stanford university in California has been appointed as photographer for the Standford , Daily News. Miss Inskeep has ' worked with photography as a hobby for a number of years. I She is also to be a photographer ; tor the "Quad,'.' Standford yeai book. Miss Inskeep, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. X. D. Inskeep, Hill- crest Road, Is enrolled in biology , at the university. UOVILY-ALLURING -LOW-COST PERMANENT WAVE miura-iooiiitf curia and ave now SJf mure, eaeilr. cool ljr. at home. Do It laUl rouraelf. The amanns J 9 PIIIMANCNT WAV! KIT . contain! evsrythlne you newt, permanent way lolutlon, curlera, shampoo and wave-ert. Safr (of awry typa ot hair. HraiaM by Hollywood movie aura. Over 6 million aold C.et a Charm-Kurl Kit today. At any department rug or ft We atom Western Thrift Store and All Drug Stores GROCETERIA NUMBER 1 Sixth and Central OPEN TODAY 9 a. m. to7p. m. Grand Officer Is Honored At Eastern Star Reception Central Point Beulah Laun- j her chapter, er Faber, Grand Adah of the Chapter rooms were decorated Grand Chapter of Oregon, Or- with baskets of white chrysan der of the Eastern Star, was themums tied with blue bows honored at a reception given and low bowls of flowers of ap here Tuesday evening by Nevita propriate color were placed on chapter No. 93 of the order. The . l nAn U HT r, i temple, proved to be one of the largest fraternal gatherings ever held in Central Point. After Mrs. Howard Jewett, worthy matron of Nenita chap- chapter, welcomed distinguished guests, members and friends, Mrs. Faber was escorted to the east while Mrs. Lloyd Morris sang a song in her honor. Of ficers of the chapter formed an honor escort. An original addenda for the honor guest was given by Mrs. Orville Hamilton, Mrs. Wallace Freeland. Mrs. Perl Bonney, Mrs. Juanlta McKibbon. KnA Leonard Freeman, Mrs. Gran - ville Brittsan, Mrs. Hensley Holly Mrs. Truman Brenner, Mrs. Ruth Sawyer and Mrs. Julius Dobrbt. Each officer placed a nosegay of blue pansies on a carved sword and the as-, sociate conductress draped it with the blue veil. Then with appropriate verses the emblem of her station was presented to Grand Adah, and Mrs. Freeland presented a gift on behalf of Nevita chapter and Central Point lodge. The addenda was -written and prepared by Worthy Matron Gladys Jewett. Merritt Swing , presented the honor guest an arm bouquet of yellow chrysanthemums fro mCentral Point lodge. Mrs. Darrell Huson and Mrs. William McAllister, accom panied by Mrs. Eva Marsh, fur nished music for the evening Each appeared in a group of solos and following talks by visiting grand chapter members, Mrs. Huson and Mrs. McAllister sank two duets The program was sincerely appreciated by members and guests. Each officer wore a white chrysanthemum with No. 93 let tered in blue, a gift of Mrs. Faber and distinguished and honored guests were presented white chrysanthemums with O. E. S. lettered in blue. This ac cented the blue and white color scheme used throughout the evening. Mrs., Faber wore a cor sage of white rosebuds, a gift of Medford, Zontians Entertain Guests At Birthday Party Medford Zonta club celebrated the 25th anniversary of found - ing at a luncheon meeting Tues - day, Nov. 14, at the Holland hotel. This was guest day and guests present were Mrs. H. S.i Ingle of Ashland. Mrs. C. M. Hurd of LaJolla, Cal.; Mrs. Breni Starcher, Mrs. Lynn Cram, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. J. S. Anthony, Miss Vera Humphrey, Mrs. Jo sephine Jerome and Miss Claire Hanley. Mrs. Margaret Fabrlck gave a sketch of the history of Zonta Mrs. C. M. Hurd, a charter mem ber of the Medford club, told of wartime : conditions at San;day morning for Klamath Falls Diego and LaJolla. A large; o meet with the group in that birthday cake was cut and1"' . served by President Irean Grlgs- by. v The club voted as part of its project to purchase chairs and table for the Y clubrooms. Sharon Thompson Honored At Party Sharon Kay Thompson cele brated her fourth birthday an niversary Saturday , November 11, with a party at the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Thompson, 820 'i Summitt ave nue. The young guests played games and were served refresh ments from a table centered with a birthday cake topped with four candles. Sharon was presented with a number of gifts. Present were Sylvia Mae Smith, Mary Bnllew, Joan Mc Closkey, Elvira Greenwood, Gayle, Carol Linn and Carma Sutton, Barry Ballew, Arthur McCloskey Hazel Darrow, Mrs. O. W. Ballew, Mrs. C. Marion Smith, the guest of honor, and Mr. and Mrs. Thompson. each star point pedestal. A very ,.,. I -4 n .V,- Atutntlnn ; was the white flowered triangle which hung in the east, sym bolic of Mrs. Faber's office. This was made by Mrs. Perl Bonney. Two candelabra of blue tapers formed a backgrqund. Miss Lila Holt and Miss Patsy Faber light ed the tapers. Refreshments were served from a table centered with white and blue flowers, flanked by blue tapers in crystal hold ers. Mrs.' Hope Wood, grand rep resentative of South Carolina, and Mrs. Maude Hambly, grand representative of Pennsylvania, I L.7 i..!. ' """J l T.Z .Z.l ! u"Tl-Z " "iV" hand-tinted doily were also hand-decorated by Mrs. Ellis Clark. Organ music in the dining room was played by Mrs. Lloyd Morris. . Mrs. Howard Jewett, worthy matron, was in charge of all ar rangements assisted by the fol lowing committees: Decoration, Mrs. William Bishop and Mrs. Perl Bonney; dining room, Mrs. Ellis Clark and Mrs. Walter Grant; refreshments, Mrs. Hen sley Holt, Mrs. S. Ryan, Mrs. Julius Dobrot, Mrs. J. McKib bon, Mrs Ernest Scott and Mrs. Merritt Swing; seating arrange ments, Howard Jewett and Or ville Hamilton. Distinguished arid honor guests present included Mrs. Margaret Barnes, past grand ma tron, Grants Pass; Mrs. Lorena McNair, grand conductress. Ash land; Mrs. Maude Hambly, Grants Pass, and Mrs. Hope Wood, Medford, grand represen tatives; Mrs. Minnie Bullock, Grants Pass, and Mrs. Louise Daugherty Ashland, worthy ma trons; Eugene Tardy, Grants Pass, Elton Waldron, Medford and Arthur Peters, Ashland, worthy patrons, and many other out-of-town members, William Bishop, worthy' pa tron of Nevita chapter conduct ed the good of the order and called on many of the visitors who responded with pleasing re marks. . Next meeting ot Nevita chap ter will be men's night. Canton Auxiliary Gives Dinner For State President Members of the auxiliary to ! Canton Siskiyou entertained the !state president, Mrs. Viola Spen- icer of Roseburg, at a covered Qlsn ainner at the l.O.O.F. hall wettnesaay evening. This was Mrs; Spencer's official visit to i00' After the business meetlns. presided by the president, Mrs. Marie Hansen, inspection, mus tering in of candidates and the address of the evening by Mrs. 1 ?encr' were on tne PrK"ni. Mrs. Spencer was presented " a gift from the Medford auxiliary. i ne state president left Thurs- Holiday Affairs Held By Lodges Armistice day members of the Redmen and Pocahontas lodges, wearing the traditional Indian costumes, . took part in the an nual parade and a float was also entered In the line of march. Following the parade a covered dish dinner was held at the lodge hnll for members and families. Cards were played during the afternoon and a dance in the evening completed the day's celebration. KIDDIES are a lot of joy . . , and a lot of work, too. for Mother. There are to many clothes to keep clean, es pecially when school days arrive. That's where Amer ican Laundry service comes in. We can take a load off Mother's hands by laundering the youngsters' clothes spic and span. You'll be agreeably sur. prised how economical this service is, tool BUY WAR BONDS v.. & t ' - ' f '"I Mrs. Ivan Jackson Cherry was formerly ' Miss Eileen Marie Ziesenis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ziesen Is of Law rence, Kan. Her marriage to Mr. Cherry. United States navy, son of Mrs. A. Cherry, 312 South Ivy street, took place Oc tober 21 in Lawrence. Hartleys Hosts Tuesday Evening At Supper Party Col. and Mrs. LeRoy P. Hart ley entertained Monday evening at a supper party, the affair be ing given at the Officers' Out post on Sixth street. The supper party provided an opportunity for the colonel's' friends to spend an evening with him while he i was in Medford on a brief leave to visit Mrs. Hartley and their daughter, Mrs. Tom Martin. Col. Hartley was stationed at Camp White for a considerable period and currently is stationed at Camp Gruber, Okla. He left Tuesday to return to Oklahoma. THE GIFT TUTVra. l' " ES53E EVERY Tj V' IfO "' ' WOMAN WANTS (l.- Dinner Meeting Is Held Friday By Ladies Troop Members of the Ladies' Mount ed Troop held a dinner meeting at the Holland Hotel Friday night, with Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Tuttle as special guests. The din ner, an annual affair of the troop officially closes the riding and drilling season for the troop members. Twenty-eight were present. Following" dinner Mrs. C. Lyall Fidler, captain of the troop presented Mrs. Tuttle a gift, making the presentation with several lines of original verse which she had written. Mr. Tut tle serves as drillmaster for the troop. Mrs. O. H. Bengtson, a past captain of the group, spoke briefly in praise of Mrs. Fidler's service for the troop during the past season. Mr. Tuttle spoke, stating that Interest in riding and in mount ed troops seems to be on the increase for Oregon and enthusi astic plans were made by the group for another year of riding and . drill under Mr. Tuttle' supervision. J Leland H. Knight Monday Nlghtt "Where Are the Deadf ' Tutiday Nirjhtt "The Last Judgment" Wednesday Night: "Heaven or HellT" Services Each Evening at 7:30 P. M. Sunday 10:30 A. M. "We Speak Where the Bible Speaks, and Are Silent Where the Bible Is Silent" Pi 117 So. Temple Officers Attend Meeting Mrs. E. B. Price, Sihiset Ave., and Mrs. Franklin Vannice of Grants Pass were In Roseburg Tuesday night of last week to attend a meeting of the Rose burg Nile club. Mrs, Price is re corder of . - Zuleima ; Temple, Daughters of the Nile, and Mrs. Vannice is queen of the temple. Also in Roseburg for the meet ing were Mrs. Frances Hall, queen of Nydia Temple No. 4, Portland, Mrs. Theresa Castner, recorder. of Nydia Temple and three other officers M the Port land group, Mrs. Thomas Luke, Mrs. Chidester and Mrs. King. The group had dinner at the Rose Hotel and then attended the meeting held at the home of Mrt. M. V T.awann. Mrs. Price and Mrs. Vannice Fur Remodeling and Repairing . Rellalng. Cleaning and Olaaina rranees Oallalre Ph. 2S2I Woodrow and Crater Lake Church of Christ 1058 Court St. Medford Announces Evangelistic Services Through November 22nd - Subjects As Follows: Sunday Morning! "Have Ton Left Your First Levet" Sunday Evening! "How to Maintain the Open Door." And where but Wards would you find tuck lovely ones os these at such sensible prices f The smooth quilted rayon Is Worm but never bulky j i t the skirts are wide and flowing. You know she'd love to have one, so why ml select it for her today f Misses', Women', sliest wnlH Tent Poymenf fW Central Phone 3930 M -ADRIENNE'S- ontgomeryWard
