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Society and CLUBS Christening Held At Church Here; Visitors Depart Christening services were held at , St. Mark's Episcopal church Friday afternoon for Catherine Jean Treece, six-months-old-daughter of Lt. and Mrs. Walker Treece, with the Rev. George R. Turney per forming the service. Godparents for the infant are Mr. and Mrs. Roit r.mnnlntf nf Portland and Mr W nnrlanrl Jones of Med- ford ,and in the absence of the Grannings, Mr. and Mrs. nur dette Dodge of Medford acted as proxy godparents. Following the ceremony a small group of relatives and 'friends were entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred S. V. Carpenter, Old Stage Road, in celebration of the christening. : Lt. and Mrs. Treece and Ca therine loft yestertlay afternoon by plane for Portland and after spending a few days with the lieutenant's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Manley Treece, will leave Thursday for Camp Hood, Tex., where the ' officer is stationed. Mrs. Treece has been here for the past several weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. I. E. Schil ler. Medford Heights, and Lt. Treece arrived Thursday night. Mr. and Mrs. Treece, Sr., and in Medford earlier, having planned to meet Lt. Treece rtere, dui nis an t i- thav returned north Thursday morning. While here they were enteriamea, one affair being a cocktail party wiiiau cfivon hv Mr. and II CUllcoua b " . Mrs. Frank Farrell at their home, Siskiyou Heights. C. L. PERRINS Doctor ol OPTOMETRY Successoi to Dr E D El wood Betterment of Human Vision LENSES PRESCRIBED Ph. 3881 214 Fluhrer Bldg. Cor. Main & Central. Medford BEST PHOTOS REASONABLE PRICES E. HAY DEN JONES PHOTO STUDIO PHONE 3364 607 W. 2nd Phnn. numbi under nam Mr Fred Ball PARTS and SERVICE , for all Makes ol WASHERS and REFRIGERATORS YOUNGER S APPLIANCE SERVICE CO. 31 N. Bartlatt Prion 2419 The GLAMOUR of the Stars Can Be Yours! Yes, our staff Is trained right In Holly wood, under the watchful eye of famous Hollywood artists . . . and they bring to - this community the fine techniques and lighting and makeup that will bring to YOU the glamour of the stars. See our display of photographs of world famous screen and radio stars masterpieces of our own experts. Let them put gmour in ' YOUR, Christmas photograph! HOLLYWOOD MAKE-UP SPECIAL LIGHT 40 South Central Amn Inm Crofwton TUitr Phone 2069 . . . Medford Open Monday Through Friday 9:30 A. M. to 6 P. M. Saturdays 10:30 A. M. to 7:30 P. M. 25th Anniversary Is Celebrated By Medford BPW Club Twenty -fifth anniversary of the National Federation of Busi ness and Professional Women's clubs was observed by the local club which is also celebrating its 20th anniversary, by a din ner meeting and initiation of 17 new members at .the Hotel Holland Thursday evening. A large birthday cake, appropri ately decorated for the silver anniversary and presented to the club by the Fluhrer Bak eries of Medford, was served. Maurine Shearer, president, welcomed the following new members into the organization: Frieda Berger, Marian Farrell, Alice Hall, Betty Helgren, Ger trude Hamblin, Bertha Haskins. Aileen Maddnx, Ruth Meeker, Mary Mitchell, Ivah Murray, Dorothy Parr. Annabelle Riggs, Dorothy Sanborn, Virginia Waite, Bernice Webb, Lorraine Woodburn,. Helen Wooten. Isabel Brixner, county school superintendent of Klamath county and '' district chairman of the B.P.W.C. for the southern Oregon district, was present and talked on the history of 'the or ganization and its growth since 1919. Mabel C. Mack, past presi dent of the Medford club and i now state federation emblem I and membership chairman, talk ed on the recent conference held at Corvallis and on the membership contest held in the state in which the Medford club is now leading in its group. The emblem and initiation ceremony was given by Mildred Drury, Lola Reed, Kathryn Da vidson. Lula Watson and Marj orie. Horiklns. In charee of " the I dinner and initiation was Eva Judd. chairman, with Kathryn Davidson, Lola Reed and Ethel Tennant. . The club voted to send Christ- , mas gifts to several soldiers at Camp- White hospital in co-operation with the local chapter of the American Red Cross. Next meeting will be a Christ mas party, December 15, at the Girls Community club. Marjorie Hopkins is chairman of the com mittee to be assisted by Eve Prentice, Bernice Webb, Helen Wooten, Dorothy Sanborn, Betty Helgren, Ruth Meeker. Jacksonville Girl Hostess At Party Jacksonville Miss Maril Mills, daughter cf Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Mills, Jacksonville, en tertained a group of her frienfls on her 10th birthday Thurs day afternoon at the" home of her parents. Games were en joyed and refreshments served. Her guests included Jessie Burk, Joan Ring, Martha Whit tney, Mary Lpu Lind, Charlotte Reed, Louise Whitley, Donna Davies, Barbara Clemor, Anita Backes, - Mavis Johnson, Phylis Mclntyre and Dixie Kline. A: STUDIOS 'PORTRAITS OF DISTINCTION' iif Kb iA" " 4 -i7 Li Sot. and Mrs. William E. Ritter, married during Septem- I ber in Lynwood, Cal., are no w at Savannah, Ga., where Sgt. Ritter is stationed with the coast artillery. Mrs. Ritter is the ' former Dolly Age, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Age of Med ford, and .Sgt. Ritter is tha son of Lynwood. Hostess Dinner Is Held Friday At Service Club MarKade- junior and senior hostess held a dinner meeting at about 40 in attendance. Revers-' Ing the usual procedure for a recreation center a group of serv icemen aided with the dinner, acting as waiters and volun teering for kitchen clean-up aft edwards. On this volunteer committee were a merchant ma rineman, two men from the army air corps and a few men from various Camp White units. A music program was fur nished by Pvt.. Bill Adams, who sang a group of vocal numbers with Mrs. Helen Razum as ac companist. . A . new operating committee was announced. Members at present are Mrs. John Moffat,; Mrs. Robert Holmes, Miss Jane Snedicor and Ward Hammond. Mrs. Marjorie Hopkins spoke on t mailers Ol interest iu aei vitc center hostesses, Miss Hazel I Swayne explained house rules of me jviarivaae ana uie uireviui, Mrs. Ruth Boyd, spoke briefly. The Rev. George R. Turney gave the history of the center and spoke of its operation and growth since opening. , Birthday Party Given For Son Mrs. O. C. Richey entertained Monday afternoon in celebration of the second anniversary of her small son, Othar Donley. Pic tures - were taken of the small guests and the traditional birth day cake served. Mrs. Richey was assisted by Mrs. F. E. Richey. Guests were Peggy and Patsy Richey, Everett Music, Patty and Junior Taylor, Mrs. F. E. Richey, Mrs. Ben Music, Mrs. A. H. Tay lor, Mrs. John Dunlop, Mrs. W. S Richey, the honored guest's grandmother, and Othar Donley. Review Is Given At Club Meeting The College Women's club of the Rogue River Valley met at the Girls' Community club Sat urday, Nov. 11. : Mrs. L. C. Nye gave an in structive review of "Toward a Better World" by Jan Smuts, premier of British South Africa. A musical program was fur nished by the Junior high school sextette. . Mrs. George Canode was hostess for the afternoon and Miss Ora Cox was social chairman. THE APOSTOLIC FAITH CHURCH 404 No. Ctntral At. If 'V- Btt. : r'f ' THREE GREAT Devotional Young People's Evangelistic n a : Spirit-filled music by Orchestra and Choir at every Service. Old-Fathioned Preaching of Old-Fashioned Grace . "Th, church without a rollccUon putt" of Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Hitter Large Delegation In Medford Friday ' For Conference More than 50 members of the American Legion Auxiliary, in- cludin 8 """"ber of department and district officers, were In Medford Friday night for the! annual district conference. The conference dealt in the auxil iary's projects and program for the coming year "and was for members only. Mrs. Charles Lemmons, Pen dleton, department president. was present, as well as Mrs. Earl Templar, Klamath Falls, department vice-president; Mrs. Mae Whitcomb, Portland, de partment secretary; Mrs. Mil dred Harmeson, Ashland, child welfare chairman; Mrs. Harold Parchers, Portland, president of district one and Mrs. William G, Wylle, Coos Bay, president of district four.' Three selections were sung by Harry Young, commander, of i Medford post, accompanied by Elsie Carleton Strang. After the conference refreshments' were served by Mrs. Harry Young, Mrs. Tom Flynn and Mrs. Mary Mitchell. - ' - : Twenty-two Medford mem bers were present, 10 from. Grants Pass, 12 from Ashland and five from Cave Junction. Anniversary Tea. To Be Saturday The twenty-fifth anniversary; of the organization of Crater T 1 1 . A, U n I Amerlcan Revolution, will be ! commemorated with a tea at the Girls' Community House Satur day ilternoon, Nov. 25 Members of the chapter are asked to be at the club at 1:45 p. m. for a brief special business meeting after which the regular meeting will be held at 2 o'clock. Anyone who has at any time been a member of Crater Lake chapter is, most cordially Invited to attend this anniversary meet ing. Mrs. R. E. Green is chairman of the hostess committee in charge of the tea and she is to be assisted by Mrs. Frances Cochran, Mrs. G. R. Carter, Mrs. G. Q. D'Albini and Mrs. O. H. Brenneman DR. R. M. HOOD OPTOMETRIST Sparta Bldg. Medford. pre. Appointment If Desired MEETINGS TODAY! 11:00 A.M. 3:00 P.M. 7:45 P.M. 1 -3'-- f Certifcate Given Red Cross Group At Noon Meeting The Camp White Red Cross Auxiliary was presented a certi ficate from National Red Cross ; at a noon luncheon November 15, at the Outpost. The presenta tion was made by Seth Bullis, chairman ot the Jackson County Red Cross board. Mr.' Bullis spoke of the appreciation felt by the local board for the efforts and cooperation of the army I women who have assisted the j J 352" Vil VJL - . ""T IUU"'"""",r"w:!for high bridge score. A the auxiliary, and wife of the commanding officer of Camp White, presided at the meeting and accepted the certificate for all the army women who former ly did Red Cross work with the auxiliary, and for those who were present. Since the auxiliary was estab lished August 22, 1943, with ap proval of Brig. Gen. Amos Tho mas, then commanding officer of Camp White, and under the leadership of Mrs. William Live- say, wife of Gen. Llvesay, com- mander of 91st Division, over 1168 women have been mem bers, including wives of officers of the 91st and 96th divisions, the S.C.U. and all the many units who have trained at Camp White. These members have given 9606 hours of Red Cross service, and' have served as nurse aides, Gray Ladies, staff assistants, in the motor corps and Home Service corps, The production corps which is the most popular group, meets every Wednesday at the Outpost from 10 to 4. This group has made 2893 garments, kit bags and afghans in the last year. Mrs. Fred Rankin, executive secretary, spoke of the new plans for Red Cross work and asked the auxiliary to particl- pate in the open house project to be held in memory of Pearl Har- bor Day, Dec. 7. MEN'S BROWN LEATHER OPERA TYPE SLIPPER 2.98 What's mora relaxing than the fri.ndly fading of This imootMy tln.d leather illpptr after a hard day! fl.xlbl. l.orhtr tot. Rub. bar he.1, Unraltemd. aaaa""aaaiBsaaaaaaaaaBaaaaaaai ( MONTGOMERY WARD a. " 'V.M'Ja.'Miitaiifnw ' FgWWjMI'f'n- weanwBWta Montgomery Ward Coupons ARE SO USEFUL . . . M Club Entertains Electa Members; Sale Featured Victory Social club of Reamei Chapter, Order of the Eastern star. heW the November meet- ; ing last wecmesaay atiernoon ) at the Masonic hall, with mem - bers of the Electra Social club as guests. Much fun was had with a while elephant sale, with Mrs. Thomas Freed and Mrs. Oliver Overmeyer acting as auctioneers. During the afternoon Mrs. Her- schel Morris sang, accompanied "ef b Cin- to "ohn KoTa'nd Mr"' Herb Crain received the prize prize was also awarded to Mrs. Rob ert Fowler. During the business meeting plans were made for an apron and bake sale to be held Nov. 25 at the postal substation on South Central avenue. - , Officers At Base Entertain Guests Armistice Night , Officers stationed at the army alr base near Medford enter tained Saturday night, Nov. 11 at the officers' club at the base. Special guests were Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Eden and Lt. and Mrs. William H. DiGlacomo. , A program, cards and other games and dancing had . been planned for the evening and re freshments were served. During the evening the officers present ed Mrs, Eden with a gift, the presentation being made by Lt, Everett Irwin who worded it after the manner .of a military citation. The gift was in appreci ation of Mrs. Eden's efforts toward furnishing and equipping the officers' club. . Assisting Lt. Irwin with I rangements for the party were . Lt. Frederick MacGovern and Lt. Jack Cayton, who arranged the piogram, and Lt. Thomas Prizio and Lt. John Mandak, in 1 charge of refrshments. WARM WINE FELT SLIPPER FOR MEN 1.49 For a really thoughtful gift c Hill warm, eomfortabl. f.ll illppir with Itt thick fl..cy hit lining) Thoro't nothing h.'d Ilk moral Unratlatnd. Hiti 6-12. it Buy them on our eonvwltont monthly payment plan. THn, tpond Hum Ilk cath lot any mar. chandlM In our it or. stock or In our catalog i. ' k Civ a mtroHondls coupon book at a gift. In Hi ottracthr Chrlrtmai nvlop( H will mak a prfct gift for any on on your lUt. ontgomery TTalU . . . pay ntitt yrl 117 So, Central Phone 3930 Sunday, Nov. 19, 1944 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE FIYI Action Is Taken On Consription By Church Women The board of directors of the Medford Council of Church wo men went on record a't their! meeting last Friday as favoring ; postponement of action on the matter cf . peacetime conscrip tion until after the close of the war. Other matters discussed were week-day religious educa tion and a program for leader ship training classes. The president appointed Mrs. D. W. Daniels, Mrs. V. Birdseye,, Mrs. M. Fabrlck, Mrs. W. Frost' and Mrs. A. F. Kornstad as a! nominating committee to report' Jan. 5, when the entire council assembles for the annual busi ness meeting to be followed by a tea. Resignation of Mrs. Karl W. Brockhaus as president of the council was read and accepted with regret. Mrs. Brockhaus is leaving Medford to . reside- in Grand Forks, Nprth Dakota, where her husband will be pas tor of St. Marks Lutheran church. Mrs. A. . H. Gregory, who will succeed to the office of president of the council, pre sented Mrs. Brockhaus with a token of appreciation from the council for her service as presi dent and a tea honoring the re tiring president followed the board meeting. . c WARDS PURI WOOL ;.' nxia Excuifivu They have everything I Really goocl ftnesl lovely . colon 1 And they wear and wear, for this ' Vnit fleece Is purest wool with a sturdy cotton back. ONLY ot Wards for 175 a vs.' : n i 117 So. Central PhetM 3M0 Mistletoe Camp -Members Attend Rally and Dinner Activities of Mistletoe camp. Royal Neighbors of America, this past week included attend" ance at a district meeting hi Ashland Wednesday and the an nual Homecoming meeting here Thursday night. Eighteen members attended the Ashland meeting and tha Medford delegation staged lnltt ation ceremonies for a class of eight new members. Ashland lodge members served a banquet for those attending the rally.' Some 50 persons attended tha Homecoming festivities, which opened with a dinner for mem bers, their families and friend. Among those attending were Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Gantenbein of Mount Vernon, Wash., former Medford residents. Mrs. Ganten bein is a member of the Medford camp. . ' . i . During the evening Kay Grantham entertained with number of piano solos. - Guests at Beck Home Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd -Ganten beln of Mount Vernon,- Wash, -are in Medford as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Beck, Old Stage Road. The Gantenbein formerly made their home here. They plan to return north' early In the week. ' , Atk o4Mf MfoeJb bntgomeryWard f
