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fOOR MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE Society Fisher-Dean Rites Held November 11 In Fresno Church Announcement wai made this week of the wedding of Miss Patricia Fisher, daughter of Mrs. ' Clara Fisher, 612 South Hollv street, to Sat. William C. Dean of Dayton, O. TFin wiina uiprit rpnrt Nnvem. berlll at St. Theresa's Catholic church in Fresno, Cal. For the service the bride worn an after noon dress of white wool with brown accessories and a brown and! white hat. Her corsage was ' an orchid. Bridesmaid for Miss Fisher was Miss Mary Ellen sui livah of Fresno. Pvt. Louis Mallona was best man for Sgt Dean. Following the service the . bridal party was served a wed ding" dinner at a Fresno cafe and later the bride and groom were entertained at. the Fresno USO. Mrs. Fisher accompanied her .L. .1 .. .. Ida aaugnier souin 10 suicuu ue . service. Prior to their depart ure Jiliss Fisher was honored at a party given at the MarKadc where she has served as a innihr hostess for the past sev eral months. During the eve ning tne Dnae-eieci was prar , sentcd witn a gut. Mn riran in widelv known in the city. She is a graduate of St. JViary s acaaemy nere ana Inter attended the Southern Oregon College of Education at Ashland. Sgt. Dean was sta tioned at the Medforc. air base until recently and now Is at the Fresno base. Prior to coming to Medford the sergeant was on shore patrol along the Carib bean sea for a considerable period. Mrs. Fisher returned to Med ford Monday, having stopped en route home-to visit arson In Pittsburg, Cal. . Visitors Leave For Canal Zone . Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Davis left the county several days ago for Ban Francisco and Los Angeles nd from there continued by air to their home In the Panama canal zone. Mr. and Mrs. Davis had been, in the states for the .past four1 months visiting rela tives and were guests of Mrs. Davis1 parents, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Ward of Talent. White In the valley Mr. and; Mrs. Davis, were entertained at number of social functions. Including dinner parties and teas. . Mr. Davis is employed by the locks' division of the canal by the government. .' Dinner Observes Two Birthdays JacksonvilleMr. and Mn. Robert Jewel of Jacksonville entertained at dinner Sunday, Nov. 10 In celebration ot the birthday anniversaries ot Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Wilson. Mrs Wilson Is Mrs. Jewel's mother. Present for this pleasant affair were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Goel ler, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Fraley and two children, all ot Klam ath Falls, and Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Gifford of Medford. In MEMORY A finer tribute could not ! desired than a ervtr. tt Ptrl"t , , . you may Have ALL dftalfi to us; our long experience In meeting luch problems, to -ether with our latent and linen facilltlei tustire a tribute to a loved one that- li beautiful. Impressive and moderate In coil, . Lady Attendant FUNERAL HOME " 426 WEST SIXTH ST. TELEPHONI 267S . II Sunday. Hot. 2t, 1944 and Clubs Cuff els Announce Daughters Troth To Lieut. Hunter Mr. and Mrs. Everett E. Cuf fel of North Central avenue an nounce the engagement of their daughter, Ruth, to First Lt. John A. Hunter, son of Mrs. H. R. Cox of Philadelphia, Pa. No wedding plans will be made at present since the lieu tenant is on duty in the south Pacific with the army, engin eer's corps. Miss Cuffel is a graduate of Medford senior high school and later studied and took a degree at Paclfio college, . Newberg, Ore. She Is at present on the staff of Timber Products com pany here. State President Of Rebekah Lodge Guest In Medford Ethel Bailey, Roseburg, state president of the Rebekah As-; sembly of Oregon; paid an of ficial visit Monday night to Olive Rebekah lodge No. 28 in Medford. Other guests at the meeting were State Warden Suda Comstock of Baker, Ore.; State Conductor Alma Kofer of Klamath Falls; Mr. and Mrs. William Reid of Center, Colo.. and Mr. Bailey. Mr. Ried is a former past grand master ot the Colorado Odd Fellows' lodge. The Victory committee of the lodge gave a beautiful tribute to servicemen and women in the armed forces and the degree staff, under the direction of W. H. Dyer, Initiated three candi dates. Mrs. Bailey told of her visits to other lodges in the state and spoke about the Odd Fellows' home In Portland. Mrs. Bailey Is making up a fund to buy a station wagon which Is needed by the home. Mrs. Ina Huson. assisted by eight F. L. girls, pre sented Mrs. Bailey with a gift and all visiting officers were nre- sented corsages. Several visitors gave short talks. Plans were made for the next meeting, to . be December 4, when the annual homecoming will be held. A dinner will be held at 6:30 p. m. for all Odd Fellows and their wives and Re bekahs and their husbands. Aft er brief lodge session there will be program and roll call. Carolyn Edwards, Emily Con rad and Bessie Hubler make un the entertainment committee for the homecoming meeting and Mary Cave will be chairman of the dinner committee, assisted by Myrtle Newton as co-chair man and a committee from the Odd fellow lodge. Dinner Is Given Saturday Evening By David Holmes ' David Holmes and hl rinnoh. tor. Miss Nanette Holmes, en tertained last night at dinner, the affair being at Mr. Holmes' home, 2310 Hillcrest Road Twenty-four ent. This Is the second of a series of dinners for which Mr. Holmes will be host. Miss Holme nrrlvArl from California to spend the holidays here and nftnr rhi-i.t. mas will return south' to enroll at Dominican college, San Ra fael, Calif. Son Is Honored At Family Party Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Gifford, route 2, entertained at Thanks giving dinner Thiirarlnv far ihni. son, Randall M. Gifford. Mr Gifford, fireman second class in tne navy, is spending a 13-day leave with his family In Med ford before rrnnrllno hn,.b- In San Bruno for assignment to uvcrseas auiy. Present for th Hlnn,- Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Gifford and son, micnael, Mr. and Mrs. Mor ris Byrne and daughters, Kath erlne and Rita. Mr. nnil Men B M. Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Randall M. Gifford and children, David and Martha, the host and hostess. CAKE No matter how busy you are these days your dessert can be just as tempting as ever, for the family will really enjoy our fresh piet and cakes. We use only the purest ingredient In our product which is why you can alwayt count n finding our dessert specials wholesome and tasty. Miss Birkemeier Becomes Bride Of Lt. Beeson The marriage of Mis Joyce Birkemeier, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Birkemeier, Milwaukie, Ore., to Lt. Emmett William Beeson, United States army, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Beeson, Talent, was solemnized Tuesday, Oct. 81 at the . post chapel at Camp Robinson, Ark Chaplain Sagen officiated at the double ring ceremony, Mr. Birkemeier, father ot the bride, was soloist and Cpl. Gibson played the wedding music. The bride was given in mar riage by her father. She wore an ivory slipper satin gown with a seed pearl embroidery yoke and long fitted sleeves. Her full tulle veil fell from a Juliet cap, and she carried an arm bouquet of white carnations centered with a white orchid. Mrs. Robert Rau, the former Jeannette Ross of Portland, was matron of honor. She wore an orchid marquisette frock and carried a bouquet of matching flowers. Lt. Richard Birkemeier, bro ther of the- bride, was best man and ushers were Lt. York and Lt.. Mann of Camp Robinson. As the ' bridal party left the chapel it passed through a guard of honor composed of enlisted men from Lt. Beeson's battalion. Instead of the traditional ride in a caisson, the bridal party was taken in a Jeep to the Offi cers club where a reception was held. Mrs. Harris served the three-tiered cake and Mrs. Maze served the punch.. The young couple cut the cake with a saber. Mr. and Mrs. Birkemeier and Mrs. Beeson went east for the ceremony. Other out-of-town guests were Mrs. H. Bailey Hughes of Dallas, Tex. Mrs. Robert Rau of Ft. Smith, Ark., and Lt. Richard Birkemeier ot Ft. Worth, Texas. After a short trip to Memphis. Tennessee, Lt. and Mrs. Beeson will be at home at Ft. SilL Okla. 'ine bride is a graduate of the Milwaukie schools and a student of Oregon State Colleae where she is a member of Kappa Alpha jneia, social sorority. Lit. Beeson is a graduate of the Medford schools and also attended Ore gon State college where he was affiliated with Delta Tau Delta fraternity. November Meeting Uf Woman s Club Held At Outpost SCU 1913 Woman's eluh toth. ered at the Ontnnnt wrantlw nr the November meeting, with 31 present. The rooms of the Offi cers' Club WnrA mrranaA M,(tk bright bouquets of chrysanthe mums. . Lunch was uprvorl or Ana O'dOCk bv ft CAmmlttM hna4Ar4 by Mr. George Kittredge and nuiiam AiDrecht and Mrs. Homer Wonrf latins a brief business meeting was pre- Bmea over oy Mrs. John R. xoung and was followed by brides and hlncm. Mra Ivirnll Lancaster, Mrs. Walter J. Bry ant and Mrs. Julius Hales won Bridge orizes and blnffn nrln went to Mrs. John R. Young Mrs. Drumright and Mrs. Roger tiener. General chairman far h meeting was Mrs. Thomas Flan nigan and Mrs. Virgil Lancaster was reservations' chairman. Tula Lake Residents Guests at Bryant Home Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Dieter of Tule Lake were in Medford last week end as guests of Capt, and Mrs. Walter J. . Bryant. Barnes- burg road. While the Dieters were here they saw the movie. "Thirty Seconds Over Tokyo," ot special interest to the visit ors since their son, William Dieter, was with Gen. James Doolittle on the Tokyo raid pic tured in the film and is one of two men reported as missing since the raid. Read Collage Student Home For Thanksgiving Miss Mary Lou Lyman, sopho more at Reed college In Port land, Is returning today to school after spending a brief Thanksgiving holiday in Med ford. with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Lyman,. 1504 West Main street. Your Family Can Have for DINNER IP xSn I '! y ! i il I I ' ' J If f ?f ' 1 jo I j : , '!' - Avr P ! ' m s m Gatei aW-saaaa The wedding of Lt. and Mrs. of November 3, the ceremony bsing performed at the Metho dist church here. Mrs. Steacy is the former Wanda Howe, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Irwin H. Howe of Trail and the lieu tenant Is the son of Mrs. E. Fredlanl of Los Angeles and James W. Steacy of Oakland, Calif. Lt. and Mrs. Steacy are now at Ft. Lewis, Wash,, where the groom ministrative corps. (Photo by Holiday Dinners Given At Camp; Dance At Outpost ' Officers stationed at Camp White, their wives and families were at the post Thursday for the holiday dinners, each unit at the camp having made special preparations for the day. At the Station Hospital Thanksgiving dinner was served at noon tor officers, enlisted men and civilian employees at the hospital, and wives and fam ilies were special guests. In the evening dinner was served at the SCU Officers' club for of ficers and their families, with Lt. Arnold M. Withers In charge. The prisoner of war 'detachment also enjoyed an evening Thanks giving dinner, with Lt. Homer C. Woods making arrangements. Wednesday evening a large group of officers and guests at tended, a formal dance at the Outpost In Medford. In addition to the usual dance program a number ot contest dances were held during the evening and prizes awarded for these. Sup per was served at the close of the evening. . . , ' ' Mrs, Holmes Returns ' t To Make Home Here Mra. Theodore B. Holmes ar rived in Medford last week to make her home with -her father S e t h M. Bullis, 15 Florence avenue. Mrs. Holmes has been in Kearney, Neb., with her hus band, -First Lt. Holmes of the army air corps, but returned to Medford following his re-assign ment to overseas duty. The Holmes' small daughter has been here for the past several weeks with Mr. Bullis and Miss Helen Bullis. . ARE YOU A BIBLE CHRISTIAN? Hear the Way of Salvation Made Plain at the APOSTOLIC FAITH CHURCH N. Central Ave. & 3rd St. Sunday Services: 11 A. M., 3 P. M and 7:45 P. M. Half-Hour Musical Program Opens Evening Meeting Miraculous personal Testimonies Inspired Preaching of the Word of God Beautiful Music and Song A Collection Is Never Taken ' GROCETERIA NUMBER 1 Sixth and Central OPEN TODAY 9 a. m. to 7 p. m. James F. Steacy was an event Is assigned to the medical ad Shangle). Minnie M. Monroe And Eber F. High Married Saturday The wedding of Mrs. Minnie M. Monroe and Eber F; High both of Central Point, took place yesterday noon. The service was performed by the Rev. Harry H Young, pastor of St. - Peter's Lutheran church, at the parson age at 12:30 o'clock. Attendants were Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Haselton, also of Cen tral Point. ' , Saturday evening the couple attended a wedding dinner serv ed at the home of the groom's father, Frank C. High, -58 Roca street, Ashland, and later left for a brief wedding trip in Cali fornia ' Upon their return Mr. and Mrs. High will continue to re side in Central Point. Mr. High is a mechanic at the Cullen Mo tor company of MedfordA Miss Gill in Medford To Visit With Parents Miss Dorothy Gill left Satur day night for San Mateo, Cal., after spending the Thanksgiving holidays in Medford with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. GUI, 122 Cottage street. Miss Gill, employed formerly with the Medford 'Flower shop, -is now with the California Flower Shippers at San Mateo. California Visitors1 Return Home Friday Mrs. Marian McMorlne and daughter, Bonnie Lee, left Fri day night by plane for their home in San Lcandro, Calif., aft; er a week's visit here with Mr and Mrs. John Sedell, 22 Tripp street. Mrs. McMorine is a sis-' ter of Mrs. Sedell, i Concert Series Dates Announced By Civic Group . Dates (or the first tour of the five concerts to be scheduled for the 1944-45 concert season of the Jackson County Civic Music association were announced yes terday by Seth Bullis, president Date of the last concert will be announced later. " First concert will be Thurs day.' January 11. with Jmtcnh Szigettl, violinist, presenting the concert. The second will alu he in January, the 31st, and the artist appearing will De Mario Berini, young American tenor. The National Oneratl nimrtet will appear Sunday afternoon. reD. ana the fourth concert will be presented Tuesday. March 13. by Anla Dorfmann. pianist. ' Last of the five concert will be presented by the American Ballad Singers. Dinner Honors Mrs. Holmgren, Mrs. Roger Holmgren was honored guest at a small dinner given recently by Mrs. Sam Mac Corkle at the home of Mrs. Mac Corkle's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Cummins, 2447 Hillcrest Road. Mrs. Hnlmffrpn rrntlv returned to Medford to reside after having spent a few months in Virginia with her husband CaDtain Holmeren A fan, - nt Mrs. Holmgren's close friends were invitea to the dinner. FOR FALL STYLED AND SIZED FOR THE JUNIOR WOMAN ACETATE RAYON PRINTED BROADCLOTH Soft and aiv classic lines as oi.lv DEMI-TASSE can design them will win hordes of devotees for this simple and simply beautiful tail ored number. Coat-drets style to the hips, a narrow panel with sugar-white buttons runs into the inverted pleat of the skirt. The print runs bayadere above the waist and vertically below it, and the dominant seroll motif artistically forms the edge of the collar. A woven belt is joined by a delight fully neat and feminine bow that centers at the waist. Styled and slsed expressly or the Junior Woman of five-f'.-. - or less, it is , an example of perf.. tailoring as well as one of the cleanest-cut and most flattering styles to leave the " DEMI-TASSE design studio. Sises ' HVt to 24i In Luggage, Grey Green and .Heaven Blue. PRINTED JERSEYS Softly draped silhouette In an exciting Imaginative print that makes your heart beat for joy. It's the kind of a dress that takas you everywhere. New draped and peplem styles in the ever-popular jersey. 10 ALSO 2-PIECE CREPES III SOLID COLORS For your holiday dress get one of our lovely two-piece crepes. You'll love the soft draped lines and figure flattering jackets, in the new fall shades of grape, aqua, mint-green, rose, taupe, black, and K.A.F. blue. 2-PIECE PART-WOOL DRESSES Look pretty as you like, yet keep warm as you must these nippy days. These little part-wool dresses are softly detailed to look dressy enough for holiday parties. They've been made with a fine eye for good line and effective trimming. Orchid. Crape. Blue, Green, and Gold. SQ.95' M. M. DEPT. STORE Wesley an Guild, Names Officers For Next Year .Officers for the coming year were elected at the monthly business meeting of the Metho dist Wesleyah Service guild held Tuesday evening In the church parlors. Mrs. Everett Faber was elected president, Miss Bernice Kunzman, first vice-president; Mrs. George Howard, secretary; Mrs. Albert Kenyon, correspond ing secretary, Mrs. Emerson Anderson, treasurer. Plans were discussed for a Christmas party Dec. 19 at which time a group of Wacs from Camp White will be guests. The committee in charge of ar rangements includes Mrs. Mar jorie Hopkins, chairman, Miss Kunzman, Mrs. Clarence Meek er and Mrs'. Albert Kenyon. Mrs. Hopkins reviewed the book, "Christ of the American Road" by E. Stanley Jones. - Parents Visit Campus Over Thanksgiving Mr. and Mra. Glenn H, Utz, 301 Crater Lake avenue, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles .Thomp son, 1002 West Fourth street, went to Eugene to spend Thanks giving day with their daughters, students at - the University of Oregon. Mr. and Mrs. Utz have two daughters at the schools Miss Joyce Utz, a sophomore and Miss Joanne Utz, a fresh man. The Thompson's daughter is Miss Margaret Thompson, a sophomore. The visitors returned to Med ford Thursday night. .95 5.Q.95 lo $ q 7 2Ssl Dinner Is Given By Nile Patrol Tuesday Evening Sixteen members of the pa trol of Zuleima temple, Daugh ters of the Nile, gathued at the home of Mrs. O. L. Overmeyer, 610 South Holly street, Tues day night for dinner ai.d bridge. 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