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FOOT MEPrOHP MAIL TMBPWg Buny. Pee. 8. 1144 Society Alabama Nurse Becomes Bride ' pf Sgt. Harvey I Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Young of Newton, Ala., have announced the marriage of their daughter, Francei Ana, to ' Staff Sgt. Thomas William Harvey of Med ford. The ceremony was per formed November 11 at six o'clock service In the Methodist church chapel at. Thomaivllle, Ca. The bride wore a soldier blue suit with navy blue accessories and her corsage was of orchids, tier only attendant, Miss Zola enton, wore a dark brown crepe dress trimmed with gold and brown accessories. She wore a corsage of talisman roses. ; Sgt. Harvey was attended by Jfc. Irwin Pfeiffer of Brooklyn, W. Y. ' Mrs. Harvey for the past three $ears has been on the nursing ktaff of the Archibald Memorial potpltal at Thomasville, Ga, t Sgt. Harvey Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Harvey of 23 North Peach street, Medford, and was employed by the Southern jpaciflc Hallway company before entering the army In March of 4942. He is a graduate of Med- ord Senior high school. ' I Set. and Mrs. Harvev mada a rlef wedding trip to Atlanta! J no are now at nome to ineir (lends In Moultrie, Ca. Wis. Day In Medford Vo fluid With Mother -Mrs. Bill H. Day returned last peek from Anaheim, Calif., Where she spent the past six months with her husband, ma tine corps private. Pvt. Day has how left for overseas duty. Mrs. pay will reside with her mother, Mrs. Mildred Henry, Route 3, Indefinitely. fern :;NrS7 ADRIENNE'S Suggest ROBES FOR CHRISTMAS Quilted Rob 0i In pastel and dark shades. ' $14.98 to $29.98 All wool tailored robes. Red, blue and wlnt. $25.00 Silk robes tailored and neglige types, At rr ftO.Vrt to $19.98 Pajamas Attractive colors In cluding coin dot, flow ered and plain colon $12.98 to $25.00 Visit our lingerie depart menr tor your Amu gift. and Clubs Mildred Lawson William R. Cowan Married in South Announcement has been made of the wedding of Miss Mildred Lawson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dee Lawson, North River side avenue, to William R. Cowan, United States navy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Cowan, 928 Boardman street. The rites were read at Oak' land, Calif., October 23 by Judge Harry Rulufer. Bridesmaid for Miss Lawson was Miss Katherine Malone of Medford and Johnny Hendris was best man for the groom. The bride s wedding costume was a navy blue suit worn with matching accessories and a cor sage of gardenias. Mr. and Mrs. Cowan will re side . In Oakland, the groom, pharmacist's mate third class, being stationed at Treasure Island. He Is an X-ray techni cian. . Both bride and groom former ly attended the Medford schools. Many In Portland For Medford Game Many valley football fans traveled to Portland the latter part of the week in order to at tend . the state championship game between Medford senior high school and La Grande high school played in Portland yes terday. The list included a num ber of students and relatives and friends of th team mem bers. ' Among those in Portland for the game were Mr. and Mm. Richard Payne, Mr. anj Mrs. S. E. Philips, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Marx, Mr. and Mrs. Allan Perry, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Schade, Jus tin Smith, J. E. Earley and Mr. and Mrs. Melvln Plaskett. Lovely IK Adrienne's 25th "Anniversary Is Celebrated By D.A.R, Chapter " Marking a milestone In the history of Crater Lake chaDtcr. Daughters - of - the American Revolution, . the chapter cele brated Its 29th anniversary with a sneclal meptirtff nnri ten at th uiris' community ciud tne alter- noon oi wovemDer 25. Forty- three were present, ' including Mrs. Bert R Lnwrv. nrpmn state regent, Mrs. Boone George naraing, Honorary state regent Mrs. Frances Cochran, state corresponding secretary, all from Medford. and Mm. Cnrrfnn MacCracken, honorary state re gent ana Mrs. H. W. Andrews state chairman of flline and lending, both of Mt. A.hlnnri chapter. Invitations had been evtpnrloH to Mt. Ashland chapter, Eula- lona chaDter. Klamath Fall.. Rogue River chapter at Grants Pass, past members and other guests. Mrs. O. H. Brerineman. chan ter regent, presided over the meeting during which 12 no at regents gave a brief resume of their terms, thus giving a com prehensive history of the growth of the organization. Important amoni D A n nrn. jects is the marking of historic spots and t was brought out that the local chapter has placed, ur naa a part in placing, the granite marker near Phoenix which markr the AnnWnto Road, a monument where Gov. Joseph Lane made treaties with the Indians near tha Vint-, Table Rock, a monument mark ing Old Ft. Lane, a temporary one marking Ft. Baker, a monu ment : marking the Birdseye place, a bronze nlatn miririno the old church in Jacksonville and a granite marker on the Old Stage Road.' The ChaDter consItWn mnoi outstanding the work in Ameri canism carried on by Mrs. G. Q. D'Alblni. Over a period of about 18 years she has instructed over 300 persons in citizenship' and aided them in passing citizen ship tests. Under national - Mnn th chapter has sponsored an essay contest for high school students and one for rural aturicnt. m of the contest being to further appreciation of democratic gov ernment Drivlieges. Anothor Contest la finnnianrirl Art tu Juniof high school for history student and names of winners are engraved on a silver plaque Which hangs in th irhnnl A Girls Homemakers' contest Is also sponsored. Crater Lake chanter hno .fin. trlbuted to student loan funds ana to schools, Including two in isolated regions entirely support ed by the D.A.R.. and r-nnrrlhnf. e'd to the blood plasma fund, to mo aea iross ana nas a bond purohase program. The chapter furnished hostesses for the first canteen In Medford and mem bers aid with the city's various war service projects. - Other projects include aid with compilation of cemetery records, sponsorship of an LCI boat, contributions to the Angel Island fund for immigrants and participation in the good citizen ship pilgrimage whereby an out standing senior high school girl from each state is sent to the na tional conference each year. Mrs. Bert Anderson, now of Pasadena, Calif., was the or ganizing regent of the chapter and a letter from her was read as well as a number of others from non-revidpnt a m k . - - ... - . U V . Charter members of the chapter uen Anderson, Mrs. H. E. Armstrong, Mrs. Frances H. Cochran, Mrs. Julia E. Bishop, Miss Theone Carkin, Mrs. W. S. Clay, Mrs. E. M. Crlsty, Mrs. Jessie Davis, Mrs. G. Q. D'Al blni, Mrs. Ralph Waldo Elden. Miss Julia C. Fielder, Miss Rose M. Fielder, Mrs. A. J. Klocker, Miss Lorraine Lawton, Mrs. C. W. DcDonalay Mrs. Clinton C McCurdy, Mrs. H. E. Marsh, Mrs. M. J. Norris, Mrs. J. A. Perry, Mrs. S S Smith, Mrs. Wm G. Talt, Mrs. F. G. Thayer, Miss Sara Van Meter, Mrs. C. C. Van Scoyoe. Mrs. C. A. Meekpr. Mm E N. Vilm. Mrs. C. B. Warren Mrs.,W. D. Welch, Mrs. A. R. Wilcox, Miss Clarg Wood Two new memhpra. Mm .Tnhn Klrbey and Mrs. Marie Hansen, were received into the chapter GROCETERIA NUMBER 1 Sixth and Central OPEN TODAY 9 a. m. to 7 p. m. aaanaL ' . t . VLn2lnnnnnnn-nnnnnnnnnnnnnnn Sgt. and Mrs. William C. Dean, married November 11 at Fresno, Calif., ara now making their home at Fresno while Sgt. Dean is stationed at the Fresno air base. The wedding took place at St. Theresa's Catholic church. Mrs. Dean is the former Pat.-icia Fisher, daughter of Mrs. Clara Fisher, 512 South Holly street. The ser geant was formerly of Dayton. Ohio. ' during the meeting. Music was provided by Harry Young and by a trio composed of Mrs. Darrell Huson, Mrs. William McAllister and Mrs. Georse Wendt with Mrs. H. E. Marsh as accompanist. Dnrihff thf ton hnur Mra T.nur. ry and Mrs. Cochran poured and the birthday cake was cut by Mrs. Harding. Hostesses for the social hour were the Mesdames R. E. Green, G. Q. D'Albini. Frances Cochran, O. H. Bren ne mon and G. R. Carter. Mariners' Class Annual Banquet Held Wednesday Eighteen memhur nf th Mn'r. lners' class of the First Christian church attended the annual ban quet Wednesday evening. The group met at the church for the cocktail course of a progressive dinner and the salad course was served -at the home of Rev. and Mrs. Delbert Daniels. The main course was served at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph L. Cook. Dessert feourie brnueht thm group back to the church. At a business meeting, presid ed over by -Skipper Ralph Cook, election of officers for the new year was held. Newly elected skippers are Mr. and Mrs. Claude Haggard; new quarter masters are Mr. and Mrs. Price Shafer and new pursers are Mr. and Mrs. Claude Cooper. Those present were Rev. and Mrs. Delbert Danlelds, Mr, and Mrs. Claude Cooper, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Church, Mr. and Mrs. Price Shafer, Mr. and Mrs. Riley Thomson, Mr. and Mrs. Herb Burnham, Mr. and "Mrs. Ralph Cook, Mrs. William Foley, Mrs. Don Albln, Mrs. Irwin Doty and Mrs. Earl McQulgg. , ClubWuCMake Yuletide Wreaths Christmas wreaths and gar lands for the Camp White hos-. pltal will be made by Garden club members when they meet Thursday at the home of Mrs. W. L. Greenleaf, 103 South Holly street. Members are asked to bring evergreens and red ber ries and a sack lunnh far thp noon meal. The meeting is sched- j uiea for 0:30 a. m. I Mrs, Otto Ewaldsen Is chair man of the hostess committee and other members are Mrs. Greenleaf, Mrs. T. L. Goodwin, Mrs. E. C. Jerome and Mrs. John T. Homer. Surprise Shower Honors Mrs. Ham A surprise shower for Mrs. Gordon Ham, the former Betty Lu Foulk, was given on Novem ber 18 by Mrs. Niel Franklin and hfr dnilDhtpr Mm .Tan Oaks, at the Franklin home, 427 Haven street. Guests included the Misses Virginia Bradfish, Lnis Yost Mnrffnrpt Ppnpp Jacqueline McBee, Maryen Rob erts ana me iviesaames rranx Roberts, C, Frank Harris, Jen nine's T.pwls ftttn Fwnlrlcpn Robert Wright and the honored guest, Mrs. Gordon H-m. Hammond-Curry Marriage Rites Held At Church Central Point Miss Gertrude Hammond, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hammond of Cen tral Point became the bride of William Lee Curry, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. C; Curry of An drews, Ore., at a ceremony held November 26 at the Central Pnlnt P.hnrph flii-ic Tha vice was read by the Rev. E. uimert cays. MIsr Hammnnd elvpn in mnr. riage by her father, was gowned in a forest ereen dress worn with deep brown accessories. Her attendant. Mrs. Robert Jones, a sister, wore a dress of gold with dark brown acces sories. Best man for the groom was Robert Jones of Trail. Preceding the double-ring ceremony Mrs. Ruth Hover sang "I Love You Trulv'" , A reception was held in the cnurcn. first slice of the tiered wedding cake waa cut by the bride and eroom in traditional fashion after which the serving was completed by Mrs. Hover. Mrs. Johnson poured. , Durins the recention accord. ion music was furnished by Dale wara or rrospect and Mrs. Eve Prentice of Medford. Mr. and Mrs. Curry are In eastern Oregon on a wedding trip and upon their return will reside in the valley. Mrs. Curry attended school in Central Point and has been active with the Grange. Mr. Currv nttpndpH school at Crane. During the recention It was announced mat the .groom s par ents were celebrating their 31st wedding anniversary that dav and that the bride's narents were to celebrate their 31st wedding anniversary the follow ing Thursday. ( Visitor Leaves Frldav For Home In California Mrs. Rolland Vanrieni-m IpH Friday ni3ht for her home In aacramento, Calif., after spend ing a week in Medford as a guest Of Mrs. F. G. Thaver. 112 Kr-hef. fel avenue. SERVICE O Perl's cherished reputation for beautiful services and consistent ly fair ' ' charges has been built up through many years of serv ing this community. Our homelike chapel, our up-to-the-minute facilities, our long ex perience all com bine to assure fullest satisfaction. . Lady Attendant lPei?Ps FUNERAL HOME 426 WEST SIXTH ST. TELEPHONE 2675 AMBULANCE SERVICE BUY WAR BONDS i Miss Nancy Swem is Elected Queen Job's Daughters Miss Nancy Swem is the new ly elected queen of Medford Bethel Job's Daughters, having been named at the last meeting of the order. Miss Carmen Wright waa elected senior prin cess, Miss Jean Zacharlsen Junior princess; Miss Margery Thomp son, guide, and Miss Marjorie Hammond, marshal. Miss Anne Conroy Is the re tiring honored queen. . Initiation will be held at the next meeting, ' scheduled for Dec. 6. Those to be initiated are Donna Cullotigh, Nancy Lage son, Susan Campbell, Jean Kyle, Ann Durno, Jan Freeman, Pat Faber and Madaline Ward. Medford Group Meets Thursday At Girls' Club Mrs. Charles Bottjev, Mrs. Belden Taylor and Mrs. Frank Humphrey entertained Medford Sojourners' club for the meeting last Thursday afternoon ,at the Girls' Community club. A hand some basket of fresh fruit cen tered the hostess table from which dessert was Served. At - cards Mrs. Wils Carson and Mrs. Eva Harby won prizes for high pinochle scores and Mrs. J. J. Brugman, Mrs. Herb Crain and Mrs. Henry J. Pauls for bridge. Mrs. Bruce Stewart was also presented with a prize. Prospective members present were Mrs. Walt Ersklne, Mrs. Carson, Mrs. Fred Clements, Mrs. Steve Begley, Mrs. Elmer Donavo, Mrs. Bill Thompson and Mrs. John Lohman. Mrs. Eloise Findley of Salem was a guest. " P.-T.A. Activities City Parent-Teacher .associa tion council meet. at the home of Mrs. W. R. Glass, 425 Earhart street, Tuesday at one o'clock. The Junior high school associa tion will furnish the program. Of..... COTTON House Dress and Brunch Coats in prints and plain colors. Sanforized window-pane check cotton gingham. These dresses will make you feel like some thing straight out of the band-box. -"Practical year 'round gifts" . $450 $795 Housecoats Prints, terry cloth, chenille and seersucker. $595to995 An Ideal. Gift for "HER"' Frilly apron in batiste with ribbon trim, waist style 59cto$198 M M Wedding Is Held Thanksgiving Day At Phoenix Home Mrs. .Mamie Brown and Wal ter David Oliver of Trail Creek were married Thanksgiving day, the service taking place at 11:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs, Min nie McClain of Phoenix. The Rev. Miles Brownrigg of the Phoenix Christian church per formed the ceremony. The wedding ceremony was part of a Thanksgiving celebra tion planned by Mrs. McClain for her" brothers, sisters, their families and other relatives and the traditional dinner was served. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Ellc Oliver and son, Joe; Mr. and Mrs. Harl White and three children, Prospect; Mrs. Mattie Reed and small grand daughter, Bonnie, Grants Pass; Miss Shirley Gibbons, Prospect; Mrs. Lettie Stansby, Medford; the newly married couple and Mr. Oliver's daughter, Roberta and son, Abe. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver will re side on Mr.. Oliver's farm at Trail Creek. Mrs. Oliver came here recently from Portland and Mr. Oliver has made his home at Trail Creek for many, years. Stated Session Zuleima Temple To Be Saturday Past queens and charter mem bers of Zuleima Temple No. 13. Daughters of the Nile, will be honored at the stated session of the temple to be held December 9 in Grants Pass. TJie meeting will begin at two o'clock and will be followed by a program. Christmas party and tea hour. Members attending are asked to bring toys for children and these will be shipped to the Shrine hospital at Portland. . Mrs. Frank Vannice, queen of the temple, states that an un usually interesting program is planned and a large attendance is anticipated. DEPT. STORE Ashland Student Engaged To Wed Army Lieutenant - Ashland Mr. and Mrs. I. R. Frideger of Ashland . have an nounced the engagement of their daughter, Jean, to Lt. John Wil liam MacKenzie, United States army. The lieutenant is the son of Mrs. Amelia MacKenzie of Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Miss Frideger was graduated from the University of Oregon and is now studying for her mas ter's degree at New York uni versity. Lt. MacKenzie attended Marquette university in Milwau kee. No wedding plans have been made since the officer is station ed in the South Pacific with th 96th Infantry Division. Farewell Party Honors Kenyons Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Ander son entertained last Saturday evening at a buffet supper in compliment to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kenyon. The Kenyons are leaving soon for Ft. Lewis, Wash., where Mr. Kenyon has accepted a position as chief of civilian training. Dinner was served by candle light, Places were laid for the honored guests, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hopkins, Dr. and Mrs. Arnold Depner and the host and hostess. Cards were the diversion of the evening following dinner. Fur Remodeling and Repairing Relining. Cleaning and Glasing Frances Dallaire Ph. 2521 Woodrow and Crater Lake C. L. PERKINS Doctor of OPTOMETRY Successoi to Dr E D El wood Betterment of Human Vision LENSES PRESCRIBED Ph. 3881 214 FluhrerBldg. Cor. Main & Central. Medford STYLED AND ZED FOR THE JUNIOR WOMAN S. PRINTED CHECK SEERSUCKER. - . WASHABLE Cull in the biggtit Fuhion-dicdi mf oudt ow for yoa with thif rutr-u.pundi iw Tailored with limpfe aotchrd coll.r. k fonim . irt-in mitt front with ehrefcs CM (HI the bias. Two ftlrtrlollu Kit w, m bumm adorn obr -ntot. Srmi Pel m poclcra arr for thnminj roor haiKh in or. p. It U timplv and artrani.rtr girdled at tht wain with a wll fihrir hrlt rird with a loos nd how Ynfcrurfc for anion Suns I4IA Vi to Rrd. Brown. Ror.i. Anna. IJ70 1
