OUR MEDFORD MAIL TBIBUHI f radar, Bm II; 1144
Society and Clubs
Miss Joyce Cox
Stephen Dippel,
KWed December 22
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Cox, Route
1. this week announced the wed
ding of their daughter, Joyce, to
Stephen Dippel, son 01 ur. ana
Mrs. S. Ralph Dippel, 33 North
Barneburg road. The wedding
took place December a in
Grants Pass, the service being
read by Justice W. A. Johnson of
that city.
i Attendant for the bride was
:Mrs. Dale Niedermeyer, the for-
'mer Mary Lou Swoape.
I The bride is a senior student
at Medford high school and will
' continue her studies. The groom
will enter the medical school of
i worm western university ui Illi
nois shortly after the first of the
t Lester s Announce
i Daughter's Troth
'At Formal Dinner
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Les
'ter of the New Crater Lake
'highway announced the engage-
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.mem 01 ineir aauRmcr, ahvivc.
ito Donald M. Minear, son of
Mrs. Jessie Minear of route 1,
'at a formal dinner party given
Jlast evening for a group of
-friends of the bride-to-be.
C During the dinner hour a tele
gram was received and read by
.Miss Muriel Piatt revealing the
engagement and Miss Lester's
ring was presented in a corsage,
a alft of her fiance.
: For the past iwo years Miss
Lester has been employed by
the Medford school system. She
is a graduate of Medford high
school. Mr. Minear, manager of
the Minear Orchard and Dairy,
graduated from Medford high
school and attended Los Angeles
Bible Institute.
Dinner was served to the
Misses Jean Lydiard, Carlln
Piatt. Margaret Mer rim an
. Muriel Piatt, Alpha Whlllock,
Josephine Mead, Dorothy Wil
der, Marjorie Vroman ana
'Winona Varner and the Mes
dames T. R. Graham, Pat Har
bour, and the honored guest.
' Mrs. Lester was assisted by
Mrs. Donn V. Piatt and Miss
Carlln Piatt. ;
Mistletoe Club
Has Card Party
t Mistletoe club members en
tertained Wednesday afternoon
bt a benefit card party held at
the Girls' Community club. In
charge of the party were Mrs
Albert Braun, Miss Blanche Arn
old and Mrs. Roy McConochle.
Prizes for bridge went to Mrs
L. E. Hodgins for high score and
Mrs. Frances Campbell for low
Pinochle prizes went to Mrs.
Walter Krakina and Mrs. W. H.
Thatcher,
Dinner Is Given
By Miss Holmes
Miss Nanette Holmes was!
hostess at a dinner given at the
home of her father, David
jioimes, on Reddy avenue the
evening of December 23. Twenty
guests were Invited for dinner
and cards.
In MEMORY
of THOSE
YOU LOVE
A Perl service Is, Indeed, a
beautiful and fitting trib
ute to one you've lost . . ,
performed with a back
ground that is handsome
and home-like, with quiet
music. Every single detail
Is handled by experienced
attendants, relieving you of
worry In your time oi sor
row. Lady Attendant .
IPei?lPc
FUNERAL
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426 WEST SIXTH ST.
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SERVICE
Miss Joan Stoehr
Married Wednesday
To San Franciscan
Largest wedding of the holt
day season here was that of Miss
Joan Stoehr to E. Cordell Eu-
banks of San Francisco which
took place Wednesday, Decem
ber 27, at 8 o'clock in the eve
ning at St. Mark's Episcopal
church. The service was read by
the Rev. George R. Turney, reo
tor. Arrangements of white chrys
anthemums and candelabra with
lighted tapers decorated St.
Mark's church with the excep
tion of the altar which was ar
ranged with the , traditional
Christmas flowers and greenery.
Preceding the ceremony a pro
gram of bridal music and the
wedding march was played by
Mrs. Ernest Conrad.
Miss Stoehr's wedding gown
was of white satin fashioned
with a bodice of French lace and
a long train. Her net veil, which
fell from a coronet headdress of
orange blossoms, was full length
and edged with lace. The nriaai
bouquet was of gardenias and
white chrysanthemums.
The bride was given In mar
riage by her brother-in-law; C.
T. Steward.
Attendants for the bride were
Mrs. Al. Stoehr, a sister-in-law,
who was matron-of-honor, and
Miss Patricia Thompson and
Miss Patricia Farrell, brides
maids. Mrs. Stoehr's gown was
of aqua net and lace while the
bridesmaids wore matching
gowns of net with very full
skirts, Miss Thompson's gown
being pastel blue and Miss Far
rell's dress of pastel pink. All
three carried bouquets of pastel
chrysanthemums, of shades to
match the gowns, and wore
small hats fashioned from the
same material as the dresses.
Clatous McCredle was best
man for the groom and ushers
were Clyde Webb and A. O. Tol
lefson. .
Mrs. C. T. Steward, sister of
the bride, was gowned In a crepe
dress of powder blue worn with
a feathered pastel pink bat and
pink gloves. Her flowers were
pink carnations.
The reception was held at the
Steward home,-' -1 Eastwood
Drive, tor 150 guests. The tiered
wedding caka was served from
a table decorated with whlto
chrysanthemums and tapers. Mr.
and Mrs. Eubanks out the first
slice after which Mrs. Lewis Ul-
ncn compieiea un cuiiuik, mn.
Wayne Dickerson presided at the
punch bowl and assisting were
the Misses Rosalie Roberts, Ca
lista Farrell and Anne Durno.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Sauers of
Grants Pass war In Medford for
the wedding and reception. '
The bride and groom left it
er the reception for brief wed
ding .trip and are in Medford
for the week-end, after which
they will go to San. Francisco
where they will reside at 8 Sul
livan street,' Garden Village
They plan, to be at home to
friends after January 8.
Th bride made her home here
for many years with the Stew
ards. She graduated from Med'
ford senior high school and la'
ter from nurses' training. For
the past year she has been serv
ing as a surgical nurse at the
Kaiser hospital in Oakland,
Calif.
Mr. Eubanks, a son of Mrs.
Neal Eubanks of Colllnsvllle.
Ala., was recently honorably dis
charged from the navy and Is
now a civil service employee of
the federal government in San
Francisco,
Holiday Party
Held Wednesday
By
Phoenix Club
Phoenix Tha annual Plirlat.
mas dinner party of the Thurs
day club of Phoenix to honor
husbands was hald WfHnnHiv
evening at tha Hotel Holland In
meaiora. Following dinner mem
bers and their husbands retired
to the hotel lounge to spend the
evening playing cards. Prize
Winners wen Mr Earl nrlima
and George Bourne. -
The dinner table was attrac
tively decorated in the Christ
mas mom.
Those attending lh nlnu.hi.
affair were Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Briscoe, Mr. and Mrs. Neil Tripp,
Mr. and Mrs. ntnro-o Rnum
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hallgren!
mr. ana Mrs. Delno Sloane, Mr
and Mrs. Bert Stancllffe, Mr
and Mrs. Rnh Furrv m. mA
Mrs. Walter Germer and Mr. and
Mrs. rrank Falrweather.
Miss Ana HurdHr
Tor Visit With Me.her
Miss Ann HurH h. j
to her home in Pnrilanjf mltw
spending the Christmas holidays
in meaiora wun tier mother
Mrs. E. H. Hurd, 1138 W.i
irmn street.
DR. R. U. HCOD
OPTOMETRIST
Sparta lldf. . Meaierd. Or.
Appoints. U Desired
Parents "Announce
Engagement News
On Christmas Day
The betrothal of Miss Beverly
Pearson to Egt. Randy Hugdahl
was announced by Miss Pear
son's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Pearson,' 118 Clark street, at a
dinner for the family and a few
close friends given Christmas
Day at the horn of Mr. and
Mrs. E. D. Scripter, 60 Rose
avenue. Sgt. Hugdahl is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stuart of
Milwaukee, Wise.
News of the engagement, con'
cealed. in - individual holly fa
vors, -was . revealed during the
serving of the dessert course.
The bride-elect received her
ring in a corsage of red rose
buds sent by her fiance.
Miss Pearson, a graduate of
Medford senior high school with
the class of 1844, is a bookkeep
er at th Medford Fuel com
pany. .
No date has been set for the
wedding as Sgt, Hugdahl is
serving with the 91st Infantry
Division in Italy.
Thursday evening Mrs. Rob
ert Davis, Miss Pearson's sister,
entertained at a blrthy party in
her honor, the affair being at
the Pearson home. Games were
played and one, in the form of
a puzzle, made a second an
nouncement of the betrothal
news. Refreshments, including
a birthday cake, were served by
Mrs. Davis and Mrs. Pearson.
Guests were Mrs. Rickey Rec
tor, Miss Anne Scripter, Miss
Vernon Tye, .Miss Faye Hollen
beck, Miss Lilly Belle Casebolt,
Miss Phyllis Warner, Miss Doris
Clark, Miss Luclle Pearson and
th honored guest, Miss Beverly
Pearson.
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Christmas Party
Held At Outpost
Is Happy Affair
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The Christmas eve party at
The Outpost on Sunday proved
a most satisfactory and happy
evening for the 70 officers and
wives and friends who attended.
The traditional - "old English
egg-nog" was served at 6 o'clock
with Lt. and Mrs. Dallas Greer
at the punch bowl. A full course
turkey dinner was then served,
followed by a delightful mu
sical program, arranged by Mrs.
Roberta Ward Bebb.
Mrs. Dorothy Gore Davis,
guest violinist, accompanied by
Miss Alice Holmback played
several pleasing numbers. Phyl
lis Furry, talented young pian
ist, played two Chopin numbers
and a modernistic encore..
June Williams, gifted young
soprano, gave a, sympathetic
rendition of Luzzl's "Ave Maria"
and the Christmas song; "Can
tlqu de Noel," Mrs. Bebb was
her accompanist and also played
for ' th singing of Christmas
carols, by all present. Mrs. Da
vis also accompanied the carols
on her violin.
Mis. Margaret Ruth Bolton,
popular hostess, played a piano
transcription of "C h r I s t m a s
Chimes."
Distribution of gifts around
th large lighted tr was In
charge of Mrs. W. J. Bryant and
Lt. Terry McGovern.
Th highlight of th evening
was the singing of tha beauti
fully selected numbers by the
"HlKh School Carolers." who
were most generous of their
time and talent in singing not
only at The Outpost, but at the
camp hospital and at many
homes in town. This group in
eluded June Williams, Barbara
Morrow, Audrey Jarmin, Mary
Lou Swoape, Gerald Pence, Clif
ford Pence and Carl Wlnkle-
bleck.
At th conclusion of the eve
ning's entertainment a lare
btoud of the officers, wives and
friends attended the special
Christmas eve services at St.
Mark's Episcopal church.
Relatives ArTvisltors
At Tlnalay Home Her
Mrs. Albert Jewell of Oak
land, Cel., and Mrs. Harry
Travis, also of Oakland, were in
Medford to spent Christmas
with Mrs. Jewell's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. L. Tlngley, 816 West
11th street. The two visitors re
turned Tuesday to Oakland
where both are employed at the
naval supply depot.
Tlngley's mother, Mrs. M. F,
Smith of Rainier, Ore.
THE APOSTOLIC
M. Ctntial At.
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ENTER THE NEW YEAR WITH A
PRAYER ON YOUR LIPS
luadar Services- 11 A.M.. 9 P.M.. and 7.4S VM.
Tuesday and Fridayi 8:00 P.M.
Inspiring Musi Splrlt-f tiled Sermons
? Ckarch WtUw a CoIImUob rutt"
Lt. (jg) and Mrs. Donald Goffe Root, shown cutting their wedding
cake, were married December 7 in St. Mark's Episcopal church
her. Mrs. Root is the former Doris Evelyn Southwick. daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph H. Southwick. 915 West Tenth street, and
Lt. Root is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Myron Root. Black Oak Drive.
(Photo by Shangle)
State President
Of Garden Clubs
Will Speak Here
Mrs. H. O. Smith, Illinois Val
ley, state president of Oregon
Garden clubs, will speak at the
meeting of the Medford Garden
club planned for Thursday of
this week at the Girls' Commun
ity clut at 2 p. m. Her subject
will be "Trimulas and Fuchsias."
Chairman of the social com
mittee for the meeting is Mrs.
Howard Bush and she will be as
sisted by Mrs. Leo Hazel,' Mrs.
A. A. Lausman, Mrs. H. B. Mur
phy and Mrs. M. Ottoman.
Shower Parties
Given Recently
For Bride-To-Be
Miss Joan Stoehr was honored
at two pre-nuptial shower par
ties given before her wedding to
E. Cordell Eubanks which took
place Wednesday evening of last
week at St. Mark's Episcopal
church.
Entertaining for the bride-
elect were Mrs. Lester Gllman
and Mrs. Arvella Garblener. Mrs.
Oilman invited to her home on
Route 2 a group of registered
nurses who have been associated
with Miss Stoehr in the Gradu
ate Nurses association of this dis
trict. Refreshments were served
at the close of the evening, in
cluding an unusual cake made
in the semblance of a bride. Mrs.
Gilman's guests were Miss Anne
Purucker Mrs. Clyde Richmond,
Mrs. Sydna Hemphill, Mrs. Ed
win R. Durno, Mrs. C. R. John
son, Mrs. Madelon Klinefelt,
Mrs. C. W. Ashpole, Miss Gwen
dolyn Splcer, Mrs. Henry Padgj
namv nirs. it. uonnson, me
honored guest and her sister,
Mrs. C. T Steward.
Mrs. Carblener entertained at
her home on Willamette avenue,
the affair being a miscellaneous
shower party. Bridge was the
diversion of the evening, with
prizes going to Mrs. Clyde Webb
for high score and to Mrs. A. O.
Tollefson for low.
Rebekah Lodge
Holds Election
Laura Wicker was elected
noble grand of Olive Rebekah
lodge at the last meeting. The re
tiring noble grand, Maud Daugh
erty, was given a shower of
birthday cards during the meet
ing. A musical program was pre
sented by Bessie Hubier and
there was an exchange of gifts,
Other officers elected were
Carolyn Edwards, vice-grand;
Bessie Thompson, recording sec
retary; Viola Aldredge, financial
secretary; Julia Gregory, treas
urer. Ina Huson, district deputy,
announced that installation
would be held In January.
Entertainment for the evening
was planned by Ella. Gould and
a committee.
The lodge will meet tomorrow
night at the I.O.O.F. hall on West
Sixth street at 7:30 p. m.
FAITH CHURCH
at Third St.
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Musical Society
Benefit Affair
Scheduled Today
Medford Musical society is
entertaining this afternoon at
the annual tea given each year
as a benefit for the scholarship
loan fund. The affair is at the
home of Mrs. Margaret Fabrick.
106 Crater Lake avenue, be
tween the hours of two and four
o'clock and is for members and
their invited guests,
Presenting the program will
be Dorothy Gore Davis, violin
ist, and Betty Evanson, pianist,
with Alice Holmback serving as
accompanist for Mrs. Davis.
Mrs. Davis will play for her
first group "Concerto in G Mi
nor," Vivaldi-Nachez. and "So
nata No. 2 in a Major," Op. 100
by Brahms. Miss Evanson's first
group will consist of "Intermez
zo in B flat Minor," "Capriccio
in F sharp Minor" and "Inter
mezzo in C Major," all by
Brahms, and "Gardens in the
Rain" and "Danse" by Debussy
For her second group Mrs.
Davis will present "Chant de
Roxane" from the opera "Le Rol
Roger" by Szymanowski - Ko-
chanskl; "Masks" from "Romeo
and Juliet" by Prokofleff-Hei.
fetz; "Beau Soir," Debussy-Hel-
fetz; "Prelude Op. 34 No. 15,"
acnostaKowttsch.
Four Chopin numbers. "Etude
in B Minor," "Etude in A flat
Major," "Nocturne in G Maior1
and "Fantasy in F Minor." will
be presented by Miss Evanson
for the concluding group of the
program,
Open House Today
To Honor Members
Of Paske Family
Dr. and Mm r it Pert, c
are entertaining this afternoon
m an open nouse which will
uunor ineir son ana his wife
Lt. (is) and Mr r n Pd.i.
Jr., and also their daughter and
son-in-law. Cnl. and Mr r w
Helgren. Lt. and Mrs. Paske are
nere irom Sana roint, Idaho
tn visit with tha lliMttanant't
family, and Cpl. Helgren and
rars. neigren recently arrlvea to
reside here while the corporal
la stationed at Parr.n White
Friends of the family have
Been invited to call at the Faske
home, 1010 South Oakdale ave
nue, Deiween tne nours ot
and 6 o'clock.
Victory
IN-
1945
It h our sincere wish
upon this Nw Years that
194S will in th "Ulti
mata Victory" we'v
fought and sacrificed for
. . and th beginning of
a lasting peace!
RESOLVE
To lighten your own bur
den during th ensuing
year by availing yourself
of our convenient, eco
nomical laundry service.
JoVs Daughters
Traditional Ball
Is Large Affair
Social highlight of the past
week for the city'i younger set
was the traditional queen's ball
given Tuesday night by mem
bers of Medford Bethel, Daugh
ters of Job. The ball honored
the retiring queen, Miss Ann
Conroy, and was given by a
committee headed by Miss
Nancy Swem, newly installed
queen of the bethel.
Lincoln school gymnasium,
where the dance was held, was
decorated in a starlight motif
and music was furnished by
Barney Beaton's band. Coming
during the holiday season when
many college students and serv
Icemen and women were in the
city, the ball attracted a large
number of members and friends
of the bethel and proved to be
one of the most enjoyable af
fairs of the winter for the young
people.'
During the Intermission hon
ored Queen Nancy presented a
queen's jewel to the retiring
queen, Miss Conroy. The new
queen is the daughter of Mr
and Mrs. Jack Swem and Miss
Conroy is the daughter of Mrs
R. J. Conroy.
Patrons and patronesses for
the affair were Mr. and Mrs. A.
P. Butler, Mr. and, Mrs. Ray
Wright. Mr. and Mrs. L. P.
Older, Jack Swem, Mrs. O. A.
Ewaldsen, Mr. ana Mrs. W. H.
Holt, Mrs. R. J. Conroy and Mr.
and Mrs. A. A. Seekatz.
Committee members who
were in charge of the dance
were Miss Margery Thompson,
Hortense Jennings and Billy
Patton, th latter two staging
special decorative effects; re
freshments, Miss Beverley Coh-
ser: nroerams. Miss Jean Zacna-
risen; clean-up, Miss Marjorie
Hammond; invitations, Miss
Charmain Brault.
Servicemen Enjoy
Christmas Party
Servicemen stationed at the
Medford army air base were en
tertained Christmas eve at a par
ty planned by hostesses of the
canteen, Wing In. A buffet sup
per was served and the evening
was Spent in dancing, singing
and presentation of numbei
of gifts.
A quartet of accordion pupils
of Mrs. Eve Prentice entertain
ed with a variety, of numbers
during the evening and were
enthusiastically applauded by
the i audience. In the quartet
were Maxine Powell, Amelia
Kaufman, Carol Davis and Joan
Blunkall.
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Shells Entertain
At Christmas Dinner
, A Christmas dinner was held
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. S. S.
Shell, 723 Oak street. Attending
were Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Shell
and sons, Glen and Donald, of
Grants Pass; Mr. and Mrs. R. E
Lee, Jacksonville; Mr. and Mrs.
Charley Oyler, Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Fick and small daughter,
Klamath Falls, and the host and
hostess.
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FOR ALTERATIONS
AND RE-DECORATION
When this popular Beauty Salon
re-opens Saturday, January 1 1 th
we will be better prepared than ever
to serve your every beauty need.
Remember the Opening Date
Thursday, January 1 1 th
Miss Parkhurst,
Robert E. Rudy
Wed In Medford
Miss La Verne Parkhurst,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs, H. H.
Parkhurst of Medford, became
the bride of Robert E. Rudy at
a service held Dec. 24 at the
First Methodist church' here.
The double-ring candlelight
ceremony was read by tne Rev.
Louis C. Klrby.
Th hrlda was attended by her
sister. Mrs. George F. Reed of
Pendleton. Ore., while Aiirea
Patton of Medford was best man
for the groom. Miss Parkhurst
wore brown and white en
lomhu with a eorsaize of or
chids. Mr. Parkhurst gave his
riaiishtpr in marrlaee.
Following a reception at the
Parkhurst home for a large
number of relatives and friends
Mr. and Mrs. Rudy left for a
week'a horeymoon in San Fran
cisco. Upon their return they
will be at home at 504 Edwards
street.
Couple Observes
52nd Anniversary
Friday Evening
In observance of their 82nd
wedding anniversary, Mr. and
Mrs. H. E. Armstrong entertain
ed at a small dinner party at the
Holland Hotel Friday night. The
Armstrongs have resided in Med
ford and the valley for th past
25 years and at present are
making their home at 308 North
Ivy street.
Guests for the dinner were
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Roach,
Mr. and Mrs. G. Q. D'Albini and
Mrs, Paul Jennings. Mr. Jen
ntngs was unable to attend since
he is on active duty with the
army. Both the D' Albinis and
Jennings also celebrated wed
ding anniversaries last week.
Dinner was served from
table centered with an attrac
tive floral arrangement.
The Armstrongs have two
grandsons, Bill and Ralph Paul
Frazler, and -one great-granddaughter,
Paula Frazler. ' -
Cadet and Family
Visit Ralatlves Her
Cadet and Mrs. Charles Law
renc and small son, Ronnie,
spent the Christmas holidays
here with the cadet s parents
Mr.- and Mrs. Fred Lawrence.
1422 Euclid avenue. Cadet Law.
renc has now returned to Stock
ton, Calif., where he s taking
flight training with the army.
but Mrs. Lawrence has remain-
ed for a longer visit.
The- Lawrence's older daugh
ter, Mrs. Wallace Ludwig, whose
marriage was an event of few
month, ago, is In Medford mak
ing her home with her parents
while her husband. Ensign Lud
wig, is on duty with the navy.
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Silas Kings, Daughter
Here for Christmas
Mr. and Mrs. Silas King and
daughter, Mary Ann, returned to
Portland early in the week after
spending Christmas in Medford
with Mr. King's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. George Flsk, Route 1,
YOUR ATTENTION
PLEASE
Beauty Salon
CLOSED
Many Gay Parties
Climax Holidays
For Valley People
Climaxing the holidays will
be a number of dances, dinners
and open house parties. These
gala affairs are being planned
for homes, officers' clubs, serv
icemen's recreation centers and
lodge rooms and are making up
the social calendar for the en
tire week end.
Last evening the traditional
New Year eve party was held
at the Elks temple, the affair
having been set up one day be
cause of the holiday falling on
Sunday. The annual Eagles and
auxiliary party will be tonight
at the hall, starting at 8:30
o'clock, and is for members and
house guests.
Last night Dr. , and Mrs.
Charles W. Lemery and Mr. and
Mrs. M. N. Hogan entertained
at dinner and bridge for a group
of mutual friends, the affair be
ing at the Lemery home on
South Windsor avenue.
Many Medford families tra
ditionally hold "open house" on
New Year's day. Among those
entertaining this year are Mr.
and Mrs. H. H. Pringle, Dr. and
Mrs. B. L. Lageson and Mr. and
Mrs. Robert K. Norris. The lat
ter two couples will be hosts to
morrow at the Norris home,
1900 Hillcrest road, between the
hours of 3 and 8 o'clock.
The Colony club is holding
open house New Year's day be
tween 1:30 and 5 p. m. for mem
bers and guests.
Another affair Is that which
will be held this evening at the
officers' club at Camp .White.
The event is a formal supper
party at 7:30 o'clock, with
games and other entertainment
planned tor the remainder of
the evening. Officers and their
wives also enjoyed a Christmas
party which was given at the
officers club the evening of
Dee. 23.
Association Plans
Monthly Meeting
' Women's Association of the
Presbyterian- church will hold
the January meeting Tuesday
afternoon at the church. A mu
sical program is being arranged
under the direction of Mrs. Fred
Strang.
A potluck luncheon will be
served at 1 o'clock and will be
folowed by the business meeting
and program. Those attending
are asked to bring service f JT
the luncheon.
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. REPAIRED
Parts k Service on All Makes
I a I Washer Shop
408 E. Main Phone 5302
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Doctor ot OPTOMETRY
Succeasoi to Or E D Elwood
Bottermnt ot Human Vision
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Ph. 3881 214 Fluhrar Bldg
Cor. Main ft Central Medford