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Society and Qubs
Burns-Krug Rites
Take Place Here
Thursday Morning
Sacred Heart Catholic church
of Medford was the scene Thurs
day of the wedding of Miss Betty
Jo Burns, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. M. T. Burns of Ashland, to
.Sgt. Bernard J. Krug, son of
Mrs. Mary Kiug ot Keaaing,
'Calif. The nuptial mass was read
at 10 o'clock in the morning by
the Rev. Thomas Hamilton.
. Preceding the ceremony Miss
Sue Parkinson of Ashland sang
"Ave Maria" and during the ser
vice sang "Panis Angelicus".
Mrs. A. O. Bauman was at the
organ for the wedding marches.
Lighted tapers and baskets of
pastel colored chrysanthemums
formed a setting for the wedding
party.
Miss Burns' wedding gown
was of white satin and lace de
signed princess style with full
length train. Her fingertip length
veil fell from a wreath of white
rosebuds and she carried a colo
nial bouquet of white rosebuds
and pink carnations. Her attend
ant, Miss Veda Williams oi Asn
land, was gowned In dusty pink
i ' net worn with a cap of net and
: flowers. She also carried a cola
! nlal bouquet of narcissi and pink
i carnations.
, ' The bride's niece, little Gloria
Burns, five-year-old daughter of
" Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Burns of
5 Ashland, was flower girl. She
., wore a floor-length gown of pas
tel pink with a little Dutch cap
and carried a basket ot flower
I," petals.
'.( Robert H. Holmes of Medford
. ,.' gave the bride In marriage, sub
stituting for her invalid father.
M Best man for Sgt. Krug was Sgt
a Charles Dahlke of Camp White,
i j The reception was held at the
'. Holmes home on Portland' ave
: Sgt. Krug and his bride cut the
r' first slice of the tiered wedding
. 1 cake after which the cutting was
' completed by the bride's sister
i j Mrs. Willlaim H. Ford of Duns-
" mulr. Mrs. Kenneth Burns pre-
aided at the coffee urn and Mr.
-' Holmes at the punch bowl. Mrs
,' Charles Strang and Mrs. Vera D.
; 1 Brophy assisted Mrs. Holmes.
Sgt. and Mrs. Krug are mak
vi tag their home at the Central
Avenue apartments, the sergeant
! i being stationed at Camp White
' with a transportation unit.
j Mrs. Krug, a graduate of the
! Ashland schools, is on the staff
' ot the Southern Pacifie railway
company here as secretary to
r mt. noimes, district agent.
Four Servicemen
Honored Guests
i A number ot informal social
- affairs have been given In the
past two weeks for four Medford
, .; servicemen home on leave from
the navy. Honored were Chester
Blcks, Robert Young, Arthur
Johnson and Dale Vincent.
Young Ricks, S 1c, has left
for San Pedro for reassignment
after visiting his parents, Mr.
nd Mrs. W. C. Ricks. He recent
ly returned to this country after
14 months In Australia. Mr.
Young, RDM Sc, Is in Medford
to visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs
Lester Young, after 18 months
overseas duty and reports next
to San Diego for reassignment.
Returning after 18 months
overseas, Arthur Johnson, CM
3c, is visiting his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Joe N. Johnson and
will report soon to Treasure Is
land for reassignment. Dale
Vincent, also home from duty
In the South Pacific, Is visiting
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jess
G. Vincent'
Hollywood Resident
Learn Friday for Home
Mrs. Suzttte Woosley of
Hollywood left last night for
her home after a 10-day stay
here with 'her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. A. F Stennett, 325 South
Riverside avenue.
Piano Studio
Margaret Oienbrugge
Room No. 1, Sparta Bldg.
GROCETERIA
NUMBER 1
Sixth and Central
OPEN
TODAY
9 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Burdetts Announce
Troth Of Daughter
To Robert Walker
Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Burdett,
327 West Eighth street, announce
the engagement of their daugh
ter. Elizabeth, to Robert D. Wal
ker, youngest son of Mr. and
Mrs. W. H. Walker, 213 north
Ivy street.
No date has been set for the
wedding.
Miss Burdett Is a graduate of
the Rogue River high school and
with' her parents came to Med
ford to live about two years ago
For some time past she has been
on the staff of the post surgeon
at Camp White.
Mr. Walker, a graduate of
Medford high school, has been
In the navy three years, part of
the time on overseas duty, and
la currently stationed at the
marine barracks In Klamath
Falls. He Is a pharmacist's mate
first class.
Miss Dorothy Lee
Becomes Bride Of
Coast Guardsman
From San Francisco comes
the news of the marriage of
Miss Dorothy Lee, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Royal Lee, former
ly of Medford, to Ensign Walter
Myron Chase, Jr., U. S. coast
guard. The wedding took place
on January 18 at sunset in St
Peter's Episcopal church in San
Francisco. '
The bride wore floor length
gown of white moire taffeta
with a short lace bolero and
white flower head dress with a
small veil, She carried satin
covered prayer book decorated
with a white orchid, ribbons and
bouvardla.
Mrs. A. C. Allen, II, of Table
Rock, was her matron of honor.
She wore a flowered jersey gown
with white head dress of natural
flowers and a corsage of white
camellias. Ensign James C. Bote-
ler of Burbank, Calif., was best
man.
After the ceremony, dinner
was served In a small dining
room of the Palace hotel for the
wedding party and a few close
friends.
Ensign and Mrs. Chase will
return to San Diego where both
are stationed at the coast guard
air station.
Mrs. Chase, a Spar, is a grad
uate ot Medford high school and
attended Southern Oregon Col
lege of Education for two years.
Ensign Chase is a pilot. His home
is in Needham, Mass. He attend
ed Northwestern University In
Boston, Mass., until enlisting In
the coast guard in 1941,
Sojourners' Club
Plans Celebration -For
Anniversary
Medford Snlnnrror,' i,,K mill
celebrate the fifth anniversary
oi lis organization at the annual
birthday party next Thursday.
The, party will be a dessert
luncheon at 1 o'clock at the
Girls' Community Club with a
brief program and card games.
Chairman in charge is Mrs.
Fred W. Rehllng and her com
mlttee members are Mrs. Robert
Church, Mrs. P. B. Slmcox,
Mrs. O. R. Fritz and Mrs. Henry
Johnson.
Sojourners was nrannlvaA n
aid newcomera tn th iv in
making friends and has become
one oi Mediord s most popular
organizations. Medford women
who were among the earliest
members will be special guests
during the afternoon.
Reservations Bra tn ha miH
by calling Mrs. Rehling, 2784.
Mrs. William Millar
Takes Florida Residence
Mrs. William Miller and son
Larry, have taken up residence
in Lake Worth, Fla., in ordei
to be near Mrs. Miller's hus
band. Major Miller, now sta
tioned at Boca Raton army ait
field in Florida. For some time
past Mrs. Miller and Larry had
made their home here with Mrs.
Miller's parents, Mr. and Mrs
Bert B. Lowry, Bear Creek Orchards.
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A home wedding January 22 united in marriage Miss Opal Mae
Frost and Robert Hanlin. both of this city. .The bride is the daugh
ter of the.Rev. and Mrs. C. W. Frost. 901 North Centra, avenue
and the groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. Hanlin, 1019
3ait Jackion boulevard. Mr. and Mrs. Hanlin will leave soon for
Athens, Ga.. where the groom will
Mrs. Fred Ross
Dinner Hostess
On Anniversary
In .celebration nf her RfHh
blrthdav nnnfvprnnrv Mr, PVai4
Ross entertainer! n niimhni nt
friends at dinner Sunday, Jan-
pary zo, at tne Ross home,
415V4 Newtown irtrept. Tho din
ner table was decorated in pink
ana wnite.
Guests were Mr. anrl Mr. w
A. Bliss. Mrs. Mnrv Wil enn
Mrs. Charles Vanderpool, Miss
vergie vanderpool, Mrs. Mary
Page, Mrs. Jennie Diament,
Mrs. Sarah John, Mrs. Frank
meaas, neroert Logan and Mr.
Ross.
A birthday cake was rut by
Mrs. Ross and served by Mrs.
Page and Mrs. Diament. Mrs.
Ross was presented with a num
ber ot birthday gifts during the
day.
Council Announces
Founders' Program
A Foundra' T)v
f" u5'"' T It.
be given at the meeting of the
-y council, Parent-Teacher
Associations, at a meeting
planned for Tiioortau rt
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week. The meeting, preceded
ay aessert luncheon at 1 o'clock,
will be at the home of Mrs.
Floyd K. Lawson, 115 Tripp
street.
Mrs. A. E. Brockaway will
present the program.
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BEAUTY SALON
36 SOUTH CENTRAL AVENUE
for all Types
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COLD WAVES
OPERATORS
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Vara Andren
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be stationed at a naval air base.
Medford Visitor
Is Honored Guest .
At Bridge Party
Mrs. Frank Hussong enter
tained at her home on South
Barneburg Road last Monday
afternoon in honor ot Mrs. Nick
Gerretsen, the former Betty
Jane Pennington, who is in
Medford to visit her sister, Mrs.
Budd Gail.
Bridge waa played with high
score being held by Mrs. Gerret
sen, who was also presented
with a guest prize by the host
esses.. Refreshments were
served at the close of the after
noon to Mrs. Gerretsen, Mrs,
Gail, Mrs. William Knlps, Mrs.
C. W. Shores, Mrs. Lew Miles,
Mrs. Victor Milnes, and Mrs,
Leo McCorkle.
Flight Officer and. Mrs. Ger
retsen were married last De
cember at the home of the
bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs,
Laurence Pennington of Red
ding, Calif. The Pennington
family resided in. Medford for
many years.
Medford Couple Visit
Relatives In Seattle
Mr. and Mrs. Vern D. Brophy,
749 West Fourteenth street,
have returned from Seattle
where they spent several days
as guests of their son-in-law and
daughter, Lt. and Mrs. Robert
Squires. Lt, Squires is stationed
at a Seattle naval base.
OPEN EVENINGS
Sgt. Fitzgerald
And Florida Girl
Wed In Virginia
News of the wedding of T.
Sat. Herbert R. Fitzgerald has
been received by his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Fitzgerald
of Same Valley. The sergeant's
bride is the former Louise Davis
of Tallahassee, Fla., and the
wedding took place January zi
in the Baptist church of Wil
liamsburg, Va.
Both the bride and groom are
now on -duty at Langley .Field,
Va. Mrs. Fitzgerald la secretary
to the officer in charge of train
ing and operations at the field
and Sgt. Fitzgerald is serving
as an aerial engineer at the field.
The groom, a graduate of the
Sams Valley high school with
the class of 1931, received his
training at Hamilton Field and
served 32 months at various air
bases in the Aleutian islands.
Before his transfer to Langley
Field, Sgt. Fitzgerald was sta
tioned at Dale-Mabry Field in
Florida.
Ashland Resident
Weds Serviceman
Will Reside Here
ASHLAND Miss Martha
M. Cody, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. William Cody of Ashland,
and Pvt. Robert L. Olsson of
Ames Iowa, were married here
January 31, the service being
read at the Little Chapel of the
Methodist church by the Rev.
George W Eruce.
The bride s wedding costume
was a soldier-blue suit - worn
with black accessories and a car-
sage of gardenias. Attendants
were Mr., and Mrs. Howard T.
Funk, brother-in-law and sister
of the bride.
A reception followed at the
home of the bride, 1105 Oak
street.
Pvt. and Mrs. Olsson will live
in Medford, the groom being
stationd at Camp White.
Mrs. Harder to Leave
Thursday on Vacation -
Mrs. Sylvester H. Harder,
telephone and telegraph, oper
ator lor tne Columbia Utility
company at Camp White, who
is enjoying a short leave of ab
sence, will leave Thursday to
visit her parent's and other rel
atives in Dallas, Ore. Mrs. Har
der has made her home here
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank D. Toews, since her hus
band went overseas. Cpl. Har
der is now serving In Belgium
.
Mrs. Sheldon Returns
To Home in Salt Lake
Mr. George R. Sheldon has
returned to her home in Salt
Lake City, Utah, after making
a visit here with her daughter,
Mrs. John Melton, and Cap
tain Melton, at their home, 323
South Orange street.'
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Open Monday Through Friday 9:30 A. M. to 6 P. M.
Saturdays 10:30 A. M. to 7:30 P. M.
Associate Matron
Of Grand Chapter
To Visit Valley
Of interest to all Eastern Star
members of the valley is the
approaching visit of Mrs. Hatel
Graham of Tillamook, Ore., asso
ciate grand matron of the Grand
Chapter 01 Oregon, wno win
conduct schools of Instruction
for all four chapters of the val
ley. A number of social events
are being planned for Mrs. Gra
ham's pleasure while she is in
the county.
First school of Instruction will
be Thursday, Feb. 8, at two
o'clock at the Medford Masonic
hall. Preceding the school a
luncheon will be held in honor
of the distinguished guest In the
Blue Room of the Holland hotel
at 12:30 p. m. Those in charge
state that all Eastern Star mem
bers are cordially invited to at
tend. Reservations must bo made
by February 7 with Mrs. Delia
Denny, phone 6108.
A stated communclatlon of
Reames chapter will be held in
the evening at eight o'clock.
Friday Mrs. Graham will be
honored, at a no-hostess lunch
eon planned by Adarel chapter
No. 3 of Jacksonville. This
luncheon will also be In the Hol
land Hotel Blue Room and reser
vatlons are to be made with Mrs
Ralph Lue, 4870. That evening
Mrs. Graham will conduct the
school of instruction for Adarel
chapter in the Jacksonville hall
at 8 p. m.
The visiting officer will re
main over the week-end and will
visit Alpha chapter in Ashland
February 12 and Nevita chapter.
Central Point, February 13.
Red Cross Work
Planned By Debs
Plans for carrying on Junior
Red Cross work Were made at
the meeting of Delta Debs held
at the home of Miss Janet Hors
ley on Palm street last Wednes
day evening. Games were also
played during the evening. Miss
Norma Steams was co-hostess
for the evening.
Next meeting of the Debs will
be with Miss Ann Conroy.
Raa Family Members
Are Visitors at Home
Mr. and Mis. Robert Rae of
819 Bennett avenue have had
all the members of their family
at home this past week.
Lt Gene Rae arrived Satur
day frpm Mission, Tex., where
he Is awaiting assignment since
receiving his wings and com
mission as a fighter pilot, and
will leave tomorrow. Mrs. C. G.
Casperson arrived from Sallna,
Kan., and will spend an. indefi
nite time here with her parents
while her husband is overseas
on detached service from Smoky
Hills army air base at Salina.
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Pleasing Concert
Presented In City
By Mario Berini
(By Mrs. E. E. Gore)
Mario Berini, young American
tenor fresh from a recent con
cert tour in .Mexico and South
America, was the artist chosen
to present the second concert of
the 1945 series of the Jackson
County Civic Music association
Thursday night at the high
school auditorium. -
Berini pleased his audience
with his colorful and beautiful
singing. His manner is warm and
compelling and he at once estab
lishes a sympathetic relationship
with his audience. Perhaps this
receptive and non-critical feeling
between artist and listeners is
more easily established by vocal
artists than others because many
people enjoy excellent singing oi
art songs, such as those making
up Mr. Berinl's program, more
than any other type of art.
"Where'ere You Walk", Handel,
and the aria "La Fleur que tu
m'avals Jetee" from "Carmen'
were especially liked, but there
were no dull numbers and the
Schubert group as well as the
modern nationalistic selections
were equally enjoyed. Mr. Ber
inl's voice Is appealing in qual
ity, and has a wide range. Tern
Deramenlallv ho t nhlo n nrn.
ject Intense feeling as well as
subtleties of emotion into his
program.
The expert and accomplished
accompanist was Carl Fuerstner
who so ably accompanied Sidor
Beiarsky, basso cantante, who
opened the concert series last
season. Mr. Fuerstner was greet
ed by many old as well as new
friends.
Berinl's encores were: "Duna"
by McGill; "Hllli of Home"
Fox; "Vienna, City of Dreams",
Sczinskl. and 'Cielitn l.inHn-
Fernandez.
The next concert is this after
noon, at thS hish sohnnl, audi.
torlunt at 3:00 o'clock and will
oe presented by the National
Operatic Quartet. "
Royal Neighbors
Announce Dinner
First plans for the annual
penny dinner." a traditional
benefit affair, vum moHa
the meeting of Medford Royal
Neighbors held last week. The
dinner will be February 15 at
the K. of P. hall beginning at
5:30 o'clock in the evening.
Plans also were made for an
other benefit affair to be held
in March.
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Kid and Fabric
Handkerchief
White and Prints
ADRIENNE'S
Ashland Members
Will Entertain
Women of Club
Ashland members of tha rni. J
lege Women's Club of the Rogue
River Valley will be hostesses
for the meeting Saturday, Feb.
10, entertaining at the home of
Mrs. Walter Redford, 427 Palm
street. Ashland. The meeting Is
scheduled for 2:30 o'clock.
Featured on the program will
be a book review of "Miracles
Ahead", by Norman V. Carlyle
and F. B. Latham, the review
to be given by Mrs. Buford A.
Clark.
Mrs. Amos Willits of Ashland
will be social chairman for the
meeting.
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plea.ure with the children
added time for social and
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