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Miss Donna Jacob
Married Recently
To Cpl. Chastain
The marriage of Miss Donna
Jacobs, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
D. L. Jacobs of Ross Lane, and
Cpl. Eldon Chastain. son of Mr.
and Mrs. S. E. Chastain of route
' 3, Medford, was solemnized Feb.
8 at the home of Rev. Leonard
Weston in San Diego, Calif.
Rev Weston, a former pastor of
' the Assembly of God church of
' Medford, read the service at 7
o'clock In the evening.
Preceding the ceremony, Miss
Adaire Weston sang "I Love You
Truly." accompanied by her
mother. ;
For the service the bride wore
dark soldier blue dress with a
white camelia corsage. Her
mother was her only attendant
After the ceremony Miss Wes
ton sang "Like a Tender Shep
herd Lead Us."
Mrs Chastain graduated from
Medford senior high with the
class of 1943. Cpl. Chastain also
attended the Medford schools
and entered the service In 1942.
Cpl. and Mrs. Chastain will
make their home In San Diego
where he Is taking training at
radio commando school. He was
stationed there upon returning
from two years overseas duty
during which time he has seen
. action in Africa, Sicily, Italy and
France.
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'.Palestine Theme
Of Club Program
Given Wednesday
' An -interesting program on
Palestine was presented by Mrs
H. T. Hodges, program chair
man, at the meeting last week
of the Wednesday Study club
Mrs. Jonas Wold reviewed
"Harvest Desert" by Maurice
Samuel, who lived in Palestine
for many years. Although the
land first gives an impression of
extreme desolation, it really Is
one of the richest spots on earth,
the author declared, and la fam
ous for citrus fruits and vege
tables. Since- the beginning, of
the war, with the resulting In
flux of refugees, the country has
i undergone many Improvements
and developmenti and there Is
, further need for reclaiming of
; land by diversion of the Jordan
river, Mr. Samuel wrote.
Mrs. T. L. Goodwin gave a
paper based on the writings of
Dr. Walter C. Loudermllk and
, other press correspondents writ
ing of Palestine. She compared
the country in size to the state
of Vermont and also spoke of
the need of more agricultural
development to ear for the 15
million refugees that have re
turned to' the motherland. Mrs
; Goodwin also spoke of the Nan
, Influence among the Arab popu-
lation and of the varloui under
ground movements.
The program was followed by
a discussion of present day prob
lems. i
i Kiwanis Member '
Entertain Wives
At Dinner Party ,
Kiwanis club members and
their wives were entertained for
dinner and a program at St.
. Mark's . Parish hall Wednesday
'evening, with more than 90 In
attendance.
Joe C. Long, Portland, was
featured on the program, giving
an amusing and entertaining
talk. Mr. Long is often compared
to the late Will Rogers in his
manner of making public ap
pearances and is widely known
In Oregon.
A music program Included
numbers by a high school quar
tet, made up of June Williams
Audrey Jarmln, Carl Winkle
bleck and Gerald Pence, accor
. dion numbers by Loyal Heath
and acrobatic dancing by Dervn
Sater. Phyllis Furry provided
music for the dance number
. Numbers were also given bv
Carl Wlnkleblecks newly or
' gantzed orchestra.
The program was arranged by
C. Lyal) Fldler of the Kiwanis
: club, and E. E. Kofoed acted as
toastmaster.
GROCETERIA
NUMBER 1
Sixth and Central
OPEN
TODAY
9 a. m. to 7 p. m.
Mis Dorothy Gill
To Become Bride
Rite To Be Soon
Mr. and Mrs. John S. Gill, 122
Cottage street, announce the en
gagement and approaching mar
riage of their daughter, Dorothy,
to Robert F. Llndstrom, son of
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Llndstrom,
Jr., of SOS Costa Rica avenue.
San Mateo, Calif.
The wedding date has been set
for March 17 and will take place
in San Mateo. Mr. and Mrs. Gill
will leave Medford about .the
middle of March to attend the
ceremony.
The bride-to-be attended the
Medford schools and graduated
from Medford high school with
the class of 1938. She was em
ployed for several years at the
Medford Flower Shop and left
last July for San Mateo where
she accepted a position with the
California Flower shippers.
. Mr. Llndstrom attended the
schools of Burlingame, Calif.,
and San Mateo and for the past
three years has been with the
Hammond Aircraft company. He
is now in business with his
father.
Mrs. Charles McKeever, a sis
ter of Mr. Lindstrom, and Miss
Lillian Retis gave a miscellane
ous shower for Miss Gill on Fri
day, Feb. 16, at Mrs. McKeever,s
home in San Mateo. Twenty-five
friends of the honored guest
were present for the affair. Mrs
Gill was also a guest, having
gone to San Mateo to visit her
daughter for 10 days.
Five Servicemen
Honored At Party .
Thursday Evening
Mrs. N. C. Benlamln enter.
talned Thursday night at an
open house party and dance in
honor of her cousin, Richard
David Holmes, home frntn War.
ragut, Ida., after completing
naval indoctrination training
mere, ine affair also honored
Charles Alvln Pena.
leave from the Farragut base
Pvt. Allen Sterton, on furlough
from an air base in Mississippi;
Bob' Welsenburger, home on
leave from the Great Lakes na
val training station, and Jim
Tucker, home from the naval
station at San Diego.
ine party was given at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Brooks, 1307 West Main street
and about 75 friends of the
young men greeted them during
the evening. Music for dancing
was furnished hv "Slnoin sirin
ny' band," led by Carl Winkle
bleck, and refreshments were
served.
Mrs. Ruth Dnit
the honored guest, and Mr. and
mrs. Brooks, served as chape
rones.
The hostess la the former
Peggy Coram.
Wealevan Guild
Hears Missionary
uuest speaker for the meeting
Of Wenlpvat flm,J n..iu i
" T.VD V1UIIU 1USI
Tuesday evening at the Metho-
"mi cnurcn parlors was the
Rev. Perry O. Hanson, returned
missionary from China. Also on
the program was Mrs. Lucille
Schoepert, who gave two vocal
solos with Mrs. F, L. Lanti as
accompanist.
A covered dish supper pre
ceded the program, with hus
bands and friends as guests of
members. The tables were beau
tifully decorated, the appoint
ments Including handmade men
us which carried out the Chin
ese theme. .
Cook Celebrate
60th Anniversary
Talent, Feb. 25. Sixty-one
friends called on Mr. and Mrs
E. E. Cook durintf tha mtlahru
Hon of their sixtieth weddlnp
anniversary Thursday. A very
pleasant day was enjoyed by the
couple who received a number
of gifts, cards and cakes. Accor
dion mtlftic urn. atinnllftH hv
Marie Furrer and Herbert
Combs.
Miss Creger Wed
To Corporal Cram
In Chapel Rite
In the palm-banked chapel at
Vancouver Barracks last Sun
day Nancy Greger of Tacoma,
Wash., became the bride of Cpl.
Roger W. Cram, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Lynn Cram of Medford.
The bride wore a turquoise
jersey dress with black acces
sories and her corsage was of
white orchids. Miss Verna Mae
Dunning of Portland, her maid
of honor, was dressed in geran
ium pink and wore a gardenia
corsage.
Best man for his cousin was
John Cram of the navy. The
bride was given in marriage by
Joe C. Long of Portland.
Miss Joyce Beadles of Port
land played the organ and Mrs.
John C. Lea, also of Portland,
sang "I Love Thee," and "Be
cause." Wedding guests Included Mr.
and Mrs. Cram, the groom's par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Desmond
Fulp of Waldport, Mrs. Houck
of Eugene, Miss Shirley Cram of
Portland, and Miss Made'iene
Obenchain, also of Portland.
The newfyweds will be at
home in Tacoma while Cpl
Cram, a veteran of two years
in the south Pacific with, the
41st division, is stationed at Ft.
Lewis.
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Announce Troth ,
Of Miss Evanson
To Calif 'ornian ,
An informal party at the Fed
erated Church in Orland, Calif..
Wednesday evening was the set
ting for the announcement of
the engagement of Elizabeth
Evanson of Medford to William
Fcllersen of Orland.
Miss Evanson Is the daughter
of Mrs. Edward A. Evanson, 530
South Grape street. She grad
uated from Medford High school
and since September has been a
music supervisor at the Orland
Hlfh school, v
Mr. Fcllersen Is the son of
Mrs. Emma J... Fellersen of Or
land and is an orchardist in that
vicinity.
' Miss Evanson and her fiancee
arrived in Medford Friday and
are visiting her mother at the
family home until Monday. No
date has been announced for the
wedding.
Two Social Event
Given Last Week
For Grand diet
Two social events this week
honored Mrs. Sadie Graham
Corvallis, grand chief of the
Pythian Sisters of Oregon. Tues
day' night a banquet at the Hol
land Hotel for Tythian Sisters
and Knights honored the v isiting
grand chief and Wednesday noon
a luncheon at the Holland also
complimented Mrs. Graham.
Following the banquet Mrs
Graham madt her official visit
to the lodge and a ritualistic
meeting was held with initiation
of three new members. Refresh
ments were served at the close
of the ceremonies, the tables
being decorated in the George
Washington tneme with minia
ture stumps and axes. On the re
freshment committee were Mrs
Ray Yost, Mrs. W. L. Walden,
Miss Esther Walden, Roy Bilder
back and Mr. Dawson.
Skriners' Wives
To Meet Tuesday
Wives of Shrlners have plan
ned a social evening for, Tuesday
of this week. The group will
gather at the home of Mrs. Geo.
Carter, 821 East Jackson boule
vard, for a seven o'clock potluck
dinner to be followed by cards
and other games.
Mrs. O. L. Overmeyer and
Mrs. H. F. Nordwlck are In
charge of arrangements.
Gel Cul-of-Doors
Yti. It's time to get out-of-Joori
in the Victory Gar
dsn, tn the flower beds, in
the early spring sunshine.
Let us take care oi your
laundry work enjoy added
hours of leisure and work
you enjoy. This service is
io convenient and economical!
Olsens Annocve
Daughter's '- -VA
To Captain iioss
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Olsen of
40 Berkeley Way announce the
engagement of their daughter
Dorthea, to Captain Raymond
H. Ross. The captain is now serv
ing in the Philippine Islands
with the famous Americal Urn
sion of the army.
Both Miss Olsen and Capt. Ross
attended Medford high school
being members of the class of
1939. After a year at Oregon
State college Miss Olsen gradu
ated from secretarial school in
San Francisco. Capt. Ross at
tended school here for three
years, making his home with the
Rev. and Mrs. Joseph Knotts
when the Rev. Knotts was pastor
of the Medford Methodist
church. The captain left here in
1939 and later completed nign
school in San Francisco. The
Rev. and Mrs. Knotts now reside
in Salem.
Captain Ross holds the combat
infantryman's badge, the bronze
star and the silver star for action
on Guadalcanal and Bougain
ville. Farewell Party
Honors Couple
From Bellingham
Mr onH Mrs. N. T. Hodges
Jr., of Bellingham, Wash., were
honored at a party given me
evening of Feb. 17 by Mr. and
Mr. Rnv Edwards. 323 King
street. The Hodges formerly re
sided here and left for tneir
Rellineham the middle
of last week after visiting here
for two weeks with relatives ana
friends.
Present for the farewell party
were Mr. and Mrs. Hodges, Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Hawk, Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Archer, Mr. and
lur,-- .Tack rlnrlf Mr. and Mrs.
Ed. StlUwell, Mr. and Mrs. Ber
nard Hass, Mrs. Ira Brooks and
the host and hostess.
The evening was spent play
Ing pinochle with high scores
won by Mrs. Hass and Mr. Arch
er. Mr. Hodges and Mrs. Archer
won prizes for low scores..
Medford Woman
To Speak Friday
Gold Hill Mrs. C. C. Sater
of the Medford Garden club will
speak at the meeting of the
Gold Hill Garden club to be
field at the home of Mrs. H. D
Force Friday, March 2 at 2 p
m. Mrs. Sater will Instruct the
club in the making of colonial
corsages, or "tussle mussles."
Members are asked to bring any
spring flowers of any color now
blooming.
Anyone Interested Is Invited
to attend the meeting.
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Nile Ceremonial,
Social Function
Given For Queen
Planned around the visit to
this district of Mrs. Elizabeth
Eggert, Syracuse, supreme queen
of the Daughters of the Nile,
a special meeting and ceremoni
al nf Ziileima TeirtDle were held
Monday in Grants Pass, followed
by a tea and dinner, a large
number of people from Medford
attended both the afternoon and
evening functions.
Elaborate decorations with an
nrientnl theme had been arrang
ed for the ceremonial by a com
mittee of which Mrs. r. u. Mer
man, past queen of the temple
from Grants Pass, was chair
man. Reventv women, from 14
towns of southern Oregon, were
initiated into the temple during
the ceremonies.
Mr. Charles Coolev of Grants
Pass was chairman of the com
mittee on arrangement for the
tea which honored Mrs. Eggert
and the new initiates. -
Ahniit 250 Shrlners and tem
ple members attended the for
mal banquet and dance given
that evening at the Redwood
Hotel in Grants Pass. . Banquet
tables were decorated with Jon
quils, pussywillows and acacia
hv a committee of which Mrs.
Sam Baker, Grants Pass, past
queen of the temple, was chair
man. " '
A program and dancing, ar
ranged by Mrs. Austin Brownell,
past queen, Grants Pass, follow-,
ed the banquet.
Tuesday evening, Mrs. Frank
lin Vannice, present queen of
Zulelma Temple, entertained
past queens and officers of the
temple at a buffet dinner which
honored Mrs. Eggert. The dinner
was given at the Vannice home
in Grants Pass with 40 guests in
attendance. '
Bishop Family '
To Leave City
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Bishop and
little daughter, Marcia, will
leave this week - for Portland
where Mr. Bishop will become
manager of the Portland office
of the John Keating Co., radio
station representatives. The
Bishops sold their home at 1100
East Main street some time ago
to Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Hardy and
have been making their home
since at 20 So. Laurel street. The
Bishops' daughter, Beverly, will
remain in Medford to complete
the term at senior high school,
C. L. PERKINS
Doctor oi OPTOMETRY
Successor to Dr. E. D. Elwood
Betterment of Human Vision
LENSES PRESCRIBED
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Cor. Main fc Central. Medford
Mississippi Girl
Becomes Bride of
Prospect Corporal
- Prospect A wedding of wide
local Interest took place at Col
umbia, South Carolina, Feb. 6
when Miss D'Lorraine Stockstill
of Picayune, Miss., became the
bride of Cpl. Ted G. Jantzer, son
of Mr. and Mrs. George L. Jant
zer of Prospect. The bride is the
only daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert Stockstill.
Mrs. Jantzer was graduated
from Carriere high school in
1942. She attended Draughton's
Junior college at Jackson, Miss.,
and was graduated there last
year. ,
Cpl. Jantzer is well Known
here, where he was a member
of the 1940 graduating class of
Prospect high school. He grad
uated from the Southern Oregon
College of Education at Ashland
in 1942 and enlisted in the army
while attending Oregon State
College in the fall of 1942.
Cpl. and Mrs. Jantzer are mak
ing their home at Columbia, S.
C, for the present.
Mr. Ross Honored
At Birthday Party
A surprise party was given
for Fred Ross, 415V4 South New
town street, on Feb. 18, the
affair .celebrating Mr. Ross
birthday anniversary. Decora
tions for the table from which.
refreshments were served were
in red and white and the birth
day cake was cut and served by
Mrs. Ross. -
The honored guests received a
number of gifts. Guests were
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Barker, Mr
and Mrs. M. A. Bliss,1 Mrs. Marv
Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Meads, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Coffer
Mrs. Mary Page, Mrs. Jennie
Dyament, Mrs. Stella Eggers
Herbert Logan, E. Hewitt, T.
Thomas, Clarence Leonard and
Mr. Ross, all being members oi
the Medford Townsend club. -
Carpenters Are Hosts
At Small inner Party
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred S. V. Car
penter entertained at a small
dinner Friday evening at. their
home, Topsides, on the Old
Stage Road. Guests were Mr
and Mrs. Robert Beebe, who re
cently came to Medford from
Portland, Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Graff and Miss Alicia Kuhl.
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Volunteer Corps
February Meeting
Held Last Week
Volunteer Nurses Aide corps
held the February meeting at
the home of Mrs. Chester, Gutch
es, 1223 West Main street, last
week. Mrs. Gutches is corps
captain.
Mrs. Anne Barmes, R. N.,
Community Hospital, sooke on
the use of oxygen. . Mrs. Don
Newbury, chairman of the Red
Cross nurses' aide committee
Introduced Miss Mary Gray,
nursing field representative for
the Red Cross, who spoke brief
ly. Present for the meeting were
Mrs. Thomas Emmens, Mrs. E.
G. Randolph, Miss Barbara Ran.
dolph, Miss Mildred Dugan, Mrs
Paul Bulkin, Mrs. John Boyle.
Mrs. Irwin Doty, Mrs. T. R.
Florey and the hostess, Mrs.
Gutches, Corps members, and
the guestsr Mrs. Barnes, Mrs.
Newbury and Miss Gray.
Following the meeting Mrs
Gutches and Mrs. Doty, co-hostess,
served refreshments.
Baptist Women Plan
Missionary Meeting '
A missionary meeting will bo
held by women of the First Bap
Beauty School
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day at 2 o'clock. Worship will
be on the theme, "Seeking
Peace" with Mrs. C. Boshears to .
ue in cnarge, ana leaaer OI the
meeting will be Mrs. K. E. Wil
son, the program to be on "The
Price of Peace."
Hostesses will be the Mes
dames Ekerson, Wright, Knox
and Case.
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