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m mums. And Select Green Fir Slabs Mixed The Heavy Kind 12 or 16-inch $ JF .50 Buy Now Season's Best Quality Big Double Load O MEDFORD FUEL CO. TEL 3111 "Come unto Me, all ye that labour and are heavy lden, and I will give you rest." THE APOSTOLIC FAITH CHURCH (N. CENTRAL AVE. AT 3rd ST.) Music Personal Testimonies Inspiring Preaching Tell How REST TO THE WEARY Is Found In HEART-FELT SALVATION Sukiay Services: II A. M., 3 P. M., and 7:45 P. M. Tuesday and Friday Services. 8 P.M. Special Music Opens Sunday Evening Service "The church without a collection plate" GROCETERIA Number 1 Sixth and Central OPEN TODAY 9 a. m. to 7 p. m. Society and CLUBS Miss Carol Crone Becomes Bride Of Dr. Luke Vorheis Details of the wedding of MIjs Carol Crone, daughter of Mrs. Myrtle V. Crone of Eugene, to Dr. Luke Vorhels, son of Mr and Mrs. M. L. Vorheis, Route 4, Box 27, have been received here. The wedding was solenv nized in University Presbyterian church, Madison, Wis., in March, with Dr. Lawer reading the service. Preceding the double ring ceremony the Rev. John Clay ton sang "I Love But Thee" and following the exchange of vows he sang the Lord's Prayer. The bride, given in marriage by Dr. Charles Thell, wore a dress of white tulle and satin with a fin gertip veil falling from a tiara of pearls. She carried a bouquet of eardenias and roses. Miss Jean Bryant, Eugene, bridesmaids, wore blue sheer with a match ing tiara and carried a bouquet of roses and sweetpeas. Dr. Emerson Collier of Port land served as best man and Dr. Robert Harrington of Los An geles as usher. Following the ceremony a re ception was held in the church parlor, after which the couple left for Chicago. Present for the wedding were the bride s moth er, and two sisters, Mrs. Ted Ty ler of Portland and Mrs. Tom Fair of Bend. Mrs. Vorheis is a graduate of Oregon State college and is also a graduate nurse. Dr. Vorheis graduated from Oregon State college and last September grad uated from the University of Oregon Medical School in Port land. He is at present a first lieutenant in the army medical corps reserve and upon com pletion of his nine months of internship allowed by the army expects to return to active duty. Church Circle Plans Annual May Breakfast The annual May Day break fast of Grace circle, Presbyter ian church, will be held at the church parlors the morning of May 1, committees announce. Waffles and sausages will be served from 9 a. m. until 1 p. m., the committee states. Monday, Tuesday any day that's a sunny day will bring forth pretty bare-armed fashions. They come in Jerseys, Seersuckers and Pique In one, two and three piece styling 3-Pc. PLAY SUITS $5.95 to $10.95 SEPARATE SHORTS $1.98 to $2.95 Midriff and Tailored Styles PINAFORES & Backless Jumpers SLACKS Slack Suits and Separate Slacks for work or play $4-95 to $7.95 PAY LESS and DRESS BETTER M. M. DEPT. STORE Chapter Sponsors Farewell Affair For Mrs. Bonney Central Point A farewell tea at the Masonic Temple in Cen tral Point last Saturday after noon honored Mrs. Bertha Bonney. Hostesses for the af fair were members of the Past Matrons' club of Nevita chap ter, O. E. S., assisted by the worthy matron, Mrs. Lloyd Stimson and chapter officers. The rooms were attractively decorated with a profusion of flowers in star colors and the lace covered tea table was cen tered with a special arrange ment of heather, which outlined Mrs. Bonney's name around a large mirror holding a floral star. White tapers in crystal candelbra completed the ar rangement. During the afternoon Mrs. Lloyd Morris sang several songs and Miss Lila Holt of Medford' presented piano selections. Miss Jean Kincaid, accompanied by Miss Patsy Faber, entertained with clarinet solos. Mrs. Bonney received many gifts and expressions of affec tion from the large group of friends at the tea. Officers and many members of the Spanish War Veterans' auxiliary attend ed and presented the honored guest with a gift and the Past Matrons club and Nevita chap ter presented a gift of apprecia tion for the service which Mrs. Bonney had rendered the chap ter. Mrs. Leonard Freeman, pres ident of the past matrons' group was general chairman in charge of the tea and her assistants were Mrs. Howard Jewett, Mrs. Lloyd Stimson, Mrs. Hensley Holt, Mrs. C. F. McKibbon, Mrs. Elmer Kyle, Mrs. Everett A. Faber and officers of the chap ter. Mrs. L. C. Scott presented each guest a gold star with a flower boutonniere. Those pour ing during the afternoon were Mrs. Stimson, Mrs. Faber, Mrs. Freeman and Mrs. Truman Brenner. Included among the guests were Mrs. Bonney's daughter-in-law, Mrs. C. A. Copple of Al buquerque, N. M., Mrs. Harold Head and son, Harlow, of Eu gene, and worthy matrons and other officers and members of the various valley chapters. Mrs. Bonney left Sunday to make her home in New Mexico with the Copples. Medford Woman Honored Guest. At Two Parties 1 Graduates Receive R. C. Certificates For Home Nursing Ten members of the home nursing class of the Camp White Red Cross Auxiliary graduated and were presented with certifi cates and pins at an informal luncheon Friday noon, April 27, at the Outpost. Mrs. John Young, chairman of the auxil iary, presided. Mrs. Caroline Reynolds, R. Mrs. Calvin Hammerly was honored at two social affairs Wednesday In observance of her birthday anniversary. Both were planned as surprises for Mrs Hammerly. ' In the afternoon Mrs. Rodney Schuler entertained a few friends at her home, 21 Willamette ave nue, in honor of Mrs. Hammerly. Arrangements of lilacs decorated the Schuler home and tea Was served. Invited guests were Mrs. Bayard Getchell, Mrs. G. G Stagg, Mrs. M. M. Kindle. Mrs Roy Schmidt, Mrs. H. Walker, Mrs. Keith Bates, Mrs. Clifford Peart, Mrs. Robert Lindsay and Mrs. J. Hall. Wednesday evening a dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Keith i Bates, Ideal court, honored Mrs ! ' 1 1 i 1 . . .1 ntlliuiieriy, vjuesia weie wn . ttuu Mrs. Hammerly, Mr. and Mrs Schuler and Mr. and Mrs. Hall. : Following dinner the guests en-, joyed an evening of dancing. I Gates Return To City I After Visit With Son j Mr. and Mrs. George Gates. 1 830 Minnesota avenue, returned yesterday from a week's busi ness trip to Portland and Seattle. While in Washington the Gates visited their son, Phillip, S2c, who is attending a naval school in Seattle. 1 KIDDIES ar. a lot of Joy . . . and a lot of work, too, for Mother. There ar. so many clothes to keep clean, .spe cially when school days errive. That's where Amer ican Laundry s.rvic. comes In. W. can tak. load off Mother's hands by launder ing th. youngsters' clothes pic and span. You'll b. agreeably surprised how economical this serTlce Is, tool BUY WAR BONOS N.( member of. the auxiliary and teacher of the class presented the candidates. Presented were Mrs. Ora M. Cramer, Mrs. Rob ert Forbes, Mrs. J. W. Horsley, Mrs. Evelyn Lancaster, Mrs. Jane A. Prime, Mrs. John Mel ton, Mrs. Alice C. Shoultz, Mrs. Sylvia Silverberg, Mrs. W. H. Steele, and Mrs. Cheryl Talbot. Six members were transferred before finishing the course. Miss Helen Bullis, chairman of home nursing and Mrs. Fred Rankin, executive secretary. Sunday, April J8. 1945 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE mt were guests. All officers' wives In Medford are welcome to do Red Cross work with the auxiliary, accord ing to Mrs. Young. The group, which changes in personnel, as army units are moved In and out of Camp White and Medford air base works two days a week for the Red Cross, Fridays from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. making surgical dressings for Camp White station hospital under direction of Mrs. John McCullough, and Wednes-' days sewing from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. under the direction of Mrs.. John Horsley. ; WASHING MACHINES REPAIRED Parts ft S.rvic. on All Mak.s B. & B Washer Shop 408 E. 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Just arrived and a limited quantity only , , non-marking sole , . . brown and white . . . 98( $5.95 P.S.: You can also find Brown and White "Golfers" at Leon's. 21 N. Central Phone S847 l! Si
