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Society Y and CLUBS Frieda Nichols Becomes Bride Of Bill Lorton At en evening ceremony Wed nesday, Aug. 29, in the Chapel of the Rocks and Roses, Miss Frieda A. Nichols, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Nichols. Sr., j became the bride of Bill J. Lor-1 ton. The Rev. D. K. Millard ! read the service before about 45 friends and relatives. Before the ceremony Rev. and Mrs. Millard sang "Moon light and Roses" and "I Love You Truly," and Mrs. Millard i played the wedding marches. ' The bride wore a gown of white lace and net over satin, with a long train and fingertip veil, and her bouquet was of gar denias and gladioli. Miss Violet I Long, maid of honor, wore a pink satin gown and carried a bouquet of violet-blue asters, and the bridesmaid, Miss Irene Minger, wore a dress of pale blue net over satin and carried pink asters. Reginald Duke Lorton, brother of the groom, was best man. At a reception after the wed ding, the bride and groom first cut the wedding cake and serv- Ust thi modern vapor method that. give you prompt relief from the tpasms of Bronchial AithmtK Easy to um . . . economical. CAU TION Uxeonfy as direetei. lng was continued by Miss Min ger and Mrs. Marcella Godlev of Jacksonville. The couple "will make their home in Medford. Mr. Lorton, formerly a ser geant in the army air force, was honorably discharged Aug. 22 after 7H years service, three years of which were overseas duly. He escaped from a Japa nese concentration camp last Sept. 7 after 24 years confine ment, and holds the air medal, purple heart with two nalt lpaf clusters, good conduct ribbon, American defense ribbon with Dronze star, Asiatic-Pacific rib bon with two campaign ctars, Philippine defense ribbon; Philippine liberation ribbon with bronze star, and the presidential distinguished unit citation with two oak leaf clusters. Oak Grove Club Fetes President; Leaving Medford Members of Oak Grove Neigh borhood club met Wednesday morning at the home of Mrs. E. C. Root, Jacksonville highway, for 8n outdoor breakfast honor ing the club president, Mrs. E. W. Hoffman, who plans to move from Med'erd to McMinnville, Ore., in the near future. Following the nine o'clock breakfast, a remembrance gift was presented by the club to Mrs. Hoffman. Dr. and Mrs. Hoffman have purchased a home in McMinn ville, and plan to move north when they have sold their home here on the Jacksonville high way. The doctor will retire from active practice as a chiro practic physician. He formerly lived in McMinnville, before coming to Medford in 1921 to maintain an office in the Fluhrer building until 1938 when ill health forced partial retirement. Dr. Hoffman has a brother and Mrs. Hoffman a sister living in McMinnville. Mrs. Hoffman al so has a son, Richard Lambert, serving in the merchant marine, and the doctor's daughter, Mrs. Lee Watson, lives in Medford. Old Fashioned Bread Delicious old fashion breads just like Mother used to bake. Satisfying to all because they taste so good and are so healthful Try our different kinds of Old Fashion Bread TODAY! O Salt Rising Bread Q Pumpernickel Bread G Oatmeal Bread O Log Cabin Bread MODEL BAKERY In the Liberty Bldg. ' Parents-Teachers Executive Group Plans Activities Tiie executive committee of the Jackson county council of parents and teachers met at the home of Mrs. H. O. Colburn, 704 ; West 10th street. Aug. 24, to plan activities for the ensuing school year and to make arrangements for the first meeting, to be held Sept. 19. Main topic will be j "Comulsory Military Training." serving on me executive com mittee this year will be: presi dent, Mrs. H. O. Colburn, Med ford; vice president. Mrs. John Bohnert, Central Point; secre tary, Mrs. John Larwood, Med ford: treasurer, Mrs. Phil Stans bury, Ashland; director, Mrs. Henry Padgham, Lone Pine; state vice president, Mrs. Her shel Obye, Grants Pass; past county president, Mrs. R. L. Crosby, Ashland; past state vice president, Mrs. Albert Puhl, Medford; Ashland city council, Mrs. C. L. Wolf. Ashland; Med ford city council, Mrs. W. R. Glass, Medford: National Parent-Teacher Magazine, Mrs. I. D. Murray, Medford: safety, Mrs. Marion Skinner, Jacksonville: summer round-up, Mrs. S. E. Phillips, Medford; membership, Mrs. Orrin Brown, Medford: hos pitality, Mrs. Dee Newtown, Medford: juvenile protection, Mrs. C. M. Frazier, Ashland: re creation, Mrs. George Maddox, Medford; state legislation, Mrs. Frank Van Dyke, Ashland; na tional legislation, Mrs. James Hoev, Medford; publicity, Mrs. G. W. Kelllngton, Oak Grove; music, Mrs. Richard Payne, Med ford. Eagles Plan Trip To Klamath F alls Buses bound for Klamath Falls, where members of the Medford Eagles' lodge have been invited to appear as guests nt the aerie meeting Sunday. Sept. 9. will leave the Eagles' hall 219 W. Main street, at 9 a. m. The Klamath Falls Aerie is planning a past presidents' night, and a large class of candi dates is to be initiated. Local members desiring tickets are asked to contact Bud Olson at the Eagles' club. Members of Crater Lake Aerie No. 2093, In Medford, are also making plans for the visit of Robert Hanson of Milwaukee. Wis., past president of the grand aerie and editor of the Eagles' magazine, who will arrive here Sept. 12. Shower Honors Prospect Woman Prospect Mrs. Lewis Jantzer was hostess at a bridal shower Friday, Aug. 24, honoring Mrs. Roy Collingwood. Attending were Mrs. John Phipps, Mrs. Charles B. Broomfield, Mrs. Ar chie McKillop, Mrs. Everett Shafer and children, Ray and Roma, Mrs. Eldon Bean, Mrs. Ralph Lacy and son Lewis, Mrs. Paul Dalton and children, Cora lie, Henry and Earl, Mrs. Wal lace Neece, Mrs. Ben R. Haynes, Mrs. Harry Goods and Mrs. R. Ceford Carroute. Becoming Fall Fashions for If you wear a sixe IS'i to 26Vi there Is no reason for you to wear shapeless, unattractive clothes! We've solved every fashion problem In a womanly way, for you of ripening years. Youthful but not too "matronly," our women's clothes add to your zest for life! Lovely Rayon Crepes in the new Fall Shades of Pastels or Black, also Black with Fuchsia and Aqua trim. SI 4.95 to $21.95 m mr k. 8 $ & LARGE SIZE SUITS 100 Wool - Sizes 20 to 44 Blues, Greys and Black WW Medford Students Leave This Month To Enter Schools Several Medford students are leaving the city this month to enter colleges for the fall term. Members of sororities on the University of Oregon campus in Eugene will leave this week to prepare the houses for the an nual "rush week," which begins Sept 9. "Freshman week" fol lows on Sept. 17, and registra tion for fall term classes will be Sept. 21 and 22 with classes starting Monday, Sept. 24. Re gistrations for rush week closed Aug. 25. Oregon State College In Cor vallls will commence fall term at the same time, but rush week is held there after classes start. Students returning to OSC will leave later in the month. Among those returning to the University this fall will be the Misses Joyce and Joanne Utz. who were pledged to Delta Zeta sorority last spring. They will leave the first of this week to help reopen the house on the University campus after several years absence. The Misses Eva Hedrick. Vir ginia Hammond, and Phyllis Field, members of Pi Beta Phi sorority, plan to leave Sept. 6 to participate in rushing, and Miss Betty J. McKonzie is returning to the Gamma Phi Beta house at Eugene about this Wednesday. Miss Betty Mack plans to leave for the Alpha Delta Pi house Thursday, along with Mrs. Ray Casebeer, nee Paula Blan ton, who will take part in rush ing, but does not plan to enter fall term classes. Miss Anne Scripter will go In time to begin the fall term, although she does not plan to attend rush week activities. Miss Betty Rose, Alpha Delta Pi. and Miss Betty Kay plan to return to Eugene for winter term at the University, Garden Group Plans Luncheon The first fall meeting of the Medford Garden club will be held Thursday, Sept. 6, at the Riverside USO center, beginning at 12:30 p. m. with a luncheon featuring herbs. Each person is requested to bring either a hot dish, salad or dessert, and open faced sandwiches. Members of "all clubs of the Oregon federation, and any per sons interested in joining the Medford group are invited to at tend. Guest speakers for the after noon will be Mrs. Mabel Maris of Smith River, Calif., who will speak on "Hardy Fuchlas," and Mrs. Ganyon of Jacksonville, whose subject is "The Magic Power of Herbs." The horticul ture committee asks that any persons attending who have fuchsias or herbs In their gar dens, bring specimens for an ex hibit. Richeys Hosts At "Melon Party' Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Richey en tertained at their home, 634 McAndrews road, Thursday eve ning with a "watermelon party" featuring as refreshments a six ty pound watermelon grown by Mrs. Richev's father, Arthur McConnell of Elk City, Okla. The evening was spent in visit ing. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Ray Pence, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Music. Everett, and Mary Louise, Mr. and Mrs Fred Fouse. and Mr. and Mrs. Richey, W. A. Richey. Peggy and Patsy. Medford Firemen Picnic Wednesday Medford city firemen and their families met for a picnic Wednesday evening at the fire hall on North Front street. Hot dogs, watermelon, corn and crab meat were served to 43 guests, and a fish pond and comedy program were presented for the children. Candidates Given Auxiliary Pledge Receiving the obligation of the auxiliary to Crater Lake Aerir No. 2093. Fraternal Order oil Eagles, at the regular meeting! last Thursday evening were Anna Carr. Ulene Sutton, Fern Rost, Leona Murphy, and Idelln1 Smith. Formal initiation of tin candidates will take place in Oc tober when all officers and mem bers of the drill team will bcl present. Present at the meeting were! three guests from Grants Pass Mary Lloyd, Helen Rengstorffl and May Daws. The July quota ribbon was re ceived from the Grand Aerie signifying that the local quota was reached that month. After the meeting, a program was pre sentcd including an accordion! duet by Maxine Fowell and Amelie Coffman, tricks of vari ous kinds by Arch Donaldson and a solo by Bill Lawerence. Re freshmcnts and a dance complet ed the evening. California Guests At Howard Residence House guests at the home on Dr. and Mrs. W. W. Howard 1507 West Main street, are Mrs Cora Kent Welch and Mr. ami Mrs. William Dulin of NortlJ Hollywood, Calif. They arrived In the valley Wednesday tr spend a week's vacation. Mrs Dulin is the former Elizabeth Welch. Fidelity Circle Memberi Will Be Guests Thursday Ladies Bible class of the First Methodist church will meet! Thursday at 2 p.m. in the church! parlors with members of Fidel ity circle as guests. Hostess foi the meeting is Mrs. Martha Hill assisted by Mrs. Lizzie Kunz. Secretary Receiving Degree Of Honor Dues Mrs Marv Carrara, recently appointed financial secretary oil Medford lodge No. 105, Degree of Honor P. A., is receiving due.1 and premiums from members at her home. 823 West 13th street on Tuesdays and evenings. CALENDAR Monday 8:00 p. m. Olive Robekah lodge, I.O.O.F. hall. 221 W. 6th St., regular business meeting Visitors welcome. Tuesday 12:30 p. m. Auxiliary guild of St. Mark's Episcopal church pot luck luncheon at MarKade first autumn meeting. 2:30 p. m. Women's Interde nominational Cottage Prayer meeting, home of Mrs. Ira Wil llama, 511 King St. 6:30 p. m. Lady Lions, din ner ai Holland Hotel, new of ficers presiding. 8:00 p. m. Chapter BE P.E.O., home of Miss Katherine Stewart, GcBauer Apts. Mrs Frances Cochran, hostess. Wednesday 10:00 a. m. Daughters of Nile, courthouse for Red Cross sewing. Bring sandwiches foi lunch. 2.00 p. m. Get -Together club, pot luck luncheon Eagles' hall. 2:00 p. m. Adult Mission ary meeting. First Christian church fellowship room. 7:45 p. m. Contemporary Book club, home of Mrs. Ernest Barnes. Thursday 12:30 p. m. Medford Garden club, herb dinner at U.S.O Bring hot dish, salad or dessert and open faced sandwiches. 2:00 p. m. Ladies Bible class of First Methodist church church parlors. Hostesses, Mrs Martha Hill and Mrs. Lizzie! Kunz; Fidelity circle guests. 8:00 p. m. Royal Neighbor: of America, Initiation at KP hall Officers asked to wear formals 8:00 p. m. Adarel Chapter No. 3, O.E.S., Jacksonville, stat ed communication. Saturday 2:00 p. m. Zuleima Temple Daughters of the Nile, first stat ed meeting of fall session. Grants Pass Masonic temple. EVERY DAY IS BARGAIN DAY at ACME Sporting Goods Builders' Hardware Plumbing Housewares Paints Yarnishes Farm Goods Electrical Appliances Nancy White Has Birthday Party Nancy Gayle White, daughter of Lt. Col. and Mrs. George E. White of Jacksonville highway, celebrated her fourth birthday anniversary last Sunday after noon with a lawn party at the White home. I Refreshments were served In the yard to three small guests. Linda Knips. Jane Groves, and Nancy Nledermeyer, and mo thers, Mrs. William Knips and Mrs. George Groves. Sojourners Plan Picnic At Juckson Hoi Springs A picnic for members of the Sojourners club and their famil ies will be held Sunday, Sept. 9. at Jackson Hot Springs at 1 p.m. Swimming and games for all are planned, and prizes will he awarded. Those planning to at tend are asked to telephone Mrs. H A Krause. number 4672, for reservations. New Officers To Preside At Lady Lions Dinner Mrs. N. D Rowe. president, and other new officers of Lady Lions club will preside at the first auiumn meeting of the group at the Hotel Holland Tues day. The meeting will start with a dinner at 6 30 p.m. Adarel Chapter Slates Meeting Thursday Night Stated communication of Adarel Chapter No. 3. Order of Eastern Star, at Jacksonville, will be held at 8 p. m. Thursday. This will be the first meeting of the lodge since they disbanded for the summer last June. Miss Patricia Benolst Visiting In Medford Visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. Elwood Hedbcrg. 1206 East Main street, is Mrs. Hedberg's neice, Miss Patricia Benoist of Klamath Falls. Miss Sunday, Sept. 2, 194a MEDFORD MAIL TBIBUHX TTT1 Benoist was graduated from Klamath Falls Union high school In June and plans to enter Ore Son State college' this fall. SITTSSeST SR&1D mm V BUY VICTORY BONOS G ADDED PROFITS WITH A BUY " VICTORY BONDS DeLAVAL MILKER jK The DcLava! Magnetic "Speedway" Is even better than ever equalled by none just the thing to put added profits In your dairy business, regard less of its size. These new milkers provide new east) of assembly and dissembly PLUS unequalled milking action. Dairy farmers find the new DeLaval Magnetic milker the most important equipment of all an investment that pays for itself over and over again! HUBSA&D - WHAT CO. 29 NORTH RIVERSIDE PHONE 4011 Sensational lews The Greatef Sale Southern Oregon Has Had In Years JUST DAYS AWAY Watch This Paper Daily for Com plete Details of this Tremendous Bargain Festival. 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