SOCIETY
A and CLUBS
Luncheon Club
Is Entertained
Mrs. Carolyn Adams was host
ess for the Friday Luncheon club
lat week, entertaining at her
home on .the Old Pacific high
way. Mrs. John Seiler led the
devotional period and accordion
music was presented by Rita
Rogers and Barbara Vance. Mrs.
Joseph Wilkinson gave a read
ing. Since Mrs. Adams celebrated
her birthday anniversary that
day, she was presented with a
cake plate.
D. E. Millard, LLD.
ANNOUNCING
A MEW DISCOVERY
IN RELIGION
Revealed in a Special
Sermon Lecture
'THE ATOMIC POWER
OF PRAYER'
At 10:55 A. M. Today
at the
CHAPEL OF THE
ROCKS AND
ROSES
104 So- Oakdale
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Troop Sche'dules 1
Many Activities;
To Meet Tuesday
Fall Is proving a busy time
for members of the Ladies
Mounted Troop with both rodeo
activities and meetings. Last
Tuesday night 23 members were
guests of Mrs. William Gren
bemer for a dinner held at the
Grenbemer home, 23 Rose ave
nut, and this week the Troop
members will ride to the home
of Dr. and Mrs. S. E. Philips
Tuesday evening for dinner.
Saturday a number of riders
from both the Troop and the
Sheriff's Posse went to Rose
burg for the rodeo being held
there this week-end by the
Douglas County Sheriff's Posse
and last week-end Troop mem
bers rode in the Victory Rodeo
given by the Posse here.
Last Tuesday's meeting was
given an unusually interesting
turn by the appearance of six
costumed men who had been
riding that afternoon with the
cast of "Canyon Passage." being
filmed at Diamond Lake by Uni
versal. In the group were four
members of the Sheriff's Posse,
Frank Cullen, Paul Bulkin.
Tony Boltano and C. Lya'.l Fid
ler, Jim Warren of the Ashland
Riding association and Grant
Withers, Hollywood movie ac
tor. The men wore the boots,
black felt hats and other cloth
ing typical of the pioneer days
of which the story deals and
had been made up with pictur
esque beards and sideburns in
such a manner that friends and
relatives -failed to recognize
them. Walter Leverette and Mr.
Grenbemer were also present
during the evening.
Troop members planning to
ride from the stables to Big
Boulder Ranch, the Philips'
home, are asked to be at the
stables and ready to leave at 6
p. m.
Officer, Wife
Honored Guests
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Moss, 516
South Ivy street, entertained re
cently at a dinner party which
honored Lt. and Mrs. Dallas S.
Greer. Lt. Greer has been trans
ferred from Camp White to Tule
Lake, Calif., and Mrs. Greer has
returned to the family home at
Lenoir, North Carolina.
Guests for the dinner, served
on the lawn, were Lt. and Mrs.
Greer, Col. and Mrs. Thomas Mc
Cullough, Capt. and Mrs. H. C.
Wood, Capt. Korfitte, Capt. and
Mrs. Nelson Childers, Lt. and
Mrs. Thomas Flanagan, Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Yoakley, Mrs. Cather
ine Patterson, John Goodwyn,
Bill Moss and son, Bob of Los
Angeles.
KEEP IN
TUNE
WITH FALL
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8:30 p..m.
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Miss Snyder Wed
To T. Sgt. Smith
At Local Chapel
Miss Dorothy L Snyder of
Cleveland, O., became the bride
of T. Sgt. Paul G. Smith, also of
Cleveland, in a double-ring cer
emony in the Chapel of the
Rocks and Roses Thursday eve
ning, Sept. 13. The Rev. D. E.
Millard read the ceremony.
Miss Snyder wore a gray suit,
with a corsage of pink gladioli
and Mrs. Robert Dutton, matron-of-honor,
wore a green suit with
a corsage of peach colored gladi
oli. Sgt. Robert H. Dutton was best
man for the groom. Also present
for the service were Staff Sgt.
and Mrs. Glen J. Scott.
Table Rock Club
Holds Election
At Last Meeting
Table Rock Mrs. Vivian
Pierce was named president of
the Table Rock Ladies club at
the September meeting held re
cently at Mrs. Pierce's home.
Mrs. Enma Sullinger, chair
man of ths Red Cross work com
mittee, reported that the club
had made 270 mules. The group
is now J.nitting squares for Red
Cross afgtnns. Club "pals" were
revealed and drawing for new
names held.
Refreshments were served by
the hostess, assisted by Mrs.
Dickey.
Next meeting of the group
will be held at the home of Mrs.
O. T. Wilson in Central Point.
Extension Unit
To Hold Rally
At Girls' Club
A rally and installation of of
ficers will mark the first meeting
of the Medford Extension unit
which has been scheduled for
Wednesday at the Girls' Com
munity club at 1:30 p. m. Mrs.
Olive Floyd, president of the
unit, states that an unusually in
teresting program is being
planned for the coming year and
she urges anyone interested In
home extension work to attend
the meeting.
As part of the state-wide pro
gram, material of especial inter
est to young mothers will be pre
sented this fall and winter, Mrs.
Floyd states, and In order that
young mothers may avail them
selves of the program a nursery
for small children will be pro
vided during the sessions.
Students Leave
For University
Leaving today for Eugene to
enter the University of Oregon
for the fall term are Miss Margo
Gammill, Miss Marilyn Wright,
Miss Rhoda Williams and Lee
Shafer, all of the Phoenix dis
trict. Miss Gammill and Miss
Williams will drive to Eugene
with Miss Gammill's mother,
Mrs. Miles Gammill, Route 1,
while Miss Wright and young
Shafer will motor up with Miss
Wright's mother, Mrs. Mark
Wright, Pacific Highway South.
All four young people will be
entering for their freshman year.
The three young women grad
uated from Medford high school
while young Shafer is a grad
uate of the Phoenix high school
and resides on route 4.
Ageei In East, Canada
For Extended Journey
Mr. and Mrs. Z. N. Agee, 518
South Oakdale avenue, left Med
ford several days ago for an ex
tended trip through the middle
west and eastern states and into
Canada. They planned to visit
Chicago, Mishauaka, Ind., Tor
onto, Montreal, St. Anne De
Beaupre and Hamburg in Cana
da and in the latter city will be
present at the golden wedding
anniversary celebration of cou
sins. Mr. and Mrs. Agee plan to
be absent about three months.
Nurses Know
That Cleanliness
Is Vital
If you know a nun ask
her about the Importance
of clean clothing and linen.
She'll tell you that cleanli
ness is essential to health
ful living. That's why we
take particular care to see
that your laundry it done
under the most sanitary
conditions.
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Dorna Mclntyre,
Joseph E. Smith
Married Recently
Gold Hill At a candlelight
ceremony the evening of Sep
tember 6 at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. A. E. Reinking, Jackson
ville, Miss Dorna Maurita Mc
lntyre, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. J. E. Mclntyre of Jackson
ville, became the bride of Joseph
E. Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. T.
Z. Smith of Gold Hill. The Rev.
Lawrence Mitchelmore read the
double ring service at an altar
of gladioli and greenery.
The bride's wedding costume
was of turquoise blue with navy
and white accessories and her
corsage was of gardenias and
yellow rosebuds. Mrs. A. E.
Reinking, matron-ofhonor, wore
a dress of flowered white organ
dy and a corsage of pink rose
buds. A. E. Reinking was best man
for the groom.
A reception for a few relatives
and close friends followed the
ceremony.
Mr. Smith, BKR3c, reported
to the naval base at Bremerton,
Wash.. Sept. 11. Mrs. Smith will
make her home with her parents
in Jacksonville.
Constitution Day
Program Planned
F or Chapter Meet
A program on Constitution
Day will feature the first fall
meeting of Crater Lake chapter,
Daughters of the American Revo
lution, to be held the afternoon
of September 22 at the home of
Mrs. R. E. Green, 701 Park ave
nue. A covered dish luncheon
will be served at one o'clock
with Mrs. R. M. Spencer and
Mrs. O. E. G. Meyers assisting
Mrs. Green.
Constitution Day Is Sept. 17
and material pertinent to this
historical anniversary will be
presented under the direction of
Mrs. Green.
Members attending are asked
to bring luncheon service.
Wesleyan Guild
Plans Meeting
With "school time" as the pro
gram theme, Wesleyan Service
Guild of the Methodist church
will hold the first meeting of the
fall season Tuesday evening at
the home of Mrs. Clarence A.
Meeker, 724 East Jackson street.
The program will be preceded by
a "school lunch" picnic at 6
o'clock to which members are
asked to bring a sack lunch, cof
fee and dessert to be provided by
the hostess.
Mrs. Dorothy Waldron will
have charge of the program. Mrs.
E. C. Faber is president of the
group.
Circle Meeting
Held Wednesday
Laura Wicker was initiated
as a social member of Chrysan
themum circle, Neighbors of
Woodcraft, at the regular ses
sion Wednesday. The resigna
tion of Cecilia Gustafson as
captain of guards was announced
and Sadie Gill was elected to
succeed her.
Next meeting of the circle
will be Oct. 10 and a rummage
sale was planned for Oct. 11. A
watermelon "feed," with melons
furnished by Charles and Flor
ence Boussum, followed the
meeting.
Couple Will Return
From Portland Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred S. V. Car
penter, Old Stage Road, are ex
pected to return to Medford this
evening from Portland. Arriv
ing soon from South San Francis
co to visit the Cargenters will be
their nephew, Dunbar, Mrs. Car
penter and their small daughter.
8RCAD IS AT ITS BEST
fOR TOASTING WHEN IT'S
Bi-Counly Meet
Held by Union
Attracts Many
Nearly 350 members of the
Women's Christian Temperance
Union attended the bi-county
convention of the union held
here Thursday, with the Med
ford (roup as hostesses. Mrs.
Mablo R. Lowther of Ashland,
bi-county president, conducted
the sessions which were held in
the First Methodist church, and
attended by women from Grants
Pass. Ashland, Prospect and
Medford.
Memorial services were led
by members of the Ashland
Union and Mrs. Grant Thrasher,
Grants Pass, gave the devotional
message assisted by Mrs. Ander
son, Prospect. Noon-tide pray
er wn led by Mrs. Marietta
Pratt of Grants Pass.
Main speaker of the afternoon
session was Mrs. Clarence A.
Meeker. She deplored the in
creased use of alcohol on the
part of young people, due to the
strain of war living, and indif
ference to this spread of drink
ing. The speaker stressed the
need of religion in the home and
for adjustment to peace-time
life.
Mrs. Wilkie, Grants Pass,
gave the afternoon devotional
message and Mrs. Thrasher gave
a review of the book of Job.
The Youth's Temperance coun
cil of Grants Pass repeated iieir
pledRe and told of their work
under the leadership of Mrs.
Anderson.
Mrs. Bejle Littrell presented
an offering as a memorial for
her sisters. Miss Agnes Phillips,
who passed away recently.
It was announced that Mrs.
Ruth Tooze, state union presi
dent, will visit the bi-county
union In November on her way
home from the national union
execulive meeting in Chicago.
Grants Pass will entertain the
bi-county convention next year.
Phetteplace Family
Leaves For Iowa City
Dr. and Mrs. Glenn C. Phette
place and son David left yester
day for Iowa City, la., where
young Phetteplace will enter his
second year of pre-medical study
at the University of Iowa. Dr.
and Mrs. Phetteplace expect to
return to Medford Oct. 15.
Couple Arrives Here
From British Columbia
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd B. Gore
of Vancouver, B. C, arrived In
Medford Wednesday and are
spending several days as guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Scott, 45
Glen Oak Court. Mrs. Gore and
Mrs. Scott are sisters. Mr. and
Mrs. Gore have visited here pre
viously and have a number of
friends in the city.
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Church Society
Plans Luncheon
For This Week
Women's Missionary society of
the Presbyterian church will
take up the fall program with a
one o'clock luncheon and meet
ing at the church Tuesday. Mrs.
C. W. Guches is president of the
group this year.
Tuesday's program will be in
charge of Mrs. Roy Martin of
Jacksonville and music will be
provided by Mrs. Lucy Lyman,
who will sing. Mrs. Lyman, who
during her long residence In the
valley has contributed to many
musical programs, will be mak
ing her farewell appearance
since she leaves soon to reside
in California with a daughter.
Devotionals will be conducted
by Mrs. Josephine Iverson and
Mrs. Carl Brommer Is hostess
chairman.
Mrs. Guchos announces that a
nursery for small children will
be conducted.
Three Entertain
Sojourner's Club
Hostesses for the meeting of
Sojourners' club held Thursday
at the Girls' Community club
were Mrs. William Herron, Mrs.
E. Clements and Mrs. C. Martin.
Cards folrowed dessert.
Mrs. Harry Stahl and Mrs.
Bruce Stewart received prizes
for pinochle, Mrs. Herschel Mor
ris and Mrs. C. H. Voegtly for
bridge and Mrs. Jack Eidswick
won another prize. Mrs. Voegtly
was a guest for the meeting.
William Carlsons Here
To Visit With Mother
Mr. and Mrs. William Carlson
left Monday to make their home
in Alameda, Calif., after a visit
here with Mrs. Carlson's mother,
Mrs. George Lynch, 16 South
Peach street. Mr. Carlson, re
cently honorably discharged
from the army, has become a
Junior partner In the Bay City
Auto Parts company. During
the war, Mrs. Carlson had re
sided In Portland.
Mrs. Carlson is the former
Amy Lynch.
Leonard Carpenters
Entertain At Dinner
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Carpen
ter, Veritas Orchard, entertained
at dinner last evening. Guests
were Mr. and Mrs. Enrl Tumy
and Mr. and Mrs. Allan Lowroy.
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Great Pocahontas
California Lodge
To Visit Medford
To greet Avis Churchill, Great
Pocahontas of the California
Pocahontas lodge, a special meet
ing of the Medford lodge has
been called for Saturday, Sept.
22, at 7:30 p. m., lodge officials
announced yesterday. Initiation
wil be held and a large attend
ance is expected.
Following the special meeting
members of the lodge will attend
a dance being planned by the
Redmen lodge.
Los Angeles Couple
Are Guests In City
Mr. and Mrs. Neil Zimmerman
of Los Angeles were guests last
week of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Moss,
516 South Ivy street. Mrs. Zim
merman is a sister of Mr. Moss.
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Your Invitation
to the
Assembly of God Church
1 1 Newtown Street 9 Medford
Sunday Services
9:45 SUNDAY SCHOOL. Our average attendance has
now reached 150 200 is our goal!
11:00 a. m. Worship, Pastor Baker speaking.
6:30 P. M.
YOUTH FOR CHRIST HOUR
GENEVA MILLARD, live-wire young people's worker,
Vibra-Harp and Piano soloist, guest speaker
7:45 Evangelistic Rally
Lots of Good Congregational Singing Special Muslcl
Tune In KMED Saturday, 9:45-10:00 A.M.
G. O. Baker, Pastor. Telephone 532B
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