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Gold Hill Couple
Announce Trothal
At Family Dinner .
Gold Hill Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Moore of Gold Hill announced
the engagement of their daugh
ter, Yvonne, to Herbert L. Ed
wards, former lieutenant in the
army air corps and a son of
Mrs. Golda Edwards, 531 Haven
street, at a family dinner held
Jan. 29 at the Moore home.
No date has been set for the
wedding. Both Mis? Moore and
her fiance were graduated from
Medford senior high school and
both are now enrolled at the
Southern Oregon College of Edu
cation in Ashland.
Also honored at the dinner
was Darwin C. Mapel, former
staff sergeant in the marine
corps, who recently returned to
this country from Tientsin,
China, who celebrated his birth
day Jan. 29. Mr. Mapel, discharg
ed from the service at San Diego
Jan. 22, spent i9 months in the
Pacific theater of war.
Present for the dinner were
Miss Moore, Mr. Edwards, Mrs.
Golda Edwards, Miss Bonnie Ed
wards. Nadra Lynn Moore, Mr.
and Mrs. Mapel and the host and
hostess.
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Mr. and Mrs. Lome A. Webster, married in Vancouver, British
Columbia, are making their home here on East Twelfth street.
Mrs. Webster is the former Nell Zimmers of Vancouver while her
husband is a son of A. H. Webster of Medford. The groom served
with the Royal Canadian Air Force for two and one-half years and
held the rank of flight lieutenant.
ments. Attending were Mrs.
Peter R. Eateman, Mrs. Jason
Ward, Mrs. Arthur D. Hess, Mrs.
P. M. Aldridge. Mrs. Leona Gil
insky, Mrs. Oliver S. Walden,
Miss Georgiana Hussong, Edna
Hilderbrand, Velda Stephenson
and Colleen Erskine.
Calif orian Wed
To Medford Man
At Local Chapel
The wedding of Doris A
Figaro of West Sacramento,
Calif., to Merle Vernon Mont
gomery of Medford took place
Friday afternoon at the Chapel
of the Rocks and Roses. The
service was read at four o'clock
by the Rev. t. E. Millard.
For her wedding the bride
wore a brown dress with green
accents and a small brown hat.
Mr. and Mrs. Montgomery
are making an extended wed
ding trip after which they will
be at home in California. The
groom is a veteran of three
years of service with the army
IS months being spent in the
South Pacific at the general
headquarters of the army Paci
fic forces. His decorations in
clude the presidential citation
The bride is a daughter of
Mrs. Dola Stevens of West
Sacramento while the groom's
parents are Mr. and Mrs. Harry
J. Court, 146 South Ivy street,
Medford.
Couple Married
At Chapel Here
Miss Mary Lou Ray, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel E. Ray.
Chlloquin, Ore., and James
Thomas Holloway, Jr., son of
Mr. and Mrs. Jame T. Hollo
way of Klamath Falls, were
married Saturday, Jan.' 26. in a
ceremony at the Chapel of the
Rocks and Roses. The Rev. D.
E. Millard performed the after
noon cere;.iony before a dozen
guests.
The bride was dressed in a
gold colored suit and hat with
brown accessories and wore a
gardenia corsage. Her aunt,
Mrs. Gladys Ray of Eagle Point,
served as matron of honor and
was attired in a brown suit with
'green accessories.
Herbert Perry of Eagle Point
was best man.
Following the service the
Rev. and Mrs.- Millard sang
"Moonlight and Roses".
Mrs. Holloway is a graduate
of Chlloquin high school and
Mr. Holloway was recently
discharged from the army after
two years service with the 775th
tank battalion in Italy. The
couple will reside in Klamath
Falls.
Two City Groups
Will Entertain
State Officers
Two Medford groups will en
tertain state officers at meetings
set for this week.
Mrs. Mildred R. Harwood, El
gin, Ore., grand chief of the
Pythian Sisters lodge, will visit
the Medford lodge Tuesday. The
group has scheduled a covered
dish dinner for 6:30 o'clock at
the hall and this will be follow
ed by a temple meeting and
initiation at eight o'clock. In
preparation for Mrs. Harwood's
visit, the degree staff and of
ficers of the lodge will practice
tonight at seven o'clock at the
hall.
From Medford Mrs. Harwood
will go to Grants Pass to visit
the lodge there. Mrs. Harry Bry
ant is most excellent chief of
the local jroup.
Wednesday night the auxiliary
of Col. Sargent camp of the Unit
ed Spanish War Veterans will
Sunday. Feb. 3. 194S
MEDV ORD MAIL TRIBUNE FIVE
entertain the department presi
dent, Mrs. Elsie McClung of Sa
lem. At 6:30 o'clock a supper
will be served at the armory
for members of the camp and
auxiliary, and meetings of, both
groups will follow, with Mrs.
McClung paying her official visit
to the auxiliary.
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somewhat like thai of wool.
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Group Will Take
Vacation In South
Four Medford couples are
leaving this week-end by motor
for Guaymas on the gulf of Mex
ico to spend a winter vacation.
In the group are Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. H. Fluhrer, 2525 Lyman
avenue; Dr. and Mrs. Edwin R.
Durno, 1913 Hillcrest road; Dr.
and Mrs. B. L. Lageson, 34 Glen
Oak court, and Mr. and Mrs.
Robert K. Norris, 1900 Hillcrest
road.
They plan to be at home again
Feb. 24. ,
Dinner Is Given
By Wesley League
Twenty-one members of the
Wesley league of the First Meth
odist church held a dinner Tues
day evening in the church par
lors with the Rev. and Mrs. Louis
Kirby as special guests.
Misses Adabee Seller ana tier
niece Bloomingcamp were in
charge of the dinner and enter
tainment which followed.
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Regent Reviews
D.A.R. Projects
For Chapter Here
Activities of the Daughters
of the American Revolution
were reviewed for Crater Lake
chapter by Mrs. Bert B. Lowry,
state regent, at a luncheon
meeting of the chapter Satur
day at the Holland Hotel given
in Mrs. Lowry's honor. Mrs.
Lowry, a Medford resident, is a
member of the chapter.
In deference to new members
of the chapter, Mrs. Lowry read
a letter from Mrs. J. Y. Talm
adge, president general, ex
plaining the use of the auditor
ium in the DAR building In
Washineton, D. C. The letter
also told of the society's long
standing program in American
ism and told of the handbook
used in conducting American
ism classes, stating that more
than seven million copies of the
books have been distributed
free of charge.
' In reviewing the many pro
tects sponsored by the society.
Mrs. Lowry told of furnishing
motion picture equipment for
Tamassee and the Kate Duncan
Smith schools, both of which
were equipped and are entire-
'v supported by the organiza
tion. . .
A new project of interest Is
construction of a new Tower of
7ells at Valley Forge, Mrs.
Lowry reported. In the tower
ace will be provided for
nlates on which members may
have Inscribed names of rela
tives who saw service in either
World War I or II and the
names of Revolutionary ances
tors. State and individual chap
ters will also be provided mark
er space and Mrs. Lowry an
nounced that Oregon would be
represented. It was voted that
Crater Lake chapter also secure
space.
Mrs. Lowry told of the rapid
growth of Oregon membership
and it was stated that Crater
Lake chapter had an Increase of
14 new members during the
last two years.
During a short business meet
ing a contribution was made to
the March of Dimes and a do
nation also made towards pur
chase of an Oregon history to
be presented to the state library.
Mrs. O. H. Brenneman, re
gent, Mrs. T. J. Gifford and
Mrs. B. G. Harding were named
delegate and alternates to the
continental congress to be held
in Atlantic City next summer.
Club Meeting Held
At Conrac Home
The F. L. club met Monday
evening at the home of Mrs.
Ernest C. Conrad, for a business
meeting followed by refresh-
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