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fOUR MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE Bunder. Tib. 17,
Society and Club:
Masonic Groups
Schedule Events
For This Month
Closing days of February will
bring two social event of wide
Interest to Masonic circles of
southern OrcEon. Malta Com
mandery, Knights Templar, have
announced a reception and ball
for Feb. 20 In Ashland and till
lah Ten. pie of the Shrine has
scheduled a reception and bail
for Feb. 23 In Klamath Falls.
At the Malta Commanderv af
fair honored guests will be
Grand Commander and Mrs.
Rnlnh E Hwesnev of Medford
and Eminent Commander and
Mrs. Elmer C. Biegel of Ash
land. A dinner at 6:45 o'clock
will precede the reception and
dancing.
Illustrious Potentate Marshall
E. Cornett, Mrs. Cornett and the
Hillah Temple divan will be hon
nreri nt the tnmnle recentlon and
ball. The affair will be held at
the armory In Klamath Falls and
Is set for 0 o'clock,
Mrs. Jean Asbury
Becomes Bride Of
Air Corps Veteran
Announced Inst week was the
wedding of Mrs. Jean Asbury
to Paul Mitchell of Plymouth,
Ind., which took place Jan. 0
In Indiana. Mrs. Mitchell Is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh
Hulbert, B14 Beatty street.
Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell are now
making their home neat Ply
mouth on a farm. They plan to
travel to Medford in March and
upon their return east will be
accompanied by Mrs, Mitchell's
two children. Charlene Ann and
Marcla L. Asbury.
, Mrs. Mitchell was formerly
employed In a Medford beauty
parlor while the groom was re
cently released from the army
ai. corps. .
Student To Give
Recital Sunday
Dale Ward, Prospect, 12-year-old
accordion pupil of Mrs. Eve
Prentice, will be presented In a
recital Sunday, Feb. 24, at the
Chapel of the Rocks and Roses
at 2 p. m. He Is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Ward.
Mrs. Prentice states that the
student will present 10 concert
numbers. During Intermission
ensemble numbers will be pre
sented by other pupils studying
under Mrs. Prentiee, -
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Medford Couple
Married Sunday
At Chapel Here
An event of last Sunday was
the wedding of Mrs. Norma Clair
Turner of this city to Staff Sgt.
Clifford Eugene Clcgg, Medford,
which was solemnized at the
Chapel of the Rocks and Roses
at 2 o'clock In the afternoon.
The Rev. D. E. Millard perform
ed the ceremony.
For her wedding the bride
wore an apple green suit with
peach and brown assessorics and
a corsage of brown orchids. She
was attended by Mrs. Donald
Wimer as matron-of-honor. Mrs.
Wimer's costume was an aqua
suit with black accessories and
she wore a white orchid corsage.
Best man for Sgt. Clegg was
Roy Anderson.
Music was provided by the
Rev. and Mrs. Millard who sang
"Ah, Sweet Mystery of Life"
and the Rev. Millard, who sang
"Always."
Following the double-ring
ceremony a reception was held
at the chapel. After the tradi
tional first slice of wedding cake
was cut by the bride and groom,
Mrs. Wimer continued the serv
ing. Mrs. Herman Offenbacher
served punch and Mrs. V, A.
Norris poured. Both are aunts
of the bride. About 40 guests
were present.
Sgt. and Mrs. Clegg will make
their home In Berkeley, Calif.,
where the groom is stationed
with the army air corps.
Mrs. Clegg, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Paul C. Jennings, 304
North Ivy street, is a member
of one of the oldest pioneer fam
ilies of the county and is a grand
daughter of Judge and Mrs. J.
B. Coleman.
Sgt. Clegg is a son of Mr. and
Mrs. T. S. Clegg of Glen Cullen,
Portland suburb, who formerly
made their home In Medford.
He has been In the army for 10
years, formerly having been
wit'i the 31st infantry division.
A veteran of the battle of Cor
reglclor, Sgt. . Clegg spent 42
months In Japanese prison camps
and wears a number of decora
tions and citations.
In Medford for the wedding
were Delbert Clegg and Maynard
Clegg, brothers of the groom
from Berkeley, and Mr. and Mrs.
Jesse H. Coleman of Klamath
Falls, uncle and aunt of the
bride.
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Bridge-Dinners
Mark Calendar
For This Week
Dinner and bridge parties con
tinue to mark the social calen
dar of Medford folk.
Last evening Mr. and Mrs.
Fltzhugh Brewer and Mr. and
Mrs, Glenn A. Gibbons entertain
ed 24 guests, with cocktails be
ing served at the Brewer home
on East Main street and dinner
and bridge following at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Gibbons on
Barneburg Road. The two
couples plan other affairs of a
similar nature for later In the
season.
This evening Mr. and Mrs. Jus
tin Smith and Mr. and Mrs.
Glenn Jackson are entertaining
at a supper party at the Jack
son home, 1017 East Main street,
this being the second of a scries
of Informal parties planned by
these two ocuplcs.
Eugene Cummings
Honored At Party
A surprise party was given
the evening of Feb. 8 In cele
bration of the 19th birthday an
niversary of Eugene Cummings
of Rogue River, the affair being
at the home of his uncle and
aunt, Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Stevens,
110 East Eleventh street:
Members of the orchestra to
which the youth belongs were
present and entertained with Ha
waalan music and during the
evening the honored guest was
presented a number of birthday
gifts.
Birthday refreshments were
served.
rene McDonOUgh
Is Wed Thursday
To Med ford Man
The Chapel of the Rocks and
Roses was the scene of the wed
ding February 14 of Miss Irene
May McDonough, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan McDonough
of Jacksonville, and Edward Har
rison Hawkins, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles A. Hawkins, 310
Haven street. The service was
read by the Rev. D. E. Millard.
The bride was dressed in a
light gray striped suit with black
hat and accessories. She wore
gardenias. Miss Lillian McDon
ough, sister of the bride, was
maid of honor and wore a light
blue suit' and hat with black ac
cessories. Arvld White served as best
man.
"Because" and "Ah, Sweet
Mystery of Life" were sung by
the Rev. and Mrs. Millard fol
lowing the ceremony which was
attended by 30 guests.
The groom was honorably dis
charged from the navy In Octo
ber and is now employed with
the Southwest Oregon Dairy Co
operative association. Both the
bride and groom have spent
most of their lives in this vicin
ity, sht having graduated from
Medford high school in 1944.
Mrs. Hawkins Is employed at the
Bear Creek orchards office.
Following a short wedding
trip Mr. and Mrs. Hawkins will
make their home In Medford.
Marna Sandvig,
Donald Vosika
Wed At Chapel
Miss Marna Doris Sandvig be
came the bride of Donald Arthur
Vosika at a ceremony rjerform
ed by the Rev. D. E. Millard at
the Chapel of the Rocks and
Roses Friday. Feb. IS, at seven
o'clock In the evening. The
bride Is a daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Sandvig, Central
Point, and the groom's parents
are Mr. and Mrs. Frank Vosika.
322V4 South Central avenue,
Medford.
The bride, given In marriage
by her father, was gowned In a
white velvet dress fashioned
with a train. Her finger-tip
length veil fell from a coronet
of oranife blossoms and the bri
dal bouquet was of gardenias
and sweetheart roses.
Mrs. Harold Braun, matron-of-honor,
was attired In a floor
lenth dress nf pink marquisette
and wore a ccisage of gardenias.
Hector Vosika served as best
man for his brother.
Mrs. Millard played the wed
ding march and she and the
Rev. Millard sang "Ah, Sweet
Mystery of Life" preceding the
serv ce.
The reception wns held at the
chapel, with about 30 friends
attending. Mrs. Kussen tun
dell, sister of the groom, served
the wedding cake and Mrs. Avis
Lovcll served punch.
Mr. and Mrs. Vosika win
make their home In Medford
The groom Is a marine corps
veteran, having served with the
famous First Division for more
than two years, 18 months of
which he spent In the Pacific
theater. He held the rank of
corporal and was awarded a
number of citations. Mrs. Vosi
ka Is a graduate of Central Point
high school.
Medford Woman Leaves
For Portland Villi
Mrs. W. P. Andrews, 35 Van
couver avenue, was to leave this
mnrnlna tnf PnHtntlri whpre She
will spend two weeks with her
daughter, Mrs. Haroici uison.
VHEM WORM ARB
SCARCfST-WISt CMICKWJ
iSCAATCM HNtOISV
PRUITT'S are scratching
hard for radios and record
players.
So far we've dug up a few
ihlpments of rtd'oi. Record
players are expected shortly.
Phononraph records are
fom'ns throuqh much better.
PRUITT'S now have a good
stock of popular dance band
T-eord'n"-. such as Tommy
Dorv. Woody Herman. Btn
nv Goodman. Harry James.
Gone Krupa, etc.
Also, pooular vocallitt such
as Dinah Shore, Frank Sin
atra, Dick Haymes. Perry
Como. etc.
Alio a big stock of western
and cowboy records.
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Mr. and Mrs. Weldon Maynard Schnell were married Feb.
4 ai the First Presbyterian church here at one of the season's
largest weddings. The bride, the former Helen Hansen, is a
daughtor of the Rev. and Mrs, Harry W. Hansen. 52 Ross Court,
and the Rev. Hansen performed the wedding service. Mr. Schnell
s a son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred C. Schnell, Millersburg. O.
Mildred Burman,
Loren Ashmore
Married Monday
The wedding of Miss Mildred
R. Burman to Loren J. Ashmore
of Salmon, Ida., took place Mon
day, Feb 1, the rites being sol
emnized at the Methodist par
sonage by the Rev. Lculs C. Kir
by. The couple was attended by
Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Davis of Med
ford. The bride's wedding costume
was a French wisteria dressmak
er suit with black topcoat and
block accessories. She wore a
corsage of gardenias. Mrs. Davis
wore a suit of fuchsia tones and
a corsage of American violets.
Following the ceremony a
wedding dinr.er was served at
Runp's dining room in Central
Toint to the bridal party and
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Rucker. Yel
low narcissi centered the dinner
table. i v,-
Mr. ond Mrs. Ashmore will
make their home on a farm near
Medford.
Mrs. Walker Treece
Leaves For New York
Mrs. Walker Treece left Port
land Friday night for New York
City where she will spend a
month with Mr. and Mrs. W
Garland Jones. While Lt. Treece
is stationed In Europe, Mrs
Treece has been dividing net
time between Medford, where
she has been with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. I. E. Schuler, Med
ford Heights, and Portland
where Lt. Trcece's parents re
side". E
You have enjoyed hearing
"THE BUILDERS OF FAITH" BROADCAST
Coma Tuesday, 7:30 P. M. See and Hear
EVANGELIST R. H. NIGHTINGALE IN PERSON .
As He Gives An Illustrated Bible- Lecture
"GOD PUBLISHES HIS
TIME TABLE"
Giving exact dates for the anointing of
Jesus, the crucifixion, rejection of the
Jews, and THE GREAT JUDGMENT
DAY.
Come Early and Enjoy the SOUND-MOTION FILM
and Excellent Music
THE SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH
Comer Edwards and Beatty Streets
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Miss Susan Vilas
Is Honor Guest
At Shower Party
Miss Nanette Holmes enter
tained Tuesday afternoon at a
luncheon and shower party at
her home on Reddy avenue for.
Miss Susan Vilas, whose engage
ment to Miss Holmes' brother,
David H. Holmes, Jr., was an
nounced last week.
Guests were Mrs. Richard
Finch, Mrs. Walker Treece, Mrs.
Steven Starr, Mrs. Gary Leiby,
Mrs. Allyn Monroe, Mrs. George
Rasmussen, Mrs. Frank Prime,
Miss Carol Tengwald, Mrs. Doro
thy Joyce of Beverly Hills, Calif.,
In Medford as a guest of Miss
Vilas, and the honored guest.
Wednesday Miss Holmes left
for San Francisco. She will be
joined there next week by her
father, David Holmes, Sr., and
the two will then depart for
Mexico City where they will
spend a month's vacation. "
Spokane Woman Leaves I
After Visit In Valley I
Mrs. Richard C. Bamber, Spo
kane, left last week for her
home after an extended stay in
the valley with her son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. E.
Ronald Rice, 202 Vancouver
street. Mrs. Bamber, who col
lects antique and unusual but
tons as a hobby, contacted but
ton collectors residing In this
counly while here and was able
to add to her collection. But
ton collectors in this country are
now outnumbered only by stamp
and coin collectors, Mrs. Bamber
states.
Sunday, Feb. 17, 7:30 P. M.
'THE KEY"
To SYMBOLIC PROPHECY
Which UNLOCKS the Spiritual Treasures
of "DANIEL" and "THE
REVELATION"
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Friday, 7:30 P. M.
Shirley Harden,
Ned Barraclough
Have Home Rite
Miss Shirley Hardeu, daughter
of Mr. and Mr. Rosa Harden,
Ashland, became the bride of
Ned W. Barraclough, son of Mr.
and Mrs. A. F. Barraclough, 1115
West Tenth street, Medford, at
a ceremony Thursday, Feb. 14.
The service took place at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Reginald
Stagg, 25 Summit avenue, broth
or.in.inu anrf ulster of the eroom.
and was performed at 7 o'clock
by Donald Barraciougn, rort
anH an official of the Church
of Jesus Christ of Latter Day
Saints.
The bride's gown was of white
na a....- Mtin wnm with a short
veil. Her corsage was of pink
orchids. Mrs. Tony Coy, matron
a floor-length
govn of pink chiffon and a cor
sage of pinK roses.
best man for the groom was
Max Barraclough, his brother.
A hiiffot luncheon followed.
with the wedding cake served
frnn a randle-llchted table.
Sweetpeas, phlox and snapdrag
ons decorated tne rooms oi we
Stagg home.
RarrnplnllCh And his
bride are making their home on
Allison street in Ashland. The
groom is a veteran of the last
wai, having only reecntly return
ed from Europe where he served
18 months with Hodges army,
holding the rank of corporal.
Evelyn Almond
Becomes Bride
Of V. L. Chase
Evelyn Mary Almond, daught
er of Mrs. T. P. Caldwell of 335
North Ivy street, became the
bride of Vincen LeRoy Chase
a son of Mrs. Al Sablock of Rose
burg, at a ceremony held Feb.
13 at the Chapel of the Rocks
and Roses here. The Rev. D. E
Millard officiated.
The bride's dress was of tur
quoise blue worn with a match
ing hat. Her attendants were
Mrs. Thelma M. Andrews, mat
ron-of-honor, who wore a navy
blue dress and hat, and Miss
Louise E. Baxter, bridesmaid
who was attired in a two-piece
black costume.
Preceding the service the Rev
Millard sang "At Dawning."
Both Mr. and Mrs. Chase are
on the staff of the Holland hotel
and they will make their home
here. The groom, recently dis
charged from the army medical
corps, was in the service more
than five years, 42 months of
which was spent overseas both
in the Asiatic-Pacific and the
European theaters. He held the
rank of technician.
Cancelation Announced
By Musical Society
February meeting of the Med
ford Musical society has been
canceled according to an an
nouncement by officers of the
group. Cancelation was found
necessary due to the illness of
program committee members
and other members of the so
ciety it was said.
Just Received Shipment of
FLOOR FURNACES
Both Manual and Automatic
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Metzger-Goodrich
Rites Take Place
At Home Of Bride
At a Valentine Day wedding
Phyllis Joyce Metzger, youngest
daughter of Mrs. Jessie Metzger
of Central Point, became the
bride of Vernal Lewis Goodrich,
son of Mrs. E. Goodrich of Lo
vell, Wyo.
The couple, married at the
home of the bride's mother, ex
changed vows before an arrange
ment of lighted tapers, white
gladioli and fern. The Rev.
Harry W. Hansen officiated, us
ing the double-ring ceremony.
The bride, who was given In
marriage by her brother-in-law,
Capt, R. Forbes, wore a dress
maker suit of soft blue and car
ried a bouquet of white roses and
pink and white carnations. Her
only attendant, Miss Joyce Hens-
peter, of Jacksonville, wore a
lavender suit with a rose camel
lia corsage.
fraditional wedding music
was played by Mrs. James Grigs
by, Jr., who also accompanied
Miss Arlene Smets, cousin of the
bride, in two solos, "Wait and
See" and "Oh Promise Me."
Both Miss Smets and Mrs.
Grigsby wore pastel suits with
gardenia and carnation corsages.
The groom was attended by
Paul Henspeter of Jacksonville.
After the ceremony, Mrs. An-
ell Gunter of Jacksonville pre
sided at a candle-lighted table
where the bride and groom cut
the wedding cake. Serving was
continued by Mrs. Grigsby.
Mr. and Mrs. Goodrich will
return to Medford after a short
wedding trip and then will con
tinue to Billings, Mont., and
Lovell, Wyo.
Both plan to enter college in
the early fall at Laramie, Wyo.
The groom was recently released
from the navy.
Announce Troth
Of Phyllis Neely
To Harlan LeBar
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Neely of
15 Summit avenue announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Phyllis, to Harlan C. LaBar,
USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Irving
F. LaBar of 1222 West Main
street, Medford.
Miss Neely will be graduated
from St. Mary's Acamedy In
June and the wedding is to take
place this summer.
Mr. LaBar, pharmacist's mate
third class, is in Medford at pres
ent and is soon to report to the
Bremerton naval receiving sta
tion where he will be assigned
for the remainder of his two
year re-enlistment period.
Here's your favorite card!
agn again ... looking dis
tinctively new tor Spring
of '48. Sometimes it's a
trifle more fitted . . . some
times it's belted or tied . . .
but always it has longer,
slimming lines that start at
the shoulder and follow
through in the skirt. You'll
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Colors oold. blue, greens,
greys, black and be ge.
8ises 9 to 17, 10 to 20. and
161 to 26',-i.
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Book Club Cancels '
February 20 Meeting '.
The Feb. 20 meeting of fk,!
Contemporary Book club i
been cancelled according to uj
announcement made yesterdjj
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