FOUR MEDFORD (OREGON)
Lady Elks Plan Tea
' Saturday Afternoon
, For Visiting Wives
A tea for Lady Elks whose hus
bands will be attending the mid
winter session of the Oregon
State Elks' association, to be held
in Ashland January 20 and 21,
has been planned by the Lady
Elks of Medford and Ashland. It
will be held Saturday, January
21 in the party lounge of the
Medford Elks temple and is set
for 2 p.m.
Following the tea bridge, can
asta, pinochle and bingo will be
ployed.
All Lady Elks are extended a
cordial invitation to attend.
Medford Lady Elks will
meet at 2 p.m. Tuesday, January
17 In the nartv lounge of the Elks
temple for dessert, followed by
bridge, canasta, pinochle and
DOOl.
Hostesses will be Mrs. J. F.
Moore. Mrs. J. W. Bates, Mrs.
Wm. Young, Mrs. Claude Hoover
and Mrs. J. L. uucKeii.
Seal Sale Reports .
Made At Meeting
A business meeting was held
by the Medford unit of the Jack
son County Public Health asso
ciation Tuesday iollowlng luncn
eon at the Rogut Valley Country
club. Mrs Paul Skinner, who
has replaced Mrs. Walter Graff
as president, conducted the meet
ing.
Mrs. Dwight Findlcy, presi
dent of the county association,
reported on the annual seal sale
of the association and thanked
members of the Medford unit
for their work. She stated that an
additional 4.000 names had been
handled in the closing days of
the campaign.
A letter from Mrs. Claude
Thompson, county seal sale
chairman, was read in which
Mrs. Thompson congratulated
the Medford group on its cam
paign efforts.
Reports were also given by
Mrs. Aubrey Sander, chairman
of booth sales this year, and Mrs.
Bayard Getchcl, treasurer. Mrs.
Sander stated that booth sales
fell off sharply this year, with
only about 50 per cent of last
year's total having been realized.
Mrs. Getchell stated, however,
that when funds have been re
alized. Mrs. Getchell stated, how
that when funds have been
received from people who still
have not made their annual con
tribution, it was believed the to
tal would be adequate.
The Medford group now plans
to hold monthly meetings
throughout the year, rather than
only during the period preceding
and during the annual seal sale,
and the February meeting will
be in the home of Mrs. William
Barker, with Mrs. Charles
Barnes as co-hostess.
Plan Dimes Dance
For Country Club
Scheduled as a benefit for the
annual "March of Dimes," a
dance will be given at the Rogue
Valley Country club Monday,
January 30. The dance will be in
formal, and is for members and
out-of-towns guests.
In addition to dancing, there
will be games and prizes, and
supper will be served.
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MAIL TRIBUNE
Society
Mr. and Mrs. Darrall James McNeill were married December
25 at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy C. Mc-
Cleary. 478 Allison street in Ashland. The bride is the former
Barbara Ruth McClearv. Mr. McNeill is a son of Mr. and Mri. W.
I. Childreth of Jacksonville Star
Jacksonville Girl,
Winford Osborne
Married In Phoenix
Jacksonville Miss Anita Rae
Backes, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Backes. Jacksonville, be
came the bride of Winford Dale
Osborne, son of Mr. and Mrs. Syl
vester usporne, Talent, January
12 at 8 p.m. The wedding was
performed in the Nazarene
church, Phoenix and The Rev.
Henry C. Lacy officiated.
Fred Hall sang accompanied
by Mrs. John M. Kby.
The bride's dress was of gray
taffeta and her accessories were
green. She wore an orchid cor
sage. Miss Donna Jean Lacy,
bridesmaid, wore a navy blue taf
feta dress willi black accessories.
Her corsage was of yellow rose
buds.
Don Lacy, Medford, acted as
best man.
About 35 guests attended the
wedding. The couple will live in
Phoenix.
To Meet Wednesday
A dessert luncheon will begin
the meeting of Get Together club
members Wednesday, January
18, at I p. rn. in the Eagles' hall.
The luncheon will be followed
by cards.
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Ashland Girl Wed
To Darrell McNeill
In December Rites
Miss Barbara McCleary, daugh
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rov C
McCleary, 478 Allison street,
Ashland, became the bride of
uarrell James McNeill in a cere
mony read Christmas day at five
.tuvn in inc niiciuuuil HI IUU
home of the bride's parents. The
bridegroom is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. W. I. Childreth, Jackson
ville Star route.
Mr. McClearv cave his daueh-
ter in marriage and the Rev. Leo
Wines performed the double-ring
ceremony.
The bride's dress was fashion
ed from ice blue satin and her
corsage was a white orchid. Mrs
James L. Ford, matron-of-honor,
wore an aquamarine creoe dress,
Both tlie mother of the bride
and the bridegroom wore dark
suits with baby orchid corsages
for Die ceremony.
About 20 guests attended the
reception which followed at the
McCleary home. Holiday decora
tions were used, with white
chrysanthemums, poinsettins and
snapdragons. T h e refreshment
table was laid with a hand-
crocheted lace table cloth made
especially for the occasion by
llio bridegroom s mother, and
crystal table service was used.
Mrs. John C Sears poured ami
Mrs. Kord cut the wedding cake.
The bride's going-away suit
was grey with grey accessories
and she wore her wedding
orchid.
The bride was graduated from
high school in Ashland and the
bridegroom, who attended school
in Medford later served two
years in the United States navy.
He is now employed at White
City.
Councilman To Speak
For Junior High Unit
At Meeting Thursday
Dwight Houghton, local bank
er and member of the city coun
cil will be speaker of the eve
ning at the Medford junior high
school Parent-Teacher associa
tion meeting Thursday, January
19, in the girls' gymnasium at
8 p.m.
Mr. Houghton's subject will
be "City Government. Finance
and City Problems." The school
orchestra under direction of Miss
Melba Chchak will furnish
music. A special invitation has
been extended by officers of the
association to the fathers of jun
ior high school children to at
tend the meeting, since plans
now under way to form a hobby
club will be discussed.
Hosts for the evening will be
the parents of children from the
rooms of Larry Brunette. Mrs.
Agnes Deiver and Mr. McLean.
Refreshments will be served at
the close of the meeting.
Announces Mooting
Mrs. Orville Shores will enter
tain members of the Oak Grove
Neighborhood club at her home
on Jacksonville highway Tues
day, January 17, at 1:30 p.m. A
dessert luncheon will be served.
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Sojourners' Club
Holds First Meeting
With New Officers
First meeting of the new year
for Medford Sojourners' club was
held Thursday at the Medford
hotel. Fifty-two members ana
prospective members were pres
ent to welcome the new offic
ers, and to participate In the
club's social activities.
The new president, Mrs. E. A.
Stout was introduced by a past
president, Mrs. Clay Lee, and
presented a corsage of white
gladioli, a gift from the club.
Mrs. Stout then introduced
her corns of new officers who
will assist her during the next
six months. They are Mrs. Frank
Cantrill, first vice-president; Mrs.
Jack Langdon, second vice-president;
Mrs. J. N. Shoemaker, sec
retary and Mrs. Ralph Krows.
treasurer.
Prospective members welcom
ed were Mesdames C. L. Nelson,
J. I. Bacon, J. H. Fisher, L. G.
McLaren, S. S. McLaren, and
J. H. Gralcn. Mrs. E. L. Bunnell
was accepted as a new member.
Hostesses for the afternoon In
charKe of the dessert luncheon
and cards were Mrs. Jack Wed
die, Mrs. William Shei, and Mrs.
Vest Flceman.
Bridge winners were Mrs. Carl
Mundon. Mrs. N. F. Reed, and
Mrs. James Grigsby. Those win
nine at ninochle were Mrs. W. A.
Sabel, S. C. Jones Jr., and Vest
Fleeman. Mrs. Oral Freemeyer
was another winner during the
afternoon.
Shrine Club Plans
Annual Dinner-Dance
Monday In Ashland
One of the large events of this
week will be the annual ladies'
night dance given by the Jack
son County Shrine club. The
dance Is set for Monday, Janu
ary 16 at the Elks' temple in
Ashland.
A refreshment hour will be
held from 7 to 9 p. m. and din
ner will be served at 9 o'clock,
with dancing to follow.
A special guest will bo Her
man Mayberry, Ashland, illus
trious potentate of Hillah tem
ple, and Mrs. Mayberry. Herbert
Huston of Ashland is president
of the club and J. H. Fitzgerald,
Medford, is secretary.
It is announced that women
are to dress formally for the
event, and formal dress for men
will be optional
Couple To Observe
50th Anniversary
Of special interest to a wide
circle of friends in Medford and
nthpr sections-of the county, will
be the reception which Mr. and
Mrs. I. O. Williams win nuiu
in i hp nnrlnrs of the First Meth
odist church on Wednesday, Jan
uary 25, in observance ot ineir
fiftieth wedding anniversary.
Friends are invited to call be
tween the hours of eight and ten
o'clock that evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Williams were
married in Newell, la., where
Mr. Williams engaged in farm
ing. After coming to Oregon in
1913, he continued tanning in
Talent, until 1944 when they
moved to their present home in
Medford. Both are active mem
bers of the Methodist church.
Republican Women
To Meet Monday
January meeting of Jackson
County Republican Women will
be held Monday. January 16. at
the Jackson hotel. Mrs. Marshall
K. Cornctt, Klamath Falls, na
tional committccwoman from
Oregon for the party, will be
guest speaker.
Reservations for the luncheon
are to be made with Mrs. Ben
Stafford, telephone 2-8932.
Mrs. M. Allison Moulton, pres
ident, states that considerable
business is to come before the
organization.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Hopkins of
Rots lane have announced the
engagement of their daughter.
Miss Aylene Hopkins to Dona .J
A. Faber, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Everett Faber of Central Point.
Both young people are students
at Oregon State college.
Week Brings News
Of TwoTrothals;
Miss Marx To Wed
Each week of January contin
ues to bring news of engage
ments, and announcements of
wedding dates.
The engagement of Miss Ay
lene Hopkins, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. J. H. Hopkins of Ross
lane to Donald A. Faber, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Faber of
Central Point was announced
Monday, January 9. at the Sigma
Kappa sorority house at Oregon
State college. Both young people
are attending the college.
Miss Hopkins is a major in the
school of home economics and
Mr. Faber is a junior majoring
in business.
No date has been' set for the
wedding.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Marx,
Kings highway, announce the
engagement of their daughter.
Miss Pat Marx, to Gordon Dervl
Allard, son of Mrs. J. W. McCul
ley, of Darwin, Cal.. and Deryl
Allard of Los Angeles.
The wedding will be 'in event
of early February.
Shower Is Given
For Recent Bride
Mrs. Darrell McNeill, the form
er Miss Barbara McCleary, was
honored guest at a shower Wed
nesday evening at the home of
Mrs. William Childreth. 2;i93
Jacksonville highway. Refresh
mcnts were served following the
opening ot gifts and an enter
taining evening was enjoyed.
Attending the affair were Mrs.
Donald Bohl. Mrs. Floyd Lewis.
Mrs. Roy Elliott. Mrs. William
Coghill, Mrs. Lew Conlcy. Mrs.
Amos Ayres, Mrs. Earl Brewold,
Mrs. Wallace Brill, Mrs. Melton
Winn, Mrs. Cloyd Sater. Mrs.
Call Childreth. Mrs. Chester Ir
ish. Mrs. John Pond, Mrs. Philip
Todd. Mrs. Ed Crowe, Mrs. Wal
ter Sewell. Mrs. Roy McCleary.
Mrs. L. MacFarlen. Mrs. Fred
Baker, Mrs. Jack McNeill. Mrs.
Orval Shores, Mrs. Fred Gard
ner. Mrs. Claire Shores, the host
ess and honoredguest.
Doctor To Speak
Dr. Lee Mcllish will be guest
speaker at the Oak Grove Parent-Teacher
association meeting
Monday, January 16. at 8 p. m.
in the school. Dr. Mcllish will
speak on "Care of the Teeth,"
and will show movies.
Refreshments will be served
and all members and friends are
invited.
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New Organization
Will Raise Money
For Armory Rooms
Representatives from mili
tary, fraternal and business or
ganizations met at the Apple inn
Friday evening to organize for
the purpose of raising money to
furnish two rooms at the Med
ford armory. The two rooms will
each seat approximately 200
persons and if properly fur
nished will make excellent meet
ing places for many of the city's
clubs that have outgrown their
club rooms, it is thought. There
is also a dining room and kitchen
available to organizations using
the meeting rooms.
Mrs. Hazel van der Mark was
elected to serve as chairman of
the group, and Earl Sterigere
was chosen as co-chairman to as
sist In the fund raising projects.
Mrs. Tom Ginn acted as secre
tary. Next meeting of the group
will be held in the armory Feb
ruary 1.
Any organizations interested
in this citv wide projects are in
vited to send two representatives
to the next meeting.
Annual Tea Planned
By Methodist Women
On Friday Afternoon
An event looked forward to
bv members and friends of the
Methodist Woman's Society of
Christian Service is the annual
membership tea. which will this
vear be held in the home of Mrs.
G. A. Schuler. 33 Valley View
drive, on Friday afternoon, Jan
uary 20. Purpose of the event is
to afford members an opportu
nity to become acquainted and
to meet those who are new in the
membership of the church.
Mrs. W. T. Frost is general
chairman, Mrs. J. S. Heathering
lon is in charge of the dining
room and Mrs. J. C. Sparks will
arrange program numbers for the
afternoon. Among numbers to be
given will be a vocal selection
by Mrs. Lylc Schoppert and
Larry Brunette.
College Women's Club
To Hear Local Artist
At Meeting Saturday
The meeting of the College
Women's Club of Rogue River
valley scheduled for January 14
was postponed because of in
clement weathf-. until Saturday,
January 21. he group will
meet in the Pioneer room of the
Jackson hotel for luncheon at
1 p.m.
Hal Bishop, local artist, will
sneak on "Art in the Home." and
regarding the murals in the
Pioneer room painted by him.
Mrs. A. V. Hardy will be host
ess and Miss Annette Gray will
be social chairman. Reservations
by Medford members should be
made bv calling Mrs. Harold
Snodgrass. phone 2-8204. Ash
land members are asked to call
Mrs. Arthur Peters, phone
2-1272.
Plan Dinner
Jacksonville A covered dish
dinner will be held by members
of the Adarel chapter OES, on
Thursday, January 19, at 6:30 p.
m., in the Masonic hall, Jackson
ville. There will bo stated meet
ing and visiting members are in
vited to attend.
Announce Meeting
Of Extension Unit
Shady Cove Mrs. Lois Hicks
and Mrs. Leona Hughes will be
in charge of a demonstration of
herbs and seasonings at the
Upper Rogue Extension unit
meeting, Tuesday. January 17, in
the home of Mrs. Cecil Kee,
Shady Cove, at 10 a.m. Those at
tending are asked to take table
service.
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The engagement of Mist
Jeanne Rice, daughter of Mr.
and Mri. E. Donald Rice, 302
Vancouver a v e n u e , to Carl
Franklin Martin of Klamath
Falli, wat announced recently.
Both are students at Willamette
university, and both are music
majort.
Health Board Head
To Address BPWC
Dr. L. D. Inskeep, president,
state board of health, will speak
to members of the Business and
Professional Women's club,
Thursday, January 19, in the
Girls' Community club, at 7:30
p. m. Dr. Inskeep's subject will
concern public health in Jack
son county, and the public
health and safety committee of
the club, with Miss Hazel
Swayne as chairman, is in
charge of the program.
Refreshments will be served
with Miss Louise Drew, member
ship chairman, in charge.
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Lodges Honor Couples
With Farewell Party
On Thursday Evening
Women of the Moose and
Loyal Order of Moose members
gave a farewell party Thursday
at the Moose hall for Mrs. A. B.
Corbet and Mr. and Mrs. R. L.
Murray. Mr. Corbet was unable
to attend because of illness.
About 25 persons attended and
canasta and pinochle furnished
entertainment for the evening.'
Mr. and Mrs. Murray will
leave soon to live in California,
and Mr. and Mrs. Corbet will
leave the latter part of January
for Corvallis to make their
home. Mrs. Murray is a junior
graduate regent of the lodge and
Mrs. Corbet was an officer until
her recent resignation.
Mrs. Dewey Gearin was In
charge of refreshments for the
evening.
Women of the Moose will meet
Monday, January 16, in the
in the Mose hall, at 8 p.m. for
initiation.
Plan CarcTParty
Medford Navy Mothers' club
will hold the monthly card par-,
tv at the domiciliary center at
Camp White Wednesday, Janu
ary 18. Members planning to at
tend are asked to meet at 7 p.m.
at the Girls Community club and
to bring pies for the refreshment
hour.
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