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To Pledge Eight candidate! will be pledg ed to Nu Phi Mu sorority when members meet at 7 p'.m. Monday at the home of Miss Billie Lyons and Miss Donna Wall, 31S South Ivy street. The occasion will be semi-formal and a dinner will follow at Mary's Casa. Jean Hart's Diary January 22 Extral Extra! My beautiful short coats have arrived. They seem to have brought Spring with them and just looking at them makes you realize that the valley will be in bloom again In less than two months. Right now they are perfect as evening wraps espe cially for teen-agers as they wear their first floor length forma Is. Right now they are warm enough over your winter suit and will give a decided lift to your slushy moral. Later they are perfect over cottons and prints. The colors are a Rosary of Spring . . . Jonquil yellow . . . crocus red . . . lilac . . tulip green . . . daisy white . blossom pink. Come In and peek at Spring. "The Hart of Fashion" 22 S. Crape Phone 2-8992 Ashpole-Jordan Marriage Service Held In Nevada Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ashpole, who were married in Reno, Nev., December 22, are now making their home in Medford. The bride is the former Rosemary Jordan, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. George Whiteman of Prineville, Ore., and the bride groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ashpole, Eagle Point. The service was read by the Rev. E. S. Barnett of the First Baptist church in Reno, and the couple was attended by Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Lang, formerly of Eagle Point and now of Nevada. The bride wore a burgundy colored suit with pink accesso ries and a corsage of pink rose buds for the service. Mr. Ashpole is a past com mander of Steelhead post, Veter-' ans of Foreign Wars in Shady Cove, is a member of the Shady Cove Rotary club and is also af filiated with the Elks and Eagles lodges and the American Legion. He is in business with his fa ther in Eagle Point and the cou ple plans to build a home there. Mrs. Ashpole is on the staff of Littrell Parts company, Med ford. The newlyweds were honored at a party held January 7 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Tresham in Eagle Point. - Polio Benefit Dance To Be Held At Club Considerable interest is being shown in the March of Dimes benefit dance which is being planned for Monday, January 30, at the Rogue Valley Country club. It is stated that all proceeds from the event will go to the drive. The club management is donating the facilities of the club, and the club staff will do nate their services for the eve ning, it is announced, in order that there will be no expense in curred. The dance will be informal and in addition there will be games and prizes. Supper will be served. Mrs. G. A. Dierdorff is chair man of the dance, which is to be for members and out-of-town guests. Woman's Relief Corps To Meet Thursday Women's Relief corps will meet Thursday at 2 p. m. at the home of Mrs. Belle Littrell, 115 Newtown street. The session was postponed from last week due to weather conditions. Mr. and Mrs. Donald AihpoU, married in December, are now living in Medford. The bride is the former Rosemary Jordan and Mr. Aihpole is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ashpole, Eagle Point. He is engaged In business with his father there. (Shangle photo). VICTOR Says: Mrs. Florence McVay is no longer with us and until she gets established may we have the privilege of serving you? Come in without appointment or Call 2-4830 Craterian Beauty Shop 41 South Central Chapter Gives Dinner In Jacksonville Hall Honoring Warren Lodge Jacksonville Members of Adarel chapter OES honored members of the Warren Masonic lodge Thursday evening in the chapter rooms of the Masonic hall in Jacksonville. A covered dish dinner was served and Menno Bachmann, worthy pat ron, acted as master of cere monies. Since the two chapters are at present remodeling rooms of the hall, table decorations were in dicative of their project. The table centerpiece was a wooden cart pulled by two dolls, a girl doll depicting Adarel and a boy doll, Warren. The cart carried paint, nails and building blocks and bore placards announcing the theme. Guests honored were Grant Todd, budget committee of the grand chapter; Henry Halvarsen, worshipful master, Warren lodge and Wallace Brill, worshipful master, Medford AF & AM lodge, and associate patron of Adarel OES. Many out-of-town guests attended the affair. Adarel members will hold men's night and initiation, Feb ruary 2 and all OES members are invited. t New Probation Officer To Speak For Chapter At Meeting Saturday Miss Helen Busenbark will speak at the meeting of Crater Lake chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, set for Saturday, January 28 at 2 p.m. at the home of the regent, Mrs. D. O. Hood, 29 Windsor avenue. Miss Busenbark, newly ap pointed assistant to the county probation officer, will speak on her work in the juvenile de partment. Assistant hostesses will be Miss Jane Snedicor, Mrs. J. W. Kirby and Mrs. G. O. Taylor. 1 Birthday Dinner Held By Loyal Workers Class Last Sunday Afternoon Loyal Workers of the First Christian church celebrated their birthdays with a dinner Sunday, January 15, in the dining room of the church. The dining tables were decor ated with ropes of ivy and a cen ter piece of pink carnations and white tapers. Presiding at the cutting of the birthday cakes were Mrs. Frank Heller and Mrs. Arnold Bohnert. Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Olson were given the bouquet for being members of the class for the longest time. The birthday offering taken is to be presented to the living link missionary of the church, now serving in the Congo, Mrs. Delia Mae Paget, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Dale of 145 South Ivy street, Medford. President Al Schroeder presid ed at the business meeting fol lowing dinner. Committee in charge of the af fair was Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Put man, Mrs. Wayne Troxell, Mrs. Al Schroeder and Mrs. Eloise Winklebleck. Jacksonville Society To Hold Installation Jacksonville Installation of officers will be held at the meet ing of the Woman's Missionary society of iho Jacksonville Pres byterian church at the church parlors, Thursday, January 26 at 1 p.m. The meeting will begin with a dessert luncheon for which Mrs. Peter Fick is hostess. Mrs. Roy Martin will be in charge of the installation cere monies and Mrs. George Wendt is incoming president. Mrs. Otto Niedermeyer is to be installed vice-president; Mrs. Fick, secre tary and Mrs. Marian iMieaer meyer, treasurer. THE NEW QUEEN OF STERLING PATTERNS... gw IlS Y INTERNATIONAL STERLING In solid, enduring sterling silver I Created by America's finest 3 Jf ?3 silverware designers! vMf' ''"Sk Executed by master lilvertmllhsl mmBm Regal coronet of tiny flowers! Beautiful lacelike openwork handle! Graceful sweeping lines! 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Hadley, ehan celor; Mrs. Russell, marshal; Mrs. Delbert Ross, assistant marshal; Miss Blanche Arnold, inner sen tinel; Mrs. Tom Lynch, outer sentinel; Mrs. Frank Gldney, manager for one year; Mrs. M. S. Mallory, manager for three years. Mrs. R. L. Merritt, musician; Mrs. W. H. Arnold, captain of the degree staff; Mrs. Clair Raw stern, juvenile director; Mrs. Mary Caasson, faith; Mrs. Charles E. Kernick, courage; Mrs. Earl Coss, unselfishness; Mrs. Alva R. Allen, modesty; Mrs. Harry Miller, endurance; Miss Martha Lamb, flag bearer; Mrs. Harold Franklin, Lively Oaks director; Mrs. George A. Culy, press reporter. About 100 persons attended the services. Following the in stallation the three Chew sisters entertained with accordion selec tions, and refreshments were served bv a committee headed by Mrs. Mallory. Lodqe Installation To Be Held Tuesday Members of the Medford Odd Fellow and Olive Rebekah lodges will hold joint installa tion Tuesday, January 24 in the lodge hall at 8 p.m. W. H. Dyer, grand master, and Mrs. Dollie Love, deputy president, and the installing teams will have charge of the ceremonies. Officers ask members of both orders to attend and visitors are invited. Refreshments will be served by a committee from both lodges. LiT.ly OakscTub Plans Social Meeting A social meeting of the Lively Oaks club will be held at the home of Mrs. Lawrence You mans, Thomas road, Wednesday, January 25. Sunday, January 22. 1950 MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE FIVE Miss Margo Kerr, Sorbonne Student, Married In Paris Jacksonville Mrs. Helen Armpriest has announced the marriage of her daughter, Miss Margo Kerr, to Beryl D. Steuart, Stevcnsville, Mont., which took place in Paris, France, December 30. Mr. Steuart's parents are Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Steuart, Stevcns ville. The couple had met at the Uni versity of Oregon when both were literature students there. Miss Kerr went to Paris about six months ago and has been employed by the economic co operation administration in the European headquarters of the Marshall plan, located in the his toric Hotel Talleyrand. Mr. Steuart had been in Purls since September, 1S48, working for his doctor's degree in French literature at the Sorbonne uni versity in Paris. Following a week's trip to Lake Geneva, Switzerland, the couple is at home in Paris, where they expect to live for the next two years. Upper Rogue Unit Hears Program On Seasonings Shady Cove Upper Rogue Ex tension unit met Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Cecil Kee of Sha dy Cove, with 11 members brav ing the inclement weather to at tend. The meeting opened with singing, and members answered roll call by describing some ac tivity of the past week which was outside their usual routine. It was voted to work with the VFW auxiliary in holding a food sale for the benefit of the March of Dimes drive, the date and place of the sale to be announced later. It was also decided to can cel the better dress workshop for this unit because of the bad weather and illness among mem bers who had planned to attend. An interesting lesson on "Herbs and Seasonings" was given by Mrs. Lois Hicks and Mrs. Leona Hughes. The lunch eon was prepared by them, dem onstrating the uses of various herbs and spices in the prepara tion of everyday foods. February meeting of the unit will be held at the home of Mrs. G. A. Hubbell of Trail. A meeting of St. Mark's Even ine guild will be held Monday at 8 p.m. in the parish house. Mrs. Laurence Butler and Mrs. Wil liam Woodford are hostesses. Youth Group To Hold Episcopal Conference In Medford Tonight About 60 young people of the southern Oregon deanery of the Episcopal church are expected to attend a conference here this evening at St. Mark's church. They will be from the churches at Ashland, Grants Pass, Rose burg and Medford, A dinner will be served at the church at 5:30 p. m., with a business meeting to be conduct ed during the dinner. A church service is scheduled for 7:30 p. m. and this will be followed by a social hour and refreshments, Fred Griffith is president of the local youth group. Providence Guild Plans Silver Tea A silver tea to open a nevf membership drive will be hel4 by Providence guild at the Sacl red Heart hospital Saturday aftl ernoon. January 28 from two t four o'clock, according to MisjL, Gertrued Molloy, president ofeS: the organization. 5kt Prospective members and Interested in hospital socia'-f service work are cordially invitP1 ed to attend, Miss Molloy said?. The tea will be held in the hosjjf pital recreation rooms. B'3 Committee members In chargiX of the affair are Mrs. Mauriciigfj Spatz, Mrs. James Dunlevy, Mrsjp John Shober, Mrs. Myrle Mi Merriman, Mrs. Gene Thomasp Mrs. J. P. 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