Auxiliary Teams
Receive Trophy;
Announce Dinner
. Members of the ritualistic and
drill teams of the auxiliary to
crater Lake aerie, Fraternal Or
der of Eagles, recently received
trophy which the team won
at the last state meeting for out
standing ritualistic work.
The trophy was presented by
Mrs. Mae Leichner, Portland,
Junior past president of state
auxiliaries
Initiation was held for four
candidates, and there were visit
ors from Grants Pass. The eve
ning closed with refreshments
and a dance.
Members of the ritualistic
team are Mrs. Eber T. Weed, Ju
nior past president: Mrs. Floyd
Lewis, president; Mrs. Barney
Garrett, vice-president; Mrs.
Percy Culey, chaplain; Mrs.
Paul Terry, conductor; Mrs.
Arthur Klatt, secretary; Mrs.
Glenn Klymer, inside guard;
Mrs. Hazel McCully, musician.
Members of the drill team
are Mesdames Walter Bergman,
captain, Vern Buseman, Eddie
Powell, Charles Linderman,
Wess Martin, Eddie Olsen, Clyde
Kindred, Fred Wheat, Herold
Bottomly, Marge Peterson, Earl
Mercer, Hank Stewart, Burdette
Sullivan. Red Pratt, Albert
Wright, Roscoe Vance and Clay
ton Ayers.
1 The auxiliary will hold the
monthly birthday dinner this
evening at the hall. It will hon
or members with birthdays in
December and January, and is
scheduled for 6 p.m.
All ladies attending are asked
to bring a salad or hot dish for
the dinner.
Husbands of members are in
vited to attend.
Fathers At School
For Dad's Week-End
Mr. and Mrs. Merle Jarmin
and Miner T. Boshears left Fri
day for Corvallis. The two men
are attending the annual Dad's
week-end festivities at Oregon
State college. Mr. Jarmin is vis
iting his daughter, Miss Audrey
Jarmin, who is a senior, and Mr.
Boshears his son, Kenneth, a
freshman.
Mrs. Jarmin is in Springfield
to visit a sister.
Jean Hart's
Diary
February 5th
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Now hear this:
We've crowded winter into
a corner All that's left of
her and we're going to de
liver the knockout blow. If
you want to 'be In on Win -ter'i
Lair Stand be here
early.
J J Dreuea $14.93 to
$55.00 $5 $10 $11
Coats up hi $100....$25
Suits 49.95 to 59.95 $25
1 Suit $100, sin 12 . ..$25
2 Raincoats $5.00
30 Sweater!, all stylet $1.00
Yes! It may be winter on
the balcony but it will be
Spring In your Hart when
I can concentrate on sun
dresses, bathing suits, prints
and cottons . . . Just let
Spring take over the whole
shop.
"The Hart of Fashion"
22 S. Grape
Phone 2-8992
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Suggestions for Your Valentine
To Make Her Feel Cherished
A bit of San Francisco transposed in color by
Harry Reeks as a permanent memory of a
wonderful time.
A delicate pin a pair of fabulous earrings
a strand of pearls.
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A lazy-Susan of hand wrought aluminum
or trays, bowls and other home lovelies in
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Mr. and Mrs. Leland Ray Netherland (Selda Lee Carlton), were
married in December in the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Carlton,
Prospect, parents of the bride. Mr. Netherland is a son of Mr. and
Mrs. B. W. Netherland, 1299 Sunset avenue, Medford. The newly
weds are living in Medford.
Jacksonville PTA Unit
Honors Past Presidents
At Meeting Wednesday
tiacKsonviiie rive pasi presi
dents of the Jacksonville Parent-Teacher
association were
honored Wednesday at the annu
al ffAiinnr,1 a.i maatino nf the
association. Those honored and
presented corsages were airs.
George Wendt, Mrs. Daisy Lew-M-B
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RoyMartin and Mrs. G. O. San
den. Twenty-three past presi
dents have served the associa
tion since its organization in
1920, with five presidents hav
ing served two terms.
rnmm,mUu c!tifin0 nnonpH the
meeting followed by readings
given oy ur. o. ocuiv neamer
inntnn nipk RnvH. sunerintond-
nt nf tbp srhnnls. sane. Asso
ciation members presented a hu-
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morous panxumiine nanaieu uj
Miss Janet Burpee, high school
inctt.iif.trtr MnmhpK tnkinff narl
were Mr. and Mrs. Win Arnold,
Mr. and Mrs. John Keaveny,
Mrs. W. W. Mooring, Mrs. M.
H. Hall, Mrs. E. E. Mclntyre,
Mrs. Halstead and Mrs. George
Wendt.
A second letter of appreciation
received from the German fam
ily who received the Christmas
CARE package sent by the as
sociation was read in the Ger
man by Mrs. Eddie Frazier and
translated by her into the Eng
lish. Mrs. Paul Culbertson, presi
dent, succeeding Mrs. H. L.
llanlit,ith whn has resigned:
presided at the meeting. Mrs.
Melvin Hall was elected to vice
presidency, replacing Mrs. Cul
bertson in that office. Room prize
for the montn was won urc
seventh grade room.
Mr. Boyd explained a new
class, "Social ana ramny nem
tions," which has been instituted
at the school. As a result oi inn
explanation a discussion devel
J .nrr,inO nPPd for COm
munity sponsored activities for
young people. Mrs. Elmer Ad
ams, Mrs. Keaveny, Mrs. Wendt
and Mr. Boyd were appointed as
nMmfttr,0 tn rtlnn for a com
munity get-together concerning
community center prujeti.
n..rinrt tVtn cnrinl hour fol
i Ua mruttinrt Mrs. BoW
man and Mrs. Sanden poured
and Mrs. Wendt servea me cane
mir. tnp Dressier and Mrs
Mooring were in charge of ar
rangements, assisted Dy otner
mothers of eighth grade children.
Mrs. Hall was general chairman
for the meeting.
Pussy willows and evergreens
formed refreshment table decora
tions. Observe Founders' Day
Evans Valley All Evans
Valley parents and friends of the
Evans Valley Parent-Teacher
association are invited to attend
the Founders' day program meet
ing of the group, Tuesday, Feb
ruary 7 at 8 p.m. in the school.
Birthday of the National Con
gress of Parents and Teachers
is to be observed and there will
be singing and musical numbers.
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Pupils Give Recital
At Accordion Studio;
Hear Band Recordings
A group of pupils were pre
sented in recital Wednesday eve
ning by Mrs. Eve Prentice, ac
cordion teacher, at her studio.
Appearing were Tom and Pat
ty Kennedy, Carolyn and Shirley
Fichtner, Lorraine Morse, Sally
Lindgren, Adrienne Elrod, Bob
Robertson, Dolores Murray, Nor
man Bursing, Wilma Jones, Lar
ry Matthieson, all junior and
senior high school pupils, and
Miss Joan Anderson.
Frank Gidney acted as mas
ter of ceremonies, and also
played special numbers. Miss
Carol Davis assisted Mrs. Pren
tice. Special guests were Miss Vera
Humphrey and Lyle Rogers, the
latter Trailways depot agent at
Yreka, Cal. He brought to the
recital a recording made of the
honored Wedensday at the annu
accordion band's selections
played in Yreka several weeks
ago, and this was played follow
ing the recital.
The January issue of the
magazine, "School Musician,"
carries pictures of some of Mrs.
Prentice's musical groups, this
being the third time in recent
months that the magazine has
carried pictures of the Medford
accordion players. The magazine
is published in Chicago.
when hearts are
show your hand with
a Faberge gift
in sets of deuces
the nicest Valentine
Insembla of perfume and matching cologne 2.50
Cologne Duett two fragrances in golden gift box 3. SO
Insembla of purie-perfect TOUCH CONTsOt "t obergette
end matching cologne J.SO
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Medford Student
Receives Honors;
Announce Pledges
Medford students attending
the University of Oregon have
been much in the news in recent
days.
Miss Charity Williams is one
of three of last year's freshman
on the University of Oregon
campus awarded the Mortar
Board plaque. The plaque, which
hangs in the Office of Women's
Affairs, ii awarded yearly to
the three women who make the
highest scholastic averages dur
ing their freshmen year. Grade
point averages of these three
women ranged from 3.94 to 3.91.
Miss Williams is a daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas V. Wil
liams, 1975 Houston road. She
is enrolled in liberal arts. She
was graduated from Medford
high school with highest honors
and was valedictorian of her
class as well as being named
outstanding senior girl.
Miss Nancy Lageson, daughter
rt- ttnA Mf nttrt T. T.naesnn.
34 Glen Oak court, is one of 87
freshmen women on tne univer
sity of Oregon campus invited to
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ary 31. The annual party is giv
en Dy mortar suaiu, pcuwi
women's honorary, for all fresh
men women receiving a grade
point average of at least a 3.00
for fall term.
Miss Lageson is majoring in
liberal arts.
Four students from Medford
pledge fraternities on the uni
versity campus during winter
term open rushing. A. L. Clay,
son of Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Clay,
709 Melrose avenue and Rich
ard Camden, son of Mr. and
Mrs. James E. Camden, 819 West
13th street, pledged Phi Kappa
Psi fraternity; Richard Riggs,
son of Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Riggs,
1104 East 11th street, pledged
Delta Tau Delta fraternity and
Gilbert S. Tumy, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Tumy. 705 Park ave
nue, pledged Sigma Chi frater
nity. Miss Dolores Stenerson. mem'
ber of Alpha Omicron Pi, was
that group's candidate in the an
nual "Little Colonel" contest at
the university. The Little Colo
nel reigns over the annual Mill'
tary Ball, given each year by
Scabbard and Blade, military
fraternity at the school.
Miss Stenerson is a daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. I. S. Stenerson,
714 South Oakdale avenue.
Medford Home Extension
To Meet On Wednesday
Lampshade making will be
demonstrated at the meeting of
Medford Home Extension unit
members Wednesday, February 8
in the recreation hall on Priddy
street, beginning at 10:30 a.m.
Luncheon will be served and
child care will be provided by
the unit. Anyone interested may
attend the meeting and tnose at
tending are asked to take table
service. There will be a small
charge for the luncheon.
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PHONE 2-7113
FREE DELIVERY
Day and Night In Medford
City Limits
Coast-to-Coast Stamps
FREE PARKING
In any Geo. Goodman Lot
while you shop at McLain's
Miss Barbara Moench Is to be
married tn May to Grebe G.
Smith of Lot Angeles. Miss
Moench it a daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Moench, 321 West
Jackton ttreet.
(Ellison photo).
Sfiower Party Given s
For Mrs. Don Kahl
Mrs. Don Kahl, 19 Lincoln
street, was honor guest at a
shower given at the home of
Mrs. George Heide, 303 Willam
ette avenue this week. Games
were played and prizes awarded.
Mrs. George Southwick and Mrs.
Douglas Dawson assisted Mrs.
Heide in serving refreshment.'!.
Those attending were Mes
dames L. A. Thornton, C. Col.
baugh, Will Rasmussen, Gresh
am, Delbert Johnson, Vernon
Rasmussen, Leora Nylander, Ai
leene Rasmussen. Al Bendickson,
L. Heide and Misses Dolly Mae
Thornton, Peggy Gresham and
Dolly June Rasmussen.
Gold Hill HeaTtlTunit
Will Meet Tuesday
Gold Hill Health unit mem
bers will meet Tuesday, Febru
ary 7 at the home of Mrs. Whit
locks on highway 99.
Sunday, February 8, 1130
Barbara Moench,
California Student,
To Marry In May
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Moench,
321 West Jackson street, an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Barbara, to Grabe G.
Smith, son of Mrs. Dorothy
Smith of Los Angeles.
Miss Moench is a student at
Medford senior high school from
where she will be graduated in
June and Mr. Smith is at pres
ent attending school in Las An
geles, where the engagement has
also been announced.
The wedding will be held in
the First Methodist church of
Medford the latter part of May.
Central Point Bethel
To Attend Services;
Announce Initiation
Central Point Officers and
choir members of Central Point
bethel of Job's Daughters are
asked to meet at the Central
Point Presbyterian church at
7 p. m. today to change to their
robes In preparation for the
"going to church" service which
will be held at 7:30 p. m. The
public is also invited to attend
the church service.
There will be initiation of
candidates at the next regular
meeting of the Central Point
bethel of Job's Daughters, Feb
ruary 9, at 7:30 p. m. Parents,
visiting members and persons of
proper Masonic affiliations are
invited.
Members of the bethel enjoyed
a social evening January 28
when the group attended a
theater party following the reg
ular meeting. After the party
Mr. and Mrs. Merritt Swing en
tertained at their home. Refresh
ments were served and a social
hour was enjoyed.
The United States has 39 per
cent of the world's railway mileage.
Olive Rebekah Lodge
To Meet On Monday
Olive Rebekah lodge will meet
Monday at 7:30 p. m. in the
IOOF hall, with the newly in
stalled officers in the chairs for
the first time.
The charter will be draped
In memory of Mrs. Nelle Spen
cer, who passed away recently.
Plans will be made for the
February 20 meeting which
will be initiation followed by a
social evening.
Mrs. Harrv Brvmit. tlio npuf
noble grand, and Mrs. Shlrrell
wy, new vice-grand, wui pre
side. Visiting members are welcome.
For Physical or Spiritual Help Tune In On
TRUTH and LIFE
SUNDAY, 3:00 p.m. to 3:30 p.m.
Also 5:30 p.m. Monday Through Friday
STATION KWIN 1400 K.C.
You ere Invited to the YOUTH REVIVAL 7:45 p.m.
AT THE REVIVAL TABERNACLE
FAIRGROUNDS, MEDFORD
Rev. W. P. Hodge, Pastor
The New Crematorium at
Siskiyou Memorial Park
Is Now Ready to Serve this Community
and Is Open for Public Inspection
The Beautiful New Mausoleum at Siskiyou Memorial
Park Will Be Completed Soon and Open to the Public
Cremations $45.00 Phone 2-2344
For the
Valentine Gifts
You'll Give With Pride
Let Brophys
Be Your Guide
MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE TIVB
Family Leaving
For Santa Rosa
Mr. and Mrs. R. D. McCarty
and son, Bob, are to leave this i
morning for Santa Rosa, Cal., 1
where they will make their
home. The McCartys lived here
15 years, residing on Orchard
Home drive, and Mrs. McCarty
has been active in the Rebekah
lodge, being a past noble grand
of the order.
The couple has purchased six
acres and a home on the main
highway through Rincon valley
near Santa Rosa and will engage
in the antique furniture business
as they have in Medford.
They are making the trip
south by motor.
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