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Mr. and Mra. Lyle Wesley Me-
CalUiier of 810 King street, an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter. Bertha Mae (shown
above) to Robert Elwood Rae,
ion of Mr. and Mil. Robert Adam
Rae of 819 Bennett street, Med
ford. Both Mist McCallister and
her fiance are student! of South
ern Oregon college. The wed
ding is planned for early fall.
(Shangle plioto).
Gives Luncheon
Ashland Mrs. A. M. Peters,
president of the College Women's
club of the Rogue River valley,
entertained with a luncheon at
Omar's in Ashland April 15.
Guests were officers and chair
men of committees of the club.
Attending were Mrs. C. G. Van-
Valzah, Mrs. G. S. Jennings, Mrs.
E. A. Evanson, Mrs. H. S. Chir
gwin, Mrs. W. T. Frost, Mrs.
George Mason, Mrs. Frank Davis,
Mrs. C. W. Koyl, Mrs. W. P.
Tucker, Mrs. Ben Schmidt and
the hostess.
Later Mrs. Peters entertained
the guests with organ music at
her home.
Past Matrons
Nevita Past Matrons' club
members will meet in the home
of Mrs. Victor Bursell, Central
Point-Jacksonville highway,
Wednesday, April 26. Luncheon
will be served at 1 p.m. by Mrs.
Bursell, assisted by Mrs. C. F.
McKibben and Mrs. Elmer Kyle.
Jean Hart's
Diary
April 23
Have you seen the beautiful
new dresses the fruit trees of
the valley are wearing? Neat
crisp cottons if I ever saw
one. I'll admit the cherry
trees might be wearing or
gandy ... or perhaps that
new nylon that is as fresh as
a spring salad.
Our cottons are just as re
freshing and delightful. It
makes you feel gay just to
look at them. A watermelon
nylon with contrasting
touches of soft grey. Starchy
voiles with a permanent fin
ish so that they stay perky
no matter what the humid
ity. Linen suits for summer
traveling and straight easy
to iron dresses of linen and
pongee. Sun dresses with
jackets to completely dis
guise their double purpose.
And speaking of doubling
shortie coats are wonderful
to wear with cottons for the
cooler evenings all summer
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all year . . . especially if
you choose a soft pastel
color.
Yes ... in a Jean Hart cot
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yourself.
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Installation Held
By Post, Auxiliary
At Veterans' Hall
Officers of Crater Lake post
and auxiliary. Veterans of For
eign Wars, were installed at a
joint meeting of post and aux
iliary members Tuesday, April
18 in the Veterans' hall, 42 North
Front street.
Mrs. Russel Zundel, past pres
ident of the auxiliary, installed
auxiliary officers. They are Mrs.
O. O. DeBarry, president; Mrs.
Robert Walker, senior vice presi
dent; Mrs. Lester Young, junior
vice president; Mrs. Nora Walt
ers, chaplain; Mrs. Zundel,
treasurer; Mrs. Merril Beneka,
conductress; Mrs. Amv Randle,
guard; Mrs. E. L. Hitt. Mrs. Fred
Lawrence and Mrs. Helen John
son, trustees; Mrs. Etha Wall,
secretary; Mrs. Rilla Norris, Mrs.
W. S. Long, Mrs. Earl Shephard
and Mrs. Rex Danner, colors.
Mrs. J. B. Brummond, patriot
ic instructor; Mrs. A. C. O'Toole,
flag bearer; Mrs. Albert Hall,
banner bearer; Mrs. Stanley
Morgan, historian; Mrs. Ernest
Edmonds, assistant conductress;
Mrs. Kenneth Randle, assistant
secretary.
Assisting the installing officer
were Mrs. B. B. Ramsey, con
ductress; Mrs. Rex Danner, as
sistant conductress, both Med
ford, and Mrs. Dale Sawyer,
treasurer, of Steelhead auxiliary
of Shady Cove, and Mrs. Corne
lius Rost, secretary of the Ash
land auxiliary.
Others were Mrs. Mable
Drinkwater, musician, Grants
Pass auxiliary; Mrs. Fred Lawr
ence, patriotic instructor, and
Mrs. Frank Vosika, guard, both
of Medford; Miss Laurene Kell,
Gold Hill, Mrs. John Wilson,
Steelhead auxiliary, Mrs. Rich
ard Schulz, Medford. Mrs. Ted
Hopkins. Rogue River, colors.
Department of Oregon repre
sentatives attending were Miss
Kell, department conductress;
Mrs. Schulz, department flag
bearer; Mrs. Amy Randle, hos
Dital chairman, and Mrs. J. D.
Brummond, assistant hospital
chairman.
The out-going president, Mrs.
Helen Johnston, was presented
her pin by a past president, Mrs.
Schulz. Mrs. Zundel presented
Mrs. Randle a recognition pin,
Mrs. Randle having served as
chaplain for the past three years.
Mrs. Robert Walker presented
Mrs. Johnston a gift from the of
ficers and gifts were then pre
sented by the new president,
Mrs. DeBerry. to all officers as
sisting in installation. Mrs.
Johnston presented her officers
with personal stationery bearing
Veterans' of Foreign Wars em
blem. Many guests also attended
from the Grants Pass, Rogue
River, Shady Cove-Trail and
Ashland auxiliaries. Mrs. Ruth
Licklider represented Gold Star
Mothers chapter ol urants Pass,
and Colonel Sargent Spanish
American War Veterans auxil
iary was represented by Mrs.
Alice Hitt. Woman's Relief
Corps of Grants Pass and Med
ford were also represented.
A buffet supper was served by
Mrs. I. D. Canfield, chairman,
assisted by Mrs. Warren Ficht-
ner, Mrs. John Weber. Mrs.
Laura Alberts, Mrs. Kenneth
Randle. Mrs. Earl Shephard and
Mrs. Floyd Davis.
The serving table was decor
ated with floating camellias and
vases of flowering peach and
plum.
Crater Lake auxiliary officers
will practice April 25 at 7:30
p.m. in the Veterans' hall. 42
North Front street. All commit
tee members are also urged by
Mrs. DeBerry to attend.
Ira Canfield, past department
commander, was installing offi
cer for the post. Those taking
office are Warren Fichtner, com
mander; Bill Watson, senior vice
commander; Floyd Courtwright,
junior vice commander: Ed
Smith, chaplain; Richard Trul
linger, adjutant; Ralph Tetre
ault. quartermaster; Harold
Sutherland, trustee for three
years; Merrill Beneka. officer-of-day
and Charles Holbrook,
trustee for one year.
Evening Guild To Meet
Monday of Parish Hall
The regular meeting of St.
Mark's Evening guild will be
held in the parish house at 8
p. m., Monday, April 24.
The evening will be spent
making favors for the annual
bridge party to be held Wednes
day. May 17. Reservations for the
bridge party may be made by
calling Mrs. Jack Crawford,
phone 2-5733.
Hostesses for Monday's meet
ing will be Mrs. Frank Prime
and Mrs. Donald Kent.
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Dear Mrs. Medford:
A poet once said that "copper was brass with its
heart showing . . ." for it has a depth of beauty and
warmth that cannot help but add happiness to a home.
We have copper fashioned into tea pots that would
be at home on a fireplace crane . . . and copper
chests to hide your lewels or love letters. We have
copper planter plates to hang either as flower or plate
arrangements. We have copper and brass combined
for double charm . . . and we have COPPER MUGS.
Heavy gleaming mugs for planting or drinking , , ,
For decorating or patio parties . . . whatever . . . one
thing we know the more you have the more you
will want.
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The engagement of Miss Do
lores Morris to Jim H. Freeland
was announced last week by the
bride-elect's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Herschell E. Morris, 516
Belmont street. The wedding is
set for May 27.
Announce Trothal
Of Dolores Morris
And Jim Freeland
Mr. and Mrs. Herschel E. Mor
ris, 516 Belmont street, an
nounce the engagement and
approaching marriage of their
daughter, Dolores Louise, to Jim
H. Freeland, son of Mr. and Mrs.
W. A. Freeland, Beall lane,
Medford.
The wedding rites are to be
held at St. Mark's Episcopal
church May 27.
Miss Morris is a member of
the 1950 graduating class of
Medford senior high schocl. Her
fiance, who was graduated from
the same school, later attended
school in Texas.
Jacksonville Woman
Re-elected President
District Presbyterial
Mrs. Otto Niedermeyer, Jack
sonville, was re-elected president
of the Southwest Oregon Presby
terial at the group's semi-annual
meeting in Grants Pass Bethany
Presbyterian church Tuesday
and Wednesday. Mrs. Nieder
meyer had served as president
for the past year.
Other Jacksonville women at
tending were Mrs. Roy Martin,
who has been secretary of the
organization the past year; Mrs.
George Wendt, Mrs. Peter Fick,
Mrs. Eddie Frazier, and Mrs. J.
K. Swank.
Mrs. Lewis Kilbourn of Cen
tral Point, was re-elected as
membership secretary at the
meeting. Others from Central
Point at the Presbyterial were
Mrs. E. W. Jermark and Mrs.
W. J. Gebhard.
Medford women who attended
were Mrs. H. B. Y'Blood, Mrs.
A. B. Fleming, Mrs. Grace Col
lins, Mrs. Ernest Rogers, Mrs.
Jnhn Wnhhtps Mrs. JoseDhine
Iverson. Mrs. Volney Dickson, I
Miss Elizabeth Burr and Mrs.
Sherman L. Divine.
Joint Meeting Held
In Central Point Hall
For Worthy Matron
Central Point Central Point
and Medford chapters of Order
of the Eastern Star met jointly
Thursday in the Central Point
Masonic hall to receive the otti'
cial visit of Mrs. Edna S. Throne,
St. Helens, Ore., worthy grand
matron of the order.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Purdin
worthy matron and patron of the
Medford cnapter and Mrs. wal
lace Freeland and Truman Bren
ner, worthy matron and patron
of the Central Point chapter,
presided.
An addendum was presented
in Mrs. Throne's honor by the
courtesy girls of both chapters
The courtesy girls carried plas
tic May baskets filled with flow
ers. They sang A-l isKet A
Tasket." and with white ropes.
they formed the words, "Wel
come, Edna." Mrs. Throne was
then presented a basket ot roses,
Corsages for all officers were
made from ins grown in the gar
dens of Mrs. Merritt Swing, on
the coast.
Refreshments were served in
the dining room. Mrs. Ira Can-
field and Mrs. Chester McKib
ben were co-chairmen.
Other guests at the affair were
Mrs. George Spencer and Mr.
Walter Redford, worthy matron
and patron of the Ashland chap
ter.
Decorations for the hall were
done by Mrs. Roy Anders and
Mrs. Victor Noel.
Jacksonville Pupils
To Present Recital
Jacksonville Mrs. Alta Rob
inson will present her students
of piano in a recital in the Jack
sonville Presbyterian church at
7:30 p. m. Monday, April 24.
Appearing will be Marjorle
Edens, Judy Mooring, Judy Hall,
Evelyn Niedermeyer and Russell
Swank, all of Jacksonville; and
Joyce Harger of Central Point.
Anyone interested in attend
ing the recital is invited.
Gold Hill Family
Attends Wedding
In Klamath Falls
Gold Hil! A wedding of in
terest to the people of Gold Hill
was held in Klamath Falls, Sat
urday, April 15, when Miss
Helen Corum, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Jewel D. Corum of
Silver Lake, Ore., and Victor
Frost, son of Mrs. John Frost
of Gold Hill, were married in
the First Baptist church of that
city. The bride's grandfather,
the Rev. Waterhouse, read the
ceremony
The bride wore a pale blue
suit with white accessories and
carried a white Bible with a
spray of white rosebuds.
Mrs. Connie Corum, sister-in-law
of the bride, acted as matron
of honor. She wore a beige suit
with pink accessories and carried
pink rosebuds.
Robert Beach of Ashland,
acted as best man and Roy
Hoover of Klamath Falls and
Bruce Bennett of Gold Hill were
ushers.
White snapdragons and pink
and white carnations decorated
the church and parlor where a
reception was held following the
ceremony.
The bride is a surgical nurse
at Klamath Valley hospital in
Klamath Falls. She attended
Oregon State college and re
ceived her nurse's training in
Portland.
Mr. Frost attended Southern
Oregon college at Ashland and
is now a student at Oregon
Technical Institute at. Klamath
Falls.
The couple left immediately
after the reception for a trip
to the coast. About fifty relatives
and friends attended the wed
ding. Those from ' " " Hill who
attended were Mrs. Silas Flem
ing, grandmother of the bride
groom. Mrs. Frost, his mother,
Mrs. Robert Drake, his sister,
and Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Bennett,
former classmates of Mr. Frost.
Program Presented
At Camp White Center
By Junior Red Cross
Junior Red Cross members
entertained members of the
Camp White Domiciliary center
Friday at a party honoring 38
members whose birthdays are in
April. A program was presented
by Eve Prentice's Accordiana
group. Gifts were presented
those having birthdays and
"fun'1 gifts added to the occasion.
Appearing in the Accordiana
program were Jo Anne Ander
son, Carol Davis, Beverley
Jones. Vida Childers, Mary Ann
Gassaway. Frances Tucker. Bar
bara Greb. Lorraine Morse,
Delores Davis, Donna Lee
Gober, Charlotte Grigsby, Joyce
Young, Shannon Whaley Janice
Stanford, Barbara Ragsdale,
Dale Ward, Douglas Davis, and
Dolly Green.
Miss Vera Humphrey, Junior
Red Cross director, served as
mistress of ceremonies assisted
by Fred Sears, camp recreational
director. Miss Charlotte Rogers,
field director of American Red
Cross at the camp, also attended.
Medford Student
To Go To France
For Year's Study
Miss Charity Williams, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. T. V. Will
iams, 1975 Houston road, a soph-
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Miss Charity Williams
omore in liberal arts at Univer
sity of Oregon, has been accept
ed in the group of students from
the United States who will study
at Sorbonne university in Paris
next year.
They will study under the
"Junior Year in France," pro
gram sponsored by Sweet Briar
college. The group was limited
to 75 students this year, and
selections were made from col
leges and universities through
(ha lTnitprt Stntps. The stu
dents are chosen on the basis
of scholarship and achievement
in French.
Miss Williams is now studying
French composition and conver
sation. She expects to study
literature and historv and
possibly take a course in philos
ophy while at tne aorDonne.
Miss Williams is a member
of Pi Delta Phi, French honor
ary society.
The students will leave from
New York aboard the yueen
Elizabeth. September 7.
Miss Williams was valedictor
ian of her class when she grad
uated from Medford high school
in the class of 1948. She is an
honor roll student, with a uni
versity GPA 013,8,
Jacksonville Lodge
Begins Bazaar Sewing
Jacksonville Twenty - three
members of the Royal Neighbor
lodge met Tuesday in the lodge
rooms in the U. S. hotel, to com
mence work on articles for the
annual Christmas needlework
sale and bazaar.
Hostesses for the evening were
Mrs. A. E. Rcinking and Mrs,
Joe Smith.
Mrs. Robert Lamb, a member
of the lodge, represented the
group at a district convention
of rloyal weignrjor lodges in
Klamath Falls. April 18 and 19.
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MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE FIVE
Candidates To Speak '
For Republican Club;
To Discuss Bond Issue
Lew Graves of Shady Cove
and Robert Lytic of Ashland,
republican candidates for the of
fice of county commissioner, will
be guest speakers at a meeting of
Jackson County Republican
Women Monday, April 24 in the
Girls' Community club. Mr.
Lytle is running for re-election.
Leo Weidner, acting fire chief,
will speak regarding the city
bond issue.
Mrs. G. Q. D'Albini will lead
a discussion on world govern
ment and speak on vital issues
concerning this country. A short
board meeting will be held after
the regular meeting.
Anyone interested is invited
to attend.
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Visitors Leave
Talent Mr. and Mrs. E. S.
Armstrong of San Marino. Cal..
left Friday for their home after
having been guests here of their
son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. John R. Reid.
Pait Noble Grande
Hold Meeting At Club
Mrs. Lewis Thompson presid
ed at a recent meeting of past
noble grands' club of Olive Re
bekah lodge in the Girls Com
munity club. Games were played
under the leadership of Mrs. H.
D. Turner and her committee.
Refreshments were served by
Mrs. Carl Pearson and committee.
Daughter Here
Mrs. Wallace Ludwig and two
daughters of Coronado, Cal.,
have arrived In Medford to visit
Mrs. Ludwlg's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Lawrence, 1422 Euclid
avenue. They plan to spend
about two weeks while Mrs.
Ludwig's husband, a lieutenant
in the navy, is at sea.
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