BIX MEDFOHD (OREGOW) MAIL TRIBUNE.
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when
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, Sunday, May 14. 1950
Try grinding raisins
making: a cake, cookies or at
breads.. This distribute their
rich fluvor all the way through.
3 New
41 Swrtfc tehtrai
did yoO e r"rariciscaA
Fine China acVerti'stecS
in the: May "Holiie
Bealrtbful" and ether
tfiagfirines? It's a love
ly ad bur even the
marvels of modem
photography can't show
the ecxquisite translu
cence, the fine light
feel of Franciscan
China.
So do come in and see
our ten distinctive pat
terns, some of them
brand new. Pick up a
plate, hold a cup to the
light, note the graceful
lines, the clear colors.
See if you don't agree
that it is truly china to
be cherished.
It's good news, espe
cially for brides ibid
those shopping fof oK
dal gifts, that Ftancli
can China is aviilrible'
until June 17 it special
lower prices.
B ell's Hdmtwares
44 fcrvtt. Cetltral
Society
and CLUBS?
Miss Mixlfte Avers
Wedded Uts Mohth
f'd WdsrWcjton Man
Central PoinWQf Interest to
friends in Central Point Is news
of the wedding of Miss Maxirie
Ayers, rdrrrlerly of CeVitral Point
and now of Seattle, to Lyman L.
Zimmerman of Seattle.
. Tlie wetfdlhl? Vooh place April
22 in .Northminster Presbyterian
church, Seattle, and a reception
followed ptjhe church. Theflcv.
n. layior uumap oniciaiea.
The bride's feswn Vras bf white
satin With. .Veil of .Illusion and
her bouquet was of white rose
buds with an orchid. Matron-of-honor
was Mrs. John Sharp, Cen
tral Point, sister of the bride,
Who wore a frock of orchid taf
feta and carried a colonial bou
quet of yellow rosebuds. Other
attendants were Mrs. William
Grimes, Klamath Falls, sister of
the bride, and Miss Betty Tharp,
Central Point, niece of the bride,
who was junior bridesmaid. Both
wore orchid colored gowns and
carried colonial bouquets of yel,
low rosebuds.
John Fullerton was best man
for Mr; Zimmerman and ushers
were ueflrgrj Malm, George Zim
merman and Gene Zimmerman.
tile colt'plfc traveled to Van
bbUVer.ahd YlfctHa, B. C., for
the .wedding tHp; The, Me, wits
.UeMral Point
ibfcridbrn.
jtbaduatbd ,iroW ,tMr
BlteH school and the brl
serVedlrl Hie nivy after , his
Memdfial Niht
itnrlrsrintHtiifc--Mpmrtt-ini foleht
will bt observed by members of
Adarei chapter; order of. the
Eastern1 Star, at a meeting of the
roup Thursday May 18, at 8
ttt
' Mrs: Herbert Thomas will be
iH.i-harlie bfjhe observance.
Mrt; ,iha HtlsoH: wdtthy ma-
rdhi Wttb Ms beet) til fbr somi
tithe; w It bt back ttt cohduc
the meeting.
Mth and Bartlett
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We're
CLOSED
Today
Monday
Tuesday
for Remodeling
OPEN AGAIN
WEDNESDAY
May 1 7tH new, ipic and .pan, to larva Ihoia
homo made pie., dalltlB.ii chili, flneit and
wiche. and fountain traatt ... Of couria,
you'ra ALWAYS welcome to anolhar cup of
coffaa!
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I .ai 'Xl'.h
Talent Lions Club
Annivefsafy Pdrty
Held oh Wednesday
Talent talent Lions club and
wives of members held a joint
dinner Wednesday evening cele
brating the second anniversary
of organization of the ihert's
grtmp. The event was held at
ihe home of Mayor Harold
Sltatis; The tables were set wit!
birthday decorations in honor of
the event.
After the dlhner each group
Held meetings. Lady Lions dis
cussed thblr part in the canting
community jamboree; planned
tor the iast part of June; and it
was announbed that PatlilhS rlert
ty will be their candidate fbt
qiie'eh and little Rbna Jehnilles
will be the Cinderella enhdU
drtte. According tb blarlS bich
girl running for qileell will haVe
a small girl, chbsen from the
filrl; second Or. third gratifes,
palled with her for a Cinderella
candidate.
. Nomlhatidhs for bfflcers frif
Ihe boming year were Hiarle.
They rtre Mrs. Ralph Reed arid
Mrs. P. J. McAbee for president
and vice-prbsldcrtt; Mrs. Rachel
Bradley .Hid Mrs. Dean KeilcV
fBr treasurer, and Mrs. Verri
Hendriksori, the inctlmbent; for
secretary.
Enjojihg, the .evehing Were
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Culvef, Mr.
and Mrs. Chas. .Lakby; Mr. and
Mrs, Chas. Schuler. Mr. and Mrs.
F. W. Gilbreath; Mb. arid Mrs.
The wedding of Mr. and Mra.Lyman t. Zimmerman took place I f"ln" Reed; Mr. and Mrs. Vern
ian enpren; Seattle. The briar
it fcf Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W
April 22 in Northminiter Presbyterian church;
is the former Maxine Ayeri, daud
Ayers of Central Point and her husband is a son of Mr. and Mrs.
Noble S. Zimmerman of Seattle. , (Johanson photo),
nsfafbfbH Cergftiofty
Held Last Week for
Qak Grove Extension
filrs. rttlgo von der Hcllen
bltalhbd Oak Grove Exten
sion unit at her home on Jack
sonville highway, May 9, with
IB members and five visitors
attending. A 1 1 er the business
mebting Ihstallatlbn of officers
was held, with Mrs. John Elson,
county aliiriihab committee, officiating.
, Nety .ttffitbrs i r fc chairman,
Mrs. Uib THUttiiit; vice-chair-Hlait;
Mrs. flollarid Janes; secre
tary, Mrs. blbrlH Bailey; treasur
er, Mrs. Don R ti 11 y a r d. Mrs.
WUlltilri Rdse brbsbntcd each
With a cbhlage bf spring flowers.
Mrs. Eula WlntbVmotc, county
agent, gavfc Jllrj demonstration
on "ImproyM Hbm6 Lighting."
fefte told of Ihe heed for better
light for study' arid all close
work.
Ahptlier cbtlbrl firess work
shop has Been bdiidiibted in the
Unit and the bight wdmen who
made drossbs gavb i style show.
. They will HOW make woolen
; dresses in ordeb id be eligible
i to make suits in the fall. The
first meeting was set foe May
18 at the 4-H club building at the
fairgrounds.
It was planned to have a picnic
June 20 and any member wish
ing to go should contact Mrs.
Hay Marks. '
PuDils td Pfesefif
Recital Tuesday
Advanbbri pupils hf Mrs. Fran;
ces Sehbbhnrd will brbsb.ht ti
program bt hltisle at the liriWt,
of Mrs. Rtlssbll Barnes. 2210
llillcrcsl rbad; Tuesday evening,
Mav Kith, starting at 8:00.
Appearing in plnnd nultiber
will be Diane Flndley, Margo
iLnxcsnri, Sara Hart, hflnttra
'lliililinrd. jraiilne Tbrtbr: Bob
llllver; Stisarihe Rblbhstbin.
lEvclyh Slnffrird and Rae Durno,
Nancy Jennings, soptano; will
sing a group of songs including
"Un lii-1 Di" from Madame But
terfly, and "Romance." Melissa
and Nancy Jennings will sing
duet n u in b e r s. Kae Carrara,
soprano, will sing "Indian
Dawn" and Sttriimer Time"
Also iinprarlliB lit vribrll dtiH
numbers, will be Sandra Hiib- '
bard iiitrl Shirt llilrl. ..
The p r ri i; r li Mi will consist
chiefly ot bntttbihporrlry hilislb
Ptinintc nii liiito.nel.,H ft-llMlM
arc cordially IhVlted to attend.
PEO To Meet
CliSptbr BE, PEO merhbers
will meet at 6:30 p.m. in thb
home of Mrs. R. G. Fowler, 1832
Kings highway, Tuesday, May
16.
Those attending are asked td
take service.
Hendriksori. Mr, and Mrs; H3rry
Lbive. Mr: and Mrs. Lbster Ham
ilton; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Chris
tian; Mr. arid Mrs. Dean Rellby,
Mrs. .P. J. McAbee. Mw. Rachel
Bradlby. Emil Berg, arid the
hosts Mr: and Ifrs. Hdrbld
Straus. Giiests df the club.itir
thb evening werfe Mf: .and Mrs;
John Butler, Mr: and Mrs. Ken
heth Swatzlander. Mr; and Mr9.
Ray Bradfotd: Mr. and Mrs,
Wayne ReUhstein and Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Weinhold.
iaaoaaiaiBMaaaWitt
Women of Rotary
Install I Officers;
Season Review
Medfnfd' Worhen bf Rotary fit
stiillbd hbw officers and review
ed events ,of the veab at thb last
rhbbting. held at the homb bf
Mr. Mirtiii Sands. Rosbboroiigh
addition. Abotit 30 women wbre
present fob luncheon; a business
metjtlng and cards., .
Mrs. William Caldwell Is he
new president pt the group; life
la,.nu Mm. Georee Maddox.
Othbr rtbw bfflcers are Mrs.Xfes
tayidr: vibfe-tirbsldbnt; Mrs: Phil
Brauiera;,, secretary una u.
Cllftbrd HahsbHj trbdstirbr. , . .
bthef. .retiring officers are
Mrs! Lewlj 'ayhtirHj sebrctary
and Mrs, Tai-lbr,, trhastlrbr. f
Mrs MadrtOx tnanKeq ner i
flbbrs Ibb thblr bnoperatitii) Htit-
Irig hbb tbrrh b fBliiet t wa ...
W. W; f; noil pri-st-iiicu
ilh a britsase ftbrrl fellow
rnerrthbrs.
Wbriibn bf. Rotaby bno.-icrH IH
a hllhiber of blvlb and welfare
brbjbbts In rbcbht , years. Tiiey
havb provided clothing for. stu
dents Snd,dthebs Iti heed, h"
provided fllhds for lieedy fam
libs; have given mbmbersHlps
tnr HHrlpbhrlvlletibrl VOUliE peo
ple, lit such breanizatidhs as thb
YMCA. and sedttts, and havb bh
gagbd IH bther welfare actlv ties
both IH Medtdrd ahd lh bther
parts bf the eoilhty.
Attlndi CohTSnllcrt
finlri Hill A prnnh of Women
attended ihe convention of tlie
Siskivou district; pregon erterar
tion of Garden Qitis, held at
Rogue River .May 9. in Ihe group
were Mrs. Daniel H. Stewart,
nresident of the Gold Hill Gar
den b!b; arid Mesdames Carl
Bove, Roy. Cameron, C. L.. Du
seiiberry, Mailde Mabtiri, J. G.
Kofalll, V. K. Bressel and Ar
tlibt Boye.
,. Mrs. VY, R. Bressel and Mrs.
Hannah Routh took flOWebs to
CamO Whltb from the Garden-
club mertibers Thursday.
Program Announced
Far Cbhiih leii6ft
Of tagle Poinf tlut)
fea'gle P'blnt feaiie' Pdlrit 6sf--dbn
blub will meet at the home
of Mrs. Glen Clymer, Wbdnes
day. May 17, at b, m. . .
, "China... the' Mdlheri bf Gar
dens," will be the topit of the
euesl speaker. Dr. W. W. Weils
of, Southern OregttH cdllbg,
Ashland, and mbmbers are look-
nau.fliui, n" T.
1 ti..r.i ri ihh fafcMlna
Since the, annual elecUpri bf
rifflrers will be held, members
t-etjttbsted to Sathfef JjWHjjbtljr;
, It is, exnecten. tnai inc. pre-';
tienl; Mb. C. K efcfhBfias
t H-m Inh niri tlrnb: Will
, K0I1 call will pe TiBmcaui.i
cibrlvbd bblglnan.frbrri Chltia."
Mian HiUkblii t.IaS
p. m. ffirs, narrv pijuiu; uuuic
grand; stales jhiit fbbrhal Whs
iirb ridt tb hfc wbbH fob this
meeting. , . , , ,
mlttbb' wiif'sb-bve bbtrbsHrnbnts.
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