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Cutting their wedding cake art Mr. and Mri. Jim Hensley
Freeland, who war marrlad May 27 In a morning ceremony at St.
Mark'i Episcopal church. The bride li the former Doloree Loulte
Morrli, daughter oi Mr. and Mri. Herachel E. Morrli, 516 Belmont
ttreet. and Mr. Frealand'a parent! are Mr. and Mri. Wallace A.
Freeland, Beall lane. (Brainerd photo).
Miss Stearns Wed
To Daniel Scott
In Church Service
Miss Arlene Alta Stearns of
Central Point hec.inie thp bridr
of Daniel Walter Scott of Med
ford in a ceremony held Satur
day, May 27, at 2 p. m., in Sa
cred Heart Catholic church. The
Rev. C. J. Linehan officiated.
The bride is a daiiRhtcr of Mrs.
Sam Boussum of Phoenix and
Mr. Scott's parenti are Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Scott of Medford.
For the ceremony she wore a
suit of pastel pink with a cor
sage of white roses. Mrs. Shirley
Larsen, sister of the bridegroom,
was matron-of-honor. She wore a
pastel blue suit and her flowers
were pink rosebuds.
Rodolfo Bucclo of Phoenix,
brother-in-law of the bride, was
best man.
The newlyweds are living In
Medford and the bride will be
graduated from Central Point
nigh school June 8.
Medford Garden Club
Holds Final Meeting;
New Officers Preside
Mrs. R. T. NIchol presided as
installing oinccr at tnc nnai
meeting of the Medford Garden
club for the season, held in the
YMCA building recently. Mrs.
W. A. Freeland, the new presi
dent, and her staff presided at
the meeting following their In
stallation. Each new officer was
given a corsage of flowers rep
resenting the character of her
new duties, and for each officer
a candle was lighted in a floral
table centerpiece.
Mrs. A. C. Lelghlon, retiring
firesldent, was given a vote of
hanks for her year's work. Each
officer's work was reviewed and
commended.
After the business meeting the
Mothers' chorus of Roosevelt
Parent-Teacher association gave
several choral numbers.
Tea chairman for the affair
was Mrs. L. A. Mcntzer, assisted
by Mrs. H. F. Cope, Mrs. Wal
ter H. Jones, Mrs. M. E. Newman
and Mrs. Herman Ekerson. The
tea table was centered with pink
roses and clematis of lavendar
hues. Pink candles, crystal and
silver completed its setting.
Mis. Leinhton and Mrs. Free
land poured.
Guests for the afternoon In
cluded Mrs. Arthur C. Sunders,
Medford; Miss Mildred Crane.
Mrs. Day Cline, Mrs. John D.
Hoist and Mrs. Elga Abbot, Butte
Falls.
Family Reunion Held
On Memorial Week-End
Visitors Leave Monday
Mr. and Mrs. La Rue Roda.
Camp Baker road, hold a fam
ily reunion at their Immc Sun
day afternoon. May 2.V Mrs.
Kmmet Walker. LaUrnnric, and
Mis. Larry Sullivan, Rosehurg,
sisters of Mrs. Roda had been
guests of the Rodas during the
week. The reunion was ar
ranged to take place during
their visit.
Others attending were Mrs
Roda s son and daughters. Mr.
and Mrs Le Roy Smith and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne
Giles and family. Mr. and Mrs.
Don Smith and famllv, Mr. and
Mrs. Wally Wills, Mr. and Mrs.
Jerry Clause and Miss Thelma
Giles, all of Medford.
Mrs. Roda's sisters left for
their homes Monday,
Central Point Club
To Install Officers
Central Point Central Point
Garden club will hold the June
meeting Wednesday, June 7. in
the home of Mrs. Francis Rus
sell, on the von rier Helle n ranch.
Jacksonville highway.
Dessert at 1:30 p. m. will be
followed hy a business meeting.
Mrs. H. O. Smith of Cave Junc
tion will speak on "Primroses
Here and Ther.'." and Mrs. E. W.
Jermark will install the club's
new officers.
Sprague River Couple
Visitors In Valley
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Moore of
Sprngue River, Ore., have left
for their home after visiting Mr.
Moore's parents. Mr. and Mrs.
W. J. Moore, Ashland, and his
uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. E.
M. Lovell, 528 Edwards street,
MAIL TRIBUNE
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Medford Couple
Married Recently
In Grants Pass
Mrs. Lola Reed and Dr. Wil
liam F. Roney, both of Med
ford, announce their marriage
on May 15 In Grants Pass. The
newlyweds are living at Dr.
Roney's home on the Rogue
river near Savage Rapids dam.
Both have lived in Medford
many years, and Dr. Roney
practiced medicine here fnr
about 15 years before his re
tirement.
Mrs. Ronev reeonllu v,n,
a partner with F. J. Mitchell
in the Grants Pass Accounting
service. Mr. Mitchell formerly
" " accounting service in
Medford.
Fxfension Delegates
Home From Council;
Add to Building Fund
Five Jackson county women
returned yesterday from Corval
lis after attending the 18th an
nual meeting of the Oregon
Home Economics Extension
council that was held there June
1 and 2.
Tnnin nt lh matin
World lit riltl. Thla.l,l,nUl J
those attending from here were
Mrs. C. C. Hoover. Lone Pine;
mrs. Leiancl Charley, Browns-born-
Ml-I EVnrl C,,i,.U D.
pect; Mrs. A. T. Lathrop, Central
i wuit im ivirs. oen uaraner,
Reese Creek.
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ell presented a check for S10.-
uuu io r-resineni A. L,. strand
of Oregon State college as part
of the $45,000 being raised by
extension unit women through
out the state for construction of
a cooperative dormitory for girls
to be built on thp Corvallis cam
pus, iney still have $10,000 to
raise before the project is com
pleted. Extension unit members are
nlsn rnivinii CRnn in l,l. m..
Oregon's delegate to the Iri
annual conference of Associated
Country Women of the World
inai win be held in Copenhagen,
f m it, in nepiemuer.
For Your Favorite Graduate
A gift your graduat will
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Sunday. Jun 4. 1950
Freeland-Morris 1
Marriage Service
Held at St. Mark's
St. Mark's Episcopal church
was the scene Saturday, May 27,
of the wedding of Miss Dolores
Louise Morris to Jim Hensley
Freeland. The bride is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hers
chel E. Morris, 516 Belmont
street, and the bridegroom's par
ents are Mr. and Mrs. Wallace
A. Freeland, Beall lane.
The Rev. George R. V. Bol
ster officiated for the rites, held
at 10:30 o'clock In the morning,
and Mr. Morris gave his daugh
ter in marriage, aooui is guests
were present.
Mrs. Ernest Conrad was at the
church organ and Kenneth Wil
liams was soloist.
The bride's white satin wed
ding gown was designed with
long sleeves and a snort train
and her veil was finger-tip
lenEth. She carried a white or
chid on a white prayer book.
Miss Caroline Freeland. sister
of the bridegroom, was maid-of-honor.
Her gown was of pink net
worn with pink mitts and a lit
tle pink hat. Her bouquet was of
Cecil Brunner roses and valley
lilies.
Nell E. Morris. Portland, broth
er of the bride, was best man
for Mr. Freeland and John Lloyd
and Peyton Newcomb seated the
guests.
A reception followed In the
parish house. Mrs. Merton S. Lys
ter and Mrs. George Moses, the
latter of Klamath Falls, poured,
and Mrs. C. O. Webber and Mrs.
Frank Little cut and served the
wedding cake. Mrs. Fred Rehl-
ing took charge of the guest book.
tor the wedding the brides
mother wore a dress of aquama
rine colored sheer with black
jacket and black accessories and
her corsage was of bronze rose
buds. The bridegroom's mother
wore a suit of navy blue with
pink accessories and her flow
ers were pink rosebuds.
wnite stock decorated the
church altar for the ceremony.
and on the chancel rail were ar
rangements of white cranberry.
spirea and white peonies. For
tne reception the brides table
was arranged with mixed white
blossoms and crystal candelabra
holding white tapers. The punch
table held a bowl and cups of
early American glass.
Mixed bouquets of pastel col
ored roses, Russel lupine and
iris were used about the room.
Mr. Freeland and his bride
made a wedding trip to the Ore
gon coast and will live in Med
ford. The bride is a member of
this year's graduating class of
Medford senior high school and
the bridegroom attended How
ard Payne college of Brownwood,
Tex., following his graduation
from school here.
In Medford for the wedding
were Mr. and Mrs. George Moses
and Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Suther
land, Klamath Falls, and Mr.
and Mrs. Arlle Kennerly Sr.,
Roseburg.
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Former Residents Here
As Guests of Friends
Miss Elizabeth McKay. 316
Crater Lake avenue, has as her
vititors, Mr. and Mrs. H. B.
Clark, San Diego. Cal. The
Clarks are former Medford resi
dents and have many friends
here.
The couple is beginning their
third trip of the United States
and plan to tour points of inter
est throughout the country for
the year. From here they will
leave for Yellowstone park
where they expect to stay about
a month. They then plan to visit
Glacier National park. After
visiting on the cast coast they
expect to spend the winter in
St. Petersburg. Fla.
the Registrar
by Prince Gardner
A ttinee Gardner
RrgiMur in hind-
omt Calf finish
Cowhide. British
Tan, Cordovan,
Black. 15.00 plus
tai.
Matching, kry lard
12.00 plus lax.
and CLUB NEWS
Bride-Elect Honored
At Party in Talent;
Wedding To Be Soon
Miss Joan Davis, bride-elect of
Arnold Ragsdale, was honored
guest at a bridal shower given
Mav 26 in the Bouldin home in
Talent. The Misses Margaiet Bis
mark and Joanna Bouldin were
hostesses.
Games were Dlaved. followed
by opening of gifts and serving
of refreshments.
Guests included Mrs. Jim Hen
ry, Mrs. Otto King, Mrs. Dean
Dorman. Mrs. uean Keuey, wrs.
Willard Buchanan, Mrs. J. W.
Ragsdale, Mrs. John Davis and
the Misses Fern Davis, Faye Lar
son, Dorothy rung. Joanne
Swatzlander. the hostesses and
honored guest.
Miss Davis Is a daughter ot
Mr. and Mrs. John Davis of Tal
ent and her fiance is a son of
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Ragsdale,
Trail. The wedding has been set
for this month.
The bride-elect is a staff mem
ber of the First National bank,
Medford. The couple will live in
Prospect, where Mr. Ragsdale Is
engaged In the lumber business.
Church Rites Wed
Marjorie St. Clair
And Navy Radioman
A mid-May wedding was that
of Miss Marjorie Jean St. Clair,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. A.
St. Clair, 613 Bartlett street,
Medford, to John O. Johnson,
son of Mr. and Mrs. O. E. John
son of Omaha. Neb. The cere
mony was held May IS at 8 p m.
in First Christian church, with
the Rev. Holly Roy Jarvis read
ing the service.
Mr. St. Clair gave his daugh
ter in marriage.
The minister also sang, with
Miss Verene Bailey as accom
panist. For her wedding the bride
wore a pink afternoon dress and
carried a bouquet of pink rose
buds and sweet peas. Miss Vir
gle St. Clair was attendant for
her sister. She wore a yellow
afternoon dress, and her flowers
were a corsage of purple sweet
peas.
William Fowen was rjesi man
for Mr. Johnson, and Frank
Quigley and William A. Lowery
were ushers.
The reception which followed
the ceremony was at the bride's
home. Miss Virgie St. Clair cut
the wedding cake, and Miss
Wanda Lofland poured. About
30 guests were present.
Bouquets of snowballs and
pink tamarisk decorated the
church, and purple iris were
used for the reception decora
tions.
Following a short wedding
trip north, the couple left for
National City, Cal., where the
bridegroom is stationed with the
navy. He is a radioman.
The bride attended senior
high school before the wedding
and the bridegroom attended
high school and college in Ne
braska. Graduates
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Fogel-
quist were in Oakland. Ore
Thursday night to attend gradu
ation ceremonies of Oakland
high school. Their daughter.
Miss Mae Fogelquist. was a
member of the class, and return'
ed home with her parents.
Sf there's Spring
In your heart
Give younall the thrill
of owning theonawotch
you hove alwoyi
wontad.
THI MOST HONORED N
In vry irylt, for
vflry toita and ptr
tonality, Wittnautr
watches from $34 75,
longini wath
$71.50 to $2500.
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Lawrence's
In Medford 40 var, Mocking the umt High Cualltv Marchandiie
found in the best stores in the larger cites and more moderately priced.
130 E. MAIN Next
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130 E. MAIN
Adams-Maxwell
Rites Take Place
In Ashland Church
Miss Helen Matilene Maxwell,
a daughter of M. W. Maxwell,
East Main street, Medford, be
came the bride of Vance Eugene
Adams, a son of Mr. and Mrs.
E. L. Adams, Jacksonville, May
26. The ceremony took place at
8 p.m. in the Methodist church,
Ashland, with the Rev. Robert
Mcllvenna officiating.
For her wedding the bride
wore a white lace gown, and
carried a white orchid on a white
Bible. She was given in mar
riage by Ted Kinney, Ashland.
Mrs. Ted Kinney, as matron
of honor, wore a mist green
gown. Her flowers were pink
and white carnations with white
roses.
Wedding music was furnished
by the Misses Marilyn Jantzer
and Barbara Ridgeway, accom
panied by Miss Elizabeth Dress
ier. Robert Van Galder, Jack
sonville, acted as best man,
Ushers were Charles Kinney and
James Burr.
About 50 guests attended the
wedding, and reception which
was held in the Ted Kinney
home. Mrs. V. E. Noel, aunt of
the bride, cut the wedding cake.
Mrs. E. L. Adams, mother of
the bridegroom, poured coffee
and Mrs. A. C. Van Galder, aunt
of the bridegroom, presided at
the punch bowl.
Roses and other spring flow
ers were used to decorate the
church and the Kinney home.
The bride's table was lace cov
ered and was centered with
white candles and floral center
piece. The bride is a graduate of
Ashland high school and has
since been employed by the Pa
cific Telephone and Telegraph
company in Medford.
The bridegroom attended
Southern Oregon college and Is
a graduate of Jacksonville high
school. He is employed by the
California Oregon Power com
pany, Medford.
Out-of-town guests at the wed
ding Included Mr. and Mrs. H. F.
Clerk, grandparents of the bride
groom from Ripon, Cal., and
Mrs. Minnie Hamilton, aunt of
the bridegroom from Escalon,
Cal.
Following a wedding trip to
California and the coast, the cou
ple will make their home at 819
Taylor street, Medford.
Preceding the wedding, the
bride-elect was honored by show
ers given In Ashland, Medford
and Jacksonville.
Miss Laural Jewett
Jo Be Installed Queen
Central Point Bethel
Central Point Miss Laural
Jewett was elected queen of
the Central Point bethel, Job's
Daughters, at the last meeting
of the group. Miss Jewett is a
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. P.
Jewett.
Miss Caroline Freeland was
elected senior princess; Miss
Esther Snook, junior princess;
Miss Nancy Mallon, guide and
Miss Marian Smith, marshal.
Installation is set for June
22 and will be preceded by a
banquet honoring Miss Jan
Freeman, retiring queen.
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Miia Mary Lou Lyman arrived
home from the Hawaiian islands
last week and is shown here
wearing several leis which were
the farewell gifts of friends in
Honolulu. Miss Lyman .will
spend several days with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Lyman.
For the past three years Mias Ly
man has been employed with an
ialand medical service.
(Brainerd photo).
Miss Lyman Home
From Island Stay
Miss Mary Lou Lyman arrived
in the valley last week to visit
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. L. G
Lyman. Miss Lyman has been
in Honolulu, Hawaii, for the past
three years, having been with
the Hawaiian Medical Service
association, Hawaiian counter
part of the Blue Cross and Blue
Shield.
Miss Lyman made the trip
nome Dy plane.
Expected here today are Mr.
and Mrs. Lloyd G. Lyman Jr.,
who have both been attending
senool at the University of Cal-
norma. Berkeley, and the Ly
mans plan a family reunion and
vacation at their ranch home on
the South Umpqua river.
Later Miss Lyman will leave
for Camp Somerset, Maine,
where she will be on the camp
office staff for the summer.
Announce Meeting
Get' Together Club
Get Together club will meet
at the Eagles hall Wednesday at
1 p.m. A business meeting will
follow a potluck luncheon.
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June Clearance on Spring
SUITS and COATS
300 Coats and 150 Suits Go on Sale
Monday, June 5 at 10:00 a.m.
at 50 Savings
COATS Beautifully Tailored
Long and Shorty styles, handsome linings, 1009o Wool Gabar
dines, Fleeces, Strooks, Coverts and Novelty Weaves. Nationally
advertised lines in regular and half sizes.
Were $99.98 Now $50.00
Were $89.98 Now $45.00
Were $79.98 : Now $40.00
Were J$69.98 Now $35.00
Were $59.98 Now $30.00
Were $49.98 Now $25.00
Were $39.00 Now $20.00
Were $29.98 Now $15.00
SUITS Included in this group are
Many high styled as well as tailored suits from famous name
manufacturers. 100o wools in Gabardines, Coverts, Stripes,
Checks and Tweeds. Regular and half sizes.
Were $89.98 Now $45.00
Were $69.98 Now $35.00
Were $59.98 Now $30.00
Were $49.98 Now $25.00
Were $39.98 Now $20.00
50 Off on All Spring Millinery
Ad
nenne s
Visitors To Leave ;
for East Monday;
Many Parties Given
Mrs. Delbert Prlckett and
small daughter, Becky will leave
for their home Monday after
having spent the past five weeks
in Medford with Mrs. Prlckett's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. D.
Scrlpter, 727 West Fourth street.
En route they will stop In Salem
for a visit with Mrs. Prlckett's
brother and sister-in-law. Mr.
and Mrs. Kenneth Scrlpter, and
will then continue to utica, o.
During her stay Mrs. Prickett
was honored at a number of
luncheons, card parties and din
ners. Mrs. Alton Hayes gave a
luncheon for the visitor at her
home on East Ninth street, and
Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Bennett
entertained at a dinner, followed
by canasta, at their home on
Griffin Creek road.
Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Winner
were hosts for a dinner and
bridge party at their home on
Quince street, and Mrs. Scripter
entertained at a luncheon and
canasta party for her daughter.
More recent events include a
luncheon at the home of Mrs.
Carl Pearson, 118 Clark street,
with Mrs. Randy Hugdatjl as
hostess, with canasta following.
Guests numbered 12 and prizes
went to Mrs. Lowell Edwards,
Mrs. Donald O'Brien, Mrs.
Horace Bittle, Mrs. Jack Hens
ley and Mrs. Robert Davis.
Last Monday Mrs. Ed Pease
was hostess for a luncheon at the
Rogue Valley country club
which honored the visitor, and
Saturday night Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Bennett were hosts for a
dinner for Mrs. Prickett. enter
taining at their home on West
Eleventh street.
Mrs. Meeker Guest
At Tea Saturday;
Will Leave Tonight
Mrs. Clarence A. Meeker was
honored Saturday afternoon at
a tea given by Mrs. Everett
Faber at the Faber's home in
Central Point. Mrs. Meeker, who
made her home here until a few
months ago. is now editor of the
Methodist Woman with offices
in New York City.
Appointments for the tea were
in pink and silver, and white
Japanese iris and pink rose
buds centered the tea table.
Pouring were Mrs. J. S. Heather
Ington and Mrs. G. A. Dierdorff,
and Mrs. George Watson re
ceived at the door. Mrs. Don
Faber and Mrs. Marjorie Hop
kins assisted the hostess.
About 50 guests were present
for the tea.
Tell Engagement
Ardythe Greenwall
To Milton Kornstad
Mrs. Marie Anderson. 408
North Ivy street, announces the
engagement and approaching
marriage or ner daughter, Ar
dythe Greenwall, to Milton
Kornstad, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Arnold Kornstad, Thomas road.
The wedding has been set for
July 29 at the Church of the
Nazarene.
Miss Greenwall attended
school in Nebraska and is on the
staff here of California Oregon
rower company. Mr. riornstad
attended Medford schools and
Southern Oregon college. He is
an army veteran.
Past Matrons Club
Announces Meeting
Mrs. I. D. Canfield will be host
ess in her home to members of
Past Matrons' club of Reames
chapter, Order of Eastern Star,
Monday at 1 p. m. A covered
dish luncheon will be served.
Those who have not been con
tacted are to take a hot dish or
salad. Further information mav
be had by calling Mrs. A. V).
Denney. phone 3-2613,
Fred Alton Haight
Teacher of Piano
Classical and
Popular
Studio, 318 Leverette Bldg.
GRADUATION
CARDS and
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214 E Main
Phone 2-7169