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Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Pickalt of 206 Portland avenue coltbrattd
their fiftieth wadding anniversary May 23 with a family gathering
at tht home of their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce
F. Pickett. Lake Oswego, Ore. The Pickatts hav lived In Medford
since 1919.
Picketts Honored
At Family Party
On Golden Wedding
Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Pickett,
206 Portland avenue, were hon
ored guests in the Lake Os
wego home of their .son and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Bruce F. Pickett, May 23 on
their fiftieth wedding anniver
sary. The affair was also at
tended by their son and daughter-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. For
rest Pickett, Portland.
The honored guests had gone
to Portland the week preced
ing to spend some time visiting
their sons and wives.
The L. F. Picketts were mar
ried ii, Rodney, la., later mak
ing their home in Minneapolis.
Minn. In 1907 they moved
from Minneapolis to Merrill.
Klamath county. Ore. They
came to Medford in 1919 and
have lived here since that
time.
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Plan Style Week
In San Francisco;
To Award 'Oscars'
San Francisco In honor of
San Francisco's famous fashion
industry the week of June 11th
has been proclaimed "Style Cen
tennial Week" by Mayor Elmer
E. Robinson (concurrent with
Fall Market Week June 11-13)
as an appropriate tribute to the
industry's 100th sucessful year.
The promotion, launched by the
Manufacturers and Wholesalers
association of San Francisco, has
been given additional civic im
petus by strong support from the
San Francisco Chamber of Com
merce.
San Francisco manufacturers
and wholesalers are putting
forth their latest and most color
ful efforts toward a "Style Cen
tennial" fashion show to be held
In The Emporium Monday, June
12th at 6:30 p.m. The Emporium,
In the impressive dome, will con
struct two elevnted runways
from each side of the dome
which will converge on a cen
tral bandstand. Steps leading
down from the bandstand will
carry the models down to a 200
foot runway over the main floor
center aisle.
The "Style Centennial" fash
ion show will represent a Fall
preview of mens and boya sports- j
es. robes, children? and teen
agers clothes, coats, suits, furs,
millinery, formals, bridal gowns
and bridal parties.
Authentic 1850 gown from
the famous de Young Memorial
Museum collection will be dls
Dlaved aDDropriatelv lending ad
ditional flavor to the Centennial
theme. Flowers banked along
the runways and a string orches
tra will provide color and
atmosphere.
Continuing a market tradition,
the association will hold the
fittn annual "Oscar' award din
ner. Tuesday. June 13th in the
Gold Ballroom of the Fairmont
hotel. The ' Oscars , fashioned
by San Francisco's internation
ally known sculptor Benjamin
Bu'ffano, will be awarded at a
formal banquet and fall fashion
show preview, to six men who
have made a notable contribu
tion In focusing attention on the
San Francisco market. Winners
this year are T. E. Brooks, chief
administrative officer, city and
county of San Francisco: E. C.
Llpman, president of the Empor
ium Capwell corporation; Dan
iel E. Koshland, vice-president
of Levi Strauss and company:
Paul Verdier, president of the
City of Paris: Michel D. Weill,
president of The White House
and Cyril Magnin, vice-president
and general manager of Joseph
Magnin stores.
Fall Market week, as sponsor
ed by the association, will be
held in conjunction with the
i West Coast Salesmen association
; in the Palace hotel, with over
200 apparel exhibitors showing
I several hundred lines,
Crlppani To Attend
College Graduation
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Crippen.
1022 West Eleventh street, will
leave for Corvallls. Ore., today ,
where they will attend gradua
tion ceremonies tomorrow at i
Oregon State college. Their
nephew, Robert Alberts, is a
member of the class.
I Medford La.1v Elks will meet
; Tuesday, June at 2 p in. in the
; Elks' temple
Hostess vt the afternoon
- will be Mrs f har'.es Howard.
. Mrs. C. V. Crarv. Mrs Her.-rvl
l Morns, Mrs t J UtllfiM
and Mrs 11. E B nrs..
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Sunday
3D p.m. FOE aux 1 1 1 a r ',
:!.- hall.
Maaday
t p in Past Matrons club,
hoin oi M. 1 D. Canfield.
? 30 p m. FL club, pirls
Vm.numiy club.
(Mil Olive Rebekah lodge,
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Tve4y
it am Navy Mothers club,
0, 'vKutuuuty club.
t ut Creek Exten-
vs-.rt win. Mrs. Bert Williams,
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Swrtsvvt c'.utv Mr. Lyle Thur
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, !.!vm Mr. U W, IUim, 19 South
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cH:c- f. 'v! ijrtiter dinner.
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7 J0 v w;uv.h club.
;Mrs SuV.ey M.v-:i. 3X3 South
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7 JO p in Mex'turd Duplicate
j Bridge clttfc. MexUerd. hotel,
8 p. in VFW auxiliary. 4!
North Frw.t street.
) 8pm F'thian Sisters, Fyth
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. Wtdnaeday
! It am. Woman's Council of
First Christian church. Fellow
ship hall.
1 p.m. CG chapter, PEO.
Mrs. Niles Smith. 53 Ross court.
1 p.m. Past Chieft' club.
Jackson Hot Springs.
1 p.m. Mistletoe club, RNA.
Girls Community duo.
i 1 p.m. Get Together club.
. Eagles' hall.
1:30 p.m. Central Point uar
den club. Mrs. Francis Russell,
von dor Hcllen ranch, Jackson
vile highway.
Thursday
12 noon Zonta cub, Jackson
hotel.
12 noon Woman's Bible class
of Methodist church. Mrs. Ira
Jone. Stewart avenue.
12 30 pm Adarel Social
chin. Mrs. Joseph W. Warren.
1-2 Portland avenue.
1 p m. Howard Extension
unit. Mrs. Stocks. Old Pacafic
highway.
1 p.m. Sojourners club,
YMCA.
2 p.m. Woman's Christian
Temperance union, Girls' Com
munity club.
8 p.m. Past Noble Grands
club. Girls Community club.
8 p.m. Reames chapter, OES,
Medford Masonic hall.
Friday
1:30 p.m. Friday Luncheon
club, Miss Myrtle Childs, 34
North Peach street.
8 p.m. Pocahontaa lodge,
Redmen hall.
Saturday
2 p.m. Zulelma Temple,
Daughters of Nile, Medford Ma
sonic temple.
church In Medford.
During the course of the aft
ernoon. Dr. Roberts' gave de
tails of the four-day hike plan,
ned for the troop which is to
begin Thursday, antj which will
take the scouts down the Rogue
river from Grants Pass to Gal
ice where they will go by mail
boat to the mouth of the Rogue
at Gold Beach, Monday eve
ning at the troop meeting, Dr.
W. W. Howard showed movies
of this trip which he took down
river by boat a few years ago.
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the National Spelling Bee In Washington, D. 0 cries on the shoul
der of pronouncer Benson S. Alleman after she was eliminated on
tht word "supersede." she was later .-(instated hen It was dis
covered that her spelling "supercede" wai also correct.
College Club
College W o m e n's club of
Rogue River Valley will meet in
the Roosevelt school In the room
next to the school office Satur
day, June 10 at 2 p.m. Pictures
of vacation areas will be shown
by Sam Taylor, to be followed
by tea in the home of Mrs. G.
O. Taylor, 1334 Reddy avenue.
Boy Scout News
Cub Scout Pack
Cub Scout Pack o. 40 held
their regular meeting at Central
Point I. O. O. F. hall May 23.
Mrs. Hester Culbrrt.-nn pre
sented the hoys with a beautiful
flag. The cubs are vrev proud of
their flag and wish to thank Mrs.
Culbertson. They hope to prove
themselves worthy of such a
precious possession.
A number of bovs were pre
sented with merit badges.
Eston Humphrey was appoint
ed treasurer.
After the meeting a picture,
"Cubs in the Den." furnished en
tertainment, and refreshments
were served.
Troop 7
Last Wednesday eveninE Troop
7 held a court of honor and had
an anniversary potluck dinner.
The troop is now one year old,
and has 39 members.
Several boys received their
one-year pins. Thev Included
Ralph Miller, Dick Cave, Waller
Garner, Edward Manley, Merlyn
Guss, Orlin Stanafield, Bob
Tarns, Jack Curry and Wayne
Close.
Other awards were given to
Everett S t r I k 1 e r , tenderfoot
badge; Harold Frohrelch, second
class, and Orlin Stansfield, star
rank. Boys receiving merit
badges included Stanley Culy,
three; Warren Dcaklns and Or
lin Stansfield.
Many parents attended the
court of honor, w Inch was held
at TouYYIle state park.
Wayne Close, Reporter.
Boy scouts of Troop 9 in Med
ford, together with their fam
ilies, gathered in Ashland park
last Sunday for a picnic dinner
in honor of Dr, W. H. Roberts,
scout master. Robert D. Church,
acting as as spokesman for the
group, presented a scout statu
ette to Dr. Roberts and ex
pressed appreciation of Roberts'
efforts as scoutmaster. He also
expressed appreciation for the
very fine work being done by
Shorrill Doty, who is assistant
leader of the troop, which is I
sponsored by the Christian
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