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SIX MEDFORD (OMOON) MAIL THIBUNB Mounted Troop, Post To Hold Final Drill Drill team membtrs of the La dles' Mounted troop and Jack ion County Mounted Sheriffi' possa will meet at the pome groundi Wednesday at 7 p. m. for final drill practice before appearing in the Klamath Coun ty Sheriffs' posse roundup July 2. Following t h e Wednesday drill practice memberi of the troop and posse, wives and hus bands and friends will join in a social hour in the club rooms. There will be musie and refresh ments. Members attending art asked to invite friends. What's New at BELL'S 44 S. Central PATIO COOKING MAGIC Would you like to add new zest to every-day meals, new sparkle to your entertaining? Our "Town and Country" electric Barbecue Ro tisserie is the answer. It's a beautiful stain less steel cabinet, with heat resistant glass doors. There's a motor driven spit for roasts or fowl, and a broiling rack for steaks, chops, etc. A glowing carbor undum rod provides the clean, safe smokeless heat. Use it winter or summer indoors or out, any place you can plug It into an ordinary elec tric outlet! We'd like to have you come in tomorrow and set the "Town and Country" in operation. We'll be barbecuing a chicken. Bell's Homewares 44 South Central V JUST PICK UP YOUR PHONE Call 2-9169 We will call for your furs at your convenience. We will store them for you In our own scientifically protected air-cooled vaults. Call ui when you need them again and they will be returned to you rapidly and in perfect condition. IL.,.W sssasrliinv- rwMrfi y kNiisi. H. D. Store Your "r cm A 61 I - l' I'll The wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lee Sander (Sally Jane Tami) was held Saturday. June 17. at St. Peter's Lutheran church. The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Tarns, 218 South Holly street and the bridegroom is a son of Mrs. Don Rominger, Talent, and frank Sanders, Coos Bay. (Brainerd photo) Lutheran Church Is Scene Of Sanders - Tarns Service An event of Saturday eve ning. June 17, was the wedding in St. Peter's Lutheran church of Miss Sally Jane Tarns, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Tains, j 219 South Holly street, and ! Jack Lee Sanders. The bride j Broom is a son of Mrs. Don Rominger, Talent and Frank Sanders, Coos Bay. i About 200 guests attended the candlelight service which was performed by the Rev. Harry H. Young. The bride, given in marriage by her father, had chosen for her wedding a dross of powder blue marquisette over taffeta with an illusion veil of the same color. She wore white mitts and carried a white or chid arranged on a white satin covered Bible, a gift of the bridegroom. Mrs. Thomas Tarns was ma-tron-of-honor for her sister-in-law. Her gown was of pink dot ted swiss with which she wore a matching halo hat and mitts. Miss Jean Goodwin and Miss Pauline, bridesmaids, wore green gowns. Miss Aylene Hopkins and Miss Betle Ridgley lighted the candles. Their yellow dresses were of the same design as worn by the matron of honor, and they also wore halo hats and mitts. All carried colonial bouqets of sweet peas. Ringbearers were Miss Betty Lou Rupp and Bill Hupp, chil dren of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Rupp. Miss Rupp's dres was a rep lica in white of the bride's gown. Site wore a halo of sweet peas and mitts. William R. Tarns acted as hest man. Groomsmen and ush Christensen, Prop. u Ml Sunday, June 28, 1950 ers were Robert Tarns. Virtus Young. Thomas Tarns and Ken neth Tolle, and Art Jahnke was head u.'-hcr. Wedding music was furnished by Kenne.th Nolte accompanied by Mrs. Richard Smith. A reception in the church parlors followed the ceremony. The room was decorated with summer flowers, and blue daisies furnished table arrange ments. Gardenias floated in the punch bowl. Miss Marilyn Schempp was in charge of the guest book. For signing the guest book, guests used a gold pen which had be longed to the bride's great-great-grcat-grandmother. Mrs. Joseph Morris presided at the bride's table, while Miss Yvonne Gemaelich and Miss Mona Lee Milner served punch. Virgil Wolff furnished music for the reception. For her daughter's wedding, Mrs. Tarns wore a navy blue dress with blue accessories. The bridegroom's mother wore yellow crepe dress with yellow accessories. For traveling the bride wore a white gabardine suit with blue accessories and orchid cor sage. The bride attended Medford high school and Southern Ore gon college and the bridegroom is a graduate of Talent high school. The couple left for a trip to Lake Tahoe and will return by way. of San Francisco. After July 1, they will be at home at 1.10 South Grape street. Out-of-town gue.sts at the wedding included Mr. and Mrs. Leo Sena, Eugene. When yaw store yeur tun , th ibout our Peleriied Serv ice. Thit lervice it com plete in every detail. Cleent ec cumuleree' dirt end .rime Iront both limn, end tur. We elte reeeir renH, teemt end ether dame.ei end flaie your teat te five It new tut rreue hiehliehtt. Miss Holderness Married To Robert Vernon Divers Gold Hill The wedding of Miss Leona Eleanor Holderness, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Eugene Holderness, 684 Fifth avenue, to Robert Vernon Divers, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Divers of Goldendale, Wash., took place Saturday, June 17, at the Community Methodist church at 8 p. m. The Rev. D. E. Millard officiated at the ceremony, attended by 80 guests, The church was decorated with candelabra and baskets of gladiolus arranged with green ery and other flowers. The pews were marked with white satin bows. Mrs. Roy Eskew played the wedding marches and accompan ied Mrs. Norman Gail, who sang. The bridge was given in mar riage by her father. She wore a cream-colored crepe silk gown with lace yoke and long, full skirt. The silk for the dress had been sent to the bride's mother from China in 1918 when, Mr. Holderness served in the U. S. navy in World War I. Her finger-tip veil fell from a small lace cap. and the bridal bouquet was cream roses centered with white roses. Miss Dena Jones was the only attendant of the bride, and she came from Corvallis for the wed ding. Her dress was yellow ni non and lace and she carried a bouquet of yellow rosebuds and white stock. Her headdress was a bandeau of yellow rose buds and white carnations. Best man was Ralph Loomis, friend of the bridegroom from Pullman. The ushers were Gene Holderness, brother of the bride, of Portland, and Charles Gil christ. A reception followed Imme diately after the ceremony at the home of the bride's parents. The rooms were decorated with arrangements of flowers in pas tel shades Mrs. Dale Collins cut the wedding cake and Mrs. Wal-1 ter McLean and Mrs. Ferd Jones served punch. Miss Arlene Div ers, sister of the bridegroom, had charge of the gifts. Mrs. Holderness wore a dress of aquamarine color with white accessories and corsage of pink rosebuds and stephanotis. Mrs. Divers wore a dress of rose color with white accessories and her corsage was pink rosebuds and blue delphinium. The bride was graduated from the Gold Hill high school and attended and graduated from the University of California at Los Angeles where she majored in physical education. She has at tended the Washington State col lege at Pullman as a fellowship student in the physical educa tion department. The bride groom is attending the same college as a graduate student in research in agricultural econom ics. He also served in the U. S. Navy during the war. For her going. away costume the bride wore a navy blue suit dress with white and navy blue accessories and a corsage of white rosebuds. The newlyweds are traveling north along the Oregon coast and will return to Pullman where they will make their home. Out-of-town guests who attend ed the wedding were the par ents of the bridegroom and his sister, Miss Arlene Divers of Goldendale: Robert Wilson. Pull man; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gray beal, uncle and aunt of the bride from Paradise, Cal.; Mr. and Mrs. Victor Frost. Klamath Falls; Mr. and Mrs. Pat Whit more. Rogue River; Miss Mabel Moore. Talent; Mrs. J. D. Lub bers. Medford; Miss Ailene In low and her mother, Mrs. Delia Inlow, Ashland; Mr. and Mrs. George Maddox and Bill Force, Medford; Mrs. John E. Essman and daughter, Darlene, Olympia, Wash. Meeting Monday Night Constitution and by-laws for the Jackson County Practical Nurses association will be dis cussed at a meeting of the group Monday, June 26 at 7:30 p.m. The meeting, which is the second of the newly formed association here, will be held on the fourth floor of the Community hospital. All practical nurses in the vi cinity are urged by the officers to attend. Distinctive Draw Draperies - im, MM : ! WE MAKE THEM WE HANG THEM Wakefield Drapery 2nd Floor Medford Furniture, 6th I Birtlcrt Ph. 2 6010 Chapter and Auxiliary Announces Installation; Convention Report Made Members of Jackson County chapter No. 8, Disabled Ameri can Veterans, and the auxiliary will meet Tuesday, June 27 at 8 pm. in the armory for instal lation of officers and the usual monthly business meeting. Wo men attending are asked to take cakes for the refreshment hour. During the evening reports of the recent department conven tion, held June 13 to 18 1n Eugene, will be heard. Mrs. James Lillie of Medford, retiring president, presided over the auxiliary state session. She was succeeded by Mrs. Ivan Parke of Elmira. Other state auxiliary officers elected are Mrs. Boyd Bennett, senior vice-commander; Mrs. Verna Mason, LaGrande, Junior vice-commander; Mrs. Robert Bryant, Grants Pass, chaplain and Mrs. Pearl Cleek, Junction City, treasurer. Mrs. Gladys Benda of Springfield was ap pointed adjutant. Mrs. Lillie was named dele gate to the national convention, to be held in San Francisco be ginning August 13. Mrs. Lillie states that the Jackson countv auxiliary won ' ,ne membership cup for having the largest increase in enroll ment. The county auxiliary now has 109 members, having in creased membership by 31 per sons during the year. A large delegation attended the convention, and Mrs. Lillie was honored at a dinner given by local members. She was pre sented gifts during the dinner. Attending from the Jackson county auxiliary were Mrs. Ed Neff. Mrs. Frank Dufek. Mrs. Bert Hickman. Mrs. Hazel Kin caid. Mrs. Hazel Vandermark. Mrs. Jim Peacher, Mrs. Everett Grissom. Mrs. Ivan Hatfield, Mrs. Bob Rice, Mrs. Paul Olson of Eagle Point. Mrs. Neff, Mrs. Dufek and Mrs. Hickman won prizes during the convention. i Jim Burnett of Medford was elected commander for this dis trict for the veterans and the Rev. L. H. Camp of Central Point was named department chaplain. Veterans attending the 1 convention were Mr. Lillie, Tom j Trusty. Mr. Olson, Harvey Cass man. Bob Rice and Charles Gould. I Sojourners' President At Meeting Thursday Elect Mrs. Cant rill Mrs. F. S. Cantrill was elected president of the Medford Sojour ners club at a meeting of the group in the YMCA Thursday. Mrs. Vest Fleeman was elected first vice-president; Mrs. Alice Swansnn, second vice-president; Mrs. George Lovenborg. secre tary and Mrs. Norval Hildman, j treasurer. Hostesses were Mrs. Irving Housechild and Mrs. Lovenborg. Prospective members attend ing were Mrs. B. H. Todd. Mrs. F. M. Robertson, Mrs. Ed L. Turner, and Mrs R Helen White. J Mrs. White became a member at ; the meeting. j Bridge prizes were awarded to i Mrs. Todd. Mrs. A. E, Stout, and Mrs. J. H. Boyd. Pinochle prizes were given to Mrs Jack Weddle, Mrs Robertson. Mrs. C. L. Nel son, and another prize went to Mrs. John Graves. Next meeting of the club will be July 13 in the YMCA when installation of officers will be held. All newcomers in Medford, who have lived here less than two years, are invited to the meetings. FjJ ?VZ-j&l Mr. and Mrs. Robert Vernon Divers were married Saturday. June 17. at the Community church in Gold Hill. The bride is the former Leona Eleanor Holderness, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Eugene Holderness of Gold Hill, and Mr. Divers is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Divers, Goldendale, Wash. (Brainerd photo) San Francisco Family Visits in Murray Home Visitors since Friday at the Kenneth Murray home, Crater Lake highway, are Lt. W. J. Rostron, Mrs. Rostron and her daughter, Miss Jasqueline Per reault, and Miss P e r r e a u 1 t's friend, Miss Lila Cashion, all of San Francisco. The Rostrons and Miss Per- Mrs. Olwen Emery Iron rite Home Service Advisor for the Northwest will be in the Feldman & Qbon Electric Store j2l Wednesday, June 28 Ironnie FELDMAN & OLSON ELECTRIC STORE 237 EAST MAIN PHONE 2-2456 ilk y fts& rault have recently returned from Guam where Lt. Rostron was on a tour of duty. The visi tors will return to San Francisco the first of the week where Lt. Rostron is now stationed. Mrs. Rostron is the former Miss Opal Dunham, a former Medford resident. Mrs. Olwen Emery 1 to 5 p.m. If you own an Ironrite and you want informa tion on ironing or if you are interested in own ing an Ironrite in the future, Feldman and Olson Electric will be pleased to have you call at their store during these hours next Wednesday. Talent Community Club Has Annual Guest Day Wednesday Afternoon Talent About 79 guests at tended annual guest day of the Community club in the club's rooms Wednesday afternoon. As the oldest woman present, Mrs. Ella McMahon, 88, was present ed a bouquet of flowers. Floral arrangements decorat ed the rooms. Out-of-town guests included Miss Marian Bohls, Phoenix; Misses June Hansen, Shirley Hansen, Mrs. Bruce Mills, Misses Eldora Nelson, ArBella Sikes, Mama Arnold, Doris Yates, Mary Sorenson, Shirley Roderick, Eva Findley and Lola Snider, all of Ashland. From Medford were Mrs. Lou is Brown, Misses Lucy Lindley, Blanch Robinson, Mrs. J. H. Har ris and Mrs. George Carter. Mrs. Lee Cormany and Mrs. Francis Settlemire weret Portland guests attending. Mrs. Margaret Mathis was in charge of the guest book and Mrs. Ruth Straus of corsages. The program included salute to the flag, a play by the Jun ior Civic club of Ashland, dance numbers by Jo Anna Weinhold, Maria Suksdorf and Jean Roy of Carlotta's School of Dance, and a skit by Alice Burnette and Re becca Martain. Accordion music was furnished by Ethel May Culver and two guitar selections were given by Karen Bohls and Virginia Mar tain. Two song and accordion se lections were given by Miss Sikes. Community singing was also on the program. Refreshments were served. Bouquets were given to all guests attending.
