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liam MEDFOHP (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Tuesday, June 27, 19S0 Delphian Society Completes Course; Officers Elected Medford Delphian society completed the course for this year on "Psychological Patterns for Modern Living" Tuesday at the Girls' Community club. The leader lor the day was Mrs. uien Phetteplace. The topics on "Life's Values" were discussed by Mrs. J. M. Hare, Mrs. V. H. Wilson, Mrs. Earl Lawson, Mrs. V. T. Blrdseye and Mrs. Eugene Thorndike. Mrs. Glenn Phetteplace, del egate to the Juvenile board, gave a report, and Mrs. Earl Lawson was elected alternate. Mrs. Phetteplace invited any Delphian members Interested in continued summer study of psy chology to meet at her home, Pacific Highway south, Box 388, Tuesday, July 11th. Election of officer was held with Mrs. J. M. Hare, Butte Falls, president; Mrs. V. P. Scth er, vice-president; Mrs. H. C. Drew, secretary; Mrs. Paul Mey ers, treasurer; Mrs. Earl Leever, chairman, Mrs. Scott Davis and Mrs. Raymond Heter, seminar board: being named to office. Mrs. Lewis Wayburn and her officers were commended for their able leadership this past year and she was presented a gift from the members. Delphians will have their next meeting Tuesday, September 26th at Girls Community club. Mrs. Mela Schlueter H.r. From N.braska Mrs. Meta Schlueter of Wis ner. Neb., is a guest of her daughter, Mrs. Fred Schroeder, 2636 Jacksonville highway. Mrs. Schlueter plans an extended visit here and her daughter ex pects to accompany the visitor to Nebraska for a visit when Mrs. Schlueter returns home. Navy Jet Pilots Here To Visit Relatives; Sisters Leave Sunday Ensign Max Killingsworth and Ensign Bill Hall, navy pilots stationed at San Pedro, were in Medford briefly Sunday to visit relatives. The two young men were on a navy cross-country flight and were piloting F9F Jet planes. They left Saturday aft ernoon for their base. Ensign Killingsworth visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rus sell Killingsworth, Madrona lane, and other relatives. He was graduated from Jacksonville high school before entering the navy. Ensign Hall visited his brother, Steve Hall, who came to Medford to meet the ensign. Ensign Killingsworth has been assigned to duty in China and expects to leave next fall. His sisters, the Misses Mary and Ann Killingsworth, left Sunday night by bus to spend a vaca tion with the officer and Mrs. Killingsworth at their home near San Diego. Birthdays Observed With Recent Parties Jacksonville Mrs. Lyle Ston er, Mrs. D. C. Stoner and Mrs. O. W. Mutheny recently were hostesses for a party observing the birthday anniversaries of Robert C. Stoner, Donald C. Stoner and Bruce C. Matheny. The party was held at the Math eny home on Oregon street. About 35 relatives and friends were present to enjoy the games and refreshments. Mrs. Carl Ludwig. Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Ludwig, Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Sweet and sons, Phillip and Stanley, all of Medford, were among those attending a birthday dinner given recently for Bruce- Matheny at his home on Oregon street. LIMITED SUMMER SPECIAL? ONE 8x10 SILVERTONE PORTRAIT Only 95c And Thii Ad at th. ELLISON STUDIO 32 N. CENTRAL Proofs to Choose From. Only One to a Person or Two to a Family. Pearl Hammond, Haskell McRaven Wedded Last Week Miss Pearl Hammond and Has kell McRaven were married Wednesday, June 21, the cere mony being performed by Jus tice W. H. Tucker. The bride, a daughter of Mrs. Lila Hammond of Midnight Lake, Saskatche wan, Canada, has been making her home in Medford and Mr, McRaven recently returned to this country after spending two years in Lima, Peru. The bride wore for her wed ding a grey suit with white car nation corsage. She was attend ed by Miss Josephine Barthell wearing a blue suit and pink car nation corsage. Mrs. Hammond came from Canada for her daughter's wed ding, and wore for the ceremony a blue suit with corsage of brown and white carnations. The newlyweds are living at 21 Genesee street and Saturday night the bride's mother gave a reception for them at their new home. . Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Roy Phillips, Mr. and Mrs. John Mil ler, Lloyd Phillips, Mrs. A. G. Trask, Jack Kimberle, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McCowen, Miss Josephine Barthell, Glenn Pe terson, Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Craw ford, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hess, Miss Rita Bean, Mr. and Mrs. Ramon Mata, Mr. and Mrs. George Ontago, James Radcliffe, Mrs. Gladys Johnson, Elmer T. Anderson, Mrs. Jeanne Sauer and Floyd Davis. Visitors Here Mr. and Mrs. George Sommer lade and daughter, Joyce, Port land, were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Bradford. 920 Kenyon avenue. The guests were making their first visit to the city and were particu larly pleased with the new city park. Miss Sommerlade. who was Portland Rose Festival queen last year, went swimming in the new municipal pool while here. The Sommerlades were en route to California. Son Home Jacksonville Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Stoner, Applegate, have as guests their son, Robert C. Stoner, home on leave from the U. S. navy, and his friend, Cpl. Mickey Moore, Alabama, on leave from the army Other guests have been Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Stiles of Redondo Beach, Cal., parents of Mrs. Stoner, and Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Stoner, Jack sonville, a son and daughter-in-law. Couple to Marry In Home Service; Shower is Given Shady Cove-Trail Elk Creek Social club was the scene of a bride and groom shower recently honoring Miss Minnie Nicholson and Kenneth Lacey, whose mar riage is to be an event of July 1 at the home of the parents of the bride-to-be, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Nicholson of Central Point. Only relatives and a few close friends are to attend. Hostesses for the shower were Mrs. Oscar Hansen, Mrs. Dolf Larson, Mrs, Sheldon Hughes and Mrs. Clara Thur man, all of Elk Creek. Assist ing the hostesses were Mrs. Bob Vincent, Mrs. Gilbert Hilde brand, Mrs. Vern McKenzie, Mrs. Morris Bush, Mrs. Harry Casebier and Mrs. E. G. Chil lers. An arbof covered with roses was placed against a background of pink and blue for the guests of honor. Pink rosebuds adorn ed each nut cup on the refresh ment table and roses were placed for corsages. Center-pieces were large bouquets of roses. Attending the shower were Mr. and Mrs. Ted Shimick, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Porcher, Mr. and Mrs, Harry Casebier, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ash, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Proctor, Mr. and Mrs. Vern McKenzie, Mr. and Mrs. Clark Detillian, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Englehart, Mr. and Mrs. Richard McCrigler, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Hildebrand, Mr and Mrs. Morris Bush, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Hansen, Mr. and Mrs. Chet Willson and daughter, Chloe; Mr. and Mrs. Dolf Lar son and son, Dolf Jr.; Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Hughes and sons, Jack and David; Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rogers and children; John Jones. Boyd Miller. Mrs. Ruth Storrs and her house guests. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Ford and Mrs. Clara Thurman, all of Elk Creek. Trail: Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Hubbell of Trail, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Vincent, Mr. and Mrs. Car roll Watson and Mr. and Mrs. Owen Willson of Shady Cove; Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Robertson, Mr. and Mrs. Willard Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Keith James and Mrs. Elmer Dole of Medford; the par ents of the bride-elect and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Carliss, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jantzer and son, Carl, all of Central Point: Mr. and Mrs. Lester Wertz of the Antelope district, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Kinney and daughter, Jean ette, and son, Teddy, from Ash land; Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Chil ders of Klamath Falls and Stew art Ditsworth of Prospect. A program of music was giv en while gifts were being opened and after refreshments Mr. and Women Elected To State Office At Roseburg Meet Members of Elta Deuel Hubbs tent, Daughters of Union Veter ans, were elected to office and named delegates to the national convention at the 32nd annual Oregon department convention held June 20-22 in Roseburg. Mrs. Genevieve Hyde was elected to the council, Mrs. Franis Brisbine was elected de partment chaplain and alternate delegate-at-large to the national convention to be held in Los An geles the first week in Septem ber and Mrs. James Ceck was elected delegate to the conven tion. Mrs. Hyde served on the cre dentials committee for the con vention, Mrs. F. A. Daugherty, chaplain of the local tent, par ticipated in the memorial serv ice and Mrs. Bribine, patriotic instructor of the Medford tent presented a flag to a Boy scout troop in Roseburg during a convention ceremony. Mrs. Hester Cook of Vancou ver, Wash., and Portland, was elected department president. Mrs. Mary Jo Estes also at tended the convention from Medford. Church Circle Holds Organization Meeting Christian Women's Fellowship circle No. 3, of the First Chris tian church met at the home of the leader, Mrs. Jennie Hutch inson, 522 West 10th street Thursday. Officers and chairmen of com mittees for, the new fiscal year were appointed. A brief devo tional was led by Mrs. A. W. Ford and Mrs. Frank Heller gave a brief sketch of the mis sionary work of Mrs. Gish and Mrs. Hendricks. In the future this group will be known as the Grace Hend ricks circle. The sixteen mem bers present planned the project for the coming year and sewing was given to the members. i Following the benediction, ' light refreshments were served j by the hostess. Visitor From Indiana I It Guest of Daughter ! Phoenix Mrs. Marshall King ' of Switz City, Ind., is spending several weeks in Phoenix with her daughter, Mrs. Bob Epper son, and the Epperson family. Mrs. Jennie Lawless Heads Church Circle The new group of members who will make up the member ship roll of circle five of the Woman's Society of Christian Service for the coming year, met in the Methodist church parlors last week to elect officers and or ganize for the coming month's activities. Chosen to head the circle as chairman was Mrs. Jennie Law less with Mrs. Ray Harrison as sisting as vice-chairman. Mrs. J. C. Sparks was elected secretary and publicity chairman; Mrs. H. E. Conger, treasurer; program chairman, Mrs. H. R. Walker; chairman of devotions, Mrs. J. W. Poage. The membership committee is composed of Mrs. W. G. Werner, Mrs. W. W. Hahner and Mrs. J. R. Daniels. The "cheer" com mittee will be Mrs.. James Flem ing, Mrs. Frank Redden and Mrs. A. E. Chew and the telephone committee, Mrs. D. M. McDaniel and Miss Ethel Chew. Members are to meet' each third Tuesday afternoon of the month at 1:30 p.m. for business and a program. Among outlined activities for the circle year will be a series of special teas. The July meeting will be held in the garden at the home of Mrs. A. E. Chew, 1404 West Main street and is to be a pot luck event. land for a swim party and pic nic. Other events planned by the bethel for the summer Include a cookie sale in July, a cooked food sale in August and a rum mage sal in September. Bethel members will also make an over night trip to Lake o' Woods rn July as guests of their guardian, Mrs. Everett A. Faber. Bay City, Mich. U.R John Karpus threw a fishing line in Pine River and came up with two perch, neatly wrapped in a newspaper. Going somewhere in California? Central Point Bethel Holds Parties Friday Central Point Members of Central Point b e t h e 1, Jab's Daughters, met at the Masonic temple Friday afternoon for a "clean-up party" following in stallation of officers held the pre ceding night. Later the group went to Twin Plunges in Ash- M Il-B Fir CQK Tk MHMD-VIMWAe lO ANfetlK W Business bound or pleasure bent... you 11 hive more time there, spend less time get ting there if you fly Southwest. Scheduled service on DC-S's lo 33 Weit Coait ciiiei. 10 diicount on return trips. 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