To Portland Mrs. Portia An-,
derson and Mrs. Millie Brock 01
the Lady Medford Beauty saT&i,
plan to leave Saturday for Port
land where they will attend a
west coast hair style convention.
They expect to return Monday.
The salon will remain open for
business during their absence.
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Local and Personal
In Eugene Mrs. Amanda
Cherry and her niece, Peggy,
who lives with Mrs. Cherry at
24 Myers court, are in Eugene
this week during spring vaca
tion. a a a -
Pi Social Royal Neighbors
of America will hold a pie social
at the Pythian building. Fifth
and Grape streets, at 9:30 p. m.
Thursday, March 20. The public
is invited.
. From Hospital D. T. Fergu
son, , Talent, returned Friday
from Portland veterans adminis
tration hospital where he under
went treatment for about four
weeks. He was informed Satur
day of the death of his 95-year-old
father in Grants Pass. ,
" At University James -A.
Fraley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Solo
man Fraley, 1394 South Peach
street, is a senior in the college
of religion at the Butler univer
sity spring semester, according
to an announcement from the
university.
With Airborne Pfc. Arlo E.
Davenport, son of C. A. Daven.
port, Medford, has arrived at Ft.
Hood, Tex., with the 82nd air
borne division, the aggressor
force in Exercise Long Horn, ac
cording to an Army news re
lease. The division, normally sta
tioned at Ft. Bragg, N. C, will
oppose one armored and two in
fantry divisions in an effort to
test firepower and mobility of
the . participating units. Daven
port is a military policeman in
the division's military police
company.
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Geld Star Mothers The Med
ford chapter of Gold Star Moth
ers will meet Wednesday at 7:30
p.m.. in . the Girls Community
club.
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Molharslngars The Washing
ton school Mothersingers will
not meet this week because of
spring vacation, but they will
continue Wednesday, March 26
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To San Francisco Michele
Rossi left Sunday evening by
plane for San Francisco where
he will be ' several days on
business.
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To Taeoma Mr. and Mrs. Mi
chael Beck left today for Taeo
ma, Wash., where they will be
on business and pleasure, friends
said today. Beck is convalescing
from recent surgery.
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Card Party The public Is in
vited to a card party sponsored
by the Navy Mothers club at the
veterans domiciliary Wednes
day, March 19, at 7:30 p.m. Worn
en are asked to take homemade
pies. Those needing transporta
tion should be at 106 Almond
street at 6:45 p.m.
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Bicycla Stolen Mrs. Edna
Parrack, 708V4 West Fourth
street, reported to- police at 10
p.m. yesterday that a bicycle be
longing to her son, John A. Par
rack, was stolen last evening
from the YMCA grounds. She
described the bicycle as a Good
year make, brown with white
trim.
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Returns to Duly Army Pfc.
Richard Franks has left Medford
for Camp Stoneman, Calif., after
visiting his mother, Mrs. Wilbur
Smith, 1110 East Jackson street,
his father, Charles Franks, 2712
Elliott avenue, and his aunt and
uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas
Smith, 902 Grant street. Private
Franks, who expects to be as
signed to overseas duty, was tak
en to California by Mr. and Mrs
Douglas. Smith and daughter
Donna, who also visited Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Mee, former Med
ford residents now living in the
San Francisco area.
Bolldlaf FarmH A. Dubs was
given a permit today to build an
$8,800 residence at 1316 East
Jackson street.
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Bible Class The Adult Bible
class of the First Christian
church will meet in Fellowship
hall Thursday, March' 20, at 1
p.m. for a regular monthly
meeting.
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Wins Badga Hugh R. Per
vorse, Medford, a corporal in the
Army, has won the combat in
fantryman badge, symbol of the
front line fighting men, while
serving in Korea with the 45th
infantry division, according to
an Army news release. He
entered the service in October,
1950, and Joined the division No
vember, 1950. -.
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Daughter Born A daughter
was born February 29 to Lt. (jg)
and Mrs. Charles R. Braley Jr.,
at the Army hospital at Ft. Eus
tis, Va., according to a release
from Ftr .ilustis. The infant has
been named Elizabeth Prince,
and she weighed 7 pounds 14
ounces. L She is the paternal
granddaughter of C. R. Braley,
245 Valley View drive. The
mother is the former Miss Mary
Nuf er of Goldsboro, N. C. The
couple now is living at . York
town, Va. Lieutenant Braley is
stationed at the Naval Mine de
pot at Yorktown, according to
the release.
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Service Notts Charles D.
Capps, a Navy submarine force
radarman,. who lived here at 18
Myrtle street, was recently grad
uated from basic enlisted course
of the Navy submarine school
in New London, Conn., accord
ing to a news center release. He
now is assigned to duty with the
submarine force, Pacific fleet.
Thomas C. Cunningham Jr., son
of Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Cunning
ham, Star Route, Trail, has been
promoted to a sergeant, accord
ing to a news release He is serv
ing with the 3499th mobile
training group at Chanute Air
Force Base, 111. Orval R. Cowin,
Navy personnel man, is now on
board the USS Epping Forest
with the Pacific fleet, a Navy
release includes. His former
home is 722 . Newtown : street,
Medflord.
Square Dance Course for Beginners
CAMP CORRAL, WHITE CITY
Wednesday Nights to 10 P. M.
10 Weeks First Lesson Wed. March 19
Fee $10 Per Couple
Minnie Robertson, instructor
DAT Sewing Club The DAT,
Sewing club will meet at noon
Thursday for a potluck lunch
eon at the home of Mrs. George
Simmons, 606 Valley View drive,
members said today. "
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Elections Schadulad Crater
Lake Post 1833, Veterans of For
eign Wars, and auxiliary will
meet at 8 p.m. today at 42 North
Front street Nomintion and
election of officers have been
scheduled by both organizations.
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Plant Sale The Central Point
Garden club will hold a plant
sale at Alexander's hardware
store. Central Point, Thursday
March 20, starting at 10 a.m
Many varieties of plants and
shrubs will be on sale.
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Correction Gary Boshears
was valedictorian of the 1951
graduating class of Medford Sen
ior high school. The honor was
erroneously attributed to anoth
er student in Sunday's issue of
The Mail Tribune.
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NOW To Meet The Phoenix
Neighbors of Woodcraft will
meet for a covered dish dinner
and card party at the Phoenix
Grange hall Thursday, March 20
at 7 p.m. Those attending are
to take gifts for prizes.
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To New Mexico Mr. and Mrs
T. E. Phelps and daughter, Myra,
left this week for Holloman Air
Force base, N. M., to visit their.
slaughter and son-in-law, Cpl
and Mrs. Joe Estremado and
their infant son, Danny. The
Phelps plan to return April 2.
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From Portland Mrs. Cloyce
Taylor and daughters, Jean, Lin
da and Carol, Portland, are visit
ing this week with relatives
here, including her mother, Mrs.
Grant Young, Madrona avenue,
a brother, John Baker Jr., and
family, Catherine court, and a
sister-in-law, Mrs. R. T. Ludw.g
and family, 1407 East Main
street.
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To Convention Mrs. John
Myers is to return the end of
the week from Los Angeles
where she is now attending a
convention of savings and loans
controllers. She is representing
the First Federal Savings and
Loan association'' here. While
there she plans to visit Miss
Doris Kay Budrow of the Pan
American Air Lines offices.
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Textile Class Another YMCA
class in textile painting the last
which will be offered here until
fall will hold its first session at
the "Y" building at 7:30 p.m
Wednesday, according to Mrs.
Quentin Bailey, instructor. She
said there are still vacancies in
the class, which will receive in
struction in a variety of patterns
and motifs during the eight-week
course.
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MEDFORD (ORCGOK) MAIL TRIBUKE HIKE
Obituary
CHARLES COATS
Remains of Charles D. Coats,
93, who died Sunday, will be
forwarded tonight by Conger
Morris funeral home to Madi
son, S. D., where Hallenbeck
funeral home will be In charge of
services and interment.
Mr. Coats was born June 11,
1858, in Richland county, Wis
consin. He came to southern
Oregon from Madison in 1947.
On Dec. 11, 1884, in Boaz, Wis
consin, he was married to Isa
belle Niles, who died in 1949. ...
Survivors include three sons,
Francis M., Medford: Charles
W., Everett, Wash.; and James P.,
Madison, S. D.; two daughters,
Mrs. Clara E. Seagram, Lady-
smith, Wis.; and Mrs. Arvilla I
Lillie, Perry, la.; 25 grandchil
dren, 22 great-grandchildren, and
one great-great-grandchild.
Former Medford Woman
Wins $5,000 Contest
Mrs. Carl Mark, former Med
ford resident now living at 2787
Sheridan avenue. North Bend,
has been announced as winner
of a $5,000 prize in a Kitchen
Craft contest sponsored by Safe
way stores, according to infor
mation received here by friends.
Mrs. Mark, for many years
an invalid, is now improved, it
is reported. The family left here
RAISSA FRESHWATER .
Services for Mrs. Raissa Fresh
water, who died Saturday, will
be held in Conger-Morris Chapel
Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. with the
Rev. Shelvy Anglemyer offic
iating. Committal will be in
Siskiyou Memorial park.
Mrs. Freshwater was born
April 9, 1899, in Overn, France;
On April 29, 1919, in Bordeaux,
France, she was married to Ira
Freshwater, who survives. She
came to southern Oregon seven
years ago from Dodge City,
Kans., and has been living on
the Fern Valley road.
Otner survivors include a
daughter, Mrs. Donald House,
Medford; a son, Albert, Ashland;
a sister, Paulette Delatore, in
France; and six grand-daughters.
CHARLES SKEETERS
Charles Francis Skeeters, 75,
died at the home of his daugh
ter on Crater Lake avenue this
morning. Funeral arrangements
are in care of Conger-Morris
funeral home.
WALTER SMITH
Funeral services for Walter
Birdette Smith, 62, of 1597
Camp Baker road, who died at a
local hospital Monday, will be
held Thursday at 10:30 a. m. at
Perl funeral home with Minis
ter Everett McGee officiating
Interment will be in Mountain
iew cemetery at Ashland. It
is the request of the family that
in lieu of flowers a donation
be made to the heart fund, care
of Postmaster, Medford.
The deceased, who was born
at Eugene on March 15, 1890,
had been a resident of the vicin
ity for the past 12 years. He at
tended school at Pendleton
and was a member of the Ma
sonic lodge and Uddfellows
lodge at Davenport, Wash.
Survivors include his wife,
Georgia R.; a daughter, Georgia
Ann; four stepchildren, Ralph
L. Hite, Wayne D. Hite, Max E.
Hite and Aubrey F. Hite, all of
Medford; two sisters, Emma Mc
Curtain, Talent, and Mina Hyde,
LaCrosse, Wis.; a brother, Ed
gar, Ashland; two nephews and
four nieces.
Building Tradesmen
Seek Salary Increase
Seattle (U.R) Petitions ask
ing pay boosts of seven cents an
hour for 15,000 western Wash
ington building tradesmen were
before wage stabilization board
Tuesday.
The raises, asked by the Asso
ciated General Contractors,
would go into effect July 1.
Tonsillectomy Donna John
son, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Claude Johnson, 402 Clark
street, underwent tonsillectomy
today at Osteopathic hospital, ac
cording to a hospital report.
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