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TWO MEDFOHD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Sunday. Mar 1,51 Formal Ball Held Saturday Evening At Ashland School Ashland The annual spring formal dance sponsored by the women's dormitory at Southern Oregon college was held last evening at Susanne Homes hall, Miss Careen Molthu, Coquille, was chairman. "Garden in the Rain" was decoration theme of the ball. Belle Van Dyke's Medford or chestra played. Committee chairmen were Misses Mary Do- herty, Hermiston: Carrol Shee han, Portland: Lois Wise, Kla math Falls: June Lee Smyth Lakeview: and Nedrabeau Hlr- nine, McMinnville. Chapcroncs were Miss Fran ces Barta, Dr. and Mrs. Artnur Kreisman, Otto Wilda and Bob Edwards. . Deborah Sue Virtue Honored on Birthday Mr. and Mrs. Robert Virtue, 719 Grant avenue, May 11 en tertained in observance of the fourth birthday May 12 of their daughter, Deborah Sue. After playing games and being served traditional birthday refresh ments. the young guests were entertained at a theater party Attending were Sandra Wink el and her mother, Mrs. Lyle Winkcl; Jo Walters and mother, Mrs. Earl Walters, of Roseburg; Sharon Linderman; Michael, Su san and Tanya Gannon and their parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Gannon: Kris Nottingham, and his mother, Mrs. Kenneth Not- i 3, iYAV Eight girls of the iunior and sen'or classes at Medford Sanior high school served as queen and princesses tor the tradi tional Junior-Senior Prom held May 10 at the school. The hon ored girls are (standing left to right) Miss Rosalie Mole, Miss Marcia Houghton, Miss Sally Neil, Mrs. Charles hitwood. (Barbara Van Sickle) who was elected queen, Miss Marilyn Payne, Miss Sally Harris and Miss Elizabeth Rinehart. Seated in front is Miss Diane Findley, (Braincrd photo) Annual Roundup Plans Made by Posse, Troop Riders of the valley are taking advantage of these bright spring days for taunts on horseback into the country and riding groups now are laying plans for their summer activities. Mounted tingham; Clarence Millhou.se, a cousin of the honored guest: Pa mela Virtue, her sister, and Mrs Edna Jones, her grandmother. SATISFIED . . . With the ELECTION? We Guarantee To Satisfy You with Our Upholstering and Give You Up to TWO YEARS To Pay! Coma in and Browse Through Our Huge Selection of Fabrici Heller & Franklin At the Sign of the Rocking Chair 40 NORTH RIVERSIDE PHONE 3-3103 Bride-Elect Honored At Shower and Party; Rites To Be in June Mrs. 1. E. Staples and Mrs. Dwight Findley recently hon ored Miss Mary Miksche at a shower party, the event being in the Staples home on Euclid avenue. Miss Miksche, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Mik sche is the fiancee of Peter Trim, Saskatoon, Canada. The wedding has been set for June 7 at Sa cred Heart Catholic church. The guests presented Miss Miksche with a gift from the group, and each guest also tiave her a nonsense gift. 'Parents Attend i Wedding of Son I Mr. and Mrs. Earl Tumy, 705 Park street, left last week for San Francisco to attend the wedding of their son, Gilbert, to Miss Emily Paqe Leard, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jacques Leard. The rites were I planned for Saturday, May 17, at St. Paul's Episcopal church J in Burlingnmo, Calif. Among those attending the ceremony from Medford were Mr. and Mrs. Martin Luther, Tal- 1 ent. Sale of frhkciscrr mime 16 PIECE STARTER SETS REGULAR $13 90 I 95 TieurcH lU Now is the time to select the FRANCISCAN WARE service that you have always wanted. Starter Seta in five popular patterns are on sale at a great reduction. 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Her flowers were a talisman rosebud cor sage. Her attendant wore a beige suit with white accessories and her corsage was white car nations. The couple made a wedding trip to Portland, and Camas, Wash. They plan to move to their new home on Oak Grove road about June 15. They now live at 333 North Holly street, Apartment 4. About 25 persons attended the reception given by Mr. and Mrs. Matthews, and they gave Mr. and Mrs. Huber a gift for their home. The couple plans to majte an extended trip during summer to Idaho, Yellowstone park, the Black Hills of South Dakota, and Sioux Falls, S. D., where a daughter of Mrs. Huber lives. They also plan to visit a brother to Mr. Huber in Oklahoma; and in San Diego, Calif. Rebekah Lodge Plans Meeting for Monday Olive Rebekah lnri pp will in no I 1 Monday, May 19, in the lOOF hall at 8 p.m. A color demonstra tion will be given by Mrs. Lu cille Beach. Mrs. Oliver Rogers heads the refreshment committee. Mrs. James Campbell Named New President Of Medford Lady Lions The Medford Lady Lions elect ed Mrs. James Campbell presi dent of their group during a meeting May 13 in Eatons Din ing house. She will serve with Mrs. Frank English, vice-president; Mrs. Norman Burke, secretary; Mrs. Thomas Flynn, treasurer; and Mrs. Dwight Johnson, Lion trainer. Mrs. Addie Wilson, a charter member, was given an honorary membership. A guest of the members was Mrs. Robert Urie. The group voted to give four campships to Girl Scouts selected by their leaders, the scouts to use the campship to spend a week at Low Echo at Lake o' Woods. Delegates to a state conven tion at Salem, June 8. 9, and 10 were announced. They are Mrs. Kenneth Campbell. Mrs. Archie Fries, Mrs. Kenneth Teeter, Mrs. Lee Mellish. Mrs. Penn Chitwood and Mrs. Dwight Johnson. Altar Society Elects At Meeting Tuesday Mrs. Fred Spiegelberg was elected president of St. Anne's Altar society of Sacred Heart Catholic church during a meet ing Tuesday. Officers who will serve with her are Mrs. Wiliam E. Driscoll, first vice-president; Mrs. Everett Goseh, second vice president; and Mrs. Al Kcrtcs, secretary-treasurer. Plans were made at the meet ing for a rummage sale to be held soon; and a picnic for mem bers and their children in June at Hawthorne park. Mrs. Al Duda and Mrs. C. A. Meunier are co-chairmen for the picnic. Recently the? Altar society presented $1000 to the Very Rev. John Berger for use in St. Mary's school completion campaign. Jackson County Sheriff's posse and its auxiliary organizations, the Ladies' Mount ed troop and Junior posse, are busier this spring than usual. This is the first year that the annual Rogue River Roundup, sponsored by the posse, will be held at the posse grounds. This means that the possemen and the troop women are spending every available hour working on the building program at the grounds. Grandstands had to be built, tie sheds, stock pens and chutes had to be put up, as well as the various other improvements ne cessary for staging a roundup show. In many instances the entire family spends Sunday at the grounds, the children riding horseback and playing games. Women of the troop plan pot luck lunches and at noon the families gather to eat, much the same as an old fashioned picnic. Today at 1:30 p.m. at the posse grounds' arena a queen and two princesses will be se lected to preside at the 10th an nual roundup event June 14 and 15. The public is invited. The young women will be se lected primarily on their riding abilities. The queen will receive as prizes a Stetson hat and a hand embroidered western shirt. Her princesses each will be giv en a western belt. Applications in the contest will be accepted to noon today. The troop members will serve a lunch, also open to the public, at 12:30 p.m. at the club house. A small charge will be made for the lunch but there are no charges for the other activities of the day. Families are invited to come together to spend the day, inspect the buildings, have lunch and attend the judging. Games played on horseback are a part of the program. Six candidates were registered .yesterday in the contest and more are expected this morning. Those who had registered are Mary Lou Larson, Barbara Rob inson, and Shirley Nelson, all Medford and all Junior posse members; Dorothy Thumler, Old Central Point highway; Lorena Millard, Eagle Point, and Joanne Morgan, Medford. The troop has charge of the queen's contest with Mrs. Homer Marx, chairman, and Mrs. W. M. owle Sterling She chose her pattern her self - so you know sha loves HI And on this-and very- gift occasion, give really special gift-mora o( her solid silver by Town. Prices of Town to suit very pursa - from $3.70 lor a single teaspoon to S29.75 tor a six piece place setting, with serving pieces priced as low as $4.00. The wish of every bride to-be , ' LAWRENCE'S SPECIALIZE IN FINE SILVERWARE Lawrences In Medford 42 years stocking the same high quality mer chandise found in the better stores in the larger cities and more moderately priced. 130 EAST MAIN Lemmon and Mrs. Clarence Dodge, committee women. Today's luncheon arrange ments are under supervision of Mrs. Leonard Anderson, chair man, with Mrs. H. B. Murphy, Mrs. Lemmon, Mrs. Howard Has kell, Mrs. Oren Swearingen and Mrs. Mildred Robinson. Son and Fiancee Guests of Parents ' Visitors in Medford last week end were Miss Janet Rutherford, McMinnville, and her fiance James Gray. The two were here to visit Mr. Gray's parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Gray, 18 Modoc avenue. .Tames Grav is now with the Continental Can company 'at Hayward, Cam. Miss nuineriora attends Oregon State college whprA he Is a member of Pi Beta Phi, Phi Kappa Phi and Mortar Board. The young couple plans to be married July 27 in First Metho dist church, McMinnville. Paganucci-Auman Rites Take Place In Church Here Miss Norma Auman and Dino L. Paganucci were wed in rites May 15 at 7:15 o'clock in the eve ning at the Sacred Heart catho lic church rectory. The Rev. C, J. Linehan performed the ceremony. The bride Is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Auman of Med ford and the bridegroom, an Air Force sergeant, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Liborio Paganucci, Glen Lyon, Pa. Miss Darline Auman, a sister to the bride, was maid of honor. Arthur E. Gingras, an Air Force staff sergeant, Pittsfield, Mass., was best man. The bride's father gave her in marriage. She wore a grey suit with grey and pink accessories and her cor sage was of white carnations. Her sister wore a navy blue suit with navy blue and white ac cessories. Her flowers were pink carnations. About 25 persons attended the reception at the Auman home. The couple plans a wedding trip to Pennsylvania in the fu ture. The bride attended Medford high school and the bridegroom attended Newport High school in Glen Lyon. 1 Sister Honored At Tea Tuesday Mrs. Sidney G. Tickton left for her home in Arlington, Va., Saturday after having spent 10 days in Medford as a guest of her brother-in-law and sister, Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence Buonocore, 433 West Eighth street. Tuesday atfernoon Mrs. Tick ton was honored at an informal tea given by Mrs. Buoncore for her sister. Pouring during the afternoon were Mrs. A. C. Fries, Mrs. George R. V. Bolster, Miss Claire Hanley, Mrs. Fred T. Burich, Mrs. Eric Allen Jr., and Mrs. Fred C. Lorish. Special Sale! Snrinff Treat ror iirt3i BARBARA GOULD SPECIAL CUANSiNO CIIAM Reg. $2 or for onty Jj pkm SKIN FRESHEN!! ft POMPON COID CtlAM R. $2 ar for only j LIMITED TIME ONLY! Tremendous savings en famous Barbara Gould cleansing olds! 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