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Triller-Tepdvac Ceremony Held 4n Grants Pass Gold Hill Miss Joyce Tepo vac, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Tepovac Gold Hill, and George Roland Triller, son of Mrs. Mary Triller, Grants Pass and Joe Triller Murphy, were Shamed by the Rev. Glenn Diller jt Redwood country church in Grants Pass December 31. Mrs. J. L. Colson, Grants Pass, was pianist. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore white net over taffeta with a shadow lace jacket and carried a white Bible with a gold orchid. The rhine- stone necklace she wore belong ed to her aunt, Mrs. James Moran, Grants Pass. Mrs. Ken Hobson, Gold Hill, was matron of honor. Her dress was pink net over taffeta with rhinestone trim and her corsage was of white carnations. . Sherrell Bushnell, Grants Pass, was best man and Howard Baker, Rogue River, an uncle of the bride, was usher. - The bride's mother was dress ed in black taffeta with white , accessories and white carnation - corsage. The bridegroom's moth er wore black nylon with black accessories and white carnation corsage.. j The reception was held in the ehurch annex. The wedding cake was served by Mrs. Roy Centers, Gold Hill and the bride's aunt, Mrs. Ruth Davis, Rogue River. Mrs. James Martin, Gold Hill, fister of the bridegroom, poured the punch and Miss La Vena Hardin, cousin of the bride, had charge of the guest book. J Mr. and Mrs. Triller are livinff n the small cottage near Cogs well's market, Gold Hill. Aiss Lind Wed Jo Joseph Smith ! Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. Smith are living at 922 North Cen tral avenue, following their wed ding December 17 at First Christian church parsonage. The Rev. William Piper read the ceremony. The bride is the for mer Miss Dolores Mae Lind. She Js the daughter of Mrs. Paul Anderson, 844 Dakota avenue, and Harold E. Lind, Coos Bay. I .The bridegroom is the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Charles .W.Smith. , : Mrs. Robert Meadows was matron of honor and M. Mea dows was best man. . For her wedding the bride ivnrs a tnrnnnisp K!i Trnit cuit .with white accessories. Mrs. Meadows wore a gray tailored SUit; , " . 1 The reception was given at the Jiome of the bride's 'mother; Punch and wedding cake were Served and the couple was pre sented, gifts. o The bride is a student at Med ford Senior High school, and the bridegroom attended schools in Illinois. T : tht T""! N. - - - 1 tKA r : 1 J fet S All VJEf ' 7 W' - ' j v-il U u :f 4s rj ; f. a i' 'z, ggTfg...-. I ... . ... z. r.,., .., iSSA Dance at Camp , White Planned by Auxiliary Te department of Oregon, La dies auxiliary to the veterans ;of Foreign Wars, will sponsor a dance at the Camp White Domiciliary Monday, January 17 for all auxiliary members and their friends. ; A bus will be at Trailways jdepot at 7:30 p.m. for anyone needing transportation. : To remove rust from the com jers of cake tins in use a long dime, dip a raw potato in clean ing powder and scour. Mr. and Mrs. George Roland Triller Eastern Star Chapter Hold Annual Temple Ceremony Officers for Reames chapter, Order of Eastern Star, were installed at Medford Masonic temple January 8. Taking office as worthy matron was Mrs. Jack Ward, who succeeds Mrs. John Esp. Dr. Thomas W. Dixon led prayer and Mr. Esp, retiring pa tron, led the pledge of alle giance to the flag, which was fol lowed by the national anthem. Mrs. Esp gave the welcoming ad dress. Installed with Mrs. Ward were Morris Boughner, worthy patron; Mrs. E. G. Randolph, associate matron; Norman Svenson, asso ciate patron; Mrs. Gertrude Niles, secretary; Mrs. Jack Clark, treasurer; Mrs. Morris Boughner, conductress; Mrs. Etta McKin ney, associate conductress; Mrs. Henry Halvorsen, chaplain; Mrs. Verner Lugnet, marshal; John Lusk, organist; Mrs. Bill Laur ine, Adah; Mrs. Earl Knight, Ruth; Mrs. Ross Gilkison, Esther; Mrs. Carl Oestreich, Martha; Mrs. Lloyd Caton, Electa; Mrs. Floyd Watkins, warder; Ross Gil kison, sentinel. Installing officers were Mrs. Frank Little, a past matron of the chapter, installing, matron; M. O. Walker, past patron; Mrs. A. W. Denney, past matron as chaplain; Mrs. Jack Caldwell, past matron and grand Adah for Oregon, marshal; Mrs. . Ira D. Canfield, past matron, secretary; Mrs. Clyde Leonard, organist. Courtesy girls for 1955 are Mrs. R. E. Wicker, captain; Mrs. Roy ; Nordwick, Mrs. Gilbert Gross, Mrs. Adella Gregg, Mrs. Joe Pepin, Mrs. Howard Phillips, Mrs. Kenneth Severson, Mrs. Al Perkins, Mrs. John Lusk; and Mrs. C. H. Lewis. Miss Axa Hibbard, queen of Medford Job's Daughters, and Kenneth Piland, master coun cilor of Medford Order of DeMo lay, acted as honor guards while Mrs. Ward was at the altar for the obligation ceremony. The Hillah Shrine chanters sang "The Lord's Prayer" and other num bers. Mrs. Ward was presented red roses by Jacqueline and Tommie Ward, her grandchil dren. The new worthy .matron and patron spoke, and Herbert Dan iels sang, accompanied by Mr. Lusk. The program closed with the mizpah benediction,, and a reception followed. For the installation Mrs. Ward wore a gown of white net over taffeta with a panel of lace on the skirt front and a lace bodice. Rhinestones trimmed the lace. JEAN HART'S JANUARY SALE STILL IN FULL SWING! You owe it to yourself to check this list of Exceptional Values offered to you during our twice yearly clearance come in . . . take ad vantage of these Wonderful Savings! She carried a Bible with a single red rose, these being her sym bols of office for the year. Wom en officers also wore white gowns and they carried silver lmed crescents with red roses, this being in keeping with the new matron's motto, "Look for the silver lining." Courtesy girls wore gowns of laceand taffeta in keeping with the star, point colors and their flowers were wristlets of white carnations. General chairman for the eve ning was Mrs. Caldwell and serv ing as hostess were Mrs. Gregg, Mrs. Mae Rehart, Mrs. A. Gene Stout, Mrs. Paul Shaffer. Miss Mikelynn Boughner was an hon orary hostess. Committees Named For Valentine Party; Mother Given Degree Committees for a valentine party were appointed during a meeting Thursday of Talisman Rosebud council, . Pythian Sim shine Girls. Mrs. Margaret To kar was given an honorary mother's degree. Fourteen members of the group will present a folk dance foe a joint installation Monday evening for the Knights of Pyth- ians and Pythian Sisters lodges. Royal Princess Glenna Felkel presided for the Thursday session. Lodges Announce. Public Ceremony; Officers Named ; Officers of Talisman . temple, Pythian Sisters and nights of Pythias, will be installed dur ing a joint public ceremony Mon day, January 17, . at 8 p.m., in the Pythian building. A program and refreshments are planned. Officers of both lodges are asked to meet today at 4 p.m. at the building to practice for the ceremonies. Frank F. Converse of Medford was elected royal vizier to head Fuhat Burkan temple, DOKK, for 1955 at an annual election Saturday evening. George P. Hinsdale of Roseburg is the new grand emir, and bthers'from Medford are Edward E. Bost- wick, sheik; Leroy F. Cline, ma hedi: Joe W. Fntsch, . was reelected secretary; James P, O'Duane, satrap, and Lewis E Conger, sahib. Robert H. Wed lock, Rogue River, was elected treasurer. Public installation of these officers together with recently elected officers of Idella Rogue santha, Nomads 6f Avrudaka, is tentatively set for Saturday evening, Februarv 5, in the Med ford Pythian building. Both the DOKKs and Nomads comprise the area from Roseburg to Dunsmuir in California and Klamath Falls. The parent order, the Knights of Pythias and the Pythian Sisters, will meet for a grand lodge and grand temple convention of Oregon in Med ford next October. This will be preceded by a far western DOKK and Nomad convention when about 850 visitors are ex pected to come to the Rogue valley and Medford. -. . Wednesday evening nine mem bers from here attended and took part in a ceremony conferring the rank of knight upon five esquires of the lodge at the Grants Pass Pythian building. From here were Leroy Cline, Harry Hoehne, Ed Bostwick, Jimmie O'Duane.. John Fugill, Carl Fichtner, Tom Davidson, Francis Hibbard a n d - Joe W. Fritsch. A delegation from Rose burg also attended. v A district meeting with grand councilor, J. Paul Meyers, St. Helens, is scheduled for Monday, February 21, with members from Bandon, Klamath Falls, Grants Pass and Yreka, Calif., who will meet here. A highway , safety program conducted by the nationwide Py thians and auxiliaries will be among the topics to be discus sed. The supreme lodge of Knights of Pythias is a member group of the national safety council. 4 ; Don't let crumbs collect in an electric toaster, or a short circuit may result. Use a soft brush to remove them. . , . Club to Meet . ' Thursday 'Luncheon club will meet Thursday, January 20 at the home of Mrs. Robert Taylor, 510 North Bartlett street. Des sert will be served at 12:30 pjn. Church Service Held Last Month Marries Couple Eagle Point Mr." and Mrs. Eugene Wayne Eccleston, whose wedding was an event of De cember 23, are living at 526 South B street in Eagle Point. The .bride, is the former Miss Peggy Elaine Carnes, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John O. Carnes, Eagle Point. , The bridgegroom, an employee of the Cascade Wood products, is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Eccleston of Shady Cove. The Rev. Glenn S. Wade per formed the double ring cere mony at 8 o clock in the evening at the Eagle Point Community Bible church. Mrs. Gerald E. Adamson, Tacoma, Wash., a sis ter of "the bride was matron of honor, and two other sisters, Mrs. John Salvestro, Hilt, Calif., and Mrs. Leland Meyer, assisted at the reception which was held at the Carnes home. Fifty guests attended. 1 ' Charles ' Eccleston, Shady Cove, was best man for his brother. , Don Falkenhagen, Medford, and Bill Caldwell and Eddie Peile were the ushers. Mr. Carnes gave his daughter m marriage. Her gown was made with a lace bodice and a floor length nylon net skirt over satin. Her fingertip length veil was held from a coronet of net and seed pearls and she carried a colonial bouquet of white chrysanthemums. Mrs. Adamson wore a light green gown of embroidered nylon over net. Her bouquet also was of white chrysanthe mums. Baskets of white and red chrysanthemums with laurus tinus and branches of Port Or ford cedar furnished the church decorations. : Miss Joanne Hen derson was soloist and Miss Pat. Perr, pianist. . For her daughters wedding Mrs. Carnes wore a charcoal colored dress with black acces sories. Her corsage was of white chrysanthemums. The bridegroom's mother wore a . black and pink dress with black accessories and her cor sage was also of white chrysan themums. The bride was graduated in 1954 from Eagle Point high school and. has lived her entire life in this area. The bridegroom attended Medford, Myrtle Creek and Eagle Point schools. Sunday, January IS 1853 MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE THREB Amelia Earhart Day Observed By Zonta Club ; Amelia Earhart day was ob served by Medford Zonta club Thursday with a talk given by Mrs. Effie Kurtz. She gave a resume of the accomplishments of the 18 young women who have received the Amelia Ear hart scholarship from Zonta In ternational since .1940. The scholarship in honor of the ' famed aviatrix is granted to a young woman for a year's graduate study in aeronautical engineering and is the service project of the International or ganization of Zonta in. addition to the - service projects of the individual clubs. . Mrs. Kurtz said that the qualifications which the applicant must fill are extremely high.: Members were told that among those who had the scholarship were two girls outside the United States; one from Italy and one from Egypt. Also speaking at the noon meeting was Mts.' Celia Martin who gave a classification talk concerning her work in a real estate and insurance office. RACK DRESSES Reduced Greatly to . $10 RACK FOULS These are Lovely! Only.... $10 RACK BETTER DRESSES Priced way , $ Down Now .-...each 25 ALL SKIRTS Yes -Any Skirt in the Shop! .. Vz OFF Not Many Suits and Coats Left Hurry on these They're priced for quick clearance! Many Bargains On Our 81.00 & S5.00 Tables See our Table Flowers & Jewelry 50c SHOP AT THE PINK STORE WHERE YOU PARK AT THE DOOR . 617. East Main - Phone 2-8992 Not just a T T 1 riaird o but a hair must our 4? f Medallion Look ; Haircut . . . 1.50 up Your hair fashion must for 1953 is our own exclusive Medallion Look. The more feminine look designed especially for you. It's a softer, delicately shaped hair do, more, flattering, easier to care for. . PHONE 2-6434 FOR YOUR APPOINTMENT Beauty Salon Meeting Planned By Handweavers Rogue - VaUey Handweavers guild will meet at the Crater Hotel, 30 South Central avenue Tuesday, January 18, at 8 pjn. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Oestreich will be hosts for the evening. John Ahern of the Art Center will be guest speaker for the evening. His topic will be "Color Harmony" as it applies to the art of Handweaving. , Chief agricultural products of Iraq : are- dates, barley, wheat, and rice. .- Group Makes Plans For Installations . . Plans for installation were discussed at a meeting of the Wanderer's Club held at tho home of Mrs. LeRoy Cline, 1421 Euclid avenue, Monday. Prices for canasta were won by Mrs. Pearl Offutt and Mrs. Margaret Davis. SPECIAL II On Raad.r's Digest to New Sub scribers -8 months $1.00. Also, Special en American, Women's Home Comp. & Colliers. Mrs. Blanche Powell - Ph.1-4127 Permanents of Quality . . . 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Special . .... $ 1 .95 Beads, Napier, $18.00 values now $4.95 Necklaces, Yellow Gold and Silver, now ................ $7.95 Rhinestone Necklaces and Bracelets, val. to $21 .00 $2.95 Silver Plated Flatwear All Nationally Advertised Silver Plated Flatware.Ji price Watches 1 Assortment of Nationally Advertised Ladies and Men's Watches, now .................. Vi price y MOUNTING SPECIALS ; Ladies 14k Solid Gold Mountings, Values to $24.50 now $6.50 ' .' Plus Your Old Mounting Ladies Diamond Set Mountings ........J. $12.50 to $22.50 (Values to $75.00) , Plus Your Old Mounting w e We will mount your diamond while you wait No Exchanges No Refunds No Gift Wrapping For the Gift You'll Give with Pride ... Let Brophs Be Your Guide irjem e ;lers MEDFORD , OREG ON Quplity Diamonds Honestly Priced for Over a ' Quarter of a Century . MEDFORD
