rOUR MZDFORD (OREGON)
Virginia Dodd,
Glenn Benham .
To Marry Soon
Central Point Mr. and Mrs.
Lamar H. Dodd, route 2, Central
Point, announce the engagement
and approaching marriage of
their daughter, Mist' Virginia
Dodd, to Glenn Harold Benham,
Eureka, Calif." The wedding is
planned for the near future.
- The engagement was revealed
January 15 during a party in
Medford given by friends of the
couple. -
Miss Dodd attended Crater
high school and her fiance is
employed by Timber incorporat
ed, in Eureka. The couple will
live near Eureka. j
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Jackson County .
Mark, Anniversary
"r Jacksonville Old time resi
dents of the valley will be inter
ested in news of , the 50th wed
ding anniversary observance of
Mr. and Mrs. Vance Wolgamott,
early day Jackson county cou
ple. The couple has lived for
about 15 years at Twin Rocks
on the coast The . observance
was held there Christmas day
at the home of Mrs. Wolgamott's
Mr. and Mrs. Wolgamott were'
married at a home which was on
Old Stage road, now the Mi
chael Beck property, and in suc
ceeding years the couple lived
in various parts of the valley.
Mr. Wolgamott was born near
Jacksonville. His parents had
"come here by wagon train in
1862 and they lived in Jackson
ville until their deaths many
.years later. '-:JT;Jy--., 'l-u'Vr".
' Mrs. Wolgamott is the former
Emma Oglesby, whose parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Oglesby
were pioneer -. settlers of - the
west. Her mother,, Mary Arm
strong Oglesby; was- brought to
Jacksonville in 1852 as. a child
of two years; Koscoe Oglesby
' arrived- first' at Cottage Grove
in 1853 at the age of 16. In later j
years he became one of the first
1 A - . ' A . ,
trustees ox uregon ouiie cui-
At the celebration ' at' Twin
Rocks honoring Mr. . and Mrs.
Wolgamott were their two sons
and two daughters. They are
Walter Wolgamott, who, came
from Texas; Elvin Wolgamott,
who was there from Eagle
Point with his wife; Mrs. Bert
Hartley, with her husband and
two children, from Carywood,
Ida.; and Mrs. Walter Randolph,
with Mr. Randolph and their
children, from:. Nehalem, Ore.
Also there were Mr. and Mrs.
Charles ' Palmer, - Mr. and Mrs.
Johnnie Braack and Bill Wol
gamott; also five great-grandchildren.
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Auxiliary-Guild
Names Chairmen
' ' New committee chairmen for
St. Mark's auxiliary guild were
announced last week and plans
are being made for a luncheon
meeting at 12:30 p. m., Friday,
January 28, for members of the
group. . ' -
'' The chairmen are Mrs. John
Mann and Mrs. Lewis Wayburn,
bazaar; Mrs. H. Gates, Council
of Church .Women; Mrs. W. B.
Clegg, devotions; Mrs. Earl
Tumy, hospitality; Mrs. J. C.
Deaver Mrs. R. V. Rickard and
Mrs. G. F. Reigel, house com-
mitno- Mn ' TMitt r.arnt Ml.
sions; Mrs. F. "D. Applin and
Mrs. Margaret Fabrick, mission
ary box. :' '' ?' -"
- Mrs. R. K. Bailey, program;
Miss Jane " Snedicor, . publicity;
Mrs. Ira Canfield and Mrs. H.
C. Goldsmith, rummage; Mrs.
M. M. Caldwell, telephone; Mrs.
H. C. Beeler, WTO; Mrs. Mann
and Mrs. Gates, visiting; and
Mrs. George R. V. Bolster,, wed
dings. - : . n. ' - " v ; .
vi Hostesses for ".the luncheon
meeting Friday wall, be Mrs.
Clegg, Mrs." Y. M. Dalen and
Mrs. H. C. Beeler; Miss -Amy
Harding who resigned ' as re
cording secretary, has been re
placed by Mrs. C. I. Drummond.
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and top with macaroon, crumbs.
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Miss Patricia Raich . .
(Brainerd photo) :
Patricia Reich,
John Rutherford
Engaged to Wed
Announced last week was the
engagement of Miss' Patricia
Diann Reich, ' daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Woodson . L. Reich,
1173 Casino road, to Johnny C.
Rutherford, son of Mrs. ; Louise
Rutherford, 103 Genessee street.
Mr. and Mrs. Reich made the an
nouncement. -. v '-: ' '; e:
Miss Reich is a senior at Med
ford Senior high school. Her
fiance is an airman third class in
the Air tforce and he is stationed
at Parks Air Force base in Cal
ifornia. ' , i
No wedding date has been set.
Annuaklnstalk
Held by USWV
' Pepartment Commander O. F.
Gullicksoni and Mrs. Gullickson,
Mrs. Frank Pendergrass, depart-:
ment president, ' and Past De
partment - Commander ' Pender
grass, - all of Portland,' . were
guests of Colonel Sargent cainp
and auxiliary,? United ' Spanish
War Veterans, for a meeting and
installation -of : officers Sunday
afternoon,- January .16, at the
Redman halL J
Commander . Gullickson in
stalled the new commander of
the camp, Robert Wilcox, Ash
land, and his staff of officers.
Mr. Pendergrass was master of
ceremonies. . j. .
Mrs. James Cech, new presi
dent of the auxiliary, and her of
ficers . were. Installed -by -Mrs.
Pendergrass.; New officers in
clude senior vice-president,. Mrs.
William Hodgson; ' junior vice
presidentj Mrs. Marian Parker;
chaplain', Mrs. Bertha : Nelson;
patriotic instructor Mrs.- Frank
Widner; 'historian, Mrs. Ralph
Atwood; conductors, Mrs. Hans
Rammin and Mrs. Harry W.
Barneburg; guards, Mrs. Eliza
beth Johnston and Mrs. Don An
derson; secretary, Mrs.- Ruth
MacCollister; t treasurer, " Mrs.
Winifred Vail; musician, Mrs.
Mildred Tolle; colors, Mrs. Aud
ley White, Mrs. J Mable Nichol
son, Mrs. Z. N. Agee, 'Mrs. Ida
Hollars and Msrj Rosa Young.
1 t.Over, fifty members and their
guests were served dessert by
Mrs. Frank Widner. and her com
mittee. Mrs. Harry W. Barne
burg, past department president,
served as toastmistress and Miss
Donna Unger sang.
Guests included Miss Virginia
Wallis, president of Rogue River
Auxiliary Gives . r
Camp White Dance c
The . next 'dance 'at Camp
White to be sponsored by the
auxiliary to the department of
Oregon Veterans of - Foreign
Wars,, will be held February 1.
At a dance sponsored by the
women held' last Monday eve
ning the' music was 'furnished
by i Eddie i Evensong - violinist
from. Camp White; " Mrs. ' Elsie
Vance," Medford; and Barney
Garrett of Ashland, pianist
Refreshments ' were served, by
the auxiliary niembers. .- " ; "
Coff on Lace Curtains ;
Returning fo Fashion r
1 Cotton 'lace; curtains are sky
rocketing to new fame in home
fashions. ;
Reminiscent of the "good old
days," but with an entirely, dif
ferent look, laces and embroid
eries have been re-discovered by
the homemaker, market experts
say. - v. e. .
If you ; take a look at your
favorite curtain counter, you'll
easily see why there's so much
talk going around about some
thing that has been taken for
granted "heretofore. 1, i
" New laces are definitely styles
conscious, woven in many new
patterns and designed with; a
feel, of true" elegance. There
are new sizes and types that
blend, with, every, interior be it
traditional, modern, or provinc
ial. '
Keeping step with the popu
larity of cafe curtains, many
novel laces are offered in this
category. Lace tiers are shown
with beaded heading and match
ing panels and valances. There
are all-over plaid patterns and
even a stylized vine and grape
design,-a far cry 'from the tra
ditional look in laces. -
Many of these cottons have
special finishes' which : make
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Sunday, January M 195S
Nigls Announce
Engagement of
Daughter, Airman
- Mr. and Mrs. Herman J. Nigl,
33 North Orange street, an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Shirley Nigl, to
James W. Hill. Mr. Hill, airman
first' class in the United States
Air Force, is a son .of Mrs. Os
car W. Swanson, Central Point,
and Mr. HOI of Gibbonsville,
Ida.-.; .;
Miss Nigl is a senior in Med
ford High school. Her fiance is
stationed at Fairchild Air Force
base Washington.
No date has been set for the
wedding. l ' "; ' ; -rv':.
Miss Shirley Nigl
(Brainerd' photo)
;
Campj Auxiliary
auxiliary " of Grants Pass, Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Wallis, Mrs. Sal
lie Cotter Mrs. Ted Cotter, Ern
est Cotter, Mrs Katherine
Sweeiland and Mrs Hazel Cor
nelier, Grants Pass, Mrs. Leroy
Cline, Mrs. Geneva Schwan,
Mrs. Dell Cline and Mrs. A. C.
Allen, Medford, ? r
.Mrs. Elizabeth Johnstone,
gila monster of Cebu swamp,
Military Order of the Lizards,
announced that the next meeting
would be held at the home of
Mrs. - Florenz Breitemeyer :; in
Grants Pass, Sunday afternoon,
January 30. A covered dish din
ner will be served at noon and
Medford members are requested
to take salads and desserts. The
officers-elect will be installed by
Mrs.; Don Anderson, grand gila
monster, assisted by Mrs. Barne
burg, past grand gila monster.
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Mothers' tyoup
Installs Officers
Officers of the local chapter
of the r Blue Star Mothers of
America -were installed : at a
meeting Thursday at the home
of Mrs. Olaf Severson, 837 West
Second street.
Initiations preceded the in
stallations and becoming .new
members were' Mrs. Selma Rae,
Mrs. Katherine Hopkins and
Mrs. George Ware.
4. The ; new ., president . is Mrs.
Fred Middlebusher; i first vice
president, Mrs. Severson; sec
ond vice-president, Mrs. Ware;
chaplain, Mrs. Frank , Gleaves;
patriotic instructor, Mrs. Jennie
Pitts, and musician, Mrs. James
Cech. Mrs. Cech also was in
stalling officer.
At the business session plans
were made for a work meeting
ta be held February 10, at the
home of Mrs. Middlebusher. ':
i: Those who plan to attend the
meeting . should . take -sack
lunches needles, threads and
thimbles. .The project will be
making voool afghans for wheel
chair patients at Camp White,
from materials furnished by the
members. - -
r;Thrhospital committee gave
an outline during the - recent
meeting of their plans for a Jan
uary parry for the shutin veter
ans. At the close of the meeting
refreshments were served by
Mrs.' Severson - assisted by Mrs.
Rae and Mrs. Cleve Ferris.
The next regular meeting will
be February 14. The place will
be announced, y . ' . v : :
Ethel Says:
Richard Hudnut has a new Su
perior Lanoliztd Pin-Curl Per
nwnant. lt's tha uick way to
parmanent pin curU. Pin-Quick
i tha fastast pin curl on tha
market today. Actually 17 min
utti quicker than other pin-curl
permanents.
With Pin-Quick you can use
a dryer, sit in front of the oven
j or; heater, wrap your? head in
towel, or go out in the .sun.
, Your hair can dry in minutes,
need not take hours.
Pin-Quick leaves no after per-
" manent odor. Instead the hair
has the clean freshness of a new
shampoo. , - -
Pin-Quick has lanolin plus the
Magic Curi Control - to give
your: hair a shiny 'smoothness,
instead of a dull, lusterless
'look. .
.Pin-Quick will last . for months
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Cut off.-. .
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Optm Waakaays MO a.au t 10
HUDSON'S
'613 E. MAIN
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fi.y ft
n . Miss Vangie ,Fxd. r ,
(Landis-Shangle photo)'
Tel I. '-Engagement.
Of Vangie Freed
To Waldo Harley r '
Prospect The engagement of
Miss . . Vangie May. Freed - to
Waldo -Harley Copley was an
nounced r last ' week by Miss
Freed's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Nick ' Freed of Prospect. The
bridegroom-elect is a son of Mr.
and Mrs. A. R. Copley, v780
Queen's drive, Medford."
The news' first was told at a
farewell party for Waldo' Cop
ley January 3" at the home of
his : parents. - - :
No wedding day has been set.
The bridegroom-elect left Jan
uary 4 -and now is receiving
basic training in the Air Force
at Parks Air Force base in Cal
ifornia. . : ' : ; - r'
The bride-elect is employed at
Henry's Drivehv restaurant, in
Medford and she is a Prospect
high school graduate. She also
attended " Northwest . Nazarene
college at Nampa, Ida. : ,
: Her fiance received his edu
cation at, the Sandppint Senior
High school at Sandpoint, Ida.,
where he was graduated.
Lake Creek Unit ,
Holds Meeting
At Stanley Home '
-' Lake '' Creek Committee ; re
ports were made a meeting of
the Lake Creek r Home Exten
sion unit held last week at the
Stanley home. ::
Mrs. J. Davidson reported on
Associated Country Women of
the World and , Mrs. Leland
Charley spoke .. regarding the
unit sponsoring a young woman
at college. Mrs. Wallace Rags
dale, :: program ; chairman ' ex
plained program planning .for
the next year , and the finance
committee inembers : told bl
ways and means; .'for . raising
money. . '-l ' ' '.
Mrs. J. ; D. : Arens ,; spoke ' re
garding a three day- "disaster
menu" and .members also werjr
given - information 'J regarding
biological warfare." Mrs. 'David
son ' and Mrs. : Grace- Marshall
gave a lesson on touching up
wood furniture and lunch was
served by the hostess and " her
daughter, Mrs. Larry Perry. -'
' The February unit meeting
will be at the C. C. Swagert's
home in Antelope. '
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Mothers to Plan
For Kindergarten
; West Side The West Side
school kindergarten Mothers
club meeting Tuesday, January
25 will be devoted to a discus
sion of plans for. a second semes
ter. The session will open at 9
a.m., "and those interested, in
enrolling children in the kinder
garten are asked to , call Mrs.
John Gates, route 2, box 455,
Old Military .road, telephone
3-5869. : - '
Meeting Announced ' '
ForWestSideUnH t
' West ; Side Miss Eula . Win
termote, county home extension
agent, will lead the topic, "Good
Weight for Good Health,' when
members of the West Side Home
Extension meet .Thursday, Jan
uary 27 at 10:45 a.m. - ;,:
. The session will be held at the
West Side school. Members are
invited ; to take neighbors inter
ested in joining the unit. Table
service will be required. -
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PMARA1ACY
PHONE 3-5345
Knights; PytHiah Sisters
Install Officers for Year
. Knights of Pythias and Pythian
Sisters held installation of of
ficers . last Monday evening at
the Pythian building. ; - .
Knights ., taking office - were
Walter Ferguson, chancellor
commander; Ed Bostwick, vice
chancellor; Jim O'Duane, pre
late; John Hibbard, master-of-arms;
John Russell, master of
work; Tom Davidson, secretary;
Ora Meyers, financial' secretary;
Col. Harold, Jordan, treasurer;
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j ii w .. ii oiuUf auum gucuu auiu
! Joe Fritsch, - outer guard.
Johh Russell, retiring chancel
lor commander, -was presented a
past :- chancellor's pin . and ' a
Knights of Pythias ring.
Installing officers .who con
ducted the ceremony under ap
pointment from " Leroy - Cline,
district deputy grand chancellor,
were- Harry Bryant, grand 'in-J
stalling", officer; ; Carl ; Fichtner,
: a . l n . ' 1
Lamp,- grand' prelate; ; George
Bryant," grand master of work;
John Fugill, grand secretary;
Mr. Cline, grand master of arms.
Pythian Sisters Installed were
Mrs.'" George Thomas, most ex
cellent chief;" MrSi Mildred Tolle',
excellent senior;' Miss Florence
Baine, excellent junior; Mrs. Ed
Bostwick,' manager; Mrs. :' John
Russell, secretary; " Mrs. Floyd
Murray, treasurer; - Mrs. Audley
White, protector, and Mrs.
James Cech, guard.' Allx the of
ficers were presented corsages.
'f Mrs. Leroy Cline, district dep
uty grand chief, acted as in
stalling officer for the ' Pythian
Sisters,' assisted - by" Mrs. Harry
Bryant, grand senior; Mrs. W. Lu
Walden, - grand manager; Mrs.
John Fugill,' grand secretary and
Mrs. Joe Cook, grand musician.
Preceding the installation, ' Mrs.
Harry - Bryant, staff captain,
Mrs. Ben Blachly, pianist and
Mrs. George ' Bryant, press cor
respondent, were introduced and
presented corsages.'" Mrs; Walter
Cummings, trustee, was unable
to attend. !.:;-'; ?-
Preceding the installation t a
group .from Mrs. Eve Prentice's
studio'" presented ' several ; num
bers. Those appearing included
Sharon Roberts, Richard Coop
er, Ruth and Elizabeth Jolliffe,
Sally V Lindgreh, -' Rosemarie
Beltz, Patty 'Kennaday, Ailene
Weber and Oveta Waldron. Sev
eral numbers were also present
ed by Colleen Hope's Dance
studio with Cindy and Janice
Williams, Lynn Makris, Lani
. .: vy Mh
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Minor, Nancy Frieck, and Judy
Morris appearing.
Entertainment was then furn
ished by a" group of Sunshine
Girls consisting of Joyce Young
berg, Banra Miller, Rosemary
Tokar, Cynthia ; Blachly; Bette
Lou Cline, Judith Tolle, Mary
Dodge, Judith. Hardin, Bette
Kyker and Berta Marie Krippen.
Patsy and Diane Ryan sang sev
eral' numbers accompanied by
Bob Roberts, and in conclusion
several accordion numbers were
played by Oveta Walden, Sharon
Roberts and Karen Britton. .
Mrs. a Cline : presented I her
grand officers with gifts . and
they, . in turn, presented her a
gift
' In a drill by the past chiefs,
the . retiring most excellent
chief, Mrs. Margaret Davis, and
the retiring treasurer," Mrs. Don
Ross, ..were . presented ' past
chief pins by Mrs. Harry Barne
burg. Mrs. Joe ; Cook invited
them to attend past chiefs' meet
ings. 0
: . Mr. Thomas presented his wife
with a bouquet of red roses.
She introduced the other mem
bers of her family present, Rich
ard and Irene Thomas.
. Refreshments were served at
the close of the evening by Mrs.
Polly - Offutt,' Mrs. Fugill and
Mrs. Carl Fichtner.
Grade Teachers
To Hold Meeting
- Medford Grade Teachers asso
ciation members will meet Mon
day, January 24, at 7:30 p.m., at
Washington school. "Benefits of
OEA," will be the topic of Wil
liam Ruch of the Phoenfx school
system, who will speak. at the
meeting. Miss Laura York, music
instructor at Washington school,
and Miss Anna Laura Honts of
the -Lincoln school faculty will
both speak regarding. OEA coun
cil meetings which - they " have
attended.
An exhibition of square danc-
mg will be on the program.
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Golden Link Class
Announces Meeting
- Golden Link Bible class ; of
First Baptist church will hold
the monthly social and study
meeting at the home of Mrs. L.
J. Knox, 221 Portland avenue,
Thursday, January 27, at 1 p.m.
The meeting will begin with a
dessert luncheon served by the
MesdamesrW. D. Roberts, E. J.
Neumann and Frank Stinson." ' "
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University Students
Named to Committees
For Freshman Dance
On the various committees for
the annual .University of Ore-
gonx freshman Sno-Ball are two
Rogue Valley young women.
On ' the decorations ;: committee
from Eagle Point is .Miss Kay
Luilla Dunford, : daughter of
Mrs. Norman Dunford. She is a
graduate . of Eagle Point high
school and is majoring in art ed
ucation at the university.
Miss Joy Adams, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Adams, route
3, box 156E, is a member of the
program v committee. She is a
Medford :i Senior - high school
graduate and is majoring in edu
cation. ' 4
Dead line for Sunday daaalfled Is
at noon Saturday.
the omarteot headc
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RECIPES - COFFEE
COOICIES-DOUGHNUTS
220 west wae:a
St. Mark's Guild .
Plans Coffee Hour V
St Mark's Evening guild will
meet in the parish house Janu-:
ary 24,' at 8 p Jn. for a coffee
hour honoring mothers of the
junior church school- children."
All mothers of children attend
ing the: junior church school are
invited to attend. -. -. .; -;:.-..
The .; program will be under;
the direction of Mrs. Paul Selby
and Mrs. . William" Newhall, su-.
pervisors in the junior schooL
-: Hostesses for the evening ara
to be Mrs. Robert Voegtly, Mrs.
Victor Milnes, Mrs.' Don McNeil,
Mrs. Robert Rix. 'Mrs. Fred Carr;
and Mrs.,W. O. Blackledga, ; .
: . Plans for the . annual. Shrove
Tuesday pancake rapper which
will be held the evening of Feb
ruary 22 will bet announced at
the meeting.
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