TWELVE MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE
Friday, February 18, 1935
Group To Attend
Pre-Legislative
Meeting in Ashland
A delegation of 12 Medford
Senior Hi-Y and Senior Tri-Hi-Y
members will attend the annual
YMCA pre-legislative assembly
tomorrow at Southern Oregon
college in Ashland, according to
Bob Jones, secretary of the Med
ford YMCA.
Head Delegation
Heading the local delegation
"will be Harold Ashton, presi
dent of the Senior Hi-Y, and
Eleanor Davis, president of the
Senior Tri-Hi-Y. Groups from
Medford, Ashland, Grants Pass
and Klamath Falls will take part
in the assembly.
xne program, to oe neia in
the college library building, is
designed to prepare the clubs
for participation in the Oregon
YMCA Youth legislature, to be
held in Salem during the latter
part of April.
Registration will be held from
9 to 9:30 a.m., and the program
'will open with a worship serv
ice led by Dr. D. Kirkland West,
pastor of the First Presbyterian
church of Medford. House com
mittee meetings will start at
10 a.m.
At that time, bills drafted by
the various clubs will be con
sidered. The Medford clubs will
present a measure relating to
wages and hours.
A luncheon will be held in
'Susanne Homes hall starting at
11:30 a.m. and will be followed
by introduction of candidates
for speaker of the house, chap
lain of the house, committee
chairmen and reporters, wno
"will give talks.
Mock House Session
-; The afternoon will be de-
' voted to a mock session of the
house during which , club mem
bers will attempt to pass their
proposed bills. The afternoon
"session will end with election
lot officers at 3:43 p.m.
I Advisors and resource people
Sat the pre-legislative assembly
Swill be members of the South
ern Oregon YMCA youth and
government committee, com
posed of Rcbert W. Root, chair
;man; William Cornell, Mrs.
TSverre Munson, John R. Dellen
Tback, Dr. Donald A. MacDougall.
SCarl M. Brophy, Ben Lombard,
j;Frank J. Van Dyke, Jack Ed
ison, Harry Skerry and Alan
IPattison.
"Mother of Two
Learns Husband
Really Brother
Hereford, England (U.R)
Two young orphans, who fell in
love at first sight and were mar
ried,' learned after the birth of
their second son that they were
brother and sister, the tearful
mother said today.
The story of the tragedy was
told by - 24-year-old Marjorie
Hughes, who separated five
months ago from her husband
brother Geoffrey Hughes: 23, a
timber cutter, after an anony
mous tipster told her of her true
identity.
The mixup began in 1934
when their mother died and the
three sisters and three brothers
were . sent to separate county
homes. Marjorie, barely three
years . old at the time, was
adopted by a family named
Stanham and was known from
then on as Marjorie Stanham.
They were married Sept 13,
1951, and had two children,
Robert, 3, now in the Hereford
Hospital with bronchitis, and
Michael, who was born five
months ago. It was at the time
of Michael's birth an unknown
women telephone and suggested
they look at their birth certifi
cates. "I know Marjorie had a terri
ble shock when she saw the
. names of the parents on both
our birth certificates were the
same," Geoffrey said. "She was
deathly white and it was a ter
rible upset to me."
"It was horrible," Marjorie
said in a separate interview.
They separated then, Geoffrey
returning to the home of his
father who had since remarried,
while legal experts studied the
case. The couple has asked an
annulment.
. "It all happened because I
gave the name Stanham, the
only name I knew, on the mar
riage certificate," Marjorie. said
today between sobs. "The same
morning we found out the truth
iny husband and I parted."
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