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o FOUR MEDFORD (OREGON) Annual Cancer Society Tea Held Last Week at Hillcrest Almost 200 guests attended the annual benefit tea given Tues day by the Jackson unit of the American Cancer society, disre garding the cold blustery weather. The tea and hobby show, the fourth to be given by the volunteers of this group, was held at Hillcrest orchards with Mrs. George Schuler as general chairman and Mrs. L. W. Bates, assistant chairman. Pouring during the afternoon were Mrs. A. S. Cummins, Mrs. L. D. Inskeep, Mrs. C. L. Drum mond, Mrs T. M. Daily, Mrs. Charles W. Lemery, Mrs. Edwin R. Durno, Mrs. H. P.Poston, Mrs. Sam Gilbert, Miss Elizabeth Burr, Mrs. B. B. Lowry, Mrs. Orin L. Brown and Mrs. Wilbur -A. Arnold. The tea is marked eacn year by outstanding floral decora tions, and this year the room ar rangements were the work of Mrs. Raymond Miksche and Mrs. Ralph Thompsen. Mrs. Tom Ginn provided the tea table centerpiece, an arrange ment of pink elf roses in a silver and crystal epergne loaned by Brophy's store. The table cloth was green and the pink candles -were in silver candelabra, also loaned by Brophy's store. Collections and hobby dis plays were by Mrs. E. Ronald Rice, Mrs. Otto R. Emig, Mrs. John T. Holmer, Central Point; Mrs. T. R- Greene, Jacksonville; John Crisman, Ashland; Mrs. O. T. Heyerman, Mrs. D. Kirkland "West, Mrs. Harry D. Poston, Mrs. Harry J. Fitzgerald and Mrs. Lawrence W. Buonocore. Eight groups entered the table setting contest, a feature of the tea started last year, and judging was by vote of guests. First place was won by the entry of Kiwan ian Dames. It was arranged by Mrs. Richard Phair who used green ceramic plates made by Mrs. Charles Bottjer and an ecru linen cloth. Winning second place was the entry of Medford Lady Lions, arranged by Mrs. Robert Dames and Mrs. Ernest Kennedy assisted by Mrs. C. El- wood Hedberg. The women used Limoges china to accent a pink and gold color scheme and the centerpiece was of white daisies, pink roses and pink candles. The entry of Medford Garden club, arranged by Mrs. Howard Bush, was of Canton rose medal lion china on a white cutwork cloth and the flowers were pink perfection camellias. Medford branch, American Association of University Women, entered a setting of white and gold Havi land china on white cloth with a flower arrangement of white and gold-colored narcissi and prim- PICADOR ... A drets with rhe fl mim and the powtr of its name tad. Designed by Olag Coninl In navy peau d. soie with a portrait, off the shoulder, neck lino that falls in a loose bolero bodice ending above the waist with a tiny pom-pom trim. Slim ond stunning are the words this Spring. If you are 0 a weight-watching schedule, be sure to include bread not just any bread, but MISS NINETEEN BREAD. So tasty, so diet-wise, yet so easy to take and satisfy ing. Try MISS NINETEEN BREAD today) Be sure MISS NINETEEN In your slimmfng dial. It's th roof In th pink wrapper with th balltt dancer on lop. - Baked' --v Exclusively B Exclusively by m -';!?;: BREAD MAIL TRIBUNE roses. Mrs. Harold Cook was chairman in charge, with Mrs. L. G. McClaren and Mrs. A. Manno assisting. Mrs. H. B. Looper and Mrs. A. T. Wattenburg were responsible for the entry of Lady Elks. It was of brown Spode china which dated back to Civil War days, and the flower arrangement was of yellow pansies and brpnife leaves. Chapter CP of the PEO sister hood had a table setting of crys tal on a blue cloth accented fcith pink camellias and pink candles. It was arranged by Mrs. T. M. Garhart and Mrs. Robert Temple. The entry of the Colony club, the work of Mrs. Fitzhugh Brewer, was of Italian pottery and an tique silver centered with an ar rangement of fruit. Medford Jun ior Service league displayed an assortment of silver and crystal pieces under the chairmanship of Mrs. James Henry. Prizes were donated by Bro phy's and Swem's stores, and the latter also donated a camera for color pictures. Medford women ho assisted and served as hostesses tere Mesdames M. L. Vorheis, Earl Lawson, Fred T. Burich, Ralph Thompsen, Lawrence Ellis, B. Brandt Bartels, John S. Day, Dennis Gilchrist, and Russell G. Barnes. Also assisting were Mrs. M. Donald McGeary and Mrs. Rob ert Keeney, Phoenix; Mrs. Earle Jossy and Mrs. Glenn Hale, Eagle Point; Mrs. Harold Thomas, Mrs. Jim Busch, Mrs. Christian P. Hall, Mrs. Daniel G. Engle and Mrs. Mahr Reymer, Ashland. Students to Play For University The Medford Senior High school orchestra will play an invitational concert Tuesday morning at the Willamette uni versity campus. The 69 members with their director, John Drys dale, and chaperones will leave Monday by Greyhound bus for Salem and will return here Tuesday evening. The invitation was extended to the group after Melvin Geist, dean of the university school of music, heard the orchestra play at the Southern Oregon Music festival held earlier this month in Medford. He was one of the adjudicators. The group will be housed through facilities of the univer sity and after the concert Tues day morning they will be con ducted on a tour of the capitol. T7Iit a pretty Compliment to pay .Mother. YOU CAN'T GIVE HER THE MOON AND THE STARS . . . BUT YOU CAN GIVE HER JEWELRY FROM . . . LARRY SCHADE'S In all the yorld, no gift will make Mother happier than a gift of fine jewelry from Larry Sehade. Here are a few suggestions. Come in and see many more in lovely gold designs, pVecious diamond jewelry, beautiful cultured pearls. V3i ivv x c, Sunday, May 1, 1955 Annonce Trothal Of Seattle Couple Mrs. Ena Singler, 3138 Dark Hollow road, announces the en gagement of her daughter, Miss Charlotte Lorraine Singler, to Frank R. Zemank, both of Seat tle. Miss Singler, a graduate of the St. Marys school here, has since lived in Seattle and is a graduate of Seattle university. She now is employed at Boeing Aircraft company. Her fiance was in the elec tronics division of the Air Force and is employed also at Boeing as a layout machinist in the ex perimental department. The wedding is planned for June 4 at Medford Sacred Heart church. Several social events have been held in her honor at Seat tle. 4 Shower Honors Venita Gardner; Wedding Day Set Miss Venita Gardner, bride elect of Dick R. Jack, wes guest of honor at a bridal shower given April 29, at the home of Mrs. T. O. Tste.1013 Vest 10th street. Mrs. Tate and Mrs. M. C. Murrey ere hostesses. Decoretions included apple blossoms, iris tnd tulips. The cake served for refreshments w s decorated in Wedding theme. The honored guest Vw pre sented gifts. At the shower were Mrs. John W. Wiley, Mrs. Clera M. Barry, Mrs. George Towndrow, Mrs. George Swinney, Mrs. James M. Minnes and son; Pred Stevens, Mrs. Ralph Pittock, Mrs. Grace Hunt, Mrs. Victor Taylor and Jenny; Mrs. Dean Pruett, Bill, Debbie and Johnny; Mrs. M. Smith, Mrs. S e 1 1 h L. Waters, Mrs. Grace Roberts, Mrs. John M. Black, Mrs. W. L. Gardner, the honored guest and the host esses. The bride-elect is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Gardner, 323 South Peach street, and her fiance is a son of Mrs. James Lucas of Ashland. The wedding is planned for June 17. George Miller Honored at Party Jacksonville George R. Mil ler, California street, Jackson ville, was honored April 28 on the ocasion of his birthday, cakes and other refreshments were served. The event was in the form of a surprise. At the party were Mrs. Miller, a son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Legler, and their four children; a granddaughter, Mrs. Gene Reams, Mr. Reams and their three sons; Mr. and Mrs. Roy Colpitts, and Mrs. Wil liam Nichols and two sons, all of Central Point; Mrs. M. Mof fett, Akron, Colo., mother of Mr. Colpitts.; and the honored guest. I U r Shady Cove Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Flowers of Shady Cove an nounce lhe engagement of their daughter. Miss Myrtle E. Flow ers, to F. D. Coleman, whose pareats, Mr. and Mrs. William M. Coleman, live at Eagle Point. Angus 3 has been set as the wedding date. Both Miss Flow ers and Her fiance are seniors at the Eagle Point High school. FOE Auxiliary Drill Team Wins In Competition The drill team of the auxiliary to the Crater Lake aerie, Fra ternal Order of Eagles, won sec ond place in drill work done April 24 at Grants Pass during as FOE regional meeting. Offi cers eg. this auxiliary placed third in ritualistic work Mrs. Lyle PickelL of the local auxiliary, a state junior past madam president, was at the meeting. The ritualistic officers are junior past madam president, Mrs. Rodney Garrett; Mrs. Jack Weber, president; Mrs. Alva Ford, vice-president; Mrs. Primo Ciardi, chaplain; Mrs. Percy Cully, madam conductor and Mrs. Alec Stevens, guard. The drill team captain was Mrs. Charles Lenderman, and the team members were Mrs. Roy Heath, Mrs. Winona Ger man, Mrs. Alice Ruth, Mrs. A. McClanahan, Mrs. Walter Rombs, Mrs. Jack Beal and Mrs. Larry Frazier. ss ss ss ss" ss ss ss ss ss ss ss ss ss ss ss ss SS ; . ss s s ss ss s s ss ss ss ss ss ss ss ss ss ss ss w n s s : ss s s ss ss ss ss ss ss ss ss ss ss ss n ss ss ss ss ss ss ss ss s s ss ss ss ss .en ' Beibroidered cot too cup. . . . they round and raite for the 1ot.It sew look Phoenix Students Engaged To Wed Phoenix The engagement of Miss Joyce Milton, a senior at Phoenix High school, and John Lester Prettyman was announc ed last week by the bride-elect's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mil ton, 310 Third street, Phoenix. The bridegroom-elect is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Prettyman, route 1, box 66, Ashland. He is employed at Wilson Motor com pany at Phoenix. No wedding date has been set. ' ' ' mil (I if Miss Joyce Millon Nurse to Marry College Student From Gold Hill Gold Hill Of interest in Gold Hill is news of the engagement of Miss Rhena Blair, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Blair, Maida, N.D., to Joseph L. Morgan, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Morgan, Gold Hill. Miss Blair is a graduate of Abbott Hospital School of Nurs ing in Minneapolis, Minn. Mr. Morgan is attending Southern Oregon college, Ashland. - Couple to Marry In June Service Mr. and Mrs. Claude L. Gunt er, 1596 South Peach street, an nounce the engagement of their daughter, Juanita Marie Gunter, to Jimmy Dale Lee, son of Mr. and Mrs. John J. Klenner, Sierra Madre, Calif. The wedding date is set for early June. 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Dr. Codding, political science authority, will study the political parties of France under a $1,000 grant awarded him by the Social Science Research council, Dr. Codding holds a doctor of political science degree from the University of Geneva, Switzer land, At present Dr. Codding is at work on an article for the Fed eral Communications' Bar Jour nal which will be published in the near future. - One of the American Cancer societie's chief goals is to inv prove services to needy cancer patients. Burelson's proudly introduces the new that gives you This is the sensational bra that gives you. high, rounded look. Pans decrees... gives you comfort to Playtex creation that in party-pretty embroidered cotton with sheer nylon season s new We. he. es.ily, drie. quickly. Hold. it. .h.pe weth after w.ih Bla.tie cloture giTet extra fort, extra ritr ... ae tliding crer PHONE 2-6428 What's happened to the old-fashioned mother? 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