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TWO MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Women s Honor Assembly Held at SOC Saturday; Service Group Organized Ashland Highlight of the ninth annual Mothers' day honor assembly May 7 was the an nouncement of the new junior women's service honorary, named "Robes." Initial pledges to the honor society, who will be the first active group, include: Misses Lois Brooks, Lincoln Beach; Lucille Burach, Rose burg; Beth Eskew, Gold Hill; Mary Ellen Holbrook, Roseburg; Barbara Wyatt, Ashland; Bar bara Havlina, Malin; Pat Mc Nees, Drew; Elizabeth Tarr, Ash land; Lois Vanderpool, Central Point. Senior women who are effect ing the organization include Misses Mary Ann Coleman, Ash land; Joan Dean, Medford; Irene , Bretzel, Ashland; Janice Wadley, Ashland; Norma Martin, Win chester; Shirley Chaney, Myrtle Creek. Honors and awards include a full-fee scholarship by Altrusa club of Medford to Miss Mildred Marshall, Rogue River; Ashland Soroptimist club to Miss Ruby Gardner, Ashland; Miss Esther Powell, alternate. Special awards were Ashland Lincoln PTA to Miss Dorothy Chandler of Co ouille: Ashland Branch AAUW to Miss Lois Brooks, Lincoln Beach; Roosevelt PTA of Klam ath Falls to Miss Sharon Davis and Miss Delores McFarland of Klamath Falls; and Business and Professional Women of Coos Bay to Miss Jeanne Norton, Coos Bay. Dormitory Good . Citizen's Award went to Miss Mary Ellen Hilbrook, president of Susanne Homes Hall. Associated Women Students Officers installed by Dean Mabel Winston were Miss Beth Eskew, president; Miss Patty Brooks, vice-president; Miss Arlene Les tico, treasurer; Miss Virginia Ferguson, secretary, f Following the meeting of the Mothers' Club called by Mrs. P. J. Gardner of Ashland, presi dent, 200 paren.ts including mothers and dads with their Southern Oregon college sons and daughters, picnicked to gether in Lithia Park prior to the honor assembly and tradi tional style show at Churchill Hall. Open House at Susanne Party and Revue Planned by Club The public is invited to attend card party and dance revue Friday, May 13, at 7:30 p.m. in the YMCA building. Sponsors of this annual event are members of Medford Business and Pro fessional Women's club. Miss Colleen Hope, entertain ment chairman, will present stu dents from her dance studio dur ing the revue. Refreshments will be served during the program. A nominal charge is made for the evening and tickets may be purchased from any BPW mem ber or bought at the door , the evening of the party. Mothers and Shutins To Be Honored Guests At Fellowship Session A program honoring mothers o and shutins will be conducted at a meeting Tuesday, May 10, of the Woman's Fellowship of the First Baptist church. The 12 noon dessert luncheon and busi ness session will be held at the church annex. Devotions will be led by Mrs. Don Zimmers. Training church women for work in Brazil will be the topic of the day's lesson. In Medford Virgie ; and Marge ivould like to let you know.?? there's nothing that gives you a greater lift than a hair color bath for brightness Homes hall, with Mrs. Elmo Stevenson assisting in receiving campus visitors. "The Man Who Came To Din ner," college play under direc tion of Dr. Dorothy Stolp closed the entertainment features of the day. Chairman for the events was Miss Nedrabeau Hirning, McMinnville. She was assisted by Miss Arlene Redmond, Rose burg; Miss Beth Eskew, Gold Hill; Miss Jean Marshall, Forest Grove; Miss Julie Pingle, Butte Falls; Miss Arlene Lestico, Eu gene; Miss Donna,Tillman, Klam ath Falls; Miss Mary Lee Ford, North Bend, and Miss Mary El len Holbrook, Roseburg. Miss Frances JBarta was adviser. Phoenix Festival To Be May 28; Ball Held Friday Phoenix The seventh an nual Phoenix May festival ball was held Friday evening at the Community club building and the queen candidates were pre sented. The festival is set for May 28. The young women are Miss Barbara Hendrickson, a senior at Phoenix High school, who was chosen by the student body, and a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hendrickson, Edgevale or chards, Medford; Miss Sharon James, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack James of Fern Valley, a junior; Miss Sheyla Thompson, also a junior, and 'daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Thompson, South Pacific highway, Phoenix; Miss Donna Gearin, a senior and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Gearin, South Pacific highway, and Miss Dorothy Good, a jun ior, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herb Good, Hollywood orchards, Medford. Proceeds from the festival each year are used toward the Community club building fund and the maintenance. A par ade, dancing and booths are plan ned for this annual event which, held in a carnival atmosphere, always attracts a large number of visitors to Phoenix. Visitors Honored At Many Parties Visitors in the city sre the in centive for a number of parties. This afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Leland Clark will be hosts for a cocktail party honoring Mr. and Mrs. Herbert I. .Harkham, Chicago, Mrs. Clark's parents. About 70 guests are invited to the Clark's home, 133 White Oak drive. Last evening Dr. and Mrs. Dwight Findley gave a 'small dinner party at their home on the Old Stage road which hon ored the Markhams. Twelve guests attended. Preceding the dinner the Clarks and Markhams were guests of Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Emmens for cocktails. Friday evening the Markhams and Mr. and Mrs. Adair Mon roe, New Orleans, La., were honored at a cocktail and sup per party given by Mr. .nd Mrs. A. S. Cummins and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn L. Jackson. The event was at the Cummins' home on Hillcrest road. The Markhams will leave for their home Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. Monroe, who have been in Medford for the past two weeks as guests of their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ally". A. Monroe, will leave Monday for Man chester, Vt., where they will spend the next several months at their summer home. It's Modem WINNIE WEIXEL " Manager Sunday, May I, 1935 Mrs. Justin Smivh, social studies teacher at Medford Senior High school and Miss Carol Denman. student, are shown shortly before their departure by air Tuesday for Valley Forge, Pa., where Ihey were lo accept a Freedom Foundation award for the school. Medford won a principal school award for a documentation of the annual student government project, the award including the trip east for the two representatives. The two will visit V. ashing ton. D.C, and the United Nations after leaving Valley Forge, and will return to Salem May 11 for an Oregon awards lunch eon and presentation. The awards are based on "work in helping to bring about a better way of understanding of the American way of life." (Frank Bash photo) Medford Couple Home Mr. and Mrs. Herbert A. Sims, 47 North Peach street, have re turned to their home after being away for four months. They visited at Phoenix and Tucson, Ariz., and spent a month in old Mexico. There they visited the cities of Guayamas, Mazatlan, Guadalajara and the tropic beach resort, San Bias. The couple met many Ore gonians on their trip into "Mex ico. 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She carried a white Bible with pink roses and stephanotis. Mrs. Douglas Smith, Corvallis, a sister-in-law of the bride, was the honor attendant. Her gown was of soft grey wool. Leslie Pettey served as best man for his brother. Douglas Smith seated the guests. The bride's mother wore a navy blue afternoon dress with white accessories and the bride groom's mother was dressed in a powder blue suit with brown accessories. A reception was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond E. Pettey at Four Corners. Mrs. Nelson Boomsliter, an aunt of the bride, served the punch, and Mrs. Morrison, the bridegroom's mother, cut and served the cake. Mrs. Raymond Pettey assisted. After their wedding trip the couple went to Salem where the bride is a sophomore at Willa mette university, and where they will make their home. The bridegroom is a freshman at Oregon State college. Women to Leave Monday on Trip Mrs. Iva Hill and Mrs. Clara Smith plaiTto leave Monday for a trip to New York City with stopovers en route. They will visit at Reno, Salt Lake City, Cheyenne, Chicago, Niagara Falls, Boston, Philadelphia and Washington,' D. C. , En route home they will visit the Carls bad caverns and Los Angeles. Mrs. Hill then will visit a sis ter, Mrs. Mamie Claytor, at Long Beach, and Mrs. Smith will be with a daughter, Mrs. D. P. Tay lor, at Palmdale, Calif. Mrs. Tay lor is the former Miss Helen Smith of Mefford. She moved from here about five years ago. Her husband, formerly of Grants Pass, is a test pilot for the North American Aviation company. PRICE! purchase of SET FOR B NOW 7975 VALUE $111.70 ffer dJi $22.50 i , Mrs. Robeit L. Blaess (Brainerd photo) Blaess-Hastain Wedding Held In Renofc Church Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Blaess are living at 566 Vi Western ave nue following their wedding April 30 at Reno, Nev. The bride is the former Miss Alice Hastain, a 1954 graduate of Med ford Senior High school now employed at the Domestic laun dry offices. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Hastain, 1116 -West Ninth street. The bridegroom is employed at Monarch Seed and Feed com pany and is the son of Mrs. Min nie Blaess, 1145 Spring street. He also is a Medford Senior High school graduate. The wedding ceremony was held at the Reno First Christian church and the Rev. Melvin P. Lavin officiated for the afternoon rites. Mrs. A. C. Allen III of Sams Valley was the matron of honor and Mr. Allen was best man. Officer, Family Visit in Medford Chief Petty Officer and Mrs. Clay Gutterman and family of Bremerton, Wash., visited over night recently with relatives in the valley. During their visit they saw Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Clay, 709 Melrose avenue, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Funston, 835 Cherry street, Mr. and Mrs. How' ard Clay of Jacksonville. Officer Gutterman. is serving with the Navy on the USS York- town and the family is en route to Honolulu, Hawaii. This was his first visit here. add color to your life with play clothes By. . .ef 1 This is a season for color ... and Stephanie Koret has created a won derful new group' of denim casuals and play clothes for you, using har minizing and contrasting tones. They are the perfect gad-abouts . . . they'll go anywherel And this Koradenjm is unusual tool It's a black filled denim just right in weight, sanfor ized, guaranteed washable and col orfast. Com see for yourself' just how terrific these color drenched denims are. Beachcoat Halter Shorts ...... Camisole.... Flare Skirt .. Wrap Shirt Waistliner Jumper Smarty Pants .....'.....$4.98 AS SEEN IN MADEMOISELLE Annual Recital Of Piano Pupils Held in Chruch Mrs. Darell F. Huson present ed her students of piano in an annual spring recital Monday evening at the First Presbyterian church social rooms. About 150 persons attended including rela tives and friends of the students. Those who assisted with the refreshments after the recital were Mrs. Everett Den Herder, Mrs. Robert Stedman, Mrs.' Law rence Buonocore, Mrs. Topi Cul bertson, Mrs. LeRoy Jensen, Mrs. Charles Meyer, Mrs. Horace Doofen, Mrs. Nellie Laing, Mrs. Claude Hoover, and Mrs. Frances Willett. Candlelighters were Charla Jo Meyer and Darelyn Huson. Ush ers were Sue Donna , Doolen, Sharon 1 Laing, Barbara Budge, Karen Culbertson, Claudia Hoov er, Sylvia Morris. Rilla Kave. Janna Gaye Den Herder and bnirley Hopkins. , The program was varied and included selections from the classics, contemporary music. ana descriptive pieces in the modern vein. The students who aDDeared In the recital were: Margaret Doolen, Larry Vowel, , Margo anreeve, Madelyn Buonocore, Sandra Irving, Larry Dierdorff, Louise Hoover, Mary Stong, Bill Thompson, Stanley Sweet. 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