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FOUR MEDFORD (OREGON) Couple to Wed In Fall Service Mr. and Mrs. Milton E. Acker, 1071 Biddle road, announce the engagement of their daughter, Betty Jean, to James Love, son of Mr. and Mrs. Tandy H. Love, Route 2, Box 860, Central Point. The bride-elect was graduated from Medford Senior High school, attended Southern Ore gon college, and completed nurse's training at the University of Oregon Medical school, Port land. She is employed as a sur gical nurse at Sacred Heart hos pital. Her fiance served two terms with the U.S. Navy, and Is now employed by Colyear Motor Sales company. An early fall wedding is planned. Mist Betty Acker Student, Attorney Plan June Rites Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Gilmer, 831 Park street, announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter. Honey Fern Franz, to Robert George Danielson, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Danielson of Corning, Calif. The bride-elect is attending Southern Oregon college and her fiance, a recent graduate of the University of Oregon law school, is now practicing law in Canyon villefc Ore. The wedding is planned for the middle of June. . Lions Sponsor After Prom Party Medford Lions club sponsored a party for Medford Senior high school students and guests, who attended the Junior-Senior Prom May 14. The party was held at the YMCA where all the facil ities of the "Y" swimming pool, gymnasium, lounge, and dining room were available. Breakfast was served from 2 to 3 a.m. on Sunday to over 100 young peo ple. Alva Perkins of the Medford Lions club was chairman of the committe of twelve which ar ranged the program. 4P tf MAIL TRIBUNE Miss Gardiner Tell Engagement Rogue River Pair Rogue River The engage ment of Miss Nancy Jean Gardi ner to Newtown James Elder was announced last week by the bride-elect's parents,, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Finch of Los Angeles. Both Miss Gardiner and her fiance are seniors at the Rogue River high school. She is the niece of Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Cook, formerly of Rogue River. The bridegroom-elect is a son of Mrs. Ella J. Elder of Foots Creek. No wedding date has been set. Miss Edna Ricks, Robert Larson To Marry Soon A late July wedding is planned for Miss Edna Ricks and Robert Larson, whose en gagement was announced last week by the bride-elect's par ents, Mr. and Mrs. George Ricks, Springfield, Ore. The bridegroom-elect is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Larson, 3290 Jacksonville highway. Miss Ricks is a graduate of Springfield High school and since then has been employed in Medford. Her fiance is a Medford High school graduate and is employed at the Verl G. Walker company. The wedding will be held in Medford. Wednesday Club Elects Officers Wednesday Study club elected officers for the coming year at the last meeting. They are Mrs. Geraldine" Mitchell, president; Mrs. Minnie Ball, vice-president; Mrs.- H. S. Chirgwiny secretary and Mrs. L. V. Watkins, treas urer. Preceding the business meet ing the club enjoyed luncheon and a social hour. The club rooms were decorated with tulips and lilac. The meeting closed the club's year under the leadership of Mrs. R. T. Nichol. for one week only. .. a FREE DuBARRY Make-Up Lesson with a DuBarry Beauty Expert direct from Richard Hudnut Fifth Avenue Salon! When you treat yourself to a free DuBarry Make-Up Lesson, you'll learn new loveliness, new fashions and techniques in make-up! Miss Jere Agee, well-known Beauty Expert direct from New York's Richard Hudnut Beauty Salon will teach you profes sional beauty secrets, quick glamour tricks ... all easy, all fun! Remember: she'll be here one week only ... so call immediately for your private appointment! And she 11 have a beauty-gift for you when you come in! CENTRAL Rexall DRUG . Main & Central o Medford o v Phone 2-9431 Sunday, May 22, 1955 Tessie Ragsdale, Robert Fisher To Wed in Fall Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Rags dale of Lake Creek have an nounced the engagement of their daughter, Miss Tessie Ragsdale, to Robert Fisher, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Fisher, 2795 Bul lock road, Medford. She is a member of the 1955 class of Eagle Point High school and her fiance was graduated in 1953 from Medford Senior High school. The wedding is scheduled for September. Miss Ragsdale League Meeting Opening Today Kenneth Lindsey, for 17 years an Independent member of the British Parliament, and Kenneth O'Connell, University of Oregon professor of law, will be guest speakers at the annual conven tion of the League of Women Voters of Oregon tp open in Eu gene today. Mr. O'Connell. will address the Monday evening dinner meeting, speaking on "Women in Politics." Mr. Lindsey, at present teaching International Relation in the Political Science Department of the University of Oregon," is scheduled to speak on "Through British Eyes" at the Tuesday meeting. Highlights of the three-day meeting will include a mes sage from national by Mrs. Ed ward L. Hughes, president of the Portland League, who with Mrs. Ronald K. Campbell of Corvallis, president of the Ore gon League, has just returned from the national Council meet ing in Washington, D.C. At Mon day's dinner meeting the new Leagues of Oregon will be hon ored. These include Beaverton league, and the Provisional Leagues of Coos Bay, Milwaukie, and Oswego. (Mrs. Jerome L. Holzman, Chm. Pub. Relations, League of Women Voters of Portland, Oregon.) i l'l,.:W:m-l VW.IJ)W,J VMW'Ul '. -. l !-f 'UJJ,vUW'Bf Anna May Miracle Summer Wedding Planned by Couple Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Miracle of Toketee Falls announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Anna May Miracle, to Robert Earl Franks, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Franks of Roseburg. The bride-elect formerly at tended Applegate school, and Medford Junior High school. She is a graduate of Glide High school and is employed at the Roseburg branch of the United States National bank. The bridegroom-elect also is a graduate of Glide High school and is attending the University of Oregon. The wedding has been plan ned for late summer at Rose burg. Specialist Says New Tufted Rugs Are High Quality There's something new under foot, in the form of high-quality moderate-cost rugs that are tuft ed, instead of woven, according to Mrs. Myrtle Carter, Oregon State college home furnishing specialist. All rug manufacturers are add ing equipment for tufting, a pro cess similar to hooking, to their plants, the specialist reports. Reason for this Is excellent consumer response to the tufted floor coverings, which gives more quality for the money that woven rugs, because of faster and therefore lower - cost manu facturing processes. More fiber goes into each rug, however, and the pile is higher. For this rea son, high - priced wool is not generally used for tufting. Most tufted rugs are made of cotton, rayon and blends at present. Special soil-resistant fin ishes are beginning to be applied to the synthetic fiber rugs, ac cording to the specialist. Need for such treatment was pointed out by the present trend toward light-colored rugs. Those con taining man - made fibers tended to soil faster because many syn thetics have a static attraction for dirt. Another trend in floor cover ings this season is toward more pattern and design, to comple ment the many plain textures be ing shown in other home furnish ings. Tweeds, florals, and con temporary treatments in pile rugs and metallic accents in smooth - surface carpeting are among present offerings, Mrs. Carter noted. Decorators are currently ad vising use of one patterned rug with others in coordinated solid colors, says Mrs. Carter. More room-size rugs are also being used. Though wool is still top favor ite as a rug fiber, selection of synthetics is widening consider ably, according to Mrs. Carter. And rayon and blends are now in second place. Cotton was sec ond until recently, but has been displaced. Pink is important in rugs, as well as in clothes, this season, the specialist pointed out, and blends well with the mauves, sandy beiges, greens, and blue greens which are also good now. Medford Members Named to Council A report on a grand council session held May 14 and 15 at Eugene will be made at a meet ing of the Talisman Rosebud council, Pythian Sunshine Girls, when they meet Thursday, May' 26, at 7 p.m., at the Pythian building. Grand council officers elected from the local council are Miss Darla Walker, grand royal pre late, and Miss Banra Miller, grand royal warder. Eleven members, the royal ad visor, four counselors and two honorary mothers attended. The trip was made by car. Supreme Royal Princes Irene Payne instituted the council with the assistance of Mrs. Paul Myers, St. Helens, supreme in stalling officer; Mrs. Ruby Zacker, Redmond, grand chief, supreme royal prelate; Mrs. Harry Bryant, Medford, su preme royal mystic one; Mrs. Fred Patton, Eugene, supreme royal guide; Mrs. Leroy Cline, Medford, supreme royal re corder. To clean a discolored waffle iron, use a wire brush on the waffle grids while they are hot. After cleansing, season with a little vegetable oil. Former Officers and Charter Members Of Jacksonville Club Attend Meeting Jacksonville Former offic ers and charter members of the Jacksonville Garden club were special guests at a meeting of the club last week at the home of Mrs. Ray Coleman. Officers for the 1955-56 term also were elected. Miss Mary Hurst, a charter member and the second presi dent of the group, spoke and not ed the increase in membership and the many projects which the members now undertake. Mrs. Stella Beach, also a charter member, recalled club history now nearly forgotten. The club was organized 16 years ago. Mrs. Frank Janosky was elect ed president; Mrs. L. N. Surles, first vice-president; Mrs. L. L. Stone, second vice-president; Mrs. Charles Offenbacher, secre- Coming Events Announced for Artists Group ; Coming events and projects were announced at the last meet ing of Southern Oregon Society of Artists, held at Girls Commu nity club. Hal Bishop announced that members of the society were in vited to attend a picnic meeting given by the Art club of Klam oth Falls. It will be held in that city June 12 and will also fea ture an art exhibit. Mrs. Vola Tolman Blue an nounced that members' paintings are to be exhibited at Mon Desir Dining inn. Special lighting is being arranged, and the public will be invited to the initial showing. John Ahem of Medford Art center announced that he will conduct classes at the center featuring technique in various media. Paintings selected as "pic tures of the month" were an ani mal study in watercolor by Mrs, Blanche Johnson, Central Point, for Barker's; an oil by Mrs. Eff ie White, Camp White, for Puruck er's Piano house: works by Mrs, A. R. Schoenberg, Camp White and Mrs. Elizabeth Sheffield, Rogue River, Burgess Paint store. Another of Mrs. Sheffield's oils will be shown in Girls Com munity club, as will a large ma rine by Harry Marx, Medford. Mrs. Pete Munday, Gold Hill, was a guest at the meeting and exhibited her first oil painting, a scene on Rogue river. After the business meeting a lecture on the relative merits of modern and traditional art was given by the society's president, Mr. Bishop. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Leonard Andrews and Mrs W. I. Neece, Gold Hill. PTA Announces Coming Election The last meeting of Oak Grove Parent-Teacher association for the school year will be devoted to installation of officers for the coming year. The session will be held on Monday, May 23, at 7:30 p,m. Mrs. Henry Kammann, dele gate to the state PTA conven tion, will give her convention report. Refreshments will be served by mothers of children in the first grade. Longer looking lashes? Here's the answer... lqUKR. eye-beautifying cream fresh from Paris Leare it to Paris? French women have always gone in for beauty in a big way especially eye-beauty. Small wonder beautv-chemist Danielle Roches of Paris came up with the answer to softer, silkier, longer looking lashes. And ill.be cause of cream that's the beauty-talk of the European continent. It is called Talika Eyelash Creme. You don't have to wait weary months to see some thing happen. Use this, "white magic' for just two wttks and you'll see a lot happen: Your lashes will look longer and lovelier. 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Main Phone 2-6440 v.-. tary; Mrs. Paul Godward, treas urer; Mrs. James Noble, histor ian and Mrs. Leonard McKee, librarian. Installation will "be held June 23 at the home of Mrs. Kenneth Farley, 3563 Jacksonville high way, with Mrs. E. Mclntyre and Mrs. W. W. Winningham assist ing. Members are asked by the officers to note the change in meeting date. An article on the Oregon grape, the state flower, was read and Mrs. Farley gave a talk on day lilies, which are becoming more popular each year. "This flower grows in nearly any cli mate and type of soil, and pro duces new blossoms each day during the blooming period. A roundtable discussion on horticulture problems was con ducted. Mrs. Lawrence Luy and Miss Claire Hanley, members of the club, attended a regional meet ing of garden clubs at Tacoma, Wash., in April and Mrs. Luy reported on activities at the ses sion. She also displayed sou venirs from the trip. Mrs. Janosky was appointed delegate to a state convention to be held in June and Mrs. Surles was appointed alternate. Mrs. Stone won a prize. Mrs. Coleman and her com mittee served refreshments. The tea table was decorated with lilacs. A garden tour for Jacksonville club members will be conducted. STYLE 505 in Rayon SATIN Stitched undercup, firm uplift with Vi inch band. A Cup 32 to 36 B Cud 32 to 40 . White C Cup 32 to 42 White STYLE 502 in BROAD- CLOTH A Cup 32 to 36 B Cup 32 to 40 C Cup 32 to 42 ' White Ask About the - New Torso Bra ft, STY LI 322 ... A new Exquisite Form triumph with circular stitched cup. lattice stitched dart under the bust. Full band ha elastic gores at the side. White broadcloth. A cup 32 to 36 B cup 32 to 40 C cup 32 to 42 HHHHeHHLHHflLHHHeVLILLflLHILiflLflH Tflnie Din)cQ)iiinio)o)De to features jv , figure moulding '..J&sL ZcJ 1 7l j? 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