rOTTH MIDrORD (OREGOW) MAIL TRIBUNE
Sunday, May 29, 1955
Shower Honors
Maureen Rice;
Rites in June
Mrs. Orie Moore and Mr. Ross
Minneci were hostesses Friday
evening for a shower party which
honored Miss Maureen Rice. The
event was held at the home of
Mrs. Minnechi's mother, Mrs. Leo
"Williams, 1003 Reddy avenue.
- Miss Rice, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. J. W. Rice of South Holly
street, and Randy Middleton of
Eugene are to be married June
19 in that city. Miss Rice and
her fiance are spending the week
end here with. the Rices.
At the shower party, planned
as a surprise for the bride-elect,
she was presented with a shower
of gifts for her kitchen. An ar
rangement of painted daisies dec
orated the serving table.
Present were Miss Rice, her
mother and Mrs. Don Slater, Mrs.
George Witter, Mrs. Arthur Hess,
Mrs. Wilbur Arnold, Mrs. John
Laird, Mrs. Lewis P. Rentchler,
Mrs. E. G. Randolph, Mrs. E. Ron
ald Rice, Mrs. F. Wilson Wait,
Miss Ann Rentchler. Miss Mar
ianne Moore, Mrs. Williams and
the two hostesses.
Both Miss Rice and her fiance
are seniors at the University of
Oregon and will graduate in
June.
Marion Cantrall
And Gary Strong
Plan Summer Rites
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Cantrall,
506 South Newton street, an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Marion Cantrall,
to Gary Strong, son of Mr. and
Mrs. J. C. Strong, 53 Ross court,
Medford.
Miss Cantrall is a member of
the 1955 graduating class of
Medford Senior High school.
Her fiance is a 1954 graduate
of Medford Senior High school
He entered the Navy in March
and is now stationed in San
Diego.
A summer wedding is planned.
Darline Bradshaw
To Become Bride
Of James Mitchell
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur L. Brad
thaw, route 3, box 175-D, Med
ford, announce the forthcoming
marriage of their daughter, Miss
Darline Violet Bradshaw, to
James Jerome Mitchell, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mitchell, Erie,
N.D.
The bride-elect is a member
of the 1955 graduating class of
Phoenix High school.
Her fiance is a graduate of Erie
High school and is a farmer in
that area.
. The wedding date has been set
for June 12 at the First Church
of God.
Get Together Club
To Hold Meeting
The Get Together club will
meet for a potluck luncheon and
business session Wednesday,
June 1 at 12:30 p.m., at the
Moose hall on Newtown street.
Miss Carma Ferguson
(Fehly studio)
Engagement News
Told at Fireside
On Eugene Campus
,A late evening fireside at the
Delta Delta Delta sorority house
in Eugene Wednesday, May 18,
was the occasion for formal an
nouncement of the engagement
of Miss Carma Helen Ferguson,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Ferguson, 888 Second avenue,
Gold Hill, to Jack V. Lanford,
son of Mrs. Nannie Lanford, 214
Willamette avenue, Medford.
The fireside and surprise an
nouncement followed sorority
tradition. The theme "It's a
Match" was carried through with
a decorated cake, served as part
of the refreshments and favors
of printed book matches which
were given to each guest. Assist
ing Miss Ferguson in the an
nouncement were Misses Betty
Miller, Molly Moore and Sonia
Edwards.
Mrs. Ferguson, mother of the
bride-to-be, flew to Eugene to
attend the event. Guests other
than sorority members included
Mrs. Carlton Moran, Mrs. Cecil
Daniel, Mrs. Jerry Shaw, Miss
Greta Yarbrough and Mrs. Nan
nie Lanford, who is temporarily
living in Eugene.
Miss Ferguson, who is living
in Eugene, was a 1954 graduate
of the University of Oregon and
is a member of Delta Delta Delta
sorority.
Mr. Lanford, who is employed
by General- Motor Acceptance
corporation in Portland, was also
a 1954 graduate of the University
of Oregon and a member of
Sigma Nu fraternity.
No date has been set for the
wedding.
PATTERN FOR SOLDIER WIVE
Seoul, Korea (U.R) The wife
of a South Korean army officer
is getting a citation for "un
selfish devotion to her sick
mother-in-law." Army Chief of
Staff General Chun II Kown
said the conduct of Ai Kyong
Kim, 23, wife of a second lieu
tenant, "should be a pattern for
all soldiers' wives."
Pair to Marry
In Fall Rites
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Taylor, 331
Melrose avenue, announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Miss Ruth Taylor, a junior at the
University of California, to Eric
H. Carson, son- of Mr. and Mrs.
Max H. Carson, formerly of
Oahu, Hawaii. Mr. Carson is a
physicist with the public health
department of California. Miss
Taylor is majoring in psychol
ogy and is a 1952 Medford Senior
high school graduate.
The wedding is set. for Sep
tember 4 at Medford First Pres
byterian church.
Miss Taylor was vice-president
of Torch Honor society m her
senior year, and was a member
of the iigh school band.
Her fiance received his doc-
Tor's degree in physics at the
University of California.
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Miss Ruth Taylor
August Wedding
Planned by Couple
Mr. and Mrs. Walter G. Lewis,
409 East Main street, announce
the engagement of their daugh
ter, Miss Anelda Lewis, to
Zouhdi Derhalli, Corvallis. Miss
Lewis is a graduate of Medford
Senior High school and is now a
junior nursing student at Walla
Walla college school of nursing,
Portland division.
Mr. Derhalli is a graduate in
mechanical engineering from
Walla Walla college, College
Place, Wash., and is currently
doing graduate work at Oregon
State college. His parents are
Mr. and Mrs. Numib Derhalli,
Jerusalem, Palestine.
The wedding is planned for
late August.
Junior Rose Festival
Royalty Selected
Portland (U.R) Sharron
Hocking, eight-year-old daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Hock
ing, Portland, has been named
1955 Junior Rose Festival
Queen.
Chosen prime minister was
David Peterson, nine-year-old
son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl N. Pet
erson, Portland.
Sharron is a second grader at
Applega.te school. David is in
the fourth grade at Portsmouth.
7 Never Knew MILK
Could Taste This GOOD!
This it a typical comment from the youngsters when the family
switches back to milk bottled in glass.
til
S
v y taste V . 35n8 (1
( That Does It! L l, P -
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Glass bottles, you
know, are natural
FLAVOR PROTEC
TORS for milk . . .
because glass itself
Is so pure. In ster
ile, pure, clear
glass there is noth
ing that can change the good
flavor of milk. So ... if you
are having trouble getting
your family to drink all the
milk they need, why don't
you try going back to milk
bottled in glass?
DRINK J
GILMAN'S
And You Will See - It Is
PREMIUM QUALITY!
Reach for GILMAN'S
at your store
Or have it brought
Bight to your door!
DIAL
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Miss Charlotte Curtis
- (Brainerd photo)
Tell Engagement .
Of Two Students
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Curtis, 712
Oak street announce the en
gagement of their daughter,
Miss Charolette Ruth Curtic to
Gary Duane Fleming, son of Mr
and Mrs. L. J. Fleming, 706
South Holly street.
Both Miss Curtis and her
fiance are 1954 graduates of
Medford Senior High school and
are students of Southern Oregon
college. Miss Curtis was named
"girl of the year" by Nu Phi Mu
sorority last fall.
No date has Tseen set for the
wedding.
Announce Trothal
Patricial Abbott
To Herbert Col ley .'
Mr. and Mrs. Carlton B. At
bott, Ashland, announce the en
gagement ,of their daughter,
Patricia Gayle. to Herbert Cbl
ley, son of Mrs. . Mary Colley,
Eagle Point.
The bride-elect attended school
in Ashland while her fiance
graduated in 1951 from Central
Point High school. Both young
people are now attending South
ern Oregon college.
No date has been set for the
wedding.
Bride-Elect Guest
At Shower Party;
June Rites Planned
Gold Hill A bridal shower
was held May 20 at the home of
Mrs. John Cogswell honoring
Miss Nancy Bennett, who will
become the bride of Claude D.
Morgan June 4. Thirty-nine at
tended . the affair and many
gifts were presented to the
bride-elect.
Refreshments were served by
Miss Rose Marie Drake, Mrs.
Harry Newnham and Miss Syl
via Richardson and the host
esses, Mrs. Mayebelle Rains,
Mrs. Lester Parker and Mrs.
Cogswell.
A reading was given by Miss
Richardson and organ selections
by Mrs. Cogswell.
Attending were Miss Richard
son, Mrs. John Garrison, Miss
Carol Harris, Mrs. John Jore,
Mrs. Kenneth Richardson, Mrs.
John Jones, Mrs. Eal Moore,
Mrs. .Wilbur Martin. Miss Daisy
Rosecrans, Mrs. W. E. Rose
crans, Miss Shirley Ann Monag
ghan, Mrs. Preston Bennett,
Mrs. Joe Morgan, Mrs. Clyde
Kell, Mrs. Ethel Mays, Mrs. Paul
Malloy, Mrs. Frances Willett,
Mrs. Kenneth Knackstedt, Mrs.
Rose Marie Legler, Miss Dollie
Governor, Mrs. Harry Newn
ham, Mrs. Stanley Newnham,
Miss Jean Estremado, Miss Doris
Huckapa, Miss LaRena Couts,
Miss Janyce Rosecrans. Miss
Joyce Rosecrans, Miss Drake,
Mrs. Darrell Ross, Mrs. Jack
Cline, Mrs. William Stevens,
Miss Gwen Logan, Mrs. Ivan
Governor, Mrs. Paul Throne,
Mrs. A. R. Beman, Mrs. Parker,
Mrs. Rains and Mrs. Cogswell.
Venita Gardner
Honored at Party
Miss Venita Gardner, whose
marriage to Dick R. Jack, will
be an event of June 17, was
guest of honor at a miscellaneous
shower May 26, at the home of
Mrs. Don W. Bergman, 1044
Biddle road. The bride-elect re
ceived many gifts.
Refreshments included two
heart-shaped cakes and decor
ations about the rooms were of
iris and peonies..
Prizes were awarded to Mrs.
Jack Wolgamott and Mrs. W. L.
Gardner.
Invited guests were Mrs. Clif
ford Schleigh, Mrs. Gaston Ford,
Mrs. M. Nikodym, Mrs. Jack
Wolgamott and daughter, Vicky;
Mrs. John Axtell, Mrs. Richard
Teel, Miss Norma Leonard and
Mrs. W. L. Gardner.
Tiny
oilman's mm
J:
Padlock Described
As Safety Measure for
Tools and Appliances
Milwaukee (U.R) A thumbnail-sized
padlock can be used
as a safety measure for young
sters by "locking out" the elec
trical plugs of lamps, power
tools and appliances when not
in use.
The tiny laminated steel pad
lock contains a shackle, or
"hook," only one - eighth of an
inch thick, small enough to fit
virtually every electrical plug.
When the padlock is snapped
shut through the hole in either
prong of the plug, it becomes im
possible for children to insert the
plug into an outlet.
Called the "Cub," the padlock
weighs less than an ounce and
stands slightly more than an inch
high. It can also be used for lock
ing zippers, brief cases, golf
bags and mail boxes.
NIXON REPRESENTATIVE
Detroit (U.R) Vice-President
Richard Nixon will repre
sent the Eisenhower administra
tion at the Young Republican
national convention here June
15-18, state chairman Allan Mil
ler taid today. .
Miss Patricia Abbott
WSCS Reviews
Work of Year;
Visitor Talks
Woman's Society of Christian
Service, First Methodist Church
closed the year's- business at its
last meeting, May 24. Under the
leadership of Mrs. Floyd Lewis
the organization heard, in re
ports from the various secre
taries and officers that all ob
ligations have been met. The
group voted to give financial
support to the fund for sending
Michael Sterns and Stanly Culy
to the National Convocation
for Methodist Youth to be held
at Purdue University in August.
Funds derived from the an
nual thank-offering service May
15 will go to missions in the
form of adult life memberships
to Mrs. L. G. Rankin, retiring
secretary of promotion and
president-elect of WSCS,, and
Mrs. Lee Van Ausdall retiring
secretary. Members of the group
also voted to give financial sup
port toward the expenses of
bringing a displaced family of
four persons to Medford.
Following luncheon served by
Circle 7, with Mrs. Clarence
Jordan as chairman, the newly
elected officers were installed
by Mrs. J. Thomas Dixon. Mrs.
Lyle Schoppert furnished vocal
selections.
Mrs. Bryan Pierce, program
chairman, presented Miss Judy
Rapharst, from The Netherlands
a student at Southern Oregon
college. .Miss Rapharst gave a
brief description of her native
land aand stated that its worst
enemy is the sea. She stated
that largely because of the Mar
shall plan aid, the visitor to the
Netherlands will see no effects
of the devastation suffered in
the last war.
Mrs. Rankin, newly installed
president announced an officer's
training day June 1 at 10 a. m.
First meeting of the executive
group will be June 7 at 1:30 p.m.
Central Point Man
Taken to Hospital
Kent Clark, route 2, box 268,
Central Point, was taken to Com
munity hospital by Medford Am
bulance service Friday evening,
after collapsing at the Mobilgas
plant at 936 South Central ave.
It was reported that he had
been involved in a minor vehicle
accident in Grants Pass earlier
in the day, and then drove to
Medford, thinking he was un
hurt. He spent a fair night at the
hospital Friday, and was under
going x-rays Saturday to de
termine whatjnternal injuries he
may have suffered. His condi
tion was listed as good."
New. Group
Formed in
Eagle Point
Eagle Point Eagle Point Parent-Teacher-Student
association
was formed at an organizational
meeting held May 24 in the high
school library.
Officers for the new group
are Mrs. Herbert Perdue, presi
dent; Mrs. Ray Tresham, firse
vice-president; Stewart Hopper,
teacher vice-president: Mrs. Rob
ert N. Meyer, secretary; Mrs.
Max Hawks, treasurer and Clar
ence Davies, historian.
This organization will be
composed of parents of high
school students, the high school
teachers, the high school stu
dents and other interested per
sons. The executive committee
will include officers of the as
sociation, the chairmen of all
standing committees, and two
student representatives a boy
and a girl from each class in
the high school. All those who
joined the association at this
meeting are charter members, as
will be those who join before or
at the first regular meeting in
the fall.
A panel discussion on the sub
ject "High School PTA's" was
presented by Mrs. C. F. Conley
of Ashland, president of the
Jackson County Council of Par
ents and Teachers, Mrs. John
Benson of Medford, parliamen
tarian for the Oregon Congress
of Parents and Teachers, Mrs.
Leigh Gustison of Medford, re
cording secretary for the Oregon
Congress, and Mrs. Millard F.
Johnson, wife of a senior high
school teacher in Ashland.
Following this discussion, a
set of by-laws was adopted and
an election held.
.
M.uff ins will come from the
baking tin in one piece, if the
pan is placed on a cold, wet rag
for a few minutes immediately
after being taken from the oven.
West Side Club
Names Officers;
Primary Party
West Side New officers
were elected when West Side
Mothers' club met recently at
the home of Mrs. Phillip Hum
phreys for the final lesson of
the year. They are president,
Mrs. Walter Graff; vice-president,
Mrs. S. M. Croucher; sec
retary, Mrs. W. S. Cochran,
treasurer, Mrs. T. F. Scanlon.
Parents of the first and second
grade children who received
their anti-polio shots on Tues-.
day are urged to watch the
newspaper for the announce
ment of the date and time of
the second shots.
Friday, May 20, the pupils of
the Primary room and their
teacher, Mrs. Corrinne Robbins,
entertained the children who
are planning on enterlnf ft
first grade next fall at the pre
school party. Members of the
first grade welcomed the visi
tors, gave the rules of the school
took them on a tour of the
school plant, told them of the
schedule of the day and read
an interesting story to them.
They also sang songs and served
refreshments.
A.B.G. NURSERY
& KINDERGARTEN
OPENS JUNE 1
Insured
CHILD CARE RATES BY
DAY, WEEK or MONTH
Make Arrangements Now
Transportation Available"
Kindergarten Class
Starts Sept. 6
For Information Call 3-3034
Keeping a dark summer cotton
dress free from lint is easier if
it's washed alone or with other
dark, colorfast items. To prevent
starch from streaking cottons,
make sure the starch is well mix
ed, free from lumps and is dark
ened a little with bluing. It's
best to iron dark cotton on the
wrong side and use a pressing
cloth for touchups on the right
side.
To get best results in making
fresh fruit cobblers, have the
fruit mixture piping hot before
adding the biscuit topping. For
a shortcut, use ready-to-bake
biscuit topping.
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