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f 5-4 MM - 3 V1 mi p.-.-- m SIX MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Mr. and Mrs. Couple Wed Last Sunday Mr. and Mrs. James Mitchell left on their wedding trip to Erie, N. D., following their mar riage last Sunday, June 12. The couple will live near Erie where the bridegroom is a farmer. The bride is the former Miss Darlene Bradshaw, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur L. Bradshaw. route .3, box 175-D, Medford. The bridegroom's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mitchell, also of Erie, were here for the wedding. The Rev. Darold H. Jones per formed the double ring rites at the First Church of God at 2:30 o'clock in the afternoon. . Mr. Bradshaw gave his daugh ter in marriage. Her white fig ured nylon dress was of street length and she carried a white orchid on a Bible. Miss Barbara Hendrickson, the maid of honor, wore a laven der organdy dress and her corsage was of pink carnations. Clifford Pedersen, was best man. Ushers were Roy Hoover and Peter Ryn. The bride's mother wore a pale green nylon dress and the bridegroom's mother chose a navy blue dress. Both had white accessories and both wore cor sages of carnations. Music was furnished by Mrs Jones who sang and Miss Leola Miller, the accompanist. At the reception held at the Jones home, 402 King street. Mrs. Hoover served the cake and Miss Doris Ryn poured the punch. Jacksonville Club Plans Installation Jacksonville Installation of officers is planned by Jackson ville Garden club for a meeting on Thursday, 'June 23, at the club's room in the old U. S. ho tel in Jacksonville at 1:30 p.m. A large amount of business, reports, payment of dues and for the club magazine are all on the agenda, it is stated. Mrs. Kenneth Farley will be hostess. Padre Junipero Serra, founder of the California missions, died Aug. 28, 1784. The Modern Way! Don't Use an Old Fashioned Hearing Aid NO CORDS! NO BUTTONS! NO TUBES! NO BATTERIES! Scientifically Designed for NERVE LOSSES - - - CONDUCTIVE LOSSES 'Special THE ANSWER TO YOUR HEARING PROBLEM IF YOU HAVE NEVER USED A HEARING AID Also Available FOR EXTRA MILD LOSSES lair Aid USED BUT LIKE NEW Guaranteed 2 Complete James Mitchell (Classic Studios) Picnic Announced For Presbyterians Tuesday Afternoon Women of Jj"irst Presbyterian church have been invited to a picnic at the summer home of Mrs. Scott Davis on the Rogue River, Tuesday, June 21. A small charge will be made for the luncheon. Those who desire di rections or transportation are to meet at the church at 12;30 o'clock. Those attending are asked to take a "white elephant" for an auction sale to be conducted by Mrs. C. W. Lemery. . Child care will be provided at the. church. Military Order To Meet Sunday; Plan Rehearsal . Cebu swamp, Military Order of the Lizards, will hold its next meeting at the home of Mrs. Bertha Nelson, 126 Clover lane, Medford, Sunday, June 28. at 1 p.m. A potluck dinner will be served at noon. Medford Lady Lizards are requested to bring hot dishes and Grants Pass Lady Lizards salads and desserts. This will be the last meeting before the grand swamp convo cation in Bend. Mrs. Albert Wal- lis, Grants Pass, - Cebu swamp gila monster, states that there will be practice for the skit to be given during the convocation stunt night. The grand gila mon ster, Mrs. Don Anderson of Med ford, will announce her plans for the convocation and appoint several committees. A report will be given by the committee on the public card party to be held at Girls' Com munity club Thursday, June 23. Visitors Arrive From Warrenton Jacksonville Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Sanford, Warrenton, Ore., arrived Saturday to visit for about a week with Mr. Sanford's brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Sanford, Jack sonville. The Bryan Sanford's son, Dick Sanford, left Saturday for Sac ramento, Calif., where he will be employed. Offer to Hearing Aid Users1 CLIP 1 SEND ME FULL DETAILS FREE ON MODERN WAY TO HEAR SEND FULL DETAILS FREE ON USED EAR AID Nam Strt City Sunday, Jun If, ISS1 Med ford's Jobs Daughters Hold Installation and Ball Medford bethel 14, Job's .Daughters, installed Miss Rosalie Johnson honored queen in ceremonies held last Wednesday eve ning' in the Masonic temple. Miss Johnson is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.' LaVern Johnson, 120 Washington' street. Miss Alexa Hibbard, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hibbard, 20 Lincoln street, is the retiring queen. ' . , Taking office with Misc John son were Miss Emily Masterson, senior princess; Miss Sally. Ross, junior princess;" Miss Ann - Gar ner, guide; Mis Susan Hubbard, marshall: -Miss Linda Wicker. senior custodian Miss Susan Da vis, junior custodian; Miss San dra Kubalek, , librarian; ,Miss Kav Little! treasurer: Miss Di ana Russell, chaplain; Miss Sue Donna Doolep .recorder; . Miss Judith Bell. Miss Susan Knight. Miss Susan ralker, Miss Rose Mary Doolen, Miss Sylvia- Mor- rise, messengers; Miss Lou .lsa Vnpptlv. musician: Mis Frances Flink, inner guard; Miss Lana Salyers, outer guard;. Miss Sharon Knieht. lady of lights; Miss Karen Lytle, Assistant. Miss Pam Cooksey, soloist; Miss Sharon Blickenstaff assist ant: Miss Lama Lambo. histor ian; Miss Mary Ellen Atterbury, prompter; Miss Carole Norwood, and Miss Karen Paschke, pages; Miss Diane Gilchrest, Miss Su san Baker, Miss Jackie Creager, Miss Karen Culbertson, Miss Claudia Hoover, Miss Jacquline Mee, Miss Darlene Morrow. Miss Charlotte Newhall, Miss Judith Ross, Miss Roseland Wade. Miss Barbara Forbes, Miss Sylvia Baker, daughters of the choir. Installing officers were Miss Barbara Roach, guide; Miss Shir ley Johnson, marshal; Miss Joy Adams, recorder; Miss Sandra Hubbard, chaplain; Miss Susan Brill,, musician; Miss Eleanor Leibbrand, junior custodian; Miss Jackie Pond, senior custo dian.. The crowning ceremony was conducted by members of Med ford DeMolay. with Darrel Britt- san acting as master counselor for the evening. Miss Emily Masterson sang "You'll Never Walk Alone" for Miss Johnson. Miss Johnson introduced her parents, her sister, Donna John son, and brother, Johnny John son, who presented her with a gavel, her sister Shirley and grandmother, Mrs. Hazel Ram sey. Miss Johnson's father- pre sented her with a bouquet of red roses. Among those introduced were Mrs. Everett Faber, Central Point, vice-erand ttuardian for Oregon; Merlyn Borough, high priest of the Royal Arcn Masons; Earl Knight, DeMolay Dad; Mrs. W. S. Spence, past guardian of Bethel 14; Mrs. Richard Strat- ton, guardian of Bethel 38; im Manning, associate guardian of Bethel UD; F. H. Evernham, past associate guardian of Bethel 14; Mrs. Jack Ward and Morris Boughner, matron and patron of Reames chapter. Also introduced were tnree queens, Miss Sheila Spence, Bpthel UD Medford: Miss Anita Conger, Bethel 8, - Central Point; Miss Jeannie Elverhart, Rothpi 22. Ashland: also Misses Melva and Belva Chew, Central Point,. Miss Pond, Miss Leib brand, Miss Shirley Johnson, Miss Hubbard. Miss Roach and Miss Hibbard. Medford, past queens; Miss Maria Abbott. Cen cral Point and Miss Linda Ir win, princesses of the Ashland bethel. The retiring queen was pre sented a gift from the bethel and a past queen's pin. The evening - SAVE $5.00 HEARING - Box 2800, car Mtdford Mail Tribun Stat. Mils Rosalia Johnson (Brainerd photo) closed with twoaddenda. The new and retiring -queens were honored at a ball following the ceremonies. "In the Garden of Roses" was the theme. Installation Held At June. Meeting Of Garden Club "Eagle Point The June meet ing of the Eagle Point Federated Garden club, was held at the home . of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Dahack on Tiller-Trail Highway. Mrs. A. O. Floyd, Medford, in stalled officers for the ensuing year. They are president, Mrs Lawrence Messal; vice-president, Mrs. Francis Putman; secretary, Mrs. Clarence Davies; treasurer, Mrs. Earle Jossy and historian, Mrs. Ted Flury. - The club will assist the newly organized Garden club at Camp White, by donating plants, shrubs and bulbs of their choice. Club members served refresh ments and furnished entertain ment at a meeting -June 15. Mrs. Messal was the club dele gate to the state convention in Portland last week Mrs. Ira Fitzgerald, retiring president, thanked the members for their cooperation the past year. Mrs. Otto Nagel, made cor sages for the incoming officers. The meeting was in the nature of . a picnic, with a covered dish lunch at noon, under the shade trees on the Dahack lawn. X tour of- the large gardens was made. There were thirteen guests of the club present. Next meeting of the club will be at the home of Mrs.' John Carnes July 6. Cotton Bag Contest Opens This Month; Prizes Announced' y The National Cotton Bag Sew ing Contest officially opens this month and - Will . continue until mid-November' at 53 state and regional- fairs across the United States. ' '. Winners of each local fair re ceive a portable Pfaff sewing machine and a chance, at the national finals in Chicago No vember 15. During the finals the 1955 cotton bag sewing queen and two alternates will be se lected and receive an expense paid week in Chicago plus gifts totaling $2,500. These gifts in clude such items as refrigerator, gas range, automatic washen television set, sewing cabinets and many other valuable prizes. The third annual sewing con test, sponsored jointly by Na tional Cotton council and Textile Bag Manufacturers association, encourages women to take ad vantage of the . re-use value of cotton bags which package feed, flour, "sugar and other products. vThe ' popularity of this type sewing has been steadily grow ing and . today cotton-bag fash ions hold a prominent place in the style world. OAR Chapter Plans Picnic on Saturday The June meeting of Crater, Lake chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, will be a picnic Saturday, June 25, at the home of Mrs. Edward Root on Jacksonville highway. Mrs. D. O. Hood will give a report on a state board meeting which she recent-. ly attended. Members are asked' to take their own service. The lunch will be served at 1 p.m. 4 The total national production of asparagus in 1954 was 307,' 000,000 pounds. Or Sundays and Haliaaya 10 a.m.. to 9 p.m. WasMays t:30 a.'ra. to 10 p.m. HUDSON'S PHARMACY 13 L MAIN f HONI 3-S34S I Block East at Hawthama Park SriM - lentds T I I P 71 FoMfati F(7 I IISJI WKL XLw ! I IrSJ cues Qgs I Legion Auxiliary Elects Officers; Flag Day Marked Election of officers and a flag day program highlighted the last meeting of the Medford Amer ican Legion auxiliary, held June 14; f v:."- " : The; 'new . officers ; are Mrs. Herb Gifford, president; Mrs. Mary -Jane Pennington, first vice-president; Mrs. Lawrence Luysecond vice-president; Mrs. Rqss Minheci, secretary; Mrs. Charles "Wiley, treasurer; Mrs. M. E. Fisher and Mrs. George Smith, iergeant-at-arms. Executive board members are Mrs. Earl Bigalow; Mrs. Merle Jarmin and Mrs. Bert Staats. Delegates elected to the 1955 state convention, to be held at Redmond July 27-30, are Mrs. Gilford, Mrs." Minneci, Mrs. Fisher and Mrs' Tom Freed, and alternates are Mrs. George Smith, Mrs. Leo Williams, Mrs. Ed Leach and Mrs. A. E. Retak ing. ' Also attending from the Med ford unit will be Mrs. Bigalow, president of District 13, and Miss Laura York, department music chairman. - The Flag day program was prepared by Mrs. Jarmin, Amer icanism chairman. Articles re garding the history of the flag, the "Romance of bur National Anthem" and the origin of the pledge to the flag were given. ' Mrs. Leo Williams, Camp White hospital chairman, report ed that Mrs. William Graham, department rehabilitation chair man, and Mrs. Elnora Ruef, de partment chairman of volunteer hospital workers, had recently visited Camp , White . and were favorably impressed with the Legion's program there. Chairman of past presidents, Mrs. Cole Holmes, reported that 57 dozen artificial flowers had been sent to the Portland Vet eran's hospital to be used by the men to decorate their wheel chairs for the recent rose parade. Mrs. Herb Goldsmith, poppy chairman, reported that the re cent poppy sale had been suc cessful and expressed her appre ciation for the cooperation of the public. Mrs. Pennington reported on the auxiliary's junior conference for District 13 held recently iu Ashland. Three Medford juniors attended and participated in initiation ceremonies. Summer Activities Planned by Group . At Session Monday Plans for - summer activities were made at a meeting of Scot tish Rite Women's club Monday at the Masonic temple. The presi dent, Mrs. Fred Graten, presided at the meeting. A potluck dinner was planned for June 27 and will be followed by an evening of cards. All Scot tish Rite Masons and their wives are cordially invited to attend. Those with thelriitials A-J inclu sive1 are to take hot vegetables, K-S, salads and T-Z, home made cakes. Those present were reminded of a potluck luncheon to be held June 24 at the home of Mrs. Edward Root, 3261 Jacksonville highway. ' After the meeting the women joined, the Scottish Rite Masons in the dining room where re freshments were served from ta bles decorated with columbine and red roses. Committee of the evening was composed of Mrs. E. C. Hoffman, Gold Hill;' Mrs. John Harder, Grants Pass' and Mrs. Cleveland Weston, Rogue River. 4 To many folks a picnic is not complete without a large bowl of potato salad. Make it better than ever with husky chunks of ripe olives, chopped dill pickle, green onions and thinly sliced celery. Thanks H today's fd mum ia rsduciafl dists oad the atadarn wheittome coficara with kaseini figures (Under., ' far belter leekt and better, ' htotrh. To suit these en IOW CALORIE dists there a nothing that escellt CAlOlTE-CON-TIOLIED Helfywead tread. Why don't you, too, learn why it's 'The Toast of HoltyweedT stall mow wrtM j 1 .."Hollywood Diet and Calorio Guido" writo IT GG! Eleanor Day, Box 1027,- Hollywood, Calif. Hollywood Broad It Baktd Central Point Bethel Holds r Installation Rites at Hall " Central Point Miss Anita Conger was installed honored queen of Central Point bethel held June 11 in Central Point and Miss Maria. Abbott were installed senior and junior princesses respectively. v Taking other offices of the order are Miss Nadra Moore, guide; Miss Sally Elden, mar shal; Miss Roberta Dunlap, Chap lin; Miss Donna Burnett, trea surer; Miss Gwen Moore, record er . and Miss Janet Kilbourn, musician. The Misses Debbie Dunlap, M a r 1 e n e Burelson, Suzanne Hood, Kay Askwith and Joane Ritter, messengers, and the Misses Helen Hood and . Linda Warren, . senior and junior cus todians respectively. Miss Laural Setness, inner guard; Miss June Taylor, outer guard; Miss Barbara Henderson, soloist, assisted by Miss Gwen Moore; Miss Carol Bailey, lady of the lights; and Miss Julie Ash- son, historian. , Bethel ehior members are the Misses , Linda Pirkey, Susan Chubb, Jeanette Purdy, Lavon Malone, Patti Barber, Carolyn Stevenson, Nancy Hopper, Mari lyn Harrison, Ruth Day, Re becca Ferrel, Sandra Guss, Ra chel Hamilton, -' Madge , Lilly white, Suzanne Rogers, Lee Stotts and Ellen Ward. Installing officers were Miss Melva Chew, queen; Miss. Belva Chew,' guide Mrs. Donald A. Faber, marshal; Mrs. 'Gene Sim- ftmons, recorder; Mrs. Robert Carter, Chaplain; Miss Nancy Mallon, musician; Miss Theda Havice and Miss Maxine Day, senior; and junior custodians, re spectively, and Miss Kay Kil bourn, courtesy musician. The ceremony was preceded by a formal banquet at Rogue Valley Country club which honored Miss Melva Chew, re tiring queen. Theme of the ban quet was "Three Coins in the Fountain," and for the occasion Miss Chew wore a white dress trimmed with tiny queen hearts She was presented green and white orchids. Miss Anita Conger, queen elect, presented Miss Chew s gift of silver from bethel mem bers. ; : . Jimmy Conger, a brother of the queen-elect, assisted in the ceremonies and Melvin Harsh placed the crown on Miss Con ger's head. Young Harsh is mas ter councilor of Crater chapter Order of the DeMolay. Miss Joan . Martin, Medford, sang. Miss Conger's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Conger, and her brothers, Jimmy and Ross, were introduced and Mrs. Con ger was presented an orchid corsage. The queen's grandpar ents, Mr. and Mrs. James R. Purcell and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Conger, also were introduced and presented flowers. Mrs, Richard Stratton, chap ter queen and present guardian of the bethel, was among those introduced and others were past queens, Mrs. Robert Carter, Miss Melva Chew, Mrs. Gene Sim mons, Miss Belva Chew, Miss Nancy Mallon and Miss Linda Obehchain; Mrs. Donald A. Fa ber, a past junior princess of the bethel, and Miss Janet ' Perry, junior princess of the Medford UD, Mrs: Everett Faber, Vice grand-guardian; Mrs. Paul Selby guardian -of Medford UD; Dale Blickenstaff, associate guardian of Medford Bethel 15; Melvin Harsh, DeMolay master coun cilor; Mrs. Luther Day,-matron of Nevita chapter, OES; pre sented the bethel with a gift to be. used toward the purchase of new robes. . William: Bishop, worshipful master of the Central Point Ma sonic lodge, presentd Miss Con ger a bouquet of red rosebuds from the lodge. Archie Purdy, DeMolay "dad' Exclusively in This Area By n I f : PARKER Y . f. C-SMrr4 id M.S.MS JL, r fimTMurrifl melodym m4CUr I of Job's Daughters at ceremonies Masonic temple. Miss Vicki Noel - Miss Anita Conger (Landis-Shangle photo) advisor, also was introduced. Miss Belva Chew, sister of the retiring honored queen, present ed her with a past queen's pin. Miss Susan Sutherland, a cousin of Miss Conger, presented flow ers to the queen. Also participating in the ri tual were Miss Cherie Burelson, Miss Doris Sutherland. Ross Conger, and Mrs. Gene Simmons who was rarrator. Mrs. John Dunlap furnished a feather quill pen for use of the officers in registering in a special "boat of gold." Mrs. Dale Blickenstaff of Med ford furnished accompaniment and an addenda was given in honor of the queen. Miss Vickie Noel presented the queen a vase in keeping with the theme of decorations, which were in a madonna motif. The hall was decorated with pink and white snapdragons and blue Ester Reed daisies with madonna figurines. Decorations were prepared by Mrs. Homer Conger, the honor ed queen's mother, Mrs. John HAT ' comes but onto a year ... it's Faberge's sunshine fragrance to top your sunshine fashions Wi'rt OPEN TODAY 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. " with a Large Selection of Father's Day Gifts UKUb Diploma Granted 5 : To LoisZimmers Miss Lois Zimmers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Zim mers, 524 Fairmount street, re ceived her diploma . from the Bible Institute of Los Angeles, at Los Angeles at commence ment exercises Tuesday, June 7. She has returned to Medford. She has completed the regular institute course and in addition, has been teaching Sunday school, child evangelism and Daily Va cation Bible school. ' ' j She is a 1952 graduate of Med ford Senior high school and is affiliated with the First Baptist church in Medford. y. SUNSHINE GIRLS ' -TO HOLD MEETING ; Talisman Rosebud council of the Pythian Sunshine Girlsr will meet Thursday, June 23 - t 7 p.m., in the Pythian building. 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