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O TOXTR MTDFOUD (OREGON) Family Reunion Held in Prospect Prospect The seven sons and daughters of the late Obediah nd Candace Pankey, pioneer 'residents of Central Point, gath ered in Prospect last week end ,at the home oi one of the daugh 'ters, Mrs. Mary Grieve. I was the first time in many years that the entire family had been together and reminiscences included trips by horse and waeon to Huckleberry mountain fishing in the Rogue, and a trip by hers and wagon to the coast which took several weeks. The brothers and sisters who attended were Louis Pankey Ashland; Mrs. A. E. Crance Eagle Point; Mrs. Guy Tex, Cen tral Point; Mrs. Frank Tomer Crescent City; Mrs: Chet'Kain Sacramento: Bill Pankey, Ft Hall, Ida., and Mrs. James E Grieve. ProsDect. Saturday evening a family dinner was attended by 32 per sons including wives of the Pan key brothers, and Mrs. Nellie Svtjherd. mother-in-law of Bill Pankey; his daughters and sons- in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Horse lv of Klamath Falls, and Mr. and Mrs. Claude Parrish and their families. Also at the reunion were the son and daughter-in-law of Mrs. Grieve. Mr. and Mrs. James H Grieve and their three sons, James W., Kern and Scott, and their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. William Millbanks, ProsDect. with their son, Bruce JJruce Millbank, 16 months old, was the only great-grandchild present. Ashland Park Reunion Scene About 120 persons' attended a picnic of the Quigley-Maples-gen families last Sunday at Lithia park in Ashland. A large -gumber were from the Rogue valley-, while others came from ArtoisS, Weed, Dunsmuir, Etna. Ft. Jones, Stockton, and Man teca, Calif. Those who attended were mainljr descendants of Thomas Quigley and Abbie Maplesden Quigley who had lived on Klam ath river in northern California. Those In charge of the event were Mrs. Alice Shepherd, Mrs. H. A. St. Clair, Frank Quigley, all of Medford; Mrs. Ernest Thran, Manteca, and Mrs. Grace Quigley of Hornbrook. Mrs. Shepherd, Mrs. St. Clair, Mrs. Thran and Mr. Quigley are sis ters and brother, and Mrs. Grace Quigley is their sister-in-law. (This is the fourth such reunion (pt the family. Family Returns Mrs. Gordon MacKenzie and Hons, Donald and Bruce, 1616 East Main street, returned home the end of the week by t plane from New Hampshire -where they visiteot relatives for about two months. They also visited in New York City and in Boston.' 0 : JEAN HART Fine stockings for every occasion. Luxurious sneers in 10 and 12 denier. Beauty sheers in 15 denier p!us amazing new extra G long wearing daytime sheer in 66 gauge, 30 denier. Shop at the V MAIL TRIBUNE . " y ft ML i ' ' Mr. and Mrs. Festival Musicians To Present First Concert This Afternoon Ashland The first of four concerts by Shakespeare festival musicians will be presented from the festival theatre stage at 5 o'clock- this afternoon. The four Sunday concerts are a part of this year's . expanded music program, the most ambi tious one planned since the pro gram was established as an in tegral part of the festival in 1952. Directed and arranged by fes tival music director Bernard Wind!, the concert includes both vocal and instrumental groups. Vocal groups will include tour and five-part madrigals, three nart F.nelish Avres. and some soloists. The instrumental music will be dances. All of the music in the first concert is Elizabeth an, and some of the later con certs will feature more modern works. ComDanv members appearing in tnHav's rnncert are Clarissa Berning, Redmond;' Josephine Maillard, Davis, Cal.; Jim Baker, Medford; Ted D'Arms, Prince ton. N. J.: Martin Bliefermch, Newberg; Susan Shively, Visalia, Cal and Bernard windt. Mrs. Joanne Sousa of Ashland will accompany the groups. A special feature of the con cert will be solo numbers by Brad Curtis, now in his fourth season with the festival. For several years Curtis worked as a night club piano player and singer. Two years ago : he took up the study of. English and American folk music and has since, developed a repertoire of more than 400 songs. This after noon he will sing several songs. Pink Store 3V v ' .as;;-.;;-;;' - - - - ..l......l.nlliilliflli ln.lml, SV -TV. Sunday. August 7, 1933 Arthur H. Keith (Brainerd Photo) accompanying himself on the guitar. Besides the concerts, the music program this year includes inci dental music for the plays. Be fore each play, the festival musi cians dressed in Elizabethan cos tume, wander throughout the audience singing folk music. All of the music this year is either written or adapted by Windt, who is chairman of the music department for the Ashland pub lice schools. He works from the few existing 16th century scripts and from the works of students of Elizabethan music methods. All of the Sunday concerts this year will be in the theatre, and all are open to the public free of charge. - Women of Moose Office rl Attend Roseburg Session Officers of Medford chapter, Women of the Moose, attended, an executive committee meeting in Roseburg last Sunday. This is an annual meeting held to acquaint the officers with the handbook and to exchange ideas with other chapters of the area. Those present at the meeting from Medford were Mrs. Clara Eldridge, Mrs. James Roberts, Mrs. Leo Webster, Mrs. Joe Bee son, Mrs. Ben Wells and Mrs. Richard Pruitt. The Medford chapter will hold initiation at a meeting set for Wednesday, August 10 at 8 p.m. at Moose -hall, 11 Newtown street. . i . beautiful stockings with the magic combination of translucent sheerness and surprisingly long wear. Here " ." are the true "Dress Ups" for your stocking wardrobe in gorgeous 10, 12, and 1 5 denier with full dimension pro portioned fit in fashion's finest colors. $1.35 $1.65 . $1.95 OURS EXCLUSIVELY Keith-Hill Wedding Rites Held at Methodist Church Among late July weddings was that of Anna Mae Hill and Arthur H. Keith, held July 22 at First Methodist church. Dr. Ray mond Balcomb read the double-ring service at eight o'clock in the evening. The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd W. Fogel quist, 2554 Roberts road, Med ford, and the bridegroom's fos ter parents are Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Unger of 634 Pennsylvania avenue, Medford. The bride's wedding ensemble was a light pink knit suit worn with white accessories and her flowers were baby rosebuds. She was attended by her sister, Mrs. Walter Gavin, who wore a green knit suit with white acces sories. Her corsage was of gar denias and carnations. The bride's mother wore a frock of dark green imported cotton with grey accessories, and a corsage of red roses. The bridegroom's mother was attired in a print frock worn with cor sage of white carnations and gardenias. Carl Keith, brother of the bridegroom, was best man and ushers were Walter Gavin, brother-in-law of the bride and Glen Unger, foster brother of the bridegroom. Mr. Fogelquist gave his daughter in marriage. Mrs. Richard Hart played the organ music and accompanied the soloist. Arrangements of gladiolus dec orated the church. The reception which followed was at the Fogelquist home. The bride's table was centered with the wedding cake, and summer flowers banked the fireplace and were used to decorate the gift table. Serving at the reception were Mrs. Paul Gasparotti, Mrs. Jack McCulloch, Mrs. Jack Thomsen and Mrs. A. O. Kobbe, aunt of Shower Is Given For Bride-Elect In Gold Hill Home Gold Hill A prenuptial shower in honor of Miss Sylvia Richardson, bride-elect of Carl Bolan, was given recently by her mother, Mrs. K. L. Richard son at the Richardson home in Gold Hill. The honored guest received many gifts and the hostess, as sisted by Mrs. B. Morgan, served refreshments. Other invited guests were the Misses Nadra Moore, Dixie Walk er, Carol Anderson, Mildred Gail, Mesdames Earl Moore, Durwood Maple, Delos Walker, John Jore, Leonard Andrews, Lillian Brown, Victor Berg, Wil liam Riggert, Joe Morgan, Troy Johnson, Mrs. Maybelle Rains, Carl Whitford, Paul Molloy, John Cogswell, Chavner Thompson, Roy Eskew, Alva Walker and Miss Rose Drake. Foods for' Picnics To Be Discussed On TV Program A television show on "Picnick ing" will be presented at 2 p.m. today by the Jackson County Public Health association. Tak ing part will be Mrs. Tom Mc Leod, dietitian at Rogue Valley Memorial hospital; Orie Moore, sanitarian with the county health department; and Mrs. Norman Gail of the Gold Hill health unit. They will discuss picnic menus, with emphasis on the proper preparation and storage of foods which might remain un refrigerated. Couple Here Mrand Mrs. Eduard G. Root, "The Three Pines," Jacksonville highway, have had as their guests the past week Mr. and Mrs. Rob ert Middleton, Long Beach, Calif. The Middletons recently returned from a five-month visit in Scotland. Hare's a wonderful, new idea for a flavorful diet . . . it's Hollywood Bread! In this special formula loaf is a scientific blend of the finest whole wheat flours plus the added essence of seven delicious water-free garden vegetables and one from the Sea. Try it, today! STAtT NOW WITH "Hollywood Diet llCGe Eleanor Day, Hollywood Bread Is Baked rt JfacWrvT r -hit the deck" m V Jla BREAD I In Cm.nK.Scop. and Color H the bride. Mrs. Carl Keith took charge of the guest book and Mrs. Carol Dubar the gifts. About 50 guests attended. ' The newlyweds traveled to Tulsa, Okla., for their wedding trip and are now at home at 820 West Jackson street in Medford. The bride attended Medford High school in 1948-49 and was later graduated from Oakland High school. Mr. Keith was graduated from Medford High school in 1948 and is employed by Southern Oregon Trailer mart. Here for the wedding were Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Kobbe, Oak land, Ore. Court Announces Date For Annual Progressive Dinner The annual progressive dinner of Roxy Ann court, Order of the Amaranth, is scheduled for Saturday, August 13, beginning at 6:30 p.m., according to Mrs. Ira D. Canfield, chairman. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth C. Campbell, 21 South Groveland avenue, will serve the first course and salad will be served at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Harwood, 502 Park street; the entree will be served at Aloha ranch, Coleman Creek Road, the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ira D. Canfield, and dessert at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Edge, Route 1, Box 657, Eagle Point. The dinner is for members of the order and their invited guests. Reservations should be made by calling Mrs. Canfield, 3-1327, or Carl Oestreich 3-3973. Also, those desiring transporta tion should call the above number. Mrs. Wendall Spes Honored at Party; Three Are Hostesses Mrs. Wendall Sipes, route 2, box 448, Medford, was guest of honor at a shower given recently at the Harvey Nichols home. Mrs. Nichols, Mrs. Bernard Gunn and Mrs. Leo Christensen were hostesses. Pink and pastel green were used in decorating and games were played with Mrs. Paul Harsin and Miss Jean Malot win ning high prizes. Mrs. Lorn Randolph and Mrs. Jack Crumm also were awarded prizes. Refreshments were served and the honored guest received many gifts. Others at the event were Mrs. Robert Frazier, Mrs. W. M. Smith, Mrs. C. Jacks, Mrs. Her man Helzer, Miss Fay Romine, Mrs. Ben Jenkins, Miss Anna Jenkins, Miss Dianna Jenkins, Mrs. George Gunn, Mrs. Bar bara Hedges and Mrs. Phil Han naford. Hornbrook Woman Honored at Party Hornbrook Mrs. Thomas Mc Henry was honored August 2 on her birthday anniversary by members of the Coffee club: She was presented gifts. Hostesses were Mrs. Thomas Watt and Mrs. Frank Freitas. Guests were Mrs. Alex Rut ledge, Mrs. Donald Bagley, Mrs. Robert Farmer and Mrs. Floyd Hogan. Ladies' Troop Ladies Mounted troop, auxil iary to the Jackson County Mounted Sheriff's posse, will meet Tuesday, August 9 at 8 p.m., at the L. E. Edmonds home on Ross lane. Assisting Mrs. Edmonds will be Mrs. John Todd and Mrs. Robert Guthrie. I and Calorie Guide" write Box 1027, Hollywood, Calif. Exclusively in .This Area by j ! fpf Phoenix Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Adams, Phoenix, announce the engagement of their daugh ter, Patty, to Roger H. Puhl. son of Mrs. Gladys Puhl, Thomas road, Medford, and H. H. Puhl, also Medford. Miss Adams will be a senior at Phoenix High school this fall and her fiance is a 1955 graduate of the same school. No wedding date has been set. Medford Couple To Wed in Fall Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bryant, 1312 Reddy avenue, Medford, announce the engagement of their daughter, Barbara, to Rich ard Keene, son of Mr. and Mrs. Chester B. Keene, 142 Glenwood road, Medford. Miss Bryant is a graduate of Medford High school and is em ployed as a dental assistant. Mr. Keene was graduated from Phoe nix High school and is employed at Medford Corporation. The wedding is set for early fall. - To Return Mrs. W. H. Russell, 810 West Jackson street, and her daugh ter, Mrs. W. S. Draveskracht, Tacoma, Wash., are expected to return here Tuesday after visit ing for a week in Los Angeles with relatives. Mrs. Draveskra cht's sons, Ronnie and Robert, are staying with another daugh ter of Mrs. Russell, Mrs. Fred Simcox, 940 South Ivy street. 117 Earlene South, Gordon Tidwell Engaged to Wed Central Point Mr. and Mrs. Larry South, 447 Fifth street. Central Point, announce the en gagement of their daughter. Earlene, to Gordon Tidwell, Jr., son of Mrs. Sidney Jones, Cen tral Point and Gordon Tidwell, Anchorage, Alaska. Miss Tidwell is employed on the staff at Montgomery Ward and company and Mr. Tidwell is working for Stewart's Chev ron Service, Central Point. No definite date has been set for the wedding. Ik Miss Earlene South (Brainerd Photo) Myrtle Creek Reunion Planned The annual Myrtle Creek re union will be held Sunday, August 21 at Benton lane park, five miles north of Junction City on the Corvallis highway. Those interested may write George Dyer at Veneta, Ore., for further information. He is president of the group, and El mer Strade is vice-president. A potluck picnic lunch will be served at noon and prizes will be awarded during the after noon. Each family should take table service and food for the lunch. Coffee and ice cream will be furnished. 1 Dental floss makes a sturdy string for beads. S. Central Phone 2-8075 2 - It's Here ... Don't Miss It GET A LIBRARY COPY OF OUR NEW FALL AND WINTER CATALOG New fashions, new home furnishings and appli ances, new auto supplies all in Wards new Fail and Winter Catalog ... all at attractive prices. Try shopping by Catalog today. Hundreds of fam ilies have found it to be a most convenient and economical way to fill their shopping needs. If you don't have our new 1 054-page Fall and Win ter Catalog, visit our Catalog Department today and ask to borrow a Library copy. Miss Lea Ross October Service In California To Wed Couple , San Mateo Mr. and Mrs. Louis William Ross, San Mateo, Calif., announce the engagement of their daughter, Lea, to Char les Douglas Capps of Medford, Ore. He is the son of Mrs. D. E. Depuy, Klamath Falls, Ore. and Ellis Capps of Medford. The couple will exchange vows October 1 in the Church of St. Matthew in San Mateo. . Women's Union To Hold Picnic At Elliott Home A picnic Thursday, August 11 at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Bert Elliott, Central Point-Jacksonville highway, is planned by members of the Woman's Chris tian Temperance union. The event will begin at 11 a.m., when a business session will be held with Mrs. Guy Cox, president, presiding. Those attending should take a covered dish for the noon picnic, table service and lunch eon cloth. Convention reports will be made, and Mrs. G. O. Sanden will introduce the Elliotts who will show pictures taken of a recent trip to the Holy land. 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