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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (May 15, 1956)
FOURTEEN MEDFORD (OREGOK) MAIL TRIBUNE Tuesday. May 15, 1958 1 -Cer-U F DOUBLE DUTY Rev. Marion AdMns, an ordained Baptist minister for ,22 years, couldn't obtain a night off from his duties as security officer in the Merchandise Mart in Dallas, Tex. So, in between his rounds in the buildings lobby, Rev. Adkins performs a simple marriage ceremony for determined Cleta Ann Mathews, 20, and Billy Coy Frazier, 28. Bridesmaid at right is Mrs. Dorace Pike. U.S. National To Present Estate, Trust Form Here The U.S. National bank will present an estate and trust for um In Medford Tuesday, May 22. The forum will start at" 7:30 p.m. in the Pioneer room of the Jackson hotel. Allan F. Perry, manager of the Medford branch, will preside at the meeting which will feature a four-man team from bank's head office. This is the seventh year the bank has presented the series. Last year more than 2,500 per sons attended the 21 forums throughout Oregon. U.S. National's team for the Medford forum will. be W. D. Hinson and LeRoy B. Staver, trust officers, and William R. Bradshaw and H. E. Butler, as sistant trust officers. Staver will Introduce other members. Butler will discuss "Estate Planning." Savings that can be 25 Measles Cases Reported Lasl Week Twenty-one cases of measles were reported in Medford during the week ending May 12, accord ing to Dr. A. Erin Merkel, public health physician. Jacksonville reported two measles cases, Prospect one and Gold Hill one. Other communicable . diseases reported during the week were pneumonia, Medford 3; pink eye, Medford 2, Eagle Point 1; influ enza, Medford 6, Shady Cove 5; chicken pox, Ashland 1; strep throat, Ashland 3 and infectious mononucleosis, Ashland 1. realized by sound planning re sulting in maximum tax econo mies will be brought out. Bradshaw's talk, "Practical Distribution Plans," will show graphic illustrations of the way a number of distribution plans have been used effectively by property owners. Hinson will conclude the pro gram with remarks about "Ex perienced Management." He will point out that the essential ele ment in any properly planned estate is the management that continues after the death of the estate planner. Pilot Arrested for Striking Ship Mast Sydney, Australia (U.P.) Australian authorities arrested the pilot of a Royal Australian Air Force C47 cargo plane who slipped the mast of a small coastal steamer today. The pilot, flying freight from Richmond to Williamstown, came down too low over the water and struck the mast of the ship. The only damage to the plane was a scratch along the metal fuselage. Members of the ship's crew took cover when the plane struck, showering them with wreckage of the mast. The plane righted itself and flew on to a safe landing. An estimated two million hunters killed a half million big game animals on national forest lands last year. Ashland Students Get Scholarships Ashland Several Ashland High school students have re ceived scholarships, school offi cials have announced. Phil Sword, star athlete and honor student, has won one of the coveted Dad's scholarship at the University of Oregon. Miss Patsy Lane has been awarded a full tuition and other expenses scholarship at the Pa cific School of Beauty in Port land. Winners of state scholarships at Southern Oregon college for next fall' are Marsha Clary, Myrtle Converse, Carolyn Crow ley, Sue Eudey, Doreen Phillips, Leanne Williams, Morton Scrip- ter, Marjorie Osgood, and Ron ald Fader. Rev. Musgrave Takes Position at Swisshome Eagle Point The Rev. and Mrs. A. V. Musgrave will leave for Swisshome, Ore., tomorrow where Mr. Musgrave will as- sume pastorship of the Assembly of God church there. He has been pastor of the Eagle Point Assembly of God church for the past 2V4 years. The Rev. Elwin Behnke and family of Portland will arrive in Eagle Point tomorrow. 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