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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 2, 1956)
o O o o o c o O o CP O O 0 O P O CO ' G o o C3 m O c- o 4 G SIX MEDFOBtf (OREGOJf ) MAIL TRIBUNE P I f 7 J t : -S V ' - -T ' V I-, :'J y : o ' '.., V . . p i i. J L e o 6 , 1 Mr. end Mrs. Daniel Leon Gunfer CD : Brainerd photo) 3 For isci end-iB gifts for zf2xnx&Xt Center ,y ELECTRIC D SAW 0 4 Ends arm nd ack-4rmc jawing e Coe -through 2 ;" b seconds Makes tough errta bviron and steel o " Perfect for accurate eus J in Fonmca, Monit O Ripsfoss-cuts, jig- saws, copes. hacxs.j scrolls, keyhole saws. Precision built. Rur Eed. Lightweight With Rip Guide and Blade, onijt, 450 O G 4 . DRILLMASTER MORE POWER RUNS COOLER 9 CO 3 i ,-?3 c c0 Prills b a?l materials. Handles i t) arresories. Saves tine and (irnoney? 110 V. AC-DC wtA V Chuck.;: , r $27.95 With Jaeobs u ' 2 -Hex-Jvey Ciluck. JZS.'Sj Thm ndr that rWod up ovar 1,000 r. htirt in continuous , ue. Liphtweipht. Profeatuml results. E s y -1 o-c b a n i abrav. $?9 50 o I -' ' , CSANDEP ELECTRIC GRINDER OAtMuti SAW, SAUOER HONER i abUds cutaJ' dressed lumber at 4S. Hi HP No ' MaUia-. With 2-coo-duosor corel. $ With S-constuctaf f4- $57.50 SPtCIAllSTS IN Fne Parking G IOWEST PRICES FOR rl i? Jr' J . A -ml cYeryone - sfiap your iftKA DRILLMASTER DRILL KIT Top quality, deluxe drill kit in roomy metal case. Buff, polish, sand, wire brush clean, mix paint, etc. Kit with Drillmaster. Jacobs Geared Chock. $39.95 Sam with1 Jacobs Hex-Key Chuck, $37.95 Mont practical grinder made. De velop up to 4 h.p. Hat greater uaeful nema it frrinds, fin wbes. mndrn, bones i-nwM-$49.75 HOMIWAKES! Fres Delivery HIGHEST QUALITY afel j'rt ' Lq o o - g 0 Sundiy. Dacmbat 2. 1956 I Couple Wed I In Ceremony At Church Rose and white chrysanthe munis decorated the Friends church !n lledford, Friday. No vember 23. for the wedding of Miii Glenna May - Johnson to Daniel Leon Gunter held at 8 o'tJock in the evening. The Rev. t Gerald Smith, Eagle Point, pas tor of Reese Creek Gospel church, officiated at the double ring ceremony attended by 45 friends and relatives of the i rnn nip 5 Tbo hnrip is t ie causnter 01 Mr. and Mrs. Lee A. Johnson of Eagle Point, and had been mak irin her home at 1902 Myef lane, Medford. Ir. Gunter is the son lof Mr. and Mrs. Claude L. Gun ter,, 1596 South Peach street, Medford. c . -The bride wore a ballerina fngthvdress of whit lace over iaffeta ityled, on princess lines. Her shoulder length . veil fell from a crown of lace and pearls and she carried a white orchid encircled by stephanotis on white Bible. She was, given in marriage by her father. Miss Marian Hill of Napa, Calif., was maid of honor. Brides maid was Miss Dorothy Stephen son also of Napa. They wore tatleta dresses wun maitnnieis, hoaHhanHc and shops and car-itA? ried rose chrysanthemums (in white Testaments. Miss Hill wore rose while Miss Stephenson was in pale pink. Cheryl Dee Hefley, flower eirl, wore a short pale pink taffeta dress. Jimmy Lee served as best man for his brother-in-law and Jerry Abbott and Hubert Hewitt seat ed the guests. z. Traditional wedding organ music was played, j Following the eeremony a re ception was held at the church. The bride wore a navy blue knit auit with blue'" accessories for her traveling attire. The newlywed couple are making their hotne at 513 Palm street. i Rfedford, after a wedding trip to Eugene. . The bride ; attended Eagle Point High school and was era uloved in the business office at Bear Creek orchards. The bride-1 groom attended Medford High i school and is employed by Huff man Truck and Auto Parts. Nije Daughters Make Plans for 0 0 VhriSTmaS rarty A Christmas party will, pre-1 cede a stated meeting ot z-uieuna temple, Daughters of the Kile on Saturday, December 8 at Ash land Masonic temple, d j c. Members are asked to bring a sack lunch for the indoor picnic, .r ; Ashland committee in charge of the partyQ will provide dessert 1 and coffee. J o The business session will open at 1 o'clock.0 ' Those attending are also re minded to bring a gift for a child at the Shrine hospital, Portland. Members Who are not able to be at the meeting are asked to leave their gifts at Weeks and. Orr, 114 West Main street, anytime between December 3 and Decem ber 7. Mr?. E. Ronald Rice is chairman of the project. Gifts should be marked as to age of the child for which they are in tended and whether they are for boys or girls. In order to com plete necessary temple reports, cost of the article should also be listed. Ve V mA N Medication in ?w j BSar , .si- jL.M:tj . m ess bb .Q w ... .a a a ...that works! Tee Irat effectively ft. eeted Iirrnid ahampo that requires preaeriptioav THYLOX madicatod shampoo contains two times snore active ingredients for protection against Dandruff, Itchy sulp, Derrnatitis, Oily scalp. It is an ear to noe, pure, safe airdi rated shampoo with a pleafing frasrance. The large 6 ounc Totue coaU ooJy Christmas Bazaar Planned by Club P.eames Social club -will hold a Christmas bazaar and operate a snack bar Thursday, Decem ber 6. on the second floor of the Masonic1 hall, 218 West Main street. Hours will be from 9 a.m. until 7 p.m. - Among the items to be sold will be Christmas candles, im ported cups auid saucers, an as sortment of individually boxed winter corsages, strawflower bouquets, doll clothes, aprons, towels, handwork and candy. The snack bar will operate all day' and will -feature hot and cold turkey sandwiche home made pies a.nd'-cakes. C " Mrs. Roy Nordvvick, president 1 " v"" has announced that a beautiful and unusual Christ mas tabie decoration will be given, away as a free dooKprize. The public Is invited.. , Past Matrons of Reames chap, fer will meet Monday,"TJecember 3. at 12:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Frank Little, 1602 East Jackson street. This will' be the annual Christmas party, and dessert will be served. r. a i 1 ) 5 Miss Mary Pat Lucy is the new horn extension agent for Jackson county. Miss Lucy. ht w:ama hare from Dickinaon, N.D.. arts president of the Dickinson Business and Professional Wom an's club, a mam bar of Ameri can Association of University Woman, North Dakota Horti culture society, tha Dickinson Prairie Theater group end the Dickinson Garden club. Society, Auxiliary -Meet in Ashland; Report i,s Given : Southern Oregon Societv Southern Oregon Societv of Osteopathic Physicians- and burgeons and auxyiary met at the home of Dr. and Mrs. trie ' Klein, Ashland, vemher 27 for business meeting. Tuesday, No their regular Dr. Kleini spoke to the so- filling out of forms for the handicapped child for the State Department of'Educa-1 tiort. Dr. C. D? Lemley was in : cnarge ol the meeting. .3 Doctors from the; Rogue River, valley and Malin' attended " Plans were completed by the auxiliary for tray decorations , for patients in the hospital at i Christmas. c Mrs. W.j W. ftHoward gave a report on their recent trip to the Kirksville college oof Os teopathy and Surgery at Kirks-: ville. Mo. Dr. Howard attended' the Board of Trustees meeting ; and then remained for the home coming banquei. t Both society and its auxiliary will hold their next meetings in January. ' o See Our New Boxed Christmas Card Assortment I " 4 t j , lPtLl t !.';' .iS.f.:-.: .'5J: ."X '4kiJ!r ' ,-o: BB ff--- W aW ta-S" -C- .S :x.:X. II "V V 1 r - -- t W IT-! 1 . I ,",ybu" ' J-r S XU M aMtW j'.IL ,a JU H i' i. 'lit r-C V 5 a Shampoo mA j j. U V f f i fl ' r. i!u 1 vv i v ' 1 ,1 .,,1,,, .i. A - 3 1 I o- Cfl n t mi r,fr. f 1 r S . y !l-Bi -1 3 1 I I r- a a awe aw- z saa at ! j .v n a m i i I I VliJSliaiJ' - aja,- c CDO C? O . . . - c , c ,,0 co Toronto Is Home of Newly weds. St. John's Anglican church in Toronto, Ontario, was the set ting Friday, October 5, for the wedding of Miss Marilyn Eliza beth Wilkins of Toronto, and Robert D. Elhart, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Elhart, 1024 South Holly street, Medford.. The double ring ceremony was held at 7:30 o'clock in the evening and 3 was attended by close friends and relative of the couple. o c Miss Wilkins.is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs.. Geurge 'Wilkins of Toronto. Mr. Elhart, an execu-, tive placement consultant for J. B. Fraser company, has been : making his home in Toronto, i Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a white satin tnd nylon tulle floor, length gown. Her shoulder length veil fell from a crown headdress and 'she wore a pearl necklace and pearl earrings, a gift from the bridegroom. She carried a bouquet of pink and white rosebuds. The couple was attended by the twin sister of the bride and her husband. Following the ceremony a re ception was held at the home of the bride's parents. For her traveling attire the bride wore a tweed suit with tan leather accessories and fur cape. The newlyweds are now at home at 40 Park road. Apart ment 201, Toronto 5, Ontario, Canada, after a wedding trip to New York City. The bride attended business school in Canada and was a sec retary in the advertising depart ment of Cockfield, Brown and company, limited. Mr. Elhart attended Ashland schools and Southern Oregon college. He was graduated from Chicago univer sity with a degree in business ad ministration and was employed by Proctor and Gamble company in Canada prior to enlisting in Officers' Candidate ichool, Ft. Benning, Ga., from where he was graduated . in June, 1953, as a second lieutenant. c' . - i Leave 0 '.' Mr. and Mrs. Tuny Buliis and family left Medford last week for Portland where they will ! make their home. Mr. Buliis Will work in the sales' depart ment of Columbia Equipment company. 0 Oof Y'XY-t HI on oof S f V ii J tVJ B e featured n B W t . I f 1 O o. m r- k. (.ML0: I , Jul rile real nave Sseforyoundl .'ft .aSr''S. " l I fl it in the .Icitic wch beM-yow I I O .T vVn J O I I HAttic midriff druei fit over o a v vs LwsemT oi KInrtn Central I B ttrihmyooriohxfcw. Way. lg i:n. Bra. C saBatf O Z rsonn .enirai I fl yowfrfwl woiitline. Ercman needs an. ' O Oassssss a . . . . oo - I Adarel Chapter Plant Meeting on Thursdays o Adarel chapter; Order of the . Jacksonville cWith Mrs. Orvai Eastern Star, will hold a stated meeting Thursday, December 6, at 8 p.m. at the Masonic hali-in to c c : o o o c Phone 2-6434 0 -''lVA - o -i j"-- is)'- v at 9 ..Jv. , . r)l - 7FANCY FREE'7.;, the cut carefree as an autumn Greet the season with "Fancy Free." 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