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' k" ' " - Mr. and Mrs. John Thomai Drew Jr. (Vroman photo) HOMEWARES Bell's January Clean-up SALE 7 w Mis Table Lamas V,. J Reg. $44.95 lamp $4")795 f i :i Now only JLi j Reg. $36.00 lamp $1 95 Now only I J , a; Reg. 21.?5 lamp tlAOC Now only I Reg. $49.50-lamp C95 Now only .Jfa J Reg. $17.95 Lamps $lf95 Now only l Desk and Pin-Up Lamps at Terrific Mark Downs! LAMP SHADES 25 TO 50 OFF - A All types floor, table, boudoir, pin-up lamps and bridge. In silk, bamboo and parchment. Odds and Ends' Sale of Fine Dinnerware Vi Price Here's a chance to fill in on many good patterns. Odd lots in fine brands of china. HALF PRICE SALE! Of Famous Glassware Goblets, tumblers, sherbets, wines and many other items ... many of them open stock. Look this assortment over your pattern may be here. CLEARANCE SALE Fine China Dinner Sets Only 1 Set Of Each Listed, Hurry! 64.50 HAVILAND'S 'MEADOWLACE A 45-pc. $ Service for 6 Regular $160.50 HAVILAND'S 'BEL AIR,' A 55-pe. Service for 8 Reg. $168.65 69.50 LIMOGES CHINA 7LORADORA BY HAVILAND, 47-pe. Set Service for 8 Reg. $191.25 84.50 HAVILAND'S 'YVONNE', A service for 8 $ Reg. $130.00 . : 55.00 FRANCISCAN'S 'CLAREMONT 40 pe. Service for 8 Reg. $182.00 95.00 01 44 South Central HOMEWARES Phone 2-2133 Couple Wee! In Chapel Rites Here Miss Rita Pauline Bliss, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Bliss, 1558 Stewart avenue, became the bride of John Thomas Drew Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. John T. Drew, 794 Diamond street, in a ceremony held Friday, De cember 21, in Meeker chapel at the First Methodist church. The Rev. Raymond Balcomb of ficiated at the 8 o'clock evening service. Mrs. Kay Bateman, a sister of the bridegroom, was matron of honor and the bride's broth er, Buddy Bliss, was ring bearer. Mr. Bateman was best man for his brother-in-law and ush ers were Arthur Bateman and Bruce Bateman. Lighting the candles were Sherri Davis and Donna Lue Pfnister. , The bride's lace gown was ballerina length and fashioned with tiered skirt and matching lace jacket. Her veil was of net and she carried red roses and white carnations. Mr. Bliss gave his daughter in marriage. Mrs. Bateman's gown was of red satin and her bouquet match ed the bride's flowers. Candlelighters were also dress ed in red and they wore wrist corsages of white flowers. Red and whits carnations decorated the church. Miss Donna Lue Pfnister sang. More than 50 persons attend ed the rites and the reception which was also held at, the church. Both the bride and bridegroom are Medford High school gradu ates. She was a member of the 1956 class and he was graduated in 1953. The bridegroom is em ployed by Jorgensen's dairy. They are making their home at 1556V4 Stewart avenue, Med ford. Handweavers to Meet Rogue Valley Handweavers guild will hold their monthly meeting, Tuesday, January 15, at 8 p.m., at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Oestreich, 30 South Central avenue.'Mrs. Earl Bradfish, vice-president and pro gram chairman, will give the program. . ' f . . i . i . ' t i . - I - 'r ' VWf- I -1 . .J Mn. Ann L. Kingsley observed her 90th birthday January 5. and was honored at a party given by her family at the home of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Johnson, Old Stage road. Mrs. Kingsley, native of New York state, has lived in Medford 20 years. Woman Honored By Family on 90th Birthday Mrs. Anna L. Kingsley observ ed her 90th birthday Saturday, January 5, and was honored by friends and relatives. Mrs. Kings ley has lived in southern Oregon for the past 20 years. Relatives gathered at the home of her son- in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Johnson, Old Stage road, Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Kingsley makes her home with the Johnsons. . Mrs. Kingsley has two daugh ters and a son living in southern Oregon, two sons and a daughter in South Dakota, and a son liv ing in Wisconsin. She also has 16 grandchildren and 22 great grandchildren. A daughter, Mrs. Mary Conklin, called from Sioux Falls, S.D. Saturday to congra tulate her mother, and Mrs. Kingsley received more than 50 birthday cards, and the tradition al birthday cake was served. Mrs. Kingsley was born in New York state and moved to South Dakota with her family as a child. She married F. R. Kingsley in that state, and has been widowed for many years. Sunday, January 13, 1957 MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE FIVE Linda Zimmerman Installed Honored Queen, Bethel 36 Cave Junction Miss Lynda Zimmerman was installed as honored queen of Bethel 36, Or der of Job's Daughters, at cere monies held at the Kerby Mas- j onic Lodge Monday evening in ' Cave Junction. Elected officers installed for ; the coming term were Miss Lin ! da Deaton, senior princess; Miss Bertha Champney,. junior prin ; cess; Diana Strohkirch, guide; I and Miss Karen Berkner, mar , shal. i New officers appointed by the ! honored queen are: Miss Anita White, outer guard; Miss Johan na Maxon, inner guard; Miss Linda Prather, lady of the lights; Miss Betty Lou Carter, junior custodian; Miss Carmel White, senior custodian; Miss Carma Lewis, recorder; Miss Pamela Cherry, treasurer; Miss Sandy Piper, chaplain; Miss Connie Jones, librarian; and five mes sengers, Miss Beverley Sowell, Miss Judy Hansen, Miss Sharon Prather, Miss Lorraine Steimer, and Miss Ardith Hilger. Miss Ronine Rausch, junior past honored queen served as in stalling officer. She was assisted by Miss Arlene Rians, installing guide; Miss Marjorie Brown, in stalling marshall; Miss Jean Beard, installing senior custo dian; Miss Phyllis Saffer, instal ling junior custodian; Miss Lois Spence, installing musician; Miss Norma Campbell, installing recorder; and Miss Judy Coil man, installing chaplain. Escorted with honors to the East were Junior Past Honored Queen Ronine; Past Honored Queen Phyllis Saffer; guardian and associate guardian. Fay and Homer Snider; Past Guardian and assistant Guardian Marg Simington and Earl Spencer, all of Bethel 36 and Worshipful Master of Belt Lodge 18, Lester Basham. The junior jast honored queen was presented with a bouquet of American beauty roses and an honored queen doll, whose min iature robe and crown were fashioned by her mother, Mrs. Robert Rausch. Honored Queen Lynda intro duced her mother, Mrs. Don Zim merman, and presented her with a carnation corsage. Installing officers were also presented car nation corsages by Queen Lynda before the ceremony. Installed at an event after the services, was junior past honor ed queen Ronnine Rausch, who will fill the office of muscian for the coming term. Refreshments were served on tables decorated with gold can dles and garlands of ivy. The white honored queen cake was inscribed in green and yellow frosting with Queen Lynda, 1957. Couple Observes Golden Wedding At Dinner Party Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Cul bertson celebrated their golden wedding anniversary December 27. The Culbertsons, who have lived in Medford more than 30 years, were honored at a small dinner party at the home of their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Culbertson, Stage Road south. The Culbertsons were married in Pittsburgh, Pa., Mrs. Culbert son being the former Maude Miller. They have four sons, Thomas A. Jr., and Paul, living in Medford, Richard Culbertson in Oakland, Calif., and Emory, who lives in Beverly Hills. Calif. There are four grandsons and one granddaughter. The couple came to Hood River in 1909 from New York City and planted one of the first orchards in Hood River valley in the Parkdale district. They have lived on a ranch north of Medford since coming here in 1920. . . . .l-. -r-mirnYfr jj.sjW,w. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Culbertson, who have lived in Med ford since 1920, were honored at a dinner December 27 which observed their golden wedding anniversary. The Culbertsons came west from New York City in 1909 and planted one of the first orchards in the Hood River valley. They live on a ranch north of Medford. (Landis-Shangle photo) Classrooms Near Completion at Lone Pine School Lone Pine New class rooms now under construction at Lone Pine school are to be open for use by mid-February, it was announced at last Tuesday's meeting of Lone Pine Parent Teacher association. Remaining money left from carnival funds is to be used to purchase a piano for the new addition, it also has been an nounced. Originally the funds were to have been applied to ward a football field turf, ac cording to officers. It was announced for the bene fit of members who plan to at tend the next meeting of Jack son County Council of Parent Teachers that it will be held at Trinity Episcopal church parish house across from the post office in Ashland. Hours will be from 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. A small fee OFFICERS ELECTED ' Linda Slessler was elected president of the Senior Luther League of Zion Lutheran church at its regular meeting last Sun day. Also elected were Bob Jen sen, vice-president, and Sherry Funk, secretary. Luncheon Wednesday For Past Matrons Central Point Mrs. Mary Note. 32 Hamilton street, newly elected president of the Past Matrons club of Ne.vita chapter. Order of the Eastern Star, will be hostess Wednesday, January 16, at 12:30 p.m., to club mem bers. A luncheon will be served with Mrs. Harold Head as co- hostess. will be charged for child cai-e and mothers are to take a sack lunch and a toy for their child. At the recent meeting a film on safety entitled, "Safety on the Playgrounds," was shown by Mrs. Jack Newton. Alpha Beta Chapter Beta Sigma Phi Plan Work Session Plans were made for a work meeting to be held Tuesday, Jan uary 15, at 1:30 p.m. during the last meeting of the Alpha Beta chapter of the Beta Sigma Phi sorority. It will be held at the home of Mrs. Herbert Haglund. At the last meeting held at the home of Mrs. Irving Thomp son, Mrs. Fred Johnson spoke on the history of dress. The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. L. K. Morris, 1717 Lenora drive, January 22. Before ordering your Invita tion or Announcements, be sure to see our samples and shop our reasonable prices. NO OBLIGATION . FAST SERVICE All Work Don. 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