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p o l' Sunday. Juna 2, 19ST MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL -rBTBUrft-THRK o o ; ' . V , I - v. f - . - ' : ; l-xt' I- . ! feyfcjPiL ja-ga .gjgggg'C., .. U .la MissOjean Alley was hostess for dinnar dance I flojue Valley Counlry club Saturday. June 25. H'ss XI !.-. rre.-nhr of the 1957 graduating clasj of Medlord High school, is showo h-- (at right; greeting Misi Carol 5,cI$iolt nd cort, 8U1 Katzenbach of Grants Pass, i msr othr quests t tba; party (below were Mi'.i Erenda Barrell ,ia J:(i GorOoo. 7 your il'S a proud lay fat 0 PATHER ii7ifi row portrait Hf "II put it in tie- pl.irr of honrr m his drs or in tlic living ni an'i mjoy yo!r pi ft for maa ar to rume. I?nt ou jlima ran fiva this pil tliSt mr9nSS much ... 1iorb your p8i0tairat now! 1 FHOTOG8APHS t r tSw'"z' f H !. r - - . -'.-.-.r :-i" e 0 TiV C", ' vs-' ... ' .'09 , i ' v. . - aim ..... .. . . .. m - ' 0 ; . 'y) fL , filf f ' Iff Among the quoKtl at a dinner-dance for wbic'o Miss J ft an Alley was hostess June Z5 were (left to right) Dick Copole, Miss Deiora Dusn, Dick McL,augbiui and Miss Nancy P:cird. M(xs Allej is graduating from Ked iord Higa school this week and gave the party for classmates. Thirty-five couples at tended, soma of the young men arriving late after taking part in the dedication ceremonies of the new National Guard armory earlier in the evening. Miss Alley's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Alley of Greenway circle, dined in the Crest room with a group of friends while their daughter and her guests had din ner in the main dining room. 'fiB;ji?!Mran West Side Unit To Hold Picnic At Niedermeyers Incoming officers of West Side Home Extension unit will be honored at the annual picnic Thursday, June 6, beginning at 12:30 p.m. in the yard of the E. H. Niedermeyer.home on Ross Lane. The nea-ly installed officers are Mrs. E. D. Davis, chairman; Mrs. T. C. Carter, vice-chairman; Mrs. F. E. Ross, secretary; Mrs. Arnold Motschenbacher, treas urer. Retiring officers are Mrs. E. O. Reinking, chairman; Mrs. Robert Russell, vice-chairman: Mrs. E. D. Davis, secretary; Mrs. T. C. Carter, treasurer. Each member is asked to bring table service for herself and guests including children attend ing. The luncheon committee will notify members individually con cerning picnic fare to be provided. Meeting of Guild Set for Monday A meeting of the Philharmon ic Society guild will be held Monday. June 3. at the home of Mrs. Milo Kubalek, 907 South Oakdale. avenue, at 2 p.m. 'tend. Plans are being formaisfci ofi the second annual mimical soiree to be held later tbi aWrrt mer. All members acd aweary one else interested in taftHnS tft bring more fine music (Bftfc community are invitee Mi GRADUATION CARDS and FATHER'S DAY CARDS "THE BEST SELECTION IN TOWN!" o O iNyla Lovenborg ;To Leave Soon For Trip Abroad lli.-s Syia, Lovenborg. student at 'Ujdford High schwl. Witt .spend her summer vac:a!in vis itins in srvergl i f the Scanda- I navian countr;c. she 19 ne daiiajitcr of Mr. and Mrs. George C. Loven'&ir?. 618 avenu. She is to tee accompanied on her trip by her grandmother. Ajrs. Carl Lovenborg. Smith River. C.Sjif Mrii Lovcnhnrg spent tlls summer in Sncdccr five 'ears rigi. Miss Love)ibor?'s)parOntsj will take her to S.'tn Pranciseo June 7. The two travelers will leave San Fragcisco June 8 and fly to IJnmark by way .f Ti'cw York, grom there they will go by &ic to Gotebers. Swgrlen herg they will be met by 5 cousin. Tost n'f the uiimnier oil! ltd ppent usilir,g, Mr. I,ovrnbnrg' Birthday Observed By Grandmothers Rogue chapter of Rational Federation of Grandmothers club of America celebrated founders' day at a meeting May 27 at the home of Mrs. Clara Bhoades. Six charter frcmbCTs ere In troduced and presented cor sages. Members presented were Mr. H. Ci. Wilson, the club nr ganiier. Mrs. E. M. Lovell. Mrs. Matilda Dietrich. Mrs. a. E. Broekway. Mrs. Mae Denman nd Mrs. Cyril G. Gay. Refresiirnents were served on tn lawn to the 35 members present. The eluh eolnr of gold and brown were used in the decorations. Mrs. Larry Rose Named to Office Medford Jaycettes To Hold Meeting Frances furs Tmrmy Frances Daftem 1 100 Crater Lake ftva. Tctwaane SP 2 5 W rclalivr? through Sweden. A hishlisht of the trip will bd tf-jfftl.nnce at the celebration call er! 'ajsummer" n hich climaxes north Sweden's two moniftsi tuT continuous riavliqht. The li tvclBrs will (spend j pjration. )'ai da) sisJitseiSiis in Den niavk before returning hoine. The trip will be by way of the polar route, and Miss Ldvcn borg expects lo h?, back in M! for about Sugist 8. The student plans to take both still and mo tion pictures during her travels QYcstcrday Miss Lovenborg war honored b; a bon voyage lunch con cjvon by 'Xiii Colleen Riley Snd her sister. Miss Charlotte BAley. at the family home, 61 Str.wart avenue, o fnvilod were the Misses Tat l.cek. Nelda and Rclda Jenkins, Joyce Gresory. Irerene Iverson, Gleda Youna. Connette Hine sleVand Bobbie Jean Hale, 'iliss Lovenborg was presented 3 if(. Ciich Cgrgmony Marries Couplg Phoenix In an 'evening) cer- mor attended by member aPi the Phoenix Church of the Ng arene Miss Julia Woodard 6f Phijadelphiti Fg)in., became the bride of Charles L. Cummoraj of Phoenix Wednojflay, Slay 29. The Rev. Leonard York, gbn-in-laVC) of the bridejeroom. 6C ficiatcd. at tl: ceremony held 'gt Phnepix church. Jiss WooSard ie a retired misi sionary hajvinjg eerved ith the Church of th Nazarane1 for many years in India. 0 The nevjivoed cougle jUJ ma8e their hcorre in f?hnig. r$:. rvo&erSmpo8 NerV Mfrritftr of Club firs. Robert Simpson brcrf.e St nc- mmlier of Elects Social fclub 9t the la?t. meeting of tfe ; Rforup fteld at trie home of Mrs IP. J. CiiToTd. 12.11 West. Maifl Sttcci. rnllowTrig.Hipicrieon 3 business mccti,g as held. Plana were SiScussed rpgarding a picnic to fte held tt TfiuVell Part Jura) 28 at 1 p.m. Mrs. Floyd Murray. Mr?. A. L. Shcrack. and Mrs. V Pollotk" were named to the carr? mitte in charge of picnic a,r-rgrtgementa. i Leaving Mra. Bymour Archibald will return to her home in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, this week aft er spending two months with her son-in-law and daughter. rr. and Mrs. Edward H. Collins of HO YThite Oak. drive. Medforir Jaycettes UiU itCt Wsrlncsday. June 5, at 1h flome of Mrs. Robert Boyer, 649 Soutfi Ivy street, at 8 p.m. Co-hostesses will be Mrs. Alan Holmes aod Mrs. Glenn Jen ning.. The program will bp devotee! to a discussion 00 artificial r?s Pedal-pusiiers or spurts ateiri! Will be f order. Sirs. Larry Rose of Medford was elected Oregon secretary for National Association of Let ter Carriers auxiliary at the state convention of the associa tion and auxiliary in. Eugene May 2-26. Several members o the Med ford group attended the 54th annual convention for the as- i sociation and trie 25th anniver sary of the state auafiliary. Attending were Mr. and Mrs) Walter Wilsoa, Mr. and Mr. Charles Wiley, Mr. and Mr, Claretice Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth 'atson. Mi, and Mr. I Larry Rose, fiichard Wibam, sod Jvaii t-aiiia. Other sate oTicers elected tbr; (he auxiliary were Mr. Joe! Crandal. Eugene, president; Mrs. EJernire Westcott, BillsbDro, i president; Mrs. ArtAur Lind- holm. Portland, treasurer; od Mrs. June Garret, Salem, organized. A silver tea was held fcooor i ine charter members oi theauas iliary. Mrs. Robert Newlaod of Medford, who was unable to attend the conventioo, is on t I the charter txiemberf. 'Easier to get inlo . . . more flattering to wear! ran FRONT ZIPPER TORSO BRA, 1 t - ae. aatam 1 1 1 I c t 1 t For th nf aish. rrainded bastliwe wmiet-viret 4 HIDDEK TREASURE tups, it)l th famous buil'.-in contours that add ta your cun w. conftoW tially! Fors smooth diaphragm, waist aiwi tummy leno'elastic panels and gentle boninj! Ard for t ultimate in comfort the full-lentth front r.ippr. 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