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Miaa employ Jejan. Evans
TeH" frtgagement
Of Caftav3i3ft Girl
To Donald Collins
Linsey. Ontario. Canatd hgve I
enounced the errnent ofl
neir dau.er Sh.ncy .
jir nrvfj Airs. Lew uonirjS.
Larj-fl street. Central Point.
MissEvans ar.1 Mr. CoIlio
are graduatrs of Pr3ir:. Bible
institute. Three HiKS. alberta,
and are preparing1 f'jr misiiiorp
ary service in Africa. IJr. Col
Jin is t t.-adua;e; of Ci-ffir fiB
school.
A late September -ddir.g if:
planned.
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Wedding Pigns
Made by CcupTe
in Cave Junction:
ii5!snr, daughter- of Mrs. &ea-
eth rrijnit'an. of Casino. Calif,
ana Xido libVicBp. Sp-J!. sort
Oakland. Caltf, announce wed.
EMA iKis Calloway and hei
Mr. S99ft a start iv. second '
.'caj' as forest tei--tr.e smok!
jBisjJt W June, Kvifle Mis
raUctwat is jiaA.-tfca to spend
Uxe first Jiic-t of feer t-raUox
WiUi her Xa.'fliij at CliLao. THey
expert to ie ax Ecddinc. Calif I
tbj ail. were W- Sw.ft wiii
a 'tend Si".asa J jn'ir coiicge.
ton wruve ia wudteat gcwens
tceat JWjJ chib W'JrJt Mia Caila
Wpperi3 ift Ixe 1939 Junior"
Senior play. tdir fiarv is
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Theip . wltil
Wofs r,Il,a..S sWrnothe,.
Vern MiSPiner cif Simi,
Cahf.. were here ;r tf.e Jrdua
ton exerci.es
Xour.R Swrft has lived at the
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ii'jijio ur wr G'l'j auireri
BauSch in CiBO Junction for mong OraauaTeS
Several yearc. where ?Jus Calla- M-'S. Curtis SIc'Lood. the for
W3J haa;eo tieen a rexeot guest. (nor M,,g Jane'. Jetnsoti. d;iuglv-
rna:a' jiopljiMimriScstimateaj,f of ai ai,i Mr- R- u- ?ohn-
to he increasing by 10 million Son of 329 ''ncnuvo? avenue.
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GIFT IDEAS
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Be?ue River Mr. and Mrs.
William A. Farrar. Rogue
River, announce the engage
merit of (heir daughter. Ju
dith Alese. Id Wayne Richard
Paulsen, tan ci Mr. and Mrs.
Cart PauJzen, Central Point.
$alh young people are stu
dents Southern Oregon
eoiig. Uo -wedding; date has
fcaen set.
Daughfer Listed
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jMedJoM. 19 sr rird tiled io jrad-
! uate Iron Urtgoa farao coUege,
Monday. June 3.
Sri will receive Iter bachelor
of science degree in home econ
omic. 3'.r. McLeori a member
of Alpha Omicroa Pi Social ?on
rite.
Curtis HfcLor o,-in receive Hi
bachelor of science cVgree in civ
il engineering in August. Ho is a
membe of Phi Dulta. TKeta gp
cial fiaternity.
Mr. and Kirs. 'McIaHi plan to
enroll at the University of ioa
in September for graduate worfc.
R. M. Johnsrtn Jr.. brother of
Mrs. TvIcLeod, will ?eceive his
doctorate of medicine fleers in
ceremonies to I ftolij Friday,
June 1. a,t the University of
Oregon Medical schc?! in Port-.
land.
, Medford Students
; Given Scholarships
j Eugene Three Medford stu
j dents at the University of Ore
j gon have been awarded Kate
I fee scholarships of 138. They
j are Miss Sandra Laing. fresh
man in pre-nitrsing, and daugh
j ter of Mrs. Nellie Laing. 280
' BeauttyQ street;0 Miss Desmng
Campbell, freshman in chemis
j try, and dauphter of Mr. and
Mrs. George R. Campbell, 20fi
Girard drive: and Donald W
' Robinson, sophomore in journal
ism, and son of Mr. and Mr.
Wallace Robinson, 29 Ross court.
Officers Named
By Garden Club
b " Prospect Mrs. Everett Shafer
was elected president of the
Prospect Garden club at the May
meeting at the Community hall.
Also elected were Mrs. John
Gartman, first vice-president;
Mrs. Paul R. Doe. second vice
president; Mrs. Ella Warren,
treasurer; Mrs. John Davidson,
secretary; and Mrs. Robert Con
ger, corresponding secretary.
Mrs. William Shepherd of
Shady Cove spoke on flower
I arrangements and demonstratid
her talk.
Delegates jjamed to attend th
1 state) convention in Coos Bay
Juna 23 through 2o were Mr.
Shafer S.nd Mrs. Doe.
GIFTS
FOR HIM
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Students
Of Medicine
Honored
Honors and actrrities ci medi
can and pre-medical students
from Medford have mads reent
cews.
R. M. Johnson. Jr. will ha
graduated from the University
nf Oregon Medical school Tri-
flay, June 14. u) Pot t land. H
is a son of Mr. and Mrs. R. li.
Johnson, 323 Vancouver avenue,
Medford. The young man otterw
ded the University of Oregon
following graduation from Med
ford High school and received
hia bachelor of science degree
in 1954. He has been servinjj
as an extern at Physician's and
Surgeon's hospital, Portland, and
folio-wing graduation this month,
will be an intern nt the Univer
sity of Oregon Medical School
Clinic and Hospital, Portland.
Mr. Johnson Is 8 member of
Asklepiads. honor society at the
university for medical students
and of Phi Beta Pi, medical fra
ternity. His social fraternity Is
Sigma Phi Epsilon. 1
Curtis Holzpang. son of Mr.
and Mrs. George Holiganj. 62(1
Park street, and a pre-medical
student at the University of Ore
gon, was recently invited to be
come a member of the honor
society, Asklepiads. The student,
who is completing his junior
year, also was granted tuition
scholarship for the coming year.
Mrs. Holipsng. the former
Darrelyn Ettel of Medford, will
be graduated June S from the
univeraitf , receiving a degree in
education.
Christoprier S. Willisms.
Julior student et the University
of Oregon Medical school, wos
recently initiated into Alpha
Omega Alphe, national medical
honor society, a release from
Potland slates. Candidates are
chosen on tfle basis of scholestic
achievement.
Yoting Williams, a son of Mrs.
Thomas V. Williams' 1879 Hous
ton mad, Medford, we also re
cently granted a renewal of the
Mackenzie seholersnip, awarded
to former University of Oregon
stuaent in honor of the late
deen of the university ' medical
school. He i a graduate qf Me8
ftird fiigh school.
Also straduating frora medical
school this month will b Max
Y- lliracle n8 Hoird D. Hue
nerjarrft, who will 'receive" their
degrees from the College at
Medical Evangelists, Lome Lin
da, Celif. Mr. Miracle is a son
of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur- J. Mir
acle. 1702 Corona avenue, gnd
ycung Huenergardt is. g eon at
Mr. and Hr.. Henry Huener
gardt, 91 South Stage roed.
1be two students from Me4
ford will e among 96 to receive
their doctorate of medJtine de
gree at Loma Linda.
Woman Honorecj
On 82nd Birthday
Mrs. Mary Caley, who mafces
her home at the Jackson County
Farm home, celebrated her' 82nd
birthday Friday, May 2f.
Mrs. Gaston Floux and Mrs.
Walter Sutherland arranged a
"progressive" birthday party for
Mrs. Catey through which
friends called on her each day
of' the week.
Many cards and gift ere pre
sented to Mr Catey gnd a cake
mgdeby Mrs John Niedermeyer
w js served in the home dining
room at dinner Jriday evening.
Meeting Annoaaced
rer Ro)tr Ana SEC
Mrs. Roscoa Roberts an8 Mrs.
Lawis Bish will be hostesses at
t meeting of the Roxy Ann
Home Economics club t t p.m.
Wednesday, June 6, in the
grange hall.
Ehrollmenf Open
Fop Dance Class
Waggin Wheelers S a a a
Dance club's beginner elaas is
open for additional members.
Tne next elasc will V held
Tuesday. June a, at Art Smith's
darn on Griffin Crosfc road
starting at 8 p.m. TVws wishing
further informetaon aiay etntact
fir: Newmen CSStsat $ 8P
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Robert Bright
(Brainerd pjiolp)
Robert Bright . o.3
Named Winner
Of Scholarships
Robert Bright, who will be
graduated from Medford high
school Thursday, has been
awarded three scholarships for
college study. He is the younger
son of Mr. and Mrs. Philip.
aright, 1797 Mincer road.
The student has been award
ed a University of Oregon tuition
scholarship, the KMED scholar
ship and one for 5500 from Core
solidated Freight company.
The young men ha engaged
in many diverse activities in ad
dition to being an lienor roll
student. He is a memhor of
Torch Honor society, president
0 the school orchestra, and serv
ed as manager of the Chamber
of Commerce Studeoi Govern
ment day. Young Bright partici
pated in nine school club, gnd
wss active in forensic, debate
end radio worfc. He in the
cast of. the trjnuel senior class
plsy and won third place in an
annual state-wide after dinner
enraging contest for high school
tudegts..He sleo was a winner
in tfte Knigflts of Pythias speech
contest in 1953, was a deleges
to Beaver Boys' Stt, is mem
ber of Quill an8 Scroll end serv
ed as a. reporter on the Medford
B-i-Time.
trie young man plays bolh the
piano end the violin, gnd Stten8
ed the Northwest Music confer
ence in Boise, Ifle., this year.
He studies astronomy nd glgys
enese ee nobbies.
He will enroll et the Univer
sity trf Oregon this fjfl to study
liberal arts.
' Young Bright' older brother,
Leis, no' e student at Wil
lamette university, has won a
number of scholarships and hon
ors during his academic career
end s guarded the " KMED
scholarship at high School gradu
ation time.
AsUosoces MaMing
Olive Rettah lodge eill meet
Monday, June 3, t 8 p.m. at
the Odd' Fellows hell. Hostesses
for tla evening will Be Mrs.
Lewis Thompson, Mrs. Josephine
Bateman, Mrs. Martia Hayes,
and Mrs. Homer Vinzent
m m SE1
iivlni File
ealffify! Living!
pror i44 nfro in if ntHrl feftvl
fh$i i cna to ttsalfijl living t
MILK. MrJfe' badj buibding vimins
vill gef your founds re re elf to 9
cfrjf? . . . qi4 maintain ikel Strang Hi
nd youri-ll rough life. So rvlaf and
nfroth viHi MILK - if' ngftiiVf moet
porfecf fcrat . . .
Prink
Scholarship Gaf
To Bernico Skocg,
A aursing scholarship wae pr
sented ISiss Bernice Skeeat the
daughter of Mr. and Mors. Oo
Shoog, bjr Alptta 6ho ehapter td
Beta Sicv.a Phi a fbh aao:
meetirvs of the season.
Miss Siong vill gradwtb
Thursday from iKeerfoed HaOs
school and is seSwiuled to eaoredl
at Stowthern Oregon coliegii this
fall to stuery pre-nuraia!. She.'
plans to later attend the Univer
sity of Portland Nursing sHvad.
She is a member of the )utuu
Nunes of AwTk?e and is flitti
queen of aVb's Daughters. '
Miss Sioog vos guest of the
sorority fbr tbs evening fi ttetr
meeting.
Mrs. Sichard Kcriselraan prt
tented a gift to Mrs. Ltrrf Albra.
pest pr-esident, and sirs. Eitd
Ijr3 gtfra the cvltttfal proprstp
an "Substance fait the Art of
tife Tina Beautiful"
The group voted te send Mrf.
William Tvcer and Mrs. Lege
to the Northwest Convention of
Beta Sigitv Phi to be held in
Edmonton, Altjerta, CanaSa.
June i4 hrough 1 1. A bafcf3
goods sale will be held to brio
defray esprniea.
Hostesses for th evening KCrri
Mrs. Johnathoir Middleton, Mrs:
rarlene Paula,2io jnd Mrs. Rich
ard Kiggs.
Dinner and Snow
Held by Chapter
New summer fashions aere
featured et a style show Wednes
day evening at Mon Desir Dining
Inn bv Xi Mu chapter of Beta
Sigma Phi. Clothing shown was
from Rath S ana tne snoes irora
Picfc's of Medfbra. Mr. Bruno
Rath was the commentator for
the shoft' and member who ser
ved as models ere Mrs. Wilson
Slater, Mrs. BSaynard Paul. Mrs
Nils Edio. Mr. M. E. Goguey,
Mrs. William E. Prentis and
Mrs. Verl G. 'ft'slier.
Dinner W9 sorved to 45 mtm
bsrs ana euests. Mrs. Peup, Mrs.
Tregvell Turpin gnd Mr. Ru
itp Budreau had charge of the
program gnd dinner" frrgnge
ments. 0
Also durina? th evening; Mrs
John S. Nelson, assisted by Mrs.
Steve aimons, conducted a rit
ual cere'mony which conerred
tbe eximplar degree on Mrs. J.
B. Austin, Mrs. Helen Ashley,
Mrs. Larry O. Allen, Mrs. Ray
mond Mortoji, Mrs. Donald Luel,
Mrs. J. C. Chapman, Mrs. Austin
Murfay, Mrs. Marcus McKenzie,
Mrs. Gerald Adlfinger, Mrs. J.
R. Sullivan of iledford and Mrs.
William C. Lawrence of Ash
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Navy Mothers Plan
Annual Ceremony
Koaue Valiey Navy Mothers
club will meet at the home of
Mrs. C. R. aiexander, flO Al
mond street, Tuesday, gune 4,
at 10 a.m.
Installation of of f icers will be
field. Members attending are
asked to take their own tabh
service.
All mother of Navy, Marin
and Coast Guard personnel art
invited to attend.
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topis 6f gtea&xf rtletjf
"Karly Indian Lore'' will ta
desuwed hy Francis Hainw; r.,
of Sautkara Crown eollagte at
thE anaual aiea-ting ra' th
Scoifaara Osioa HsaariPti sa
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TOftftep KH be served at 8:30
p.m. in the Masonic temple0 in
decfegnnville. Officers-, will be
i elected end the year past ac
jtivities ill (ye reviewed by
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6jml8'rs ill tour the Jack
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