FOUR MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE
Sunday, December 29, 1957
Lacy Named Head For Lodge
Don Lacy, faculty member at
Crater High school, was elected
chancellor commander of Med
ford Knights of Pythias at a re
cent meeting.
Olaf Ohrman was re-elected
vice-chancellor; Daniel Kadin,
prelate; James P. O'Duane, mas
ter of work; Ed Bostwick, secre
tary; Ora E. G. Myers, financial
secretary; J. Baker Yarbrough,
treasurer; LeRoy F. Cline, mas
ter at arms; Roland G. Beach,
inner guard; Earl Locke, outer
guard; and Joe W. Fritsch, pub
licity chairman.
Trustees are O'Duane, three
years; Bostwick, two years; and
Walter W. Ferguson of Central
Point, one year.
The rank of Esquire was con
ferred upon a class of pages last
Monday by the Knights of Pyth
ias and the rank of Knight is
icheduled for January 6. The
group approved a check for mem
bership in the Medf ord high band
booster club.
The annual Christmas party of
. the Knights of Pythias and Pyth
'ian Sisters was held Dec. 23.
I Eighty adults and children at-
! tended the event which began
I with a potluck dinner followed
by a program of carol singing.
Ed" Mann portrayed Santa
Claus and distributed candy and
apples to the children, including
the Pythian Sunshine Girls and
Boy Scout troop 16 who were
special guests. Mrs. Bostwick was
in charge of the program.
Joint installation of the 1958
officers of the Knights and
Pythian Sisters is tentatively set
for Monday, January 13, with
District Deputy Grand Chancel
lor Ray Newman, Grants Pass,
as installing officer for the men
and Past Chiefs Hazel Anderson
and Isobel Thomas of Ashland
for the women's group.
A meeting of the Knights of
Pythias will be held Monday at
8 p.m. in the Pythian building.
George Fisk and Baker Yar
brough are in charge of the cof
fee and social hour.
TOTS-TO-TEENS
PRE-INVENTORY
CONTINUES THIS WEEK WITH ADDED VALUES EVERY DAY
. . . STOCKS MUST BE REDUCED BEFORE YEAR END INVEN
TORY SO FORMER PRICES HAVE BEEN REDUCED 25 TO 50
... ALL CHILDREN NEED LOTS OF CLOTHES FOR WINTER
WEAR AND HERE IS YOUR CHANCE TO SAVE . . .
VCOATS & N
CAR COATS"
Every single coat in the m
store reduced to clear . . ZQQ
also jackets for winter M
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party dresses t . 00 II
sizes from 1 thru"
pre-teen . . too many . H I I
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X"SHOES
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Bi year end clearance on slippers and shoes of
I i many different kinds . . . broken lots ...
1 99 2" 99
I I "Skirts & Sweators" I J
Drastic reductions on girls skirts and sweaters ...
many styles and materials to select from ... II
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Pajamas Cts
$1.99 .70
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ENDS TABLE"
A big table of surprises . . K (fif
dozens of articles that I
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I I "Blouses Shirts" J
1 1 Girls blouses and boys shirts and T shirts ...
many many styles and sizes left in these groups
. . all at wonderful savings ... II
Rayon Panties . . 3 for 1.00
Robes . . . ... . 2.99 up
LEON'S
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105 East Main
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Mr. and Mrs. David W. Bigham
Bigham-Hansen Wedding
Held at Church of Christ
Central Church of Christ
was the setting Saturday, De
cember 21, for the seven o'clock
evening wedding of Miss Ellen
Elizabeth Hansen and David W.
Bigham. The bride is a daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Han
sen, route 3, box 86C1, Medford.
Mr. Bigham is a son of Mr. and
Mrs. Leslie J. Bigham, 122 Big
ham drive, Central Point.
John Bigham of the Church
of Christ, Crescent City, Calif,,
officiated at the ceremony at
tended by more than 100 rela
tives ( and friends. Mr. Bigham
is a brother of the bridegroom.
John Hansen, brother of the
bride, and George Caldwell, San
Jose, were soloists. Miss Melody
Pierce played the piano wedding
music. Holly, greenery and can
delabra decorated the church for
the ceremony.
Given in marrige by her fath
er, the bride wore a white slip
per satin gown trimmed with
lace and her white veil fell from
a beaded crown. She carried a
gardenia corsage on a white
Bible.
Mrs. Albert Versic, Eureka,
Calif., was honor attendant for
her sister. Other attendants were
Miss Kathyrn Wood and Mrs.
John Bigham, sister-in-law of the
bridegroom, Crescent City. Mrs.
Versic wore a blue frock and
carried pink carnations. The at
tendants wore frocks of yellow
and lavender and both carried
white carnations. Little Lynn
Versic was flower girl for her
aunt and David Versic was ring
bearer.
Larry Bigham, who was home
on leave from the U. S. Air
Force stationed in Mississippi,
served as best man for his broth
er. Kenneth Bigham, cousin of
the bridegroom, Sams Valley,
and John Hasen, brother of the
bride, seated the guests.
Following the ceremony a re
ception was held at the church.
Miss Beverly Beck cut and
served the wedding cake and
Miss Charlene Schrader presided
at the punch bowl. Miss Jane
Saunders was in charge of the
guest book.
For her daughter's wedding
Mrs. Hansen wore a grey gab
ardine dress with white acces
sories. Mrs. Bigham chose a pink
knit suit with black accessories.
They both had white carnation
corsages.
The couple will make their
home in San Jose, Calif., follow
ing a wedding trip to the coast.
For her traveling attire the bride
chose a peacock blue suit with
white accessories.
The bride is a graduate of
Medford High school. The bride
groom is a graduate of Crater
High school.
Kaiser-Goode Ceremony Held
At Eagle Point Bible Church
Eagle Point Eagle Point
Community Bible church was
the, setting Saturday, December
21, for the seven o'clock even
ing wedding of Miss Patricia
Anne Goode and Michael James
Kaiser. The bride is a daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Goode,
Shady Cove. Mr. Kaiser is a
son of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Kaiser,
Eagle Point.
The Rev. Joseph Munshaw of
ficiated at the double-ring can
dlelight ceremony attended by
150 relatives and friends. Bas
kets of yellow and white chry
santhemums and greenery decor
ated the church for the wedding.
Yellow and white satin bows
marked the pews. Decorations
were by Mrs. William Shepherd
and Mrs. Floyd Kelley. Mrs.
Munshaw played the traditional
organ wedding music and Mrs.
Darwin Bevens, aunt of the
bride, Prospect, was soloist.
Given in marriage by her
father, the bride wore a white
Chantilly lace over taffeta frock
fashioned with tiered waltz
length skirt and matching bolero.
Her veil was fingertip length and
she carried a bouquet of pink
rosebuds and white lily-of-the-valley.
Miss Patti Clave was honor at
tendant and bridesmaids were
Actors Married
In Arizona Rites
Phoenix, Ariz. HP) Movie
stars Natalie Wood and Robert
Wanger Jr. were married Satur
day in nearby Scottsdale in cere
monies attended only by mem
bers of the couple's families and
close friends. The bride wore a
white lace gown with a cowl
veil covering hef head and
shoulders.
The newlyweds left immedi
ately to honeymoon in New York
and Florida. Ceremonies were
conducted by the Rev. Frank
Knaus at the Scottsdale Meth
odist church.
The 19-year-old bride has just
completed a motion picture tit
led"Kings Go Forth." Her maid
of honor was actress Barbara
Gould while the bridegroom's
father was best mant.
Fresh bread crumbs make a
moist stuffing, day-old bread a
medium-moist dressing and toast
ed crumbs make a dry crunchy
type.
Miss Edna Gray and Miss Glenda
Swanson. They wore nylon net
frocks in pastel colors with
matching bouquets of small yel
low and white chrysanthemums.
Little Debbie Bergren was
flower girl and Michael Bevens,
cousin of the bride, served as
ring bearer.
Gary Kaiser served as best
man for his brother while Neil
Dusenberry and Monte Axtell,
both Trail, seated the guests.
Following the ceremony a re
ception was held in the church
parlor. Pink and white carna
tions and ferns decorated the ta
bles. Assisting at the reception
were Mrs. Nell Goode, Prospect,
and Mrs. Zella Tullis, grand
mothers of the bride, Miss Suzie
Chubb, Miss Frances Johnson
and Miss Linda Eccleston.
Following a wedding trip to
the Oregon coast the couple will
live at Shady Cove. The bride
attended Prospect elementary
school and Eagle Point High
school. The bridegroom attended
Eagle Point Hhigh school and is
employed by Steve Wilson Lum
ber company.
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Mother Here
Mrs. Judd Greenman of Port
land is spending the holidays in
Medford with her son and daughter-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. E. H.
Greenman and family, Aloha
avenue. The visitor is a house
guest of Mrs. E. H. Greenman's
mother, Mrs. M. M. Snider, 406
Barnes avenue.
CALENDAR
Calendar notices and news for
the society section of The Mail
Tribune must be submitted In
writing and deadline for the Sun
day edition Is 1 cm Friday Dead
line for the weekly calendar is
jn. of the day of publication and
for week day news is 6 pjn. the
day before publication.
Monday:
7:30 p.m. 4-H member hol
iday party, courthouse auditor
ium, Medford.
8 p.m. Degree of Honor
Lodge, Knights of Pythias hall.
Tuesday:
8:30 p.m. Pioneer Dance
club, Kershaw square.
9 p.m. Medford Elk's New
Year's eve party, Elks temple.
9 p.m. Rogue Valley Coun
try club New Year's eve ball, at
club.
Thursday:
1 p.m. Westside Extension
unit, home of Mrs. Bill Rambo,
Ross Lane.
2 p.m. Medford Garden
club, courthouse auditorium.
8 p.m. Adarel chapter, OES
Jacksonville Masonic temple.
Cooked turkey and stuffing
should be stored separately in
the refrigerator.
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and Nelly Dons
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Mr. John Junior
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FURNITURE
CARPETS
DRAPES
Reg.
Amount Living Room Furniture
l-LOUNGE CHAIR $149.50
1-Green Quilted Provincial CHAIR 159.50
1-3-Piece French Provincial SECTIONAI . 750.00
1 - Beige Provincial LOVE SEAT 199.50
2- Purple Velvet OCCASIONAL CHAIRS ea. 69.95
1-Rose Frieze 2-Pc. LIVING ROOM SUITE.... : 479.50
1-Green 2-Pc Provincial LIVING ROOM SUITE 499.50
1-Biege SWIVEL ROCKER'..'.... 1 14.50
1-Beige Tweed ENGLANDER BED 'N SOFA ' 279.50
1-Green Metalic SOFA BED : 1. 369.50
1-Beige Traditional SOFA 299.50
1 - Black Plastic SOFA 379.50
2- Swivel ROCKERS , ea. 109.50
1-Brown Tweed SOFA 349.50
1 -Turquoise Linen SOFA 349.50
1-Gold Tweed LOUNGE CHAIR 1 19.50
1-Blue Tweed LOUNGE CHAIR 179.50
1-Floral Quilted SOFA 499.50
1-Maple Arm SOFA 219.50
Occasional Tables Reg.
l-PINE COFFEE TABLE $ 59.95
1-PINE LAMP TABLE 29.95
l-PINE DESK and SWIVEL CHAIR 1 19.90
1-3-Pc Marble Top Occasional TABLE GROUP 239.65
1- French Provincial COCKTAIL TABLE 69.95
2- Walnut LAMP TABLES pr. 79.90
NOW
$ 99.95
99.95
599.50
129.50
pr. 99.95
399.50 f
399.50
99.95
219.95
"279.9
219.50
299.50
ea. 89.95
219.95
- 219.95
75.00
99.95
299.50
179.95
NOW
$ 39.95
14.95
79.95
179.95
49.95
pr. 59.95
DRAPERY FABRICS
7 Patterns Only. Limited Quantity.
Values to 6.95 Now
'Yd. $ I 95
WOOL CARPETS
8 Rolls Only.
Reg. 10.95 sq. yd.
Now sq. yd.
$8.95
BEDROOM FURNITURE
Z Heavy Pine Twin Beds,
reg 54.95 ea. pr.
1 Large Maple Chest of
Drawers, reg. 174.50
2 Large Maple Night Stands,
reg. 59.95 ea. ea.
1 Oak Chest of Drawers,
reg. 89.95
1 Oak Chest of Drawers,
reg. 79.95
2 Oak Twin Beds,
reg. 59.95 ea. ea
1 Oak Double Bed,
reg. 59.95
1 French Provincial double
Bed, reg. 89.95
1 5-Piece Solid Elm Bedroom AAQ QR
Suite, reg. 509.50 "WSJi?!!
1 4-Piece Modern Birch Bed. AQQ QC
room Suite, reg. 629.50 UJaiBU
1 5-Piece Walnut Bedroom CAQ QR
Suite, reff. 622.00 iWJIiilil
1 5-Piece Provincial Twin O I ft Rf
79.95
99.95
39.95
69.95
59.95
45.00
45.00
59.95
Bedroom Suite, reg. 479.50 1
Dining Room & Dinette Sets
499.95
279.95
149.50
149.50
99.50
89.95
65.00
99.95
39.95
49.95
1 8-Piece French Provincial
Dining Suite, reg. 639.50
1 8-Piece Italian Provincial
Dininr Suite, ret. 359.50
1 5-Piece Chrome Craft
Dinette Set, reg. 179.50
1 5-Piece Chrome Craft
Dinette Set. reg. 194.50
1 5-Pc. Round Chrome Craft
Dinette Set, reg. 129.50
1 5-Pc. Oak Dinette Set
reg. 127.75
1 Oak Hutch Dinette Set,
reg. 99.75.
1 5-Piece Round Pine Dinette
Set, reg. 171.50
2 Pine Benches, 6 ft. long,
reg. 39.95 ea. pr,
1 Pine Dinette Chairs,
reg.
71.80 set
Mattresses and Box
TWIN SIZE
2 Sets Only,
reg. 119.90 set
2 Sets Only.
reg. 99.00 set
4 Sets Only,
reg. 69.95
2 Sets Only Airfoam,
reg. 129.50
FULL SIZE
.3 Sets Only,
reg. 79.95
2 Sets Only,
reg. 69.95
1 Mattress Only,
reg. 49.50
1 Box Spring Only,
reg. 49.50
Springs
79.95
69.95
49.50
99.00
59.95
40.53
20.S5
29.C3
20 BED SPREADS
Twin and Full Size,
Reg. 12.95 to 69.50
New
25
O OFF
60
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LAMPS
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set
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