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: MEDFORD (OREGON) Art ' " v -t i' A ' "1 1 -1- f' A J i 49 7 'Si V, 7 V' i, . Mr. and Mrs. fAshland ICeremony fWeds Pair C Ashland Miss Marsha Den I Ico rbrv hpfamp thf bride of Thomas Lee Ferte in a double ring ceremony held r Sunday, December 29, at irst C Methodist church, Ashland. The Rev. Ross Knotts offici l ated at the 2:30 o'clock after- roon ceremony attended by 1 125 relatives and friends. t The bride is a daughter of ; Jlr. and Mrs. J. R. Clary, 233 ; Granite street, Ashland. The l bridegroom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Ferte, Albu ' querque, N.M. ! Baskets of white chrysan themums and ev ergreen boughs cecorated the church for the ceremony. Miss Edna Dougherty played the wed k ding music and accompanied Miss Arlieta Knowles, solo- r 1st. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a white : tulle and lace oyer satin dress fashioned with lace bodice and lace insertsi n the bouffant t: skirt. Her veil was fingertip t- length and she carried a white orchid on a white Bible with satin ribbons and bouvardia. I. Miss Peggy O'Keefe was honor attendant for the bride and Miss Linda Madison was bridesmaid. They wore white brocade sheath dresses with - back detail of red chiffon pan Z els and wore matching red 2 headbands and red satin r pumps. They carried red satin muffs with white flowers. t Little Becky Taylor was flow- er girl for her aunt. - William T. Bebber, Albuque f rque, served as best man while : Harold Edick, Brookings, Ore. ; Robert Burelson. Sacramento, Califs brother-in-law of the I bride, Robert Wright, and - Richard Taylor, brother-in-law I of the bride, seated the guests. Z Following the wedding a re- ception was given by Mrs. t Murl O'Keefe in the fireside i room at the church. Miss Judy - Schoft assisted by Miss Miki O'Keefe cut and served the wedding cake while Miss Con .Z nie Kimsey and Miss Sherry Taylor poured the punch. Miss t Beverley Barksdale and Miss Mary Gayle Hodgins were at J the gift table. 2 Following a wedding trip t to California the couple are making their home in Ash " land. The bride attended Ash- - land High school and South em Oregon college. She is em- ployed as a secretary at Busch - Baker Insurance C agency. Ashland. Mr. Ferte I - nttenHpd Albuaueraue public " schools and it a student at - Southern Oregon college. r . V I Doctor Advises Contact Lenses Z For Pretty Eyes - Oxford, Miss. TP If the nation's most fashionable wo- - men all turn green-eyed this r year, envy won't have any- thing to do with it. "? For any woman, according - to Dr. George N. Jessen, can r have pretty eyes. t The secret, said Dr. Jessen, - Is contact lenses tinted any t color mi-lady may desire. Ident of a Chicago contact lens manufacturine firm, "is the v unuorm luiui ul wumeii uum I coast to coast, whether they're f housewives or Hollywood r stars. All at" the same time, 51 cities in South America re : ceive United Press news dis- MAIL TRIBUNE Thomas Lee Ferte Hostesses Give Party at Trail Shady Cove Trail Mrs. Gary Monical, Trail, was guest of honor at a shower given at the home of Mrs. Clyde Stafford, Trail. Mrs. Oscar Hanson, Trail and Mrs. Ed Brown and Mrs. Dale Sawyer, Shady Cove, were co-hostesses. Games were played with prizes being won bv Mrs. Bert Graven and Mrs. Carl Scott. Andther prize was won by Mrs. Jack Carl ton. The Eifts included a bassi nette given by several women of St. Martin's guild. The cake served was made and decorated by Mrs. Frankie Sheppard. Guests nresent were Mrs. Monical's mother, Mrs. Ros coe Alexander, Sunny Valley, Ore here sister and nephew, Mrs. Allan Stumbo and son, David, also of Sunny Valley and the Mesdames Morris Rush. William Masey. Oscar Hanson. U. R. Wagler, Bert Graven, Clyde Stafford.-Allan Rodgers, A. Myklebye, Jack Carlton, Richard Eastin, Carl Scott, Barry Campbell, Ar thur Hume and Lewis Dues- enberry, Trail; Mesdames Dolf Larson. Jim Hopkins, Max Hawks, Carroll Watson, Robert Vincent, Margaret Walker. Ed Brown, Dale Saw yers, Ed Learning, Clarence Zawadzki. Joe Waltz, all of Shady Cove; Mrs. Ralph Lane of King Citv. Calif, and Mrs. Allan Brand horst, Camp White. Mrs. Monical and her hus band came to the Trail com munity last fall. He is the music and band instructor for schools. To Meet on Tuesday Rogue Valley Navy Mothers will gather at the Girls Com munity club Tuesday, Jan uary 21, for an all day meet ing starting at 10 a.m. A cov ered dish luncheon will be served at noon. All mothers of Navy, Marine, and Coast Guard personnel are invited to attend. . 1 Confused (j About Your Next Move? CALL DAVIS! Don't let moving get you down. Why not CALL DAVIS? Most people do. Davis' service is tops . . . Davis charges are mush lower than you'd expect. Next time CALL DAVIS for the best move of your life. 1M Medford-139 South Fir AshIand-240 4th St. BEKINS AGENT FOR MEDFORD AND ASHLAND Sunday, January 19, 1938 Valentine Party Planned by Club; Degree Conferred Plans for a valentine party Monday, February 10, were made at a business session of Scottish Rite Women's club held Monday evening in the Masonic temple, with Mrs. George D. Osier, president, presiding. Mrs. Osier appoint ed Mrs. Frank Salyers general chairman for the affair. Others serving on the com mittee will be Mrs. Fred Graten, Mrs. James A. Grigs by, Mrs. Gertrude Winning ham and Mrs. George W. Thomas, Ashland. The party will be a potluck dinner at 6:30 p.m. Mrs. Osier appointed Mrs. Herbert L. Alford, Mrs. Fred A. Purdin and Mrs. Salyers on the nominating commit tee, and Mrs. Ralph Lue and Mrs. Alford on the committee for amendments. Past presidents of the club will be honored with a noon luncheon March 10 in the Ma sonic temple. After the business meeting, cards were played and a spe cial award was given Mrs Osier. Scottish Rite Masons held a stated meeting in the Lodge of Perfection, with Venerable Master Knute H. Lindgren officiating, and a stated meet ing in the Chapter of Rose Croix, with Wisemaster Wil lard E. Hunter presiding. The thirteenth degree of Scottish Rite Freemasonry presented by Menno S. Bach- mann and cast, under the di rection of Knute H. Lindgren Special honor was given Fred A. Purdin, who received the rank and decoration of 33 degree, inspector general hon orary, of the Ancient and Ac cepted Scottish Rite Decem ber 28 in the Scottish Rite temple in Portland. There were 359 men in the southern jurisdiction who re ceived this decoration, and Mr. Purdin was one of 10 from the State of Oregon. Members were elected to receive this honor by the Su preme Council of the Scot tish Rite, at a meeting in Washington, D. C, last Octo ber. The rank and decoration are given to members for work performed by them. Ralph Lue and John J. Kennedy, who both already hold the 33 degree, attended the ceremony from Medford. The men joined the ladies for coffee and hot cherry turnovers following Monday's meeting. The committee for the eve ning was Mrs. Verna McCal lister, Mrs. Verl G. Walker, Mrs. Melvin Krows and Mrs Ross McVay, Grants Pass. The next meeting will be January 27, at 8 p.m. in the Masonic temple with Mrs, Fred W. Scheffel as chair man. All Scottish Rite Masons' wives, widows, mothers, daughters and sisters are wel come to attend. 4 Meetings Announced For Lodge and Club Olive Rebekah lodge will meet Monday, January 20, at 8 pjn. at the Odd Fellows hall. Refreshment committee will include Mrs. John Small, Mrs. A. R. Farnsley, Mrs. Ella Russell and Mrs. Catherine Sowell. Beehive club of the Rebekah lodge will meet Wednesday, January 22, at 12:30 p.m. for potluck lunch eon at the home of Mrs. Earl Scripter, 727 West Fourth street. New members will be initiated at the meeting. TRANSFER AND STORAGE CO. Crating & Packing Phone SP 2-6273 Phone MU 2-8552 r"" ' "F.....-..M.., . ... i 1 ...... -.i. . ii. .11 ii i Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Pernell, 286 Vista avenue, Medford, celebrated their golden wedding anniversary at an open house held at the home of their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Gertson, Ashland. The event also observed the Gerlson's silver wedding anniversary. (Hall photo) Valley Couples Celebrate Two IV adding Anniversaries The golden wedding an niversay of Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Pernell 286 Vista avenue, Medford, was observed Dec ember 29, with open house at the home of their son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Peter Gertson, Ashland. The open house also observed silver wedding anniversary of the Gertsons. The living room was decor ated in gold, silver and white. At one end of the room an 8-feet spruce Christmas tree was covered with snow and decorated with gold roses and snowflakes. The mantel above the fireplace had a tree made of silver foil with blue lights and angel hair, making a background for a white ma donna and tiny white angels. The table in the dining room was laid with a lace cloth over gold. The punch bowl in the center was en circled with evergreens and gold and sliver roses. At one end of the table was a cake trimmed with white roses and i i Y MEDFORD ft OVER 3000 YARDS OF DRAPERY FABRIC SPECIALLY PURCHASED FOR THIS ALL NEW PATTERNS! MANY gold leaves and topped with a white heart and two love birds holding a golden "50". At the other end with a "25" in silver. After the first pieces of cake were cut by Mr. and Mrs. Pernell and Mr. and Mrs. Gertson, Mrs. Howard Per nell, Klamath Falls, and Mrs. Milton Pernell, Grants Pass, continued cutting the cakes. Mrs. Barbara Gertson Bart lett, Portland, granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Pernell, pre sided at the champagne punch bowl. The other three grand daughters, Linda of Klamath Falls and Dale and Beverly of Grants Pass served approxim ately 50 guest who called dur ing the afternoon. For this occasion Mrs. Per nell was attired in powder blue lace over taffeta. Her corsage was of tiny yellow rosebuds with golden rib bons. Mrs. Gertson was dres sed in black lace with a cor sage of white carnations and CHOOSE from special purchase fabrics . . . better fabrics you've seen for dollars more ! ENJOY tailoring in the finest tradition ! JUST BRING US your whidow measurements . . . leave the rest to Eenney's! A' Royal Neighbor Loclge Holds Ceremony Thursday Evening Mrs. Carl Pearson was in- Miss Karen Hugdahl and stalled oracle of Mistletoe Miss Sharon Hugdahl sang a Camp, Royal Neighbors of duet. Several selections were America at the camp's instal- sung by the Elsie Alexander lation ceremony January 16 at the Fythian hall. Also installed were Mrs. Ethel Latham, past oracle; Mrs. Keith Pace, vice-oracle; Mrs. Wynn Arnold, chancel lor; Mrs. David Fraysher, re corder; Mrs. Irvin Patten, re ceiver; Mrs. I. V. Lawrence Jr., marshal; Mrs. William Russell, assistant marshal; Mrs. Tom Mee, inner sentinel; Mrs. Frank Gidney, outer sentinel; Mrs. Charles Hen dry, manager; Mrs. Floyd Beuiley, musician, and Mrs. Robert Gilmon, assistant mu sician. Installing officers for the ceremony were Mrs. Blaine Shirley, installing officer; Mrs. Irvin Patten, ceremonial marshal; Mrs. I. V. Lawrence Jr., assistant ceremonial mar shal; Mrs. Russell Zundel, chancellor; . Mrs. J. V. Law rence, inner sentinel; Mrs. Gilman and Mrs. Robert L. Merritt, musicians. The five graces are Miss Blanche Arnold, faith; Mrs. Charles Hendry, courage; Mrs. Anna McCormick, mod esty; Mrs. Earl Coss, unself ishness; Mrs. Tom Lynch, en durance. Flag bearer is Mrs. Ruby Mallory and Mrs. Del bert Ross, juvenile director, with Mrs. Tom Mee, captain of the degree staff. Following the installation ceremonies a program was held. A solo was given by Mrs. Larry Juniper, Mrs. J. R. Seiler gave a reading, and silver ribbons. Both couples received many cards and gifts, with messages from friends in far-away places. Long distance tele phone calls came from Louis points. Mr. and Mrs. Pernell were married in Osyaka, Miss. Dec ember 30, 1907 and lived in that vicinity until 1921 when they moved their family west. Mr. and Mrs. Gertsons were married in Medford Decemb er 30, 1932. iana, Ontario, Canada, south ern California and other You Buy No Extra NEW FABRICS! smmm "Blue Notes" who are Tom Troxel, Dean Casebolt and Bill Beer. The district deputy, Mrs. Clayton Walker, was wel comed along with members from the Ashland and Jack sonville camps. Mrs. Donna Taylor, fifty year member, and Mrs. J. G. Niss, Elgin, 111., a guest mem ber, both spoke. For the ceremony the hall was decorated with purple and white. The evening closed with refreshments served bv Mrs. Harry Miller, Mrs. Joe ; rungsiey, Mrs. Arthur John son, Mrs. Faye Hall and Mrs. Rowena Varner. Mary Pat Lucy To Be Speaker Miss Mary Pat Lucy, Jack son county extension agent for home economics, will speak for the next meeting of Rogue Valley Handweav ers' guild. The session will be held Tuesday, January 21, at 8 p.m. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Oestreich, 30 South Central avenue. All weavers are invited to attend. -4 Meeting Announced For Service Guild Ruth Esther Wesleyan Serv ice Guild will meet in the librarv room of the First Methodist church, Monday, January 20, at 7:30 p.m. Des sert will be served preceding the meeting. 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