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Major and Mn. Floyd L. Whiteley, who returned to the United Slate recently after spending three year at Bit burg Air Force base in Germany, are in Medford as guests of Mrs. Whiteley's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Fritsch, 301 Crater Lake avenue. The Whiteley's three children, Deborah, 10, David. 8 and Teresa, 3, are also here and the older two have enrolled in school. Major Whiteley piloted an F100 fighter plane for t'e United Stales Air Force his first two years in Germany and for the last year was plans officer for Bitburg. largest tactical base the USAF has in Europe. He will leave Medford tomorrow to report for duty at Tyndall Field in Florida, with Mrs. Whiteley and the children remaining here for the present. In June the officer will report for duty in Texas, and the family will join him there. ' V Recognition Planned For Wesleyan Service Guilds Special recognition is being given the three units of Wes leyan Service guild by First Methodist church in observ ance ' of January as Guild month. Sunday, January 25, Mrs. Richard Stratton, vice-president of the Susannah Wesley unit, will speak briefly dur ing the church services. Ush ers for both services will be guild members and the guilds will be hostesses at the cof fee hour that morning. The Wesleyan Service guilds are organized within the Woman's Division of Christian Service of the Meth ' odist church to provide a ' channel through which em ployed women may partici pate in the Division program offering "spiritual enrich ment. Christian fellowship, and the opportunity to take an active part 'in developing a world Christian commu nity," it is stated. Guild meetings are held evenings' and week ends, times wnen the employed woman is usually free to at tend. The program of the Guild meets the needs and . interests . of the employed woman and helps her to make a specific contribution as a Christian citizen in her church and community, and in the business, industrial or professional field in which she works, according to Mrs. Charles Adamson, Medford, secretary of the Oregon Con ference Wesleyan Service guild. Miss Annette Gray is presi dent of Ruth Esther unit; Mrs. A. C. James of the Gladam son unit; and Miss Dixie Dix ' on of the Susannah Wesley unit. Each unit serves the local church and community as needed; members serve as ALL FLAT PIECES FINISHED! With this service, men's shirts finished for a slight additional charge, and every shirt is cello packaged. Phone SP 2-6165 For Free Pickup & Delivery MEDFORD d-ff - lis. : - vtV- ' - v 111 ill.- I church school teachers, as members of the commissions of the church, and on special committees. Pledges are made cauii year lowara tne sup port of mission work. This year special interests include public health work in India, cunic ana . public health work in Korea, and National College for Christian Work ers, Kansas City, Missouri. Foremost conference proj ect this year is the construc tion in Salem of the Louise Bunch-Beulah Faber Memo rial chapel at The. Methodist Home for senior citizens. This chapel is being built in honor of these two women whd gave a great deal of their time to the work of the Wesleyan Service guild and the Wom an s Society of Christian Service. The Methodist Home is a project of these organ izations. 1 In cooperation with the Woman's Society of Christian Service, Guild members re ceived credit in the foreign mission study class conducted in October by Miss Laura Heist, returned missionary from India, on "The Middle East." They participated in the Christian social relations study "Understanding Other matures" which was held in September. Plans are being made for a study course on "Isaiah" which Dr. Gertrude Boyd Crane, professor of re ligion at Pacific University, Forest Grove; will teach be ginning February 17. Mrs. L. A. White, associate secretary of the Eugene Dis trict, and a member of the Ruth Esther unit, is assisting with plans for the district meeting to be held in Klam ath Falls in March. mm KM It's Sensible to have your laundry done the professional way! , . Let us take over your washday chores! Dependable service, eco nomical prices, prompt pickup! ' Va Finish 10 lbs. $1.20 Each Additional Pound 12c and Beautiful Officers Elected ByDOKK Vayne O. Ralston, Grenada, Calif., was elected royal vizier for 1959 at a meeting of Fuhat Burkan temple, Dramatic Or der Knights of Khorassan, January 10, in the Pythian building here. Emil O. Johnson, Medford, was elected grand emir; P. Kenneth Bley, Yreka, Calif., sheik; Dan Kadin, mahedi; Joe W. Fritsch, reelected sec retary; Carl Fichtner, treasur er; Rae Jack, satrap; and Charles A. Lasher, sahib. A chili supper was pre pared and served by the temple's Eighth Order crew composed of LeRoy Cline, Francis Hibbard, Max. Hawks and Earl Locke. Edward Bost wick was general chairman. The newly elected officers will be installed by Imperial Representative G. Hugh Welsh, Grants Pass, in cere monies to be held jointly with Idella Rogue santha, Nomads of Avrudaka. An imperial san tha deputy and past regent, Mrs. Carl Fichtner, will in stall the nomads. The annual ceremonies will be held in the Pythian building here at 7:30 p.m. Saturday, February 7. Nomads to be installed are Mrs. LeRoy F. Cline, rani; Rae Jack, rajah; Mrs. Edward Bostwick, princess; Mrs. James Cech, pundita; Mrs. P. M. Aldredge, purahita; Mrs. Don Anderson, treasurer; Ed ward Bostwick, scribe; Mrs. Harry Bryant, director of work; Mrs. Dorothy Jack, rishi; Mrs. Rosa Young, and Mrs. Polly Offutt, warders, and Mrs. Rene Grosh, saman. , Entertainment f o r A h e DOKK meeting was provided by the Misses Rosemary To kar, Nancy Hopper, Sharon Laing and Louise Lull of the Colleen Hope studio who gave variety and ensemble dance numbers under Miss Hope's direction. Cake Decoration ' To Be Topic For Sams Valley Unit Sams Valley - Mrs. Milton Sanderson will demonstrate cake decorating to Sams Val ley Home Extension .unit members when they meet at her home Tuesday, January 20, at 10:30 a.m. Those who wish may bring cakes to be decorated. Any one planning to decorate a cake is asked to bring their own cake decorating kit. :' All members are reminded to bring their Boyd coffee can lids to this meeting. Luncheon committee is Mrs, Jerome Fitzgerald and Mrs. Ralph Ellis meat dish; Mrs. George Loftin and Mrs. Edgar Pleasant, salad; Mrs. Donald Elder, rolls -and but ter; Mrs. Ramsey Thomson, and Mrs. Milton Sanderson, dessert. ' 1 YOUR , , I ll'l I CHARGE y ACCOUNT V. kJl INVITED W d'W'AI Mr. and Mrs. David Wendell Deller (Landis photo) David Dellers Home From Honeymoorr in California Ashland - Mr. and Mrs. David Wendell Deller have re turned to Ashland after spend ing a honeymoon in Cali fornia, and have enrolled at Southern Oregon college for the winter term. Mrs. Deller is the former Tobjr Kay Fox, daughter of Mrs. William Em erson Fox, Hollywood, Calif., and the late Mr. Fox. The bridegroom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Paul Deller, Klam ath Falls. The Deller-Fox rites took place December 31 at First Methodist church, with the Rev. Herschel Hall officiating. The Rev. L. W. May gave the bride in marriage. The bride wore a gown of clipped Chantilly lace in rose pattern made with billowing skirt and close-fitting bodice. Her illusion veil was held by a filigree crown of seed pearls and she carried a white orchid on a white' Bible. Mrs. Eugene Long was ma-tron-of-hbnor and other at tendants were Miss Lois May and Mrs. William Sim, cousin of the bride from Albany, Ore." They wore pink chiffon frocks with velvet and pearl trim and carried pink carna tions encircled with frosted fir sprigs and Oregon grape. Kathy Hopkins, San Fran cisco, was flower girl and Robin Newport, Tangent, was ring bearer. Both are cousins of the bride. Miss Sally Schur man, Portland, and Miss Christina Leach, Ashland, lighted the candles. The flow er girl and candlelighters all wore pink chiffon frocks. M. E. Deller, Portland, was best man for his brother and George Brandt and James Southwell seated the guests. Mrs. Frank Davis was or ganistand soloists were Mrs. William Allen and Robert Schomp, Orange, Calif., cous in of the bride. Silvered evergreen, holly and cones decorated the church, and pink and white was the color theme for the reception, held in the Fire side room of the church. The bride's table was covered with a handmade cloth, a gift from her grandmother, Mrs. James Fox, Tangent. Mrs. Ralph Leach cut the wedding cake and Mrs. Lawrence May pour ed coffee. Mrs. Carlos Van rriEDroBD The Big Difference The Bloused Sheath .-'(... Tabak of California takes the straight -and narrow line of a sheath and blouses it . . . created in Tabak's Allurea-Lin . . . in delightful spring shades, heliotrope and mint green. 17 98 DRESS SWEATER Alexana beautifies as . nature intended Si7 Designed to maintain the natural acid bal ance to your skin, Alexana moisturizes, lub ricates and refreshes as no alkaline product ean. To help firm, tone and enhance, your com plexion as nature intended, use Alexana. $4, $5, $9, plus tax. Rebekahs Conduct Installation Cave Junction Mrs. Ray mond Heindenreich was in stalled noble grand of Mar guerite Rebekah lodge of Ker by in ceremonies held Wed nesday night at the Odd Fel lows hall. Installed to serve with her were Mrs. Wayne' Foster, vice grand; Mrs. Elwood Hussey, secretary; Mrs. James Rack nor, treasurer; Mrs. William Sowell, warden; Mrs. Dave Chamberlain, conductor; Mrs. Monte Heald, chaplain; Mrs. Hugh Foster, inside guardian; Clem Sauer, outside guardian, Mrs. Herbert Salvage, music ian;' Mrs. Clay Ramsey, color bearer; . Mrs. Harry Smith, right supporter to the noble grand;- Mrs. Jim Payne, left supporter; Mrs. George Thrasher, right supporter to vice grand; Mrs. Clem Sauer, left supporter, Mrs. John Brewer, active junior past no ble grand. Mrs. William Weingart, dis trict deputy president and in stalling officer, was assisted in the ceremony by Mrs. Alice Hogue, deputy marshall; Mrs. Lewis Hammer, deputy ward en; Mrs. Sam Bunch, deputy secretary; Mrs. Harry Smith, treasure; Clay Ramsey, chap lain; Mrs. Clifford Beeni, mu sician; and John Brewer ill s' de guardian. The new noble grand has appointed committees for the year. Mr. Alice llogue, Mrs. John Smith and John Brewer will serve as the finance committee; Mrs. Thrasher, Mrs. Irene McCasland and Mrs. Bunch, sickness and re lief committee; Mrs. Sophia Bunch and Mrs. Alice Hogue, hospitality committee; Mrs. William Weingart, good of the order and publicity chairman. Guests from the Medford lodge, Mrs. Pauline Hughes and Mrs. Arthur Keller, were introduced. Mrs. Heidenreich presented a past noble grand pin and a gift from the 1958 officers to the retiring noble grand, Vleet, Eugene served punch and Mrs. M. F. Deller, Port land, took charge of the guest book. For her daughter's wed ding Mrs. Fox wore a pink lace knit suit with matching sequin hat. The bridegroom's mother was attired in pink brocaded satin worn with small hat. For traveling the bride wore an ensemble of peacock blue with matching hat and fur jacket. . . The newlyweds are living at 415 Holly street, Ashland. The bride will be graduated from Southern Oregon col lege, in June, and Mr. Deller is a junior. Both young people are active in music and stu dent affairs on the campus. $14 98 Camp panes Planned By VFW Auxiliary Ladies' auxiliary to the Veterans of Foreign ..Wars, Oregon Department, is giving a dance at the Camp White Domiciliary Monday, Janu ary 19, at 8 pjn. in the theater building. Music will be furnished by the Local Musicians Union 597 with the Plantation Reb els and Rowley Mayo in charge. Those wishing transporta tion may take the bus at the Trailways depot at 7:30 pjn. - -. Ceremonies Held By Past Grands; Member Honored Mrs. Homer Vinzant was installed president of the Past Noble Grand club,. Olive Re bekah lodge, in a meeting held recently at Girls Com munity club. Others installed were Mrs. E. D. Dameron, vice presi dent; Mrs. Frank Chapman, secretary-treasurer; Miss Car oline Leader, . musician; Mrs. Rosa Young, chaplain; Mrs. Fred Daugherty, question box and Mrs. William Sweet, pub licity. Visiting committee mem bers installed include Mrs. P. M. Aldredge, Mrs. Frank Chapman, Mrs. E. T. Weed, and Mrs. Fred Daugherty. In stalling officers were Mrs. Dollie Love and Mrs. P. M. Aldredge. - Mrs. , Young was honored with a birthday cake and card and handkerchief show er. The cake, baked by Mrs. Clarence Jordan, was decor ated by Mrs: Vinzant. ' The next meeting will be February 12. Refreshment committee will include Mrs. Bess Thompson, Mrs. Iva Walden, Mrs. Connie Apple gate and Mrs. Donald Ivy. Mrs. Brewer. 'Refreshments were served at tables decorated in green ery and arrangements of coral berry by a committee of Mr. and Ms. John Brewer, Mrs. Clay Ramsey and Mrs. Harry Smith. Prices Choose From These Famous Names! Florsheim . Palizzios De Liso Debs Hill & Dale Town & Country Foot Flairs Geppetos Prices REDUCED To Clear! Joyce Lucky Strides Cirrane Natural Bridge Cobbler - A 10 MAIL TRIBUNE, Medfere', Oregon, Sunday, January It, 1M IA Chicken Casserole Mix 1 cup cubed chicken, 1 cup cooked green beans, 1 cup cooked noodles, 1 table spoon chopped scallion and V cup whole toasted almonds with 1 can cream of chicken soup. Put the mixture into a greased Vi quart casserole and sprinkle the top with but tered crumbs. Bake in a gas oven heated to 400 degrees TUS! WIND f WEATHER T AXT AM &f! Soc!Moisurizes! JLU 1 1U1N Large 12-oz. size reg. $2.00, NOW 6-oz. size reg. $1.00, HOW 5$f f 1 Hand Cream, 8 oz. reg. $2.00, VOW $1.04 JL-V 1 ,!' " ft mama dS;DS DTI Women's SHOES Reg. $18.95 ro $22.95 NOW REDUCED Reg. $13.95 to $16.95 NOW Reg. $11.95 to $13.95 NOW NOW on for 25 to 30 minutes. Serve) with a hearty fruit salad and ginger muffins. Serves 4. HELP US! We Need Clothine, Sheet, Dishes, Furniture. W Pick U. HELP OTHERS! The Salvation Army SPring 3-7335 WAIIISCOTT'S PHARMACY 322 EAST MAIN $0)90 Again! II Slippers Reg. $2.99 to $6.95 $00-$88-$288 IA8N0IY I fttY ClEANEtS Dry Cleaning MAIN AND BARTLETT STREETS PHONE SP 2-6428 "AS IF BY MAGIC" Medford, Oregon Main and Bartlett Streets Phone SP 2-6428 30-32 N. Riverside
