Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, January 10, 1960, Image 17

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Newspaper Page TextV V Mr. and Mrs. Floyd E. Dar land, 922 Park street, an nounce the engagement of their daughter. Ann Marie, to Walter A. Graff III, son of Mrs. Florence Graff, 133 White Oak drive, and Walter A. Graff, Jr., Hillside drive. Miss Darland is a senior at St. Mary's High school. Her fiance is a graduate of Med' ford High school. A late sum mer wedding is planned. MARSHALL'S Carpet Cleaning Aids WATER STAINS In case of flooding or excessive spilling, vacuum and sponge ex cess wafer ouf of carpet. Wring out turkish towels and cover wet area. Call a professional cleaner for further assistance. Prompt action may prevent per manent stains. Let us consult with yon about a yearly carpet cleaning service. Carpet Cleaning Furniture Cleaning Bob Marshall's Floorcovering Service 127 N. Riverside SP 3-6587 Hansons Tell Betrothal News Talent-Mr. and Mrs. Edwin C. Hanson, 103 North Front street, announce the engage ment of their daughter, Julie Corine, to Gerald D. Baer, son of Mrs. Robert Hill, Tal ent, and Claude Baer, Cres cent City, Calif. Miss Hanson, a graduate of Talent High school, is a sopho more in secondary education at Southern Oregon college. Her fiance, also a graduate of Talent High school, is em ployed at Evans Products at Gold Beach. They have set no wedding date. I - - i Miss Julie Hanson (Memory Lane photo) Chapter to Hear Foreign Students Reinhart Kostlin and Ther esa Inglin, foreign exchange students attending Medford High school, will present a program for Chapter AA, PEO Sisterhood, at a meeting Wednesday, January 13, at the home of Mrs. R. J. Cun ningham, 24 North Groveland avenue. Mrs. T. G. Polk and Mrs. C. C. Furnass will assist the hostess. Miss Lynne Smith Tell Engagement Of Lynne Smith, David McClurg Jr. Jacksonville - Mrs. Marie V. Smith, 503 Academy St., announces the engagement of her daughter, Lynne, to David McClurg Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. D. E. McClurg, Phoenix. Miss Smith is a senior at Medford High school and her fiance is stationed at Fort Ord, Calif., with the United States Army Reserve. No date has been set for their wedding. Couple to Marry In March Rites Camp White-Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Apparcel, Camp White, announce the engage ment of their daughter, Claire, to Monte Axtell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ranald Axtell, Trail. Their wedding is to take place March 12 in the Com munity church in Eagle Point. Miss Apparcel attended Grants Pass High school and Milo Academy, Canyonville. Her fiance was graduated from Eagle Point High school and is employed by Steve Wilson. ' Food Acreage Washington Two-fifths of America's tilled land produces 75 per cent of its food. ACS Committee Members Receive 1960 Assignments Members of the Medford committee of the American Cancer society received their 1960 assignments at the Janu ary meeting of the commit tee. Mrs. John S. Day, a dis trict commander of the ACS, heads the local group. Mrs. Day reminded the members of the three-pronged program against cancer- education, service, and research. Education is carried on through the use of public media, through film showings, and through the wide distribu tion of various pamphlets about cancer. Mrs. L. Scott Ellis will take charge of the educational literature, with Mrs. Russell Barnes, Mrs. B Brandt Bartels, and Mrs. Eu gene Meyerding to assist in its distribution. Mrs. Warren Bayliss will arrange programs using the numerous educa tional films about cancer. She is contacting organized groups in the valley to set dates for the presentation of this mate rial. Dr. Abner Clark is in charge of the films for the Jackson County unit of the American Cancer society, and he asks program chairmen to contact Mrs. Bayliss if they would like him to show some films to their organizations. Radio, television, and newspapers re ceive suitable material and current information from the national headquarters of the ACS. Local publicity is han dled by Mrs. Ray L. Caster line. Loan Closet As in previous years, Mrs. Ray Frisbie will head the service committee. She will be assisted by Mrs. Thomas Bolton and Mrs. Richard Schwann. Information about the loan closet that the com mittee maintains, and re quests for dressings or for available home services may be arranged by these commit tee members. Mrs. Casterline and Mrs. Schwann are representatives of the. committee at the Jack son County Unit board meet ings. - Mrs. Fred A. Lewis .will as sist Mrs. Mahr Reymers, ex ecutive secretary for the county unit, with the office organization. , Mrs. Fred Burich remains in charge of memorials. Mrs. Ralph Thompsen main tains the records of the Med ford committee, Mrs. Bartels serves as secretary, and Mrs Barnes and Mrs. Ralph Odell are responsible for contacting the members monthly. - Mrs. N. James Wilson and Mrs. Shcwahn will be co chairmen of the annual silver tea at Hillcrest. As yet, the date for this social event of spring has not been set. Other members of the Med ford Committee, who assist on several committees through out the year, are: Mrs. L. W. Bates, Mrs. Ivan Harrington, Mrs. Darrell Miller, Mrs. Fred Spiegelberg, Mrs. John Weisel. Woman Reelected Club President Gold Hill - Mrs. Gervas Southall was re-elected presi dent of the Gold Hill Garden club at the December session of the group held at the home of Mrs. William Fields. Mrs. Adrian Anderson was co hostess. Others elected at this time were Mrs. J. G. Kofahl, vice president, and Mrs. George Dorman, secretary-treasurer. Guests were Miss Barbara Brown, Sams Valley, Mrs. Clayton Fields, Mrs. Linabelle Deck, and Mrs. L. O. Chaplin all of Rogue River. Mrs. Ferd Jones will be hostess for a meeting of the group Friday, January 15, at 1 p.m. at her home on Sixth avenue. Mrs. Southall will be co-hostess. . SPECIAL CLOSEOUT BUYS! FOR INFANTS AND TODDLERS SPECIAL! INTERCEL COMFORTER Doubles as a crib and dress-up blanket! Acetate tricot filled ith white ace tate. Gives baby comfort able warmth. 36 m 00 h 50 InrhPC Whit 1 OO mrj " - .. nastels. YOU GET SIX BIRD'S-EYE COTTON DIAPERS FOR QQg Strong, medium weight, Highly absorbent. Six 27 inch by 27 inch dia pers. Hemmed edges, pack. YOU GET THREE PULLOVER SHIRTS kr 88c Soft, quality combed cotton. Sized by weight for proper fit. Strong seams. Sizes 1 to. 3. Stock up now! YOU GET THREE COTTON TRAINING PANTS FOR ggc Double body, triple crotch. Elastic in leg openings. Fully cut to our rigid specifications. Sizes 1 to 3. YOU GET THREE WATER PROOF PANTS FOR Plastic coated circular knit rayon. Elasticized waist and legs. Sizes 1 to 3. Choice of white, pink, blue, maize. CLOSEOUT! CRIB MATTRESS Fluffy cotton felt insula tion is pure comfort for baby's tender little body! Sturdy, vinyl coated cot ton covering in QftR cute prints. Water repellent, of course! SAVE! 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Kir by, 29 Windsor avenue, and two sons, Bill, 11, and Jim my, 8, left Saturday by plane for the Virgin Islands where they will make their home on St. Thomas Island. Mr. Kirby, who was a divi sion officer here with the Ore gon Washington Telephone company, will be operations vice president of the Virgin Island Telephone corporation, a subsidiary of International Telephone and Telegraph. Mrs. Kirby was honor guest at a luncheon given Thursday afternoon by Mrs. Gene Cham berlain and Mrs. Richard Ack erman. After the buffet luncheon a gift was presented Mrs. Kirby. Cards followed during the afternoon. s Those attending were Mrs. R. E. Bridenstine, Mrs. Rob ert Billingsley, Mrs. David De Armond, Mrs. James Grigs by, Jr., Mrs. John L. Holmes, Mrs. Eugene Ingram, Mrs. C. M. McGinty, Mrs. F. D. Nel son, Mrs. William E. Sweet, Mrs. James Wells, Mrs. Rob ert Haworth, Mrs. Richard L. O'Dell, Mrs. Bob G. Norris, Mrs. William J. Thompson, Mrs. William K. Jensen, Mrs. Virgil Morton, and Mrs. Wil liam Clegg. Birth Place About 65 per cent of all white births occur in hospitals. Miss Julia Momberg Julia Momberg Robert F. Mason To Wed in May Central Point - Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Momberg, 413 Manzanita street, announce the engagement of their daughter, Julia Dawn, to Rob ert F. Mason, son of Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Mason, 920 Oak street. Miss Momberg is a student at Crater High school. Mr. Mason is attending Southern Oregon college, Ashland. A May wedding is planned. London Britain produces about 40 per cent of the food it consumes each year. Oslo, Norway, was founded MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Or. 1 more than 900 yenc jo MAR YOUR APPEARANCE WITH BIFOCAL SHADOW! Youthful NOLES BLEND-VUE lenses eliminate the objectionable tattle-tale age line caused by old fashioned bifocal lenses! No age line no un pleasant eye jump with BLEND-VUE lenses and they can be fitted into any fashion frame you desire! 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