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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
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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. .
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Family Leaves
For New Home;
Luncheon Given
Mr. and Mrs. James M. 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
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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.
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