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: I 7 MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford. Or. Sunday, Feb. 21, 1960 Infant Honored Guest At Shower Party Given by Great-Aunt . . Shady Cove Two-week-old Billy Wayne Dows, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Dows, Steady Cove, was honored at a show er February 4 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Hannah, Rogue River road. ' Pink and blue" umbrellas and pastel colored chrysan themums decorated the tables for the event. Assisting the hostess, who is great aunt of the baby, were Miss Judi Han nah, Miss Frances Johnson, and Mfss Sharon Beare. Among those attending were Mrs. J. V. Hannah. Eagle Point, great grand mother of the baby, on whose birth date the baby was born January 24; Mrs. T. R. Dow, grandmother; Mrs. Roger Houston, Mrs. Jim Hoskin, Mrs. C. L. Nogle, Mrs. LeRoy Nogle, Mrs. William Madden, Mrs. Roger Black, all Med ford; Mrs. Thomas Hannah, Mrs. Peggy M. Shultz, Mrs. R. E. Perry, Mrs. J. N. Gates, Mrs. Gene Weitman, Mrs. Jack Greb, Miss Sue Perry, all Eagle Point; and Mrs Richard Schauble, Mrs. Ed ward Learning, Mrs. Alberta C. Alicki, Mrs. Wayne Loftis, Miss Barbara Ann Loftis and Mrs. Michael Kaiser. And Our professional watch maker is the man who can do it He's an authority on the delicate mechanism of the fine jeweled-Iever watch qualified by thorough training and long experience to keep it in tip-top shape. Bring in your watch for a professional inspection to day. Expert workmanship. Quidc service. Your complete satisfaction guaranteed. We use only official, factory-packaged parts in servicing fine feweled-lever watches WES PEARSON JEWELER "Th Finest in Jewelry" 9 South Central SP 2-9392 "Modem tw.f" "Nassau" 4. V L CONVENIENT MONTHLY TERMS 0 TO CQQCDCDIXIDCQ SH Green Stamps On Virginia Munday Virginia Munday, Thomas Potter Engaged To Wed Mr. and Mrs. Henry Vera Munday. formerly of Gold Hill and now of Grants Pass, announce the engagement of their daughter, Virginia May, to Thomas Jay Potter, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Peters, Portland. The bride-to-be was gradu ated from Crater High school in 1959, and her fiance is graduate of Cleveland High school, Portland. They are both students at Simpson Bible college, San Francisco Miss Munday is a freshman and Mr. Potter is a sophomore majoring in history. Their wedding is set for April 17 at the Medford Phil adelphia church. No wedding date has been set. Forty Players In Bridge Session Forty players competed in this week's duplicate game at Riverside Bridge club. North-south winners were Mrs. Berg Marten and Paul A. Hatton, first, iZo; Mrs Jack Mitchell and Mrs. Del Clifford, second, 130; Mrs Hatton and Mrs. George B Dean, third, llWz; and Mrs. H. J. Boyd and Mrs. Frank Perl, fourth, 108. East-west winners were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Barrs, first, 138: Roy Pruitt and John Shortridge. second, 125; Mrs W. J. Williams and Mrs. Paul McDuffee. third, 120; and Mrs. jMary Traut and Mrs. A. W. Lmgaas, fourth, 112V2. Woodcraft Lodge Announces Meefing Neighbors o f Woodcraft lodge will be host for a cov ered dish supper for members and friends Monday, January 22, at 6 o'clock at the Eagles hall. The evening will commem orate Washington's birthday. Games and entertainment will follow a short period of drill practice by the drill team un der the supervision of Mrs. George L. Watson. FACTORY-TO-YOU SPECIAL PURCHASE! OF FAMOUS MAKE TRAY TABLES Regular.. .$1.98 First time tvtr offered at this low price! Belter hurry and get several while quantity lasts... they're sura ' to be snapped up quickly) Choice of patterns . . . "Steam Engine" "Hounds!' 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Their wedding is planned for June 18. 4 PTA to Honor Past Presidents Central Point -Crater Par ent-Teacher association will honor past presidents at a Founders' day meeting Febru ary 22, at 8 p.m. in the school cafetonum. Included m the program will be a panel discussion by representatives of parents and administrative members on the possibilities and problems of a 3-year high school in District 6-C. Society to Hear Mission Program Mrs. Gerald Sherman and Mrs. Eugene Ray will present a program on "City Missions to the Woman's Society of Christian Service in First Methodist church, Tuesday, February 23 at 1 p.m. Morning devotions begin at 10:30 a.m. in Meeker chapel and the business session of the Society follows at 11 ajn. in Schweitzer room with Mrs. Milton Snow presiding. Circle 5, with Mrs. Chester James as chairman, will serve lunch at 12:15 pjn. A pre school nursery will be pro vided until adjournment which is scheduled for 2:30 p.m. 4 Chapter Announces Friendship Night Reames chapter, Order of the Eastern Star, will observe friendship night at a meet ing Thursday, February 25, at 8 p.m. in the Medford Ma sonic temple. Mrs. Audrey E. Roberts, worthy matron, and Carl Oestreich, worthy patron, will preside. . AH Eastern Star members are Invited to attend. Following tTie meeting Mrs. Glen Hale and Mrs. Dale Ack erman will be chairman for refreshments in the dining hall. i m 2 If """""'rtfTijfa v.;.:.;4V.'.'-'.7-w-.v:v f J&J OjHil i nil " f lllUlllbmmimmu i i 22 to 29 I RECOGNIZED ,- V;V (I Summer Wedding Planned by Pair Williams - Mr. and Mrs Robert Boyce, Williams, an nounce the ' engagement of their daughter, Miss Jo Ann Ralph, to Gaylon Lueker, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clem Lueker, Grants Pass. Miss Ralph is employed by Dan. Parker, building con tractor, Medford. Mr. Lueker is employed at Grants Pass Plywood, Inc. A June wedding is planned. Miss Sylvia Parks '- Bethrothal News Announced at Valentine Party Tiller - The Rev. and Mrs. Hilton Parks of Tiller an nounced the engagement " of their daughter, Sylvia, to Clif ford Thomas Bayne, son of Mrs. Naomi Denson, Colo rado Springs, Colo., and E. C. Bayne, San Diego, Calif., at a party Sunday afternoon, Feb ruary 14. The table centerpiece was a cake in the form of an open book with "Sylvia" written on one page and .tommy written on the other page. The cake was flanked by tall white tapers and white hearts. A -buffet supper, including the cake, was served to about 24 guests. No date for the wedding has been set. , Synthetic Fibers Studied by Unit "Know today's fabrics Learn generic fiber names" was the theme of the Foots Creek Home Extension" unit lesson presented by Mrs. Ed ward Parsons and Mrs. Glenn De Janvier at the- home of Mrs. Parsons February 17, ' Samples of natural fibers, cotton, linen, silk and wool were exhibited and different texture, finish and service ability of each explained. Sev eral items of clothing from members' homes were used to explain manufacturer's labels. Dresses with some of the new er fabrics were loaned by Schrec's Clothing store, Rogue River. . The ur's next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Harold Weed March 16. "Liv ing Within 24 Hours" will be the lesson. i lmwJI Contest Winners Announced - Rogue River-Kathy Thorpe, Rogue River grade school stu dent, won first prize in the recent essay contest sponsor ed at the school by the Rogue River Garden club. Margaret Angle won second prize and Beverly Haveman, third. The winning topic was "Litterbugs." Mrs. Harry An drews, junior conservation chairman, reported on the contest at a club meeting Feb ruary 16 at the Civic, club. Mrs. Harold Dunham, Mrs. Paul Hughes and Mrs. John Whiteman were hostesses. Mrs. Hughes spoke on "Voices of the Woods-Birds." Mrs. Harold Weed, chair man of the March of Dimes "kaffee klatches," reported that $22 was collected. Mrs. Earl Brooks was named chairman for the annual flow er show which will be held April 9 at Live Oak Grange hall. The club plans to have a luncheon bar instead of the customary tea. Among legislation the group voted to support is a law pre venting the killing of doves. Mrs. Harold Dunham will speak on primroses and the club will have a small flower show at the next meeting, to be March 15 at the home of Mrs. Sam Bellah. "Spring time" will be the theme. Grand Officer Inspects Bethel; Initiation Held Mrs. W. K. Suit, Medford1 grand guide of the Interna tional Order of Job's Daugh ters in Oregon, inspected Bethel 14 here at a meeting February 17 in the Masonic temple. She served as deputy for Mrs. Joe Rogers, Inde pendence, grand guardian, and was assisted by L. R. Man ning, Medford, vice associate grand guardian. Queen Mar ion Parsons presided at the ceremony of initiation for 14 girls. The new members are the Misses Daisy Johnson, Paula Potts, Diane Gilbert, Toni Einhouse, Linda Farmer, Lin da Blew, Linda Nelson, Kris- tine Mosher, Virginia Radke, Louella Stimson, Nancy Ma- tene, Page Meyerding, Diane Carmichael, and Janet Sher- rill. Miss Gail Voight became a member by transfer from Bethel 61, Klamath Falls. Among the guests were par ents of the initiates; Andrew E. Stevens, past associate guardian; John Miller, asso ciate guardian Bethel 13, Grants Pass, Mrs. T. H. Denny, guardian of Bethel .13, Miss Sonja Wall, junior princess and Miss Karen Johnson, sen ior princess of Bethel 13, Grants Pass; and John Eddy, worshipful master Blue Lodge 103, Medford. Mrs. Suit presented a myr- tlewood pin to Queen Marion, who in turn presented gifts to Mrs. Suit and Mr. Man ning-from the bethel. First year merit awards were presented to the Misses Kay Fields, Michelyn Bough ner, Sharon Mellish and Ann Parsons. Second year awards were given to Miss Pat Ellis and Miss Sheryl Potucek. Sen ior princess Carla Bourough was presented the 1000 point award, a Job's ring. . , - It was announced that the next meeting on March 2 will observe Founders' day and will be friendship night. The guardian council will meet in the home of Clarence Smith, 826 Grant street, on Wednesday, February 24, at 7:30 p.m. - If milk delivered in clear glass bottles can't be refrig erated promptly, set up an insulated box for it. 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(Knackstedt photo) Mrs. James Tengesdal Queen of Valentine Ball Mrs. James Tengesdal was chosen queen of the annual valentine ball given by Med ford and Central Point chap ters of Beta Sigma Phi at Rogue Valley Country club Saturday, February 13. Mrs. Tengesdal represented Alpha Rho chapter. Princesses were Mrs, Gor don Mekvold, president of Gamma Xi, Central Point; Mrs. Howard Berg, Beta Up silon; Mrs. Edgar Moir, Xi Mu; Mrs. Ernest Flakus, Al pha Beta. The queen's selec tion was by chance. For the ball Mrs. Tengesdal wore a green print gown. Mrs. Flakus, who is also president of Alpha Beta chapter, wore a long gown of red ruffle tulle and lace. Mrs. Edgar Moir wore white lace and Mrs. Mekvold's gown was of white Sisters Announce Coming Events Past Chief club of the Pyth ian Sisters will meet at the home of Mrs. P. M. Aldredge, 1403 East Main street, Tues day, February 23, at 1 p.m, The luncheon will be potluck. Plans will be discussed for the visit - of Mrs. Georgia Shearer, Cornelius, Ore., grand chief of Oregon, Pyth ian Sisters, in March. Officers and members of Talisman temple, Pythian Sis ters, met at the Pythian hall Tuesday, February 16. Mrs. Edwin . Bostwick presided at the business session. Plans were made . for the official visit 'of the grand. chief of Oregon, Mrs. Georgia Shearer, Cornelius, Ore., March 23. Mrs. O. V. Hayes is chairman of the banquet and Mrs. Harry Bryant, re ception committee. . 'Seven members honored for having birthdays in January and . February were. Mrs. Helen Roseman, Mrs. Clar ence" Walt, Mrs. Hugo Guen ther, Mrs. Walter Grochocki, Mrs. Rosa Young, Mrs. Ora Sweet and "Mrs. J.. Cochnar. Mrs. Grochocki and Mrs. Hayes were co-chairmen of the party. .Refreshments were served by Mrs. Harry Bryant, chair man, Mrs. Sara Dodge and Mrs. Jennie Smith. N S . ep WITH lace ruffles. Mrs. Berg's gown was a blue and green print sheath. Mrs. Richard Knoll, presi dent of Beta Sigma Phi City council, wore a frock of red and pink with a red harem sash. Mrs. Cecil Davis, Xi Mu president, wore a black sheath and Mrs. Floyd East wood, Alpha, Beta president, was gowned in watermelon pink starched chiffon and taf feta. Mrs. Fred Wilson, Beta Upsilon's president, also wore red, her frock being of taffeta in bubble design. - Preceding the dance at the club, Mrs. Raymond Reter, sponsor of Beta Upsilon chap ter, gave a cocktail party at her home on Glen Oak court for chapter members, their husbands and guests. Bou quets of acacia, China lilies, red roses and other flowers decorated the rooms, and the refreshment table was deco rated with nosegays of violets and red roses. Mrs. Reter was assisted by Mrs.' A. Orin Schenck, who poured, and Mrs. Helen Da vies. 2 V5 6 Kiwanian Dames will hold a luncheon and business meet ing Tuesday, February 23, at 12 noon at the home of Mrs. Vernon Bacon, 2512 Lyman avenue. 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