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SUNDAY, JULY 24. I960 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OHE. .C 5 Miss Medlin Married To John Ramsay Mr. ond Mm, John A Ural Hnmifiiy nrs milking tlu-lr Inline In Sum DIoku, Calif., followliiK llii'lr wuddliiK July 1 nt the Flint I'rtwliyterlim I'hui'cli In Sim Dlcito, The Kov. Jnlili U. Tony officiated ill tho double rlnu cnrcimmy held lit 7 o'clock in the eve ning Tho bride In the rurinnr MiiiKiirvt Annii Mi'dlln, (IiiumIi tor of Mr. mid Mm. LvhIIc Medllu, n2 South lllvenilde ovomiu, Medford. Mr. Hum miy In n mm of Mr. nnd Mrn. Edmund Hiimiiiiy of Apple link! viillcy, lloiili) 1, Uux 43, JiH'knoiivlllo. Thu purimut of tho couplo wvro In Sun Dicuo for tho rltva, Given In miirrliiKo by her fnthor, tho brldo wore while lrevolr frock fimhloncd with Kiithorcd k I r t mid mutchliiK Jiitkrt. Tho Jnt'kct bud n Polrr Pun eollnr nnd embroidered yoke. Hit white utriiw lure lint held a xhort face veil nnd nho curried n wlilln Bible, a Kilt to the bride when nhu win enrolled In the first ifnide. Other relatives nttendliiK the ceremony were Churlci K. Hiininiiy, brother of the brlde Krooin. AnpleKato valley, Mr, nnd Mm. K. J. Rairuuiy, Krund pareiiu of the brldeKroom, nnd Mlu Elizabeth Riiiunny, mint of the brldeKroom, all Carl.v bud, Calif. The bride win KraduuU'd from Medford 1 1 1 if h school last month Willi iicndemlc honor. She plant to attend San Mrilo State college. Mr. Itiinway alio attended Med ford II lull lichool and Is an electronics technician in the U.S. Navy stationed at the Amphibian bnse nt Coronndo, Cnllf. They are making their home nt 1(121) Union itrcct, Apartmunt 2, Sun Diego. District Session Stated by Groups Mrs. Don Heed, Baker, slate president Veterans of World War I auxiliary, will attend n politick dinner meet ing nnd business session of District 7 of the barracks and uuxlllary nt Grants Pnss park Sunday, August 7, Tho announcement was made recently by Mrs. Aluln Lucas, nuxlllary president of the district, nt meeting July 20 of Barracks 840 nnd auxiliary. The event was n pollock dinner in the Girls Community club. About 75 Attended. Entertainment was furnished by the Entiles lodge Hillbilly nnd City Slickers bund. , ' r v . 1 : ,4- y ,. f ' V 1 . A- tHW t f.'.-'-vytfK ..-.twi;r-i'l Mr. and Mrs. John Alfred Ramsay . (Z's Studio) Group Attends Reception Approximately 700 Order of Eastern Star members from all parts of Oregon nnd Wash ington attended a reception nt Seaside, Ore., July 10, honor ing Mrs. Jelis Hermann, worthy grand matron of Ore gon. Honored with her were Mrs. John Phillips, grand chaplain of Oregon nnd Mrs. Thelmn Palmrose. grand rep. resentntlve to Vermont In Oregon. Attending from H e a m c s chapter In Medford were W. Morris Boughner, worthy grand patron of Oregon; Mrs. Doughtier, grand Electu, nnd Mikelyn BmiKhner; Mrs. E. G. Handolph, grand represen tative of District of Columbia in Oregon. Mr. Randolph, and Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Nordwick. From Navita chapter In Central Point were Mrs. Frank Ward, Mrs. Wyles Berry, grand representative of Wis consin In Oregon. Mr. Berry and Mrs. Merrill Harsh. Those attending from Adarel chapter In Jacksonville were Don Shores, Estaral com mittee member nnd Mrs. Shores und Mrs. Furman Evernham, Mrs. E. Honda bush nnd Miss Carlottn Wise, mnn, past grand matron of Oregon, represented Josephine chapter. Grants Pass. From Ashliind were Mrs. William Webber nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. George Ward. . All of the grand officers of the grand chapter of Oregon were in attendance with the exception of the grand secre tary. Other distinguished and honored members were the worthy grand matron and pa tron of Washington, Mrs. Becky Davis and Robert Cun ninghnm, with other grand officers. Eleven past grand matrons, seven past grand patrons, 33 grand committee members, 20 grand representatives nnd many worthy matrons nnd pa trons from throughout Oregon were also present. Mrs. Hermann was given a surprise addendum by the Portland Assembly 14 of Rainbow Girls and one by her local Maple chapter of Sea side. 1 The Southern Oregon association addendum was a ship, the S.S. Mattic Hermann, in which they "sailed" Mrs. Hermann to three ports repre senting the Roguo River val ley, the Klamath basin and the Umpqua volley. At each port Mrs. Hermann was pre sented with gifts appropriate to that section of Southern Oregon. At the close of the addendum, Mrs. Shores pre sented both Mr. and Mrs. Her mann with honorary mem berships In the Southern Ore gon association. The decorations for the eve ning centered around the Rainbow which is Mrs. Her mann's symbol for the yenr. New onion salad dressing mix produces a mild, creamy dressing when blended with water, oil and vinegar. For flavor variations, substitute catsup or fruit Juice for water. Miss Lyman to Teach in Fall At University Gold MUl-Mlss Shirley Ly man, daughter of Mr. and Ernest Lymnn, Gold Hill, re ceived her muster of science degree in foods and nutrition lust month from Oregon State college, Corvallls. She plans to visit her par ents after August 1 and in mid- August will leave for Tusca loosa, Ala,, where she has ac cepted a teaching position at tho university of Alabama. A graduate of Crater High school with the cluss of 1053, MIbs Lyman attended Oregon Statu college where she re ceived B bachelor of science in 1037 In home economics and a master of science degree In foods and nutrition. Her mas ter's thesis was on "The Effect of Freezing on Microscopic Structure and Palutabilily of French Fried Foods." Since July 1038, Miss Ly man has been a Junior home economist instructor, doing home economics foods re search at the college. After graduation last June, she re mained In Corvnllis where she plans to continue this work until August 1. Miss Lyman was elected to Omicron Nu home economics honorary, ond Kappa Delta PI, education honorary. She lived In Azalea house where she was house manager and served as vice president one year. She is a member of the American Home Economics association, Oregon Home Economics association, the state council and is chairman of the Oregon Home Econom ics association research com mittee. She is also a member of the American Association of University Women. Among activities in which she participated when a stu dent at Crater High included the Girl's League, Future Homemakers of America, Comets, and the annual staff. She served as treasurer of the Future Homemakers of Amer ica group during her junior year and was selected as foot boll princess during her sen ior year. Miss Lyman received a third place award In the Elks Scholarship dlyision when a senior, The newest shopping bags arc imprinted with shopping list blanks. The bags, being given a trial tote by a group of New York supermarkets, were originated, designed and copyrighted by a Now York advertising and public rela tlons consultant. Families Hold Runion Applegute Valley-Fifty sev en persons, Including frionds, attended tho second annual reunion and dinner of the Hasklns and Saltmarsh fam ilies held last Sunday at the home of Mr, and Mrs, Dean Soltmarsh, 2710 Stewart av enue, Medford. Mrs. Val Has klns of Jacksonville was pre sented a large birthday coke. 'those coming from a dis tance for the reunion were Mrs. Cora Rankin and son Kenneth, Sllverton, Ore., Mrs. Frank Fclge, Auburn, Calif., and Mrs. Peggy Lay, Klamath Falls. Attending from Ashland were Mrs. Paul Guilcy and Mr. and Mrs. Michael Eastman. Frank Wat son, San Jose, a guest of Mr. and Mrs. John Byrne, also attended. ' Melvin Saltmarsh, Medford, was elected president of the group, and Mrs. Gulley was elected secretary. The home of Dick Saltmarsh on Cole man creek was selected as the meeting place for next year. The first pioneers of these families came to Jackson county in 1852. Chevalier Degree To Be Conferred On Three Youths Three Medford youths, Les lie Little, Billy Williams and Dick Swinney, will receive the chevalier degree of the Order of De Molay at a public ceremony Monday, July 25, at 8 p.m. in the Medford Mason ic temple. This is the highest honorary degree to be at tained in the Order of De Molay. The advisory board, assist ed by Oregon chapter. Knights Templar, will con duct the ceremony with Ross Gilkison conferring the degrees. The Shrine Chanters will provide music during the eve ning. Following the ceremony re freshments will be served by the De Molay Mothers' club In the dining room. All De Molay members, friends and persons Interested in De Molay are invited to attend. 1 Picnic Medford Christian Temper ance Union will hold a picnic Thursday, July 28 at the ranch home of Dr. B. R. El liott, 2186 Hanlcy Road. Those needing transportation are asked to call SP 2-8449, and then to be at the Presby terian church by 11 a.m. Couple to Leave For Stay Abroad part of a years trip which Cave Junction - Mr. and Mrs. Martin Halburson, Ker by, will leave July 26 for New York City on the first will take them to Norway. The couple plan to drive east, stopping at points of interest, and will sail from New York aboard the SS Stanangnfjord September 20. They plan to take their car with them. After landing at Proanb hem, Norway, they will visit Mr. and Mrs. Hollli Fronts, parents of Mrs. Halburson, and five sisters and two broth ers of Mr. Halburson that they have not seen for mora than 50 years. Brans d auy sell 1 On Women's Spring and Summer Shoes! PRICES SLASHED AGAIN! time Choose From Such Famous Name Brands As: DeLiso Deb, Town and Country Foot Flairs, Joyce, Amanos, Whispers, Debs, Lucky Stride and Others! Regular Values to 21.95 NOW $790 II Regular Values to 14.95 NOW S90 j Regular Values to 12.95 NOW SJ90 Regular Values to 9.95 NOW Clean-Up of Summer KEDS & Odds and Ends NOW $288 S390 U fioe alon Main and Bartlett Srs. Phone SP 2-6428 mwii miiB erili Hi i iii i i 1 n-n rawMitirrrm mm Commercial Home Insulation Ph. SP 3-4615 INSULATION JIM NUNES 169 E. Glenwood PH KE 5-1643 Creek Run FILL DIRT Top Soil nn sz U i n 1 En l 1 1 1 1 1 U J fflffl US en's 11 lillla mlsllnUi BARNARD'S Floorcoverings 611 East Jackson Ph. SP 2-6033 VINYL TILE HARRISON ELECTRIC Gibbon Rd., CP. Ph. NO 4-2091 WIRING 155 1st Street Central Point, Oregon This attractive home for the elderly, is the newest, most modern of its kind in this area . . . carefully planned and equipped for the comfort and convenience of the aged. We Cordially Invite Your Inspection and Comment TOM WIHOTTLI Builder & Contr. PHSP 2-2405 SOLD BY THE M&M REAL ESTATE, CENTRAL POINT, ORE. The following sub-contractors furnished materials, labor or both in building this fine Home: WEEKS &0RR 114 West Main Ph. SP 2-9351 FURNITURE VIRGIL DOUGLAS 327 Maple, CP. Ph. SP. 3-5956 PAINTING & DECORATING LEONARD ELECTRIC 309 E. Main Ph. SP 3-4541 FRIGIDAIRE APPLIANCES M.C. LININGER & SONS Hamrick Rd., CP. Ph. SP 3-7555 CONCRETE O'BRIEN Plumbing and Healing 220 E. Pine, CP. Ph. NO 4-2507 PLUMBING 0RVAL BARNARD 828 Maple, CP. Ph. NO 4-2516 Tils and Drainbaard Installation PADGHAM GLASS & MILLWORK CO. 1309 Court Ph. SP 3-4545 GLASS & MILLWORK PORTER PLASTERING 1426 So. Peach Ph. SP 3-3781 PLASTERING S-W FloorcoveringShop 708 S. Riverside Ph. SP 2-7376 WALL-TO-WALL CARPET STEPHENSON LUMBER CO. Court St. Ph. SP 2-6000 LUMBER JOHNSON STORES , 112 So. Rlverstrle Ph. SP 3-3619 HOTPOINT APPLIANCES
