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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON SUNDAY. JULY IS. 196J 1 C 3 DOREEN AND CLARA Invite You to Their ANNUAL SALESMAN SAMPLE DRESS JUBILEE Beautiful FALL STYLES AT COST (moit ill tiiet represented) STILL TIME TO ENJOY YOUR SUMMER DAYS in one of our Selective HOT-WEATHER SPORTSWEAR Reduced Now Vs off 7T ' j - : Two Medford High school students attended the second I annual Junior Engineers' and Scientists' summer institute held in late June on the Willamette university campus. The young women, both from the Griffin Creek area, pictured I above are (left) Martha Graham, daughter of Li. Col. and ' Mrs. Frank D. Graham, 2704 Syringa drive, and Heather I Rode, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George W. Rode, 2242 Buena Vista drive. Both will be seniors this fall. The JESSI session is held exclusively for girls interested in the sciences. The meet was attended by about 167 girls from six states selected on interest and grade points. The average grade point i of all the 167 girls is 3.5-plus. The two-week session included daily classes in such subjects as exploratory psychology, zoology, mathematics, plant physiology, astronomy, chem I istry, geochemistry and geophysics, physics, genetics, micro biology, organic evolution, paleontology, physiology. Final examinations were taken at the close of the session taught by nine regular members of the Willamette university sci ence and mathematics departments. Crater Lake Hwy. and Ave. G 826-9401 Washington Family Visits in Hornbrook Horn brook - Visitors on three children, all of Port Or- Thursday at the home of Mrs :hard, Wash. The visitors were Bertha Bradley were Mrs. Ef- en route home after a visit fie Shattuck and her dauglv in Ft. Jones, Calif, with Mrs. ter, Mrs. Reuben Bowen and Shattuck's sister. VtUmij-Jiui ffrtsi?n'S5s5j Graduate Corsctiere ID AH M. WOOD Personalized Corsetry TIRIN from You'll be "Fashion-ated" by these The "Boss" in the family says: "Quit!" ... So after many suc cessful years as a corse tie re in Medford, I am now retiring. I'd like to take this opportunity to thank all the wonderful friends I've made and express my ap preciation for their help in mak ing my business a success. I am offering my ENTIRE STOCK at cost and even less! You are cordially invited to come in and take advantage of these excep tionally fine buys. Sale starts Monday morning. Idah M. Wood VALUES! I n j? ' M-tY. - PH all CLOSE-OUT OF ENTIRE STOCK Girdles Pantie Girdles Bras Foundations EDUCED TO a m - m u u Dazzling New merchandise to keep you ever young, elegantly feminine and always fashionable . . . or lessl You'll find girdles and pantie girdles sizes petite to extra large, bras and strapless bras in junior 28 AAAA to E and F cups, and all lengths of combina tions. There's a good selection, tool Stock up now on the bras and foundations you need. Take advantage of these drastic reductions. You are sure to find your favorite brand among these famous namest Gossard Goddess Charmfit Olga Smoothie Lov-e Cordelia Kayser Wispese Beverly Vogue Marja Accentuette Marian Gates Helene of Hollywood Lilyette Bestform "Of Corset's Different!" ED AH IVL WOOD 617 East Main All Sales Final! No Returas! 772-6547 No Refund! Mrs- Sutter On Board For Girls' State Mrs. Dorothy Sutter, Med ford, has been named a mem ber of the Girls' State com mission of the Oregon Amer ican Legion auxiliary. The appointment was an nounced last week by Mrs Jack Larson, Springfield, de partment president of the auxiliary. Miss Nancy Kirk patrick, Lebanon is chairman of the commission which stages Girls' State each year to give high school girls of Oregon an opportunity to learn about government. Mrs. Sutter will go to Port land July 26 to be among the group of auxiliary women who will talk with Oregon delegates to Girls' Nation be fore they leave for Washing ton, D. C. Mrs. Sutter recently return ed from the stale convention, held in Seaside. Also attend ing from the Medford Legion auxiliary were Mrs. H. C. Goldsmith, Mrs. Walter Col lins, Mrs. Betty Fichtncr, Mrs. Clark Walker and Mrs. Earl Bigalow, a past depart ment president and now na tion executive committee woman for Oregon. During the convention. Medford was commended for its child welfare program. The report was made by Mrs. Big alow. Mrs. William Friend Jr., Grants Pass, is District 4 president and Mrs. Sutter is vice president. The new member of the Girls' State commission, a Medford teacher, is a past president of the Department of Panama, a past secretary and treasurer of the Depart ment of Nebraska and has served as department histori an for Oregon. She was chairman of the Oregon con vention held In Medford in 1961. Teacher Has Show In Saratoga A one-man show of oil paint ings, watercolors and sculp ture by Warren Wolf, 1517 South Ivy street, art Instruct or at Medford High school, is currently under way at The Horse s Mouth Gallery, Third and Big Basin Way, Saratoga, Calif. The show opened July 7 and was previously scheduled to end July 29. The Gallery owners have requested that the show be extended until mid-August due to the re sponse. Mr. and Mrs. Wolf and their two children, Douglas and Sara, were in Saratoga last week end for a reception in his honor. The show includes 21 oils, three watercolors and three wood and steel sculp tures. Mr. Wolf said that the majority of the works being exhibited have been in com petitive exhibits, having been shown at the Rogue Gallery in Medford, Rochester, N.Y.; Seattle, and Portland. This is the first one-man show of this size that Mr. Wolf has had in the Bay area. Saratoga, an art community, is a town of approximately 1,000 population southwest of San Jose and has seven art and antique galleries. While in the area the Wolf family visited Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Anderson, San Jose, parents of Mrs. -Wolf. The pre vious week end the family visited Mr. Wolf's mother, Mrs. Fred O. Wolf in Salem. The Wolf family will move from Medford July 20 to Fre mont, Neb., where Mr. Wolf will be head of the art depart ment at Midland college. The four-year liberal arts college has an enrollemcnt of 750 stu dents, Mr. Wolf said. Medford Woman To Head Drive Mrs. Thelma Edison, 1100 Stewart avenue, has been named membership chairman for Oregon in the 1062 mem bership drive of the National Federation of Licensed Prac tical Nurses. The Oregon Licensed Prac tical Nursea association is one of the stale associations af filiated with the national fed eration. This Is the only na tional organization whose membership is made up ex clusively of persons licensed as practical or vocational nurses. State associations showing substantial Increases In mem bership during the past year will be awarded citations at the thirteenth annual conven tion of the national federation, scheduled for September 10 to 14 In Wilimington, Del. Women's Relief Corps Announces Meeting Central Point - Mrs Ger trude Grrb, 737 Laurel rlreet. Central Point, will he hostess for a potlurk dinner for the Central Point Woman's Re lief corps Tuesday, July 17. A business meeting will al be held Jy X -11 L1 Past Presidents Honored at Tea The annual past presidents tea of the Medford Jaycettea was held in late June at the home of Mrs. Kenn Knack stedt, 91 Renault avenue. Past presidents attending were Mrs. Wilmer Robertson, Mrs. Robert Hollenbeck, Port land, Mrs. Ronald James, Sa lem, Mrs. Charles Henry, and Mrs. Calvin McKlbbon. Mrs, Michael Smith, currently serv ing as president of the group, was also present. Corsages for the tea wert made by Mrs. Robertson. Mr. and Mrs. Char ts Gregg Linlnger (Edris Morrison photo) Lininger Rites At -Meihqff Rites New Church Ashland From Hillsboro, Ore., comes news of the mar riage of Miss Marjorie Mae Meihoff of that city to Charles Gregg Lininger, Ashland, which took place in Orenco, Ore., Sunday, July 8. The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Meihoff, Hillsboro, and the parents of the bridegroom are Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lininger, 240 Sky crest drive, Ashland. The Rev. Wilbur Sloat read the double ring rites at 4:30 o'clock in the afternoon in the Orenco Presbyterian church. About 200 guests attended the ceremony. The church was decorated with white and yellow daisies, stock, and gladioli. White bows and daisies marked the pew ends. Mr. Meihoff gave his daugh ter in marriage. For the ceremony she chose a floor length gown with chapel train, fashioned of silk organ. dy over taffeta, and accented with Alencon lace. It was dC' signed with cummerbund and off-center bow. Her fingertip length bouffant veil was caught by a pearl tiara, and she carried a bouquet of while orchids and stephanotis. Mrs. Jack Milhoan, Med ford, sister of the bridegroom, was matron of honor. Other attendents were Mrs. Ernest Aebi, Mrs. Jack Hoey, Mrs. Gregory Altenhoten, Miss Mary Barzee, and Miss Nancy Dcrrah, all ot Portland, rney wore sleveless frocks of yel low cotton pique, and their bouquets were of white dais ies with yellow centers, bound with white ribbon. Brother Best Man Earl Lininger Jr., Ashland, a brother of the bridegroom, served as best man. Seating the guests were Dr. Walter Meihoff, Portland, a brother of the bride; Jack Courtcman che and Jack Altstock, Eu gene, and Sidney Moody and Don Headnck, Portland. A reception, given by the bride's parents, was held in the church rooms following the wedding. For the wedding trip to San Francisco, Lake Tahoe, and Reno, Ncv., the bride chose an aqua suit with self flower at the neckline, and a white feather hat. The bride Is a gradual? nf Hillsboro High school and the University of Oregon. She will be employed in the MertfnrH school system, where she will teach junior English at Med ford High school In Septem ber. Mr. Lininger Is a graduate of Ashland High school. He attended the University of Oregon, and was graduated from Southern Oregon col lege. He is employed by M.C. Lininger and Sons, general contractors. The newlywed couple will make their home at 801 Ash land street, Ashland. JUST ARRIVED! OVER 200 Pieces of Beautiful WOOL MILL ENDSI Flannels Fleeces Plaids Tweeds Shttljndi Etc. Washable, Too For Skirts, Shirts, Jackets, Children's Coats. Values to $5.98 .$28 Summer Cottons All Kinds. sasrssssr. Values C to 1.69 .. ... ' yd. MORSE Sewing Center lpJ 219 So. Central 772-2739 Kathleen Mann Is Married To Robert Cantrall Applegate Valley Miss Kathleen Mann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Mann, Medford, became the bride of Robert Cantrall in a cere mony performed at the home of the bridegroom's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Canlrnll, Friday, June 29. The eve ning service was periormea by the Rev. Earl Best ot Ruch Community cnurcn ne fore I h e fireplace at 9:00 o'clock. The service was attended by Immediate families of the young couple. Wedding re freshments followed the cere mony. The bride wore I cream colored frock. Mrs. Cantrall was graduat ed from high school In Sacra mento, Calif., and Mr. Cant rall is a graduate of Medford High school. He served in the United States Air Force for four years and was an elec tronics repairman. The newly weds are making their home in Medford, where Mr. Cant rall is employed with Bear Creek orchards. Leaves Dana S. 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