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Mr. and Mri. Stanley W. Chriiianion war among iha
guesti at a holiday party given lait Sunday by Robertson
Collins for his friends and neighbors in Jacksonville. Mrs.
Christianson, the former Mrs. Fay Peters, is particularly in
terested in the historic brick building which Mr. Collins
recently acquired as his home since her late husband. Dr.
Stanley C, Peters, a dentist, at on time, used it as his
office. Dr. Peters used the building, one of the most inter
esting of the old structures in Jacksonville, for about 10
years beginning in 1935: his wife was associated with him
as a laboratory technician and receptionist.
Many Visitors
In Hornbrook
Hornbrook - Traditionally,
the largest family gathering
in litis area during the holiday
season is that of the Bray
clan, and this year was no ex
ception as 53 members of the
family assembled at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Henley Claw
son on Christmas day.
Coming the farthest dis
tanco were Mr. and Mrs. A.
J. Wells of Los Angeles, par
ents of Mrs, Gordon Bray of
Yreka. From the same area of
southern California came Mr.
and Mrs. Gerald Schulto and
children Pamela, Billy and
Johnny, who are here from
Riverside, Calif., and visiting
Mrs. Sehulto's parents, Mr. j
and Mrs. Robert Cummins.
Other members of the
family at the Clawson home
were from Yrcka, Montague
and Hornbrook, and, from
Sacramento, a nephew, Mi
chael Tyrcr.
Arriving early in the week
and remaining until Satur
day were Mr. and Mrs. Luther
Hutchlns and sons, David and
Joe, from Los Angeles. They
arc guests of Mr. llutchins'
sister-in-law, Mrs. Alberta
IluU'hins and children, Bob
and Beverly.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Jacobs
spent Christmas day in Chico,
Calif., with Mr. Jacobs' daugh
ter and son-in-law. Mr. and
Mrs. Herman Pinkham. who
have just returned from a sev
eral months' trip to the South
Pacific and the Orient.
Another family reunion w;,s
held Christmas day at the
home of Mrs. Minnie Bloom
ingeamp and son, Charles.
Guests were Miss Elsie Blooni
Ingeamn of the Bogus area,
and Mrs. Blnomingcamp's
three daughters and their
families, Mr. and Mrs. M. F.
Cavin and daughter Janet of
Hilt; Mrs. Murjorie Snyder
and children Karen and Vic
tor, and Mr. and Mrs. P.. D.
Wyatt and Steven, Paul and
Teresa, all of Medford.
Spending Christmas with
their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
J. W. Edwards, on Oregon
road were Mr. and Mrs. Lo
well Tinker and Linda from
Medford, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil
Tucker and J:hn. Clunk and
Katliv from Gazelle, Calif.,
and Mr. and Mrs. Don Flaekus
and Harold and Lola. 1 lorn
brook and Robert Tinker of
Yreka.
Also at the Edwards home
for (.'hristinas and rrmiiiniitii
fur a longer visit Is Mrs. Ed
wards' brother, Cyril llaak of
Richmond, Calif.
Miss Pat MacKinnon and
Miss Ann Rutlcdge. students
at Chico State college at
Chico, Calif., arrived over
the week end to spend the
holidays with their parents.
Mr. and Mrs. John MacKin
non and Mr. and Mrs. W. A.
llutledte.
Christmas Eve, the two girls
led a group of high school
and upper grammar school
friends on a round of carol
tug. singing at the homes of
neighbors and friends.
Also at the Hutledgc home
for the four-day holiday was
another daughter, Mary I.ee.
from Shc ramrnln.
Holiday guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Emory Parshall were
Mr. and Mrs Fred Hart of
Sacramento and Mr. and Mrs.
Waller Simon of Montague.
Calif. The three women are
sisters.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Boar
had as guests on Christmas
Mr and Mrs. W. G. Halter and
son. Bradley, of Montague.
The Hear s son. Leonard,
spent the holiday In San Jose.
Calif . with friends, and also
viMted in l.iverniore, Calif
with other friends. Mr, and
Mrs Oliver Kick and infant
son. Douglas
Arriving Wednesday at liie
Reported
for Holidays
Bear home for a short visit
were a daughter and her fam
ily, Mr. and Mrs. James Men
denhall and five children from
Salem, Ore.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward White
and son Buddy of Loranc,
Ore., on the Siuslaw river, ar
rived Monday to spend a week
with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Flurcnt Van do Weghe.
Mrs. Grace Quigley was a
holiday guest in Dunsmuir,
Calif, ul the home of a niece
and her family, Mr. and Mrs.
Errol Miller, son Larry, und
daughter, Janet, a student at
Willumctte university in
Salem.
Mrs. Quigley accompanied
Mr. and Mrs. William Aftring
of Ashland to and from the
Miller home. Mrs. Aftring is a
sister of Mr. Miller.
Mr and Mrs. A VV Rlun.
chard and son Jim returned
Wednesday from Redding,
Calif, where they spent the
holiday with a daughter nnd
her family. Mr. nod Mrs Phil
Ilemstead and son.
Other recent guests at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
Burkel and children were
Mrs. Bucket's father, Ted Nel
son and Mrs. Nelson and son
Glen of Reno, Nov., her bro
ther and his family, Mr. and
Mrs. Max Nelson and daugh
ter, Michelle, also of Reno, a
nephew, Steven Yarbrough of
Detroit, Mich., all of whom
spent four days here.
Steven's brother, Patrick, of
Detroit, has been making his
home with the Burkets since
Thanksgiving lime and attend
ing Yreka High school.
Other visitors during Christ
mas week were Mr. and Mrs.
Hay Davidson of Portland who
were en route to Costa Mesa,
Calif., and Leland Maplesden
of Medford who stopped in
briefly on his way to Rod
Bluff, Calif.
New Year Party
Set by Circle
A New Year eve party,
an annual event, is planned
by the Hoguelte circle. Mili
tary Order of the Lady Hugs
Monday, December :U at 7 llll
p ill., in the Medford Veter
ans of Foreign Wars hall, -111
North Front .street.
Members of the Coolies and
husbands of circle members
are invited
The women nee to take hois
d'hociivrc.s and oilier food'
contributions for the cold buf
fet lunch which will be
served.
The nexl regular hunt for
the circle i.s schedule. I tor
Tuesday, January 8 at H p.m.
Family Gathering
Held in Bend
; ilornhrook A pie-Christ-mas
family get together was
held in Heud. Ore , the week
end of December 10 when Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Watt Jr..
and sons, Tom III and llonald.
I drove to the Oregon city
! where they w ere guests o Mr.
Wall's brother and his family,
Mr. ami Mrs, Harvey Wall
' and four children.
I Other guests wore another
brother and his family, Mr
iand Mrs Stanley Walt and
throe children of Now berg.
Ore, and Mis Mary Ellen
! Watt of Portland, mother of
I the three men.
I On Sunday moiniiig. the
families held a sledding party
at an area about 12 miles
from Rend
Birthday Club
j O linen Mis. Mary in War
ren was honored i,v the
1 () linen llinlulay i loh ni ob
servance of her l)ii ihd.iv Moil
; day. The ri cut v, i, liehl at
j the home of Mis Yr-Ur Mi
I Donald in Cave Junction.
Miss Susan
Is Installed
Shady Cove Miss Susan
Eastin, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Rick Eastin, Prospect,
was crowned honored queen
of Bethel 56, International
Order of Job's Daughters, at
the VFW hall, Shady Cove,
Saturday evening, December
22.
Candlelighters were the
Misses Ann Leighton, Bethel
20, Eugene, and Patricia
Lcightop. Carrying the Bible
was Fraser Brooks.
Installing officers Included
Miss Mareia Ackerman, retir
ing queen; Mrs. Larry Smith,
guide; Miss Joey Hume, mar
shal; Miss Eda Larson, chap
lain; Miss Suzanne Rogers, re
corder; Mrs. William Little
field, senior custodian; Miss
Susanne Schauble, junior
custodian, and Mrs. Ray Pow
ers, musician.
Officers installed with Miss
Eastin were, Miss Lola Acker
man, senior princess; Miss
Sheri Watson, junior prin
cess; Miss Judy Frost, guide;
and Miss Marilyn Learning,
marshal. Appointive officers
are Miss Tanya Bedingfield,
chaplain; Miss Barbara Hop
per, recorder; Miss Susan
Wilson, librarian; Miss Regi
na Krambcal, treasurer; Miss
Chloc Atkinson, senior custo
dian; Miss Dawn Oliver, jun
ior custodian; Miss Teresa
Spcnce, Miss Janet Hatcher,
Miss Donna Weilman, Miss
Rebecca Paul and Miss Dc
lena Sinclair, messengers;
Miss Bobbie Boyd, inner
guard; Miss Fraya Gunder
son, outer guard; Miss Kathy
Gannaway, lady of the lights;
and Miss Cheryl Heflcy and
Miss Shcryl Trotter, pages.
A solo was sung by the
senior princess, Miss Lola
Ackerman.
Medford chapter, Order of
Dc Molay, assisted in the
Three Units
Set Meetings
On Design
Three home extension units
have scheduled meetings this
week. The project lesson will
be on line and design in
clothes.
Griffin Creek
Mrs. Paul Doe and Mrs. J.
Ronald Lowe will give the
lesson at the Griffin Creek
Home Extension meeting Fri
day, January 4, at the Grif
fin Creek Grange hall.
The business meeting will
slarl at 10:30 a.m. Following
the covered dish luncheon the
lesson will be given. Mrs. R.
Phillip Gales and Mrs. Dclbcrl
Clifford will be hostesses.
Child care is provided. For
information contact the unit
chairman. Mrs. Arthur D. Sav
age. 772-7601.
Upper Applegate
Upper Applegate unit will
meet at the home of Mrs.
Clifton Cbilricrs Wednesday,
January 2. at 10:30 a.m. Pro
ject leaders will be Mrs. Chil
dors, Mrs. Lynn Valentine,
and Mrs. Kenneth Paine.
Those attending ate to take
a sack lunch. Child care will
be provided.
Lake Creek
Lake Creek unit will meet
Wednesday, January 2, at the
home of Mrs. Ira Woolfolk,
Brownsboro, at 10:30 a.m.
The project lesson will be
given by Mrs. Kent Stover
and Mrs. Frank Wells. For
menu suggestions contact Mrs.
Henry Meyer. Those attending
are to take their own table
service.
J Riverside Bridge
I Scores Announced
! Seven tables of player par
ticipated in the December -ll
session of the Itivers-ide
llrulge club. First place in
Ibe north-south position was
won by Mrs. 1(. J. Lonroy
and Hoy Prtiltt who scored 70
points. Second went lo Mrs.
F. H. Baker and Mrs. G. A.
Codding wilh 75' a points, and
third was taken by Mrs. M.
E. I.ancas'ter and Mrs. Paul
A. llalton, 74' j points.
The east-west position win
ners were Mrs. J. J. Dougher
ty and Mrs. J. J. Fincgan,
7:l'j; Mrs Dale Forncrook
and Mrs. R. I' Sniool. till,
and Mrs G H. Tor T-.cn and
Mis Del Clifford, fiV
Spend Christmas Wilh
Berkeley Relatives
Ashland Mrs. William 0
McCulluugh and her daugh
ter i Janet returned Thursday
from Berkeley, Calif, wh-re
they spent Christmas with Dr.
and Mrs. Waller U. Hawk and
their four children. Dr. Dawk
is Mis Mil'ullough's brother.
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Miss Susan Eastin
crowning ceremony, led by
Dean Evcrnham, master coun
cilor. Escorted and introduced
were Miss Lillian Lard and
Miss Gard Rognaas, prin
cesses, Bethel 13, Grants
Pass, and Miss Jean Masters,
Bethel 71, Grants Pass. Miss
Mareia Ackerman, grand
bethel representative to Okla
homa; Lem Manning, past
grand guardian, Mrs. John
Rognaas and Larry Kelly,
guardian and associate guar
dian, Bethel 13; past guar
dians and associates, Allen
Rodgers, Mrs. Ray Briggs,
Mrs. L. O. Rogers, Mrs. Dale
Ackerman, Mrs. Eastin, and
Mrs. Earl Shcppard, all of
Bethel 56. Past Advisor, Miss
Lona Buffington, Warren as
sembly, Rainbow Girls, Jack
sonville. Mr. Eastin, worship
ful master and Earl Shep
pard, worshipful master-elect,
Cascade lodge, AF & AM.
The new queen introduced
her family, Mr. and Mrs.
Eastin, her parents; Bill
Eastin, a brother, and Mrs.
Minnie Eastin, Mr. and Mrs.
William Miller, grandparents.
Mrs. Wyles Berry, post ma
tron, Nevita chapter, Order
of the Eastern Star, was in
charge of the guest book, and
the Misses Evelyn Clarno and
Judy Clarno were in charge
of programs.
The queen was presented
an arm bouquet of red roses
by her father on behalf of
Cascade lodge, the Bethel's
sponsor. Pins were exchanged
by the incoming and outgoing
honored queens.
An addendum was present
ed at the close of the cere
mony by the members honor
ing the Queen, when a gift
from her line officers was
presented. The retiring queen
was then invited to join the
circle of past honored queens.
Refreshments were served
by the Guardian council, with
decorating in the Queen's
colors, red, white and pink.
Fogene Pen Women
Sponsoring Contest
Eugene - Deadline for man
uscript entrants in the Kris
Stokes Prize contest will be
Feb. 1, 1063. The contest is
sponsored by the Eugene
branch of the National
League of American Pen
Women.
The contest is open to all
women writers in Oregon.
Any unpublished fiction of
from 3,000 to 5,000 words is
eligible, but each contestant
can enter only one manu
script. There is no entry fee.
The first prize is S25. and
second prize is SI 5. Manu
scripts niir1 be submitted
without the contestant's name
on the outside envelope or
slory enclosure. A sealed en
velope inside should contain
the title of the story and the
contestant's name and ad
dress. Only the title should
appear on the oul.sidc of the
sealed envelope. Those de
siring the manuscript return
ed should enclose a stamped
unaddressed envelope.
Entries can be mailed to
Kris Stokes Prize contest,
care of Gwcnn rowers. 323
Figuera street. Eugene, Oic
gon. Californians
From Bay Area
Visit Ashland
Ashland Christmas isi
tors in the William Aftring
! home. fitin Mary Jane avenue.
: were their daughter and her
i husband. Mr. and Mrs. Lester
I.ownian, Castro Calley. Calif.,
land Mr. l.owman's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Low num.
j former residents of Ashlands
' now Iiviiik in Klamath Falls.
GRESSETT'S
Drive-In
Cleaners
701 W. Mini
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Senior Center
To End Year
With Sing
The Singing Seniors wyi
meet today at 3 o'clock at the
Senior Activity center, 601
East Jackson street, ending
the activities of 1062.
This is a new program start
ed just before the Christmas
holidays which will be held
each Sunday under the leader
ship of Kenneth Thurston and
Mrs. Merle Stone. New mem
bers are welcome.
The program for 1963 will
start Wednesday morning
with a meeting of the shuffle
board teams under the leader
ship of William Jones.
The copper tooling class
will meet in the afternoon,
starting at 7 p.m. under Rob
ert Africa.
Thursday morning, January
3, the square dancers will re
convene with their teacher
and caller, Mrs. Gene Cham
berlain from 10 a.m. to noon.
That day at 1 p.m. the Senior
Center orchestra will prac
tice under the direction of
William Pickcll. A committee
will serve refreshments.
The Senior center was es
tablished for the use of any
man or woman 50 years of age
or older with free activities
planned for each day of the
week. These include travel
programs each Monday, class
es in Spanish, mosaic, oil
painting, copper tooling, danc
ing, games, and orchestra and
singing for fun.
New programs are added
according to the requests of
participants. There are no
membership fees.
Many Visitors
In Shady Cove
Shady Cove-Several Shady
Cove families have had holi
day houscguests during the
past week. Mr. and Mrs. Dean
Engcl, Encino, Calif., were
guests of Mr. Engel's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Engcl.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Homes, Everett, Wash., drove
to Shady Cove to spend the
holidays wilh their daughter
and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Dan Aberge.
Mrs. Frances Miller had as
guests her son nd daughter,
Mrs. Carol Franklin, San Di
ego, Calif., and John L.
Decker, Newport, Wash.
Mrs. Helen Burt, Reseda,
Calif., is visiting in Shady
Cove with her sister and hus
band, Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Moore.
Guests during the holiday
season at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. James Hopkins are
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. R.
T. Hopkins. Po-t Falls, Idaho.
Traveler Home
From Bay Area
Jacksonville - Mrs. Lulu
Saulsberry relumed h o m e
Thursday i r o in Berkeley,
Calif., where she had spent
the- Christmas holidays w ith
her son and daughter-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. John M. Sauls
berry. Her son teaches com
mercial subjects and is coach
at the Crockett, Calif., High
school and his wife is an ele
mentary school teacher at
Kensington, Calif.
While Mrs. Saulsberry was
there the trio spent a r'ay in
San Francisco.
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Vmi at a date to r iquaintrd itri that
fammi name in prrfumfr1 Lren ! .Now,
for ju-I a h In r, ym tin buy GmriTi
popular ini-vi-i-hr", the original pny
rolopnr, l'j fluitl otimrs (or ontv $2.00!
In cryMal bottle. ilh S learning sold top.
Yuir rhot-f of Ma tlnrtc, Kobe d un Soir,
Vert et Blanc and Kju de Yr liter (for men..
A Hudson's
J 613 E. Main St.
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German Bride Married
To
Sgt. James Walters
Montague The Lutheran
church in Yrcka was the set
ting for the double ring mar
riage ceremony when Miss
Barbara Fuhrer became the
bride of Staff Sgt. James Og
den Walters Saturday after
noon, December 8.
The bride is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Heinrich Fuh
rer of Bad Hersfeld, Hesse
Province, Germany, and the
bridegroom is the youngest
son of Mr. and Mrs. Ogden
Meyer Walters, Montague.
Sergeant Walters was sta
tioned in Germany with the
United States Army for the
past three and a half years
and met his bride while there.
After the holidays he expects
to be stationed at Fort Ord
where they will make their
home.
The bride wore a Parisian
gown of white satin designed
princess style with bouffant
street length skirt. The dress,
embroidered with sequins and
beads, was worn with a bo
lero jacket of the same ma
terial with three quarter
length sleeves and a stand
up collar.
The bride's waist length
veil was held by a crown of
green leaves and sequins and
her corsage was two purple
orchids. She wore white lace
gloves and carried a white
lace bag, a custom of her
country. Her white satin slip
pers were trimmed with rhine
stone buckles and she had a
lucky penny in one slipper.
Miss Fuhrer was escorted
down the aisle by her future
father-in-law.
The altar was banked with
bouquets of while stock. Mrs.
Robert Moore was the organ
ist. Mrs. Robert Walters, ma
tron of honor, wore the prin
cess style gown which she
had worn for her wedding
six years ago. It was of blue
crystaline with white lace
overlay, three-quarter length
sleeves and stand-up collar.
Her accessories were blue and
her flowers were pink carna
tions. Robert Walters served as his
brother's best man and the
guests were seated by another
brother, Gary Walters, Duns
muir, Calif.
A reception was given at
the home of the bridegroom's
parents on their ranch north
Hornbrook
Guests Noted
Hornbrook Guests for
the week at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. James Riant and
children, David and Joni, are
her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Opal Rose of Lawndale, Calif.
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Prots
man left the Wednesday be
fore Christmas for Sacramen
to to spend the holidays with
their daughter and her fam
ily, Mr. and Mrs. Mel Coz
zalio and three sons, former
Hornbrook residents.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mills
spent Christmas day and stay
ed overnight at the Westwind
farm home of long - time
friends, Mr. and Mrs. Claude
Thompson at Central Point,
Ore.
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Mrs. James Ogden Walters
is the former Hedy Barbara
Fuhrar, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs, Heinrich Fuhrer of Bad
Hersfeld, H s s e Province,
Germany. Her wedding to
Sgt. James Ogden Walters
took place December 8 in the
Yreka Lutheran church,
of Montague, wilh 35 rela
tives and close friends pres
ent. The wedding cake was
cut and served by Mrs. Ker
mith Wheeler.
Mr. and Mrs. La Moine
Vaughn and son, Modesto, Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Leavers and
Mr. and Mrs. Don Leavers
and three children, Mt. Heb
ron, were relatives coming
from a distance.
The rooms were decorated
with white bells and flowers.
Miss Fuhrer attended
schools in Lengers and grad
uated from Werratalgymnasi
um, or high school, in Herin
gen. She was formerly em
ployed in a large department
store, and also has been a
model. Sergeant Walters is a
graduate of Montague Gram
mar school and Yreka High
school.
NOW
tS?' . . isa
is the ideal time to have your child's
eyes examined. Dr. Noles Optometrists
have served the families of the Northwest
for over 57 years. No appointment
liuw do you answer the hunger in a
child's eyes, if he lives thousands of miles
away? By joining CARE'S Food Crusade,
you span the world to help feed hungry
school children, orph.ins, refugees, the
aged and sick, desperately poor families.
what you do is share ou farm abund
ance staples donated by the U.S. Food
for Peace program. CARE adds other
foods, packs various units to match coun
try needs. Every SI you give sends one
package with your name and address, to
bring a personal message of friendship
from the American people.
where need is urgent, CARE delivers
your gifts. You cannot specify persons,
hut you may chooe any of these places:
Colombia. Cyprus, Dominican Republic,
Ecuador, Greece. Haiti, Hong Kong, Iran,
Israel, Jordan, Korea, Macau, Mexico,
Pakistan, Poland, Sierra Leone, Turkey,
West Berlin, Vietnam, Yugoslavia.
.CAKE !New orlt
or votir loeal CKK
Here is $ for the Food Crusade.
(Make eheeks pnyalile to CARE. Inc.)
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Officers
Installed
Ashland - Officers of Siski
you chapter, Royal Arch Ma
sons, were installed at cere
monies conducted December
21 in the Masonic temple.
Heading the chapter for the
ensuing year is Everett E.
McLaughlin, who will serve
as high priest.
Chosen for the other offices
were Charles Hodgins, king;
Norman Jcnne, scribe; M. P.
Dunn, treasurer; Frank H.
Barnthouse, secretary; Ronald
Keesling. captain of the host;
Raoul Maddox, principal so
journer; George Sikcs, royal
:arch captain: T. S. Batchelder,
Walter Rcdford and R. Gene
Morris, masters of the three
veils: John Daughcrty, senti
nel, and E. Allan Harris, chap
lain. Installing officers were Past
Excellent High Priest Clyde
Caton, who was assisted by
Past Excellent High Priest El
mer Biegel, serving as mar
shal, and Past Excellent High
Priest B. J. Holland, chaplain.
Students Visit
Harry Chapmans
Hornbrook - Callers Thurs
day at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Chapman were
Ed and Sarah Ann Houston,
Miss Karen Bowdoin, and Ron
Bardwell.
Ed and his sister are two
of the five children of Mr.
and Mrs. Gene Houston of
Yreka who lived in Horn
brook when the children at
tended grammar school. Kar
en's home is in Shady Cove.
Ore. All three are students at
Prairie Bible Institute, Three
Hills, Alberta, Canada.
Ron attends high school at
Whitticr Christian High
school, Whitticr, Calif. H i s
home is in Alaska, where his
parents are missionaries.
Did your child receive
a Blue Slip?
Was yours one of the youngsters whose eyes
showed need for help in the recent school
examinations?
to;""d,Z"l ...-00nr
"bio.
necessary.
Convenient Credit We
wt 57 1& year
COLUMBIAN OPTICAL CO.
Medford Shopping Center 772-9990
Drs. Omar i. Noles and William Hodson
16. N.Y.
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Courtesy of Mail Tribune
St . ,
Miss Martha Louise Wyatt,
Jacksonville, Miss Oregon for
1962, will speak Thursday,
January 3 at 6:15 p.m., to
members of the Christian Bus
iness and Professional Wom
en's Council of Medford in
the Rogue Valley Country
club.
Miss Oregon
Will Speak
Miss Martha Louise Wyatt,
Jacksonville, Miss Oregon of
1962, will speak for members
of the Christian Business and
Professional Women's Council
of Medford Thursday, January
3. The session will be a dinner
meeting at 6:15 p.m., in th
Rogue Valley Country club.
Dr. John R. Watson, a local
physician and surgeon, will
tell of his experience last sum
mer when he spent a month
as a volunteer in his profcs
sion serving people in Korea.
Music will be provided by
Lynn Sjolund, Medford Senior
High school vocal instructor.
Reservations should b
made by January 1.
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