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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON SUNDAY. MAY 12. 1963 -C 5 . Mil. John E. Milnt Couple Arrives From Germany Mr. and Mrs. John E- Milne have arrived in Medford irom Germany and are with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Milne, 2824 Country Club drive. The younger Mr. Milne has just completed a two and one half year tour of duty with the Sixth Artillery of the Third Armored division and was stationed near Frankfurt. He was a personnel specialist with the division. During his stay in Germany Mr. Milne was married to Miss Elke Krauss, daughter of ' Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Krauss of Both-Gelnhausen, Germany. This is Mrs. Milne's first stay in the United States. The young couple plan to - make their home here. , Phoenix Church . Women To Meet Phoenix - An all-day meet , ing is planned by Phoenix Presbyterian Women's associ ation for Tuesday, May 14. ( The business session is to be gin at 10 a.m., and a program is scheduled for 11 a.m. The ' topic will concern the study ; theme, "The Rim of Asia," and a film entitled, "Hunger," will be shown. Articles from Hong Kong will be on display. A noon potluck luncheon will be served to be followed by a Joint meeting of the Mar tha and Debra circles. ' spira S8IB I rerrmber, beauty begins with '& ib'A McLain's Drug Centre Opn :30 a.m. to p.m. Closed Sunday Wl OIVI THRIFTY GRIEN STAMPS 8 North Central Phone 7727113 District Meet Set ,". About 100 women from Roseburg, Grants Pass and Bandon are expected to arrive in Medford Saturday, May 18 to participate in the forty-first annual dixtrirt mnuntini, Pythian Sisters lodge. . ine group's grand chief, Mrs. Ivy Herchenhein, Manza nita, Ore., plans to attend. Members of the Talisman temDle. the local lnricr will be hostess group. , The distript ffannfv 0rani4 chief, Mrs. George Bryant, Meaiora, will preside for the sessions, which will be opened bv Mrs. ' Wallrr r.mnhnrW most excellent chief of Tali man temple. Registrations will be open from 10 a.m. tn 12:30 nm Saturday, in the Pythian building. The afternoon ses sion opens there at 1 p.m. A banquet is scheduled at 6:30 p.m., in Jackson House and preceding me B p.m.. session, entertainment is planned at the lodge hall. 4 Masonic Group Slates Rites The degree of Royal Arch Widows will be conferred by Crater Lake chapter, Royal Arch Masons during cere monies Saturday, May 18 in the Medford Masonic temple. Candidates are from Ashland, Jacksonville, Medford, Grants Pass and Klamath Falls. A potluck dinner will be served at 7 p.m. The meat dish, coffee, milk, rolls and butter will be furnished by the chapter. The ceremonies will open at 8 p.m. All Royal Arch Masons and candidates are invited. Candi dates consist of wives, moth ers or daughters of any Royal Arch Mason in good standing. Ceupla Leaves After Visit Htra Mr. and Mrs. Allan Sonin, Riverside, Calif., have left for their home after being guests of Mrs. Sonin's mother, Mrs. Lester Throckmorton, 28 Hawthorne avenue. PLUS TAX REGULARLY $5.00 Now is Ac ONCE A YEAR TIME TO SAVE BIG on the BIG pint-size Bonne Bell TEN O SK LOTION Ten'O-Six Lotion is the one cleansing and corrective cosmetic that helps your skin to complete natural beauty. It clears skin blemishevwith immaculate deep cleansing and healing medication-originally a doctor's prescription. Vh' not order I wo pints at our special ale price? A .j ' , ' - J h ;, A ill Mrs. Jon Chambreau-Lewis Rites Held in Ashland Church Ashland-Linda Rose Lewis wore an heirloom ruby ring which had belonged to her maternal great grandmother when she became the bride of Jon Chambreau May S in the First Presbyterian church. The Rev. B. J. Holland offi ciated at the mid-afternoon double ring service. - Mr. and Mrs. Lawton Lew is, S75 Liberty street, are the bride's parents. iThe bride groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Chambreau of Hillsboro. The bride, who was given in marriage by her father, wore a floor-length gown 01 ivory peau de soie, Pearls edged the round neckline of the fitted bodice and a crystal and pearl tiara held her bouffant illusion net veil. She carried a bouquet of deep red roses. Honor attendants, Miss Linda Neal, San Francisco, and Miss Karen Fieguth, Sac ramento, were dressed alike in ballerina length semi-bouffant frocks of turquoise bro cade. Their shore net veils were held by matching rose bud bandeaux and they car ried bouquets of pink carna- Roguette Circle Slates Meeting; Officers Named A meeting of Roguette cir cle, Military Order of Lady Bugs is set for Tuesday, May 14 at 8 p.m., in the Veterans of Foreign Wars hall, 42 North Front street. Several members of the cir cle were elected to state of fices and others received ap pointments, during a recent state convention in Coos Bay. . Mrs. R. E. Schulz was elect ed royal treasurer. Others elected were MrB. O. O. De Berry, Mrs. Ben Allison and Mrs. Con Rost. Mrs. De Berry's office will concern In- itiatory work; Mrs. Allison's hospital work, and Mrs. Alli son and Mrs. Rost also are trustees. Appointive offices were given to Mrs. L. Warner, Mrs Ivan Lusk, Mrs. Ralph Pill ock and Mrs. Harold Suth erland, drill team members Mrs. Lusk and Mrs. Suther land also are representatives for Veterans Administration Volunteer service for the VA domiciliary at White City, Mrs. Neva Vittetoe, majestic lady gold bug, was installing officer. Others from Medford at the meeting were Mr. Lusk, and Mrs. E. G. Heim. Social Group Plans Election Reames Social club will hold the annual election of officers during the monthly luncheon Wednesday, May IS, at 12 noon at the Medford Masonic temple. Mrs. H. E. Nulton, presi dent, will preside. Amend ments to the by-laws will be read. Chairman for the luncheon will be Mrs. Gladys Rammln and Mrs. L. S. Ettlngcr assist ed by Mrs. Jessie Stags, Mrs. Lee Watson, Mrs. Mark Law, rencc, Mrs. Ray Bailey and Mr. and Mrs. Carmine Glgllotti. All members of the Order of the Eastern Star are invit ed to attend. . MF ' r tfrtif fliiif iSJBijl Chambraau (Lock photo) tions. The bridesmaids and the bride had been Ashland schoolmates. For their candlelighting du ties the bridegroom a sisters, Laurie and Christine Cham breau, wore full skirted white organdy frocks with lace bo leros and blue cummerbunds, and their wristlets were of pink carnations. Thomas McDowell, Pull man, Wash., served as best man. The ushers were Robert Andrews, Portland, and Ger ald Peloquin, Forest Grove; groomsman was Gary Seaney, Portland. . Organ Music Candelabra and tall white baskets of stock marked either side of the chancel. Preceding the ceremony Mrs. J. W. Mc Coy played a short program of organ numbers and the marches. More than 60 guests were greeted at the Lewis home after , the church ceremony, The wedding cake was cut and served by Mrs. John Culp, Mrs. William Weber, Port land poured coffee and Mrs, Peter Semple presided at the punch bowl. Miss Diane Fie guth was in charge of the guest book. For her daughter's weddine Mrs. Lewis wore a turquoise shantung suit with white hat and accessories. The bride groom's mother, Mrs. Cham breau, chose a willow green two-piece ensemble accented with sandalwood accessories. Both wore white gardenia corsages. When the new Mr. and Mrs. Chambreau left by plane for their home in Portland the bride was wearing a beige sheath dress with match ing jacket and black accesso ries. In Portland Mrs. Chambreau is a stu dent at Portland State college after attending the University of Oregon last year. Her hus band went to the University of Oregon and Willamette university and is now with the U.S. National Bank of Portland. In Ashland for the weddine were Mr. and Mrs. William Weber and sons, Miss Lor raine Ostrander, Dave Free land, Larry UlricH and Miss Dorothy Eck, Portland; Miss Esther Ballard, Mrs. Lee Peloquin, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph t-eioquin, uaston, Ore.; Mrs. Gerald Peloquin, Forest Grove, Ore.; Robert Burgess, Eugene; Mist Sue Higinboth am, Seattle; Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Nielsen and Miss Kay Manary, Grants Pass. Shower Given In Shady Cove Shady Cove - Mrs. Ben Nork Jr. was honored guest at a layette shower given re cently in the Al Cooper home on Rogue River drive. Shady Cove. The party was a sur prise event. Hostesses were Mrs. Jo Ann Hilton, Mrs. William Reaves and Miss Linda Con key. The refreshment table was decorated in pink, blue and white. , Prizes for games were awarded Mrs. John Conkey, Los Angeles, and Mrs. Judy Nelson. The -honored guest served the cake and Miss Con key poured coffee. Mrs. Coo per also served. Californiani Talent Visiters Talent-Mr. and Mrs. Claude Elliot, Sacramento, Calif., were guests of Mrs. Elliot's aunt. Mrs. Lillie Burnett, Tuesday. Announce Guest Soloists For High School Concert Guest soloists who will ap pear in the Medford High school orchestra concert Mon day, May 20 are Miss Signe Lusk, a ninth grade student from Hedrick Junior High school, and Phillip Frohnmay cr, a Medford High school sophomore. The concert will be held in the high school auditorium at 8 p.m. Tickets for adults are available at Purucker's Music house, Lusk Music com pany and Emerald Music com pany, or from orchestra mem bers. No charge will be made for students. The orchestra, directed by John E. Drysdale, will include varied selections on their pro gram. Featured will be the Russian Sailors dance by Glier and the William Telloverture by Rossini. Miss Lusk, will perform the first movement of the Grieg A Minor Piano Concerto" and young Frohnmayer will play the first movement of Beethoven's "Piano Concerto No. 3 in C Minor." Both will WWI Barracks, Auxiliary Set Dinner, Social A covered dish dinner and social evening are planned for members of World War I vet erans, Barracks 540 and aux iliary Wednesday, May 15 at p.m., in the Girls Commu nlty club, 220 North Bartlett street. Mrs. Thomas Lynch nd her committee are in charge of the plans. - Delegates for both the bar racks and auxiliary were se lected recently for the depart ment convention to be held in Grants Pass June 6 and 8 Named from the auxiliary were Mrs. Ray Newman chairman; Mrs. Ben Allison, Mrs. S. R. Hale, Mrs. George Gunn, Mrs. C. J. Hoquen, Mrs. Lynch and Mrs. A. C. Lucas. Alternates are Mrs. T. L. Edsall, Mrs. Lillian Austin, Mrs. Tlllie Wignall, Mrs. W. A. Hastaln, Mrs. Frank Hoff man, Mrs. Fred Clark and Mrs. N. R. Walters. Delegates from the barracks are A. C. Lucas, chairman Charles Myers, Mr. Edsall, Patrick J. Graham, J. M, Johnson, Frank Campbell, Mr. Hoffman, Mr. Allison, Mr, Clark, Mr. Hastain, Mr. Wal ters, C. E. Lund, Frank Root, Wilbur Culp, Roger Harris, C, A. Keizur, Herschel Gay, Earl Cook, George Gunn and R. A. Abel. Frederick D. Adams, Jack sonville, is barracks comman der and Mrs. Adams is auxili ary president, who also plan to attend the convention. Miss Joan Guyer To Be Hostess A depart m e n t convention for Daughters of Union Veter ans in June at Eugene, and Memorial day plans will be discussed at a meeting of the Elta Deuel Hubbs tent, DUV, Wednesday, May 15. It will be in the home of Miss Joan Guyer, 319 Portland avenue. A dessert luncheon is plan ned for 12:15 p.m., and the business session will open at 1 p.m. Rummage sale plans also will be made. Th. ikj y Priceless ) v Look . . 6r ( ln-or. outer blouta, sleaveless, Bermuda collar, All Cotton Broidclolh, little or no Iron-Whita only. Sizes 3 to 6x and 7-10. Infants' and Children's Wear t Shower Gifts Downstairs at Mtdferd Pharmacy 6th ind Central Phont 772-6253 be accompanied by the 70- plece orchestra. Miss Lusk is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John H. Lusk, 1810 East Main street and is a student of Sister Marion Jo seph at St. Mary's school. Mr. Frohnmayer, a son of Mr. and Mrs. Otto J. Frohnmayer, 1656 Spring street, studies with Mrs. Nell Taylor. Pictures Of Colorado At Center Mrs. Beryl Lyon, 200 Sun rise ave., newly elected presi dent of Travel Study club and n active member of the art classes as the Senior Activity center will show colored slides at the Center Monday, May 13. They will be of Col orado, where Mrs. Lyon spent most of her married life. Welt informed of the history of her home xtate, with its 52 peaks over 14,000 feet high among the great Rocky moun tains, Mrs. Lyon will narrate the story of Colorado as she shows the pictures. Last week, over 30 men and women attended the show given by Edward Dahack on the Hawaiian Islands and the Dahack gardens on the Tiller Trail road. Many of the au dience expressed a desire to hire a bus and spend a day in the gardens if such a tour could be arranged. The pic tures Mr. Dahack took of the flaming river of lava which descended from an eruption of a great mountain during his time in Hawaii were hail ed as most spectacular. The groups who played shuffleboard on Wednesdays and the Square Dance group which met each Thursday morning are now canceled for the spring and summer pe riod. Wednesday morning is free for special committee meetings but Thursday morn ing is now full with an inter esting new activity, clay sculpture, under the leader ship of Mrs. Ruby Ralston, The new group is now work ing with a hundred pounds of clay which they are mold ing into life size heads. It is hoped that some of the work of these newly trained artists can be finished and shown at the open house planned by the Center members Sunday. May 26 from 1-5 p.m. during Sen ior Citizens week. All groups will take part in this annual celebration to which the public is invited each May. Each year, the members of the center show their appreci ation of the free use of the center and for the volunteer help of the teachers by hold ing this open house. The event is always open to the general public and especially to newcomers and seniors who have not yet entered any class. New programs for the sum mer season will be available at the time. Shower Prospect - Mrs. Deloy Gil lespie was honored at a lay ette shower May 7 In the home of Mrs. B. M. Chandler. The event was in the form of a surprise. Mra. Gillespie was presented gilts. ' $2m Blue Star Mothers Plan District Meet A delegation of Medford Blue Star Mothers club mem bers will attend a district con vention of the group to be held Thursday, May 16 in Grants Pass. A regular meet ing of the group scheduled for that date has been cancelled. Among those who plan to attend from Medford are Mrs. Mary Note, national third vice president; Mrs. Grace Gaston, department chairman of In dian affairs; Mrs. Mary Fred ricks, president of Chapter 2, Medford; Mrs. Ethel Sever son; Mrs. R. H. Peterson, Mrs. John J. Brown and Mrs. E. P. Kurz. Presiding will be Mrs. Jan ice Wolff, Grants Pass, depart ment president. Guests will be Mrs. Juanita Reeds, the national president, and Mrs. Marguerite Bellen- ger, Washington department president, from Bremerton. Local chapter members will conduct the annual two -day sale of blue daisies May 17 and 18 on Medford streets. All proceeds go to veterans affairs, officers state. The lo cal project is games parties once a month for wheel chair members of White City Veter ans Domiciliary. Memberi' birthdays also are celebrated. Your Charge Account nvited! SLIP INTO SOMETHING THAT WONT SLIP: THF TTMqr.TPPABT.Fa" by WARNER'S8! A light, laccy strapless that won't slip! " ! Thai delicate "lice" isn't lace. It's something new-lace-prlnled spandex-and It actually clings to your bick, won't slip or slidel Because Ift airy tpandex, It never feels clammy. The contour cups are topped with real lace, hook up proltily in front. P10-98i While, A,B,C, $6.95. . ! ' ! (Cups & psnelti all nylon; elastici nylon-acetate-lycra spandex) Packaged to gol Two Graduate Corsetieres To Serve You At All Times Main and Bartlett streets Phone 772-6428 Riverside Club Lists Winners Mrs. J. J. Dougherty and Ralph Meegan, Ashland, scor ed 146 points to lead north south winners for the last ses sion of Riverside Bridge club. Mrs. G. B. Torgcson and Mrs. Jean Engleson led east-west winners with a score of 135V. points. Thirty-six players took part. , Other north-south winners were Mrs. J. J. Finegan and Mrs. F. E. Bowman, second, 117; Mrs. F. R. Baker and Mrs. Dolph Phipps were third with 111V4 and Mrs. P. A. Hatton and Mrs. Arthur S. Backlund, fourth, 109' n. Other east - west winners were Mrs. R. C. Smooth and Mrs. Y. M. Dalen, second, 118; Mrs. E. K. Ricker and Mrs. Karl Janouch, third, 112; Mrs. George Codding and Mrs. Fred Rehling, fourth, 111. Geo. Grabow 1365 Kings Hwy., Medford Phone 772-8560 Ultrasonic Cleaning Electronic Timing Wl tUY OLP GOLD1 Im ah t muiai, fJanlHmlnl 1 Club Observes ', Mother's Day ; A Mother's day program was conducted by Security Benefit club members during their last week's meeting in the Pythian building. Mrs. Pearl Spackman and James Bishop furnished 'original poems. The next meeting will be Wednesday, May 15 at 11 a.m. Luncheon will b" served at 12 noon; a business meeting conducted at 1 p.m., and danc ing will be held from 2 to 4 p.m. Several couples have been arriving early to practice dance steps with music by the record player. Those who are interested in learning such dances as the three-step, heel and toe polka, French minuet and others are invited to join the group, officers stated. Bsssissaaaaaii AiW
