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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 1, 1963 c s 9 ) ! A Mr. and Mri. Edward Metcalf (Simonson-Walker photo) Medford Gardeners Open Fall Season With Picnic Mttlford Garden club mem bers will oif&ii their 1883-UJ stason willi a picnic Thurs day, SDptember 5 at 12 noon in TouVellG State P3fk. Mem ber are Osked to vnr S4r dening, clothes. An herb pot luck luncheon sjill be served and table service will 1 re quired. The picnic site ill be in the upper section of the e4W aside park. The program will be given by Mrs. Everett Lasher, who will speak on the bird of the month, the meadow lark. Mrs. H. T. Nichol is to speak on shrubs "off the benten track" for the horticulture program. Mrs. R. D. Abel's subject will concern herbs. The club is conducting a drive for new members. Theme for the year is "Beautify the Little Corners." Mrs. C. L. Miller is club president. Her message for the yearbook reads, "Our .dream to make our city, our community and the country we love more beautiful is a worthy one. Dreams don't GROVELAND AVENUE 'Chapel Many Mer. V6y wemflp lex tken Cost is Le9. 3 605 Highland Drivt uiciivi iuu 5 come true) with ftflvs of tfand. "W& must reach inks t&ese ercas to shore our mhrtie and information. We mint i courega dVjiers to be aware of the horticultural needs of our rea and to put forth the necessary effort to achieve steady improvement!" The Medford Garden club objectives are, "To stimulate the knotyledf and love of gardening among amateurs; to aid in the protection of native trees, plants and birds; to en courage civic plantings; to hold exhibitions of flowers from lime to time to promote a feeling of pride among citi zens in advertising southern Oregon as a land of flowers." The club invites all women who are interested and will to work for these objectives to contact one of the officers listed here, Mrs. Mildred Hughes, membership chair man. 772-9043; Mrs. Miller, the president, 773-5189, or Mrs. Clifton Green, social chairman and vice president, 773-7034. .... - 'SJmm "W" in th Trses" Mortuary COMPARE 1 Complete Rived irkin, 2 Quiet, Dignttiid LocsHon 3Preteieion Hire best ttrveH iraneMMSrv M Lsras CKspsI few ed by rcrigejeltan) SCov.i ter 6 Md Lew Cms Si! O O ooo o 8 8 n Stikiyou MtmorijIjPjfl ONE CALL Reception In Will Fete Newiywed Pair Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mct- calf, whose marriage was an event of mid-summer in Mee ker Memorial chapel ol the First Methodist church, are to be honored today at a re ception in Inglewood, Calit., First Presbyterian church. The bride is the former Miss Linda Conke5TiS?.nerly of 26' i Portland avenue. Medford. She is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Con key. Inglewood. who came north for the couple's mar riage. They are to be the hosts today for the event hon oring the newly wedded pair. The bridegroom is a son of Louis D. Metcalf, 45 South Kceneway drive, Medford, and the late Mrs. Metcalf. The marriage ceremony was Missionaries To Be Speakers Mr. and Mrs. D e 1 b e r t Troxell will be the guest speakers for the program Tuesday, September 3, of the Womens Fellowship, First Christian church, 190(r,Crater Lake avenue They have recently o re turned from Mera, iepn, ftith lei four children fop 4 year's RirloueA, Pievirifl just complete, five yeere of thai niw yeers service io that country, will lice ion Bujene vhila on furlough. The meeting will be iftfnis mel Vith question and ans wer period. The Swander (roup will provide the wop- ship. The executive meeting begin et 10:30 a.m. and the general business at 11 a.m. with the McCracken group in charge of the covered dish luncheon at noon. Members are to take their own table service. The program follows at 1 p.m. Mr. Troxell is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Troxell, 1833 South Peach street. Bethel To Hold Dinner, Session A dinner will precede (he first September meeting of Bethel 14, International Or der of Job's Daughters. The dinner will be held Wednes day, September 4, at 5:30 p.m. at Sambo's restaurant, and the session will follow it 7:30 p.m. Mortuary Cemetery Mausoleum Columbarium MEDFORD'S ONLY CREMATORY INVESTIGATE - and SAV8 FsnWt)! pmttmt Fesnvei o LEW. G. MILES 772-2344 O 0 1 L'r Tike the Freeway for Convenience? t Barnett Road fnterchange oif) East Main to Groveland Avenue Turn Right ! California performed July 28 at 8 o'clock in the evening by Dr. George Roseberry. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a nylon organdy gown embroidered in silk and carried a bouquet of stcphanotig and ivy centered by a white orchid on a white Bible. The Bible was gift from her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gon zalez, Torrance, Calif. Mrs. Gonzalez attended her sister. She was dressed in a mint green nylon sheath frock over taffeta with overskirt. Her bouquet was of pink car nations and white stoiek. William J. Reaves, Shady Cove, was best man. Seating the guests were Mr. Gonzalez and Ben L. Nork, Shady Coe?a Baskets of white gladioli and chrysanthemums decor ated the church. Miss Linda Johnson was soloist end Mrs. Leslie Bosjrdman furnished, the music. About 50 euests eltjnwed the weddin) end reception held in the churcA renine. Mrs. Northed charfe ef the fuest ltd) end Mrs. Heaves. Mrs. Gerth Trick end Miee Marteret Metcalf presided et the lift table. Mre. Ray Chutvo and Mrs. Ruth Buchanan cut the ceie, while Mre. Banker Metrelt poured punch. Mre. Dew Vrrjujaga poured the cof fe The couple made their wed ging trip to Brookings. The bride attended Wash ington High school in Los An geles end Southern Oregon . ! college. Previous to her mer I riaa vh waft mnlnvd a a secretary at Parsons Motor company. The bridegroom attended Medford High school and is a parts man for Crater Lake Machinery company. Their home is at the Kcene way address. Wilderville Couple Has Texas Visitor j Wilderville Mrs. Charles jChadwell has arrived from I Lekey, Tex., and is a guest i in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Midsctl. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Goodrich, Can oga Park, Calif., and Mr, and Mrs. Charles Ray Carrcon and children, Woodland, Calif., were recent guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Midgett. Barnett ek( i. J 1 ' if 1 O Mr. ana Mrs. nonaia Any uwi , i : Couple Wed In Reno Rogue River - b,iMe &ey HemiHon Knnmft heceme Ue hride ot Roneid Arty Leve in e ceremony August 2t in Reno. Nev. The bride is e daughter of Mr. end Mrs. Harry E. Hamil ton, Route 3, Box 2(2, Med fnrd. The bridegroom'! par ents ere Mr. end Mrs. Arty I. Lews, Seventh street end Broedwey evenue, Rogue River. TTie double ring ceremony was read at 1:30 a.m. in the Mt. Rex rhapel with the Rev. William H. Herring officiat ing. Baskets of white and red roses and white candles deco rated the church. For her wedding the bride wore a dress of beige linen with brown six! green floral print and gold accessories. The couple spent their hon eymoon at Lake Tahoe and returned to Oregon Sunday evening. Mr. Laws is employed at the Oregon-Washington Tele phone company. White City. They will make their home at Route 2, Box 214A, Table Rock road. Central Point. Awards Received By Auxiliary At a recent meeting of the American Legion auxiliary, delegates to the department convention at Pendleton spoke on convention activities and sessions. Those attending from Med ford were Mrs. Walter Col lins, Mrs. Edward McGinty, Mrs. H. C. Goldsmith and Mrs. Earl Bigalow. Ten awards were reported as received by the unit, three of which were traveling tro phies. One was given for the best narrative report on all around Poppy program cover ing poppy sales, poppy post ers, Miss Junior Poppy, pop py corsage, educational pub licity, window display and emphasizing each facet of the Poppy program. The second was a memorial trophy for the most outstand ing Americanism program for the year and the last was for the best report of activities of the past presidents' commit tee, A permanent trophy, a si 1 ver tray, was won for the best j all-around report of unit ac-, tivilics for the year. A folder of historical documents was won for an sutstandlng report on work in ewistitulion Biid by-laws. Monetary Awards Monetary awards were re ceived for the hl chilrt wel fare meeting in the month so designated, greeted pims foe best community wrvice pre gram, first place for publicity scrap book, best public rela tions program award, and second place for nulsl anding yenr's reisirt ti rwv awjf Iclryjsion nrosrf ;n. Mrs. Clark Walgur flr ed. that I banquet V.4-1 'm b held Septomig r 12 Wi Itisme Valley Coigjtrj attej. toarther with the Lfeiisi jaejt. to honor all youth partici pants of Irgion and auxiliary programs of the past year. This will include all students who attended Girls and Boys State, the essay contest win ner, Miss Poppy, the poppy poster contest winner and the ! Legion baseball players. I P QJAMES C. LUCE;;f,D. I Q Phyuc en ft. Surgeon ii (5?'V.ed lo Announce the()xirition of W, GE(5rGE BINGHAV Jr., M.D, 1 1 In Ihe practice of Neurological Surgery 0 j 326 MEDICAL CENTER BUILDING . jj 773-7577 O I t i u w Woman Returns To Volley Home; Vbifofs Noted Mrs. if. O. N. Poling re turned to her home in Med tori Thursday after visiting relatives end friends in the Portland area. She was accompanied south by a son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Lawrence, Bremerton, Wash. Mr. Law rence is e son of Mrs. Walter Grant, Centre! Point. While In the valley the Lawrences visited her sisters, Mrs. Mildred DeWitt and Mrs. Lucian Van Gordon. The Van Gordons had re cently returned from Lake Tahoe where they had spent part of their vacation. They also visited in the Robert Al der home in Eugene. Mrs. Al der is the former Judith Van Gordon. While in Portland Mrs. Pol ing was honored at a luncheon at Willamette Manor given by Mrs. James H. Edgar, former ly of Ashland. Other guests were Miss Edith Bork and Miss Edith Strange, also formerly of Ashland. Following her return she was visited by her nephew and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Higby, of Phillipsburg, Kan. Among the other local relatives visited by the Hig bvs were Mrs. Bessie E. Ynune. another aunt, and Warren and Don Poling, Mrs. Jack Florcy, Mrs. S. S. Stev ens, Mrs. DeWitt and Mrs. Van Gordon, all cousins. Field Trip Set By Shady Cove Garden Club Shady Cove - Members of the Shady Cove Garden club plan a field trip for the pur pose of gathering weathered wood, dried materials and rocks on their next meeting dale, Monday, September 0. Members are to take their own lunches. Plans for the club's forth coming flower show to be held September 13 were dis cussed at a recent meeting In the home of Mrs. Leonard Or chard. Mrs. L. C. Gorden, Central Point, was guest speaker and gave instruction in flower arrangements. Mrs. II. G. Brosslcr, presi dent, reported on a meeting with the park and recreation commission concerning the in stallation of facilities at tlie boat landing in Shady Cove, She related that additional property will need to be pro cured fur this acconipliklv ment. lodge Schoduies ' Wednesday Mceiny; Mt Pill Ptelwkah lodg, Central Point, will- resume rule-r mtetins Wwjy September 4, at I p m Noble Grand Mrs III, worth Robison slalod Miat ar rangements for ma .ptmlar visit of OrnMi Krbekah pvetident, Mrs. learnird Bat lay, will be made. Plans for a fall bazaar will also beQlis- To Meet Tlie executive commitlee of (he Degree of Honor lodge will meet Thursday. Septem ber 5. at 12 noon in the home of Violet m.dv, 522 Bcs- sic Street. A ' iiuotl potluck luncheon will be served. Senior CenterPlans Fall Activities Fall activities begin at the Senior Activity Cenler, 601 East Jackson street, this week starting with the Arm Chair Travelers at 1 p.m. Monday, September 2. Mr. and Vffs. Fred Pra mann, 34b' Scenic drive, Ash land will show colored slides of their trip through the southern slates. The pictures will start in Louisiana at New Orleans continuing tnrough Mississippi. Alabama, and Tennessee. Included will be scenes from three state parks. OMore than Ki seniors dur ing tte vet nonth hgve at- RepotTs Given At Mf rfXJ. of PANE Chopte 9vei'l reimrtt, iwluctine one an tlie priit okahop hMI iA Msy wi PartlsxWt, were igivto tfurtnf the first fell meet ing of the auutnera Oe4oa hetef ef the Auuetelina a Nursery Education et Its meev Jng August 29; Mrs. Paul Ashby reported on the workshop end explain ed the bulletin received by each member. Mrs. B. C. Ten nant reviewed the purpose of the association and history of the lnritl group. Others who spoke on vari ous phases of the kindergarten program were Mrs. Robert Forbes. Mrs. Lester Harris and Mrs. Robert Barbee. Ms- erials on health and safety were displayed. Membership in the group is open to all who are in agree ment with the axaocie lion's standards. Following the business meeting at which Mrs. Barbee presided, Mrs. Tennant direct ed games. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Barbee and Mrs. Tennant. The next meeting will be held October 14 at the home of Mrs. Ashby, 830 Bennett street. Hostesses Give Shower Party Mrs. Russ Jamison was honored guest at a shower given by Mrs. R. A. Skinner and Mrs. R. M. Evans at Mrs. Skinner's home on Hillside drive. The decor for the liv ing room, tea table and re freshments was white, blue and pink. Decorated lea carts held Mrs. Jamison's gifts. Among (he guests was Mrs. Morgan Matz, Sanla Rosa, Calif., daughter of Mrs. G. R. ninc.o and a cousin of Mrs. Jamison. OPEN SUNDAYS 10 a.m.-5 Bring the whole family . , . shop In ill 54 big departments, selection it wide ... the livings big. Treat the family to luncheon at our SUNDAY & FIRST QUALITY COTTON SATIN DR IP DRY PR-'lr3t, WASttABtB AU eOTTQt -a e, Wide WA46 CORDUROY First Qualify Wsshable All Corton o o Solids 36" to 45" Widt rJo tended these weekly shows by valley travelers. Among last Monday's audience were four couples from Ashland who attended to see the pic tures of Poland shown by Nat Etzci. Spanish Clati Monday, September 9, the Spanish class will resume its weekly sessions from 10 a.m. to noon with Mrs. Alicia Car ter, 23 South Barncburg road, the teacher. All former class members and those who wish to start the course may obtain information from cither Mrs. Edith Branden burg or Frank Grey. Mrs. Victoria Stalcy ex pacts; to return as teacher gf tha oil puittia clams the sec oral oti in Set-smlM. Th cIiwm has law) nw3'tin a otM1 during tns sunt uaer month. The Strniaw Cawrto errM tre relwMtrase Thueatraf, fT-temtaer-.l, with the grew led hr William Plcter!, Vteeiawt nd aire. Muea) JtranU, e eniet. Ay sni le eJefe t nweirei imteunaatrt v o VMd to attend. The 8Bturt ftria ISr- CBPW Invite Valley Teachers New teachers in the valley will be special guests at the next meeting of Christian Business and Prnfew,iomU Women's Coundl of Medford. It will be held at Rogue Val ley Country club Thursday-, September S. at 0:18 p.m. All teachers are also invited to at tend. Mrs. Orever Corura will present a program on "A Glimpse of Art" and will show original paintings. Charles McFarlan will speak and Jack Delmonlfl will sine. Mr. McFarlan, formerly of southern California, has worked in the motion picture industry, in radio, light opera and has appeared on the con cert stage. Luncheon Slated By Civic Club Ashland - A 12:30 p.m. cov ered dish luncheon will pre cede the first fall meeting of the Women Civic club, Oreg- gon Federation of Women's Clubs, September 4. Lunch eon and regular program will be held in the clubhouse on Winburn way. International affairs will be the subject for discussion and will Include Information on the CARE project. Mrs. Rob ert Snyder is to present sev eral solos, accompanied by Mrs. Glenn Taylor at the piano. ROGUE SIDEWALK MONDAY ONLY CTTM 3 v J fi o o First 17tt 65.2 17.8 36" $J98 $98 JACKSON ACRES OF FREE ers have started a drive to re cruit at least six tables of bridge players for the class which will start Saturday, September 7. Those who have played and wish to brush up on new rules and those who wish to learn to play are wel come to attend. Mrs. Maude Codding, who gave a scries of lessons at the start of this class last spring, is now in Colorado, but plans to give another series and will coach the group on her return. Anyone interested in bridge may stop at the center at 1 p.m. on that date. "Mrs. L. C. Davis is leader and Mrs. Fred Middlebusher is hostess. WedMuwaWj , September 4, ni 18 a.m. a meting of the jsArjt a ftteaitinsj group of tlae Swnta Craftsmen com mitU will Mt at the cen ter. Plane an leeing made to twn tin Skr Craftsmen of AwUneni Ovj shop in the CeWama Psuet cewear, 315 et Hu street. Mrs. E. H. lrfVMM U mnmittec chair M. The atari leet year wan arete jg the Aealntej Art OsjUmrf ft Vii elf I wear contact - lenses! Dr- Note OptotneMsf, 0 who have safeguarded the sight of more that) a quarter of a million Ore gonians since 1905, can give you lull details o CONTACT lensae, e Complete Eye EjcamircoJwiv e No Appointment Neededfe e Convenient Credit We give HT Green Stamp ew S Sti fe&v .COLUMBIAN: OPTICAL CO. MEDFORD SHOPPING CENTER) 772-999.0' convenient parking "D. Omar J. Nolej and William Msdten M' ftTJk I p.m. where the J - CAFE I . . Charge If S LJ yd. S BROCADES PARTY FABRICS Quality Tetorort Rayon Tinsel Wide to yd. PARKING
