THURSDAY. APRIL 21. 1955
Deans Honored
At Flower Show
Mrs. Ralph Dean was an hon
ored guest at the Central Point
Garden club annual flower show
held Tuesday afternoon at the
Legion Memorial hall.
The Dean family home on Old
Stage road, which has been in
the family since 1852, was fea
tured in a large mural painting
highlighting the show theme,
"Old Stage Road." Mrs. Dean and
her son, Frank, resale in the
family home. Her daughter, Mrs.
Leonard Freeman, lives on Wil
son road.
The large colorful mural was
painted by Warren Holbrook,
Crater High art instructor, and
members of his art classes.
Gleason Honored At
Birthday Party
M. C. Gleason Sr. was guest
of honor at a birthday party
held Sunday, April 17. at the
Gleason home on Manzanita
street.
He was presented with custom
stocked rifle which his son,
James, and his wife had prepared
for him.
Present for the party were
Mrs. M. C. Gleason Sr., Mr. and
Mrs. James R. Gleason and child
ren, Mr. and Mrs John Jones
and Miss LuEllis Bodin
B. Ackley Initiated
By Theta Rho Girls
Barbara Ackley was initiated
into Beta Chi Theta Rho Girls
club at the April 13 meeting held
at the IOOF hall.
President Barbara Swanson
presided in her chair.
Following the meeting, the
girls worked on their projects of
flower making and cake decorat
ing.
At the IOOF meeting on Mon
day, April 18, several Theta Rho
girls entertained lodge members
with a skit.
Gay Bartley T roth
Announced Recently
The engagement’ of Miss Gay
Bartley, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Roy A. Bartley of Central
Point, to John D. Cameron of
Gold Hill, was announced recent
ly-
Miss Bartley is a 1954 graduate
of Crater High school. Cameron,
who also attended Crater High,
is now serving with the Navy at
Patuxent River base in Maryland.
No date has been set for the
wedding.
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Miss Charlotte Nelson, a sister
of the bride was maid of honor
and the bridesmaids \yeiv the
Misses Laura Millage, Ashland
and Ellen Pontius, Prospect, Miss
Patty McNeil, niece of the bride
Final plans for the annual groom was the flower girl.
‘‘Blossom Time" luncheon and
Darrel McNeil, brother of the
style revue are being completed bridegroom was best man and
by members of Nevita Social seating the guests were Jay Mast
club.
erson, Jim Elson and Jim Mc
The event will be held at 12:30 Donald.
p.m. Friday April 29, at the Leg
The bride given in marriage
ion Memorial hall.
by her father won* a satin gown
Members of the club will model with fitted bodice trimmed with
the newest and smartest of spring chantilly lace and tulle skirt de
and summer fashions from signed with a train. Her finger
Adrienne’s of Medford.
tip veil was held from a head
Mrs. Melvin McGrew, president piece of tulle trimmed with seed
of Nevita Social club and general pearls. She carried two orchids
chairman of “Blossom Time," has on a white Bible.
requested that all reservations be
Her sister wore a blue gown and
made to Mrs. Aylene Faber, her bridesmaids wore pink
phone 4-2908, no later than gowns. They each carried a nose
Thursday, April 28.
gay of carnations.
Slated to appear on the pro
The church was decorated in
gram are the Junior high chorus, style of a garden scene with
directed by Mrs. Jeanne Caroth English Hw and whjte lattice
ers and the Crater High Laval- work combined with baskets of
iers, directed by Norman Caroth forsythia and boquets of yellow
ers.
and white daffodils.
Miss Virginia Gapen sang, “Ah
Sweet Mvsterv of Life’’ and ‘Be
cause’' accompanied by Mrs.
Ashton Forest.
Blanche Lorsung was el<*cted
president of the Applegate Home
Extension Unit at the regular
meeting held Friday April 15.
Other officers are, Dana Ger
hardt, vice president; Josephine
By Virginia Gapen
Krause, Secretary; Lola Offen
APPLEGATE—Hugh Clark has bacher, treasurer.
Mrs. Marcell Le Peniac and
been chosen as principal of the
Applegate school next year and Mrs. Leon Offenbacher spent a
also as seventh and eighth grade couple of days in Coos Bay this
teacher. The rest of the teaching week.
Marcell Le Peniac has taken
staff will remain the same. Ralph
Holbrook fifth and sixth grade over the Newhalls Nursery in
teacher and music instructor. Phoenix. He will be moving his
Mrs. Le Roy Offenbacher, third delphenium garden and his im
and fourth grade teacher and ported rock garden in which he
Mrs. Ray Offenbacher, first and has plants from Europe and Asia.
Le Peniac had one of the largest
second grade teacher.
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas McNeil rock gardens in the United States
are making their home in Med when they lived in New Jersey.
The I^e Peniacs will remain
ford. Mrs. McNeil is the former
living
in Applegate for the pres
Miss Elaine Nelson of Applegate.
ent
time.
The couple were married at
Mr. and Mrs. Vince Freemantle
the Applegate church, April 2, in
and
family spent last Sunday in
a candlelight ceremony. The Rev.
Roseburg
visiting friend*.
T. S. Gapen ‘of the Applegate
William
Ferris known to
church performed the double
friends
in
Applegate
as ‘Uncle
ring ceremony.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Nelson and
the bridegrooms parents are Mr.
and Mrs. William Childreth.
Phoenix Gardeners
Nevita Social Club
Attend Flower Show Makes Final Plans
Members of the Phoenix Gard For Style Revue
en club were well represented at
the annual flower show held
Tuesday afternoon by Central
Point Garden club at the Legion
Memorial hall.
Those attending from Phoenix
were Mrs. Tom Carter, Mrs.
Charlie Lewis, Mrs. V a u g n
Quackenbush, Mrs. Walter Ger-
mar, Mrs. Olin Poe, Mrs. Leo
Thomas. Mrs. A. O. Floyd. Mr.
and Mrs. Charlie Hockersmith,
Mrs. A. C. Lewis, Mrs. Roy Le-
Vander, Mrs. O. L. Penland.
They all reported a most en
joyable afternoon and a wonder
ful display of flowers
Crater Gardeners
Call Meet Tonight
At C. A. Meyer Home
Crater Garden club of Central
Point will hold its next meeting
at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, April 21,
at the home otf Mrs. Charles
Meyer 43 South 9th.
Mrs. R. T. Nichol will speak
on the subject of shrubs. Flower
of the months will be the tulip
and bird of the month, the hum
mingbird.
Roll call will consist of present
ing a gardening article of inter
est from newspaper or magazine.
Members are reminded to inform
the hostess if they intend to
bring guests.
Mrs. T Price
Hurt in Wreck
At Table Rock
By Mrs. Floyd Doland
SAMS VALLEY—Mrs. Truman
Price was injured last Thursday
morning in a collision with a
car parked on the Sams Valley
road near Table Rock estates. The
car belonged to D. M. Mahoney.
Mrs. Price is still hospitalized
with an an injured chest and
throat. She is a nurse at Sacred
Heart hospital in Medford.
G. A. Kanzler of Portland has
been a visitor at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Mack. Mr.
Knazler is Mrs. Mack’s father.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Sanderson
enjoyed a weekend visit with
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Daniel of Los
Angeles, Calif. The Daniels are
formerly of Sams Valley.
H. Clark Named
Grade Principal
At Applegate
Willy“ suffered from a stroke
last week and is now convalesc
ing in the Community hospital.
Beth Krause. 4. and Sharon
Prowell. 6. are both confined to
their homes with the measles.
Friends of the Applegate Val
ley wish to extend their heart
felt sympathies to Jack O’Bnen
and family in the loss of his
sister.
Mrs. Beatrice Deuel, Tule Lake,
California, a former resident of,
Medford, was killed in an auto
mobile accident Saturday, April
16.
Luncheon - Shower
Fetes Mrs. R. Smith
Mrs. Don Bohnert had a lunch
eon and baby shower last Tues
day at her home honoring Mrs.
Roland Smith.
Guests present were: Mrs. Don
Thum bier, Mrs. Bernard Thwnb-
ler, Mrs Don Hanscom. Mrs
Norman Smith, Mrs. Don A.
Faber, Mrs. Melvin Kelly, Mrs.
Bill Langston, Mrs. Jim Anders.
Gifts were present«! to Mrs
Smith Games were played and
refreshments were served by tl\e
hostess.
Frances Marie Starks
To Wed Cecil Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Starts «<f
63 Freeman road this week an
nounced the engagement of their
daughter. Miss Frances Marie, to
Martin Johnson, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Cecil Johnson, of Gold Hill.
The wedding date has been set
for June 11 at the Community
Bible church.
for your
wedding
The Pen-Craft
L’ne of—
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