Southern Oregon New» Review
Ashland. O regon
Soroptimists Stage
Annual Style Show
Study Club
Hears Report
On Civil War
T hursday, O ctober 13. 19 9
; ncr-Miller Vows
•r anged Here Sunday
At a candlelight cerem ony
O ctober 9, Mis. M arilyn Ann
' 11. r. d a u g h te r ot l b am i Mrs
The A shland S tudy club mi l
M arvin E M iler, becam e the
M onday afternoon in reg u la r
bride of W illiam G lenn Wei er,
session at the hom e of Mrs Rog
,
v,f Mr and Mrs. W
e r Rath.
The lounge of the Elk s C lu b lso riea. Lillian E xline m odeled a W erner, M edford The Rev
Follow ing a b rie f business'
m t lounge
. _—
grepn pppiun, w ith in terestin g .v , . S hum an net
nrm
ed
perform
Lu
w as th e setting for A shland’s
m eeting the program of the af
double-ring
cerem
ony.
detail
and
flared
sk
irt,
black
hat
m ost fashionable gathering as
ternoon was presented by Mrs
T he bride, given in m ar r e . -,
th e Soroptim ist’s presented a and accessories.
i Will Dodge, who review ed the
by
he
fath
er,
w
ore
a
gown
of
The
Co-Ed
Shop
w
as
rep
re
sen
­
fall Style Show , Wed. evening,
book “ Women w ith a Sw ord,
ted by
oy LaV
u a v u onne
m n .......
and ------------
B arbara iv o ry sa tin w ith fin g e r p o in t
styles in w om ens w earing ap- ico
published last year by H ollister
Falw
ell.
Bess
M
adison,
B
a
rb
a
ra
,
siCVVes,
and
yoke
of
illusion
net,
show ing new styles in wom en s
Noble The story concerns Anna
P ric h a rd and Ruth B eers for I edged w ith sm all groups of satin
w earing a p p arel and accessories.
Ella C arroll, “ the great unrec­
casuals
and
A
rtice
for
dressier
rosebuds
backed
by
rose
point
Local stores cooperating by out­
ognized
m em ber of Lincoln's
fittin g the m odels, m ostly m em ­ styles. L avonne Falw ell m odeled jace The bottom of th e gown
c a b in e t"
a
one-piece
wool
frock
w
ith
was
d
rap
cd
up
show
ing
ruffles
bers of the Club, w ith becoming
Miss C arroll, a m em ber of a
rosepoint lace. H er finger-
costum es just received for this plaid sk irt and brow n fitted top,
ditinguished M aryland family
green b eret and brow n and tip ie n gth veil was held in place
fall show.
and d a u g h ter of a governor of
" ara I 11 by a crow n of satin rosebuds.
Mrs. Joyce Beeson was the green accessories. " B arb
th a t state was the tru sted con
com m entator for the show and chard m odeled a red wool jersey and the bride carrie d a cascade
fidential advisor of P resident
of
w
hite
roses
and
stephanotis.
w
ith
unpressed
p
leats
and
a
gave a description of the frocks
Lincoln throughout the w ar She
S hirley W eitzel, m aid of hon­
as she introduced each model strik in g gray w eskit. B arb ara
was successful in securing the
or,
w
ore
a
lem
on
peel
dress
of
Falw
ell
m
odeled
a
suit
consist­
and the store represented.
adherence
of M aryland to the
W1M.
satin w
ith „„................
satin m itts ......
and car-
The first h alf of the show con ing of brow n sk irt w ith beige sullll
Union and as a result of her
jac
k
e
t,
brow
n
accessories.
Bess
rjed
a
cascade
of
golden
m
ums
sisted of casual styles followed
observations, the e n tire strategy
by d ressier styes. Frances W orth M adison m odeled a snug w aisted The bridesm aids, Mrs. R ichard
of the w ar was changed.
suit
dress
w
ith
full
brow
n
sk
irt
g
eev
er
and
Miss
V
irginia
Lutz.
a
n d Veda
V eda Z
u p o n m odeled
o a e ie a for
w i s u it u i c n
» » ••• - - - - -
and
Zupon
The record of Miss C arroll
‘ ecked
Fortm illers. Miss W orth m odel and gray ch^
k e d ja jacket,
c k e t, brow n ^ w ore gowns of party-rose satin
was effectively supressed th ro
accessories.
R
uth
B
eers
m
odeled
and
each
c
a
rrie
d
a
cascade
of
ed a copper b a rk suit w ith huge
ugh official jealousy.
pockets and brow n accessories. a flippant gray taffeta suit w ith iav ed cr and w hite mums. Miss
Miss C arro ll was a wom an of
leg
o
-m
utton
sleeves.
Miss
bur-
W
illiam
s
and
Miss
B
arba
W ith this she w ore a brow n hat
great charm and ability. T h e
ns"
ns
m
odeled
a
two-piece
black
ra
M
cCleary
acted
as
candl
candle-
trim m ed w ith folded copper sat­
story of h er deep frie n d sh ip s1
faile frock w ith peplum jack et lig h ters and they w ere a ttire d in
in w hile Miss Zupon m odeled a fa
w ith im portant personages ofi
accented
w
ith
polka
dotted
gau-
gow
ns
of
aqua
satin,
w
earing
.
.
-
green tailo red suit, featu rin g acce------
her day. the d etails of Jam es
stephanotis a t th e belt.
back pleats w ith which she w ore ntlet cuffs and collar.
B uchanan’s desire to m ake her I
P
e
n
tz
e
r’s
m
odels
included
Ad-
F
low
er
girl
w
as
J
a
n
e
C
arter
brow n hat and accessories. Fort-
his
wife and the intim ate pic-1 SERIOUS BUSINESS -Chosen
m ille r’s d ressier styles w ere aline W eber. B arb ara Phelan, of galem , w ho w ore a gown i f FOR MEN ONLY in s p ire d by
tu re of the Civil W ar give the i „ m e n to reign over N atio na l
Una
L
aM
arre,
P
hyllis
Kingsey,
p
arty
rose
satin
and
had
a
w
rist
m odeled by W aunita Herndob-
read er o f "W om en w ith a i W ine Week, Pal H a ll picks a few
San F rancisco’s C hina Tow n,
ler. B ette H am pton, A nna Mae Beneice P latk o and C larice Lati- bouquet of step h an o tis and also th is "G ood L uck D ra go n " sport S w ord’’ new ly established his ! w in e grapes near H ollyw ood.
more.
I
carrie
d
step
h
an
o
tis
in
flow
er
P la tk o and Zeda Zupor. W au­
s h irt is fo r men o nly. B u t w ho
tory data w hich resulted from I C a lif in pre pa ra tion fo r Uie
W ebber m odeled
a basket w hich she scattered along can
Adaline .........
**’
n ita H erndobler m odeled a co­
say it w o u ld look any better
event. T a kin g her new title se­
y ears of recent research.
th
e
aisle
in
the
path
of
the
bride.
stunning
tw
o
piece
red
frock
on a m ale th a n on dancer Diane
rio u s ly , Pat is learning the b in
ord in ated costum e consisting of
Mrs.
Jack
Frost
chose
for
her
I
Best m an w as Russell W er­ Shinn. A cco rd in g to the sh irt's
ne- from the ground up
a rich brow n broadcloth coat w ith black b eret and accessories.
half
hour
topic
the
w
ork
of
the
|
m odeled a ner. b ro th e r of the groom The creator, the colors o f the dragon,
w ith m ink tale trim over a B arb ara P h elan
U. S. W eather B ureau and she
brow n taffeta frock shot w ith jau n ty plaid jack et w ith plain ushers w ere Dick W heelock. fro n t and back, w ill increase in offered suggestions as to how
b
rillia
n
c
e
w
ith
w
ashinfl
D
arrell
M
cNeill,
G
w
in
Bailey
copper. W ith this she carried a gray sk irt topped w ith a bright
one could becom e an a m ateu r SOC Extension Program
brow n corde bag and w ore a red shorty coat and beret Una and Ray M cK night.
Reaches Neighboring Towns
w gather forecaster.
Mrs. M arvin E M iller, m oth­ Mrs. Grovet Hillman
brow n feath ered hat. B ette Ham ­ L aM arre was m ost charm ing in
At
the
n
ex
t
m
eeting
of
the
S o uthern Oregon College fat­
pton w ore a frock of an excit­ a w ine colored suit w ith black e r of th e bride, was a ttire d in a Gives Bridal Shower
club on Oct. 24, the A shland uity is again carrying the col­
gold
crepe
gown
and
had
a
cor-,
ascot.
She
w
ore
a
sim
ple
black
ing new color w ith jew eled belt,
S tudy club will e n te rta in the lege extension pogram into su r­
an unusual tre a tm e n t was the hat th a t was b e a u tifu l on h e r sage of sm all lav e n d e r orchids
Miss
Alma
Jessel,
bride-elect
F o rtnighty S tudy club nt the rounding cities
Miss Violet
straig h t back w ith fullness in silvery w hite h a ir and o th er The groom ’s m ther, Mrs. W. G. U of l u Lt.
(jg) Jam es E. . - Jefferson,
Mrs. Elda Ander- Stockham conducts a class in
i
............ ............| r t P i arrish
i i i a n n house
uuev
W
erner,
w
ore
an
aqua
satin
black
accessories.
B
ernice
P
la
t­
front. H er accessories w ere of
United S tates Navy, w as recent- son wjn give the book review
black suede and her hat w as the ko m odeled a black taffeta dress gow n and had a corsage of the ly honored w ith a b rid al show er and Mrs. Sharyon will present Folk Dancing in K lam ath Falls
sm
all
lav
e
n
d
e
r
orchids
Before
coat
w
ith
huge
pockets,
G
au
n
t­
on Monday nights, and Mr. Jo h n
sam e indescribeable but lovely
let gloves and v elo u r h at com ­ th e cerem ony. Mrs. J W McCoy by Mrs G ro v er H illm an in h e r the short topic.
Schulz has a class in Fam ily
color w ith pleated trim .
apartm
ent
a
t
The
W
eifzel
------------------------------
R elationships in the same city
A na Mae P la tk o m odeled a plem ented the costum e. C larice accom panied F re d B euhner as
Miss Jessel was the recipient
Both rep o rt first night atten
turquoise blue rayon taffeta eve­ L atim ore m odeled a steel blue he sang tra d itio n a l w edding of m any beau tifu l gifts w hich |
dance anti interest was gor’d
ning gown w ith fitted bodice satin frock w ith large pockets selections.
Follow ing th e cerem ony, a re­ w ere presented to h er follow ing'
an d cascades of ruffles which a n d crystals.
W eitzel’s m odels w ere L ena ception was held in the church a late super served by the host­
also encircled the waist. The net
M
cNair,
C ath erin e Nelson for parlo r. Mrs. Jacob W eitzel and ess, assisted by Mrs. M a rv in ■
yoke fastened dow n the back
M iller.
w ith covered buttons. W ith this casual clothes and Cora W ood­ Mrs. J. S. C a rte r of Salem , p o u r­
Those honoring Miss Jessel R egistration totals reached 754
ed.
Miss
Y
vonne
M
iles
was
in
w
ard,
Y
vonne
Miles,
G
erry
she carried a tin y sequin bag.
w
ere;
Miss D ephine Sackett, students on the last day of regis­
Miss Zupor m odeled a sim ple Y ates ad Je a n n e Jo y m odeled charge of the guest book. Mrs. M rs Joe Jessel, Mrs. Ben Casey tratio n , O ctober 8. This final
G
ro
v
er
H
illm
an
w
as
in
charge
th
e
ir
d
ressier
costum
es.
A
clever
black crepe frock w ith long pep­
of M edford, Miss M arilyn Mil­ to tal topped last y ears record
lum o utlined and bordered w ith use of stripes w as show n in the of th e reception room and Mrs ler, Miss M ary Jessel. Miss Carol high by 103 students and again
H
a
rry
N
ebergall
cut
the
w
ed­
gold sequins braid, w ith w hich su it m odeled by Mrs. M cN air as
Meeks. Miss Louise Tenney, m ade S outhern O regon College
j
she carried a gold sequin bag. they w ere used h orizontally, p e r­ ding cake.
Miss P a tricia S tarnes, Mrs M ar­ the largest of the teach er-train ­ BENEFIT BY THIS
A
ssisting
in
serving
were:
P e n n y ’s casual clothes w ere pen d icu larly a n d diagonally,
cus
M cKenzie of M edford, Mrs. ing ju n io r colleges in th e state
m odeled by Florence Chapel, and w ere softly m uted of green S h irley W erner, S ally H arris. M. E. R andsall, Miss Donna system .
GOOD NEWS
V ivian Coon and D orothy M or­ and brow n in various shades. N ancy W eitzel, J ill Chisolm, C larke, Miss C larice Homes.
All classes show ed an increase
N
orm
a
Van
H
orn,
Mrs.
J
e
rry
W
ith
th
is
she
w
ore
a
brow
n
fu
r
COMBINATION
ris. F lorence w ore a coordinated
Mrs R obert O’H ara. Mrs Edith except the ju n io r class which
costum e consisting of a gray piece fo r accent an d brow n ac­ W arren and P h y llis K napp.
Sackett,
Mrs.
Jam
es
M
cNair,
TOUB
HOMI TOWN FARM
has 101 students this y ear in
Out-of-town guests for the
coat w ith b lack accessories and cessories.
fives
r
*
< am a lata,
Mrs.
Jo
h
n
Jessel,
Mrs.
C.
H
com
parison
to
107
a
t
th
e
sam
e
C ath erin e N elson m odeled a cerem ony w ere Mrs. J. S. C a rte r
a red purse. U nder th is she
Jessel, Mrs. Celini Janderson, tim e last fall term . The largest iaaal m w *. Yau aaad
w ore a black rayon blouse and tw o-pieced su it w ith brow n and d a u g h te r Ja n e, from Salem : Miss Edna Jessel, M rs M iller increase was noted in the senior Haet la fN « « m where yau
But you Ilve
'■ •
red sk irt corded w ith black. Vi­ s k irt and m ulti-colored coat and M rs H a rry N ebergall of and
e hostess, Mrs. H
illm —
an. class L ast y e a r 22 w ere register- WORLD wkere k*f eveuts ara ta
iu th
u .v
.............
vian Coon w ore a sm art w ine w ith w hich she w ore a copper Eugene.
Miss Jessel ha re tu rn e d to San ed for fo u rth y ear of w ork w hile M m makin« — events wklck cun
F o r h e r going aw ay outfit,
coat w ith deep yoke, and point­ h a t w ith green fe a th e r and green
Jose
C ollege w here she is m ajor- 73 a re reg istered in the class ■Matt aa much »a yen, ta yau»
th
e
b
rid
e
w
ore
a
red
gabardine
W oodw ard
ed collar, a gray off-the-face hat accessories. M r s .
ing
in
dietetics and will gradu- t his year. In the o th er classes |ah, yaur kama, yau» tatu ra. Far
and G ray accessories. D orothy m odeled a lovely olive green suit w ith black accessories and ate in 1950. The date of the wed- w erpt first year, 271 as to last cnnstrective repart» and taterpre-
tations at natianal a , t interne-
M orris m odeled a bown tailored frock w ith unpressed pleats, tan a w hite orchid.
ding has been set as Dec. 27. .] y e a r’s total of 268, the second Banal nawa, there »a ne •’’J **1* * ?
The
couple
w
ill
spend
th
e
ir
h
a
t
w
ith
copper
plum
es
and
veil
dress, red shoulder strap purse
year 226 over last fall te rm ’s tar THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
red shoes and brow n hat. She I w ith brow n a llig a to r bag an honeym oon in San Francisco
. v ,
total of 173 E ighty-three speci­ M O NITO R.
and
w
ill
m
ake
th
e
ir
hom
e
in
the
also m odeled in the d ressier shoes. Miss M iles m odeled an
Enjoy
beneHta a» kein«
al
students
a
re
registered
as
to
hast informed— locally. nottenelly,
group, w earing an olive green an k le length copper^ sab n J ^ e Siskiyou A partm ents in A sh­
81 last fall term .
intarnatienally — with yaur local
frock w ith unpressed pleats, tan ning gown, w ith e x tra crinoline land.
A slight decrease was noted pu par end Tka Christian Scienee
s
k
irt
for
fullness,
adorned
w
ith
h at w ith copper plum es and veil
in the n um ber of veteran stude­ Manitar.
brow n shoes and brow n pleats, rhinestones. G e rry Y ates m odel­
LISTEN Tuesday nifkta aver
nts enrolled here b u t is was not
ed
th
e
cocktail
gown
w
ith
an
k
le
ABC stations ta "Tka Ckri.Hon
tan h at w ith copper plum es and
as high as could have been ex­
F u n e ral services for the late pected. L ast fall term 239 v e te r­ Sclsnca Manitar Views tka Nawa.
veil, brow n shoes and brow n len g th sk irt of aqua satin w ith
And use thia ceupan
fitted
bodice
deeply
pointed.
G erald O liver P atterso n , 23, ans w ere registered as to 211 today tar a special in - m m a. a.
allig ato r bag.
Mrs.
Jo
y
m
odeled
an
Alice
Blue
F e d e ra ted ’s casuals
w e re
traduetaryjubteripttan^
I
w ere held a t 1:30 p.m. S a tu r­ this year.
show n by Joyce Raw lins, V ir­ evening frock w ith tig h t point­
A
break-dow
n
into
the
courses
day
a
t
th
e
L
itw
ille
r
F
u
n
eral]
CkrHMon tclanca M aniror
ginia M arks and Ja ck ie Wol­ ed bodice and very fu ll sk irt.
P resid en ts of the “ Y” clubs Home, w ith the Rev Dawes of which the stu d en ts are p ursu­ Tka
Ona, Norway St., BoOan IS , Mesa.. U S A.
T he program fo r the evening
cott, w hile L illian E xline mod­
visited
the
K
iw
anis
Club
this
ing
shows
406
in
low
er
division,
»lasts »anC ma an InnoO ucton
eled th e ir d ressier style. Miss consisted of solos by Lois W ind­ w eek. Donna F ad er represented the B aptist C hurch officiating. 292 in teachers education and 56 •eb»cri»ttan ta Tka C krl.tten tclenca
M anitar — M Issus». I snalsM S I-
R aw lins w ore a gray fitte d two sor and Je an n e Joy.
In te rm e n t was in the fam ily in sem i-proffesional courses.
H ighlight of th e evening and the A lpha Tri-Hi-Y; Anne F u l­
piece suit w ith brow n h a t shot
plot
a
t
Mt.
View
C
em
etery.
lerto n , the Beta-Tri-Hi-Y; and
Bad new s for the fellow s is
w ith gold an d brow n accessories. th e cause of g rea t m errim en t Bob Sim pson, th e Hi-Y. Each of
P atterso n , w ho w as killed th a t th e ratio of men to women
in a m a l
w
ere
the
tw
o
N
ew
Y
ork
m
odels
V irginia M arks appeared in a
W ednesday evening, Oct. 5th, is still fairly high. F our hundred
these
students
told
a
little
about
b rig h t red rain coat w ith a t­ th a t a rriv ed by p lan e in tim e for th e ir respective clubs.
1 a M ra ra I
on the K lam ath R iver H iw ay eighty th re e men a re registered
tached hood. She w ore w hite zip­ the style show. They w ere Miss
when his c a r o v ertu rn ed , w as as to 271 women.
“
S
p
rin
g
G
reen”
has
been
iaM yl ”
( s ta ta 1
1 ta n a)
p er boots and carried a plaid W odenia Ja rd a n ie re and Miss chosen fo r th e an n iv e rsary play born Ju n e 27th, 1926 in K la­
PB7
um brella. Ja ck ie W olcott w ore N arcisca M achee. T h eir elab o r­ The cast, having been chosen m ath F alls His e a rly childhood
Get Your Job P rinting at
a cam els h a ir coat w ith red ate and very decollette costum es by Mrs. R uth A lcorn, dram itics was spent th ere w ith his p a r­
Thé News Review
wool gloves, h at and o th er acces- defy description.
teach er, includes Don MacW hir- ents, Mr. and Mrs. W alter B.
ter, L avonna Olson. Peggie Tay O liver and w ith his g ra n d p a r­
lor, H enry Metz, Cash P errin e, ents, Mr. and Mrs. C harles W.
Stan Hanscom , N ina G raber, D eC arlow of P in eh u rst. When
N orm an W yers, D oreen W eanus, he was tw elv e y ears old he was
OUR GOLDEN
B a rb a ra A nderson, R ichard B ar­ adopted by his a u n t and uncle,
WHAT
nett, Ju d y W ard, D’anne Neely, Mr and Mrs. Jo h n E. P atterso n
RULE___
of B erkeley, Calif., w here he a t­
and R ichard Roach.
and bring to the Rogue Shop for
The A n n iv ersary P lay is the tended high school.
IS A
On Dec. 2nd, 1945 he w as uni­
all-school play given annually.
T he ju n io rs and seniors are ted in m arriag e to May Joan
CUSTOMER
o rd erin g th eir class jew elry and Brow n of B erkeley. L ater in the
m onth he en tered th e U S. A rm y
grad u atio n announcem ents.
The sophm ores, juniors, and receiving in fa n try com bat tra in ­
seniors
selected th e ir queen can­ ing a t F o rt Roberts, Calif. He
ON ANY PURCHASE
did ate to re p re se n t each class in served in th e liberation cam ­
Ia Not D ependant on ua . . .
th e all-school P.T.A. carnival, to paign in th e Phillipines, and
We are Dependant on him
be given O ctober 31. Elaine with the a rm y of occupation in
J a n u a ry was chosen by the soph­ Japan. He received his discharge
Ia Not an Interruption on our work . . .
om ores; C arol E bnother, by the in N ovem ber, 1946, with the
He is the Purpose of it
juniors; and D oreen W eanus, the rank of C orporal in the Medical
seniors. Each candidate receives Corps. At the tim e of his death
five votes for ev ery five cent he was em ployed by the F ru it
Is Doing us a Favor . . .
REMEMBER—
By letting us serve his needs
tic k e t sold for her. The one re­ G row er’s Supply Co. at Hilt,
ceiving th e m ajo rity of votes Calif.
We’re Open Every Friday ‘Til 9 p.m.
He is survived by his wife,
becom es queen and reigns over
Is Not an outsider to our business . . .
th e a n n u al H allow een C arnival. and d a u g h te r Dee Ann of Ber
He is a part of it
H alf-tim e p erform ance for the keley; his parents, W alter B and
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