MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, SUNDAY, JUNE 7, 1942.
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SOCIETY and CLUB NEWS of the WEEK
bt Brrrr shoemaker
Dorothy Schaad,
Dean W. Ford
Wed At Newberg
Miss Dorothy Schaad, daugh
ter of Mrs. Lucy Schaad of
Newberg. Ore., and Lieut. Dean
Wallace Ford, ion of Mr. and
Mrs. B. E. Ford of thii city,
were married at a double ring
ceremony last Sunday evening
at the First Christian church
in Newberg with Dr. C. W.
Reynold of the First Christian
church in Corvallii presiding.
The bride, given In marriage
by her brother, Gilbert scnaaa,
wore dress of white chiffon
and lace with fingertip veil
edged in lace. She carried a
fan-shaped bouquet of roses,
nrrienias and sweet peas.
Miss Bernlce Schaad, gowned
la blue taffeta and carrying a
bouquet of sweet peas and roses,
was her sister'f maid of hon-
p, kriHMmaicli were the
hride's twin cousins, Lorraine
i iVrrin, McAllister of Port
1 I TViv umra eowns of Old
rose and carried old-fashioned
nosegays.
The ring bearer was little
Kenneth Schaad of Redmond
and the flower girl, little Dar
lene Hlghtower of Eatonville,
Wash. She wore a floor-length
turquoise taffeta dress and car
ried a basket of rose petals.
Thayle Ford, brother of the
bridegroom, was best man.
Ushers were Ensign Myrl Mc
Kee of Corvallis and Clyde
Plants of Los Angeles.
Miss Hazel Mary Houser
played the wedding march and
Bob Gwlnn accompanied by
Mrs. H. Miller sang several
numbers preceding the cere
mony. A reception followed at the
home of the bride's mother for
a large group of friends. The
bride first cut the wedding cake
wh):h was later cut by Miss
Elsie Schaad and Mrs. Law
rence Hightower, sisters of the
bride. Assisting in serving were
Barbara Adam of Dallas; Viola
Hoefer of Albany; Eleanor
Quade of Oregon City and June
Peltx and Janet Phipps of New
berg. Grooms cake was distrib
uted In tiny wrapped pieces to
ha (meats.
Among out-of-town guests at
tending the ceremony were tne
bridegroom's mother, Mrs. B. E.
Ford and his brother and sister-
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Thayle
Fnrrf. all of this cltV.
Lieut, and Mrs. Ford both
attended Oregon State college
the former having taken three
years in forestry alter complet
ing his high school education In
thi ritv. He is now fllsht com
mander and instructor for the
U. 8. air corps at Perrin field
In Sherman. Texas
Th rnnnle Ipft for Portland
after the reception and departed
by United Mainnncr tor uem
ann. Texas, where they will
make their home.
Edna Breeding,
Elvis Schultz
Wed At Church
Married at the First Presy
lerian church in Rogue River
Sunday May 31 at 4 p. m. were
Miss Edna Breeding, aaugmer
of Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Breeding
of Rogue River and Elvis L.
Schultz, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Benjamin Schultz of Ontario,
Cal.
The bride given In marriage
by her father, wore a sheer pale
blue dress with puffed sleeves
and a corsage of Cecil Bruner
rosebuds wilh a matching halo
headdress. She was attended by
her sister. Miss Dora, who wore
a peach dress with a pastel
sweet pea corsaite.
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Celebratine their golden wed
ding anniversary today at their
home at Green Acres, near
Central Point are Mr. and Mrs.
B. J. Palmer. Open house will
be held for their many friends
between the hours of 3 and 6
n m Thm Palmers have resid
ed in southern Oregon since
1911.
Esther Isaac and B. J. Palm
er were married- June 8, 1892
in Maple Park, 111, and moved
with their family to Mearora
in 1911 where Mr. Palmer en
tered the music business in the
present location of the J. C.
Penney store, in ivi ne soia
his establishment and retired,
devoting his time to property
interests and the Commercial
Finance company of which ne
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was president for a number of
years.
Their five children, all daugh
i.n rlria on the Pacific coast.
Eleanor Evans of Auburn, Wash-
Dorothy Thomas of Salem, ore.,
Esther Day of Grants Pass, and
Marian Pierce and Alice Isaac
of this city. All the children
with the exception of Mrs.
Evans of Auburn will be pres
ent for the 50th anniversary
celebration and also in attend
ance will be several of their
11 erandrhildren. One grand
son is in the U. S. military force
in Chico, Cal.
Mr. Palmer's sister, Mrs. Har
riet Smith of Pasadena, who
was bridesmaid at their wed
ding SO years ago, is present
for the occasion.
Dorothy Fife's
Betrothal Is
Told By Parents
Announcement has been made
by the Rev. and Mrs. Earl H.
Fife of Albuquerque. N. M, of
the engagement of their daugh
ter. Miss Dorothy to Harry E.
Young, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs.
Kirn V. Youna of Seattle.
Wash., former Medford resi
dents. The wedding will be an
au,nt of the summer montns.
ftr their marriage the cou
ple plan to make their home in
Kansas City wnere mr.
Is to be transferred by Trans-
.AnHnnt,1 and Western Air. He
is at present flight engineer in
structor for ine inn scnoui i
the Albuquerque air base.
Miss Fife was graduated from
high school in Johnson City,
Tenn, and attended East Ten
nessee State Teachers college
i . . ip.an maloring in
music education. She attended
the University of New Mexico
the past year and will receive
her bachelor of science degree
in music education this summer.
She is a member of Sigma Alpha
Iota music fraternity and Pi
Lambda Theta educational hon
or8. ...t
Mr. xoung was gruu;v.
I- .-.I Dnlnt hlffh in 1934.
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lege of Education and continued
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two years, wn - -
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last year. He U I member of
Theta Delta Phi honorary.
Both are active members of
Monte Vista Christian church in
Albuquarque, N. M. The Rev.
Fife, a Christian minister, has
engaged in evangelistic work
.1 . i a month and is now
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appearing at the Central Ave
nue Church ot .nra "
city.
j " Betrothed
Miss Dorothy Fife of Albuq
uerque. N. M.. whose engage
ment to Harry Young, former
Medford resident, was an
nounced recently by Miss File's
parents, the Rev. and Mrs. Earl
H. Fife. Mr. Young is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Young
of Saattla. Wash. (Cut
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Albuquerque, n. M.I
Lodges Observe
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SUtn Anniversaries
Of Four Members
T n O T. and Rebekah
lodges of Central Point celebrat
ed the oOth wedding anniversar
ies of Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Pur
keypile and Mr. and Mrs. Allan
Henderson at the 1. O. o. t.
hall in Central Point the eve
ning of May 20.
Mm Lillian Wetdman. noble
grand acted as master of cere
monies and the warden ana
conductor escorted the hon
ored guests to the front near
the nnble Brand station. The
couples related some event of
their wedding day and the Pur-
kevDiles wore corsages tnai
thv had on their wedding day
Mr and Mm. Purkevnile were
married at Central Point In the
home now occupied by Archie
Parker and a reception followed
at the Purkevnile residence. Mr.
and Mrs. Henderson were wed
in California bv the same mm
ister who had married Mrs.
Hndprwin'a narents.
Eight Rebekah sisters dressed
in pastel shades and each car
rvlncr a hnunuet nf talisman roses
presented a drill, 'The Road to
Rebekah Land." each read an
appropriate verse for the occa
sion and presented her flowers
to the leader who in turn gave
them tn the honored ladies. A
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Auxiliary Hold
Joint Installation
Former Medford
Residents To Be
Wed June 14
News to their friends in Med
ford and vicinity is announce
ment of the betrothal of Miss
Joan Vroman, granddaughter of
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Vroman of
122 Tripp street to Lester Wil
cox, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs.
L. A. Wilcox of Stewart avenue.
Both are former residents of
this city, residing in Portland,
and will return here for the
wedding which will be read
June 14 at the First Baptist
church at S p. m.
Miss Vroman is employed at
the Pacific Telephone and Tele
graph company in Portland and
Mr. Wilcox recently graduated
from the Multnomah School of
the Bible in Portland.
Fifty Attend
Afternoon Session
Of Sojourner Club
Spring flowers dnrorated thei
tea table at the Mcniora so
journer club meeting at the
Girls' Community clubhouse
Thursday. Mrs. Charles Beat
tie and Mrs. F. C. Scott presided
at the table. Fifty were in at
tendance. Prospective members Intro
duced Included Mrs. Kenneth
Allen of Twin Falls, Ma.; Mrs
William A. Jones of Denver.
Colo., and Mrs. F.lroy Martin ol
Seattle, Wash. Mrs. H. M. Aid
rirh of Philadelphia. Pa., was a
Novelist Spends.
Several Days
At Hart Home
Edison Marshall, novelist, left
this morning for Weed, Cal.,
after spending several days in
southern Oregon where he was
the house guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Floyd Hart at Central Point.
Mr. Marshall Is working on an
other novel, which will be of
interest to his many friends in
the valley. He left Medford
about 13 years ago but has re
turned on numerous occasions
to renew acquaintanceships in
southern Oregon where ne re
sided for many years.
During his short stay here he
was honored at numerous social
events, among them being a din
ner Thursday evening at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. F. Cor
ning Kendy Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Rease Uraley
entertained a group of friends
and last night Mr. and Mrs.
George Roberts and Mr. and
Mrs. Gain Robinson were co-
hosts at an affair in Mr. Mar
shall's honor.
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was Joseph Boldgoln of rlogue i has moved to roruann ui rcsmr
Former Resident
Visits In Mtdford
Miss Johanna Van Schoorl of
Berkeley. Cal.. was a recent
guest in this city where she
visited friends. While here she
was the houseguest of Miss
Florence Erbes. Miss Van
Schoorl Is a former Medford res
ident, having graduated from
the Medford hitih school. She is
now employed by Southern Pa
cific company in San Francisco.
Betrothal Of
Mary Holloway
Told To Friends
Mr. and Mrs. William A. Hol
loway of 323 Mae street an
nounce the betrothal of their
daughter. Mary, to Private War
ren Rlngol. son of Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Rlngol of Muskogee, Okla.
The news was told recently to
a group of intimate friends. No
date has been set for the wed-
Private Rlngol Is with the
FT ft armv air CfirM and at
tm taHnnd at Char-
fn N. C. Miss Holoway is
employed In the office at Com
munity hospital.
Parents Announce
Betrothal Of
Delia Mae Dale
At ct fr lat ojth.rin.. at the
nf Mr. and Mrs. W. L.
Dale on South Ivy street Friday
evening the betrothal of Miss
Delia Mae, daughter of Mr. and
Mr. Dnla tn Alhert Paget, son
of Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Paget of
TVirtlnnH U'A told.
Miss Dale is a graduate of
MoHfnrrl hi oh school and em
ploved at the M. and M. depart
ment store. Mr. Paget attended
Northwest Christian college in
Eueene and is employed at
rnmn White.
The wedding will be an event
of early fall.
Spends Weekend
In San Francisco
Miss Emma Jane Brewer spent
last week-end in San Francisco
where she visited Miss Hannah
Rudd. former Medford resident,
who is now employed in the
navy department in the bay city.
Fades lndse. Crater Lake
aerie, 2093 and Ladies auxiliary
held Joint installation of officers
Thursday evening at the Eagles
hall at 42 North Front street.
An announcement was made
that the auxiliary will hold ini
tiation of candidates Thursday
at 8 p. m. Lodge officers and
drill team members are request-
mA 4a Vim nrpunt in uniform.
Installed into the auxiliary as
officers for the coming term
with the ladies drill team offi
ciating were Irene Stelle, pres
ident; Verda Edsall, vice pres-
IH.nt- T.enna White, rhanlain:
vma Thatrhpr. secrptarv: Yetta
FInwprs. treasurer: Ethel Weed,
trustee: Mary James, inside
euard: Edna Mvers. outside
guard: conductor, Mary Lucas
and Junior pa't president. Lulu
Thurston.
Serving the aerie will be
Charles Lucas, president: Ora
Meyers, vice president: Charles
Stelle, chaplain; O. H. Bengston,
secretary; Arthur Mail, treas
urer: Paul Robertson, trustee;
John Meals, inside guard; J. L.
May, outside guard; Billy Pow
ell, conductor and Bay Mams,
Junior past president.
Dinner Honors
Graduating Seniors
Friends called May 21 at the
home of Mrs. Rose Murrey on
Murrey avenue lo congratulate
her on her 90th birthday. Af
fectionately known as "Grand
ma" Murrey to her many ac
quaintances, she has resided in
southern Oregon since 1907.
Baptist young people who
graduated from high school
Thursday evening were honored
with a banquet at the home of
Mr and Mrs. J. H. Owen on
Siskiyou Heights by members
of the Golden Links class of the
First Baptist church.
Attending were Miss Patricia
Crawford, Miss Meryl Dawes.
Miss Betty Meyers. Miss Marella
Brockway, Miss Margaret Merri
man. Miss Muriel Piatt. Miss
Marjorie Vroman, R. B. Webber,
Mark Boyden, Lee Reynolds,
Alden Wright and the Rev. and
Mrs. W. A. Dawes.
-gold fostorla bowl and candle-
couple.
FA Vincent sans "Love U1Q
Surppt Snne" and "I Love You
Tmlv" n.-ith Mrs. Kent, daugh
ter of the Purkeypiles accom?
ning Mr. vincent at me piano.
Later a social hour was en-
IniuH tmth the service table
covered with a crocheted cloth
made by Mrs. Sarah Vincent. A
low crystal bowl filled with
huttercuDs centered the table
and on either side were gold
candles. Two wedding caKes
were cut by Mrs. Purkeypile
nnn Mrs. Henderson. Small
tables were arranged for those
in attendance about tne nan.
Husbands and wives of lodge
members and relatives of the
two couples were also in at
tendance.
O.E.S. Members
Leave for Portland
Several members of Adarel
chapter. No. 3, O.E.S. of Jack
sonville are leaving today for
Portland to attend the annual
session of Grand Chapter of
Orpcon which ooens Monday
with a reception in the Shrine
ballroom of the Masonic tempie.
The memorial services win dc
conducted Thursday afternoon
and will be directed by Mrs.
Lulu Saulsberry, grand chap
lain of Oregon, from Jackson
ville. Mrs. Dorothy Waldrcn,
associate matron of Adarel chap
ter will be grand page for the
session. Mrs. Mattie Luman, ;
worthy matron of Adarel chap
ter, will also be in attendance
as well as Mrs. LaVesta Gard
ner, Mrs. Lela Shores and Mrs
Jeanette Spencer, Miss Mollie
Britt and Mrs. Alliean Maxwell.
Miss Britt is grand representa
tive from Washington, D. C
The session will close Thursday
evening.
Pro-America To Hear
Censorship Talk
"Censorship in Time of War"
will be the topic discussed at
the Pro-America meeting Mon
day at 8 p. m. at the home of
Mrs. J. C. Boyle, 1019 South
Oakdale avenue by Herb Grey
Pro-America members and in
terested men are invited.
Formal Dance
Honors Queen
Of Jobs' Daughters
Members of the younger set
of Medford enjoyed formal
dance at the Masonic hall last
evening when Daughters of Job.
Bethel No. 14 honored the re
tiring nnppn Miss Beverlv
Brooks with the annual Queen's
Ball. Steve Whipple's orches
tra furnished music for the oc
casion.
During Intermission Miss
.Tponn Smith inpnminff nueen.
presented Miss croons wun nex
past queen's pin. The hall re
sembled a mid-vlctorian Dau
rnnm with hi i ip drartes decorat
ing the walls and varied bou
quets of spring flowers adding
to tne Historic atmospnere.
Patrons and patronesses for
the affair were the Messrs and
Mesdames Roland Smith, W. P.
Brooks, George Frey, Bert El
liott. Carold Parker, Clyde
Webb, G. O. Humphrey, V. W.
Hammond W. A. Hollowav. L.
P. Older, Miss Jeanne Kent, Miss
Betty Shoemaker and Mrs. Mar
guerite Elliott.
Hermanson-Wright
Ceremony Read At
Home Of Bride
ui r.rarp Hermanson. daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Al Herman
son of this city and Vernon
Wright, son of Mr. and Mri. C.
S. Wright of Phoenix were
quietly married at the home of
the bride's parents Tuesaay
evening May 22 at 6:30 o'clock.
The ceremony was read Dy
the Rev. R. W. Coleman, pastor
of the First Christian church in
the presence of the immediate
families. They were attended
by the bride's brother-in-law and
sister. Mr. and Mrs. w. A.
Mansfield.
Th hriHe wore a navy blue
dress with white accessories and
a gardenia corsage. She l
graduate of Central Point men
school, attended Southern Ore.
gon College of Education and
Medford Business college. She
is employed in the credit de
partment of Montgomery Ward
and Comnanv.
They plan to make their
home in this city.
Prospect Girl
Weds Following
School Graduation
Miss Ruth Bedinefleld. daugh
ter of Mrs. John Bedingfield
of Prospect waa marriea io
Clarence Sinclair of Rogue Elk
3t the home of Dr. D. E. Millard
at Shady Cove Friday evening.
following her graduation irom
Prospect high school.
Th mirinioht pprpmnnv was
read in a setting of spring flow
ers with tne Dnaes younger
sister, Miss Wilda Bedingfield
as maid of honor. Lincoln Pence
was best man for the bridegroom.
Attending the ceremony were
the bride's mother, Mrs. Bed
ingfield, Leroy Bedingfield,
Pete Bedingfield, Wilda Beding
field, Mr. and Mrs. Sinclair, pa
rents of the bridegroom; Mr.
and Mrs. Lincoln Pence: Misa
Inez Sinclair. Miss Roberta
Oliver, Mrs. Millie Glass. Miss
Diana Dunkin, Mr. and Mrs. Al
Bedingfield, Robert Redding.
Flphn ReHHInff .Tn&n Millard
and the Rev. and Mrs. Millard.
Following the ceremony the
couple left for a wedding trip
to the Oregon uaves ana omer
points and upon their return will
reside In their new home In the
Bed Blanket district near Pros
pect.
Dinner To Honor
R N A.. Juvanilaa
Rnval Neiehbara of America
hn,.p announced a dinner at the
K. of P. hall June 18 honoring
juveniles oi tne organization
with mpmhpra and families in
vited. Those attending are re
quested to bring a covered aisn.
At Relatives Home
Miss Virginia Barber of
Grants Pass has been spending
the weekend at the home of her
uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs.
Rolland Smith on South New
town street. She attended grad
uation of her cousin Miss Jeanne
Smith from high school.
River. Ushers were Lloyd
Breeding of Rogue River and
Raymond Burner of Grants
Pass.
The ceremony was read by
the Rev. Cecil B. Roberta, of
Grants Pass. Miss Eileen Dick
played the traditional wedding
march and a piano solo and Miss
Marie Jones sang. "Always."
The church was decorated
with spring flowers and the wed
ding couple stood before a white
gateway where the ceremony
was read in the presence of
; I - IV. Mnl.
A reception followed at the Associated Press wire reports.
home of the bride s parems.
Mr. and Mrs. Schultz will
make their home in Central
Point where Mrs. Schultz is
employed at Fnber's Market. Mr.
S:l,ullz is a carpenter at Camp
White.
Prizes were won during the
afterniwn by Mrs. John Sedrll.
Mrs. Charles Frbaoher. Mrs. C
S. Jacobson, Mrs. Frank Hum
phrey and Mrs. Arthur Cannon.
Arrangements for the meeting
were in charge of Mrs. Robert
Sargent, assisted by Mrs. George
Greenland. Mrs F. C. Scott and
Mrs. Beulah Snook.
Wad, In Reno
William L. Baker of this city
and Irene L. Belcher of Dencer.
Colo., were licensed to wed In
Reno. Nev., Friday, according to
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