FOUR MEDFORD MAIL TJHBWNB
Sunday. June IS, 1144
Society and Clubs
By Olive Starcher
Strangs Celebrate
25th Anniversary ,
At Home Reception
Sunday afternoon, June 11,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred L. Strang
received about 100 of their
friends at their home, 418 South
Central avenue, in celebration
of their twenty-fifth wedding
anniversary. The affair wa
from three to six o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs. Strang were
married Junj lKh, 1919, in the
Church of the Incarnation (Epis
copal), Washington, D. C. They
came to Midford in January,
1B21, where they have lived!
continuously except for eight
years 3pent in Roseburg from
1922 to 1930
The Strang home was deco
rated with a profusion of beau
tiful flowers sent by their many
friends in honor of the happy
occasion, and the beautifully
appointed tea table was cen
tered with pink rosei and pink
tapers.
Miscs Mary-Lee Strang, their
daughter, greeted the guests at
the door and Mrs. E. O. Ran
dolph was in charge of the guest
book.
Mr. and Mrs. Strang were
assisted in receiving by Mrs.
Charles Strang, mother of Mr.
Independence Hall
Is Presented Flag
By Oregon Groups '
Of special interest to members
of both the Daughters and the
Suns of the American Revolu
tion is the announcement by
Mrs. Bert B. Lowry, atate re
gent of the Daughters, that an
Oregon flag was presented last
Wednesday, Flag Day, to Inde
pendence hall in Philadelphia.
The announcement was made at
a meeting of the state board of
the D. A. R. held Thursday in
Portland.
The Oregon flag was pur
chased last winter through the
efforts of the two organizations.
Presentation on behalf of the
Oregon groups was by Mrs. R.
M. Evans, former Medford resi
dent now making her home in
Philadelphia and a member of
Crater Lake chapter. Mrs. Evans
is public relations director for
the Philadelphia Red Cross
chapter.
According to Mrs. Lowry,
Oregon was one of four states
which did not have flags hang
ing In Independence hall.
Flag Day in Medford was
marked by a meeting of Crater
Lake chapter of the Daughters
held at the home of Mrs. R. E
Strang, who was a guest at the ?"' P' !
wedding 25 years ago,
Mrs. G. H. Maasdam and Mrs.
C. Virgil Strang assisted and
those pouring were Miss Claire
Hanley, Mrs. Lulu Saulsberry
of Jacksonville; Mrs. A let ha
Vawter, Mrs. J. W. McCoy of
Ashland; Mrs. W. A. Holloway,
and Mrs. A. C. Pierce.
William C. Strang, their son,
of Santa Mdhlca, Calif., was un
able to be here until Monday,
but his wife and small son,
William Curtis, were present for
the celebration.
During the afternoon Joanna
Wyatt, Mabel Randolph, Harry
A. Young and Ro'. r: C. Wright
sang appropriate numbers. They
were accompanied by Eva Hazel
rlgg Marsh and Doris Condlt
Lantz.
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Mr. and Mrs. Orr Return
Mr, and Mrs. A. E. Orr, 220
Barneburg Road, returned Fri
day from Portland where Mr.
Orr transacted business.
covered dish luncheon was fol
lowed by a business meeting
with the new regent, Mrs. O.
H. Brenneman, presiding. In
cluded in the business was the
decision to purchase a $100
war bond for the chapter dur
ing the present drive.
An informal program con
sisted of interesting bits from
the family records of the varl
ous members, told by" the meirv
bers themselves. Some of the
stories dated to the colonial
period, some were recent and
some dated back as far as the
sixteenth century.
This meeting closed the year's
activity ui.til next fall.
Visitor From Altadena
Is Guest of Relatives
Mrs. H. J. Ramsey of Alta
dena, Calif., Is in Medford to be
with her brother and sister-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Janney,
Berkeley Way, and another sister-in-law,
Mrs. Paul Janney,
Jacksonville highway.
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Luper-Court Rites
Performed Friday
At Medford Church
An event of last week was
the wedding of Miss Ludella
Luper, whose marriage to Cpl.
John Court took place Friday
at five o'clock at the Medford
Methodist church. The bride is
the daughter of Mrs. L. M.
Luper, 32S East Main street and
Cpl. Court's parents are Mr. and
Mrs. Harry J. Court, 146 South
Ivy street.
For her wedding the bride
wore a coral colored suit with
a matching feathered hat and
white accessories. She carried
a white Bible with a white or
chid. The service was read by
the Rev. Louis C. Kirby and the
bride was given In marriage by
her father, D. R. Luper of Al-
bany, Ore.
Miss Luper's maid - of - honor
was Miss Nina Tuttle, who wore
a blue suit with white acces
sories and a corsage of rose
buds. Don Woods, UEN, was
best man for Cpl. Court and
ushers were Sut. Milton Pitts
I and Pvt. Ralph Burgess.
Mrs. Luper was wearing a
navy suit with matching acces
sories and a corsage of rosebuds
while Mrs. Court wore a light
blue costume with white acces
sories and a rosebud corsage.
Preceding the service Miss
Helen Webb sang, "Because"
and "I Love You Truly." The
church had been arranged with
White snapdragons and green
ery and was lighted with can
dles in branched candelabra.
The reception was at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Marc B.
Jarmin, Corning Court, uncle
and aunt of the bride. The tra
ditional wedding cake was
served, with the bride and
groom cutting the first slice.
Mrs. Loren Luper of Albany
and Miss Tuttle completed the
cutting and serving and the
Misses Neysa Wall and Helen
Webb served punch.
CpL Court and his bride are
on a brief wedding trip and will
then go to Walla Walla, Wash.,
where the corporal will be sta
tioned at the army air, base.
Both the bride and groom are
graduates of Medford high
school, the bride with the class
of 1943 and the groom a year
earlier. Miss Luper attended
the University of Oregon for
one term last year.
Oul-of-town guests at the
wedding were Mrs. Howard
Jenks, Salem; Mrs. Loren Luper
and daughter, Marilyn, Albany;;
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Humphrey,
Mrs. Lester Thompson and
daughter, Nadine, of Dunsmuir;
Mr. and Mrs. W. Miles and
daughter, Yvonne and grand
children, Myrna and Dorene, of
Ashland.
Mrs. Ef tie Kurtz '
Leaving Tonight
For Zonta Meeting
Leaving tonluht for Chicago
is Mrs. Effle Kurtz, 204 North
Ivy street. Mrs. Kurtz, vice
chairman of district six, Zonta
International, will attend the
convention of the group to be
held June 22 to 25 at the Edge
water Beach hotel and during
the sessions will speak on "The
Music of American History."
Mrs. Kurtz is a member of the
international music committee
of Zonta.
Following the Zonta sessions
Mrs. Kurtz will enroll at the
Sherwood School of Music in
Chicago, of which she Is an af
filiated extension teacher, and
will study under Guy Maier.
Mr. Maicr is a member of the
well known duo-piano team of
Maicr and Pattison. En route
home the first of August, Mrs.
Kurtz will visit with friends
and relatives in Enid, Okla.,
and Kansas City and Topcka,
Kan.
Also attending the conven
tion from this district Is Miss
Helen Yockey, Salem, new
district chairman, and Mrs.
Halite Huntington, Eugene, and
Mrs. Cccile Cummings, Corval-
lis.
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Mr. and Mrs. Albert C. Thompson were married May 18, at
the Episcopal church hare. Mrs. Thompson is the former
Ltona May Houston, daughter ef Mr. and Mrs. Ceorfie Hous
ton, 1006 North Central avenue, and the groom Is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Thompson, Central Point. Mrs. Thompson
is remaining in Medford while her husband is on duty with
the navy.
Surprise Shower
Given Wednesday
For Mrs. Miles
Mrs. Roy J. Miles, whose mar
riage was an event of May 18th,
was honored at a surprise kitch
en shower, Wednesday evening,
June 14. Hostesses for the affair
were the Misses Eva Taylor and
Mary-Lee Strang, and they en-
SCU Wives Club
Monthly Luncheon
Held At Outpost
More than 60 members of the
S. C. U. Officers' Wives club
gathered at the Officers' Outpost
Thursday for the regular month
ly meeting of the group. Lunch
eon was served ut one o'clock. A
Mexican motif was carried out
tertained at the home of the lat- in the menu and decorations, ta
ter, 416 South Central avenue, bles being set with colorful linen,
Mrs. Miles is the former Audrey , bright glassware and spring
Price; dnughter of Mr. and Mrs.
E. B. Price.
The honored guest received
many lovely gifts after which
the evening was spent in group
flowers.
Hostesses for the day were
Newlywed Couple
Now Residing In
California City
Technical Sergeant and Mrs.
Clifford H. Rohlf, whose mar
riage was a recent event here,
have taken up residence at 20S
Crandall Way, San Luis Obispo,
Calif. Mrs. Rohlf Is the former
Phyllis Lorraine eleven, young
er daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Sigurd eleven of 1014 West
Ninth street, and Sgt. Rohlf is
the son of Mrs. Anna Rohlf of
Duluth, Minn.
The wedding took place the
evening of May 31 at the home
of the Rev. and Mrs. James
Matthew Alley, 1411 Palm street,
with the Rev, Alley performing
the rites at eight o'clock. The
bride wore a white dressmaker
suit and her flowers were a
corsage of fuchsia col red rose
buds. Her accessories were all
white and her hat, halo-styled
with veil, was fashioned en
tirely of white petals.
The matron-of-honor, Mrs. w.
A. Winn, wore a military blue
suit with a corsage of white
gardenias. Sgt. W. A. Winn was
best man for the groom.
Mrs. Rohlf graduated from
Medford senior high school with
the class of 1942 and prior to
her marriage 'as em. oyed at
Camp White as a stenographer.
Sgt. Rohlf Is serving with a unit
of the army medical corps.
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Lady Lions Club
Elects Officers
At Last Meeting
Mrs. Clifford Proctor Is the
newly electld president of the
Lady Lions club, having been
Stanley-Kennedy
Rites Announced
To Friends Here
Mr. and Mis. E. Blaine Stan
ley of Vaucouver, Wash., have
announced the marriage of their
daughter, Marcla Marilyn, to
Hilary Lubon Kennedy, also of
Vancouver, The ceremony took
place May 24 at All Saint's
Episcopal church, Portland.
The Stanley family formerly
resided In Medford, leaving for
Vancouver two years ago and
have many friends here. Miss
Stanley remained in Medford,
residing at the home of the Rev.
and Mrs. Herald Gardner in or
der to complete her course at
Medford senior high school. She
was a prominent member of the
graduating class of 1943.
Mr. Kennedy is employed at
the Kaiser shipyards in Van
couver. He and Mrs. Kennedy
are residing in vancouver.
Surprise Shower
Given Wednesday
At Sanden Home '
Mrs. Dale McMullin was hon
ored with a surprise shower
party given Wednesday after
noon by members of the Jack
sonville Missionary society. The
affair' was at the home of Mrs.
McMulltn's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. O. O. Sanden, 304 South
Central avenue, Medford.
The honored guest was pre
sented with a variety of lovely
gifts and the remainder of the
afternoon was spent with games.
Refreshments were served.
Twenty friends attended
PARK VIEW
CONVALESCENT HOME
1S3 Granite. Ashland, Oregon
PHONE 7091
Equipped to care for
bed patients
Registered Nurse in Charge
Mrs. Clarence Keese. Mrs. wo-:;, -v - . , i
ine group, one succeeas mis. ;
Earl Sims. Mrs. Frank Runtz
mer C. Wood, Mrs. Fred Lund'
berg and Mrs. Robert W. Stand
singing. Refreshments were scrv- ish. Luncheon was followed by a
ed from a table centered with! business meeting at which Mrs.
a miniature bride and groom I J. W. Horsley, president, presid
under a white arbor covered I ed. Mrs. Horsley greeted particu-
with small pink roses. At one parly the many new members
end of the table was a miniature whose husbands are on duty with
wedding cake which was first; the 706th Ensineer Forestry
cut by Mrs. Miles. battalion and the military pe-
Biddcn to attend were the nee stationed at camp White.
Salem Visitors Leave
After Two Weeks Here
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Gllstrnp
and small son of Snlem, loft
yesterday after visiting Mrs.
Gilstrap's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
H. D. Powell of Valley View
Drive and Mr. Gilslrap's par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Gil-
strap of 35 Geneva St. They
were here for two weeks.
Misses Ann Rice, Betty Jones,
Mary Lou Guenther, Gweneth
Poling, Leila Carlton, Maxine
Cobleigh, Barbara Randolph,
Kay Dillon and the Mesdames
Ernest B. Price, J. W. Gustaf
son, Robert C. Taylor, Jack
Wood, Bernard ' Hughes, Fred
Strang and the honored guest.
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Legion Auxiliary
Elects Officers
Wednesday Night
Mrs. Carold J. Parker was
elected president of the Med
ford American Legion 'uxiliary,
Unit No. 15, during a business
meeting held Wednesday at the
armory. She succeeds Mrs H.
L. Alford who has served as
chairman of the group the past
year.
Mrs. Thomas Freed was elect
ed first vice-president; Mrs. Har
ry R. Ingling, second vice-president;
Mrs. Earl York, recretary;
Mrs. Nettie Ellei.burg, treasur
er; Mrs. F. E. Martin and Mrs.
Leo Williams, serteants-.-t-arms.
Elected to the executive com
mittee were Mrs. Belva Aiken,
Mrs. H. L. Alford and Mrs. Fred
Strang. Four members, Mrs.
Parker, Mrs. ullenburg, Mrs.
York and Mrs. Freed, were
elected delegates to the state
convention which will be held
In August.
Mrs. Richard Baize, Mrs. Irv
ing Housechild and Mrs. George
Codding were hostesses for the
social meeting which followed
the business session.
Wrights Honored
At Dinner Party
Friends and relatives of Mr.
and Mrs. John Wright of Phoe
nix gathered at the Wright
home last Sunday for a fare
well lawn and dinner party
honoring the couple, who are
planning to leave the first of
August for Portland to be with
their daughter and son-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Val Chaney, for
a year.
Included In the guests were
nieces and nephews, Mr. and
Mrs. Monk Clark of Ashland,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Clark and
daughter Marie of Eagle Point,
Mrs Jesse Glass of Brownsboro,
ilrs. Gertrude Peart, Mr. and
Mn. Roy Mcrshow, and T'rs. E.
D. Mershow, all of Medford.
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OPEN
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9 a. m. to 7 p. m.
Mrs. W. D. Albrecht was ap
pointed to serve on the recrea
tion and games committee to re
plare Mrs. Theodore Rayburn,
whose husband has been trans
ferred from Camp White and
who has left Medford.
Bridge and bingo were played
during the afternoon. Bridge
prizes were won by Mrs. W. K.
Ostler, Mrs. E. F. Bullock and
Mrs. F F. Grlswold. Bingo prizes
went to Mrs. Ray Mohr, Mrs.
Gordon Jensen and Mrs Edmund
Court, Jr.
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Extension Unit
Picnic Meeting
Held At Talent
Talent Installation of of
ficers took place at the meeting
of the Talent Extension unittield
t the Talent city hall June 14.
The ceremonies, conducted by
Mrs. Gertrude Ottinjcr, member
of the county committee, follow
ed a picnic luncheon.
Mrs. Winifred Mason was in
stalled chairman; Mrs. Isabel Le
Vander. vice-chairman; Mrs.
Edna Holdridge, secretary and
treasurer; Mrs. Anna Clark,
librarian. Corsages were present
ed to each officer.
During the meeting an Inter
esting discussion on youth ac
tivities was held. Officers state
that the unit is planning an in
teresting and helpful program
for this coming year and all
women of the district are invited
to join the group. ,
Miss Nanette Holmes
Leaves For San Francisco
Miss Nanette Holmes left last
week for San Francisco after
spending several days in Med
ford with her father, David
Holmes. In San Francisco she
will be with her mother, Mrs.
Kinney Holmes, who recently
left Medford to reside In the
California city. Miss Holmes
Just completed her second year
at the University of Oregon.
wsu named vice-president, Mrs.
Frank Cullen, secretary, and
Mrs. N. D. Rowe, treasurer.
A Joint installation of officers
will be held with the Lions'
ub, the ceremonies to be
July 6 at Chalkers Motel.
Plans are also being made by
both groups for attendance at
the state convention to be held
In Portland the last week of
June.
Cecily Taylor,
Lt. Danenhower
Married June 10
The marriage of Miss Cecily
Ann Taylor to Lt. Harold Sou
der Danenhower has been an
nounced by Mrs. Nell Taylor,
11 Modoc avenue, Medford,
mother of the bride. Lt. Da
nenhower, with the Western
Personnel Reassignment center,
Camp White, is the son of Mrs.
Souder Danenhower, Haddon
field, New Jersey,
The wedding took place In the
Medlord Presbyterian church
Saturday afternoon, June 10,
with th3 Rev. Harry W. Han
sen, pastor, reading the service.
Harklns Family Leaves
Friday For California
Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Harklns,
their two daughters and Mr.
Harklns sister, Miss Fleta Har
kins, left Friday morning for
Santa Barbara where they will
spend the next two months. At
that time the family plans to
take up permanent residence in
Visalia, Calif. The Harkins have
resided here for more than two
years, Mr. Harkins having been
associated with the Alley Broth
ers Lumber company.
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