FOUH MEDFOBD (OREGON)
Anniversary Party
Sojourners Club
Set For Thursday
Medford Sojourners' club will
honor charter members and past
presidents at the tenth birthday
party ot the group Thursday,
February 9, at the YMCA.
Luncheon will be served at 12:30
p.m. and will be arranged by
Mrs. George Rehart, chairman of
the luncheon committee.
All Sojourners are invited to
attend and they are asked to
make reservations early. The
committee requests members to
call Mrs. Rehart, 2-4S05 or Mrs.
Wayne Darby, 2-9870, before
Monday evening, February 6.
Square Dance Series
Sponsored By Masons
To Continue Saturday
The fourth in a series of square
dances sponsored by Crater Lake
chapter of the Royal Arch Ma
sons will be held Saturday, Feb
ruary 11, in the Masonic temple.
The dances are open to all
members and their Invited guests
and include advanced dancers
as well as beginners. Lee Rags
dale has been the instructor and
the social evenings have become
. popular and well attended.
Square dancing begins at
8 p. m. with mixers and begin
ners group led by Mr. .and Mrs.
Darell Huson. A buffet lunch
Is served at 11 p. m.
Paul Schontal, high priest of
the Crater Lake chapter, has
named as the committee in
charge of the scries, Jack Cald-
1 well, chairman; Verner Lugnctt
and Earl Knight.
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MAIL TRIBUNE
Valentine Luncheon
Reames Social Club
Set For Next Week
Reames Social club is com'
Dieting Dlans for the annual val
entine luncheon, given each Feb
ruary by the group. This year's
luncheon is set for February IS,
Wednesday, in the Masonic tern
pie, with Mrs. Fred Purdln as
general chairman.
Luncheon will be served at
one o'clock and a style show will
be given by Town and Country
shop of Eagle Point,
Reservations are - being re
ceived by Mrs. Paul Rynning
and Mrs. J. H. Woodford, and
Mrs. Jack Caldwell is publicity
chairman. Mrs. Jack Clark and
Mrs. B. L. Sanderson are the ta
ble committee, Mrs. John Smith
and Mrs. V. A. Turpin will take
charge of prizes and Mrs. Ira D.
Canfleld and Mrs. Lynn iioDeri
son the decorations.
Mrs. W. H. Jones and Mrs.
R. E. Schulz make up the dining
room committee and Mrs. A. H.
Gregory and Mrs. William
Young the kitchen committee.
Church Association
Gives Annual Ball;
Medford Girl Queen
Miss Beverly Hogenson of
Medford reigned as queen of the
annual Gold and Green ball of
the Latter Day Saints church
held January 27 at the recrea
tion hall of the church in Ash
land. Miss Hoeenson. a high
school student, Is a daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Hogenson,
1913 Birch avenue.
Attending her as princesses
were Miss Faye Wilkins, Miss
Sharon Wilde. Miss Rose Suth-
erlin and Miss Nina Grantham,
all of Medford, and their escorts
were Clayton Peterson, Don Al
len and Douglas Fcrnlund, Med
ford, and Clifford Neilson and
Ralph George, Ashland.
Theme of the dance was Win
ter Wonderland and Elder Nich
ols of the church had painted
figures of the story book ani
mals, Bambi and Thumper, for
the decorations. These were
combined with snow scenes,
evergreens and silver cutouts.
Carrol White sang . "Winter
Wonderland" as the queen came
Into the hall, and songs were also
given by Merle Walker and
Clarence Zurcher.
The formal ball is snonsorcd
each year by the Mutual Im
provement association of the
church. This year Mrs. Douglas
tihepncra is president of the
women's division, and Dave Ho-
gan of the men s division. Both
are from Medford.
The fireside groun of the
church, headed by Miss Gran
tham, took charge of decora
tions. Miss Grantham was oueen
of the ball last yean Refresh
ments were served bv a commit
tee, headed by Mrs. Roy Sander.
The dance attracted a large
number of church members and
their friends.
Mistletoe Club Plans
Valentine Luncheon;
To Aid Needy Family
The regular meeting of Mistle
toe club will be February 8i in
the Girls' Community club.' A
valentine luncheon will be served
at 1:30 p.m. and there will bo a
valentine party. Each member
is asked to lake a valentine and a
can or package of food for the
needy fnmily recently reported
in the Mail Tribune.
Roll call will be answered with
i bit of wisdom." Mrs. A. L.
Hadley and committee will be
charge of the dessert luncheon. -
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Mr. and Mrs. Ralph D. Rothermel were married January 22 In
First United Presbyterian church of Portland. The bride Is the
former Julie-Ann Stewart, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Elmer Duke
Stewart of Portland, and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Paul C. Rothermel, formerly of Medford and now of Orchards,
Wash. The couple will live in Corvalhs.
Newlywed Couple
Returns To City
After Trip South
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Peek,
who were married January to
have returned to Medtord ioi
lowinn a wedding trip to San
Francisco and are at home at 215
Saginaw drive.
Mn pppk is the former Mrs.
Mary Rivenburgh of Portland,
unrl I. a HiKter-in- aw Of Mr,
Peek's brother, Donald-Peek 01
Portland.
For the ceremony, held in tnc
Peck home here, the bride wore
dress of forest green crepe
with matching hat and a corsage
of violets. The Rev. D. E. Mil
lard read the service.
Mr. Peek's parents, who for
some time past have made their
home here, have now returned
to Portland to live. The bride
groom is manager of the South
ern Oregon Title company of
Medford.
Medford Lady Lions
To Dine At Fire Hall
Members of Medford Lady
Lions' club will meet with city
firemen Tuesday, February 7 at
(1:30 a.m. nt the fire hall. A pot
luck dinner will be served.
Hostesses for the evening are
Mrs. Kr-llh Bates, chairman, Mrs.
Tom Klynn and Mrs. Noble
Vincent.
Each year women of the club
and members of the fire depart
nient cooncrate in the Christ
mas toy project, and the two
groups meet together from time
to time.
Announce Meeting
Missionary Society
Woman's Missionary society
of Temple Baptist church will
meet at the home of Mrs. Doug
las Kimmons. Central Point,
Tuesday, February 7 at 2 p.m.
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Fholo by Bruno, Portland).
Pre-Nuptial Parties
Honors Bride-To-Be;
Wedding Set Saturday
Miss Mary Brugman, bride
elect of W. Evans Powell, is be
ing honored at a number of pre
nuptial parties. Miss Brugman's
wedding to the Portland man is
set for February 1 1 at Sacred
Heart Catholic church, with the
reception to follow at the Rogue
Valley Country club. The bride-to-be
is a daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. John J. Brugman, Old Stage
road.
Miss Brugman was honor
guest at a bridal shower given
Wednesday evening by Mrs. Dar
rell Davis and Mrs. William E
Davis at the former's home at 48
North Peach street.
The evening was spent with
bridge and canasta and spring
flowers decorated the room
Miss Brugman's gifts were pre
sented to her from a large wish
ing well. Refreshments were
served.
Guests were Mrs. Lowell Ivor
son, Mrs. Verner Lugnet, Mrs.
Rex Demo, Mrs. Russ Budreau,
Mrs. Robert Brown, Mrs. N. II.
Gladfclter. Mrs. Joe Beach, Mrs,
Herbert C. Nesbitt, Mrs. John
Brugman and Misses Beverly
Mee, Mildred Cowan, Estcllc
Greenhalgli, Betty Brugman and
the guest ot honor.
Another parly was given by
the members of Miss Brugman's
bridge club, these beuig Mrs
Thomas Eslinger, Mrs. T. Hubert
iven. Mrs. Joseph Clark. Mrs
Laurence Espey, Mrs. Richard
J. House and Miss Pat Wilkinson,
The event was a miscellaneous
shower at the home of Mrs. Es-
linBer. 110 Willamette avenue,
The centerpiece was made up of
storybook doll bride and bride
groom and three bridesmaids,
with gifts --."d around these.
Bridge was played, with Mrs.
Edward Barry, Mrs. Jiick E. Barr
and Miss Betty Brugman winning
prizes.
Attending were Mis. Helen J.
O'Neil, Mrs. Edward Barry, Mis.
H. A. McCullough. Miss Ruth
Tessman, Miss Myldred Cowan,
Mrs. John J. Brugman. Mrs. Rob
ert D. Lewis, Mrs. Barr, Mrs.
Herbert E. Seitz, Miss Laurett
Seitz, Mrs. George K. Bruse,
Mrs. Mickey Doyle, Miss Betty
Brugman, the honored guest and
six hostesses.
Mrs. Edward H. Barry and
Mrs. B. J. Doran of Old Military
road, Medford, entertained a
group of 15 friends January 28
at a towel shower and party,
with Miss Brugman as guest of
honor.
Present were Mrs. Charles S.
Pope, Mrs. Carl Mundon. Mrs.
Peggv Berlin, Mrs. Tom White
ford. 'Mrs. Henry Bell, Mrs. Matt
Kozak, Mrs. John J. Brugman.
Mrs. H. A. McCullough. Mrs. Hel
en O'Neil. Miss Elizabeth and
Miss Lillian Whitcford, Miss Bet
ty Brugman, the guest of honor
and hostesses.
Opening of the gifts was fol
lowed by bridge and refresh
ments. To Meet
February meeting of the Jack
son County Medical auxiliary
will be held at the home of Mrs.
Earl L. Lawson, 40 Crater Lake
avenue. February 8. The meet
ing will begin at 7 p.m. and
members planning to attend are
asked to call 3 1520 or 2 8235
before Wednesday.
Mrs. Fred T. Burii-h and Mrs.
Charles F. Hocy will -assist the
hostess.
Rothermel-Stewart
Wedding Rites Held
In Portland Church
Miss Jullc-Ann Stewart, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Duke
Stewart of Portland became the
bride of Ralph D. Rothermel
formerly of Medford and now of
Orchards, Wash., in a ceremony
held January 22 at the First
United Presbyterian church in
Portland. The bridegroom is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul C.
Rothermel, also formerly of Med
ford and now of Orchards.
The servico was read at two
o'clock by Dr. William C. Fail
cette, and the bride's father gave
her in marriage. White snap
dragons and white stock ar
ranged with candelabra holding
tapers decorated the church.
Mrs. Paul Brownlee was solo
ist, with Mrs. Sartain as accom
panist. For her wedding the bride
wore a gown of white georgette
crepe designed with wide lace
insertions extending the full
length of the gown, puffed
sleeves and a train. A coronet of
pearls and orange blospoins held
her fingertip length veil, and she
carried a large white orchid on
a white Bible.
Miss Gwendolyn Fry of Salem,
Ore., cousin of the bride, was
maid-of-honor. She wore a gown
of pale blue organdy trimmed in
hlup satin and with a satin sash
and her head covering was of
yellow carnations. She carried a
bouauet of daffodils and ferns.
Miss Cathv Hall. Portland,
was flower girl. Her gown was
of pale green organay wun
matching satin trim and sash and
her flowers were a headpiece of
yellow carnations and a nosegay
of these same flowers.
Richard Peters of Portland
was best man for the bridegroom
and ushers were Robert Getz
Jr.. of Bremerton. Wash., and
Theodore Enestrom of Olympia
A reception was held at the home
of the bride s parents and pour
ing and assisting were Mrs. Theo
dore Engstrom of Olympia, Mrs.
Robert Goetz Jr.. of Bremerton,
Mrs. Lloyd Fry of Grants Pass
ana Mrs. Lamont try or oaiem.
Ahont 100 euests attended.
The newlywed couple will live
at 452 Monroe street in uorvauis,
Ore. The bride, who was grad
uated from Cleveland high school
in Portland was recently employ
ed by the Oregon-Nevada-California
freight line. Mr. Rother
mel, who attended high school
here before the family moved
north, is a station manager for
Standard Stations, Inc.
Anniversary Dinner
For Clarence Wimers
Event Of Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wimer
were honored guests at a cov
ered dish dinner party given in
observance ot their 29th wed
ding anniversary. Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Hussong were hosts for
the dinner last Saturday at their
home ,on South Barneburg road
and Mrs. Earl Scripter assisted.
The couple was presented a
silver gift. Bridge was played
and high prize was won by Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Clark. Consola
tion prize was received by Mr.
and Mrs. Michael Beck and the
traveling prize went to Mr. Beck.
Other guests were Mr. and
Mrs. Don Wimer, Mr. and Mrs.
Ed Pease, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
Bashaw and Earl Scripter.
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Mii Dnrnthv Warantktold of
Sin Francisco will sing her
Tuesday night at the senior high
scnooi euaiiorium lor ine jbck
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Hukills Announce
Daughter's Trothal;
Miss Powell To Wed
Late winter has brought a
number of engagements, and
dates of approaching weddings
Mr. and Mrs. James R. Hukill,
2503 Howard avenue, have an
nounced the engagement of their
daughter, Bonnie Ruth, to Roger
H. Fields, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Melvin H. Fields, 502 Haven
street. Medford.
The wedding is planned for
February 14, St. Valentine's day.
Both Miss Hukill and Mr.
Fields were graduated from
Medford high school last spring
and attended Southern Oregon
college for one term.
The couple will live in Sacra
mento, Cal., following the wed
ding.
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Powell of
Central Point 'announce the en
gagement of their daughter. Bar
bara, to Birch Scrivner, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph K. Scriv
ner. Phoenix.
The wedding is planned for
Sunday. March 5 at the Commu
nity Bible church in Central
Point.
Adarel Chapter Holds
Initiation Ceremonies;
Instruction School Set
Jacksonville Initiation cere
monies were held February 2 by
Adarel chapter. Order of East
ern Star in the Masonic hall. A
number of members were ac
cepted into the lodge by affilia
tion. The social hour following the
meeting was Men's Night. Oy
ster stew was prepared and
served by Grant Todd. Wallace
Brill, Earl Brewold. Bill Chil
dreth, Milt Winn, Menno Bach
mann, John Pond and Ed Pease.
School of instruction will be
held in the Masonic hall Febru
ary 12, at 7:30 p.m. beginning
with a potluck dinner at 6:00
p.m. Mrs. Pearl McClav. La
Grande, Oregon, associate grand
matron of the OES for Oregon,
will visit the meeting.
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Medford Lady Elks
To Honor Visitors
Saturday Afternoon
Lady Elks of Medford will be
hostesses for a tea planned for
Saturday, February 11 in the
party lounge of the Elks temple.
The party is set for 2 p. m. and
guests will be Lady Elks of Ash
land and visiting Lady Elks
whose husbands will be attend
ing the mid-winter session of the
Oregon State Elks association to
be held that day In Ashland.
The event was planned for
January but was postponed when
the mid-winter meeting of the
lodge could not be held because
of weather conditions.
Following the tea, bridge, pi
nochle, canasta and other games
will be played. All Lady Elks
are Invited to attend.
Medford Lady Elks will meet
Tuesday, February 7 at 2 p. m.
in the lounge of the Elks temple
for dessert. Bridge, pinochle,
canasta and pool will follow.
Hostesses for the afternoon will
be Mrs. C. O. Webber, Mrs. Mer
ton Lyster, Mrs. Mollie Keene,
Mrs. Roland Smith and Mrs. B.
W. Riebe.
PTA Board
Mrs. M. A. Putney, 60 Ross
court, will be hostess to the ex
ecutive board of the Jackson
school Parent-Teacher association
Monday evening.
The meeting will begin at 7:30
p.m. and plans for the Febru
ary 17 meeting and April frolic
will be discussed.
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Harrison-Chancellor
Wedding Rites Held
At Methodist Church
The marriage of Miss Dorothy
June Chancellor, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Jesse Chancellor of 510
Mary street, to Richard B. Har
rison, was an event'of February
1 in the Sunshine parlor of the
First Methodist church. The
bridegroom is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Harrison, 719 West
Fourth street.
The Rev. Meredith A. Groves
officiated at the service, read in
the presence of a few close
friends and members of the two
families.
Given In marriage by her fath
er, the bride wore a gold col
ored suit with corsage of while
rosebuds. Her attendant, Miss
Dorothy Hawkins, wore grey.
Carl Burk was best man.
After a short wedding trip the
couple will live in Medford.
The bride was graduated from
Medford high school with the
class of 1949. Mr. Harrison was
graduated in 1946, and is in bus
iness with his father in Phoenix.
Newlywed Couple
Leaves For Denver
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin E. Min
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event of January 14, in Grants
Pass, left Medford last week to
moke their home in Denver,,
Colo. Mrs. Minger was formerly
Doris Kepley, 706 South Oak
dale avenue, and the bridegroom
had made his home at 2238
Aloha street.
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