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Sunday, June 11. 1950
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Many Msdford glrli isctlrcd honori when the 19S0 clas of lenior high (chool wu graduated Thursday night. Upper row,
left to right, are Min Barbara Manley, named valedictorian of the clan, winner of the Mann'i and Elkt' scholarships and the DAR
flood eltiienihlp award) Mrs. James Freeland, nee Dolores Morris, snlutatorian: Miss Barbara Green, outstanding senior girl; Miss Bebe
Milhaps, winner of Girls' League scholarship, PEO scholarship and DAR home economics award; middle row. left to right. Miss
Nancy Adams, Girls' Athletic association scholarship: Miss Joyce Montgomery, Medford Music society scholarship and Kiwanil
music award; Miss Leah Peabody, Parent-Teacher association scholarship: Miss Florence Lyons. Kiwanis music award; bottom row,
left to right. Miss Pat Benton and Miss Marian Mitchell, co-winners of the Business and Professional Women's scholarship and Mist
Donna Fogelqulst. winner of the National Scholastic magazine art award. (Braincrd and Shanglc photos).
Two Engagements
In Week's News;
Wedding Day Set
The past week brought news
of additional engagement, and
wedding plans.
Added to the list of brides-to-be
ia Miss Margery Johnson,
whose parents, Mr. and Mrs. T.
J. Johnson, 1478 Morrow rond,
last week announced her en
gagement to Clifton Hughes, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas 13ray,
Eagle Point.
The wedding has been set for
July 1 and will be in Wesley
chapel of First Methodist church,
with reception following.
Miss Johnson is a member of
the 1950 graduating class of Med
ford high school.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank William
ion of Rogue River announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Marilyn Anne, to Roscoe Hargltt
of Oakland, Cal. Mr. Harxitt is a
on of Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Har
gltt, also of Rogue River.
No date has been set for the
wedding. I
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Pupils Presented
In Piano Recital .
Mr. Frances Schuchard pre
sented her younger students of
piano In a recital recently. At- i
lending were parents and fricmls. j
The recital was given in the
home of Mrs. George Schuler,
Valley View drive.
Among the students, manv of
whom played for the first time
in public, were Marv Ellen
Towne. Frankle Schuchard and
Susan Schuler, all five vears old.
Others who appeared on the
program were Douglas Atkins,
Susan Baker, Jackie Creator,
Carol Hussong. Mary Elizabeth
Pierce, George Schuler, Lou Elsn
Vocgtly, Keith Harrison, Jimmle
Emniens and Jane Edgerlon.
Melissn and Nanev Jennings
augmented the program with ap
propriate vocal duets, and Nancy
sang a solo.
Refreshments were served at
the clote of the program. Ad
vanced students of Mrs. Schu
chard appeared In r a c 1 1 a 1
earlier In the spring. j
Junior Service league will
hold the monthly luncheon Tues- i
day, June 13, in the upstniri !
dining room of Rogue Valley
Country club.
Student to Make
Tour of Europe
Donnld M. Staley, sixteen
year old son of Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas G. Staley, and a Med
ford senior high school student,
left Friday night enroute to New
York City where he will loin
other students to make a tour
of Europe. The t ra v e 1 e r will
visit for a few days in New York
before boardine the Enelish
ship. Strathedcn, for the voyage.1
He will tour France. Italv.
Switzerland. Austria. Germany.
Belgium, Holland, and Great
Britain. The student expects to
return to Medford in September.
Adarel Past Matrons
Plan Meeting Monday
Jacksonville Memher. of
Adarel Past Matron's cluh will
meet In the Masonic hall in Jack
sonville Monday. June 12. at
12:H0 p.m. A nn-hostps lnnrhenn
will be followed by a business
meeting.
Elect New Officers
For Phoenix Club
Phoenix Mrs. Robert Mullins
was elected president of the
Phoenix Thursday club at a
meeting of the group May 25 in
the home of Mrs. George Bourne.
Mrs. Mike Popaw was elected
vice-president, Mrs. Cecil Norris
secretary and Mrs. Fred Hall
gren treasurer.
Next meeting of the group will
he held June 15 in the home of
Mrs. Frank Fairweather with
Mrs. Cornelia Barnes and Mrs.
Charles Coffin assisting. A cov
ered dish luncheon will be
served.
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FOE Auxiliary
To Sponsor Dane
The Fraternal Order o f
Eagles' auxiliary will give a
dance Monday evening at Camp
White. All members and friends
are Invited. Women are to take
cake. There will be transporta
tion from the Eagles hall.
If iota Cralr Av
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while you take your own vacation this summer.
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Hiking, Overnight Tripi
Worship Service
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From Alaska
Mrs. Griffin Q u i n t o n and
daughter, Diane, are guests in
the city of Mr. and Mrs. J. D.
Yates and family, West Eighth
street. They will also visit Mrs.
Bessie Quinton and Howard of
Grants Pass and other relatives.
The visitors plan to remain
three or four weeks.
Convention Visitors
To Throng Medford;
Manv Events Planned
Medford will be filled with
visitors this week attending the
annual state convention of Lions
and the auxiliary, with more
than 1000 expected.
First event of the convention
is a western barbecue today at
7:30 p.m. at the high school foot
ball field and for both men and
women delegates, and Monday's
schedule for auxiliary members
includes a breakfast at the Jack
son hotel at 8 a.m. and a lunch
eon and style show at the Rogue
Valley Country club at noon.
The governor's banquet and ball
is set for Monday night in the
Junior high school gymnasium.
Auxiliary business meetings
are to be held at 9 a.m. both
Monday and Tuesday In the Cra
terian theater with Mrs. Ruben
Kuratli of Hillsboro, state presi
dent, presiding. Mrs. Kuratli is
expected to report on her main
project for the year, which has
been raising funds for a clinic
for the blind in Portland.
A number of new auxiliaries
have been chartered during her
term, and two of these, the new
Crater club auxiliary in Med
ford and the Prospect auxiliary,
will receive charters during the
convention.
Assisting the Medford and
Crater auxiliaries with the con
vention plans are the Lady Lions
in Central Point, Gold Hill,
Phoenix, Talent. Rogue River
and Prospect. Mrs. Lee Mellish
of the Medford auxiliary is con
vention committee chairman.
Nordwkks in Arizona
For Son's Graduation;
Mrs. Bush Returns Home
Mr. and Mrs. Harry F. Nord-
wick, 919 Reddy avenue, re
turned home last week from a
trip to Arizona, Mexico and Cal-
nornia. Ihev were accompanied
home by Mrs. Olga Bush of Med
ford who spent the winter and
spring in Tucson. Ariz., with
relatives, and the Nordwick s
son, Harry Allen N'ordwick, who
has been attending the Univer
sity of Arizona at Tucson.
Young Nordwick was a mem
ber of the 1950 graduating class,
taking a degree in public admin
istration, and the Nordwicks at
tended the commencement cere
monies. He will spend the sum
mer In Medford, and return to
Arizona in the fall.
While away the Nordwicks
spent some time with Mr. and
Mrs. William Holloway, Tempe,
Ariz., former Medford residents,
and with Mr. and Mrs. C. C.
Darby, who formerly lived in
this city and now make their
home in Fresno, Cal.
Mrs. Bush is at her apartment
in the Holly apartment house
and expects to remain In the city
indeiimieiy.
University Graduate
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Thomp
son. 3642 Hilsinger road, near
Phoenix, left yesterday to attend
commencement exercises today
t the University of Oregon. Eu
gene. The Thompson's daughter,
LiizaDetn inompson, is a mem
ber of the graduating class. A
member of Delta Zeta sorority,
Miss Thompson majored in psy
chology. The graduate will re
turn with her parents to spend
the summer.
The family will spend several
days at the coast and return
home by that route.
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Mrs. Fred G. Slate Is the cap
tain of the Ladias' Mounted
troop, auxiliary io the Jackson
Counlv Mounted Sheriffs' posse.
The troop's drill team will ap
pear with the posse's team in
presenting a competitive preci
sion drill at this afternoon's
ninth annual Rogue River Round
up at the fairgrounds. Posse
teams from Klamath, Siskiyou
and Josephine counties will also
appear in the competition for the
new Brophy's Jewelers trophy
The troop is also assisting the
posse with concessions ana
tickets.
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Reception Given
For New Conductor
Rebekah Assembly
Jacksonville Mrs. Warren
Hazen, who had recently been
installed as conductor in the
state assembly of Rebehak lodges
in Astoria, was honored at a re
ception during a regular meeting
of the Ruth Rebekah lodge in
the Jacksonville IOOF hall Mon
day evening. Mrs. Hazen was
presented a corsage.
Special party favors were
used at the refreshment table
which had been arranged by the
committee, Mrs. Lee Greena
mever. Mrs. Job Berriman and
Mrs. Irwin Boyd.
Mrs. Hugh McCoIlie gave a
comic reading.
Reports of the state assembly
were given by the delegates,
Mrs. Charles Hawkins and Mrs.
Job Berriman. Mrs. Hazen also
attended the assembly.
Mrs. Rachel Shafer was a visit
or at the meeting from Eureka.
Cal.
Following the meeting, Mrs.
Blanch Ravenor left by bus for
Wheeler, Ore., for medical treat
ment. Portland Family Here
For School Graduation
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Larson, 726
Welch street, have as guests Mrs.
Larson's brother-in-law and sis
ter, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Johns.
Mrs. Larson's parents. Mr. and
Mrs. E. C. Vanderhoof, and her
brother and sister-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. James Vanderhoof, and
their children, Janice, Roy and
Susan, all of Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Johns came
down to attend baccalaureate
services last Sunday, and the re
mainder of the visitors arrived
in time for commencement
Thursday night. The Larson's
son, Wayne, was a member of
the graduating class.
Miss Jean Martin,
Richard Melhase
Married in Nevada
Mr. and Mra. Richard V. Mel
hose, newlyweds, are making
their home at 542 North Bart
lett street after their wedding
May 21 Reno, Nev. Judge A.
J. Maestretti performed the
ceremony.
The bride Is the former Jean
Martin, daughter of Dr. and Mrs.
Walter I. Martin, Seaside, and
the bridegroom is a son of Mr.
and Mrs. William H. Melhase,
Klamath Falls.
For the ceremony the bride
wore a pale pink two.piece dress
with navy blue accessories. She
was attended by Miss Grace Wil
liams of Ashland and Don Chap
man of Medford was best man
for Mr. Melhase.
Both Mr. and Mrs. Melhase
attended Oregon State college.
Jacksonville Women
Leave for New Jersey
To Attend Convention
Jacksonville Mrs. Otto Nied
ermeyer, president of the South
west Oregon Presbyterial, ac
companied by Mrs. Ray Martin,
treasurer of the group, left Tues
day night by plane for Ocean
Grove, N. J., to attend the an
nual national Presbyterial con
vention.
Mrs. Niedermeyer attended the
convention as a delegate for the
southwest Oregon group, repre
senting the women's church or
ganization from throughout the
district including Klamath Falls,
Coos Bay, and Medford.
The travelers first went to
Portland where they joined oth
er delegates to make the trip to
New Jersey by a limited plane.
They were to arrive in Ocean
Grove Wednesday evening.
Delegates from foreign coun
tries also were to attend the
meeting, including representa
tives from Africa.
Reames Past Matrons
Elect Year's Officers
Mrs. Vernon A. Turpin was
elected president of Past Ma
trons of Reames chapter, Or
der of Eastern Star, at a meet
ing of the group Monday. Mrs.
Ira Canfield was hostess to the
members at her country home.
A covered dish luncheon was
served. Mrs. S a n f i e 1 d was
elected vice-president and Mrs.
Ralph Woodford, secretary-treasurer.
Mrs. Orrie Stoddard assisted
the hostess in serving.
This is the final meeting of
the season for the women. Club
activities will be resumed in
October.
Craw fords in Eugene
To Attend Graduation
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Crawford,
512 South Holly street, with
their daughter. Miss Kaye Craw
ford, are spending the week-end
in Eugene to attend commence
ment ceremonies of the Univer
sity of Oregon today. The Craw
ford's son. Jack, is a member of
the class and will receive a de
gree in certified public account
ing. He will return to Medford
with his parents.
Tea Given Monday v
At Freeland Home
For Baptist Women
A tea honoring Mrs. R0ianH
P. Hood of Portland, Mrs. FiovJ
mons, both of Medford, was iS"
"'""""j uj i r i. wallaw
Freeland at her home on Beall
lane. 1
Mrs. Hood is the executlv.
secretary and treasurer of th
Women's Missionary union ol
the Southern Rnntlof nn. 1
of Oregon and Washington, Mri
Eaves is president of the WMU
of the Oregon association and
Mrs. Kimmnno U (.PAfon,,.
urer of the association program!
vuL-ui uuuioers were given by
Mrs. Kimmons and Miss Care
line Freeland. T
The honored oiiaoIc ia.
o "sin pre
sented corsages of yellow rose
buds and exotic fuchsias from
the Freplnnri osrflani ,l.
tea table was decorated with
garaen Diossoms. Miss Freeland
served.
Attending wern Mrs .Tn n..
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son, Mrs. B. J. Alexander, Mrs,
L-nester is. rnomas and Mrs. Jot
. tvie, alt of Klamath Falls;
Mrs T? M Purl nf Aehlnn ti.
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Rev. A. K. Pevoto, Mrs. Pevoto
ana rars. L.eiana w. Scott, Grants
Pass; Mrs. Fred Landers, Mrs,
E. D. Marr, Mrs. Ira Stickney,
Mrs. Steve Dodge, Mrs. John
Schuster, Mrs. Perry M. John
son, Mrs. Lawrence Gober, Mrs.
R. F. Hensley and the guests of
honor.
Miss Sally Jane Tarns
Honor Guest of Party;
Announce Wedding Day
Miss Sally Jane Tarns, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Tams,
219 South Holly street, was hon
ored guest at a bridal shower
given recently in the social hall
of St. Peters' Lutheran church.
Mrs. Ed Rupp, Mrs. Elsie Ge
maehlich and the Misses Ruth
Herdman, Marilyn Schempp and
Jean Goodwin were hostesses.
Games were played followed
by opening of gifts and refresh
ments. Miss Tams received many
gifts from the 52 guests present.'
Miss Tams is the bride-elect
of Jack L. Sanders, and the
wedding will be an event of June
17.
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