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Beadnell-Barnwell Rites
Held at Catholic Church
The wedding of Mis Beverly Elaine Barnwell, daughter of
Mrs. William James Barnwell, 331 South Ivy street, to Robert
Wayne Beadnell, son of Samuel Beadnell of Westwood, Cal., took
place Saturday, June 10, at Sacred Heart Catholic church. The
Rev. C. J. Linehan officiated at the 10:30 a.m. ceremony.
Two hundred guests attended
the service, read in a setting ot
coral and white gladioli arranged
with palms and ferns.
Bruno Pellegrini was organ
ist. The bride, given in marriage
by her grandfather. Joseph J.
Brent from Portland, was gown
ed in white slipper satin, made
en train and wun inscruu... y.
lace and her fingertip length veil
of matching lace fell from a tiara
of seed pearls. Her bouquet was
of bouvardia and white orchids.
Mrs. G. B. Logan, sister of the
bride from Red Bluff, Cal., was
matron-of-rionor. one wuie
taffeta and carried a cascade of
Dink Esther Reed daisies and
pink' orchids. Her headdress was
of pink flowers. Bridesmaids
were Miss Bonnie Bell Barnwell
and Luanne Barnwell, sisters of
the bride; Miss Aileen Tamny
and Mrs. Edward Young, all of
Medford. They wore matching
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gowns of pink taffeta and lace
and carried cascades of blue Es
ther Reed daisies and purple or
chids. Kathleen Logan, niece of the
bride, was flower girl. She wore
yellow organdy and lace with a
halo of daisies and carried a
basket of rose petals.
Best man was Earl Beadnell,
brother of the bridegroom from
Westwood, and ushers were
Messrs Marvin Getling, Haskell
Stormer Jr., John Ceaglio. Ber
nard Logan and Edward Young.
About 100 guests attended the
reception, held in the Pioneer
room of the Jackson hotel imme
diately following the ceremony.
The room was decorated with
a profusion of colorful flowers,
and white gardenias graced the
refreshment tables. Mesdames
M. C. Gleason, Edgar Link,
John DeLapp, Charles Ward
and Christopher Wciskamp
presided at the coffee table
and the wedding cake was
cut by Mrs. John Ceaglio and
Mrs. Van Allen, sisters of the
bridegroom. Mrs. Oscar Water
man took charge of the guest
book, and Mrs. C. J. Logan
served punch.
Miss Bonnie Belle Barnwell
sang, accompanied by Mrs. J. J.
Brent and Mrs. Brent provided
music for dancing.
Out-of-town guests included
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Brent, grand
parents of the bride, and Earl
Brent, her uncle, all of Port
land; Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Logan,
Mrs. C. J. Logan, and Mrs. John
DeLanp and daughter, all of Red
Bluff. Mr. and Mrs. L. Van Allen
and daughter. Portola. Cal.. Mr.
and Mrs. John Ceaglio and Earl
! Beadnell of Westwood; Mr. and
Mrs. Oscar Waterman and Mr.
and Mrs. H. Mitchell of Grants
Pass.
The bride is a graduate of Mis
soula Mont., high school, and
has been employed by the local
telephone company. The bride
groom, a graduate of the West-
wood high school and of atan-
tnrA tiniucrcitv im nnu, innlnvvH
as a surveyor by California Ore
gon Power company.
The bride's goingaway cos
tume was a white suit worn with
pink accessories. Their honey
moon will take the couple to the
southwest, including the Grand
Canyon In Arizona. They will
make their home In Medford.
Christian Church Units
Plan Meetings Thursday
Missionary circles of the
Christian church will meet this
week on Thursday at 2 n. m
with the exceptions of Circle
one which will meet at l p. m,
In the home of Mrs. Elmer Gott
542 South Ivy street; and Cir
cle four which will meet with
Mrs. H. H. McLelland. 811 West
Main street at 1 p.m. Dessert
will be served at those meet
ings. Another exception In meeting
will be that of Circle seven
which will hold no June meet
ing. Circle two will meet in the
home of Mrs. Charles Stearns,
522 West Fourth street; Circle
three with Mrs. Jenny Hutch
inson, 522 West 10th street; Cir
cle five, Mrs. D. E. Owens, 1023
Queen Anne avenue and Cir
cle six, Mrs. Jenny Pitts, 915
Queen Anne avenue.
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Mrs. Robert Wayne Btadnell is the former Beverly Elaine
Barnwsll. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William James Barnwell, 331
South Ivy street, and her wadding to Mr. Btadnell took place June
10 at Sacred Heart Catholic church. Mr. Beadnell it a son of Sam
uel Beadnell of Westwood, Cal. (Shangle photo)
Travelers Return
From Motor Trip
Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Robert
son, 806 West Main street, and
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Willford,
Ideal court, have returned after
a 3000-mile motor trip to Wash
ington state. Canada and Idaho.
In Seattle they visited Miss
Virginia Ridgeway, former val
ley resident now taking post
graduate work In nursing train
ing at the university of Wash
ington.
On their trip through Canada
they toured British Columbia and
Alberta provinces, stopping at
Lake Louise. Banff and Calgary.
They made the return trip
through Idaho.
Society To Picnic
St.- Anne's Altar Society of
Sacred Heart church will meet
in Lithia park. Ashland, Tues
day, June 20 for a potluck pic
nic. Those needing transporta
tion or having extra accomoda
tions for riders are asked to call
phone 2-7845. Cars will leave
the parish hall at 10:30 a.m. In
event of Inclement weather a
potluck luncheon will be held
Hint noon in the parish hall.
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Howard Extension Unit
Installs New Officers
Howard Extension unit held
the last meeting of the season
recently at the home of Mrs.
Albert Stock, Old Pacific high
way. Installation of officers was
held, with Mrs. G. W. McBee
acting as installing officer. Tak
ing office were Mrs. Aura Kay,
Central Point, chairman; Mrs
N. F. Gier, vice-chairman; Mrs
Robert Ottoman, secretary and
Mrs. William H. Straus, treas
urer. Retiring ofifcers were Mrs.
Ernest Rogers, Mrs. G. G. Stags
and Mrs. Stock.
Mrs. Kay gave a talk on can
cer control, assisted bv Mrs. J.
R. Campbell.
Refreshments followed the
meeting, and the group then ad
journed with the next meeting
to be in the fall.
Rebekahs To Meet
Entertainment and refresh
ments will follow the business
meeting of Olive Rebekah lodge
members Monday at 8 p. m. The
meeting will be in the IOOF
hall.
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Local Speakers' Club
Elects New Officers;
Mrs. Runtz Heads Group
Mrs. Frank Runtz was named
president of Medford Toastmis-
tress club at a meeting Monday
evening held in the Scout House.
She will succeed Mrs. jviarjone
Hopkins.
Mrs. Bernice Kunzman. was
elected vice-president; Mrs. Ver
non Thorpe, secretary, and Mrs.
Scott V. Davis, treasurer. In
stallation of officers will be held
June 26 at Mrs. Hopkins' home
on Crater Lake highway, with
the ceremony to be preceded by
a picnic dinner. In addition to
the officers elected Monday.
Mrs. W. F. Roney will be in
stalled club representative.
Mrs. George Mclntyre was
named delegate to the conven
tion of International Toastmis
tress to be held in Pasadena,
Cat., later this month,
theme for the evening, and Mrs.
Spring housecleaning was the
Georgia White acted as toast
mistress. Mrs. Thorpe spoke on
plastics and told of the new
uses to which plastics have been
adapted. Mrs. Runtz told of the
history and manufacture of wall
paper and Mrs. C. A. Thatcher
spoke of some of the newer
housecleaning aids.
Mrs. Bren H. Starcher report
ed on a meeting of club repre
sentatives held recently to dis
cuss the "children's bill," a ref
erendum which will be on the
general election ballot in the fall
and which provides for an ad
ditional levy by the state to
raise the basic school fund from
$50 to S80 per year per child.
Mrs. Davis acted as topic mis
tress, having the club members
plan a mythical house for a
mythical family.
Mrs. Una B. Inch was guest
critic and Miss Abby Sturtevant
was meeting critic.
Eagles' Auxiliary
Elects Officers
Mrs. Paul Terry was recently
elected president of the Ladies'
Auxiliary of the Fraternal Order
of Eagles. Mrs. Jack Meachin
was elected vice-president: Mrs.
Eddie Olsen. chaplain: Mrs. Ray
Watkins. conductor; Mrs. Arthur
Klatt. secretary: Mrs. Phoebe
Kindred, treasurer: Mrs. Burton
Green, inside guard: Mrs. Premo
Chari. outside guard and Mrs.
Guy Rhea, trustee.
Pythian Sisters Plan
Initiation Ceremonies
Initiation ceremonies will be
held by Pythian Sisters Tuesday,
June 20 in the lodge hall. The
evening will begin with a pot
luck dinner served at 6:30 p. m.,
to be followed by a business
meeting and the initiation.
Meetings of the Past Chiefs'
club have been cancelled until
further notice.
Get Together Club
To Meet Wednesday
Get Together club will meet
Wednesday at 1 p. m. at the
Eagles hall for luncheon. Cards
will follow.
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BACKGROUND
Native Jackson County
Attended local public schools
Craduated University of Oregon
Earned her way through College
Well known newspaper reporter
Has faith and interest in all
Monday, June 19
3 to 9 P.M.
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Miss Beverly Roblson
(Brainerd photo)
Announce Trothal
Beverly Robison
And Jim Newton
Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Robison
of Midway road announce the
engagement of their daughter.
ueveriy Ann KODison, to Jim
Newton, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Chester Newton. Talent.
No wedding date has been set.
Miss Robison was graduated
from Medford high school with
the class of 1950. Her fiance,
who is a graduate of Talent high
school, is now with Ross Lum
ber company at Camp White.
Miss Beverly Autry
Among June Graduates;
To Take Music Degree
Ashland Among June honor
graduates of San Jose State col
lege. San Jose. Cal., is Miss
Beverly Autry, who will be
graduated on the basis of ex
ceptional scholarship. A major
in music. Miss Autry will re
ceive a bachelor's degree in mu
sic. Mis Autry has been active
as a member and officer of Mu
Phi Epsilon sorority, a national
professional music sorority. Be
fore transferring to San Jose,
the graduate attended Southern
Oregon college. She is a 1946
graduate of Medford high school
and formerly lived at 844 Da
kota avenue, Medford.
Grove Garden Club
Meeting on Tuesday
Miss Claire Hanley will speak
on tuberous begonias at a meet
ing of Grove Garden club Tues
day, June 20, at 8 p.m. In the
Oak Grove school house. Miss
Hanley, who has served as con
servation chairman of the Ore
gon Federation of Garden clubs
this past year, was elected vice
president of the federation at the
annual meeting held in Klamath
Falls last week.
Mrs. Kenneth Farley, program
chairman, will conduct a round
table discussion and question
and answer period pertaining to
current gardening problems.
Anyone interested is invited to
participate in the discussion.
Medford School
Eva Is Known for Her
and Balanced, Level -
Date
Miss Marjorie Ryan
Honored at Shower;
Announce Wedding Day
A bridal shower in the form
of a surprise, honoring Miss
Marjorie Ryan, bride elect of
Drape Walch, was given in the
home of Mrs. Lorene Braziel,
414 West Jackson street Tues
day evening.
Hostesses were Mrs. Braziel
and Mrs. Albert Schmidt.
Gifts at the miscellaneous
shower included a pressure
cooker given to the bride elect
by fellow employees at the Big
Y Market fountain. Games were
played and refreshments were
served by the hostesses and Mrs.
Oscar Landry.
Other attending were Mrs.
Laura Parke, Mrs. Jess Wag
oner, Mrs. Yetta Flowers, Mrs
Dollie Rhea, Mrs. Phoebe Kin
dred, Mrs. Charles Lucas, Mrs.
George Tucker, Mrs. Victoria
Rosenberger, Mrs. Ora Meyers,
Mrs. Hannah Anderson. Mrs.
Astrl Dionne and Mrs. Loma
Scott.
The wedding has been set
for early July.
Couple From Illinois
Visits Relatives Here
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Schwartz
of Roselle. 111., arrived this week
to visit three weeks here with
Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Skala. 1750
Orchard Home court. Mrs.
Schwartz is Mr. Skala's sister.
The couple made the trip at
this time so that the four could
observe their wedding anniver
saries together. The Schwartz'
anniversary was June 16 and
the Skala's. will be June 20. A
dinner at the Skala home, with
relatives attending, has been
planned for Friday, June 23, in
observance of the events.
While here visitors have been
taken by their hosts to Crater
Lake and other points of interest.
REVIVAL
Where? Pentecostal Church of God
5th and Pine, Central Point
When? J une 18th to July 2nd
Who? Evang. Clyde Perdue of Lakeview,
Ore.
"A man with gifts of divine healing"
Services Nightly at 7:45
EVERYONE WELCOME!
H. H. Trautman, Pastor.
ELECT
Eva Hamilton
To
Spirit of Cooperation
headed Judgement
QUALIFICATIONS
Mother of three children High School, Junior
High, Elementary age
Long active in Parent-Teacher work
Experienced in needs of school system
Devoted years to public health program
Member Polio Committee
Cirl Scout Planning Committee
Trained publicist
Friendly personality
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Paid Adv. Elect Eva Hamilton Committee
Past Matrons' Club
To Picnic Wednesday
Lithia park In Ashland wii
be scene of the annual picnic
of Past Matrons' club of Nevita
chapter. Order of the Eastern
Star, Wednesday, June 21 at
12:30 p. m.
MeimherR nr in mnnl at i
picnic tables in the park and
are to take a picnic lunch and
service. Medford members need
ing transportation should call
Mrs. W. H. Holt, phone 3-1765
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