Misener-O'Conner
Rites Take Place
Sunday Afternoon
Jacksonville One of the larg
er early spring weddings was
that of Miss Joanne Leona O'Con
ner and Edwin Wayne Misener,
March 23, in the Jacksonville
Assembly of God church. The
three o'clock ceremony was at
tended by about 125 guests. The
Rev. J. A. Skinner read the
double-ring rites.
The bride is a daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. David M. O'Con
nor and the bridegroom's par
ents are Mr. and Mrs. H. C.
Misener, all of Jacksonville. The
bridegroom is a corporal in the
Air Force.
Mrs. Walter Haas, Jackson
ville, sister of the bridegroom,
was bridesmatron.
A brother of the bridegroom,
Robert Misener, Jacksonville,
was best man. Earl Wall and
Jack Brunsiord, both Jackson
ville, were ushers.
, The bride was given in mar
riage by her father. For her wed
ding the wore a pink gabardine
suit with white accessories and
carried a white Bible with or
chids. , Mrs. Haas was dressed in a
gray suit with white accessories
and her flowers were carnations
and violets.
Mrs. J. H. Skinner sang, ac
companied by Miss Joy Rolls
of Medford.
About 85 pedsons attended the
reception held in the church.
The wedding cake was served
by Mrs. Rolls and Mrs. Earl
Wall presided at the punch bowl.
Mrs. Ellis Meade, Mrs.. Jack
Bransford and Miss Doris Wall
had charge of gifts.
Miss Jeanne Marie .O'Connor,
sister of the bride, took charge
of the guest book.
Out-of-town guests included
Mr. and Mrs. William Webb,
Applegate; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
O'Connor and son, Robert, and
Richard O'Connor, all of Med
ford. The couple will live at San
Diego, Cal., after April 1. The
bridegroom is stationed there
with the Air Force.
Both the bride and bride
groom attended Jacksonville
high school, the bridegroom be
ing a 1948 graduate. He also at
tended Southern Oregon, col
lege for one year.
All-Negro Opera
To Be Revived
New York-Virgil Thomson's
opera, 'Tour Saints In Three
Acts," with libretto by Gertrude
Stein, is being reviewed on both
aides of the Atlantic.
The American National Thea
ter and Academy (ANTA) will
present it in New York begin
ning April 10 for a limited en
gagement. The all-Negro opera
also will be given during May
at the exposition of the arts in
Paris sponsored by the Congress
for Cultural Freedom.
Book Club
Contemporary Book club will
meet Wednesday, April 2, at 1:45
p.m. in the home of Mrs. Floyd
Hart. Mrs. Allan R. Smith and
Mrs. Alfred N. Potter Jr., will
present the program.
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When the Medford dUtrlet of Girl Scouts
celebrated the 25th anniversary of organiia
. tion. March 20, a number of young women who
had been members of the first troop formed
here were honored guests. Shown here talking
with William Belcher, Olympia. Wash., whose
wife was leader of Girl Scout Troop 1. are
(left to right), Mrs. Harold Wall. Mrs. WL.
Tucker. Mrs. Theo Anseth. Mrs. Budd Gail
and Mrs. Robert Sherwood. Mrs. Belcher was
unable to attend the dinner and meeting be
cause of illness, to her husband made the trip
south in her place, bringing pictures which
ho had taken of Troop 1 members.
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Among former members of Girl Scout
Troop 1, Medford, who attended the 25th anni
versary dinner of the Medford district March
20. were the seven women pictured here.
Seated (left to right) are Mrs. Martin Clogston.
Mrs. Vinson Vaughan and Mrs. Jack Sandborn.
Standing (left to right) are Mrs. Lester Gil
man. Mrs. William E. Acord. Mrs. H. B. Cook
and Mrs. Claud Hoover. Mrs. Cook is now one
of the area executives for Girl Scouts, and
Mrs. Acord is a troop leader. (Brainerd photo)
Home Service Weds Frances Frazier, Charles
Frances Claudine Frazier be- ate families attended,
came the bride of Charles Wil- The bride is a daughter of
Ham Gilchrist in 10 o'clock morn
ing rites March 18 at the home
of Dr. and Mrs. Jouett P. Bray.
Only members of the immedi-
Here
Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Anderson,
Poison, Mont., have been guests
of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Isaacs,
Old Stage road.
Mrs. Anderson is a niece of
Mrs. Isaacs.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward B. Fra
zier, 516 Pennsylvania avenue,
and the bridegroom's parents
are Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Gilchrist,
Gold Hill.
The bride was unattended. Her
father gave her in marriage. For
her wedding she wore a pink
suit with navy blue accessories
and her corsage was a white,
yellow-throated orchid.
The rites were read before a
fireplace arranged with potted
plants and white stock.
Gilchrist
The bride has been employed
as a cashier at the Craterian
theater. She attended Medford
high school. The bridegroom at
tended Crater high school and
expects to be called into the
service in the near future. He
is a member of the Navy re
serve. For the present the couple Is
living in the home of the bride's
parents, who have left on a trip.
From out of town for the wed
ding was Mrs' Annie Sneed, Sa
lem, grandmother of the bridegroom.
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Langston was honored at a
shower given March 21 at the
home of Mrs. R. B. Langston in
Central Point. Hostesses for the
shower were Mrs. Bill Metejke
and Mrs.' Kenneth Williams.
Games provided the diversion
of the evening end refreshments
were served. Many gifts were
presented to the honored guest.
Invited to the event were 'the
honored guest and Mesdames
Robert Peebles, Russell Peebles,
Ethel McCoy, Robert Clauss,
Jack McCoy, Roby Smith, Lau
rance Leonard, Henry Guss, Ray
Addington, John Pinkham, Neil
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Parents Here
Dr. and Mrs. M. C. Findley,
Salem, were guests Wednesday
of their son and daughter-in-law,
Dr. and Mrs. Dwight Find
ley, 36 Glen Oak court. The vis
itors were en route home after
spending the past two months at
Twenty-Nine Palms in southern!
California.
Sunday March SO. IMS
MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE THREB
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For Lions' Auxiliary
Two delegates who will at
tend a state Lions club auxiliary
convention in Salem April -17
will be appointed by Crater
Lions auxiliary when they meet
Tuesday evening, April 1. The
group will meet in the home of
Mrs. Tom Bessonette, 349
O'Gara avenue.
Plans for a food sale also will
be discussed.
All wives of Crater Lions
members are invited to the meet
ing to help in deciding on a new
meeting date which will accomo
date all present members and
those who wish to Join. Mrs.
Jack Ingram will be cohostess.
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Youth Group Plans
Party on Saturday
A group of 80 young persons
and their parents met at the
Wagner Creek schoolhouse Sat
urday, March 22 for the second
meeting of the youth club. Danc
ing, games and refreshments
were enjoyed.
Clay Hurd, president of the
group, led a business discussion
and it was decided to hold a
box social Saturday, April 3.
Everyone is invited to the event
and women are asked to take
decorated food boxes.
Delphian
Delphinian Society will meet
April 1 at 2 p.m. at the home of
Mrs. Scott Davis, 1700 East Main
street Mrs. Allan Perry will
lead the meeting.
Study Club
Wednesday Study club will
meet at the Girls Community
club at 2 p.m. on Wednesday,
April 2. This will be the annual
guest day.
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