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FOUR MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Nurses' Executive To Speak Wednesday Miss Nora Marco, Portland, will peak at a meeting of Ore gon State Nurses Association, District 4, at Community hos pital penthouse April 21 at 8 p.m. Miss Marco, assistant state executive secretary of the asso ciation, will discuss problems of nurses in this district. All regis tered nurses are invited to at tend, it is stated. 4 Jacksonville Group Honors Past Officers Jacksonville Adarel Chapter, Order of Easter Star, honored past matrons and past patrons with a dinner in Jacksonville Thursday. Eleven past matrons and eight past patrons were in troduced and presented gifts. After chapter closed, a tele phone conversation of Mrs. Earl Brewold and a mythical friend brought news of the past ma tron nnH natrons. At the next stated meeting of the chapter, Courtesy girls are to be honored with a covered dish dinner. Sunday. April 20, 19S2 What's 2 New U BELL'S If you're newly-wed or nearly-wed or just hop ing we'd like to help you select the dinnerware for your new home. Is your heart set on the finest of china? Then see our Havi land, Wedgwood, Francis can, and Bavarian chinas. Do you want to set a gay, attractive table, and still keep a weather eye on the budget? We can go along with you there, too. Prices start at $5.95 for a 20 plece starter set. , j With more than 70 din nerware patterns from which to choose, chances are you'll find just the one you want. And we'll regis ter you in our Bride's Book, so that we can drop helpful hints to gift-buying friends. Bell's Homewares 44 So'ith Central w S Ml If, i"";T"f Mr. and Mrs. Da Wayna A. Smith war married April 11 in Medford Friends' church. Before her wedding the bride was Miss Gloria Maxine- Sharp, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Abbott, Central Point. The bridegroom U a son of Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey D. Smith, 203 Vancouver avenue, Medford. (Photo by Brainerd) School Reorganization To Be Topic Monday For Oak Grove PTA Unit Oak Grove Parent-Teacher association will receive infor mation on the Holy report and school district reorganization act at a meeting to be held Mon day, April 21 at 8 p.m. in the school cafeteria. William Kell ington, local attorney and legis lative chairman for the group, will be the speaker. It is hoped that all members and interested persons will at tend and become acquainted with the bill which will be re ferred to the people for a vote In the general election in No vember. Mothers of children in the second grade will serve refresh ments under the direction of Mrs. Keith Hockersmith. Phoenix Society Plans Annual Tea Phoenix Women's Missionary society of Phoenix Presbyterian church will hold the annual sil ver tea Wednesday, April 23, be ginning at 2 p.m. Mrs. Kirklnnd West of Med ford Presbyterian church will be speaker, and topic for the afternoon will be stewardship. Mrs. J. O. N. Poling will lead devotions and Mrs. L. O. Caster will take charge of refresh ments. It Is pointed out that the tea is one of the most Important events of the year for the so ciety. Each member Is asked to bring a guest, and all women of the community are Invited to attend. Ashland Members Visit Guild Here; Delegate Reports Ashland guild members were guests of Ruth Esther Wesleyan Service guild Tuesday evening at a meeting in the Sunshine parlors of First Methodist church. Introduced were the Misses Cora Mason, president; Florence Lustad, co-ordinator; Carol Denny, secretary; Grace Lytle and Voda Brower, mem bers, and Mrs. Corrine Smith, treasurer. Mrs. Everett Faber gave a resume of her trip to the United Nations in New York as the Oregon delegate to the seminar for the study of world peace. Mrs. Faber stressed the fact that if the world as a whole has a will for peace, we will have peace, and said all must use the privilege of voting. She also gave highlights of her visit in Washington, D. C. and in Geor gia. Mrs. Bernice Kunzman led the devotions using "Christian Op portunities for Work," as her topic. ' Mrs. Charles Adamson, presi dent, announced that Mrs. Lil lian Johnson, national head of Wesleyan service guild, will con duct a work shop May 10th, fol lowed by a buffet dinner and program. The annual Rose Tea will be held May 18 and Mrs. E. T. An derson announced committees. It was voted to cancel the reg ular meeting May 20. Hostesses were Mrs.' Marjorie Hopkins, Mrs. E. F. Duffy, Mrs. W. R. Penbody and Mrs. J. Gorby. Church Rites Wed Miss Gloria Sharp And DeWayne Smith Central Point Miss Gloria Maxine Sharp and DeWayne A. Smith were wed in a double ring ceremony held April 11 in Friends church, Medford. Fifty four guests attended the wed ding. The Rev. Clinton Chriss man performed the ceremony at 3:30 p.m. Miss Charlene Paull, Central Point, was maid of honor and Cecil Ingram of Medford, serv ed as best man. Tommy Abbott, Central Point, was ring bearer. Ronald Smith, a brother of the bridegroom, and Kenton Adams were ushers. Both are of Med ford. The bride was given in mar riage by her father. She wore a wine suit with white accessories and carried a white Bible with an orchid and ribbon streamers. Miss Paull wore a beige suit and carried a bouquet of sweet peas. Church decorations were large baskets of spring flowers. A reception followed at the church parlor. Mrs. Wayne Smith of Coquille, aunt of the bridegroom, completed cutting the wedding cake. Mrs. Roy Cul ley, Miss Lois Ann Glenn and Mrs. B. Smith served. The couple returned April 15 from their wedding trip to San Francisco and are living at the Potter apartments, Central Point. The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Abbott, 115 South Fifth street, Central Point. The bridegroom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey D Smith, 203 Vancouver avenue, Medford. The bride attended Central Point high school and the bride groom was graduated from Med ford high school in 1951. Dancers Given Program For Pythian Sisters; Elect Representatives A group of students from Miss Pat's School of Dance presented an Easter program Tuesday eve ning preceding a meeting of Pythian Sisters. Dancers included Marlene Da vis, Joanne Simpson, DeAnn Abbott Kathy Duston, Nancy Taylor, Ronnie Dreveskracht, Terry Green, Krista Baker, Na tasha Bulkin, Donna Dobbyn, Paulette Cliinn, JoAnn Johnson and Winifred Gott. Duane Hunsaker played two accordion numbers to conclude the program. The regular business meeting followed with $100 presented to the lodge as the proceeds from the recent rummage sale. Mrs. John Russell was elected representative to the district convention to be held in Grants Pass April 26. Mrs. Ella Stout was elected alternate. Refreshments were served by a committee composed of Mrs. George Bryant, Mrs. Walter Cummins and Mrs. Margaret Davis. 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The party wiil open with ( potluck supper at 6.30 p.m. A feature of the program will be a style show in which spring hats will be modeled. There will be trio and solo song selections and movies will be shown. Dick House will be master of cere monies. Members are Instructed to bring their entire families. 01 &i &t) 4 'Pi)' yh ; sl I C A ,. - -4 mtr ikh eft I :V i',1 f Scottish Rite Club Has New Members Mrs. Paul R. Slpple and Mrs. Eldon D. Burgess, became mem bers of Scottish Rite Woman's club at a meeting Monday eve ning at Masonic temple. Mrs. Wallace L. Erl was a guest. During the business hour Mrs. Ira D. Canfield, president of the club, presided. Refreshments were served at tables which were decorated with spring flowers, Easter bun nies, and tall yellow tapers. Wood violet colored baskets, fill ed with Easter eggs, marked each place. The women were Joined by the Scottish Rite men for the coffee hour. Hostesses for the evening were Mrs. Edward C. Root, Mrs. Lloyd E. Hamlin, and Mrs. Hazel Dickson. The next meeting will be April 28 at eight o'clock in the temple, and is to be entirely a social affair. All Scottish Rite women are invited to attend. Sojourners Club Announces Sale Medford Sojourners' club will hold a sale of varied articles at the next meeting, set for April 24 at the Medford hotel at 1 p.m. Home made pastry, garden shrubs and plants and other ar ticles may be taken for the sale. Auctioneers will be Mrs. Frank English and Mrs. Vera Myers. A dessert luncheon win do served and cards will be played after the sale. 1 Nutrition Topic For Chapter Study Chapter AA, PEO will meet for luncheon at 1 p.m. Wednes day, April 23, at the home of Mrs. C. H. Andrews, Old Stage road. Mrs. R. G. Smith and Mrs. R. W. Clancy will be co-host-Mrs Harlan P. Bosworth Jr. will speak on "Modern Nutrition." Mr. and Mrs. James Eugene Rust were married April 13 in Phoenix Presbyterian chjrch. The bride formerly was Rosalie Klassen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John G. Klassen, Phoenix, and the bridegroom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. W. Leroy Russ, Eugene. (Photo by Bill Cate) Presbyterian Church Scene Of Russ-Klassen Ceremony Phoenix An evening wedding ceremony April 13 wedded Miss Rosalie Klassen and James Eugene Russ. The Rev. M. E. Tisdel of the Medford Church of Christ performed the ceremony which took place in the Phoenix Presbyterian church. The double ring service was used. The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John G. Klassen, Phoe nix, and the bridegroom's par ents are Mr. and Mrs. W. Leroy Russ, Eugene. Mrs. J. E. Gardner, Upland, Calif., a sister of the bride, was matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Miss Kay Dudley and Miss Chloe Stevens, both of Phoenix. The flower girl was Penny Sim monds. William Blair, Rogue River, served as best man. Ushers were Claude Marshall, Medford, and Micky Mills, Corvallis. Mr. Klassen gave his daughter in marriage. She wore a silver blue slipper satin gown with fit ted bodice and standup collar which she had made. Her finger tip veil was held in place by a pearl head-piece decorated with orange blossoms. She carried a white Bible with a white orchid which she later wore as a cor sage on her going-away suit. The matron of honor, brides maids and the flower girl wore matching gowns of varying shades of rose. Mrs. Gardner's gown was in the deepest rose shade, with the Misses Dudley's and Stevens' gowns each gradu ating into lighter shades while the flower girl's gown was egg shell, the lightest of the rose tints. Each wore a bonnet in matching shades. The attendant' flowers were stock, also in graduating rose shades, which were arranged on oriental fans. For her daughter's wedding Mrs. Klassen wore an orchid dress with white accessories and an orchid corsage. The bride groom's mother wore a tan hand- knitted dress with orchid acces sories and an orchid corsage. 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