TWO MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE ,
Newiyweds
Travel South
On Honeymoon
Mr. and Mrs. WUUa Grant
. Herman made their wedding trip
to San Francisco and now are
at home at 800 West Main St.
Their marriage was an event of
October 9 at the Four Square
: Gospel church. The bride is the
former Miss Betty Mae Walden,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. E.
Walden, 807V4 West Second st.
1 The bridegroom is a son of
Charles V. Herman, route 2, box
23, Jacksonville. .
The Rev,: R. H. Mathewson
read the rites at 8 o'clock in
the evening.
Dahlias and white stock dec-
. orated the church and Miss Fat
Pinnlger furnished the wedding
songs, accompanied by Mrs.
Ralph Turner.
Mrs, Wayne Rosa was matron
of hpnor and Mr. Rose was best
man. The ushers were Charles
Herman Jr., brother of the bride
groom, and Mr. Turner. - -
The bride wore a satin ballerina-length
gown with elbow
length veil and headdress trim'
med in white stock buds. She
carried a 'white Bible covered
with gardenias. J. L., Walden
gave bis sister in marriage.
The matron of honor' was
gowned in pink netted lace, bal
lerina length, and her headdress
matched that of the bride's. She
carried a bouquet of pink car-
; nations. . . . '
The reception was held at
Girls Community club and was
given by the bride's sisters,
Mrs. R. B. Wylder, and Mrs. E.
, Leighton. . - . '. " .
The bride Is" 1SS3 graduate
of Medfprd Senior high school
and Is a telephone operator for
the, Pacific Telephone and Tele
graph company,
The bridegroom was graduat
ed from Medford Senior High
school in 1849 and is employed
by the post office department as
:. a postman,
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Plan Four Teas
For Candidate
Four neighborhood teas are
being planned ; Tuesday after
noon for Charles O. Rprter, Eu
gene, candidate for the United
States House of Representatives.
He will esesk at each concern-
ins trade relations and foreign
affairs and will conduct brief
question and answer periods..
One of the hostesses will be
Mrs. Harlan P. Bosworth Jr.,
2425 East Main street, who has
scheduled the tea at her home
at 2:80 p.m.
Another will be at the home
of Mrs. W. G. Werner, 1840
Stewart avenue,' Mrs.- Werner
Will entertain at 8:30 p.m.
Hostesses for the other two,
one on the west side of the city,
and the other on the north aide,
will be announced Monday,
Exhibit and Tea
Planned Tuesday
By Hrb Society
r An he:L- Exhibit and silver
too Bra nlftnnfld hv RnffllB Vfll.
ley Herb society Tuesday, Oct
ober 26, in Girls Community
club. The public Is Invited to at
tend and nours will do xrom
to 4 o'clock.
Mrs. J. D. Hoist, Gold Hill, Is
president of the society and
various committees have plans
waII iinHprwnv fnr the event.
The tea and exhibit have been
planned as an educational ven
ture to awaken a wider interest
in the ancient lore of herbs ana
to encourage their culture and
use in homegardens.
Several varieties of herb tea
are to be served, and the dry
herbs from which they are made
will be exhibited. Articles made
from herbs will be for sale, each
nttonrilnff will be pre
sented a favor and a program of
music is also planned.
Voyage Parties
Honor Travelers
Dr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Em
mens were hosts Friday evening
for a bon voyage party which
honored Mrs. Julie Jones and
Mrs. Edward H. Collins. The
two leave Monday for San
Francisco and Miami, Fla., and
from Miami will tour islands of
the Caribbean area by air.
The party, a cocktail event,
was held at the Emmens' home
on Modoc avenue and about SO
guests attended. The honored
guests were presented a shower
of small gifts.
Thursday evening ; Mr. an
Mrs. George Rasmussen were
hosts for a small dinner which
honored Mrs. Jones and Mrs.
Collins, entertaining . at their
home, 21 Acorn way.
The two travelers plan to vis-
It Haiti, the Dominican Repub
lic, Puerto Rico, the Virgin Is
lands, Martinique, Barbados,
Granada and Trinidad. The
trip from San Francisco to Miami
will be by train.
Officer and Wife
Honored at Dinner
Eagle Point Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Swan were hosts for a din
ner Wednesday evening which
honored Commander John Dale
Hodapp and Mrs. Hodapp. Mrs.
Swan is a" sister of the com
mander, who is in charge of the
Indian island Navy munition
depot in Washington.
Guests for the dinner were
the Hodanos.'Mr, and Mrs. Del-
mar Logan, Shady Cove, and
Mrs. ' Gertrude Stanley, Eagle
i-oint. . : : : ; .
Guests Leave
. Mrs. Christie Selllger, Minne
apolis, Minn., and Mrs. Adelaide
Russell, Glettdale, Calif., have
left for California after having
been guests in Medford of Mrs.
Florence Bailey, 607 West Sec
ond street. The two women mo
tored to Medford from Minne
sota. Hi young; point of view
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Sunder, October 24, 1954
Ceremony in
Wimer Church
Weds Couple
Roaue River Mr. and Mrs.
John Arden Tyrrell, whose
wedding was an event of Sep
tember 25, are living at Siski
you summit. The bride Is the
former Miss Ruth Charlene Da
vis, the daughirr of Mrs. Ruth
E. Davis or Rogue River.
The bridegroom is a son of
Arden M. Tyrrell, also of Rogue
River.
' The ceremony took place at 3
o'clock in the afternoon at
Wimer Community church. The
Rev. Joseph Bowdoin, Shady
Cove, read the rites. About 100
guests attended. -
Mrs. Donald Lehrmann,
Grant Pass, a sister of the bride,
was matron of honor. Brides
maids were Miss Beth Buck and
Miss Jaren McCoy, of Rogue
River.
La Vena Hardin, also of
Rogue River, a cousin of the
bride was flower girl, and
Sharon Bowdoin, Shady Cove,
a niece of the bridegroom, was
ring bearer.
Donald Lehrmann, a brother
in-law of the bride, was best
man. Donald Collins, Central
Point, and Jim Dodson, Ashland,
were ushers.
Howard Baker of Rogue Riv
er, an uncle of the bride, gave
her in marriage. She wore a grey
suit and her corsage was of
white carnations with red rosebuds.-
. .
The matron of honor and the
bridesmaids wore suits in pastel
shades and their corsages were
of white carnations.
Richard Mlckealis, furnished
the wedding songs, accompanied
by Mrs. Mainwaring. -A
reception as held in the
church annex, and weaaing re
freshments were served.
The bride attended Rogue
River high school and the bride
groom attended Prairie Bible In
stitute in Canada. He is employ
ed by M. C. Morton, a logger.
Two Couples Hosts .
For Party beries
Dr. and Mrs.-O. J. Mawotn
and Mr. and Mrs. Walter A,
Graff Jr.. are entertaining at a
series of parties this month. Last
weekend the couples gave a
dinner, another was given last
night and next weekend they
have planned a cocktail party.
The events are being given at
the Halboth home, 2410 Hill-
crest road, and the Graft's home
on Hillside drive. '
Miss Jean Runtz
Returns to City ;
Miss Jean Runtz, who spent
the past several months In Ha
waii, has returned to Medford.
She is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Frank J. Runtz. 101 Cottage
street. . - ,
Miss Runtz has also returned
to her work as an office secre
tary for Dr. James Luce. In Ha
waii she was employed In a
bank in Waikiki.
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Medford Junior Service league has an
nounced that seven Medford women have been '
inviled to become members of the ogranlxailon,
one of the city's leading social, and charitable
groups. The new members, introduced al the
league's annual anniversary luncheon at Mon
Dtiir, are (left to right) Mrs. Robert Temple.
League Names Members, Board, Officers
Medford Junior Service lea
gue last week announced seven
new members, newly elected of
ficers and the names of new of
ficers for the advisory board of
the league's kindergarten for
hard-of-hearing children.
The new members were intro
duced at the annual Founder's
day luncheon held October. 15 at
Mon Deslr inn. They are Mrs.
Donald Wood, Mrs. Frank Hope
well, Mrs.'L. Scott Ellis, Mrs.
Gordon Hudson, Mrs. Philip
Lowry, Mrs. George Lewis and
Mrs. Robert Temple.
. New officers of the league are
Mrs. James Keeble, president;
Miss Ayres Wed '
To Walter Norum
In Home Service
Central Point - Miss Beverly
Jean Ayres, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Ayres, route 2, box
781, Central Point, and Walter
A. Norum, son of Mr, and Mrs.
Carl Norum, route 2, box 760,
Central Point, were married Oc
tober 8, at a 4:30 o'clock after
noon ceremony.
Dr. J. P. Bray, retired Meth
odist minister, read the rites at
the Bray residence on Lozler
lane.
For her marriage the bride
wore a gray suit with pink ac
cessories and her corsage was
of rosebuds.
Only family members and
few friends attended the . cere
mony.
The bride has been attending
Crater High school and the
bridegroom, a graduate of Cra
ter High school, is on duty with
the Navy. The bride will remain
in Central Point for the present.
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Mrs. Donald Whalin, president
elect; Mrs. Gilbert Tumy, secre
tary and Mrs. Tod Tibbutt,
treasurer.
During the luncheon the his
tory of the organization was re
viewed and Its aims and projects
explained.
New officers foF the advisory
board were elected at a meeting
at the home of Dr. and Mrs. B.
Brandt Bartels. They are Seth
M. Bullis, re-elected president;
Mrs. Ray Fribie, vice-president;
Mrs. R. J. Cunningham, secre
tary; Frank Bash, re-elected
tieasurer; Mrs. Bartels, kinder
garten director.
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Wedding Service
Held in Nevada
Of interest here is news of
the wedding of Miss Betty Far
rlsh and. Kenneth Lawson on
October 2. The ceremony was
held in First Baptist church,
Reno, Nev.
The bride is a daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Parrisii, Water
ford, Calif., and the bride
groom's parents are Mr. and
Mrs. Floyd Lawson, 1418 Reddy
avenue, Medford.
The young people met while
both were serving In the armed
forces In Okinawa. The bride
was In the Army Medical corps
and the bridegroom Is a store
keeper In the Navy.
The newiyweds will live In
Mt. Viewi Calif., while the
bridegroom is assigned to duty
at Moffat field. He attended
Medford High school before en
tering the Navy.
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Mrs. Philip Lowrr. Mrs. Donald Wood, Mrs.
Gordon Hudson, Mrs.' Frank Hopewell, Mrs.
George Lewis and Mrs. L. Scott Ellis. Miss
Mlnetta Shanahan (at far right) It teacher of
the kindergarten for hard-of-hearing children
which the Hague operates in Medford.
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New board members are W. A.
Barber, L. W. Bates,' Dr. June
Byers, Mrs. Frisbie, Dr. O. J.
Halboth, Mrs. James Keeble, G.
W. KeUington, Mrs. L. L. Sand
ers, Miss Hazel Swayne, Mrs.
J. P. Tobln and Dr. Donald
Wilson of Southern Oregon col
lege. Miss Minette Shanahan, teach
er of the kindergarten, was a
guest at the meeting. This is the
third year which the league has
operated the Kindergarten. To
ruise funds for the support of
the kindergarten, the group
sponsors a series of events which
highlight the social season in the
valley. '
Kiwanian Dames
Plan Meeting
At McLaughlins
Kiwanian Dames of Medford
will meet at the home of Mrs.
Louis McLaughlin, 3384 Jack
sonville highway, Tuesday, Oct
ober 28 at 12:30 p.m. for lunch
eon and an afternoon of cards.
Bridge and canasta will be
played after a brief business
meeting.
Hostesses and serving commit
tee will be Mrs. Emerson Am
derson, Mrs. Boyd Budge, Mrs.
H. Chandler Drew, Mrs. Lou
Cranston, Mrs. Abner Clark and
Mrs. Alexander Dumas.
All wives of Kiwanlans are
invited to attend. Reservations
and transportation may be made
by calling Mrs. Ward Samuelson,
2-2843.
Mrs. H. B. Larson of Berkeley,
Calif., ' arrived Friday to visit
for about 10 days with her son
and daughter-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Larson, 45 Quince
St.
$ 995
Medford .Student is Queen
Of Lewis-Clark Homecoming
Portland A winsome brown
ette from Medford was crowned
queen of homecoming Saturday
at Lewis and Clark college. She
is Miss Priscilla West, talented
daughter of the Rev. and Mrs.
D. Kirkland West, 52 Ross street.
John Bennett, Student body
president, performed the royal
ritual as a special feature of half
time intermission of the L-C-Western
Washington ' college
football game at Grlswold sta
dium. Miss West was elected
queen from among four class
candidates. ,.
Among her numerous activ
ities last week were appearances
on television and radio inter
views. Friday evening she rode
with her court of three princesses
in the float parade through down
town Portland streets.
In addition to coronation cere
monies, Saturday's schedule for
the royal court included a lunch
eon at the Aero club with mem
bers of Theta Kappa sorority,
and dinner as guests of the
alumni association at the annual
homecoming banquet on the
campus. In the evening Queen
Priscilla was seated on a special
throne at the traditional student
alumni dance in the college gym
nasium.
Royal titles are not new to
Miss West, better known to her
friends as "P2". She reigned as
prom queen in her senior year
at Medford Senior High school
and last spring' was chosen
sweetheart of the junior class
prom at the college.
A versatile musician, she plays
the piano, the cello and the
organ and sings In the college
choir, which has appeared sev
eral times in Medford. She di
rects ,the choir of Palatine Hill
Community Presbyterian church
and is now busy rehearsing the
chorus of the college musical,
"Lost in the Stars."
Born in China, Queen Priscil
la plans to attend San Anselmo
Theological seminary following
graduation from Lewis and
Clark. She has a younger broth
er, Don, who is a freshman at
the college this year.
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Grand Officers -To
Be Honored
By OES Chapter v
Mrs. Jack Caldwell, grand
Adah for the Oregon chapter,
Order of the Eastern Star, and
Mrs. John C. Smith, grand rep
recentatlve of Puerto Rico In
Oregon, will be honored during
a reception of the Reames chap
ter, OES, Saturday, October 30,
at 8 p.m. The reception will be
held at the Medford Masonic
temple. . - " - '. ;
Out-of-town guests who plan
to attend include Mrs, Louise
Irving, Madras, worthy grand
matron; Herman Johnston, Sa
lem, worthy grand patron; Miss
Carlotta Wiseman, Grants Pass,
associate grand matron; and A.
Ray Martin, Eugene, associate
grand patron.
Grand committee members
and other grand representatives
will attend.
Mrs. Vernon Turpln, "a past
matron, will be . the general
chairman for the evening. Mrs.
Jack Ward, associate matron,
will be refreshment chairman.
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