TWO MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE
Sunday, January 9. 1155
Jacobs -Lawrence Rites
Held in Medford Church-
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Walter Jacobs, married December 29 at
First Presbyterian church here, are now living in Eugene where
Mr. Jacobs is enrolled at the University of Oregon.
The bride is the former Patri-
Sorority Makes
First Plans for
Annual Luncheon
Plans are now underway for
the annual valentine luncheon
and card party which Alpha Rho
, chapter of Beta Sigma Phi spon
sors. The event was discussed
Thursday evening at a meeting
of party chairmen at the home of
Mrs. Paul Dix, 801 West Main
'street. v
These chairmen are. reserva
tions, Mrs. T. R. Lytle, decora
tions, Mrs., Mrs. Roger Note;
prizes, Mrs. Larry Allen; cards
and tables, Mrs. Curt Butter
field; publicity, Mrs. Mark Mc
Kenziet cashiers and hostesses,
Mrs. Charles Marrs; favors, Mrs.
John Lamberty.
The general cochairmen for
the affair are Mrs. Dix and Mrs.
W. H. Fisher. The party will be
St Valentine's day. Mon-
day, February 14, at Rogue Val
ley Country club. :
The party plans were started
and committees announced at
chapter meeting last Monday
evening, at the home of Mrs.
Larry Allen, 716 Hamilton
street. Hostesses for the evening
:..i.,j TVTrc Allen and Mrs.
r T.amhortv The cultural
ij i in " -
program was given by Mrs. Dix
and Mrs. Russell Budreau and
was entitled "Literature." Ex
cerpts from the book, "It Could
Be Verse," by Joseph F. New
r,ft rmntations from one of
II A CI A A v-w .
the volumes on Abraham Lin
coln' written by Carl anaourg,
were read. Members discussed
the various types of literature
each preferred and each gave
the name of her favorite book.
Plans were also made for a
valentine's formal dance for
members and their guests to be
held in the Pioneer room of the
Jackson hotel, Saturday, Febru
ary 12. .
The next regular meeting will
be January 17 at the home of
Mrs. J. R. Sullivan, 850 Pennsyl
vania street.
Birthday Party
Event of Monday
Dr. S. Ralph Dippel was hon
ored at a surprise birthday party
held Monday evening at the Dip
noi Vivm at 1 Eastwood drive.
mn TKrmel arranged the party
aviri 16 euests attended. Cards
were played during the evening
and the Dippels showed colored
slides of a trip to Ha wan. .
cia Anne Lawrence daughter of
Mr. and ; Mrs. Don Lawrence,
1017 West Main street, and the
bridegroom is a son of Mr. and
Mrs. Don L. Jacobs, 602 Ross
lane.
Dr.' D. Kirkland West, pastor
ol First - Presbyterian church,
officiated for the afternoon cere
mony, and the reception which
followed was in the church Fire
place room. About 75 guests at
tended. For the service the bride wore
a navy blue suit with pink felt
hat , and carried a bouquet of
baby orchids. She was given in
marriage by her father and at
tended by her sister, Mrs. R. O.
Sims, Roseburg. Mrs Sims wdre
a plum colored suit with corsage
of white gardenias.
Dale Cook was best man for
the bridegroom and ushers were
Ned and Ted Landers.
Mrs. Lawrence wore a royal
blue jacket dress for her daugh
ter's wedding, with gardenia
corsage and the bridegroom's
mother wore a navy blue dress
and her flowers were also gar
denias. During the reception Mrs. J.
L. . McDaniel, Ashland, took
charee of the guest book, Miss
Florence Stacey cut the wedding
cake and Miss Patricia Rukovina
served punch.
Baskets of white and pastel
colored snapdragons and chry
santhemums decorated the
church. The reception flowers
were pale pink and white chry
santhemums arranged with
white candles.
Music for the wedding was
provided by Miss Patricia West,
organist, and Mrs. Stanley La-
cev. who sans.
The newlyweds made a-brief
wedding trip to the coast and
then left for Eugenc The bride
attended Oregon State college
for a time after her graduation
from Medford High school. The
bridegroom was one of Medford
High school's outstanding foot
ball stars and earned his football
letter on the University of Ore
gon team last fall. He is a soph
omore and has been living at
Philadelphia house on the cam
pus.
In Medford for the wedding
were the bride's brother-in-law
and sister, Mr. and Mrs. R. O.
Sims and children, Donna, Gary
and Marcia Diane and Mr. and
Mrs. W. N. Rinabarger, all Rose
burg; Mr. and Mrs. L. J. McDaiv
iel and son, Ron, Pasadena,
Calif., who were in Ashland as
guests of the McDaniel's son and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs,
J. L. McDaniel. i V;
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Mr. and Mn. Donald Waller Jacob
(Landii-Shangle photo)
Problem of Teacher Recruitment
To Be Discussed by Educators
The public is invited to attend a panel discussion on the sub
ject, "Techniques in Teacher Recruitment," to be held at the
Medford Lincoln school gymnasium, Thursday, January 13, at, 8
p.m. The panel is being sponsored, by the members of 'Epsilon
chapter of the Delta Kappa Gamma sorority, a national honorary
society for women teachers,
Some suggestions for a solu
tion to the problem of teacher
shortage will be. discussed by the
panel . made up of persons in
Medford and Ashland considered
to be outstanding in the field of
education. . ' ' ' .
According to the best current
estimates, ,it is ' statistically im
possible to. obtain enough qual
ified teachers to staff schools in
this country fully iriv any , one
year between now and 1964. In
1952 teacher trainees - made up
more than one-third of all col
lege graduates. The demand for
new teachers, however, equal
led 64 percent of all college
graduates of that year.
The Oregon School . Facilities
survey which was initiated in
1951 by the state department of
education and completed in 1954
found that by 1960 Oregon
would need a new building cov
ering 189 acres to house its in-
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115 new students. The number of
new teachers' required to staff
this building adequately would
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possibilities in regard to the
recruiting problem which will
be discussed by the panel, They
are, 1, getting along with fewer
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measuring quality.,
Other topics to be discussed
are "What is wrong with teach
ing?" "Is it not attractive?" "Are
certification requirements too
high?"
Sojourners Club
To I nduct Officers
First meeting of . the new year
for Medford Sojourners club is
scheduled for Thursday, Jam
ary 13 at 1 p.m. in the Medford
hotel. Installation of - officers
will be held. Cards will be the
afternoon diversion and a des
sert luncheon will be served. A
business session also will be con
ducted. . :v "
' Any newcomers to Medford
and the vicinity who have lived
here for not more than two years
are invited to attend and to be
come club members.
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Prentice Petty
Plans Trip South -
Phoenix Prentice C. Petty,
4iu XMortn cnurcn street, Jr-noe
nix will leave early .this week
on a trip to Mexico City and
Central America, Mr. Petty, who
is clerk in charge at the Med
ford post office, expects , to be
away six weeks or two months,
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Retired Teachers
Will Plan Year
Retired Teachers' association
members will make plans for
1955 and appoint new commit
tees at their first meeting of the
year. Monday, January 10 at
1:30 p.m. . The session will be
held at . the Girls Community
club and all retired teachers are
invited.
Church Rites
In Medford
Marry Couple
Gold Kill An event of De
cember 23 was the wedding of
Miss Beverly Moser, daughter
of . Mr. and Mrs. A. C. . Moser,
Gold Hill, to Neil Richardson.
He is the son of Mt. and Mrs.
Frank Richardson Sr., Central
Point.
The doublering ceremony took
place ' at' 3 "o'clock in the after
noon at First Methodist church,
with Dr. Raymond Balcomb offi
ciating. Mr; Moser gave his
daughter in marriage. '
The church; decorations were
baskets of white stock, pink snap
dragons and carnations., Candle
lighters were two cousins of the
bridegroom, Misses Marline and
Dorathy. .Gardner, . Ashland.
Mrs. Richard. Schuchard was
organist. ": ' - '
The bride wore a suit of wood
rose color .'with pale pink acces
sories' jand carried pink and white
roses and carnations with a white
Bible. Mrs. Dale Garner was hon
or, attendant and Mrs. ' Frank
Richardson Jr., Central Point,
a sister-in-law of the bridegroom,
was matron of honor.
Mr. Richardson was best man
and Dale Garner was grooms
man. Ushers were Ronald von
der -r-Hellen-, Central Point, and
Larry "Alberts, Grants Pass.
Nancy -Mallon, . Central Point,
was in charge of the guest book.
.. Mrs. Moser, . mother of the
bride, Wore a grey dress, with
black ; accessories. Her shoulder
corsage was pink roses. Mrs.
Richardson, mother of the bride
groom, wore a pink colored
dress, with black accessories and
her corsage was of pink roses.
The reception was held after
the ceremony at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Garner, 240
North Hollv street. Mrs. Lester
Ellis and Mrs. Chester Baker as
sisting Mrs. Garner in serving.
The newlyweds are living at
801 East Main street, Medford.
The bride was .graduated from
Crater High school and attended
nursing school in Eugene. She
is now on the staff of bacred
Heart hospital. Mr.' Richardson
also was graduated from Crater
High school and is attending
Southern Oregon college, Ash
land. He is a member of Sigma
Alpha Sigma, men's speech fra
ternity, and of Theta De,lta Phi,
scholastic honor society for men.
Episcopal Guild
Installs Officers
Shady Cove . St. ' Martin's
Episcopal guild women at Shady
Cove installed officers ,and ap
pointed committee members at
their first meeting January. 3 aft
the home of Mrs. Ray Briggs.
Mrs. Edward Brown assumed the
office of chairman of the group
and Mrs. James Hopkins, vice-
chairman, v -W -
Mrs. James Sawyer is the sec
retary-treasurer,
-. Committee members appoint
ed bv Mrs. Brown . are Mrs
Arthur E. Hume, ways and
means; Mrs. Glen Anderton, hos
pitality; Mrs. Ralph Lane, aitar;
Mrs. Jocalyn i-angston, puDiici
tv: Mrs Frank Dolenshek, UTO;
Mrs. Ranald AxtelL. devotional"
nnH historian. "
Other members at the meeting
included the Mesdames Adolf
Larson, Ben Nork, Dale Sawyer
and Bjorn Myklebye.
Mrs. Briggs served, refresh
ments. ,
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Mr.' and Mrs. Neil Richardson
(Brainerd photo)
Medford Woman 1
Honored at Party
Mrs. E. A. Littrell was hcu
ored at a luncheoa given Wed
nesday by' Mrs. Hugh Coleman
and Mrs. I. E. Staples at the
former's home, 1806 East Main
street.. A few of Mrs. Littrell's
close friends were guests.
Mrs. Littrell and her husband
recently returned to the city
after a winter vacation in Cali
fornia, and left again Friday for
Salem where he will " serve in
the coming session of the Oregon
legislature as a representative
from Jackson county. Mrs. Lit
trell will serve as secretary for
her husband.
Retiring Officers
To Be Hostesses 1
The firstmeetin of St Mark's
Evening guild since election
will be held. Monday; evening,
January 10, in the parish house.
Mrs. R. P. Corbin is the new
president . ::-
The retiring officers will be
hostesses for the evening. A spe
cial invitation is . extended to
all members, old and new, and
especially to -those women who
are -.newcomers to SL Mark's
church and to Medford.
Yakima Woman
Visits i n Medford
Mrs. Frank Beritley, Yakima,
is in "Medford-to visit her sister,
Mrs.' E. H. Mann, 47 Rose avenue
Mrs: Bentley. expects' to ; remain
about a month, and when she!
returns '. to Yakima, will . be ac
companied by Mrs. Mann.
From Yakima Mrs. Mann will
visit in Bremerton, Wash., and
then will go to Salem where she
will join her husband. Mr. Mann
has left for the capital where
he will begin his third term Mon
day as Jackson county member
of the Oregon House of Repre
sentatives.
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Luncheon Meeting
Planned by Women
Women' of Rotary will meet
at the home of Mrs. Alex Tum
mers, Central Point, Wednesday,
January-12 at 12:30 p.m. for a
luncheon. Those attending are
asked to park on the Mon Desir
Dining -inn lot.-; ' '
Hostesses will be Mrs. Leon
ard Mayfield, Mrs. Ben Todd,
Mrs. Royal Bebb,. Mrs. O. D.
Martih, Mrs. PhiT Brainerd and
Mrs. ;Tummers. -
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