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Johmon-Starh Ceremony
Held in Community Church
Central Point Miss Frances
Marie Starks became the bride of
Martin Paul Johnson in a cere
mony held June 11 at 7 o'clock
at Community Bible church in
Central Point. The Rev. Rolf H
Hansen performed the double-
ring ceremony. About ISO guests
were present.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Larry F. Starks,
68 Freeman road, Central Point
and the bridegroom is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil B. John
son, Gold Hill.
The bride's gown was designed
with a long-sleeved bodice and
full skirt of ruffled tulle over
satin, trimmed with small vel
vet bows. At her throat the
bride wore a small pearl fan pin
which belonged to her mother
for the traditional something
old and her full-length veil was
held by a crown of white net
leaves and pearls. She carried
an orchid encircled with stepha
notis. . Miss Nancy Rtinyan, Vista,
Calif., was honor attendant. She
wore a yellow taffeta ballerina
frock with white lace and net
overskirt and matching bolero
jacket Her bouquet was of blue
Ester Reed dasies and stepha
notis. Bridesmaids were Miss Linda
Obenchain and Miss Doreen
Bohnert, Central Point, and Miss
Janet .Willarding, Medford. Miss
Obenchain's gown was of blue
net over taffeta, ballerina style,
worn with white lace jacket and
she carried pink daisies. Miss
Mrs. John Goldt
Heads Garden Club
Of Evans Valley
Evans Creek Mrs. John
Goldt was installed president of
the Evans Valley Garden club
at a luncheon meeting June 22
held in the patio of the Thomas
Machline home. Mrs. Claire
Douglas was the installing of
ficer. Mrs. Neily Sund was installed
vice-president, and Mrs. Vera
Orr, secretary-treasurer.
Mrs. W. W. Patterson Sr., was
guest at the meeting and as
sisting the hostess was Mrs. Orr.
A skit, entitled, "One of These
Days," was given by Mrs. E. J.
Butterfield, Mrs. Machline and
Mrs. Robert Wales.
Flowers exhibited by members
included peach bells, hybrid col
umbine, delphinium, tuberous
begonias- and snapdragons.
Committee appointments in
clude Mrs Orr, publicity; Mrs.
Machline, hospitality, birthdays
and historian; Mrs. Harry Win
ters,' magazine; Mrs. Butterfield,
program; Mrs. Robert Wales,
horticulture; Mrs. Douglas, ways
and means; Mrs. Louis Bond,
corsage; Mrs. Peg McWhorter,
professional shopper and Mrs.
Goldt, birds.
A meeting on July 27 will be
at the home of Mres. Harry Win
tern. Mrs. Sund will be cohostess.
Two Garden Clubs
Announce Picnic
Howard Garden club and Roxy
Gardeners will meet together at
TouVelle park Tuesday, June 28,
at 12 noon. A potluck luncheon
will be followed by joint installa
' tion of officers.
Bohnert wore a frock of green
net and taffeta with white lace
jacket and . her flowers were
yellow daisies. Miss Willarding's
frock was of orchid net and taf
feta with white lace jacket and
her nosegay was of green Ester
Reed daisies.
All four attendants wore
white blossoms and their cos
tumes were completed with
white nylon gloves and white
ballerina slippers.
Flower girl was Carolyn
Starks, Ukiah, Calif., cousin of
the bride. Her frock was orchid
color with white daisies, and her
headband was of blue ribbon and
daisies. She carried a small bas
ket of ribbon and lace.
Miss Le Ann Simonson, Smith
River, Calif., and Charles John
son, brother of the bridegroom,
lighted the candles. Miss Simon
son wore a pink net frock
trimmed with" white sequins.
Mr. Starks gave his daughter
in marriage and Leland Starks,
brother of the bride, was best
man. Ushers were Charles Gil
christ and . Stanley Newnham,
Medford, and Gene Holderness,
Gold Hill.
Mrs. Loree Ford was soloist.
Arrangements of garden blos
soms and tapers in candelabra
decorated the church, and white
bows marked the pew ends. Miss
Alice Turner took charge of dec
orations. The reception was held in the
church parlor, which was also
decorated with bouquets of flow
ers. Mrs. Don Turner took
charge of the gift table and Miss
Alice Turner the guest book.
Mrs. Arthur Brereton served the
wedding cake and Mrs. Ervin
Willarding the punch.
For her daughter's wedding
Mrs. Starks wore a formal gown
of white flowered nylon and a
corsage of yellow rosebuds. The
bridegroom's mother was
gowned in orchid - colored lace
and net over taffeta and her
flowers were also yellow rose
buds. The newlyweds traveled to
California . for their wedding
trip and are -et home at 709
Manzanita street, Central Point.
The bride, a graduate of Crater
High school, is a stenographer
for Attorney J .F. Fliegel. The
bridegroom served four years in
the United States Navy after
completing Gold Hill High
school and is with the Medford
corporation.
Among, the wedding guests
were Mrs. Amy Johnson, Salem,
grandmother of the bridegroom;
Mrs. Myra P. Starks, Boise, Ida.,
grandmother of the bride; Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Taw and Lee
Tallman, Salem, uncles and aunt
of the bridegroom; Miss Jeanette
Starks, Seattle, a cousin of the
bride, Mr. and Mrs. Don Starks
and children, Ukiah and John W.
Leonard, Boise, uncles and aunt
of the bride.
Other guests were Mr. and
Mrs. W. H. Leonard, Twentynine
Palms, Calif.; Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Hunt, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Horrell
and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Rettie
and daughter, all of John Day,
Ore.; Mr. and Mrs. Les Schnabele
and sons, Izee, Ore.; Mrs. Fred
Hanson, Fox, Ore.; Mr. and Mrs,
Leland Simonson and Lou Ann,
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Simonson
and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Simon
son, all of Smith River.
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Second Bethel for Medford
Receives Charter Wednesday
A second bethel of Job's
Daughters for Medford was
chartered at ceremonies Wednes
day evening held in the Pythian
building. The new bethel is
number 55 in Oregon.
Mrs. Ward Green, Portland,
grand guardian, and Roy Col
burn, Roseburg, associate grand
guardian, presented the charter
to Mrs. C. D. Elhart, Ashland, a
past grand guardian and one of
the founders of the bethel. Mrs.
Elhart in turn presented the
Court Members
Visit Portland
And Oregon City
Two members of Roxy Ann
court, Order of Amaranth, have
attended functions of the order
held in Portland and Oregon
City recently.
Carl H. W. Oestreich, royal
patron of Roxy Ann Court, at
tended a reception honoring the
grand associate matron, Mrs.
William Pritchard, at Ionic
court, Portland.
Mr. Oestreich reports that the
grand royal matron, Mrs. Hans
Madsen, and grand royal patron,
Raymond Howell, were present
together with many officers of
the grand family as well as visi
tors from the state of Washing
ton. Sunnyside court, Portland,
honored their 1954 officers and
grand officers at their meeting
held on June 14, and Mr. Oest
reich attended this meeting also.
Mrs. Glenn L. Linn, grand
charity of the grand court and
past royal matron of Roxy Ann
court, attended Washington
court, Portland, Monday even
ing. ,
Mrs. Madsen and Mr. Howell,
visited the court officially " to
gether with members of their
grand family. There were many
visitors present, including some
from Washington.
Mrs. Linn also assisted in the
institution of Kellogg court, Ore
gon City, Tuesday evening, this
court having been named in
honor of Joseph Kellogg who
was responsible for the Mason
ic Blue Lodge charter reaching
Oregon City for Multnomah
Lodge No. 1, AF&AM.
Officers of the grand court
presented the ritualistic work.
Many dignitaries were present
including the junior past grand
royal matron, Mrs. Charles E.
Hunt, Eugene. :
Rebekah Lodge
Closes Season;
Program Given
A meeting of Olive Rebekah
lodge last Monday was the last
to be held by the group until
the third Monday in September,
officers have anounced.
During the session Mrs. Dol
lie Love was installed inside
guardian, replacing Mrs, E. A.
McGinty, who resigned. Mrs.
Riley Applegate, district deputy
president, and Mrs. O. S. Wal
den, marshall, conducted the in
stallation. Mrs. Inez Youngburg received
withdrawal credentials. She
plans to move soon to Califor
nia with her family.
Mrs. Lewis Thomnunn Tpnnrt-
ed on a gift to Glendale Rebekah
lodge which is observing a 50th
anniversary.
Initiation is planned for early
fall.
Mrs. James Wicker was the
program director arid the pro
gram consisted of violin, niann
and guitar numbers and selec
tions nlaved bv Mrs. C. R. Alex
ander's orchestra. Ivan San
ders, who is visiting for the
summer from South Dakota,
played guitar numbers.
The Rogue River Navy Moth
ers club presented a nart of the
program, with rhythm band se
charter to Mrs. Paul Selby.
guardian of the new bethel. Also
here for the ceremony was
Frank Mayes, vice-associate
grand guardian, Milwaukee,
Ore.
Grand officers who conducted
the installation of the guardian
council after the chartering was
done were Mrs. Elhart, guide;
Mrs. J. R. Clary, Ashland, mar
shal; Mrs. Foss Cramer, Ash
land, chaplain; Mr. Cramer, mu
sician and Frank Mayes, Port
land, secretary.
Council members installed
were Mrs. Selby; Lem Manning,
associate guardian; Herbert
Sampert, treasurer; George
Thomas, guardian of fraternal
relations; Mrs. Etta McKinney,
guardian of music; Mrs. V. J.
Robinson, paraphernalia;. Mrs.
Harold Gordan. secretary; Mrs.
W. S. Spence, finance chairman;
and Mrs. Clyde W. Lees, publicity.
From out of town also were
Mrs. Marjorie Wymore, Port
land, and Mrs. William Wilson,
Myrtle Creek.
Mrs. Green and Mr. Colburn
were entertained at dinner at
the Medford hotel preceding the
ceremonies and an addendum
was given in their honor. Mrs.
George Thomas was social chair
man and Mrs. Hanson and Mrs.
Manning were in charge of re
freshments after the ceremonies.
The reception table was decor
ated with ribbons and miniature
charters were used as favors
Phoenix Groups
Install Officers
Tuesday Evening
Phoenix Manville Heisel of
the Crater Lions club was in
stalling officer for the Phoenix
Lions club and Mrs. Lowell Ed
wards was auxiliary installing
officer during joint installations
Tuesday evening at Rogue Val
ley Country club.
Paul Hartsook was installed
Lion president; M. Donald Mc
Geary, Ernest Campbell and Roy
Harnden, first, second and third
vice-presidents, respectively;
Frank Lovett, secretary-treasurer;
Norman Williams, lion
tamer; Leonard Carlson, tail
twister, and Leonard Halfhill
and Elmer Faytinger, directors.
The auxiliary officers install
ed are Mrs. Ray Claflin, presi
dent; Mrs. C. A. Stothers. Mrs.
McGeary, first and second vice
president; Mrs. Albert Cons
bruck, secretary; Mrs. Herman
Gier, treasurer, and Mrs. Ernest
James, lion lamer.
Mr. Halfhill also was present
ed a bronze plaque for outstand
ing service in Lionism and Mrs.
Halfhill was awarded a jewel
box in appreciation of her as
sistance. Mr. Frazier made the
presentations.
Mr. Edwards also presented
awards for five-year perfect at
tendance to Mr. Halfhil, Mr.
Hartsook and Mr. Ray Harrison.
Perfect attendance awards for
the past year went to John
Cook, Mr. Faytinger, Opie Fra
zier, Mr. Hartsook, Mr. Harri
son, Elliot Bailey, Warren Hag
gard, Mr. Lovett, Art MacKin-
tosh, Michael Popow, Norman
Williams, Mr. Harnden and Mr.
Halfhill.
Mrs. John Cook, retiring pres-
ident of the auxiliary, presented
perfect attendance awards to
auxiliary members, Mrs. Roy
Claflin, Mrs. Cook, Mrs. Fay
tinger, Mrs. Haggard, Mrs. Half
hill, Mrs. Hartsoolf, Mrs. James,
Mrs. Popow, Mrs. Williams, Mrs.
Consbruclc, Mrs. Ernest Camp
bell and Mrs. Jake Walsh.
Guests for theh evening were
Mr. and Mrs. Manville Heisel
Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Edwards
and Mr. and Mrs. Weston Fow
ler.
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Piano Students
Give Recital at
Schuchard Home
Twenty four piano students of
Mrs. Richard Schuchard present
ed their annual spring program
recently at the Schuchard home,
101 Geneva street.
Those playing were Carole
and Stephen Crenshaw, Stephen
Morris, Pamela Miller,. Devonne
Prough, Carolyn Hitt, Linda
Morse, Paula Scott, Nicky Ober,
Jerry Zemlicke, Grant and Gor
don Schroeder, Paul Moore, Jan
ice Bickler, Diane Lewis, Mar
sha Watson, Frank Schuchard,
Denise Whittenburger, Janet
Merrill and Susan Baker. Con
nie Bickler played violin selec
tions. Parents and friends attended,
and refreshments were served
after the program.
Sunday, June 28, I95S
MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE THREE
Dental Assistants
Capping Ceremony
Held Wednesday
Fourteen members of the
Southern Oregon Dental Assist
ants society were presented caps
at ceremonies held Wednesday
evening at the Medford hotel.
Dr. Lee Mellish, advisor for the
group, was the evening's speak
er, and Mrs. Irene Culy, director
for the organization, presented
the caps.
Over 40 persons attended in
cluding several dentists and
their wives.
Those who were capped are
Miss Georgia Ashby, Mrs. Anne
Bateman, Mrs. Leona Bateman,
Miss Mary Durham, Mrs. Jean
Goesling, Mrs. Juanita Lee, Mrs.
Elsie Harris, Mrs. Rosalie La-
Fleur, Mrs. Marian Lusk, Miss
Betty Jean Schneider, Miss Mar
ian Wood, Mrs. Lucille Wilson,
and Mrs. Izora Pflug.
Plan Ceremony
A special pledge ceremony
will be conducted June 27 at 8
p.m. by members of Alpha
Lambda chapter, Epsilon -Sigma
Alpha sorority. The hostess will
be Mrs. William Raymond at
her home at 728 Beekman avenue.
Butte Falls Clubs Hold Installation
Butte Falls Butte Falls
Lion's club and auxiliary held
installation of officers June 22,
with 28 members and seven
guests attending. The meeting
was preceded by a potluck din
ner. Guests were Mr. and Mrs.
Lowell Edwards, Eston Humph
ry and Earl Courtney from Med
ford; and Mr. and Mrs. Page
Stauffer and Miss Julia Pingle
of Butte Falls. Mrs. Edwards
was installing officer for the
auxiliary and Mr. Humphry in
stalling officer for the Lion's
club.
Officers installed were: Presi
dent, Douglas Finch; secretary,
Ernest Smith; treasurer, Robert
Tracy; lion tamer, Roger Harris;
tail twister, Charles Capello; ex
ecutive committee, Let Casey.
Vice-president Elga Abbott was
absent.
Auxiliary officers installed
were: President, Mrs. Bruce
Pingle; vice-president, Mrs. W.
A. Hartlerode; secretary, Mrs.
Basil Zimmerlee; treasurer, Mrs.
Smith; lion trainer, Mrs. Harris.
The next Lions club meeting
will be a dinner July 13 at 7 p.
m. at the high school audito
rium. The next auxiliary meet
ing is to be July 27, following
a potluck dinner with the men's
club.
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