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Sunday. November 6, 1955
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and Mrs. Frank John Ferralli
(Landis-Shang'.e photo)
Many Medford Students in School News;
Three Play in College Bands, Orchestra
A number of Medford college
students were in the news last
week.
Jerry D. Lambo and Clinton
M. Peterson, Medford students
at Oregon State college, are two
of 77 student musicians picked
for the OSC football band.
The band performs at each of
the home games and in addition
presents special entertainment
at fall student events. The band,
directed by Ted Mesang, is rated
one of the top marching units
on the west coast.
Young Lambo, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Lambo of 1389 South
Peach street, is a junior in chem
ical engineering at CSC and
young Peterson, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Francis M. Peterson of 540
Ross lane, is a sophomore in forestry.
Kenneth Piland,' freshman at
Lewis and Clark college, has ac
cepted an invitation to play with
the Portland Junior Symphony
orchestra. The student, a tuba
player, was a member of Med
ford High school band until his
graduation last June.
Young Piland is a member of
the first choir of Lewis and
Clark college, plays in the col
lege orchestra, is first chair bass
player for the college concert
band, and also plays in the pep
band. He was elected freshman
representative for men on the
Lewis and Clark student council.
He is a son of Mr. and Mrs.
C. M. Piland, 401 West Second
street.
Justin M. Smith, Medford, has
been selected as a distinguished
Air Force ROTC cadet and is
eligible to apply for a regular
Air Force commission. Univer
sity of Oregon, AFROTC has an
nounced. Selection was based on acad
emic standing, moral character,
leadership qualities, and apti
tudes for service in the Air
Force. There were ten students
selected for the award and com
missions will be awarded to the
best qualified among those who
apply.
Young Smith, a senior major
ing in history, is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Justin B. Smith, 21
Geneva street, Medford.
Miss Sue DeVoe, University of
Oregon, a freshman, was pledged
by Pi Beta Phi during the recent
pledging season. Miss DeVoe is
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E.
J. DeVoe, 2200 Woodlawn drive,
Medford, and a 1955 graduate of
Medford high school. She is an
outstanding young golfer.'
Richard Crain, Oregon State
college student, was among 200
speech students and their ad
visors attending the Willamette
Valley Forensic, Institute at Lin
field college, McMinnville, Octo
ber 29.
Linf ield college speech stu
dents and members of Pi Kappa
Delta, national forensic honor
ary, assisted with the meet which
included practice sessions in ex
temporaneous and impromptu
speaking. The student is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. Herb Crain, 143
Highland drive, Medford.
National Worker
To Visit Group
All interested women of the
community are invited to meet
with the Christian Business and
Professional Women Monday
evening, November 7, 6 p.m., at
the Jackson hotel for the month
ly dinner meeting.
Miss Betty Thurman, national
worker for the organization, will
be present to officiate at the in
stallation of new officers for the
local group. Special feature for
the evening will be given by
Mrs. G. W. Phettcplace on winter
bouquet arrangements. Music
will be provided by a ladies'
trio.
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Sacred Heart Church Scene
Of FerrdrelH-'Gosch Rites
Sacred Heart Catholic church was the scene of the wedding
Saturday, October 22, of Miss Joyce Collette Gosch to Frank John
Ferrarelli, Prineville. The Rev. Robert Tommisser read the nuptial
mass at 10 o'clock in the morning in the presence of about 100
guests
The bride is a daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Everett Gosch, 243
North Ivy street, and the bride
groom is a son of Mr. and Mrs.
John Ferrarelli. San Jose, Calif.
Mr. Ferrarelli and his bride
are living at 176 North Holly
street in Prineville.
For the ceremony and the re
ception which followed the bride
wore a gown of eggsshell nylon
tulle. It was ankle length and
designed with fitted bodice, long
sleeves and skirt which ended in
a pleated nylon tulle flounce set
on with lace applique. Her egg
shell colored veil matched the
dress and was held by a pleated
nvlon tulle headdress. The
bride carried a white orchid
with stephanotis on a white lace
covered prayer book.
Miss Edith Ebe, Custer. Wash.,
a classmate ofthe bride, was
honor attendant and bridesmaids
were Miss Ruth Gregerson. Port
land, and Miss Patricia Gosch,
sister of the bride. Mis Ebe
wore a f roc'-: of powder blue pol
ished cotton with long-waisted
bodice and full skirt over hoops.
Her headdress was of pleated
net and she carried white spider
chrysanthemums.
Miss Gregerson and Miss
Gosch wore gowns of delft blue
styled to match that worn by
the honor attendant, headdresses
of pleated net and carried white
spider chrysanthemums. Mr.
Gosch gave his daughter in mar
riage and Martin Garcia, San
Jose, Calif., was best man for his
brother-in-law.
Calvin Wiessenfluh, Paul
Frankenstein and James Tor
rence, all of Prineville, and Wil
liam Driscoll Jr. Medford.
Mrs. Howard Richman, Med
ford, and Miss Mary Lou Versh
ingel, Portland, a classmate of
the bride, sang, and Bruno Pel-'
legrini was at the organ. Altar
boys were Ronald Pruitt and
Paul Newcomb. The altar bou
quets were of white chrysan
themums, and baskets of ferns
decorated the sanctuary.
The reception was held in the
Medford hotel. Mrs. C. A. Meu-
nier and Mrs. Robert Messer
cut the wedding cake and punch
was served by Mrs. William Dris
coll Jr., sister of the bride, and
Mrs. William Neely. Miss Nan
nette Furry, Phoenix, classmate
of the bride, took charge of the
guest book and Mrs. Ray Bost
wick the gifts.
The bride's mother wore a
slate grey taffeta gown with
pink accessories and corsage of
pink carnations. The bride
groom's mother was attired in
a slate gray taffeta worn with
blue accessories and white car
nation corsage.
"Here for the wedding were
the bridegroom's parents and
his sister Misses Joan and Dor
othy Ferrarelli and Mrs. Martin
Garcia, all of San Jose; Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Chiodo and grand
daughter, Weed, Calif.; Mr. and
Mrs. William Silva and daugh
ter, Judy, Areata; Mrs. Nicho
las Chiodo, Cottonwood, Calif.;
and George Lavall, Klamath,
Calif.; Mrs. Calvin Wiessenfluh,
Prineville; - Misses Charlotte
Moreland, Mary Hovl, Pat Mohr
and Lynn Silva, Portland, and
Dr. Stanley Brown, Gold Hill.
The bride's parents were
hosts for a dinner, the evening
before the wedding, with 20
guests being" served at Mary s
casa. A pre-nuptial shower was
given for the bride .by Mr s.
Meunier and her daughters, Mrs.
Lee Pendergast and Mrs. Robert
Messer at the, Messer home,
1894 Archer drive, with friends
and classmates attending. In
Portland members of her class
at the University of Portland
college of nursing showered her
with gifts, hostesses for this
party being Miss Ebe, Miss Mohr
and Miss Sue Reuter.
In Prineville , United States
Forest service employees and
their wives gave a party for the
bride, the hostesses being Miss
Eudora Houston, Miss Rose Ma
rie Bruce and Mrs. Calvin Wies
senfluh. The party was at the
latter's home.
The bride was graduated from
St. Mary's grade and high school
and University of Portland Col
lege of Nursing. The bridegroom
is a graduate of the University
of Connecticut.
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Women Golfers
To Hold Dinner
Tuesday Night
Women's Golf association of
Rogue Valley Country club will
hold the annual dinner Tuesday,
November 8, in the Top-Flight
room at the club. A social hour
will be held from 6:30 to 7:30
p.m. with dinner to follow.
Entertainment and a short
business meeting for the election
and installation of officers for
the 1956 season will follow din
ner. The new candidates for of
fice are as follows: president,
Mrs. Ray Frisbie; vice-presi
dent, Mrs. Dick Knight; secre
tary, Mrs. Frank. Tamney; treas
urer, Mrs. Robert Lockwood;
tournament chairman, Mrs. Lo-
ren Haugen; co-chairman, Mrs.
H. D. McChire.
Mrs. W. W. Davies has been
elected as senior representative
of the Willamette Valley-South
ern Oregon for 1956 and Mrs.
C. B. Collins has been elected as
junior representative for the
WVSO.
Awards will be presented for
the last scheduled play held dur
ing October.
Mrs. Royal Bebb is social
chairman for the event. All lady
golfers will be contacted for
their reservations for dinner.
Auxiliary-Guild
To Meet Friday
St. Mark's auxiliary-guild will
meet Friday, November 11, at
12:0 p.m. for luncheon. Plans
for the annual bazaar, set for
December 1, will be completed,
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Mr. and Mrs. George W.
Hornbeck
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State President
University Women
To Be Guest Here
Mrs. Willard Duncan, Oregon
State President of American
Association of University Wom
en, will be guest speaker at a
luncheon and joint meeting of
three southern Oregon branches,
Ashland, Grants Pass and Med
ford, this week. The event will
be held Saturday, November 12
at Tally Ho restaurant on South
Pacific highway at 1 p.m.
Mrs. Emerson Anderson, pres
ident of the Medford branch, an
nounces that this meeting will
take the place of the regular
November meeting listed for
November 16 but canceled in
order to afford the opportunity
of hearing the state president.
The Ashland branch is sponsor
ing the joint meeting and is in
charge of all arrangements.
Reservations for the luncheon
must be made by November 7th.
Those desiring transportation or
not reached by the telephone
committee can make arrange
ments by calling Mrs. W. F. Roe
mer, chairman 'of the telephone
committee, 2-8611, or Mrs. An
derson, telephone 2-2134.
Hons Celebrate
50th Anniversary
Av Home Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Hon, 213
Crater Lake avenue,- observed
their 50th wedding anniversary,
Saturday, November 5 when
friends of the couple called on
them at their home. Mrs. Earl
Wymore, Portland, the Hon's
only child, arrived on a surprise
visit to be with her parents on
their anniversary.
Mr. and Mrs. Hon were mar
ried November 5, 1905 at Bed
ford, Ind. They lived in Indian
apolis for a time and moved to
Duluth, Minn., where they lived
for 16 years. After returning4o
Indianalopis they moved to
Medford in 1926.
Mr. Hon was associated for
many years with the Medford
Furniture company. He is now
retired.
They are members of the First
Christian church and have been
active in church events. Many of
those who called on them Satur
day were fellow church
members.
They have two grandchildren,
Dorothy and Richard Wymore,
also of Portland.
Dinner Honors
Medford Couple
On Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Collins
were honored at a dinner last
Sunday which observed their
49th wedding anniversary. The
dinner was given by Mr. and
Mrs. Alfred S. V. Carpenter at
their home, Topsides, on Old
Stage road.
The dinner was a family
event, guests being the Collins'
son and daughter-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Edward H. Collins,
Medford, their daughter, Mrs.
Sam Maddux, Mather field, Cal
ifornia, and another son, Robert
son Collins, also Medford. The
arrival in the city of Mrs. Mad
dux and Robertson Collins, who
had been away from the city for
several weeks, for the anniver
sary dinner was a surprise to the
honored couple. Also attending
the dinner was W. Garland
Jones, Ukiah, Calif.,, who was a
week end guest of the Carpen
ters.
Mr. and Mrs. Collins, who
were married in Keokuk, la.,
came to Medford from River
side, Calif., about two years
ago and live at 164 Black Oak
drive. Mrs. Carpenter and Mrs.
Collins knew one another as
girls, and then renewed their
friendship when the Collins
came to Medford to make their
home. '
Hornbeck-Thomas
Ceremony Held
In Medford Church
Miss"Georgia Ann Thomas be
came the bride of George W.
Hornbeck October 23 at 4 o'clock
afternoon rites at, St. Mark's
Episcopal church. The Rev.
George R. V. Bolster officiated.
The bride is a daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. George W. Thomas,
513 South Newtown street. The
bridegroom, an airman second
class in the Air Force, is a son
of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Harris,
Inglewood, Calif., former Med
ford residents.
The couple left for their wed
ding trip by the coast route,
traveled to West Palm Beach,
Fla., where the bridegroom is
stationed. They planned to ar
rive there November 5.
The bride, given, in marriage
by her father, was dressed in a
navy blue suit with white acces
sories. She carried a white Bible
with a white orchid.
Miss Irene Thomas, a sister of
the bride, was the only attend
ant. Her gray suit was worn
with red accessories and a red
carnation corsage.
Mrs. Ernest Corifad furnished
the organ music.
The bride was graduated last
spring from Medford Senior High
school. The bridegroom also at
tended the same school and was
graduated in 1954 from Ingle
wood high school.
Students Attend
Klamath Wedding .
Miss Pat Newland, Oregon
State college student, is visiting
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Her
man JNewland, 1134 Morrow
road, this week end. Miss New
land and Miss Sara Hart, daugh
ter of Mrs. Robert Hart, were in
Klamath Falls Saturday to take
part in a wedding and reception
for a former classmate of both
at Corvallis. Miss Hart is now
attending Southern Oregon col
lege. ' 1
Mr. and Mrs. Lester E. Smith,
former residents, left Friday for
their home in Redlands, Calif.,
after visiting Mr. and Mrs. John
L. Mansfield, 1615 Crater Lake
avenue, and Mrs. Smith's broth
er, Clay John, at Jacksonville.
They had been here since last
Sunday.
To Report
Mrs. E. L. Bartholomew will
give a report on a recent su
preme convention of the PEO
Sisterhood when Chapter AA
members meet Wednesday, No
vember 9, at 12:30 p.m. Mrs.
Fred . C. Lorish, 830 Minnesota
avenue, will be the hostess.
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