FOU3 MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE
Sunday, April 22, 1956
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MISS ELOISE MIELKE
Eloise Mielke,
Marvin Despain
Engaged to Wed
Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Mielke,
1700 Prune street, announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Miss Eloise Mielke, to Marvin R.
Despain, son of Mr. and Mrs. E.
W. Despain, 1308 Hilton road.
Both are students at Brigham
Young university, Provo, Utah.
The wedding has been set for
early June and will take place
in the Latter Day Saints temple
at Salt Lake City, Utah.
They will then return to Med
ford and a reception is planned
In their honor at the Church of
Jesus Christ of Latter Day
Saints.
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Sorority Plans
Conning Events;
Officers Elected
Plans for the annual Mother's
day meeting of Alpha Beta chap
ter. Beta Sigma Phi sorority,
were made at a meeting held
April 12 at the home of Mrs.
R. J. Higgins, Ideal court.
Discussion of plans for in
stallation for the new officers
was also held. New officers rec
ently elected are Mrs. Austin
Murray, president; Mrs. L. K.
Morris, first vice-president; Miss
Joan Pence, second vice-president;
Mrs. Herb Robbins, re
cording secretary; Mrs. Paul
Garren, corresponding secretary;
Mrs. Fred L. Griffith, treasurer;
Mrs. Iving Thompson, city coun
cil representative and Miss
Pence alternate council repre
sentative. Mrs. Oris Goble gave the
Cultural program. Refreshments
were served by Mrs. Murray and
the hostess.
Here's an easy salad with a
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In honey and then in coconut
or chopped nuts. Serve on crisp
lettuce leaves.
Posse Adds Two Princesses
To Court for Annual Roundup
Miss Juanita James of Med-
ford and Miss Marcia Woodward
of Butte Falls were selected this
week as additions to the court
to preside over Jackson County
Mounted Sheriff's posse 14th
annual Rogue River roundup.
Glen Martin, chairman of the
court committee, announced
their selection
Others of the court are Miss
Verna Hickman, Eagle Point,
queen; Mrs. Glenda Forman,
senior princess; Mrs. Tessie Fish
er and Miss Maxine Walsh, princesses.
The young women were se
lected on the basis of horseman'
ship. Judges were Lee Pruitt,
Grants Pass, Josephine County
Mounted Sheriff's posseman;
Phil Stansbury, Ashland, and
Leonard Ward, Eagle m Point,
president of the local posse.
Others who participated in
trials were Miss Ruth Fisher,
Miss Jo Woody and Miss Rosa
Layton, all of Medford; Miss
Rita King, Rogue River; Miss
Mitzy Baysinger, Jacksonville,
and Miss Jean Estremado, Gold
Hill.
This week end the court will
Couple Attends
Family Reunion
In Washington
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ryde, 24
Jeanette avenue, returned home
Monday after a trip into north
ern Washington to attend a fam
ily reunion. The Rydes were ac
companied north by Mrs. Win
nie Taylor, Sacramento, Calif.,
Mrs. Ryde's sister, and in Walla
Walla, Wash., they were joined
by a third sister, Mrs. Jessie Hol-
loway.
The trio continued to Pull
man, Wash., where they were
guests of a fourth sister and her
husband, Col. and Mrs. H. L.
Cole. While there they celebrat
ed the 8lst birthday anniversary
of Mrs. Holloway, which took
place April 10. It was the first
time in 29 years that the sisters
had been together. Their ages
are from 64 to 81 years.
Two brothers, Frank D. Con
rad of Garden City, Kan., and
Claude C. Conrad, Dodge City,
Kan., were unable to attend the
celebration in the west since
the Frank Conrads were cele
brating their golden wedding an
niversary April 10. However,
through the cooperation of the
telephone company, the four sis
ters and two brothers talked
together during a "conference"
call.
After the birthday celebration
the sisters and their husbands
took a motor trip to Spokane
and on to Calgary, Can.
appear at Red Bluff, Calif.,
rodeo, accompanied by Mr. and
Mrs. Martin. Their appearance
there is a part of publicity plans
made by Harold S. Hulse of the
posse to announce the annual
Rogue River roundup dates,
which are August 10, 11 and 12.
The local sheriffs posse
grounds last Sunday was the
scene of several activities. In
the morning the first drill prac
tice for the posse and Ladies
Mounted troop drill team was
conducted. That afternoon the
Junior posse held their first
drill team practice and at 1 p.m.,
a motorcycle club field day was
conducted when the Rogue Ram
blers participated with guests
from clubs from Eureka, Calif.,
Roseburg, Klamath Falls, Can
yonville, Myrtle Creek and Ash
land.
Ernest Holbrook was in charge
of that program which had a
large attendance. No admission
was charged. Don Sample, Med
ford, won the day's contest
prize.
Mrs. Clarence Dodge is drill
instructor for the junior group
and the juniors are to appear at
the Montague, Calif., rodeo July
20 through 21.
Bride-Elect Guest
At Shower Party;
Service in June
Trail A linen shower given
last week by Mrs. Ranald Axtell
at Folding Hills ranch, Trail,
Honored Mrs. Marjorie Hunt,
1006 East Jackson street, Med
ford. Mrs. Hunt is the bride-elect
of Robert L. Conger, Trail. Their
wedding is set for June and
they will make their home at
Trail.
At the afternoon event were
Mrs. Lee Wilson, Mrs. Roy
Vaughn, Mrs. George Tockstein,
Mrs. Glen Anderson, Mrs. Aud
rey Collier, Mrs. Harold Barber,
Mrs. Carl Richardson, and Mrs.
A. V. McKillop, a sister of the
bridegroom-elect, all of Trail;
Mrs. Laurence Conger, mother
of the bridegroom-elect; Mrs.
Kirt Langston, another sister
of the bridegroom-elect; Mrs.
Mable Hedgepeth; Mrs. Everett
Shafer, also a sister, and Mrs.
Ray Gillespie, all of Prospect;
Mrs. Glen Nelson, Ashland, Mrs.
R. Hiatt, and the honored guest,
both of Medford.
Games were played and re
freshments served by the host
ess.
Men with scaly patches or
moles on their faces should
shave carefully to prevent in
jury or irritation to such areas.
Chronic irritation is a factor m
skin cancer, the American Can
cer society points out.
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erings
Mr. and Mrs. Cappy Winston
Mclntire were married March
28 in First Methodist church
here.. The bride is the former
Miss Rae Lavonna McCurdy.
Couple Married
In Church Rites
Held Last Month
An 8 o'clock evening cere
mony March 28 at First Metho
dist church wedded Miss Rae
Lavonne McCurdy and Cappy
Winston Mclntire. The bride
groom, a Navy storekeeper first
class, has left for his station at
Pearl Harbor.
The bride, a daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Drury R. McCurdy,
320 Clark street, is a telephone
operator for Pacific Telephone
and Telegraph company, and is
making her home with her par
ents. In June the bridegroom
will participate in the Dewline
expedition in Alaska. He is a
son of Mrs. Guy Mclntire, Cali
fornia, and the late Mr. Mclntire.
The Rev. J. Thomas Dixon
read the double ring rites and
about 50 guests attended the
ceremony and the reception, al
so held at the church.
Mrs. Winston E. Meyers,
Grants Pass, an aunt of the
bridegroom was matron of hon
or and Mr. Meyers was best man.
The bride, given in marriage
by her father, wore a satin bal
lerina length gown and her el
bow length veil was of tulle.
She carried a bouquet of white
gladiolus centered with pink
rosebuds.
Mrs. Meyers' gown was of
blue net and her flowers were
white gladiolus.
Acacia and white stocks with
daffodils decorated the church.
The bride and bridegroom
both attended Shasta Union
High school and Junior college.
The couple made their wed
ding trip to the coast.
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Miss Corinna Rodgers
June Ceremony
Planned by Pair
Eagle Point Mr. and Mrs.
Lee Rodgers, route 1, box 34,
Eagle Point, announce the en
gagement of their daughter, Miss
Corinna Lee Rodgers, to Nor
man Alvin Butts, son of Don
Butts, 1380 Springbrook road,
Medford.
The bride-elect is an Eagle
Point high school student and
will graduate in May. Her fiance
is an employee of Laughlin Al
loy Steel corporation at White
City.
A June wedding.is planned.
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FL Club Announces
Business Session
A business session will be
conducted by members of FL
club of Olive Rebekah lodge
Monday, April 23 at 8 p.m., in
the home of Mr,s. James Wil
liams, 1831 North Riverside Ave
nue. Games will be played. Those
who need transportation should
call Mrs. Lee Garrett, telephone
3-5553.
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WomenCs Group
Plans Session
Mrs. Kenneth Cook will have
charge of the program for a
meeting Wome's association,
First Presbyterian church, Tues
day, April 24 at 1 p.m., in the
church social room. Trinity
circle will have charge of the
salad luncheon which will be
served.
Mrs. Cook recently visited
Presbyterians missions in the
Bay area and she will tell par
ticularly of Los Gatos home in
the Santa Cruz mountains. She
will show slides of the Ming
Quong home at Oakland and
explain work done among the
Chinese people and other na
tionalities. Grace circle is to give a skit
about Cameron house and its
founding in 1849 in Chinatown,
San Francisco, and outline its
early history. The group's "op
portunity gift" is to be given to
Cameron house.
Mrs. Arnold Bohnert will give
the devotions and music will be
furnished by a high school trio,
composed of Miss Janet Jami
son, Miss Mira Frohnmayer and
Miss Carol Denman. !
All women of the church are i
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Olive Rebekah Lodge Holds
Friendship Niqht Observance
A style show of women's cloth
ing of the early 1890s was one of
the many features of a Friend
ship night program held by Ol
ive Rebekah lodge Monday even
ing. Program numbers were
furnished by various valley Re
bekah lodges who were guests
at a meeting, and Grants Pass
Rebekahs gave the style show.
Gold Hill, Rebekahs did a
skit which represented Medford
members en route to an earlier
Friendship night observance at
Gold Hill.
Central Point members furn
ished a reading.
Gifts were exchanged be
tween the visiting groups and
the local lodge.
Represented were lodges at
Jacksonville, Central Point, Ash
land and Grants Pass. Another
Friendship observance will be
held at Ashland, Tuesday 24 at
8 p.m., and all Rebekahs of the
area are invited.
Mrs. J. D. Brummond, noble
grand, and her officers, present
ed a program on the manner in
which Rebekahs in Netherland
conduct their lodge meetings
and a notable difference was
noted. The program was held in
connection with International
Understanding month, which is
being observed during April,
and sponsored through Mrs.
Margaret Watt, president of the
International Association of Re
bekah Assemblies.
Mrs. Byrl E. Drury, Coburg,
past state president of the Ore
gon assembly, is representative
for the American Rebekah As
sembly .She was given a vote of
thanks at the recent meeting
for an altar cover given to the
local lodge. A report was made
of a recent cake walk , by Mrs.
Lee Garris. Mrs. P. M. Aldredge
and her committee presented
each visitor and local lodge
member badges of pink and
green.
Refreshments were , served
from tables decorated with
spring flowers.
To Install
Installation ceremonies for the
Crater Lake Post, Veterans of
Foreign Wars and auxiliary, are
set for Tuesday, April 24 at 8
p.m., in the VFW hall, at 42
North Front street.
The joint meeting Is open to
all veterans and their families.
Bethel to Honor
Late Mrs. Faber
Tuesday Evening
Central Point The Tate Mrs.
Everett Faber will be honored
with an addendum to be given
during a meeting of Nevita chap
ter, Order of Eastern Star, Tues
day, April 24. The meeting will
open at 8 p.m. in the Masonic
temple.
The addendum will be given
by members of Bethel 38, Order
of Job's Daughters. Mrs. Faber
was a past matron of Nevita
chapter, organized Bethel 38 and
was to have been grand guard
ian of Job's Daughters for Ore
gon for the coming year.
Mrs. Melvin McGrew, worthy
matron, will preside. Decora
tions will be in charge of Mrs.
Walter Turnquist and Mrs. Jane
Kofahl is chairman of the re
freshment committee.'
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