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Williams-Faler Rites Read
In Ashland Assembly Church
Ashland Baskets of white
and pink gladiolus and lighted
candelabra decorated the Assem
bly of Cod church in Ashland,
Wednr.day, September 26, for
the wedding of Miss Donna Lee
Faler to James N. Williams. The
Rev. Perry Johnson officiated at
the single ring candlelight serv
ice at 7:30 o'clock in the evening.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Faler, Route
1, Box 176, Talent. The bride
groom is the son of Mr. and
Mr,.-. LcRoy Williams, Route 1,
Box 82, Ashland.
Given in marriage by her
father, the bride wore a baller
ina length dress of white net
and lace over taffeta. Site car
ried a white Bible with pink
roses and wore similar flowers in
her hair.
Miss Barbara Williams, s. tcr
of the bridegroom, was ihe
bride's only attendant. She wore
an aquamarine taffeta dress
styled along princess line,; with
square neckline. She carried a
colonial bouquet of yellow
daisies.
Candlelighters were Miss
Joyce Irwin, Butte Falls, cousin
of the bride, and Donald Loper,
Talent, nephew of the bride
groom. Oren R. Edwards Jr.. brother-in-law
of the bride, served as best
man and Jerry Loper, nephew of
the bridegroom and Gerald Dor
in, ushered.
Mrs. Sherleen Evans played
the wedding music and accom
panied Mrs. Alton Kirby, soloist.
Following the ceremony a re
eeption was given by the bride
groom's parents at their home
on Valley View. Mrs. R. L. Ir
win, cousin of the bride, cut and
served the cake: Mrs. M. G. King
Hilt, Calif., aunt of the bride,
served the punch: and Miss Bar
bara Williams was at the gift
table.
The newlywed couple are now
at home at Route I, Box 176. Tal
ent, after a wedding trip to east
ern Oregon.
The bride is a student at Ash
land High school. Mr. William;;
attended Ashland schools and is
a farmer in the area.
New Toastmasters
Organized Here
A second Toast'nr. tcrs' group
has been formed for Medford
and will meet weekly, betrinning
Monday, October 8, at 6:30 a.m.
for breakfasts at the Jackson
hotel. Formation of the new club
was announced at the now exist
ing Monday evening group meet
ing. Larry Horton will direct the
organization until a permanent
chairman is selected. Doug
Roach and Galen Knox wil pre
sent ."pceches on "Toastmasters'
at the first meeting.
A regular meeting is planned
with topics and a few. speeches.
Temporary officers and a name
for the club will be selected.
Anyone interested in speech
training and self improvement is
invited to join the group.
The Monday evening group.
Medford Toastmasters No. 67,
installed its new president. Mur
rey Dumas: secretary. John Aust
bo; and sergeant-at-amv. Glen
Jennings at its regular meeting
October 1. The first vice-president,
Ron Cordon, and the ed
ucational vice-president, Ralph
Hibbs, were not present. The
ceremony was under the direc
tion of Clif Ouellctte.
Dippels Return
From California
. Dr. and Mrs. S. Ralph Dippel.
1 Eastwood drive, have return
ed from a two weeks vacation
trio to California.
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ways 99 and 101, the Dippels
visited in San Francisco before
meeting relatives in San Jose.
From there they motored nto
Coronado and San Diego. High
points of the trip were their
visits to Disneyland, Marine-
land, and Knott's Berry farm
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Wedding Service
Held in Medford
Central Point Miss Shirley
Marie Schroeder became the
bride of Jack Turner Jones in
a ceremony held Thursday, Sep
tember 20. at 8:30 o'clock in the
evening at the Church of the
Brethren in Medford.
The Rev. Escil Hiser officiated
at the double ring ceremony at
tended by close friends and rela
tives of the couple.
Miss Schroeder is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Schroeder,
Route 2, Box 163. Central Point,
and has been making her home
at 119Vz Portland avenue in
Medford. Mr. Jones is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Jones of
Granite. Okla. He has been living
at Route 1, Box 299, Medford.
The bride chose a black suit
for her wedding, accented with
white accessories.
Attending the couple were
Miss Emily Johnson and Gene
Bowling, friends of the couple.
Miss Johnson wore a black suit
with black accessories.
Following the service a recep
tion was given by Miss Wilda
Music at the church. Cake and
coffee were served.
Miss Schroeder attended
schools in Central Point and Port
land arid is employed by Central
Point Cleaners. Mr. Jones atr
tended Granite schools and is em
ployed by the Crater Lake Mo
tors in Medford.
The newlywed couple are mak
ing their home at Walker apart
ments in Central Point.
Students Pledged
By Greek Groups (
Eugene A number of Jack
son county men students were
pledged to fraternities during
the annual fall rushing period
which closed recently.
On the pledge list from Med
ford are William. Frohnmayer,
Charles Inskeep, and Terry
Krinock. all pledged by Chi Psi;
John Bellack, Albert Boardman,
David Bosworth. Richard Brown,
David M. Drummond, Bruce
Kolling and Donald W. Robin
son, all pledges of Sigma Phi
Epsilon; Robert V. Walker, a
pledge of Tau Kappa Epsilon.
William F. Smith, is a pledge
of Alpha Tau Omega.
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Newlyweds Here
To Visit Family
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Brady
of Santa Rosa. Calif., were guests
reccntlv of Mrs. Brady's parents.
Dr. and Mrs. L. Paul Walker,
South Oakdale avenue.
Mrs. Brady is the former Jean
Walker, and her wedding to Mr.
Brady took place in June in
Santa Rosa. The Walkers went
south for the event. Mr. Brady
is a son of Mr. and Mrs. J.
Shupe of Sacramento, Calif.
The Bradys were here on vacation.
Women of Rotary
To Meet at Club
Women of Rotary will hold
the first meeting of the fall
season at Rogue Valley Country
club Wednesday, October 10
Luncheon wil be served at 12:30
o'clock.
Members may make reserva
tons by calling Mrs. William
Crowdcr, telephone 2-9818. or
Mrs. A. Orin Schenck, 3-1710,
by Monday. October 8.
Wednesday Club Members
Begin Forty-Eighth Year
Wednesday Study club held
the first meeting of the 1956-57
season with a luncheon Wednes
day. October 3, in the Rogue
room in the Medford hotel. The
club is beginning its 48th year.
Mrs. Minnie G. Ball is presi
dent of the club. Other officers
are Mrs. Hazel E. Flurry, vice
president, Mrs. H. H. Robertson,
secretary and Mrs. L. K. Doty,
treasurer.
Guests were Mrs. M. M. Mor-
College Club
Opens Year
The first fall meeting of the
College Women's club of the
Rogue River valley will be held
Saturday, Oct. 13 at the home of
Mrs. Glen O. Taylor, 1334 Reddy
avenue.
Speaker at the meeting will be
Mrs. John Holmes. Mrs. Oliver
Obenchain will be social chair
man for the day.
Mrs. Ben Schmidt, president,
opened the club year October 3
with a tea at the Jackson hotel
honoring the executive board
members.
Other officers are Mrs. J. W.
Murray, vice president; Mrs.
Amos Willetts. Ashland, secre
tary: and Mrs. H. S. Chirgwin,
treasurer.
Committee chairmen are: Mrs.
Victor Birdseye, program; Mrs.
Earl Rogers, music; Mrs. Ward
Lampkin. yearbooks: Miss Ann
ette Gray, social; Mrs. H. L.
Snodgrass, membership; Mrs.
James A. Medley, scholarship;
Mrs. Munmie Bloomfield, press;
and Mrs. H. S. Chirgwin, cards
and flowers. .
Regular meetings of the organ
ization are held the second Satur
day of each month.
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Sister Honored
At Parties Here;
Larsons to Leave
Mrs. C. R. McVinua. Scotts
bluff. Neb., left Medford Wednes
day for her home after a visit
here with her brother-in-law and
sister, Mr. and Mrs. Ray B. Lar
son, 45 Quince street. Mrs. Mc
Vinua was honored at a number
of bridge luncheons and other
patries during her stay here of
three weeks.
Mrs. McVinua made her visit
at this time since the Larsons
will leave later this month to
make their home in the Bay area
of northern California:
Shower is Given
In Central Point
Central Point Mrs. Richard
Dunn, Central Point, was hon
ored at a shower given October
1 by Mr;-. Gaston Floux and Mrs.
Arnold Bohnert at the Floux
home on North Grant road.
Both games and refreshments '
carried out the shower theme.
Those present included Mrs.
Harry Dunn, Mrs. Fred Dunn
and Delora, Miss Verna Mae
Dudcly, Mrs. Roger von der Hel-,
ien. Mr,;. Harry Tonn, Mrs. O. T. I
Wilson, Mrs. Kenneth Beebe,
Mrs. Don Faber, Mrs. Marie '
Chesney. Mrs. Ed Chesney, Mrs.
Harry Heidenreich, Mrs. Robert
Dunn. Mr,s. Richard Krupp. Mrs.
Gay Anderson, Mrs. Don Bohn
ert. Mrs. Otto Bohnert, Mrs.
ris of Shady Cove and Mrs. G.
M. Frost of Ashland.
Wednesday Study club is the
oldest women's organization in
the valley and came 'into exist
ence March 2. 1908 as an out
growth of the Stoddard Reading
club. This was previously organ
ized by a small group composed
of Mrs. F. W. Street, Mrs. H. C.
Kentner, Mrs. Helen Snedicor.
Mrs. F. C. Page and Mrs. Ladd.
Realizing the value of study and
interchange of ideas, they decid
ed to enlarge the membership
and the name was changed to
Wednesday Study club. The
meetings were held weekly in
the homes of the members but
no minutes or records were kept
until, April 28, 1909, when offi
cers were elected. The constitu
tion and by-laws were adopted
May 5, 1909.
Mrs. W. I. Vawter was the
first president of the club.
There are two charter mem
bers of the club living. They are
Mrs. F. K. Deuel, an active
member, and a former member.
Mrs. E. B. Pickel. now of Chico,
Calif. Mrs. Pickel is the widow
of the late Dr." Pickel.
Mrs. Deuel was presented
with a corsage at the meeting
Wednesday as a tribute to her
long and faithful service to the
club.
While the club is primarily a
study club, three or four meet
ings each year are devoted to so
cial enjoyment. Each meeting a
book review is given and a cur
rent topic is discussed. The year
ly dues are used to defray ex
penses and any residue money
is given to some worthy organi
zation such as the Red Cross,
Salvation Army. Girl Scouts.
Sparrow Memorial clinic. At one
time a donation was made to
the Woman's building of the
University of Oregon.
In the spring of 1930 when
the club was studying Japan,
representatives of the club met
the a panese envoys of good will
then touring the country. In ap
preciation of the interest shown
in the Japanese nation, a book
"The Reconstruction of Tokvo"
was presented to the Medford
club in the name of the emperor
of Japan. The book was placed in
the reference department of tjje
public library here.
To Meet.
Past presidents of Ladies aux
iliary. Fraternal Order of
Eagles will meet at the home of
Mrs. Frank Root. 323 Chestnut
street, Friday, October 12, at
1:30 p.m. Dessert will be fol
lowed by a business meeting.
Dexter Benston, and Mrs. John
Bohnert.
Sunday, October 7, 1956
MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE THREE
Miss Olseh Named
Staff Assistant
Miss Barbara Olsen, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Olsen, 40
South Berkeley Way, has been
appointed assistant in the depart
ments of women's physical ed
ucation and speech at Linfield
college, McMinnville.
Miss Olsen, a graduate of Wil
lamette university and the Uni
versity of Oregon, also did ad
vanced work at Indiana univers
ity and Southern Oregon college.
She preiously taught as a grad
uate assistant at theUniversity
of Oregon and was a teacher at
Newberg and Salem high schools.
She Is a member of Sigma Epsi
lon Pi and Western Society of
College Women for Physical Ed
ucation. Miss Olsen is also a na
tional official in volleyball.
During the past six weeks Ma
jor and Mrs. Raymond H. Ross
have been visiting in the home of
Mrs. Ross' parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Olsen. Mrs. Ross, the former Miss
Dorthea Olsen; is now living in
Waialua, Oahu. T.H., where her
husband is stationed with the
U.S. Army.
Two Men Named
To Festival Board
Ashland A. C. Fries of Ash
land and John Pletsch of Med
ford were elected to the board
of directors of the Oregon Shake
spearean festival at the annual
meeting of the association Wed
nesday evening.
Both men are active in civic
affairs in the Rogue Valley, and
both have been enthusiastic sup
porters of the festival.
Re-elected to three year terms
were the Rev. John L. Thompson,
Rudolf Vest and Bob Reinholdt,
all of Ashland. A special meeting
of the board to elect new offi
cers for the coming year will be
held Wednesday evening, Octo
ber 17. ,
Other members of the board
are Mrs. John Cotton, Ralph
Burgess, Dr. B. A. Cope, Philip
Gates, and Dr. Vern Blue. Ash
land: Robertson Collins. Frank
Fairweather and Russ Jamison,
Medford: A. C. Allen Jr.. Central
Point, and Ralph C. McCulloch
of Valleyview.
Travelers Visit
Relatives in City
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Seefeldt of
Davenport. Iowa, have been vis
iting Mrs. Seefeldt's sisters, Mrs.
John J. Brugman and Mrs. H. A.
McCullough. both of Medford.
The Seefeldt's traveled
throughout the valley while in
Oregon and were entertained at
a patio supper given at the Brug
man home featuring foods raised
in Medford.
The visitors left for Los Ange
les Thursday.
CHRYSANTHEMUMS
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State President
Makes Trip North
Mr. and Mrs. Don Anderson,
803 Pine street, left Saturday
evening, for Portland. Mrs. And
erson, department president of
Oregon, United Spanish War
Veterar,i auxiliary, will make
an official visit to James U.
Campbell auxiliary in Oregon
City.
Mr. and Mrs. Anderson also
plan to visit in Corvallis before
returning to Medford.
Engagement Told
In Klamath Falls
Klamath Falls Mr. and Mrs.
H. C. Melton. Klamath Falls have
announced the engagement and
approaching marriage of their
daughter, Joan, to Richard W.
Francis, San Diego. Calif.
The wedding will take place
later this month in the Congre
gational church in Klamath Falls.
Miss Melton's mother was the
former Miss Gladys E. Tungate,
members of a pioneer Jackson
county family.
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