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When the Matson Liner SS Monterey failed from San Francicso
recently these eight passengers from Medford were on board. The
Monterey will cruise through the South Sea islands, stopping at
several ports and continue on to New Zealand and to Australia.
However, the Medford group will disembark in New Zealand
and tour that island, re-embarking when the ship returns. Shown
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Wedding Held
At Church Here
Pink and white flowers dec
orated First Assembly of God
church Sunday. December 30.
for the 2:30 o'clock afternoon
wedding of .Miss Darla Jean
Walker and Robert Gary Brown.
The bride is a daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Kenneth Walker. 728
West Second street, Medford.
The bridegroom is a son of Mrs.
George Kurz, Central Point.
The Rev. Lyman D. Stiles offi
ciated at the double ring cere
mong attended by 60 friends and
relatives.
The bride wore a salmon col
ored suit with white accessor
ies and carried a white Bible
with two white orchids encir
cled by stephanotis. She was giv
en in marriage by her father.
Mrs. Kent Bayne was honor
attendant and Miss Karen Camp
bell was bridesmaid. Mrs. Bayne
chose a light purple colored suit
with white accessories. Miss
Campbell wore a white suit with
white accessories. They both car
ried bouquets of pink and white
carnations.
Clayton Brown served as best
man for his brother. Kenneth
Walker Jr., brother of the bride,
seated the guests.
Mrs. Fredena Day was soloist.
Following the wedding a re
ception was held in the church
annex.
For her daughter's wedding
Mrs. Walker wore a light blue,
dress and hat with white acces
sories. Mrs. Kurz chose a light
beige dress with dark beige ac
cessories, and they both wore
pink carnation corsages.
The bride attended Medford
HUh school. The bridegroom at
tended Eureka and Myrtle
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Court Announces
Smorgasbord Date
Mrs. Ira Canfield, royal ma
tron of Roxy Ann court. Order
of Amaranth, has announced
that the court would sponsor
its sixth annual smorgasbord in
the Masonic temple on Sunday,
January 27. Serving hours will
be from noon until 4 p.m.
This event has grown to be
one of the most popular func
tions held in the temple, with
almost 700 persons being served
last year. It is the chief means
of raising the funds that the
court needs to carry on it's var-1
ious activities.
Over 75 per cent of the mem
bers are working on the prepara
tion and serving committees
under the general chairmanship
of Mrs. Vernon Turpin, associate
matron.
Medford Students
Head Committees
Eugene Named as committee
co-chairmen for Dads' Weekend
were Miss Mira Frohnmayer and
Michael DeVore, both of Med
ford. Miss Frohnmayer, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Otto J. Frohn
mayer, 1656 Spring street, was
selected as co-chairman of the
ticket sales committee and De
Vore, son of Mr. and Mrs. R.
Ronald DeVore, 806 East Jack
son street, will serve as co-chairman
of the special events com
mittee. Creek schools and is employed
by Medford Ice and Storage
company. The newlyweds are
making their home in Medford.
ot run
21 N. CENTRAL
Sunday, January 20, 19S7
(left to right) arc Dr. Edwin R. Durno. Mrs. Durno, Mrs. Dwight
Findley. Dr. Findley, Mrs. William H. Fluhrer, Robert Norris. Mrs.
Ralph Norris and Mrs. Robert Norris. In New Zealand the travel
ers will visit the Durno's son-in-law and daughter. Dr. and Mrs.
Brian Stronger. (Cal-Pictures)
Italian to Sing
For Civic Music
Cesare Valletti, lyric tenor,
will present the next concert for
Jackson County Civic Music as
sociation. It is set for Tuesday,
January 29. at 8 p.m. in the au
ditorium of Medford Senior
High school.
Valletti, an Italian, made his
debut at the Metropolitan Opera
company in the fall of 1953 aft
er establishnig himself as a star
at La Scala in his native coun
try. Born in Rome, Valletti has
divided his time since his Amer
ican debut between the Met and
La Scala. Each fall he comes to
the United States for the first
months of the Metropolitan sea
son, and then returns to Milan
for the last weeks of the season
in that city.
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Mr. and Mrs. Bert B. Lowry returned to their home on Fern
Valley road last week after a vacation in Arizona and southern
California. The Lowryi left before Christmas and spent the
holidays at Camelback Inn on the desert near, Phoenix. Christmas
eve Camelback Inn staged the annual Snowball party and for this
event the inn's albino burro mascot dons antlers and gift-laden
saddle bags and doubles for Santa's reindeer. Later the couple
spent a week at Coronado beach in California. The Lowrys, who
grow pears, here examine the citrus fruit grown in Arizona.
(Bowerman-Camelback Inn photo)
Kiwanian Dames
Plan Installation
Installation of officers will be
held at the monthly meeting of
Kiwanian Dames Tuesday, Janu
ary 22, at the home of Mrs. Keva
E. Hutchinson. 22 South Keene
way drive. Luncheon will be
served at 12 noon with Mrs. E.
R. Hoppe. Mrs. Richard Jones,
Mrs. Charles Champlin and Mrs.
G. A. Dierdorff as hostesses.
Following the business meet
ing, Mrs. Frank Perl will show
color slides taken during her
trip to Europe.
All wives of Kiwanis club
members are invited to attend
and reservations may be made
by calling .Mrs. John Pletsch.
telephone 2-8116. Those who
wish transportation are to call
Mrs. Milo Kubalek, 2-8196 or Mrs.
Thomas C. Anderson, 2-5616.
Tent Announces
Meeting Tuesday
Elta Deuel Hubbs tent will
meet Tuesday, January 22, at 8
p.m. in the courthouse auditorium.
BEGINNERS BRIDGE CLASS
Y.M.C.As Social Hall
TUESDAY 1:30 P.M.
Ladies are invited to learn to play bridge like the experts,
using Goren's Point-Count bidding.
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Cave Junction
Students Wedded
Cave Junction The former
Delores Ann Smith, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Smith of
Cave Junction, this week re
vealed her marriage to Patrick
Simington. . The bridegroom is
the son of Mr. and Mrs. H. M.
Simington of Selma,
Attending the couple at their
wedding in Eugene were Mrs.
Lloyd Smith, Mrs. Clyde Knight
and Miss Clydus Knight.
The bride was an Illinois Val
ley Jubilee princess last Septem
ber. She is a sophomore at the
Illinois Valley High school. Mr.
Simington is an outstanding ath
lete at the high school, being
a member of the football, basket
ball and baseball teams.
Mrs. Bauman Guest
At Shower Party
Mrs. Robert Bauman was hon
ored at a shower Thursday, Jan
uary 17, at the home of Mrs.
Grant Bourquin, 509 West Elev
enth street.
Guests included Mrs. Jim Al
len, Mrs. Marion Bcebe, Mrs.
Robert Church, Mrs. Perry Dun
can, Mrs. Arthur Hamilton, Mrs.
Allen Hatch, Mrs. Floyd Hib
bard, Mrs. Ronald James. Mrs
Arthur Kreisman, Mrs. William
Milhoan, Mrs. Claude Ray and
Mrs. Elaine Ronfort.
Chapter to Meet
At Loris hHome
Mrs. Fred C. Lorish will be
hostess for a meeting of Chap
ter AA, PEO sisterhood, at her
home. 830 Minnesota avenue,
Wednesday, January 23. Assist
ing Mrs. Lorish are Mrs. J. P
Moffat and Mrs. L. A. Mentzer.
The 12:30 o'clock luncheon
will be followed by a program
given by Mrs. Jack Sanborn on
"Early Davs in the Rogue River
Valley." Mrs. W. E. Edwards
will read from "The Record".
Recent
Ceremony
Weds Pair
Mr. and Mrs. William Carl
Caldwell, whose wedding was
an event of December 24 in
Forest Grove, Ore., are living
at 2015 Main street in that city.
The bride is the former Dolores
Arlene Baize, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. O. A. Mosley, Seattle,
Wash., and the bridegroom is a
son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cald
well, Eagle Point. The bride
groom is a physical education
major at Pacific university in
Forest Grove. '
The ceremony took place in
First Congregational church,
Forest Grove, with the Rev. Vin
cent Crane officiating for the.
double-ring afternoon rites. Only
immediate family members at
tended. The bride wore a wedding
qown of white satin and French
lace in princess style designed
and made by herself and her
mother. Scallops of the lace,
with seed pearls and sequins, ac
cented the front of the skirt.
Her veil of illusion was held
by a tiara of sequins and pearls
and she . carried a white Bible
with red poinscttias.
Miss Sandra Caldwell, sister
of the bridegroom, was honor
attendant. She wore a ballerina
length frock of pale yellow taf
feta and tulle and carried red
poinsettias.
Don Papke was best man for
the bridegroom, a college friend,
and Mr. Mosley gave his step
daughter in marriage.
The bride's mother wore a rust
colored velveteen coat dress
over a peach-colored frock with
matching rust colored shoes and
hat. Her corsage was a white
orchid. The bridegroom's mother
wore a blue taffeta dress with
matching shoes and hat and a
corsage of white rosebuds and
carnations.
The church was decorated
with matching shoes and hat and
a corsage of while rosebuds and
carnations.
The church was decorated
with white boughs adorned with
turquoise colored pine cones
and ribbons, and white poin
settias. A reception followed the
ceremony.
The newlyweds spent a honey
moon on the Oregon coast, the
bride wearing a white faille
coat dress with red accessories.
The bride attended Eagle Point
High school and has been em
ployed by Sawyers, Inc. The
bridegroom also was graduated
from Eagle Point High school
before enrolling at Pacific uni
versity. Both young people are from
well known Jackson county
families. The bride's grandmoth
er is Mrs. Nettie. Ellenburg, 119
North Central avenue.
Pledged
Eugene Included among
eight women students pledged
to membership in the Univer
sity of Oregon chapter of Mu
Phi Epsilon, national women's
music fraternity, is Miss Alexa
Hibbard, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. F. M. Hibbard, 23 Lincoln
street. Medford. Miss Hibbard is
a sophomore, majoring in music
at the university.
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State PTA Office
Miss Judy Farrar, Rogue Ri
ver, a freshman at Southern
Oregon college, spoke Wednes
day at a meeting of Jackson
County Council of Parent
Teacher associations.
Miss Fan-ar, a PTA tuition
scholarship student, was intro
duced by her mother, Mrs. W. A.
Farrar, and told the group about
her experiences at SOC.
The council passed a motion
that the name of Mrs. Leigh
Gustison of Medford be submit
ted to the nominating commit
tee of the Oregon Congress of
Parents and Teachers for con
sideration as a nominee for the
office of first vice president of
the Congress. She is a member
of the state board and has been
active in county PTA work for
several years.
Mrs. Farrar, Mrs. C. F. Conley
of Ashland and Mrs. Gustison
were elected to the council nom
inating committee. Mrs. Clifford
Cordy, Central Point, and Mrs.
Dale Ackerman were elected
alternates.
Elections will be held at the
regular meeting March 2 at Cen
tral Point.
Workshops on Founder's day
programming, family life discus
sion groups, film projector op
eration, and historian and. pub
licity chairmanships were con
ducted during the morning.
Luncheon was served by the
Ashland city council and a triple
trio of musicians from the Ash
land school system entertained.
Announcement was made of
the family discussion scheduled
(Sunday) this afternoon on the
regular Jackson County Public
Health association television
show.
Committee Heads
Appointed For
Republican Club
Mrs. Wayne Stine, newly
elected president of the organ
ization, conducted the first 1957
executive committee meeting of
Jackson County Republican Wo
men Thursday at the home of
Mrs. Robert Keency, Colver
road.
Committees appointed include
Mrs. Billy Blackstone, member
ship and hospitality; Mrs. C. B.
Frances, Mrs. Kceney, Mrs.
Frank Bash and Mrs. Lester
Adams, program; Mrs. Frank E.
Ross, finance; Mrs. Howard
Arant, telephone; Mrs. Thomas
Ness, librarian, and Mrs. Marina
Gates, publicity.
Mrs. Bash quoted from a new
book, "A Republican Looks At
His Party," by Arthur Larson,
in which he stated, "It is the
genius of the Eisenhower admin
istration's achievement that it
has merged and brought into
balance all the positive forces in
our country." A discussion of
the objectives and accomplish
ments of the Republican wo
men's group followed her report.
To continue the club's poliy
of keeping its members well in
formed, Mrs. Adams was ap
pointed to issue monthly reports
on state and national legislation
affecting tile northwest.
Meeting Planned
Shrine Ladies will meet at
the home of Mrs. Oliver L. Over
myer, 610 South Holly street,
Monday, January 21, at 6:30 p m.
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Famous Violinist
To Visit Portland
The internationally known
violinist Henryk Szeryng, will
appear with the Portland Sym
phony orchestra in Portland
auditorium January 28. He wns
trapped in Budapest this winter
when the city was burned and
blasted during the recent Hun
garian rebellion.
Luckily the brilliant Warsaw
born artist made his way to
safety. He continued his Euro
pean tour and went on to per
form 22 concerts in Indonesia.
Szeryng (pronounced Shear
ing) will play Brahm's famous
"Concerto for Violin" in his
American debut with the Port
land, orchestra. The orchestra,
under the baton of Theodore
Bloomfield, will also perform
Beethoven's overture to "Fide
lio" and "Symphony No. 1 In
E Minor" by Sibelius.
Reservations for this concert
may be made at the J. K. Gill
box office starting Thursday or
by calling CApitOl 8-1353.
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Mrs. Phyllis Madden and two
daughters, Lauri and Lynne, are
here from Wenatchee, Wash., to
spend, several weeks with Mrs.
Madden's mother, Mrs. Ruby
Rusque, 536 North Bartlett
street. The three arrived before
the holidays and will return to
Washington February 8.
Coming
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Master L. S. Bridges of the In
ternational Order of Odd Fel
lows, of Baton Rouge. La., will
speak at the Odd Fellows hall
in Ashland, Tuesday, January
22 at 8 p.m. This is the first time
in many years that a national
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