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Weds Couple
Jacksonville Baskets of white
stock and blue delphinium dec-,
orated the First Presbyterian
church in Jacksonville Saturday
April 20, for the wedding of
Mrs. Donna Doranne Taylor and
William Wesley Johnson. The
Rev. Ernest R. Volkman of the
Presbyterian church in Phoenix
officiated at the double ring cere
mony held at seven thirty o'clock
in the evening.
The bride is a daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur C. Davies
of Jacksonville. The bridegroom
is a son of Mr. and Mrs. A. W.
Johnson of route 2, box 463,
Medford.
Given in marriage by her fath
er, the bride wore a waltz length
pink chiffon frock over net styl
ed with full skirt. Her short veil
was held by a small pink flow
ered hat and her satin shoes and
gloves were pink. She carried
a nosegay bouquet of white car
nations, pink roses and steph.
anotis.
Mrs. James O. Cabler attended
her sister. She wore a blue dress
with matching hat and blue
satin slippers and gloves. She
carried a nosegay bouquet of
white carnations and blue del
phinium. Alvy S. Kendall of Central
Point served as best man for
his brother-in-law.
Seven year old Dale Cabler
was candle lighter. She wore a
white and yellow frock with
white and yellow flowers in her
hair.
Mrs. C. L. Robinson played
the traditional wedding music.
Following the ceremony a re
ception was held at the home of
the bride's parents in Jackson
ville. White carnations, pink
sweetpeas, and white tapers dec
orated the rooms. The bride's
table was covered with a pink
lace cloth.
Mrs. A. E. Reinking cut and
served the wedding cake and
Mrs. Jerry Montgomery presided
at the punch bowl. Mrs. Kenneth
Norris poured the coffee. Miss
Vicki Tweedy was in charge of
the guest book and at the gift
table.
For her daughter's wedding
Mrs. Davies chose a lilac colored
raw silk sheath dress with purple
accessories. Mrs. Johnson wore
a navy blue dress with white
accessories. They both wore
orchid corsages.
For her traveling attire the
bride chose a white and yellow
flowered sheer with yellow jack
et and matching accessoris. Her
corsage was a brown and yellow
orchid. Following a wedding
trip to the Oregon coast, the
newlyweds will make their home
in Ashland.
Out-of-town guests at the wed
ding included Mrs. Anne Davies
of Medford, paternal grandmoth
er of the bride; and Mrs. Bonnie
Large of Williams, Ore.
The bride is a graduate of
Jacksonville schools. The bride
groom attended Jacksonville
schools and Southern Oregon
college. He is employed by the
First National Bank of Portland,
Ashland branch. ,
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Chapter Honors
50-Year Members;
Pins Presented
Charter and fifty-year mem
bers were honored by Reames
chapter, Order of Eastern Star
at a' meeting Thursday evening,
at Medford Masonic temple.
Three new 50-year members
were presented pins by the wor
thy matron, Mrs. Morris Bough-
ner. They were Mrs. H. R.
Burke, Mrs. Melvin D. Overby
and Mrs. Esther Coleman.
Other honored members of the
evening were Mrs. W. R. Duffy,
Mrs. J. W. Watkins, Mrs. Orrie
Stoddard and Mrs. Enola Hamil
ton, all members of the Order of
Eastern Star for more than 50
years. Mrs. Hamilton j . now liv
ing in San Francisco, but made
the trip to Medford especially
for the occasion.
Other fifty-year members, but
unable to be present, are Mrs.
Margaret Fabrick, Mrs. R. G.
Fowler, Mrs. E. D. Elwood, Mrs.
Mattie Pickel, Mrs. Ella Mae
Lance, Mrs. Mamie Riddle and
Mrs. Lillian Woodford, who was
represented by her daughter,
Mrs. Curtis Jester and Mrs. H.
U. Lumsden, who is also a char
ter member of Reames chapter.
Refreshments were served in
the dining room, and included a
special "birthday" cake for the
honored members.
Crater Auxiliary
Plans Initiation
Initiation will be held by Cra
ter Lions auxiliary at the month
ly meeting Wednesday, May 1, at
the home of Mrs. Floyd East
wood 940 Shafer lane. Hostesses
for the meeting are Mrs. East
wood, Mrs. Dan Dwyer and Mrs.
Warren Brenner.
Mrs. George Potucek, initia
tion chairman, will conduct the
ceremonies for Mrs. Howard
Lage and Mrs. Hugh Friel.
The auxiliary has been asked
to arrange entertainment and
decorations for a "fun breakfast"
for the state Lions convention
which will be held in Medford
June 20 to 22. Final plans are to
be announced by the committee.
Election of officers for the
coming year will also be held.
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Annual Meeting and Drive
Planned by Voters7 League
Sunday, April 28, 1957
MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBWE THREE
Medford League of Women
Voters will hold the annual
meeting at 12 o'clock Saturday,
May 4, in the Pioneer room of
the Jackson hotel.
Dr. Charles P. Schleicher, pro
fessor of political science at the
University of Oregon . will be
the guest speaker. Officers for
the coming year will be elected
during a brief business meeting
following luncheon, according to
Mrs. Robert Hiatt, president. -
Dr. Schleicher, who also will
take part in the annual conven
tion of Oregon United Nations
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Miss Marcia Moser
Betrothal Told
In California
The engagement of Miss Mar
cia Moser, daughter of Mrs. Mae
Belle Moser of Brawley, Calif.,
to Stanley Kalapus Jr., son of
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Kalapus of
2156 Hillcrest road, Medford,
was announced recently in
Brawley.
The announcement was made
at a meeting of the Brawley
Business and Professional Wom
en's club held in the Planters
hotel. Both Miss Moser and her
mother are members of the
group.
Miss Moser is a graduate of
Brawley Union High school and
the Mercy College of Nursing.
She is employed as an obstetri
cal nurse at Pioneers Memorial
hospital and is an American Red
Cross home nursing instructor.
Mr. Kalapus is a graduate of
Medford High school and the
University of Oregon where he
was affiliated with Sigma . Phi
Epsilon, social fraternity. He is
now serving with the United
States Navy in the medical corps
and is stationed at the Marine
Corps Recruit depot in San
Diego.
No wedding date has been set
Councils to Hold
Medford Session
Councils of Oregon Townsend
clubs will meet Sunday, May 5,
in Carpenters' hall, Medford.
Sessions will open at 10 a.m.
and a potluck luncheon will be
served at 12:30 p.m.
At ' last Wednesday's club
meeting, 43 members were pres
ent; Mrs. Thornton Arnold pre
sided. Birthday cakes were served in
honor of Mrs. Josephine Whaley,
Mrs. Ray Ahart, ; Mrs. Mary
Page, ' Mrs. Cecilia Crawford,
John R. Burgett, Edwin Wolters,
Ira Clark and A. W. Ellison.
Townsend auxiilary will meet
Wednesday, May 1. Visitors are
welcome. ;
associations next week end, rec
ently returned from a years
stay in India where he was a
Fullbright professor at Allaha
bad university. He was one of
the organizers of the Oregon
High School International Re
lations," a college text book.
All persons interested are in
vited to attend the meeting. Res
ervations for the luncheon may
be made by calling Mrs. Homer
Marx, Medford SP 2-6845, or
Mrs. Hiatt, SP 3-3118.
The annual finance drive of
the: Medford League of Women
Voters has been set for Monday,
May 6, according- to Mrs. Robert
Hiatt, outgoing president.
The one-day drive will provide
an opportunity to discuss the
league's effectiveness and pur
pose in the community, as well
as to provide an opportunity for
busy citizens to help financially
with league work.
A goal of $500 has been set
for the campaign, with dues and
contributions from league mem
bers making up the rest of the
group's budget.
. In line with the policy of
leagues throughout the country,
the Medford group solicits con
tributions . from a relatively
small number of interested in
dividuals, Mrs. Hiatt said. To
insure its non-partisan study and
action . concerning government,
the government, the group does
not solicit contributions from
firms or fractional organizations,
she explained.
About 20 league members are
expected to take part in the May
6 finance drive.
Patricia Maxson
Becomes Bride, of
Jacob Germann
Miss Patricia Lee Maxson,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne
Maxson,- 208 Clark street, Med
ford, became the bride of Jacob
P. Germann, son of Mr. and Mrs.
William Germann of route 1, box
596, Central Point, in a cere
mony held Thursday, April 11.
The wedding was held in the
First Methodist church at one
o'clock in the afternoon. Dr.
Raymond Balcomb officiated at
the single ring service.
The bride wore a white cotton
frock styled with full skirt and
lace-trimmed bodice having a
square neck and puffed sleeves.
She wore her white flowers in
her hair.
Close relatives and friends at
tended the wedding and recep
tion which was held at the Max
son home after the service.
The bride is a student at Med
ford High school. The bride
groom attended Crater High
school and is serving with the
United States Navy.
VFW Auxiliary
Initiates Three
Three new members were in
itiated into the auxiliary of
Steelhead Post, Veterans of For
eign Wars, Shady Cove, April
19. Initiated were Mrs. Phil
Alicki, Mrs. Gene Weitman, and
Mrs. Howard Baker.
Plans were completed for the
Loyalty day program to be held
by the post and auxiliary
Wednesday, May 1, starting with
a potluck dinner at 6:30 p.m.
The public is invited to attend.
Auxiliary members volun
teered to help with the Shady
Cove Fireman's ball to be held
May 4 and plans were discussed !
regarding a public auction and
rummage sale to be held in the j
Veterans home Sunday, June 2.
The auxiliary held the annual
Easter breakfast and. visited
Camp White domiciliary April
26. ..'..!
Appointed to the committee J
for the sale of Buddy Poppys, j
May 24 and 25, were Mrs. Rus-:
sell Stelle, Mrs. Del Craven,
Mrs. Frances Miller, Mrs. Harry
Birch and Mrs. Tom Merit. Mrs.
James Cassal is chairman of the
committee.
Refreshments were served by '
Mrs. Dale Sawyers, Mrs. James
Hopkins, and Mrs. Ken Oliver.
Beauticians to Hold
Meeting on Monday
Mrs. Winnie Hardenburger
and Mrs. Lorraine Miller will
demonstrate hair cutting and
shaping at the next meeting of
the Medford unit of Oregon
Beautician's .association.
: The meeting will be held Monday,-April
29, at 7:30 p.m. at
Winnie's Style salon on East
Main street.
Members attending may take
models or do observation work.
Southern Oregon Stamp club
will meet Thursday. May 2, at
the home of Mr. Clyde Smith,
269 B street, Ashland. Members
needing transportation are to
call Mrs. S. B. Cordier SP
2-2773.
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Parties Observe
Golden Wedding
Of Kerby Couple
Cave Junction Mr. and
Mrs. James Hogue of Kerby who
celebrated their golden wedding
anniversary April 17, were feted
at three different functions the
past two weeks.
They were honored first at a
party April 14 when Mr. Hogue's
relatives gathered for dinner at
their Kerby ranch home. On
Easter Sunday their daughters.
and families, as well as other
relatives gathered' to congrat
ulate the couple. Included among
the guests were Mr. and Mrs.
Clem Sauer, Jack Sauer and
sons, Gary and Mickey; Mr.
and Mrs. Larry Sauer and son;
Gladys Johnston, Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Willson and son, Donnie,
Mr. and Mrs. Dave White and
daughters, Anita, Davetta and
Jeanena, and Mrs. Lillie White
and her son Hugh.
The couple was surprised on
Wednesday when the Rebekah
Lodge presented them with a
gift anniversary cake.
: Both Mr. and Mrs. Hogue
were born in the Illinois Valley,
she at Holland and he at Selma.
They were married at the Old
Meisner ranch across the river
from Kerby by its owner then
justice of the- peace.
To Initiate
Four candidates will be init
iated at the Wednesday meeting
of Mt. Pitt Rebekah lodge of
Central Point. The meeting will
be held at 8 p.m. in the Central
Point Odd Fellows hall.
Members with April birthdays
will be honored and the men
in the lodge will' be hosts for
the evening.
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