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Medical Students
To Be Graduated
Two Medford students are
scheduled to be graduated from
the College of Medical Evangel
ists at Loma Linda, Calif., in
June.
They are Max V. Miracle, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Mira
cle of 1702 Corona avenue; and
Howard D. Huenergardt, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Henry . Huener
gardt of 51 South Stage road,
Medford. .
They will receive their doc
torate of medicine degree along
with 96 other graduates of the
School of Medicine.
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Sunday. May 3, 1957
Happy Memori
Of Mother-Daughter Banquet
The annual mother and daugh
ter banquet, to be held in the
First Methodist church Tuesday,
May 7, at 6:30 pjn., will portray
the theme "Happy Memories"
through a display of wedding
pictures and a fashion show of
wedding gowns.
Mrs. Carol Adams, in charge
of the wedding picture display,
has two groups covering three
generations. The picture of Mr.
and Mrs. Hiram L. Baker, mar
ried in 1868, will be shown, with
that of her daughter, Mrs. John
A. Bloomfield, married in 1913,
and her grandddaughter, Mrs. S.
R. Bailey, married in 194S.
Mrs. George Lawless will bring
the wedding picture of her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Fisher,
married in 1910, and their 50th
wedding anniversary picture.
Mrs. Lawless will also show pic
tures taken at the wedding of
her daughter, Mrs. Jerry Igo.
On display will be the wed
ding pictures of Mr. and Mrs.
Gilbert Brood, married in 1912,
and that of their daughter, Mrs.
William Wilson, married in
1952. Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Wilson,
married in 1893, will present the
picture of their wedding and
that of their daughter, Mrs. C.
Norman Gail, Gold Hill, who
was married in 1933. The pic
ture of the Wilson's 60th wed
ding anniversary will be shown.
Mrs. Roy Gilbertson will mo
del the cotton lawn wedding
gown made by her grandmother
for her mother's wedding in 1905
in LaSueur, Minn. Mrs. Gilbert-
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Women golfers from southern
Oregon and northern California
cities attended a guest day tour
nament and luncheon at Rogue
Valley Country club Thursday,
Among the northern California
guests were (left to right at top)
Mrs. Everett Hunt, Areata; Mrs.
Earl Cook, Mrs. W. A. Spar-
ber, Mrs. Edward Kovacovich
and Mrs. James Cunningham,
Eureka, and Mrs. S. A. Peters,
Areata. The women, who played
in alternate rain and sunshine
had changed from golfing shoes
when the picture was taken. Pic
tured at the score table are (left
to right) Mrs. R. B. Knight, pres
ident of Women's Golf associ
ation of the club, Mrs. Henry
R. Welch,.. Crescent City. Mrs.
Fred Conrad and Mrs. Robert
Lockwood, tournament chair
men. es is Theme
son wore the same gown for her
own wedding in the same town
in 1940. The gown now belongs
to the oldest granddaughter,
Gretchen Merten. Mrs. Gilbert
son will wear jewels which be
longed to her grandmother.
Mrs. John Kent will model the
65-year-old wedding gown be
longing to Mrs. K. A. Hayes, and
Mrs. Ben Greaser will show the
56-year-old gown worn by her
mother-in-law, Mrs. Frank A.
Greaser, at her wedding.
Background music for the eve
ning will be presented by Miss
Nancy Walstead, violinist, ac
companied by Miss Karen Pasch
ke at the piano. Special music
will be given by the girls trio,
Miss Rosemary Doolen, Miss Sue
Donna Doolen and Miss Karen
Sloniger.
Those desiring reservations
for the banquet are asked to call
the office of the First Methodist
church Monday.
Book Review Group
Plans Last Sesibn .
The last monthly meeting of
the season for the Afternoon
Book Review group of the
American Association of Univer
sity Women will be held Wed
nesday, May 8, at the home of
Mrs. Neil Davidson of 1703
Lenora ' drive.- Mrs. Lawrence
Buonocore will present the pro
gram for the " afternoon with
Mrs. Orrin Brown assisting Mrs.
Davidson.
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Carlile-Ryn Marriage Rites
Held at First Church of God
An Easter wedding was held
April 21 for Miss Doris Marie
Ryn and Darrell Lee Carlile at
First Church of God in Medford.
The Rev. Darold H. Jones of
ficiated at the three o'clock
afternoon double-ring ceremony
attended by 130 relatives and
friends.
The bride is a daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Gilbert P. Ryn of 912
Narregan "avenue. The bride
groom is a son of Mr. and Mrs.
Owen H. Carlile of Chino, Calif.
For her wedding the bride
wore a ballerina length dress of
white net and lace fashioned
with sweetheart neckline and
matching bolero. Her fingertip
length veil was held by a lace
headband and she carried a
white orchid on a white Bible.
She was given in marriage by
her grandfather, Clarence Apple-
gate of Denver, Colo. -
Miss Betty Hershiser was hon
or attendant with Miss. Sharon
Fox, a cousin of the bride from
Denver, and Miss Sandra Maxon
as bridesmaids. They wore bal
lerina length gowns of blue net
and carried bouquets of lillies of
the valley and bleeding hearts.
Little Sherri Kimmel of Eagle
Point was flower girl and Otto
Ryn, brother of the bride, was
ring bearer.
Don Guyer served as best man
while David and Paul Ryn,
brothers of the bride, seated the
guests.
Miss Leola Miller played the
traditional wedding music an-3
accompanied Mrs. Darold Jones,
soloist.
Following the wedding a re
ception was held at the' church.
Miss Jean Simpson cut and serv
ed the wedding cake and Miss
Leota McCullough and Miss Bev
erly Sheffer poured the punch.
Miss Barbara McCormick was in
charge of the guest book. Robert
Martin and Marvin Guyer seated
the guests. r
For her daughter's wedding
Mrs. Ryn chose a blue and white
nylon print dress with white ac
cessories. Her corsage was of
lilies of the valley and bleeding
hearts.
. For her traveling attire the
bride wore a green ;knit dress.
The newlyweds took a wedding
trip to Portland.
The bride is a student at Med'
ford High school and will make
her home with her parents until
June. The bridegroom attended
Townsend Club
Council Session
Held Here Today
Delegates representing all Ore
gon Townsend club councils will
meet at Carpenters Hall, itivz
West Main st., today at 10 a.m.
Ed Cofer is chairman , of' the
fourth district councils. After
the business session, a potluck
luncheon will be held at 12:30
p.m.
Among clubs to be represent
ed are Portland, Lebanon, Cor-
vallis, Springfield, Cottage
Grove, North Bend, Coos Bay
and Salem. - .
Finis L. Snodgress, state club
reDresentative. will speak after
luncheon and a question and an
swer period will be held. The
session will be open to the pub
lic. '
At last Wednesday's auxiliary
meeting, Mrs. Enos Naffziger
presided. Thirty-two club mem
bers and four visitors were pres
ent.
Comments were made on pro
visions of the new "pay as you
go" national insurance bill. The
closing program featured the ed
ucated dancing Pomeranian ca
nine named "Laurie," owned by
Mrs. Adeline Wheldin. The dog,
dressed in costume and bonnet,
kept time with a tune from
small Swiss music box. Kneeling
before small lighted candles, the
dog bowed its head in silent
prayer.
Son Here
Harold G. Wilson Is the house
guest of his mother, Mrs. Helen
A. Wilson, 621 South Holly
street. Mr. Wilson is en route
to attend a conference in Lcs
Angeles as a representative of
the engineering department of
Shell Oil company. He resides
with his'wife and four children
in Anacartes, Wash.
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Chino High school . in Chino,
Calif., and is now stationed with
the United States Air Force at
Parks Air Force Base in Cali
fornia. Relatives of the bride who
attended the wedding from out
of town were Mrs. Clarence
Applegate, grandmother from
Denver; and Mr. and Mrs. Elwyn
Fox, aunt and uncle from Little
ton, Colo., and Miss Carolyn Fox,
cousin. Also attending was Owen
Carlile, father of the bridegroom
from Chino, Calif.
Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Lee
Carlile were marrid April 21 at
First Church of God, Medford.
The bride is the former Doris
Marie Ryn, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Gilbert P. Ryn, S12 Nar
regan avenue.
Elks to Hold
naugural Ball
The annual Elks Inaugural
ball will be held Saturday, May
11, at the Medford Elks temple
starting at 10 p.m. and continu
ing until 2 a.m. Music will, be
by the Starlighters of Klamath
Falls.
Informal dress will be suitable
for the dance. Dancing will be
in the lodge hall, and a buffet
supper will be served at mid
night in the party lounge. ; -.
New officers of the lodge will
be introduced at the dance. They
include Galen R. Knox exalted
ruler: Donald D. Davis, esteemed
leading knight; Budd W. Gail,
esteemed loyal knight; Joe Hos-
ick, esteemed lecturing knight;
Ernest L. Scott, secretary; Allan
F. Perry, treasurer; - William
Ruck, esquire;! Jack Six, assist
ant esquire; George W.-Howard,
tiler, Murrey Dumas, chaplain;
Richard G. Phair, inner guard;
Rampton T. Barlow, organist;
and Mrs. Robert Reynolds, chair
man Lady Elks.
Trustees of the local lodge in
clude F. H.. Van Pelt, Claude
Holmes, Morris' B." Leonard,
L. G. Miles, V, W. 'K'engla, and
Dick Woodcock, alternate deleg
ate.
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Meeting Friday
Reports of the state meeting
at Eugene will be given at the
meeting of the St. Elizabeth
Guild of St. Mark's Friday May
10; at 12:30 j).m.
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Dance at Camp White
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Foreign Wars, department of
Oregon, will sponsor a dance at
Camp White theater Monday,
May 6, at 8 p.m. Jim Rea and the
Camp White orchestra will pro
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