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4 O j U o tTX MEDFORD (OBEGOK) MAIL TP.IBUWB Sunday. Jun SO, 1957 '4 ". 3 ' 1 t s 4 Yvi ' "'- "'''3 .1 A - Mr. and Mn. Robert Hanten (Landis-Shangle photo) Bonner-Hansen Wedding Held At First Church of the Nazarene Altrusa Club Installs Officers In Ceremony New officers were installed by the blue candle ceremony at the j last meeting of Altrusa club, June 27, at the home of Mrs. Maisie Daily.. Installing officers included ! Mrs. Maude Codding. Mrs. Edith I Baker and Mrs. Bertha Haskins, ! past presidents; Mrs. Anne Fin- ley, acting president for Miss j Grace Smith, and Mrs. Daily, ; executive board member. Incoming officers are Mrs. Enid Rankin, president: Miss j Myrta Otterdale. vice-president; j Mrs. Peggy Beebe, correspond- ing secretary, Mrs. Judy Stoll, recording secretary; Mrs. Edna Mole, treasurer, and Mrs. Vir ginia Sherwood, Mrs. Francis Grants and Mrs. Maisie Daily, di rectors. Hostesses for the evening were Mrs. Dorothy Young and Mrs. Esther Mohr. Special guests were former Altrusans Mrs. Ethel Chadwick, Phoenix, Arizona; Mrs. Audrey Frake, and Mrs. Bruce McDonald. Mrs. Enid Rankin returned last wertc from Bend where she pre sided at the organization dinner of the new Bend Altrusa club. She will be hostess for a potluck dinner for the new executive board at her home tomorrow. Two former Medford resi dents were marrivt Friday. June 14, in the First Churrh of the Nazarene, Medford. Miss D.ir lene Bonner, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence E. Bonner. Klamath Falls, became the bride of Robert Hansen, a son of Mr. and Mrs. William Hansen, Eu reka, Calif , in a double ring ceremony held at eight o'clock in the evening. The Rev. Ray mond Hum officiated. Baskets of stock and pink (Carnations decorated the church. Mrs. Roy Jrhnson. aunt of the bridegroom from Battleground, Wash., played the traditional organ wedding music and ac companied Robert Hughes of Seattle, soloist. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a white taffeta and chantllly lace gown with fall skirt terminating in a chapel train. Her fingertip length veil was held by a pearl and rhinestone tiara and her single strand of pearls was a gift from the bridegroom. She carried a single white orchid encircled by pink carnations. Miss Marie Johnson was hon or attendant. Bridesmaids were Miss Donna Ray. Tacoma, Wash., cousin of the bride, and Miss G Charlene Bohl. Miss Johnson wore a mint green ballerina length frock while the brides maids were in pink frocks. They all carried white carnations. Little Karen von Stein, Cen tral Point, was flower girl, iid Clyde Soble, Eagle Point, was ring bearer. Candlclighters were Jackson Phillips and William Barnes, cousin of the bride groom. Phoenix, Ariz. Robert Hughes, Seattle, serv ed as best man. Richard Han sen. Eureka. Calif , brother of the bridegroom, Darrell John son, Battleground, Wash., cou sin of the bridegroom. Warren Cole. Wayne Larson, and Wal ter Peterson, seated the guests. Following the wedding a re ception was held at the church annex attended by 150 guests Mrs. Al Larson, assisted by Mrs Joe Johnson, cut and served the wedding cake. Miss Carol Har ris, Mrs. Guy Garriott, Tacoma, Wash., aunt of the bride, and Mrs. Clyde Barnes, Phoenix, Ariz., aunt of the bridegroom, poured the coffee and punch. Miss Ruth Phillips was in charge of the guest book. For her daughter's wedding Mrs. Bonner wore a navy blue dress with white accessories.. Mrs. Hansen chose a dress of rose lace with white accessories. They both wore white orchid corsages. The newlywed couple are making their home in Eureka, Calif., after a wedding trip to Canada. For her traveling attire the bride wore a pink frock with navy blue duster and white accessories. The brine and bridegroom are graduates of Medford High school and are students at Northwest Nazarene college, Nampa, Idaho. Insurance Women To Hear Guest Speaker At Tuesday Meeting Richard House of the Holmes and House insurance firm will I be guest speaker at the regular I luncheon meeting of Insurance I Women of Jackson County Tues i diy. The meeting will be at 12 noon in the Jackson hotel. Reserva tions should be made with the hotel. The Insurance Women will al so discuss nlans for the Folival I regional meeting August 17 and 18. Clubs of the National Asso ciation of Insurance Women will attend from Oregon, Washing ton, Idaho, Montana, British Columbia and Alberta. Delegat es will go to the August 17 per formance of the Oregon Shake- Garden Club Hears History of Kittle At Monthly AW Gold Hill Mrs. Effie Birds eye was guest speaker at the last meeting of the Gold Hill GJrden club, when the group held its annual potluck picnic at the home of Mrs. E. E. Gregory on Pacific highway 99 North, June 21. Following the business session, Mrs. Birdseye presented the history of a hand turned brass kettle that she had brought with her to show at this time. She told how the kettle was brought to Portland from the east in the year 1852 by her grandmother, then to Gold Hill in 1854. A few of its uses during the past 100 years has been for making pick les, cooking preserves and milk pail. The kettle, which is bright and new looking, is kept in the living room along side the old Chickering piano in the historic Birdseye home, north of Gold Hill. Mrs. Gregory was host to nuie members and eight visitors. This was the last meeting until Sep tember. 4 Cebu Swamp Group Holds Dinner Mrs. Winifred Vail was hostess at her home at 56 North Orange street, Saturday, June 22, to the members and guests of Cebu Swamp of the Military Order of the Lizards, United Spanish War Veterans. A pot-luck dinner for 30 was served on the patio at 1 p.m. Gila Monster Dorris Cotter presided at the business meeting following the dinner. Plans for the grand convocation to be held in Grants Pass Tuesday, July 16, were discussed. New members of the Swamp include Mrs. Marie Bowling and Mrs. Elizabeth Schultz of Grants Pass, Mrs. Myrtls Morgan of Gold Hill and Miss Caroline VanderSteen of Medford. 2 ... jT- r-'J 'J ' r ft .sir..-, v. nr.: s ' 9 4 i Mr. and Mn. Ronald L. Palmerton (Warlord photo) Applegate Community Church Scene of Recent Marriage Rites Applegate Miss Gwen Krouse became the bride of Ronald L. Palmerton, Saturday, June 8, at the Applegate Community church. The Rev. Thornton Capen performed the marriage ceremony. The bride is a daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Krouse and the bridegroom is son of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd H. Palmerton, all of Applegate. The bride was graduated from the Grants Pass High school this year and the bridegroom re cently completed two years serv ice in the United States Army, serving for several months in Korea. The bride, who was given in marriage by her father, wore white lace and net over a white satin frock, which formed a short train. Her finger tip length veil was fastened to a tiara of seed pearls and she carried a white Bible with white rosebuds en circling a white orchid. Miss Dona Brown was maid of honor. Other attendants were Miss Nancy Surran, Miss Eliza beth Barker, Miss Sandra York and Miss Scharlene Powers. Miss Elizabeth Krouse, sister of the bride, was flower girl. The at tendants wore identical dresses of jacquard taffeta in pastel shades. Melvin Palmerton was best man for his brother while Gary Krouse, brother of the bride, Francis Krouse and Alfred Sur ran, cousins of the bride, seated the guests and lighted the candles. Mrs. Norval Moore played the traditional wedding music. Following the wedding a re ception was held on the lawn at the home of the bride's parents with 150 guests attending. The newlywed couple left for a ten-day trip to San Francisco Lake Tahoe, Reno, Salt Lake City and Yellowstone park. They are making their home with the bridegroom's parents while their home is being finished. Out of town guests attending the wedding were: Mr. and Mrs Edward Warford. Mrs. James Heinen and son, Danny, of Spo kane, Wash.; Mrs. Dorothy How ard and Miss Janet Howard of Portland; Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Palmerton of Klamath Falls: and Mr. and Mrs. Del Williams of Marysville, Calif. spearean Festival in Ashland during the meeting. . or Si lhmm Til - a tgL Jut-Ar..-l ..Avt M f - ffiM ''''' ll 1 its Driion-D fawvr THE ORJGINAX. mapie cm Map4 Owb. 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Ellison and Mrs. Amelia Mer- i ritt. Two new club members were enrolled. Entertaining the 34 members present were a trio of accordion ists undpr the direction of Mrs James Edge, the three Goehring girls. Miss Phyllis Howe, a bal let dancer from Portland, and fVeddie Greten, clarinetist. i ' Carpenter' Auxiliary To Install Officers t Friday M ing I Mrs. Fred Meadows has been elected president of Ladies Aux iliary of the Carpenter's local, and will be installed at the next meeting Friday, June 5 at Car penter's hall. Other officers elected include Mrs. Perry Smith, vice-president; Mrs. Joe Beeson, record- ' ing secretary; Mrs. Richard Har grove, treasurer; Mrs. Lloyd Fischer, warden; Mrs. Ray Sharp, conductor; and Mrs. Al Miller, member of the board of trustees. Mrs. Beeson and Mrs. i Miller were elected for second I terms in their offices. The auxiliary recently held its semi-annual birthday party and social at the home of Mrs Hargrove, 1131 Oak street, Ash land. Gideon Society Holds Meeting Newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. Al len Curry were honored guests at a meeting of the Rogue Valley Gideon society held Monday at the Talent Methodist church. The couple was presented a Sift arija wedding cake made by M. H. C. High. Mrs. Curry was received into the Auxiliary. Her husband is a member of the so ciety. A musical program and talks by several of the 45 guests fol lowed the pot luck dinner. keautif k! isv cincept is chiga all-purpose V true china by $E95 SYRACUSE fiora I pKI plKl settinf Delicate looking, translucent 1 year guarantee against brea Oven-proof, dishwasher-proof Colors under theg's,- to last forever Multi-purpose plates, bowls, casseroles Rich copper covered serving pieces lwutiaiijjM'iijgijMiuiiiiijj Blue miii Pattern Carefree, the perfect Carriage of luxury durability . , . pays for itself over and over ag! 44 piece family set, from $56.95 fs Sweat. 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All Scottish Rite Masons wives. widows, mothers, daughters and sisters are welcome to attend. were Mace Department Officer Makes Official Vi$ft Mrs. Hazel Anderson, presi dent of the Department of Ore gon, United Spanish War Veter ans, made her official visit to Herbert Applegate auxiliary at Klamath Falls Sunday, June 23. Accompanying Mrs. Anderson on the visit were Major and Mrs. A. J. Bush of Portland. Mrs. E. R. Grosh of Ashland, department secretary. Colonel Sargeant Aux iliary President Mrs. Bertha Nel son and her granddaughter Miss Caroline VanderSteen of Med ford, and Mrs. Sallie Cotter and Ernest Cotter of Grants Pass. Mrs. William Marache, presi dent of Herbert Applegate "a,, iliary, presided at the meeti ma gt the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ttaaj as Bieler. This is the lt tt tl scheduled visits that Mrs. Ander son has made to the Auxiliaries throughout the state during the past year. 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