TWO KPDPCSD '0EGO?r ?-.ML TRI3UTJE
S-jrsav, October 20. 1337
Newlyweds
To Reside
In Boston
Ceremony Held
In Med ford Home
Married Couple
League Announces Members; Plans Follies
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?lr.. K'-r.r.rfh Mayo attended
tJe nr.':i. Shf v.-c.i (. h frock of
hi'.' j '..-.- .". f'rc-i iaiior..--. eou.-m
c-.i lh bride from Sacramento,
si rvrri hrst man. Ushers were
Fr-r ar.d William Easterday.
V.'hi'p gladiolus and s:ork d--r-o-.-i'c-d
ti-.r church for th wed
d.ng f li ).. :r-2 ' f i crrmor.v a re
ception was held at. the home of
3Jr. and Mrs. H. M. Sturees and
'.Miss Bale Danforth in Sacra-
nfn''i.
Thr. nr-.vlywrd.; traveled to
S.m Francisco and Montercv,
Calif.. f:r their wedding trip.
For her travrlin- attire the
bride chose a light grev flannel
si. it.
Tin- I.ride is a graduate of Ore
gon State college and Syracuse
university. .. Y. The bride
groom attended University of
Hamburg, and will complete his
doctoral work at Boston imivcr
K 'y. Tiio couple will make their
b'.mf in Boston, Ma.-s., after
November 1.
Afumnae Group
Announces Sale
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r &: d Mr-. Lloyd ;
! i Country Club
d. with the Rev.
Eagle Point, offi-
do!;r-r:n2 n'r-s.
..; gave his dajgh-
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V.'CI'f
ros.rs .
bride
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and
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noon dress.
Lloyd 11.
man for the
Morris sang.
The rcrem.c.
lion fol'ov. ;ng
aboi.it 15 gu
tii'-r.
y blue
Morris
brides
a paie gray ,
with u nite ;
her flowers j
chrysanthe- 1
ended bv the ;
who wore ;
siik after-!
was
room.
best
Mrs.
ny and t he reeep- ;
v. f re attended by
c.sts. The bride's
mother served the wedding cake ,
and Mrs. Morris served coffee. ;
The bride, who has lived her
c;ro life in Jackson county, at-,
tended school m Butte Falls, j
graduating from Butte Falls'
High school with the class of ;
1936. She is employed at Anders' ;
Photo shop, Medford. The bride-
groom, also a native of Medford. '
attended Medford High school ;
before entering service in 1953. j
High School Choir
To Give Musical
P J V i T!5JW!ii ' " cV
4cnrf ,
Seventeen new provisional members were
announced by Medford Junior Service league
at the pnnual Founders' day luncheon Wed
nesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John S.
Day, Table Rock estates. The new provision
als pictured above are (sealed, left to right)
Mrs. Dcnald Jackson, recently of Portland:
Mrs. Robert E. Schoit. Mrs. Charles Mickel
scn, who came here not lonq ago from Eu
gene; and (standing, left to right) Mrs. Rob
ert R. Dickey, Mrs. Billy D. Blackstone, Mrs.
Robert Turner. Ashland, Mrs. Jonathan
Middleton, Mrs. Eugene Meyerding and Mrs.
Houston Pitts. Shown below (seated, left to
right) are Mrs. John M. Lynch, Mrs. Peter
Trim, Mrs. William Barnum and Mrs. William
F. Cowning: (standing, left to right) Mrs. Rich
ard Hensley, Mrs. Jack A. Edson, Mrs. Fred
A. Lewis and Mrs. Ray L. Caslerline. The
new members' first tasks will be in connec
tion, with the 1957 Follies which the league
will present November 6-7 at the Craierian
theater. (Hawthorne studio.).
Ti Beta Phi alumnae
son county will bold th
- Jack-annual
jWowcraft sale Friday, Novem
ber l. at the home of Dr. and
Jvlrs. George S. Jennings. Sagi
naw drive. Handwoven and
handmade articles from the
s o r o r i t y-sponsored settlement
prhool at Satlinburg, Tcnn.. will
re srdcl between 10 a.m. and
pm. Coffee will be served.
S?r. Wayne Struble is general
chairman of arrangements.
Plans for the annual sale were
made at a meeting of the alum
nae held last week at the home
of Mrs. Carl Brophy.
The
music:
sented
school
16 at
school
A c;
dancers
chestra
ticipate
Rogers and Hammerstein
1. "Carousel." will be pre
by the Medford High
choir November 14 and
:15 p.m. at the High
auditorium.
;ist of more than 100
and chorus plus an or
of 40 students will par-
in the production. Lvnn
Sjolund and Mrs. Lanore Zapell
are directors with John Drys
dale as director of the orchestra.
Lead roles will be played by
Sue Baker, Rosemary Doolen.
2 ! Del Clark. John Frohnmayer,
i Bob Cee. Ted Lawson. Linda
Smith. Pam Cooksey. Jim Ellis,
David Frohnmayer. Mike Forbes,
Cliff Coiner, and Pat Hilton.
Tickets will go on sale Thurs
day, October 24, at the high
school.
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'Couple to Marry
In Rites Planned
Thanksgiving Day
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene F. All- .
bert of Buffalo. N. Y.. recently ;
announced the engagement and ';
approaching marriage of their
' daughter, Ruth Elizabeth, to Roy j
Lee Rogers, son of Mr. and Mrs. j
; Earl V. Rogers. 847 Pennsyl- i
! vania avenue. Medford. j
I The wedding will take place
Thanksgivfng day in First Pres
i bylcrian chapel. Palo Alto,
i Calif., and the couple will live
I in California. ;
The bride-elect is a graduate
: of Buffalo State Teachers' col
: lege and was a member of Alpha
Sigma Pi social sorority and
Kappa Delta Pi. national educa
tion honor society, at the colleee. '
She is a teacher in the public j
schools of Mt. View, Calif. !
Mr. Rogers, a graduate of j
Medford High school and Ore
Eon State college, studied last
year in The Netherlands on' a
Fulbright scholarship. He is
now with the Sylvania Defense
Research corporation in Mt.
View, and is also doing graduate
work at Stanford university in
science.
Gardeners Plan
j District Session
I The Fall meeting of Siskiyou
! district, Oregon Federation of
I Garden clubs, will be held Tues
! day, October 29, at Fruitdale
Grange hall in Grants Pass, in
stead of the Community Hall in
Jerome Prairie. Green Thumb
Gardners are hostesses and the
Jerome Prairie Garden club, co
hostsscs. State officers will be
honored at this meeting.
Mark Astrup, Salem, from the
Oregon Highway department,
will speak on landscape art and
the use of native plants in gard
ening and landscaping. James O'
Donahue. Klamath Falls, will
show slides of bird wild life.
Registration will start at 9
a.m.: the business meeting will
begin at 9:45 a.m. Luncheon will
be served at noon. Tickets and
further information may be ob
tained by calling Mrs. Ira Fitz
gerald. SPring 2-7508.
Fruitdale Grange hall is lo
cated on the corner of Highway
99 and Parkdale drive in Grants
Pass, behind the Farmers Realty
Building and across the street
from Pierce Freight Lines.
Named
Eugene Robert W. Shep
herd, Medford, was recently
named co-chairman of queen se
lection for the 1957 Homecoming
Weekend here. He is a junior in
business administration.
"BPWC Session
Ending Todays
Director Talks
The annual fall conference of
Southern Oregon district, Ore
gon Federation of Business and
Professional Women's club be
ing held here this week end will
conclude at noon today. The
conference started Saturday aft
ernoon with a tour to Jackson
ville museum.
Present for the meeting was
Mrs. Margaret Gordon. Wes
coma. Ore., state president of
the Federation. Mrs. Harriet
Watson, past president of the
Medford club and district chair
man, arranged the program.
At the Thursday meeting of
the Medford club Major General
Joseph H. Hicks, Jackson coun
ty civil defense director, spoke
on atom bomb fallout and
showed films on National Secu
rity. Miss Laura York spoke o the
third annual Oregon state wom
en's conference on Civil Defense
that she attended recently. She
explained the part that women
can do to help with civil de
fense. John Lusk, Lusk's Piano '
house, played several piano se
lections during the evening.
Committees in charge were
national security, Mrs. Thelma
Mclntyre, chairman: and public
relations, Mrs. Kay Kohler,
chairman.
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Preferential Tea
Set For Today
Beta Upsilon chapter, Beta
Sigma Phi, will hold the annual
preferential tea today at the
home of Mrs. Scott Davis, 1914
East Main street, at 2 p.m.
The tea was announced during
a meeting of the chapter held
October 15 at the home of Mrs.
Howard Blew. Mrs. Carl Chris
tensen, president, presided.
Guests attending were Mrs.
Joe Sayre and Mrs. Max Larson
Tlie evening was highlighted
by a report from Mrs. Arthur
Brooks on the Beta Sigma Phi
regional convention held in Ed
monton, Canada, in June. The
delegate displayed a scrapbook
and had many new ideas for the
chapter, as well as reports on
convention activities.
Mrs. Jack Canon presented a
program on "Architecture," and
Mrs. Jack McCarey gave a pro
gram "Poetry."
Mrs. Neil Curry announced
plans for a Halloween costume
party for members and husbands
October 26 at the home of Mr
and Mrs. Jack Canon.
JKiwanian Dames
;To Meet Tuesday
Kiwanian Dames will meet at
12 noon Tuesday. October 22. at
Girl's Community club. Lunch
eon hostesses will be Mrs. Victor
; Milnes. Mrs. Robert W. Vocgtly,
Mrs. Boyde E. Budge and Mrs.
i John R. Dcllcnback.
! All members are asked to
: bring the doll clothing they have
' made for "Kiwani Ann".
A social afternoon, with bridge
; and canasta, will follow the
j business meeting,
j Those who wish transportation
i are to call Mrs. Dick Phair,
SPring 2-5049 or Mrs. Kcva E.
Hutchinson, SPring 3-1606.
Mrs. Evereft Sybrant
To Entertain Chapter
Bow Bells chapter of th
Daughters of the British Empire
will meet with Mrs. Everett Sy
brant, 520 South Peach street.
Friday. October 25. at 8 p.m.
Miss Gertrude Malloy will be
speaker for the evening.
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Medford Junior Service'
league ouscrveu tue tcum anni
versary of organization by an
nouncing that 17 young women
of Jackson county have been in
vited to become members. The
new class was introduced at the
annual Founders' day luncheon
held Wednesday at the heme of
Mrs. John S. Day, Table Rock
estates. i
The provisionals are Mrs. Wil-1
liam S. Cowning. Mrs. William 1
Barnum. Mrs. Biliy Blackstone, I
Mrs. Ray Castcrlme. Mrs. Rob- i
ert Dickey. Airs, .lack Edson.
Mrs. Richard Hensley. Mrs. Fred
Lewis. Mrs. John X. Lynch, Mrs.
Euscne Meverding. Mrs. Jona
than Middleton. Mrs. Houston!
Pitts. Mrs. Robert Schott. Mrs. !
Peter Trim. Mrs. Robert Turner.
Ashland. Mrs. Charles Mickel- j
son, lormcriy or nusone. ana
Sojourners
All women who have lived in
Medford two years or less are
cordially invited to a meeting of
Medford Sojourners at Girls
Community club Thursday. Oc
tober 24. at 12:30 p.m. Cards
wll be played.
Elta Deuell Hubs tent. Daugh
ters of Union Veterans, will hold
a homecoming dinner Tuesday,
October 22. at 6:30 p.m. in the
courtiiouse auditorium. A busi
ness session will follow.
traditional nine-months school
year, paying me salary of a
qualified and trained teacher.
The group's major fund-raising
project this fall is the bi
annual Follies, which will be
presented November 6-7 at the
Craterian theater. The director
arrived in Medford yesterday, a
'talent party" was held at
Rogue Valley Country club Fri
day night and rehearsals will
begin at once.
Mrs. Donald Jackson, w-ho came
nere from Portland, who have
been granted transfer member
ship from Junior Service
leagues in those cities.
Several of the new provision
als are members of well known
Medford families while others
have come to this locality in re
cent years. Mrs. Barnum is the
former Barbara Green, Mrs.
Hensley was Ann Durno before
her marriage and Mrs. Lynch is
tne former Carol Myers. Mrs.
Pitts was Betty Kay before her j
marriage. Mrs. Trim is the for-j
mer Mary Miksche and Mrs. j
Turner was Anne Judy.
Medford Junior Service!
league, patterned after older or
ganizations in the nation which
strive to interest young women
in civic and charitable work,
provides that women of the
group may become sustaining
members after a certain term of
membership. Fourteen are now
listed as sustaining members:
they may not hold office and are
not obligated to hold committee
chairmanships, but may aid and
support the organization other
wise. Tho ToHfrvrrt toaccim'c main
i.l 1 .CW 111""' ' k i f
project is a kindergarten forjvAUSIC OTOUD
Family Arrives
For Visit Here
Mr. and Mrs. Jean C. Archi
bald and children, Terry Scott
and Paige Elizabeth, have ar
rived from Boise. Ida., and are
spending three weeks in Med
ford. They are visiting their par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Hardy,
1T14 Crown avenue; and Mr.
and Mrs. C. C. Archibald, 715
South Oakdale avenue, and Mrs.
Archibald's brother-in-law and
sister, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Chesney,
1701 Lenora drive.
Mr. Archibald is traffic man
ager for United Airlines in
Boise.
: deaf children. The organization
established the school, which
: has the support of medical,
i health and welfare agencies of
; the area, provided equipment
tand now operates it during the
The music study group of the
American Association of Uni
versity Women will meet Thurs
day, October 24. at 8 p.m. at the
home of Mrs. Charles Freeman,
3365 Hollywood avenue.
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