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carried a -iler basket filled
with rose pe'ais.
I ieri.-iaii Uooy rvcd as best
5?-ai aiui Walter Haas: and Fred
li'ilstroin .-eated the quests,.
For I "r (ianuhter's wedding
'.Mr. Mi-cnrr wore a wine col
ored (ii e -s iMi black accessor-jo--
lis Il'il-troni chose a gray
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Wedding Service
Is Recent Event
.. r.z early October wed-e-.r.z
" a- that of Miss Yvonne
P:er--on. daughter of Mr.
b:.a M.-. Robert Johnson. 331 :
Ke:.:.c street, to Arthur Bogart, '
of Mr. and Mrs. Orville Bo
:ar. 3310 Sweet road. The mar
r ceremony took place Octo
ber 4 at 7 o'clock in the evening
at the Assemoly of God churcn .
in Medford. i
Tne Rev. Lawrence Krause
officiated for the double-ring
r.'es. Yellow blossoms and ferns
ceeorated the church.
The bride wore a ballerina
wcddir.g gown of lace over
and carried a white Bible
and pink rosebuds. Mrs. A Ivan ;
Lee. sister of the bride, was hon- !
or attendant. Her frock was of ;
yeliow. j
Mr Johnson gave the bride in
marriage, and Alvan Lee, broth-j
er-in-law of the bride, was best
man for Mr. Bogart. '
Miss Velva Krause provided
the wedding music.
The reception was held at the
Johnson home, with 25 guests
attending. i
The bride attended school in :
r attended :Lakeiew. Ore., and Medford and j
re a blue ! t!l bridegroom attended school j
here. He is with Timber Prod-
ucts company, and the newly- ,
weds are residing here.
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Sunday. Ociober 20, 1957
MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE THREE
Rush Party Given By Sorority
Recent even
chapter. Beta
of Alpha Beta Phi and each guest was intro
Sigma Phi. in-, dueed. Members speaking on dif-
cluded the annual rushing party ferent phases of Beta Sigma Phi
and a model meeting. were Mrs. Lowell Fleser and
"Around the World in Eighty Mrs. Irving Thompson.
Days" was the theme of the : Plans- for a "get acquainted
rushing party held at the home party"' to be given for new mem
of Mrs. Tom Snoop, 130 White bers and husbands, were dis
Oak drive. ; cussed and the date set for Sat-
Members wore costumes rep-1 urday, November 16. The date
resenting different countries, for the pledge ritual is Tuesday,
Decorations were in keeping November 12.
with the theme, which consist-i Mrs. Irving Thompson was
ed of posters, travel folders and j chosen Valentine Girl to repre
flags of the various nations. The : sent Alpha Beta chapter at the
dessert was also the table deco-: annual Valentine ball given by
ration. It was a large balloon! all chapters of Beta Sigma Phi.
floating above and anchored to j Refreshments were served by
a cake, which was fashioned j the hostesses, Mrs. Fred Grif
and decorated in the shape of fith and Mrs. John Dickson,
a basket. Games adapted to the ! Guests were Mrs. Frank Wil
theme were played. ! son, Mrs. Ernest Flakus. Mrs.
Rush captain was Mrs. Fred j Ted Nielson, Mrs. Ronald Hall,
Johnson, and assisting were i Mrs. Kenneth Parmlee, and
Reunion Planned
By Girl Scouts
In Rogue River
Rogue River All leaders,
counselors and members of Girl
Scout troops in Rogue River
since 1927 are invited to a reun
ion tea Tuesday. October 22. in
the Veterans' of Foreign Wars
hall. Rogue River.
The tea will start at 3 p.m.
with members of Girl Scout
troop 205 hostesses.
Always fold sharp buttons and
buckles under fabric before run
ning a garment through the
wringer.
i Session Set Tuesday
jBy DAV Auxiliary
i Disabled American Veterans
' auxiliary will meet Tuesady, Oc
j tober 22. at 8 p.m. at the Vct-
cran's hall. 1515 North River
! side avenue.
At the last meeting of the aux
: i'iary's sewing club showers
1 were held for Mrs. Norman Nea
i thamor. 119 Jeanette street,
i whose daughter. Kathleen, was
born October 15. at Sacred
Heart hospital, and Mrs. Mary
J Lunceford. bride-elect of Louis
j Weber, whose wedding will be
held this month.
Mrs. Robert Harland. Mrs. Rob-j Alpha Beta's director Mrs.
ert Vincent, Mrs. John Holmes, I Thorns Cardona.
Mrs. Wayne Turpin and Mrs. The next semi-monthly meet
Tom Shoop. Mrs. Walter Larsen ing will be held at the home of
was in charge of the refresh- Mrs. L. K. Morris. 1717 Lenora
ment committee. j drive on October 29.
Guests were Mrs. Charles!
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Ralph Wineman
(Classic photo)
Sandra Darlene Straus Wed
To Marvin Ralph Wineman
Central Point White chrysan-1 wood company in Glendale. Ore.
themums decorated Church of 'lie is now serving with the
Christ. Central Point, for the United States Army,
wedding Saturday, October 5, of Out of town guests included
Miss Sandra Darlene Straus. Mr. and Mrs. Jim McDowell and
agency supporting the Oregon daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stan- daughters. Terry and Linda, of
Shakespearean Festival associa-, icy Straus, route 1. Eagle Point. I Willits, Calif.
hon. Proceeds from the bazaar j ancj Marvin Raloh Wineman. son i
will go into the festival building i 0f nr. and Mrs. Dave Wineman.
Glendale, Ore.
Bazaar Planned
By Tudor Guild
The annual Tudor guild bazaar
will be held in Ashland Novem
ber 7. 3 and 9. it was announced
today.
Tudor guild is an auxiliary
King, Mrs. Robert Drake. Mrs. Back To School
Ellis Chartier. Mrs. Frank Wil-i K ,. , A ,
son, Mrs. Floyd Eastwood, Mrs. Night Announced
Lone Pine school will have a
back-to-school night for parents
of children in the second grade
Tuesday, October 22 at 7:30 p.m.
in Mrs. Edith Thornton's room.
Mrs. Mabel Hundley and Mrs.
Opal Guctzlaff met with parents
of first grade children October
15. They directed the parents in
president. Miss Jean Cardona . the performance of actual first
Ernest Flakus. Mrs. Fred Raw
son. Mrs. Ted Nielson. Mrs. John
Williams. Mrs. Roland Hall,
Mrs. Phil Huntley and two Beta
Sigma Phi transfers Mrs. Jody
Larson and Mrs. Martha Sayre.
Rushees were also invited io
attend a model meeting held
October 15 at the home of the
224 Saginaw drive. The . vice
president, Mrs. Fred Johnson
played a recording by Walter
V.". Ross, founder of Beta Sigma
grade work, and they mentioned
some ways in which parents
could help their own children
in their work.
SHOP LEISURELY.. .SHOP NOW!
FOR YOUR
CHRISTMAS CARDS
to be imprinted
with your name.
When you care enough lo Mnd the eiy bcti".
BOOKS GIFTS RECORDS
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fund.
The event will be co-sponsored
tee ceromonv a re-
cpp'i'Ti was held at the parson
age. Assisting with the serving
cre Mis ChriM'iie Hulstrom.
Jibs Carlvnne liuistrom. Miss
Nancy .Iisener. Mrs. Walter iof ak and Main streets, Ash
Haas '.Irs. Robert Miscnor. sis-! Iand-
ter-in-law of the bride from Med- i Those participating may ob-f.ir-f.
end Mrs. Edwin Misencr. ' t;nn further information from
The bride attended Jackson- ', Mrs- E- N'- Terrill. Talent; Mrs.
vilie schools -nd Garden Grove. I w- B- Wmdt. Ashland, or Mrs.
Tl-,0 Rot- "T To-,n AT CI,aI1
til- tnr ich unH InnU.rr r F V i
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Sigma Phi, and the Ashland i . 7. j j t.
r. - . , , -,, , , . , . evening ceremony attended bv
Garden club. It will be held in . .. , . . , , -
. ., ,. ... j 30 relatives and friends. Mrs.
tne Knox building, at the corner I c, ,, , ... ...
oin.iiv pid vvu tne weuuin lliu-
sic and accompanied William
Heberling. soloist.
Given in marriage
Rebekahs Plan
Annual Festival
Calif . Hiih school. She is em-flovC'-?
,i waitress in Anaheim.
TVTr. lnl.stroi-i attended San Ja
c;r,?n Hirih school and is em-
A. C. Allen Jr.. Medford.
ployed by Key 4 Drive-in in Jan
Jacinto.
by
father, the bride wore a bal
lerina length white lace over
satin gown and carried a white
orchid on a white Bible.
The annual fall festival lunch
eon, bazaar and card party of
Olive Rebekahs lodge will be
held Thursday. October 31, at
I t o . o r i 4.1 ajj r-n
i..rr i:.ou p.m. at. me uuu itiiuws
ft- !&
H s
hall.
Gifts for the holiday season
will be shown at the bazaar and
bridge, canasta, and pinochle
Miss Barbara Swanson wasiul11 be played during the after-
maid of honor and Mrs. Lester noon
Hartley was bridesmatron. They
wore ballerina length orchid
colored taffeta frocks and car
ried orchid and white carna-
Chairman for the event is Mrs.
Frank Chapman with Mrs. Frank
English, Mrs. Kitty Sowell, Mrs.
J. D. Brummond, luncheon chair-
tions. Flower eir's were Rhonda i men, and Mrs. R. M. Smith and
Jack and Sheri Hartlev, cousins Mrs- Lester L. Wright, card
of the bride. chairmen.
Carl Scther served as best ' Olive Rebckah lodge will
man and Eldred Jack, uncle of. mect Monday. Oct. 21. at 8 p.m.
the bride, and Jack Straus, j at lhc IOOF haU- Members are
brother of the bride, seated the ! asked t0 come in costume. Re
guests. Ring bearer was John j freshlricnt committee will be
Jack, another cousin of the ' Mrs- John Small, Mrs. James
fcr iclo. j W icker, Mrs. Naomi Goes, and
Mrs. Waiuta Adkins.
For her daughter's wedding
Mrs. Straus wore a white knit
suit with black accessories. Her
corsage was of pink carnations.
Following the ceremony a re
ception was held at the church.
Mrs. Eldred Jack cut and served
the tiered wedding cake. Mrs.
James Jack poured the coffee,
and Mrs. Jim McDowell presid
ed at the punch bowl. The worn- i Past grand master-at-arms of the :
en are all aunts of the bride. ! Knights of Pythias lodge. return
Miss Georgia Mason was in ' ed last week from Portland
charge of the guest book and ! where he attended the stale con-;
Miss Sara Clogston was at the ! vention of the lodge as the Med-
Delegate Returns
From Portland;
Benefit Announced
Roland G. Beach, Medford,
gift table.
The newlyweds traveled to
San Francisco for their wedding
trip. For her traveling attire
the bride chose a blue suit with
white accessories and white or
chid corsage.
The bride is a graduate of
Eagle Point High school and is
employed by Rogue Valley State
bank. The bridegroom attended
Broseley. Mo., schools and was
employed by Robert Dollar Ply-
Meeting Announced
For Extension Unit
Willow Springs Extension un- j burg, and Robert Dame
it wiil hold the first meeting of
the season at the Wayne Vincent
home. Tuesday, October 22 at
10:30 a.m.
The project, home freezing,
will be presented by Mrs.
George Davis and Mrs. Earl Sim
mons. A pot-luck luncheon will be
served. Members whose last
names start with A through K
are asked to bring a main dish.
L through P. salads. R through ; lodge will be held Monday. Oc
T. desserts, and U through Z, , tober 21, at 8 p.m. at the lodge
bread or relishes. building.
ford delegate.
State officers elected at the i
convention were Claude Kelly,
Bend, grand chancellor; Tom C. '
Hartfiel, Roseburg. grand vice- '
chancellor; Dan Hollopeter, Port- I
land, grand prelate; Walter G. j
Gleeson, Portland, grand secre- i
tary; and Jack Dcmpscy, Port- ;
land, grand treasurer. The con- !
vention will be held in Eugene
in 1958. i
Two candidates were elected ;
to the rank of page at the last :
meeting of the Medford lodge.
Dan Kadin received his obliga- '
tions at the "Rathbone Bible ;
Class'' initiation held in Rose- i
who ;
was unable to attend the meet- j
ing. will be initiated in Medford,
October 28. i
Plans have been completed for ;
the Pythian Home Benefit card !
party to be held in the Pythian :
building, Fifth and Grape ;
streets, Saturday, October 26. i
Chairman of the affair is Edward I
Bostwick. Halloween decora
tions will be used for the event. '
The business meeting of the
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