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Mr. and Mrs. Keith Brian Van Horn
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Miss Patricia Misenhimer
Married to Keith Fan Horn
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Brian Van
Horn are now at home at 111
Lindley street, Medf ord, "follow
ing their wedding Saturday,
October 26, at Meeker chapel,
First Methodist church. Dr.
George G. Roseberry officiated i
at the double ring seven o clock
evening ceremony attended by
85 relatives and friends.
The bride is the former Miss
Patricia Ruth Misenhimer, a
Slighter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray
mond R. Misenhimer, 234 Sev
enth street, Ashland, and has
been making her home ,at 518
Putman street, . Medford. The
bridegroom is a son of Mr. and
Mrs. E. B. Van Horn, 605 Fran-
quette avenue, Medford.
Baskets of white chrysanthe-1
mums and pink stock decorated
the chapel for the wedding. Mrs.
Charles Champlin was soloist.
Given in marriage by her fath-1
, the bride wore a floor length !
er
white net and lace gown over
taffeta fashioned with fitted
bodice and bouffant skirt which
terminated in a train. Lace out
lined the neckline of the dress
O gnd insets on the skirt formed a
peplum. Her fingertip length
veil was edged with lace and
fell from a lace crown. She car
ried (9 bouquet of white Fuji
chrysanthemums encircling a
hite orchid.
Mrs. Donald Williams, Ash
land, was honor attendant for
her sister and Miss Hilde Prom
nd Miss Lillia Misenhimer,
gnother sister of the bride, were
bridesmaids. They wore frocks
of taffeta styled on princess lines
S ith matching headbands of net
nd carried pink and white car
ration bouquets. Mrs. Williams
ore pale yellow, Miss Prom
was in light green, and Miss Mis
enhimer wore rose beige.
Eight-year-old Patti Mitchell
ijfas flower girl for her aunt.
best man for his brother-in-law
while Gene M. Depuy and Don
ald L. Pursel seated the guests.
Following the ceremony a re
ception vjps held at the home of
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Mrs. Gene Depuy and Mrs. Rob
ert Montgomery cut and served
the tiered wedding cake and
Mrs. Walter Huck, Ashland, sis
ter of the bride, and Mrs. Misen
himer poured the punch. Mrs.
Albert Mitchell, another sister
of the bride, was in charge of
the guest book.
The couple traveled to Reno,
Nevada, on their wedding trip.
For her traveling attire the
bride chose a light blue faille
suit with navy blue accessories.
The bride is a graduate of
Ashland High school and is em
ployed as traffic clerk with the
Medford city police department.
The bridegroom is a graduate of
Medf ord High school and is a
patrolman with the Medford
city police department.
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Good Nutrition
Showing Results
Washington, D. C. Public
application of nutrition knowl
edge is paying off in increased
stature and weight and better
health, according to D. W. H.
Sebrell, formerly director, Na
tional Institutes of Health, U.S.
Public Health service. He says
children today are usually taller
and heavier than parents were
at the same age.
According to Yale university
records, in 1893 the average Yale
freshman was slightly older than
19, weighed 138 pounds and was
68 inches tall. In 1952 he was
nearly a year younger, weighed
18 pounds more and was 2Vi
inches taller.
Dr. Sebrell pointed out that
World War II draftees were
taller than those of World War I.
Good nutrition calls for a bal
anced diet including liberal i
amounts of animal products as
well as cereals and fruits and
vegetables. Dr. Sebrell points
out the danger of eating too ;
much carbohydrates. He savs .
that such eating creates a tend- 1
ency toward obesity and also is
likely to preclude eating of oth-
er essentials. '
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Credit Buying !
To Be Topic of j
Oakgrove Group
Mrs. W. W. Driskill and Mrs.
Ross Goodroad will be leaders j
for a project on credit buying j
at the Oak Grove Extension unit !
meeting Tuesday, November 12, !
at 10:30 a.m. at the home of Mrs. j
Martin Gates, 1208 West Ninth j
street.
Luncheon committee will be
Mrs. Gerald Parsons, Mrs. Rob
ert Hubbard, and Mrs. S. B. San
burg! Those planning to attend
are asked to take their own ta
ble service.
Those requiring child care are
asked to call Mrs. Ben Belknap
at SPring 2-4435.
Luncheon
Mrs. Rex Nicodemus, Fourth
street, Medford, was hostess at
a luncheon Wednesday at her
home for the First Presbyterian
church, . Phoenix. Thirty - one
f uests attended the event with !
the proceeds being contributed j
to the Women's association ofj
the Phoenix church.
Officers
Announced
By Counci
I Mrs. Everett Faber was elected
president of Medford Council of
Church Women at a business
meeung neia uie morning ui i
their recent observance of World
Community Day at First Metho
dist church.
Other officers elected were
Mrs. Donald Bohnert, first vice
president: Mrs. Samuel Earhart,
second vice-president; Mrs. Mel
vin Ward, third vice-president;
Mrs. William Ricken, fourth
vice - president; Mrs . Wayne
Troxell. fifth vice-president;
Mrs. Clayton Walker, corres
ponding secretary; Mrs. Mary
Simon, treasurer, and Mrs. Trox
ell, personnel director. The of
ficers were installed by the Rev.
Raymond Hum prior to the af
ternoon program.
Principal speaker during the
day's program was the Rev. John
O. Reynolds, assistant pastor of
the First Presbyterian church,
who spoke on '"Bread, Freedom
and Dignity." He told of the
progress made by countries in
the Mediterranean area in the
improving of agricultural meth
ods and livestock raising. He
added that through the efforts of
Christian nations peoples of un
developed areas have become en
lightened and are graduallly im
proving their standards of living.
Also speaking at the meeting
was David Frohnmayer who told
of his experiences while in Ger
many during the summer as an
exchange student. He particu
larly mentioned old churches of
that country.
Mrs. Margareta Larsdotter
Aulin, exchange student from
Sweden, was also a speaker. She
commented on the friendliness
of the American people and told
of the customs of her country.
The Rev. Escil Hiser conduct
ed the dedication service dur
ing the presentation of boxes of
clothing for overseas relief. Oth
er ministers assisting during de
votional periods included the
Rev. G. H. Hillerman, the Rev.
Melvin Dixon, the Rev. Robert
T. Bridge, and Dr. George G.
Roseberry.
Mrs. Jerry Sherman was at
the organ during the afteroon
and accompanied Miss Rosemary
Doolen, Miss Colleen Barr, Mrs.
Robert Reeves and Mrs. Ralph
Matlack who sang.
Hospital Presented
New Communicator
At a meeting of Providence
guild of Sacred Heart hospital
November 7, members inspected
the new Civil Defense communi
cator which was recently donat
ed and installed in the hospital
through the efforts of the group.
The radio receiver and transmit
ter unit will be used for both
civil defense purposes and local
emergencies.
The members voted to pur
chase for the hospital a special
ly constructed stretcher which
will serve for certain x-ray pa
tients. Following the meeting
the members assisted with the
annual Christmas sale and con
ducted the weekly x-ray clinic.
Mrs. Everett Gosch, the new
president, conducted the meeting.
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Medford Footlighters will hold
a general meeting Tuesday, No
vember 12, .at 7:45 p.m. in the
little theatre at the fairgrounds.
This meeting is open to the public.
Director
Announces
IPlay Cast
Ashland Cast selections for
the November 22-3 production of
"The Caine Mutiny Court Mar
tial," the Southern Oregon Col
lege Players fall quarter produc
tion, have been announced by
Argus L. Bowmer, director. This
gripping dramatization of the
trial scene from Herman Wouk's
Pulitzer prize . novel has long
bten a popular Broadway pro
duction and motion picture, ac
cording to Director Bowmer.
Several actors are included in
! the cast who have appeared in
other SOC Players productins,
while others are new to valley
audiences. Rudolf Vest, Jr. who
has been seen in a number of
the college dramas, the Bishop's
Players, and in the Ashland
Shakespearean Festivals, wiJl
play the role of Lt. Barney
Greenwal, defense attorney. Vest
played the title role in "Aladdin"
in addition to his Shakespearean
Festival roles during the past
season.
Two otner members of the
"Aladdin" cast will also be seen
in this production, Leslie White,
Eugene, in the role of Lt. Step
hen Maryk, the accused, and
Peter Lungreen, Klamath Falls,
who plays the part of the pros
ecutor, Lt. Com. John Challee.
Isaac McCarley, Ashland, last
seen in "Winterset," appears as
Lt. Com Queeg, the command
ing officer of the USS Caine,
who was removed from duty.
Robert Anderson, Ashland, who
had a role in the summer ses
sion one-act play, will play the
part of Dr. Robert Lundeen, a
psychiatrist.
New to SOC audiences will be
Orion Ahammett, Rogue River,
as Captain Blakely, president of
the court; John Converse, Ash
land, in the role of Lt. Thomas
Keefer, cynical novelist; Norman
Sherwood, Ashland, as Captain
Southard, an expert witness;
William Gregory, Medford, por
traying Lt. (jg) Willis Keith, the
officer of the deck at the time
of the mutiny; and David Bow
doin, Ashland, who will play a
second psychiatrist, Dr. Bird.
Cast in the roles of enlisted
men are Carl Richards, Portland,
as a signalman; Dale Flowers,
Medford, as a court stenogra
pner, and Gary Blew, Medford,
as an orderly.
Members of the court will be
made up from the United States
Naval Reserve unit in the area.
Their names will be announced
later, Bowmer said.
Parents to Give
Spaghetti Dinner
The combined' parents clubs
of St. Mary's Grade and High
school will sponsor an Armistice
day spaghetti dinner Monday,
November 11. Mr. and Mrs. Al
Carrara will prepare the real
Italian spaghetti.
Dinner will be served from 3
until 8 p.m. in St. Mary's gym
nasium annex. The public is in
vited to attend.
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Miss Rita Milner
Announce Trothal
Of Rita Milner
To David Parsons
Rogue River Mrs. Ella Lou
Milner of Evans Creek and G.
W. Milner of Gold Hill, announce
the engagement of their daugh
ter, Rita, to David Parsons, son
of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Parsons of
Foots Creek.
Miss Milner is a student at
Rogue River High school. Mr.
Parsons, who is serving with the
United States Navy, attended
Rogue River High school and is
attending U. S. Naval Machin
ery Repairman school in San
Diego, Calif.
No date has been set for the
wedding.
Freshman Class
Sponsors Dance
Ashland The freshman class
of Southern Oregon college
sponsored a Victory ball in Britt
center last night honoring the
Raider team as Oregon Colle
giate conference champions.
The program included intro
duction of the football team by
Head Coach Al Akins and a
short talk by Dr. Elmo Steven
son, president of the college.
The class decorated the ball
room as a football field with a
huge center decoration of a foot
ball proclaiming SOC as confer
ence champions.
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Sunday, November 10, 1957
Lutheran Women
Elect Officers;
Visitors Attend
Mrs. Henry Mover was elect
ed president of the Women's
guild, Zion Lutheran church, at
a meeting November 5 in the
church parlors. Named to serve
with Mrs. Moyer were Mrs.
Charles Peterson, first vice-president;
Mrs. Richard Myers, sec
ond vice-president; Mrs. Roman
Schroeder, secretary; Mrs. Ben
nett Austin, treasurer, and Mrs.
G. Herbert Hillerman, statisti
cian. Members of the Women's so
city of Hope Lutheran church of
Klamath Falls were guests and
were introduced by their presi
dent, Mrs. J. T. Mosely. Guests
and new officers were present
ed corsages.
The program included the
quarterly thank offering, con
ducted by Mrs. Carl Fichtner.
Delegates to the United Luther
an Women's convention, held in
October in Longview, Wash.,
reviewed the ideas obtained
there by means of a panel dis
cussion. Mrs. Edward Hamme,
wife of Pastor Hamme of Hope
Lutheran church, acted as panel
ist. Mrs. L. Johnson, Mrs. Ben
Cherrier and Mrs. A. G. Cum
mings took part.
The luncheon table was deco
rated in yellow and gold. Host
esses were Mrs. John Bali, Mrs.
Lillian Twite and Mrs. A. ' V.
Anderson.
The annual harvest festival
will be a smorgasbord dinner
served at the church from 5 to
7 p.m. November 15.
Past Noble Grands
To yVleef on Thursday
Past Noble Grands club of
Olive Rebekah lodge will meet
Thursday, November 14, at 8
p.m. at the Girls Community
club. Election of officers will
be held.
Mrs. Irene Shirley and Mrs.
Nell Gibson will provide the
entertainment with Mrs. Guy
Hughes, Mrs. Lyle Pickell, Mrs.
W. B. Hickman and Mrs. Dana
Bowers in charge of refresh
ments.
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At their last meeting a potluck
supper grid party were held at
the Willow Springs schoolhouse
with 40 members attending.
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