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St. Joseph's Catholic church
In Jacksonville was the set
ting Saturday, February 15
for the 10:30 o'clock morning
wedding of Miss Barbara Ann
Fort and Coy Dean McFar-
land. The Rev. John Ilg offi
ciated at the ceremony at
tended by 50 relatives and
friends.
The bride is a daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fort,
; Route 1, Box 419A, Medford.
;Mr. McFarland is a son of
:Mr. and Mrs. Clyde McFar--'
land. Grants Pass.
' Pink carnations and white
stock decorated the altar for
the ceremony and Miss Regina
jHannon played the organ
wedding music.
; ' Escorted to the altar by her
t father, the bride wore a white
brocaded taffeta frock in
I ballerina length. Her should
.' er length veil fell from a lace
and seed pearl cap and she
carried a bouquet of pink
rosebuds and white stock.
I Miss Madeline Schnack at
I tended the bride. She wore a
pink dress with pink hat and
gloves and carried pink car-
nations and white stock.
; Olan McFarland served as
best man for his brother and
David Suke, cousin of the
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Dean McFarland
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Ann Fort
McFarland
bridegroom, seated the guests.
Following the ceremony a
reception was held at the
Girls Community club in
Medford. Mrs. Argus Lind-
strom cut and served the
wedding cake assisted by
Mrs. Donald Lindstrom. Miss
Margaret Schnack and Miss
Josephine Whitman assisted
with the serving.
For her daughter's wedding
Mrs. Fort chose a tan wool
frock with beige accesories.
Her corsage was of gold car
nations. Mrs. McFarland wore
a green print cotton sheath
dress with beige coat. Her
flowers were lemon colored
carnations.
For her traveling attire the
bride chose a lavender and
black tweed sheath frock with
pink blouse and matching hat.
The bride attended St.
Mary's High school, South
ern Oregon college, and Rob
ertson's School of Business.
She is a drafting clerk with J
the Pacific Telephone and
Telegraph company in Med
ford. Mr. McFarland attend
ed Grants Pass school and
Southern Oregon college. He
is a' line assigner with Pacific
Telephone a n d Telegraph
company.
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Sunday- February 23, 1958
Large Audience Attends
Reames Luncheon, Show
More than 300 attended
the valentine luncheon and
style show sponsored by
Reames Social club Wednes
day, February 19, at Med
ford Masonic temple. Mrs.
Lloyd Caton, club president,
greeted the guests and intro
duced Mrs. John Esp, com
mentator, for the show, spon
sored by Mann's store.
The show represented a
complete line of the newest
designs from sportswear to
formal attire and included the
much talked about Chemise
both in an extreme model
as well as a modified version.
During the show, the group
was entertained by Mrs.
Charles Champlin and Fred
Graten . who sang two num
bers, "Maytime" and "Sym
pathy." They were accom
panied at the organ by
Mrs. George Ketchum. Mrs.
Champlin modeled a formal
gown of nylon tulle, and or
ganza in "wild rose" color
with self-colored satin stripe.
The gown was fashioned with
an extended bodice and bil
lowing skirt. Her jewelry was
of matching coral and deep
rose tones. Mrs. Graten wore
a dress suit of the new
"protocol blue," also from
Mann's.
Modeling were Mrs. - War
ren G. Lesseg, Mrs. C. E.
Chamberlain, Mrs. A. Z.
Dean, Mrs. Stuart V. Mc
Queen, Mrs. William Schei,
Mrs. Edward Root, Mrs. A.
K. Morse, Mrs. Donald Ash-
pole, Mrs. R. M. Alexander,
Mrs. John Garner and Miss
Marilyn Graten, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Graten.
Children's apparel was mod
eled by Lee Ann Chamberlain,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C.
E. Chamberlain, Janet and
Lynn Ketchum, daughters of
Mr. and Mrs. George Ketch
um, and Dana Wobbe, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Wobbe.
One of the high fashion
chemise frocks was modeled
by Mrs. Lesseg, and she was
greeted with a wave of spon
taneous comment from the
guests. Commenting on the
dress, Mrs. Esp stated that
the low back fullness and
belted front represent an "ex
citing change" from recent
conservative clothes for wo
men. A navy blue chemise frock
with pleated back falling
from a yoke was modeled by
Mrs. Chamberlain. Many of
the newest dresses for spring
and summer are made of
pure silk material, and one
of these was worn by Mrs.
Morse. It was a jacket dress
of pure silk shantung. One
of the r dresses modeled by
Mrs. Garner was a brown
linen and silk chemise.
Pretty Miss Graten model
ed several ensembles for the
young miss, and her last ap
pearance was in a bouffant
evening gown fashioned of
tiers of ruffles. Mrs. Dean
closed the showing by model
ing an "elegant dress of ap
ple green nylon lace."
A deep valentine-pink domi
nated the colors for the deco
rations. The walls were deco
rated with huge four-foot
pink valentines each differ
ent, and from the ceiling hung
hundreds of small pink hearts.
The stage fot- the style show
was decorated with large bas
kets of pink flowers to match
the wall valentines, and
potted tulips. The background
was of white and gold man
zanita boughs hung with doz
ens of small pink hearts.
Small hearts and individual
valentines decorated each
guest table. The valentines
were later used for distribu
tion of gifts. An arrangement
of deep pink camelias deco
rated the serving table.
Mrs. Roy V. Nordwick was
in charge of decorations, and
was assisted by Mrs. Edwin
Harper, Miss Pauline Champ-
Rites To Be Hejd
In Eastern City
Shady Cove Mrs. Ruth G.
Sanford, Shady Cove, an
nounces the engagement and
approaching marriage of her
daughter. Beverly Anne, to
Herbert E. Barth, son of Mrs.
Charles F. Barth, Monticello,
N. Y.
Miss Sanford is a graduate
of Eagle Point High school.
Mr. Barth attended Monticello
schools, Paul Smith college
and the University of Michi
gan. He is employed with the
U. S. Forest Service in Sen
eca, S. C.
The wedding will be held
in the Presbyterian church in
Monticello March 15. The
couple will return to Shady
Cove following the ceremony.
Newcomers
Newcomers to Medford are
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond W.
Brabham and children, Karen,
7, and Gary, 4. The couple
came here from Eugene, and
are now living at 97 Black
Oak drive.
Mr. Brabham is with Rich
field Oil company.
lin, Mrs. Vincent Lobdell and
Mrs. Lester Gilman.
Mrs. Fred Purdin was gen
eral chairman of the affair.
Assisting her were Mrs.
Frank Roberts, Mrs. Roy
Hise, Mrs. C. B. 'Paddock,
Mrs. Robert Waldrbn, and
Miss Janet ' Witham for din
ing room arrangements. Mrs.
Melvin Krows, Mrs. Charles
Gould, Mrs. William Myers,
Mrs. Ralph Krows, Mrs. G. G.
Stagg, Miss Carolyn Endris,
Mrs. V. A. Thompson, Miss
Florence Bean and Mrs. E. E.
Setzler helped prepare the
luncheon. Mrs. L. S. Ettinger
was in charge of the coffee.
Mrs. E. G. Randolph was in
charge of the dessert and Mrs.
George Osier the salads.
Mrs. C. D. Wood, Mrs. Ira
Canfield and Mrs. E. G. Ran
dolph were cashiers, and Mrs.
Frank Little was in charge
of reservations.
Valley Couples
On Winter Trips
A number of valley couples
are making late winter vaca
tion trips.
Mr. and Mrs. Scott V. Davis
1914 East Main street, left
Medford Thursday for a mo
tor trip to southern Califor
nia, and Phoenix, Ariz., where
they will join Mrs. Davis'
brother and sister-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. W. D. Randolph of
Baise, Ida., who are already
vacationing there.
On the return trip home
about the middle of March,
the Davises will stop in the
Bay area to visit Mr. Davis'
daughter and son-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Wurtz, Or
inda, Calif.
Mr. and Mrs. John S. Day,
Gold Rey, have returned from
Mexico, where they spent a
winter vacation. En route
south, the Days' spent some
time in Los Angeles before
continuing to Mazatlan.
Bowen Sisters
To Wed Brothers
Mr. and Mrs. Frank A.
Bowen, 522 North Riverside
avenue, last week announced
the engagements of their two
older daughters to two broth
ers. Miss Bonnie Jean Bowen is
engaged to wed Cecil Howard
Coghill Jr., and her sister,
Miss Sharon Judith Bowen,
is engaged to William Lee
Coghill. The two young men
are sons of Mrs. Michael H.
Fuhrer, Central Point, and
the late Cecil Howard Cog
hill. The two couples plan to be
married in a double ceremony
next July. i
The Bowens came to Med
ford a short time ago from
Salt Lake City, where their
daughters ?ttended school.
Cecil Coghill Jr., is employed
at the Big Y and his brother
William at the Groceteria.
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Chapter AA
Chapter AA of PEO Sister
hood will meet for luncheon
Wednesday, February 26, at
12:30 p.m. at the home of
Mrs. R. W. Sleeter, 39 South,
Berkeley Way.
Mrs. F. R. Olds and Mrs.
C. W. Lemery will assist the
hostess.
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Leonard Mayfield, Medford, newly elected potentate of
Hillah temple of the Shrine, was honored at the annual Po
tentate's ball given by the temple Saturday, February 15, in
Coquille, Ore. Mr. Mayfield (at left) is pictured here with
Mrs. Mayfield and Dr. Raymond Mangels, Portland, who
represented the potentate of Al Kader temple at the ball.
More than 400 guests attended the event, including a large
group from Medford and Ashland.
Episcopal Group
To Hear Talk by
Richard Graham
Richard Graham will speak
at a meeting of the Women's
auxiliary of St. Mark's Epis
copal church set for Friday,
February 28, at the church
parish house. Mr. Graham, a
lay reader for Trinity Episco
pal church, Ashland, and one
of the Oregon Shakespearean
festival's leading actors, will
speaks on the first Anglican
prayer book.
Luncheon will be served at
12:30 p.m. with Mrs. E. O.
Cooper and Mrs. Frank Glon
ning as hostesses. Communion
will be celebrated at 11:45
a.m., and the luncheon and
program will follow. ,
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Medford Students
Sing With Club
Corvallis Misses Virginia
L. Hunter and Marianne I.
Moore of Medford are mem
bers this year of the Oregon
State College Madrigal club,
composed of coeds selected in
music department auditions.
The group presents musical
numbers at various special
campus events and partici
pates each year in campus
Christmas and Easter con
certs. Miss Hunter, is a sophomore
majoring in business and tech
nology. She is the daughtei
of Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Hunter
of 50 Valley View drive. Miss
Moore, a senior majoring in
home economics, is the daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Orie S.
Moore of 1707 Ridgeway
road. ;
Both are graduates of Med
ford Senior High school.
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Alex Hamilton was gradu
ated from George Washington
university in Washington D
C, yesterday. The young man,
older son of Mr. and Mrs
Moore Hamilton, 43 Rose av
enue, was granted a degree
in history at the annual wint
er convocation of the school
After completing his studies
al George Washington univer
sity, the student enrolled in
the law school at American
university in Washington D.
C. He is employed in the post
office of the United States
senate.
Mr. Hamilton and his wife
the former Elizabeth Jane Mc
Dowell of Sioux Falls, S. D.,
live in Arlington, Va.
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Legion Day
Initiation
Planned
Initiation ceremonies for
new members of the Ameri
can Legion auxiliary in Dis
tricts 13, 14 and 4 will be
held Saturday evening, March
1, at the Medford Armory as
part of the American Legion
day activities. Mrs. Anson In
gels, Salem, department pres
ident of the auxiliary, will
be the initiation officer for
the ceremony.
Members of the initiation
team will be Mrs. Charles
Gettling.'Ashland, District 13
president; Mrs. Earl Bigalow,
Miss Laura York, Mrs. Robert
Ebel, Mrs. Herbert Gifford,
Mrs. Harry Leuty and Mrs.
Nettie Ellenberg, Medford.
Mrs. Elsie Lewis will be the
musician.
The initiation is a part of
the joint celebration of Amer
ican Legion day by the Le
gion posts and auxiliaries of
the three districts and will be
preceded by an afternoon pa
rade and a buffet dinner at
the Jackson hotel.
Other distinguished guests
besides Mrs. Ingels and Mrs.
Gettling who will be present
for American Legion day are
Mrs. McKinley Kane, Dundee,
department : treasurer; Mrs.
Grover Francis, Portland, de
partment secretary; Mrs.
George Dickie, Portland, de
partment child welfare chair
man; Mrs. Guy Wilcox, Grants
Pass, past department presi
dent; and, from Medford Mrs.
Dorothy Sutter, department
historian and Mrs. Earl Big
alow, department volunteer
hospital director.
Mrs. Ann Lahoda, district
president from Malin and Mrs.
Theo Mark, District 14 presi
dent from Roseburg will also
attend.
A cordial invitation is ex
tended to , the public and all
American Legion auxiliary
members to attend the cere
monies.
Group Pledges
Patricia Medley
Forest Grove Miss Pa
tricia Medley, daughter of Mr,
and Mrs. Henry Hammons,
Klamath Falls, has been
tapped for membership in
Boxerettes, a service honor
ary for freshman and sopho
more women at the univer
sity. Miss Medley, a freshman
speech major, is a member of
Theta Nu Alpha sorority at
the school and is also active
in debate. She is a graduate
of Crater High school at Cen
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Club to Observe
18th Anniversary
The 18th anniversary of
organization of Medford So
jburner's club will be ob
served Thursday, February
27, at a luncheon at Girls
Community club, at 12:30
o'clock. Reservations may be
made by calling Mrs. Preston
Hobbs, telephone SPring 2
8711 or Mrs. Charles Neilson,
SPring 2-6994 not later than
Tuesday, February 25.
All charter members, past
presidents and inactive mem
bers are invited to attend.
Women who have lived in
Medford or vicinity for less
than two years are invited to
attend and become members.
Supper Party
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Tumy,
were hosts last Sunday even
ing for a supper party. The
couple invited about 30 guests
to the event, held at the Co
lony club.
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