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Miss Kathy Ward
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Of Ronald Keen
Jacksonville Miss Kathy
Ward, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Elmer Ward, 509 Califor
nia street, Jacksonville, be
came the bride of Ronald
Keen, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Lionel Keen, Jacksonville, in
a ceremony held April 19 at
the home of the bride's par
ents. Bishop Dwaine Nelson of
the Church of Jesus Christ of
Latter Day Saints, Medford,
officiated at the double ring
ceremony held at 7:30 o'clock
in the evening. Nineteen rela
tives and friends of the cou
ple attended.
The bride wore a powder
blue suit and carried white
and lavender lilacs. She was
attended by Mrs. Jim Keen,
also of Jacksonville. Vern
Fields served as best man for
his cousin.
Following the ceremony a
reception was held.
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Luncheon, Show
Set for May 5
Kiwanian Dames invite in
terested to view "Fashions
Out of this World" Monday,
May 5, at the Rogue Valley
Country club. Luncheon time
is 12:30 p.m.
Fashions will be presented
by Leon's, Mann's, Rath's,
Burelson's and Johnston and
Stewart stores and after the
fashion showing, an afternoon
of cards is planned for those
wishing to stay.
Reservations may be made
until noon Friday, May 2 by
telephoneing SPring 2-5965,
the Country Club.
'This annual Kiwanian
Dames party is a fund raising
project and proceeds will go
to the free dental clinic.
Jacksonville High school. The
bridegroom is a private first
class in the United States Ma
rine Corps and is stationed at
Camp Pendleton, Calif. The
bride plans to join her hus
band in California in June.
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First Rites
At Church
Wed Couple
The first wedding to be
held at the new Ascension
Lutheran Church of Medford
wedded Miss Irma Hoffman
and Vernon Delmar Dahlke
on March 28. The Rev. Elvin
S. Tollefson officiated at the
eight o'clock evening cere
mony attended by 75 rela
tives and friends.
The bride is a daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hoffman,
Route 1, box 488, Talent. The
bridegroom is a son of Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Dahlke, 411
Haven street, Medford.
The bride wore a white bal
lerina length lace over satin
dress fashioned with scoop
neckline and elbow length
sleeves. She carried a bou
quet of white roses and carna
tions. She was given in mar
riage by her brother, Elynn
Hoffman of Ashland.
Miss Yvonne Woodson at
tended the bride. She wore a
pink colored ballerina length
frock and carried pink carna
tions. Cecil Owings served as
best man and seating the
guests were James Tizekker
and Allen Dahlke, brother of
the bridegroom.
Baskets of spring flowers
decorated the church for the
ceremony.
Following the wedding
rites, a reception was held
at the church. Rosebuds and
ferns decorated the table
that held the wedding cake
baked and decorated by a
friend of the bride, Mrs. Her
bert Good.
The bride attended Phoe
nix High school. The bride
groom attended Medford
High school and Southern
Oregon college. He is em
ployed as a tabulating busin
ess machine operator at Har
ry and David
Nancy Conroy
To Give Recital
At Ma ryl hurst
Marylhurst Miss Nancy
Conroy, . Marylhurst college
senior music major, will be
presented in a voice recital
May 1 at 8:15 p.m. The re
cital will be held in Flavia
salon on the campus. Miss
Conroy will be assisted by
Miss Annette Broschet, . cell
ist. The Misses Beverly Pec
cia and Barbara Campbell,
pianists, will accompany her.
The program will open
with an aria from Bach's
"Magnificat", "La Pastorella"
by Schubert and "Charmant
Papillon", an early air, by
Campra. Three pastoral songs
by Roger Quilter, with string
accompaniment, will follow.
"Caro Nome" from Verdi's
"Rigoletto" and contemporary
settings of American and
English folksongs will com
plete the program.
Miss Conroy, daughter of
Mrs. C. T. McKinley of 1102
West Ninth street, is a gradu
ate of St. Mary's school, Med
ford. During her four years
at Marylhurst she has ap
peared frequently as soloist
as well as with the Choralists
and College Chorus. She was
soloist at a concert in Salem
April 21.
She has participated in stu
dent activities as shown by
her present office of senior
class secretary-treasurer, and
membership in the drama
club, resident student coun
cil, and class representative
to the Student Union com- j
mittee. I
Golden Age Club
Seeks Equipment
Games, playing cards, and
card tables are needed by the
newly organized Golden Age
club. The recreation commit
tee would appreciate receiv
ing any usable material along
this line that persons wish to
donate.
Needed are six card- tables,
pinochle decks, canasta decks,
plain playing cards, cribbage
board, checkers, chess, other
similar type games; score
pads and pencils.
Persons having items to do
nate are asked to contact Dr.
Frank Roberts, 892 East Main
street, at SPring 2-9905. He
will call for the items.
The next meeting of the
club will be Friday, May 2, at
2 p.m. at the Red Cross build
ing. All persons over 50 years
of age are invited to attend.
PTA to Meet
Oak Grove Parent Teacher
association will meet Monday,
April 28, in the school cafe
teria at 7:30 p.m. The Mother
singers will entertain.
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Tell Engagement
Of Two Students
Mr. and Mrs. George Beltz,
1119 Niantic street, announce
the engagement of their
daughter, Rose Marie, to Jack
Lewis Hayden, son of Elder
and Mrs. R. A. Hayden, mis
sionaries in Lima, Peru.
Miss Beltz is a nursing stu
dent at Walla Walla College
school of nursing, Portland
Sanitarium and Hospital,
Portland. Mr. Hayden is
scheduled to receive his bach
elor of science degree in June
from Walla Walla College.
No date has been set for
the wedding.
Nancy Hamilton
In Washington
Miss Nancy Hamilton is in
Washington, D.C., to spend
several weeks with h?r broth
er and sister-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Alex Hamilton. En route
east by plane, Miss Hamilton
visited friends in Chicago and
at Northwestern university.
She plans to return to her
studies at Southern Oregon
college for the summer quar
ter. Mr. Hamilton has been
working in the U.S. Sen
ate post office under appoint
m e n t by Senator Wayne
Morse, and also attending law
school. He and his wife plan
to leave Washington in June
for Sioux Falls, S.D., where
Mrs. Hamilton's family reside.
Joint Ceremony
Neighbors of Woodcraft
will hold a joint installation
ceremony, Monday, April 28,
at the Eagles hall in Medford.
Participating in the ceremony
will be groups from Medford,
Ashland, Phoenix, and Grants
Pass.
Members attending are
asked to take a pie.
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News Announced
In Rogue River
Rogue River Mr. and
Mrs. Don Gregory, Rogue
River, announce the engage
ment of their daughter,
Sandra, to Larry Elledge, son
of Mrs. Dorothy Elledge,
Rogue River and Harry El
ledge, Anaconda, Mont.
Miss Gregory is a senior
at Rogue River High school.
Mr. Elledge is a 1957 gradu
ate of Rogue River High
school and is now employed
at Klamath, Calif.
No date has been set for
the wedding.
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Blossom Time
Show Planned
By Nevita Club
Central Point The an
nual Blossom Time style
show sponsored by Nevita
Social club will be held
Thursday, May 1, at 12:30
p.m. at the Junior High school
gymnasium in Central Point.
Fashions from Mann's depart
ment store will be shown.
Models will include Irs.
Aubrey Taylor, Mrs. George
Barber, Mrs. Eldon Jackson,
Mrs. Earl Cornecl, Mrs. Wen
dell Vaughn, Mrs. Frances
Russell, Mrs. Ted Flury, Mrs.
D. W. Husband, Mrs. Wallace
Neice, Mrs. Leonard Free
man, and Mrs. C. F. McKib
ben. Children who will model
include Roy and Don Fair,
Mary Malinda Note, Michael
Note, Craig and Ricky Flury,
Linda and Sharon Faber, Jim
mie Stratton, Debbie Taylor,
Karen Cornecl, Kathryn Cor
necl, Sheryl Vaughn, Dwight
and Cathleen Harsh, and Su
zanne Rogers
Music will be furnished by
John Lusk.
For reservations contact
Mrs. Merrill W. Harsh, TAbor
6-2773 or Mrs. Francis Rus
sell, SPring 2-4939.
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Officers
Installed
Mrs. C. B. Cordy was in
stalled president of the Jack
son County unit, Oregon
State College Mothers club,
at a luncheon held at the
Jackson hotel recently.
Also installed were Mrs. C.
D. Hershiser, vice-president;
Mrs. Ben Greaser, secretary,
and Mrs. Garner Couey, treas
urer. Mrs. Charles Forrest,
Ashland, was installing' offi
cer. Spring flowers decorated
the tables for the event. Mrs.
E. M. Stansfield, decorations
chairman, presented corsages
to both new and retiring offi
cers and board members.
Mrs. Martel Peters, Ash
land, was soloist and directed
the group singing accom
panied by Mrs. Charles For
rest, Ashland. '
The club gave $125 toward
the scholarship fund and also
donated to the Foundation at
the college.
Plans were made by the
group . to attend the . annual
Mothers Week End at the col
lege in Corvallis May 2, 3 and
4. "My Fair Lady" is the
theme for the 35th annual
event.
Mrs. Cordy, Mrs. Forrest,
Mrs. Stansfield, and Mrs..
John A. Carter, will attend
the state board luncheon and
business meeting to be held
at the Memorial Union build
ing, Corvallis, Friday, May 2.
Alpha Rho Chapter
To Hold Installation
Installation of the new of
ficers of Alpha Rho chapter
of Beta Sigma Phi will be
held May 8 at the home of
Mrs. Scott Davis, 1914 East
Main street.
At a meeting of the chap
ter April 24, Benoyd S. Bay
less, assistant professor of
art, Southern Oregon college,
gave a lecture on "Molding
and Sculpturing." After the
talk he formed the head of a
man from clay and passed
pictures demonstrating var
ious forms by famous artists.
Mrs. Richard Henslman
plans to attend the state con
vention to be held in Salem
May 16-18. Mr. Henselman
will accompany his wife.
Queen to Visit
Glendale Club
Mrs. E. Ronald Rice, Med
ford, queen of Zuleima tem
ple, Daughters of the Nile,
will visit the Woodland Nile
club at Glendale, Ore., Fri
day, May 2. It is to be a 6:3C
o'clock dinner meeting and
members wishing reservations
are to call Mrs. Rice by Wed
nesday noon, April 30.
Phone SP 2-6253
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Chorus To Give
Spring Concert
Ashland The romen's
Choral Club of Southern Ore
gon, directed by Miss Helene
Robinson, will present their
spring concert Sunday, May
11, at 3 p.m., in Churchill hall
auditorium, Southern Oregon
College. The program is free
of charge, and the public is
cordially invited to attend.
Guest artists on the pro
gram will be Harlalee Wil
son, violinist from the Den
ver Symphony Orchestra,
James Baker, tenor, of Med
ford. Featured on the program
will be "The Blessed Damo
zel," one of Debussy's early
compositions characteristic of
his unique style. The text is
Rossetti's poem depicting the
yearning of a girl in heaven
for the arrival of her lover.
Musical scores for "The
Blessed Damozel" were loan
ed by the Sugene Women's
Choral Club, which perform
ed it last year.
i Soloists for this number
are Lois Reed (Mrs. William
G.) of Medford, and Lois
Windsor (Mrs. Phil) of Ash
land. The chorus will also appear
in other selections. Accom
panists for the group is Miss
Margaret Ramsey, well
known piano teacher in Ash
land, who has been music di
rector and organist at the
Congregational church
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Mrs. Henry Bertram was
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of St. Peter Evangelical Luth
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gene at the Grace Lutheran
church May 7 and 8.
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