Medford mail tribune., June 22, 1958, Image 15

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Mr. end Urs. Tarry Eugene Mclntire are June newlyweds, their marriage having been an
ynt of last Sunday at First Presbyterian church. The bride is the former Florence Harriett
3tac7, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George E. Stacey, East Fairview drive, and the bridegroom
is a son of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Mclntire, Salem. The reception was held in the garden at the
Stacey, home. (landis photo)
MEDFORD,. OREGON, SUNDAY, JUNE 22, 1958
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Arc. Paul Reinhardt, Chicago, the former Clara Daniels (at left), received a prize at the reunion of the 1943 gradu
ating class of Medford High school for being the graduate to travel the longest distance. Pictured with Mrs. Reinhardt
era Jerome A. McDougall (center), who was master of ceremonies for the reunion, held June 14 at Rogue. Valley
euntry club, Mrs. Robert Barbee, general chairman, and Robert Davis, Roseburg, who was president of the class.
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Two of the busiest women at the PEO sisterhood state convention in Medford last week were these two Medford
members. Mrs. W. E. Holmes, Chapter BE, was convention chairman and Mrs. C. El wood Hedberg, Chapter AA,
was her assistant. The two are pictured during a coffee-hour conference Monday morning, opening day of the
sessions. Mrs. Hedberg, who has lived in Jackson county for many years, is leaving Medford in the near future to
- live in Portland, since Mr. Hedberg's transfer to the Portland office of First National bank is being announced today.
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Mrs. Fletcher Fish, Chapter BE,
Medford, was elected treasurer of
the Oregon state chapter of the
PEO sisterhood during the conven
tion which closed here Wedhesday
noon. Mrs. Fish, who lives in Phoe
nix, served as convention budget
chairman. (Brainerd photo)
Mrs. Wilfrid P. Jones, Portland (at left), a past president of the suprem
chapter, PEO sisterhood, and Mrs. Arthur E. Welch, Portland, supreme
chapter corresponding secretary, were honored during the Oregon stat
chapter convention of the sisterhood held here last week. Mrs. Jones has
been active in the Oregon chapter since 1912 and has been a member
of the supreme chapter board since 1933. Mrs. Welch, main speaker
for the meeting fust closed, was president of the state chdpfer in 1934
when the state convention was also held in Medford.
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Jlto M4lferd High school tiger was featured in the decorations for the reunion of the class of 1943, held June 14
tf Miu YalUy Country club. Admiring the striped animal and sign are Mr. and Mrs. Darrel Monteith, who came
f frein loceburg for the reunion. Mr. Monteith, who was president of the student body in his senior year at
ALMS, ni hi vife have three children. The reunion attracted 142 class members with their wives and husbands.
iti itU flans for the event were Mrs. Donald Minear, Mrs. Vera Rae Funk, Miss Esther Walden, Mrs. William
fcibert, Mrs. John Collins, Miss Colleen Hope and Ralph Matlack. (Knackstedt photo)
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Posing during the PEO convention Monday are (left
to right) Mrs. Ralph Day, Chapter AV, Portland (Anne
Sweeney), retiring president; Mrs. E. E. Vehrs, CD,
Grants Pass, new president, and Mrs. E. L. Bartholo
mew, CG, Medford, who served as state treasurer
last year, was elected recording secretary for the
K comipg year.
Miss, Ruth tobaugh,, Chapter AU, Klamath Falls, (at
left) and Mrs. Wjlliam M. Mitchell, AV, Portland, were
pianist and song leader for the state convention of
PEO held in First Methodist church the first of last
week. Music was part of every session, and a 20
voiced Medford chorus sang.
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