6A MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Cffegon, Surrfay, July t, 19l
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Mr. and Mrs. Earnest E. Reames, 6236 Crater Lake high
way, were guests of honor at a party June 28 which observed
their golden wedding anniversary. Mrs. Reames was Nina
May Furry and her wedding to Mr. Reames was performed
y the Rev. Weston F. Shields, pastor of Medford First Pres
byterian Qiurch at that time. The Reames' four children
were present for the anniversary party.
Family Honors Couple
On Fiftieth Anniversary
Mr. aift Mrs. Earnest E. Reames, f 236 Crater Lake high
way, Medford, were honored at a party June 28 in observ
ance of their fiftieth wedding anniversary, e
Present for the occasion
were the couple's fou chil
rfrpn Mrs. Dow Frakes. Lake-
Qriew; Gene Reames, Rio Lin
da, Calif.; Mrs. Roberta Greg
ory, and Miss Berenice
Reames, CorvallisTwo grand
children, Mrs. "dmond G.
Bailes and William E. Greg
ory, also attended. o
Mr. and Mrs. Reame&were
married June 30, 1908, at the
home of the bride's parents,
Mr. aiftl Mrs. Fredrick E. Fur
ry, who lived near Phoenix.
The bride Hvas the former
Nina May Furry. On the wed
ding day the bridegroom,
whose parents were Mr. and
Mrs. James Reames, also of
the Phoenix district, made
two round trips on horseback
to Medford, a total of 20
miles, to purchase carnations
for his bride. But the train
did not bring any carnations
that day, so St. Joseph lilies
were used for the bridal bou
quet. Fifty years later Mr.
Reames presented his wife a
carnation corsage for the gold
en wedding observance.
During the party Miss Faye
Carver wore the dress that
her aunt, Mrs. Elsie Reames
Christensen, had worn to the
Reames wedding. With the
dress she also wore the gold
beads and bracelet that her
aunt wore.
Attending the anniversary
party were Dow Frakes, Lake-
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SOC Faculty, Staff
To Attend Meeting
Ashland Mrs. Mabel W.
Winston, registrar at Southern
Oregon college, and Dr. Ar
thur Taylor, SOC chairman
of the social science division,
will attend the July 10 Pacif
ic Northwest conference on
higher education at Washing
ton State college in Pullman,
Wash. While at the confer
ence, Mrs. Winston will serve
as recorder for one of the dis
cussion section meetings.
Arthur S. Adams, president
oi ine American (jouncii oa.
T--J.. i : in
keynote address to spark the
three-day conclave of west
coast educators.
The Pacific Northwest con
ference on higher education
will meet at Southern Oregon
college in August, 1959, ac
cording to Dr. Elmo N. Stev
enson, president of the re
gional college. o
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Deborah Dunlap
Honored Guest
At Bethel Party
Shady Cove Miss Deborah
Dunlap, past hored queen
of Bethel 56, International
Order of Job's Daughters,
Shady (jOve, was honored at
ajaanquet and dance July 2
arthe Rogue Valley Country
club.
"A Touch of Hawaii" was
the theme of the event and
Miss Dunlap was presented a
bouquet of roses. Miss Susan
Chubb, honored queen, at
tended with other members
of the bethel, their guests and
parents.
Frozen Soup As Dip
New York (UPI) The
weather's never too hot for
soup if you serve it frozen as
a dip for crackers. Combine
1 can (No. 2V2) tomato juice
with teaspoon each of salt
and curry powder. Freeze in
ice cube tray until slushy. Stir
in shrimp and celery and
" eerve immediately to 4.
view; Edmond G. Bailes; Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Furry, Fred
Furry, Miss Joan Schulz, Mr.
and Mrs. Raymond Furry, Mr.
and Irs. Michael Popow and
Darilyn; Mr. and Mrs. Michael
Wrede and Cheryl; Mrs. Jo
Furry, Mr. and Mrs. Leo
Furry, and Glenda and Steve;
Mrs. Lillian Coleman,- Miss
Faye Carver, and Harry
Reames, all Phoenix; Karl
Anderson, Eagle Point; Mr.
and Mre. Norven Furry and
Bobby, Roseburg; Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Kyker, and Bob,
Sherrie, Judy and Cathy, Med
ford; Mrs. Charles P. Christen
sen, Stockton, Calif.; and Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Chrjstensen,
and Charles and Cathy, Mo
desto, Calif.
Publication
Devoted
To Oldsters
Quakertown, P. (UPI)
A new slick-paper monthly
magazine for oldsters called
"65" is being published here
by a 79-year-old former news
paperman who believes "old
people are being ignored, but
they're fascinating."
The publisher, Henry L.
Sreking, also is the founder
of The Bucks County Trave
ler, a highly respected month
ly which tub-thumps for the
county's many attractions.
Sreking said he got the idea
for the magazine four years
ago when he sponsored Qua
kertown's first annual "Old
timers Day." Some 3,500 per
sons 65 years old or more
from" all- over the country
came to the outing.
To get mention in the maga
zine, a person must be over
65.
The first issue carried
stories about several "old
timers." One of them concerned Sam
Hoffman Davis, an 89-year-old
retired businessman who is
now a successful painter of
primitives in Daytona Beach,
Fla. Another was about Dr.
George F. Potteiger, 90-year-old
Hamburg, Pa., physician
who is still practicing after 67
years.
Dr. Potteiger, who says' he
has delivered more than 2,000
babies, has stopped the obstet
rics part of his practice be
cause "too many babies are
born in the middle of the
night."
Then there wa3 the story
about an 85-year-old retired
automobile mechanic who
drives 25 miles every week
end to court his 66-year-old
sweetheart. The mechanic,
James Dorney of Wecosville,
Pa., quit work two years ago.
The second issue of the mag
azine will feature a story of
this year's "Oldtimers Day"
outing written by 96-year-old
Britain Roth, a columnist with
the Allentown, Pa., Chronicle.
Executive Committee
Cancels July Session
Phoenix The executive
committee of the Woman's
association, First Presbyterian
church of Phoenix, has can
celed the. July meeting. In
stead, committee members
and their families will hold a
picnic the evening of July 17
on the lawn of the church.
Each family attending is
asked to take a basket lunch.
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A reception June 29 at Butte Falls Community church
honored Mr. and Mrs. Roy H. Green, residents of that town
since -1946. The Greens' daughter, Mrs. R. B. Pechner, flew
from Salihli, Turkey, in order to be hostess for lhe event,
and she was assisted by women of Butte Falls Grange. The
Greens came io Jackson county in 1930 from Washington.
Greens Honored Guests
At Golden Wedding Party
serving were Mrs. Lelie
Casey, Mrs. Elza Abbott, Mrs.
James Arnold, . and Mrs. Ev
erett Moore, all Butte Falls.
Vocal selections were. pre
sented by Mrs. Elmer Leath
erman and Mrs. Howard
Simms. Ward Sybouts also
sang accompanied by Mrs.
Sybouts.
Out-of-town guests attend
ing included Gail H. Green,
Portland; Mrs. Myrtle Holm,
Miss Margaret Holm, Sunny
side, Wash.; Mr. and Mrs. S.
P. Dixon, Pomeroy, Wash.;
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Archer,
Miss Jacqueline Archer and
Miss Marilyn Archer, Waits
burg, Wash.; Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Beeman, Mrs. Violet
Ditsworth, Portland; Mr. and
Mrs. L. L. Horn and family,
Ray Horn, Empire, Ore.; Mr.
and Mrs. Ward Sybouts, Oak
ridge, Ore.; Mr. and Mrs. V.
R.'Bush, Grants Pass; Charles
Gail, Wimer; Mr. and Mrs. M.
P. Dunn, Mr. and Mrs. John
Daugherty, and Mr. and Mrs.
William A. Hartlerode Jr., all
Ashland; Mr. and Mrs. T.
Vesfal, Eagle Point; Mrs. Myr
tle Patterson, Mr. and Mrs. L
J. Freeman, and Mr. and Mrs.
Butte Falls Mr. and Mrs.
Roy H. Green, Butte Falls,
were honored June 29 at a re
ception held at the Butte Falls
Community Bible church in
observance of their fiftieth
wedding anniversary.
The reception was given by
Mrs. R. B. Pechner, daughter
of the couple, who flew from
Salihli, Turkey. She was as
sisted by the women of the
Butte Falls Grange.
The Greens were married
June 30, 1908, in Pomeroy,
Wash., and have made their
home in Jackson county since
1930. They have lived in Butte
Falls since 1946. Mr. Green
was first master of the Butte
Falls Grange and Mrs. Green
is a member of the Butte Falls
Home Economics club.
For the reception she wore
a blue organza frock with
white orchid corsage.
The serving table was cov
ered with a lace cloth and
gold tapers were on either
side of the. tiered cake. Mrs.
Mary Simonds presided at the
punch bowl, Mrs. W. H. Arch
er cut and " served the cake,
and Mrs. S. P. Dixon poured
the coffee. Assisting with the
Legion Auxiliary
Plans Ceremony
Medford unit of the Ameri
can Legion auxiliary will in
stall officers for the coming
year at a meeting Tuesday,
July 8 at p.m. at the home
of Mrs. Merle Jarmin, 821
Minnesota avenue.
Miss Laura York will be in
stalled as president for a sec
ond term.
Following the ceremonies,
reports will be given by Mrs.
Gladys Francis, Mrs. Nettie
Ellenberg, Mrs. Polly Offutt
and Mrs. Earl Bigalow, dele
gates to the American Legion
convention, held recently at
Astoria. All auxiliary mem
bers are invited to attend.
Installation Set
For Sojourners
Installation of new officers
for Medford Sojourners' club
will be held Thursday, July
10, at 12:30 p.m. at the Girls
Community club. After the
business meeting bridge, pi
nochle and canasta will be
played.
An invitation is extended
from the club to all inactive
members and to all newcom
ers in the valley. Persons who
have lived in the vicinity for
less than two years are elig
ible to join the group.
Spiced Salt Dip
New York ' (UPI)
Weight-watching is easy for
nibblers when you serve crisp
raw vegetables dipped in. cel
ery, onion pr garlic salt.
Vegetables that go well with
with these salts are celery or
finochio, carrot, cucumber
and greep pepper sticks,- raw
cauliflowers and tomato
wedges.
A. J. Lathrop, all Central
Point.
. Also Mr. and Mrs. William
A. Hartlerode, Mr. and Mrs.
Con DeVore, Miss Dorothy
Elliott, Mrs . Alberta Hoss,
Mrs. Agnes Rausch, Mrs. Jen
nie Hutchinson, Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Heryford, Mr. and
Mrs. Van Gilbert, Mrs. Stella
Anderson, Mrs. Mary Simonds
and Mrs. Grace Collins, all
Medford; and Mrs. Milly
Geass, Prospect.
Nearly 100 relatives and
friends attended.
Mrs. Pechner, who arrived
from Turkey by the polar
flight, plans to spend several
days in San Francisco prior to
returning" to her home by the
way of New York and Amster
dam. She plans to leave Monday.
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