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Southern Oregon Artists
To Hold Show in Ashland
Plans for the annual ex
hibit of paintings by the
Southern Oregon Society of
Artists in conjunction with
thf) Shakespearean festival in
Ashland have been .completed.
q The event will be held
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g Night in Paris
Is Theme for
Dance at Club
A "Night in Paris" will be
the theme of the dinner-dance
planned for the Rogue Valley
C&intry club Saturday, Aug
ust & Cocfttails will be served
afci Jn. with dinner sched
Jei t i.m.
q Chairmen of the event are
air. gnd Mrs. Jack Fitzgerald
ifjth committee members in
cludir Mr. and Mrs. Dwight
Wilson, Mr. andoMrs. Vincent
' (yicoletS, Ir. and Mrs. Har
ci Pyle, and Mr. and Mrs.
ion C&irne.
(fftrty favors will include
monocles with long ribbons,
Q cigrtt holders, and berets.
TvfJ orchestra will furnish
mu8c for the event.
Reservations must be made
Qtg$ulyaQ.
Coup! Honoed
At Dinner Party;
Visitors Here
Mr. and Mrs. Burton
Daugherty were honored
Wednesday evening at a din
ner at the Colony club. Hos
tesses were members of a
bridge club to which Mrs.
Daugherty belonged before
leaving Bedford to make her
home in the Virgin islands.
Mr. and Mrs. Daugherty are
in Medford to visit -her par
ents, Mr. nd Mrs. Alfred S.
V. Carpenter, Topsides, and
Mr. JJatgherty's mother, Mrs.
Vera E. Daugherty, 34 Wil
lamette avenue.
Another son of Mrs. Daugh
erty? Howard V. Daugherty,
his wiie and tkeir daughter,
Sharon, were in Medford last
week for a three-day visit.
TftSy left Saturday for their
hiftie in Lodi, Calif.
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Arrive
Mrs. M. A. Michele and
dauehters. Mary Elizabeth
and Melinda, arrived yester
day from Phoenix, Ariz.; to
spend th remainder of the
jammer with Mrs. Michale's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dolph
Phfcps, 4502 Crater , Lake
highway. "
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riturday and Sunday, August
and 10, from 10 a.m. through
5 p.m. at Lithia park in Ash
land. Members of the Society
will serve as ushers.
All southern Oregon artists
18 years and over are invited
to exhibit' works with the
group. A dollar fee for each
exhibit of from one to five
paintings will be charged non
members to help defray the
expenses of the exhibit.
Cards of identification will
be given each exhibitor and
arrangements are made for
the paintings to be stored
during the hours the show is
closed.
All interested in exhibiting
with the society should mail
the entry fee together with
name, address, number of
works to be shown, titles of
works and price (if for sale),
to Mrs. Ruby Twedell, 809
Beekman stret, Medford.
More than 600 persons at
tended the recent Greenwich
Village Art fair held at city
park in Medford. A snow
scene, "King of the Range,"
an oil by Marie Starks of Cen
tral Point, received the high
est number of public votes.
An oil of Crater Lake by
Mrs. Viola Moore received the
second highest number. Third
was a pastel entitled, "This
Old House," by Ruby Twe
dell, Medford. A total of 412
guests registered for the show
including visitors from Arkan
sas, Georgia, Michigan and
many points throughout the
Northwest.
In addition to the works
voted on by the public there
was a special exhibit of paint
ings by Eugene Bennett. This
artist, who in recent years
has divided his time between
Medford and Chicago, recent
ly arrived here for an indefi
nite stay. He plans an exhibit
of his works in the near fu
ture.
Dotys Spending
Summer Here
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Doty are
spending the summer in Med
ford with Mrs. Doty's par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Victor
Birdseye, 2234 Hanley road.
The Dotys now have two chil
dren, a son, Ricky, and a
daughter, Julie Ann, who was
born July 22 since their ar
rival here.
In the fall the family will
return to San Luis Obispo,
Calif., where Mr. Doty will
enroll at California Polytech
nic Institute for his senior
year.
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Wedding
Of Interest
In Medford
Of interest to friends here
is news of the wedding of
Miss Barbara Risner to Je
rome Frederick Cornell on
June 21 in Spenard, Alaska.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Olen Risner, 611
South Holly street, and the
bridegroom is the son of Mrs.
Virginia Gersick, San Lean
dro, Calif., and Jerome C. Cor
nell, San Francisco.
United States Commissioner
Leon A. Halgren officiated at
the four o'clock afternoon
double-ring ceremony, attend
ed by 50 guests. The wedding
vows were said in front of the
fireplace in the home of Mr.
and Mrs. J. E. Murray, 2206
St. Elias boulevard, Spenard.
Mr. Murray escorted the
bride.
Hal Lightle served as best
man.
The bride 'wore a ballerina
length frock of white chan
tilly lace pver taffeta styled
on princess lines with three
quarter length sleeves and
scoop neckline that formed a
vee in the back. She wore a
white lace hat, and carried a
bouquet of red rosebuds and
white carnations.
Following the ceremony a
reception was held. The table
floral decorations were pink
and white carnations. The
wedding cake was baked and
decorated by Mrs. Opal Hans
meier. The couple cut the first
piece of cake, then Mrs. Hans
meier cut and served the cake,
and Mrs. Eileen Peterson
poured punch for the guests.
The gift table was attended
by Mrs. J. E. Murray.
The couple traveled to
"Land's End" in Homer, Alas
ka on the Kenai Peninsula for
their honeymoon.
The bride was a graduate
of Medford High school this
year. Mr. Cornell is a gradu
ate of St. Vincent's Catholic
school, San Rafael, and San
Jose State college, San Jose.
He is employed by the Title
Insurance and Trust company
of Alaska, Anchorage.
The couple is now at home
in Spenard.
Bridal Shower
Given Recently
For J udi Davis
Central Point A bridal
shower in honor of Miss Judi
Davis was given July 9 at the
home of her aunt. Mrs. Co-
zette Morse, 4316 Hamrick
road m Central Point. Mrs.
Morse was assisted with the
games, decorations and re
freshments by Mrs. William
Morse, Mrs. Ralph Snook and
Mrs. Frank Josephson.
Decorations were in the
bridal motif. A bride's table
was decorated with a large
white parasol, a bride doll, ar
rangements of white shasta
daisies and a decorated cake.
Assisting Miss Davis with
the gift opening were Mrs.
George Juveland and Miss
Linda Parker.
Mrs. Howard Davis, mother
of the bride-to-be, was sur
prised when the guests pre
sented her with gifts and an
anniversary cake. July 9 was
the 20th wedding anniversary
of Mr. and Mrs. Davis.
Attending the party, were:
Mrs. Lester Parker, Miss Lin
da Parker, Miss Joarr Morris,
all Gold Hill: Mrs. Jake
Toews, Mrs. Richard Davis,
Medford; Mrs. James Guss,
Miss Sandra Guss, Miss Kay
Askwith. Mrs. Roger von der
Hellen, Miss Carole von der
Hellen, Mrs. George Juveland,
Mrs. Al McCann. Mrs. Wil
liam Morse, Mrs. Max Burd,
Mrs. Ralph Snook, Mrs. n.
De Garmo, Mrs. George Ca
vin, Mrs. Frank Josephson
and Mrs. Howard Davis, all
Central Point.
Miss Davis is the bride-elect
of Dave Parker, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Lester Parker, Gold
Hill. The wedding is planned
for late August.
Women io Hold
Picnic Tuesday
Jacksonville The Women's
association of Jacksonville
First Presbyterian church will
meet Tuesday, July 29, at
12:30 pjn. for a picnic lunch
at the home of Mrs. John
Keaveny on Hueners lane.
ETHEL LOCKARD
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Mrs. Jerome Frederick Cornell
(Classic photo)
Final WVSO Tournament
To Be Held at Local Club
Plans are underway for the
fourth and final 1958 Wil
lamette Valley-Southern Ore
gon Women's Golf association
meet to be held at the Rogue
Valley Country club, accord
ing to the general co-chairmen
Mrs. Warren Lesseg and
Mrs. Richard Finch.
The event is to take place
August 14 with approximate
ly 150 women golfers partici
pating from the eight clubs
represented in .WVSO. This
tournament will determine
which of the following clubs
wins this year's trophy: Bend,
Coos Bay, Corvallis, Eugene
Country club, Laurelwood
Country club (Eugene), Grants
Pass, Klamath I alls, Rose
burg or Rogue Valley.
The women will be enter
tained with a social hour and
dinner the evening of August
13. Also on that date, the
WVSO board meets to elect
the new officers for the com
ing season. Mrs. W. W. Davies
of the Rogue Valley club is
Sister and Parents
Visitors in City
Houseguests of Mr. and
Mrs. Cecil Owen, 1478 Or
chard Home drive, are Mrs.
Owen's sister, Mrs. Chester
Owen, Honolulu, Hawaii, and
her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Earl M. Benedict, Port An
geles, Wash.
Prior to their arrival in the
valley Mrs. Cecil Owen trav
eled to Portland where the
visitors were seeing other
relatives.
Family Returns
From California
Mrs. Don D. Davis, 2324
Ruhl Way,. 'Medford, and her
three children, Margaret, Ben
and Jim, returned recently
from a two week vacation in
California.
The family visited Mrs.
Davis' parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Karl Rose in San Jose, and
also in the Bay area prior to
returning to the valley.
During their vacation Mr.
Davis attended the national
Elks convention in New York
City.
Fidelity Club
Fidelity club will meet
Wednesday, July 30 for a pic
nic at the home of Mrs. Lloyd
Smith, 3232 Jacksonville
highway, at 12 noon. Those at
tending are asked to take a
covered dish and table service.
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the retiring president having
served two years in that ca
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The WVSO organization is
in its ninth year,' having been
organized in May of 1949 at
the Rogue, Valley Country
club to promote the game of
golf among the participating
members. Much of the credit
for instigating this successful
group is due to the then golf
professional at the Rogue
Valley course, Hugh G. Stark
weather, members state.
Chairmen for this year's
final meet include: Golf tour
nament, Mrs. H. E. Nulton;
social, Mrs. Floyd Somers as
sisted by Mrs. Edward Kliev-
er; telephone, Mrs. Kliever;
entertainment, Mrs. Frank
Tamney and Mrs. Richard
Finch; and, publicity, Mrs. E.
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Party Set
Tuesday
An important event of the
week will be the annual sum
mer party of Medford League
of Women Voters. It is set
for Tuesday at the home of
Mrs. John Day, Gold Rev.
In order to increase inter
est in the event, both morning
and afternoon parties are
planned. Members and guests
are invited to attend in the
morning from 10:30 to 12:30
o'clock for swimming, or in
the afternoon from 12:30 to
4:30 o'clock for bridge. A tour
of Mrs. Day's new home, a
short comedy skit on league
activities and refreshments
are scheduled for both morn
ing and afternoon guests.
Mrs. Hugh Collins, league
president, cordially invites
anyone interested in the pro
gram to attend. Reservations
are to be made no later than
Monday noon by telephoning
Mrs. Homer Marx. SPrine
2-6845. A charge will be made
for the evening.
Couple
Honored
Central Point More than
100 members of Central
Point and Jacksonville First
Presbyterian churches and
friends in the valley attended
a reception last Sunday even
ing in honor of Dr. and Mrs.
Norman K. Tully. It was held
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Faber.
The Tullys recently return
ed from a wedding trip
through British Columbia, Al
berta, -and Washington. They
were married June 21 in Elli
ott Prairie. Mrs. Tully is the
former Esther Long of Salem.
Pink and white asters and
pink tapers decorated the tea
table for the event. It was
given by the members of the
Faith and Woman's Christian
circles of First Presbyterian
church, Central Point, assist
ed by the men and the young
people's groups.
Pouring for the occasion
were Mrs. Delia Tex, Mrs. W.
J. Gebhard, Mrs. H. J. Fleisch
er, and Mrs. Elizabeth Faber.
Punch was served by Mrs.
Chester Ashton and Mrs.
Loyal Kelly.
Mrs. Tully was presented a
pink gladiolus corsage and the
couple were presented gifts
of sterling flatware in their
pattern and a treasure chest.
the scene
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or one of our capable technicians
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Guches-Myers
Rites Announced
Shady Cove Miss Patsy
Myers, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Ersal Myers, Elk Creek
Trail, and Arthur Guches Jr.,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Guches, Medford, were mar
ried in Reno, Nev., July 18.
Robert Schulz, Medford,
witnessed the ceremony.
. Mr. Guches is employed at
the Rogue River Packing com
pany, Medford, and the couple
will live in that city.
Honors
Received
By Group
Many honors were awarded
Oregon members and chapters
of Epsilon Sigma Alpha In
ternational nonacademic sor
ority at the recent internation
al convention held in Denver,
Colo. . '
Alpha Lambda chapter,
Medford, was third place win
ner in the rushing contest.
First place was awarded to
Gamma Epsilon chapter, Junc
tion City, Ore. First place in
publications went to Grape
vine, newspaper of the Ore
gon chapters. Oregon won sec
ond place in donations to the
sorority's disaster fund. The
Pendleton City council won
the International philanthopic
award in recognition of its
support given the Children's
Hospital School in Eugene,
and Pendleton's Alpha Xi
chapter won first place in
educational programs.
Mrs. George Skorney, Jr.
Past President of the Oregon
State Council of ESA, was
chosen "Outstanding Girl of
the Year". She also serves as
ecretary to the executive
board of the Oregon Society
for Crippled Children and
Adults. Most Oregon chapters
actively assist the society in
various ways.
Mrs. Leon Landry, Eugene,
was named to the 1950 Inter
national nominating commit
tee. Portland's bid for the 1959
International convention was
accepted and the Rose City
will be host to the sorority
July 9 to 12 next year at the
Multnomah hotel.
Salt Lake City
Family Arrives
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Nel
son and children, Fred, Eileen
and Dave, are in Medford
as guests of Mr. Nelson's
mother, Mrs. Bertha Nelson,
and his sister and brother-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. James
VanderSteen, 126 Clover lane,
The Nelsons are from Salt
Lake City and Mr. Nelson is
with the Burroughs Adding
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Party on Tuesday Honors
Recent Bride and Visitors
Mrs. John S. Day was host
ess for a large tea Tuesday
afternoon at the Day's new
home, Gold Rey. The event
served to introduce her daughter-in-law,
Mrs. John P. Day,
a June bride, and two visi
tors here. The latter are Mrs.
Gilbert Parker, Melbourne,
Australia, and Mrs. John, P.
Day's mother, Mrs. Harold
Runstad, Seattle. Mrs. John
P. Day is the former Jill Run
stad, Seattle.
About 200 guests called dur
ing the afternoon.
Pouring were Mrs. John N.
Winton, Eagle Point, Mrs. B.
Brandt Bartels, Mrs. J. P.
Tobin, Mrs. Richard W. Gray,
Mrs. Charles W. Lemery and
Mrs. W. H. Reichstein.
Assisting were Mrs. Robert
Shepherd, Mrs. Harvey Rob
ertson, Mrs. Wilton White,
Mrs. Robert Mclntyre, Mrs.
Myers Jones, Mrs. Joseph
Hearin, Mrs. Ben Day, Mrs.
Richard Phair and Mrs. Earl
B. Day.
Large arrangements of
gladiolus in the sun colors of
yellow and orange decorated
the living room, where the
guests were received, and
other arrangements were of
daisies and zinnias.
The tea table was laid with
a white linen cloth1 and the
centerpiece was two crystal
epergnes filled with majestic
daisies and pink - rosebuds.
The candles were pale green.
On Tuesday, July 29, Mrs.
Day will open her home to
Shower Honors
Sharon Hogan
Mrs. Scott V. Davis and
Mrs. Richard Henselman were
hostesses for a recent party
which honored Miss Sharon
Hogan. Miss Hogan, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. M. N. Hogan,
East Main street, is the fi
ancee of Kenneth Mattson;
Portland, and their wedding is
set "for August 16 at the Ho-
gans' home.
The party was given at the
Davis' summer home on
Rogue river, with 22 guests
attending. The color theme
was pink and yellow, and the
table decorations were tiny
umbrellas. Bridge followed
luncheon, and Miss Hogan was
presented a shower of gifts
for her new home. -
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