Miss Cloeila Small
Cloetta Small
Engaged to Wed
Leonard J. Keene
Mr. and Mrs. Cloe E. Small,
route 3, box 240, Medford, an
nounce the engagement of
their daughter, Cloetta, to
Leonard J. Keene, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Chester Keene, 142
West Glenwood road, Med
ford. Miss Small was graduated
from Phoenix high school and
is employed by Pacific Tele
phone and Telegraph com
pany. Mr. Keene, also a grad
uate of Phoenix High school,
is now attending Southern
Oregon college.
The couple plans a late
September wedding.
Houseguests-
Houseguests of Mr. and Mrs
Don Pearson, 190 East Ash
land way, Ashland, are Mr.
and Mrs. Ronald Smith and
son, Michael, of Oak Park, 111.
Mrs. Smith is the former
Nancy Allen of Medford and
a sister of Mrs. Pearson. The
Illinois visitors plan to spend
five days in the valley.
Dessert
The Getogether club will
hold a dessert-card party at
the Girls Community club
Friday, August 15 at 1 p.m.
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Shower Honors
Miss Henderson
Eagle Point A bridal
shower was held Thursday,
July 31, at the Ray Chamber
lain residence on Brownsboro
highway, for Miss Joanne
Henderson, bride-elect of Jim
Pond, Medford. The wedding
will be held Saturday, Sep
tember 6, at the Eagle Point
Community Bible church.
Present at the event were
Mrs. Clinton Ayres, Mrs. Joe
Munshaw, Mrs. Scott Boyer,
Mrs.Leland Meyer, Mrs. Victor
Hay, Mrs. Frank A. Putman,
Mrs. John Carnes, Mrs. Jerry
Adamson, Mrs. Eugene Eccle
ston, Mrs. Johnnie Millard,
Mrs. Don Ashpole, Mrs. Wil
lard Cave, Mrs. John Pond,
mother of Mr. Pond; Mrs.
Clarence Henderson, mother
of the bride-elect.; Mrs. Roy
Hilderbrand. Mrs. Jack For
tin, Mrs. Harry Hanscom,
Mrs. Claude Griffin, Mrs. Cal
Lusk.
Also Mrs. Don Bieberstead,
Mrs. Don Pulley, Mrs. Ronald
Bergquist, Mrs. Fred Farlow,
Mrs. Keith Krambeal, Mrs.
Vinson Vaughan, Mrs. Ruby
Wyatt, Mrs. Lottie Van Scoy,
Mrs. Thelma Short, Mrs. Shir
ley Pettegrew, Miss Barbara
Henderson, sister of the hon
ored guest; Miss Ellen Hay,
Miss Vicki Vaughan, Miss Le
nita Nelms, and Miss Georgia
Weidman.
Miss Barbara Henderson
and Mrs. Johnnie Millard
were soloists, and Miss Weid
man and Miss Petra Cham
berlain played the piano.
The house was decorated
with floral arrangements fur
nished by Mrs. Lottie Van
Scoy, Mrs. Mattie Brown, Mrs.
Don Ashpole and Mrs. Charlie
Cushman.
Iowa Visitors
Recent valley visitors were
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Bolton of
Sioux City, Iowa, who visited
their son and daughter-in-law,
Dr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Bol
ton, 836 East Main street.
While in the valley the visit
ors were entertained at seve
ral parties. The Iowa visitors
visited in San Francisco on
their return trip to the mid
dle west.
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Valley visitors this week are Mrs. Wil
liam H. Woodford and her two children,
Sandra and Jimmy. The family, visiting
the Norris Porter family on Old Stage road,
arrived here from Quito, Ecuador, where
Mr. Woodford, a lieutenant colonel in thf
United States Army, was military attache.
Showers Given
For Sharon Hogan
Miss Sharon Hogan, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. M. N.
Hogan, East Main street, Med
ford, has been honored at sev
eral bridal showers recently.
A luncheon for Miss Hogan
was given July 28 by- Mrs. J.
C. Boyle at her home on Ross
lane. Guests included the Mes
dames William Parkinson,
Charles Ashpole, Bernard
Kelly, Robert Walker, Wal
lace Long, and Eugene Gam
bee, and Miss Ann Rowland,
Seattle, Wash. Mrs. Boyle pre
sented Miss Hogan with a
piece of sterling flatware.
.Mrs. A. S. Monroe was
hostess at a shower given for
Miss . Hogan at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Coleman,
Greenway circle. Luncheon
followed the early summer
event at the Rogue Valley
Country club. Eight of Miss
Hogan's school friends at
tended. Mrs. Kent Blackhu'rst and
Mrs. E. B. Hogan entertained
for Miss Hogan July 16. The
party was a coffee hour given
in the garden of the Black
hurst home on' Keeneway
drive. Miss Hogan was given
the favorite recipes and cook
books of the 15 guests who
attended the party.
Miss Hogan is the bride
elect of Kenneth Mattson,
Portland. The wedding is
scheduled for August 16 at 2
p.m. in the garden of the Ho
gan's home.
Caster Family
Holds Annual
Picnic in Ashland
The Caster family held its
18th annual picnic at Jack
son Hot Springs Aug. 3. The
families attending the event
are descendants of a pioneer
couple, Mr. and Mrs. Marion
N. Caster, who arrived in
Jackson county with their
family about 1882.
The remaining two of 10
children are Mrs. Effie Pru
ett,' Medford, and A. L. Cas
ter of Ellensburg, Wash., who
was unable to attend. The
oldest person present was
Mrs. Pruett and the young
est one was Timothy Barry,
grandson of Mr. and Mrs.
Clyde Laird.
A picnic lunch was served
at 1 p.m., with the afternoon
spent swimming and visiting.
Out-of-town relatives were
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Laird,
Berkeley, Calif.; Mrs. Mar
guerite Dayton, Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Laird, Tule Lake, Calif.;
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Laird,
Klamath Falls; Mr. and Mrs.
Gerald Barry and Timothy,
Ridgecrest, Calif., and Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Pruett,
Phoenix, Ariz.
Others present were Mrs.
Effie Caster, Mr. and Mrs.
Bert Caster, John and Todd,
Central Point; Mr. and Mrs.
Crville Caster, Chet, Terry,
Kim and Bart; Mr. and Mrs.
Norman Caster and Dennis,
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Caster,
Ronnie and Tommie, Mrs.
Enid Caster, Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Claflin, Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Caster, and Gordon, all
Phoenix. From Medford were
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Edwards,
Jan and Bill, Mr. and Mrs.
Kelly Brooks, Mr. and Mrs.
Nodman Vance. Steve, Bar
bara, Terese and Debra, Mrs.
Effie Pruett, Mr. and Mrs. J.
E. Lester, Mr. and Mrs. Don
Minear, Donalyn, Mary Jo,
Rebecca. Mr. and Mrs. Dale
Pruett, Glenda and Jimmie,
and Glenn O. Pruett, Butte
Falle, Ore.
Medford Woman Appointed
State Convention Chairman
Miss Laura York, past state
president of the Oregon Busi
ness and Professional Wom
en's clubs and member of the
Medford chapter, was ap
pointed general chairman of
the state convention of BPW
to be held in Medford May 15
through 17, 1959. The appoint
ment was made last week end
during the state board meet
ing held in North Bend.
Attending the board meet
ing in addition to Miss York
were Mrs. Jean Mast, presi
dent of the local chapter, and
Mrs. Harriet Watson, south
west Oregon district, director
of the club.
Reports were given by the
state chairmen at the meet
ing who attended the biennial
convention held in July in Se
attle. It was reported that the
convention delegates voted to
hold annual rather than bi
ennial conventions beginning
in 1960 with a regional. con
ventio to be held next year in
Phoenix, Ariz.
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Colonel Woodford is now stationed in
Washington, D.C., and the family is making
its home in Arlington, Va. The Woodfords
hold some of the ceremonial objects of the
Jivaro Indians, the headhunters of the
Amazon, while they relaxed recently on
the lawn. (Knacksledt photo).
members of the Medford club
and their families will be held
August 17 at 1 p.m. at the
Grants Pass City park near
the band stand. In charge of
the event are Mrs. Nell Faulk
ner, Mrs. Muriel Shortridge,
and Mrs. Ruth Simmons. Per
sons planning to attend should
take their own table service
and lunch. Coffee, lemonade
and ice tea will be furnished.
Members of the Grants Pass
BPW club have been invited
to attend the picnic event.
Wednesday, August 13, the
Ashland BPW club will hold
a picnic in Lithia park by the
duck pond at 6:30 p.m. Mem
bers of the Medford club have
been invited to attend. Per
sons attending are reminded
to take their own table service
and a potluck dish.
Following the picnic mem
bers may atterid the Oregon
Shakespearean Festival pro
duction of "Much Ado About
Nothing." Persons planning
to attend the play are to make
their own reservations.
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Silver Wedding
Reception Held
Sunday Afternoon
Some 75 friends and rela
tives attended the silver wed
ding reception of Mr. and Mrs.
Gaston Floux Sunday after
noon at their home on Grant
road. The anniversary cele
bration was given by their
children, Mrs. Gay Anderson
and Mrs. Owen R. Kinder, as
sisted by Mrs. Harry Dunn.
The floral decorations and
corsages were made by Mes-
dames Arnold Bohnert, Les
ter Gordon, R. D. K a y,
Charles Jantzer and Mrs. Lew
is Genter. The tiered wed
ding cake, baked by Mrs. John
Niedermeyer, was cut by Mrs.
Arnold Bohnert using the
heirloom knife belonging to
the Bohnert family.
Miss Sharon Anderson, a
granddaughter, was in charge
of the guest book.
The table, with a pink lace
cloth, had a centerpiece of
Queen Elizabeth roses with
silvered ivy and pink tapers.
Pink miniature gladiolus with
silvered magnolia leaves were
used in arrangements around
the rooms and entrance hall.
Mrs. Floux wore a pink taf
feta dress with gray overtones
and orchid corsage. A gift
from relatives and friends was
a silver tea service and the
corsage was a gift from the
grandchildren.
Out-of-town guests were
Mr. and Mrs. O. R. Kindler,
Red Wood, Calif.
Mr. and Mrs. Floux were
married August 5, 1933, at
the home of the bride's sister
in ban Jose. The Rev. C. a.
Knight officiated. They have
made their home in the valley
since 1944.
Surprise Party
Held forCouple
. A surprise 25th wedding an
niversary for Mr. and Mrs.
Claude G. Owsley, 349 O'Gara
street.-Medford, was held Sun
day, July 27, at the Owsley's
home. Hostesses for the event
were Mrs. D. E. Kenner, Mrs
Larry McNealy, and Mrs. Rob
ert C. Cresap, a daughter of
the honored couple.
Between 25 and 30 guests
attended. A tiered cake was
baked by Mrs. Cresap and
Mrs. McNealey and decorated
by Mrs. lone Hertager for the
occasion.
Also present for the party
was Gordon Owsley, son of the
honored couple. Another son,
James, was unable to attend.
He is stationed with the
United States Air Force at
George Field, Calif.
Mr. and Mrs. Owsley, were
married July 29, 1933, in In
dependence, Mo.
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In October Rites
Mr. and Mrs. Ruby Boes,
Big Falls, Minn., announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Norma Jane, to Wayne Newn
ham, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Newnham, Gold Hill.
The bride-to-be is a gradu
ate of Little Fork High school,
Little Fork, Minn, and was
employed until recently at
Anders Photo shop, Medford.
Mr. Newnham is a graduate
of Crater High school and is
employed by the Lou Martin
Accounting service, Medford
The couple plans an Octo
ber 18 wedding.
Brunch Scheduled
Tuesday by Group
The Women's Fellowship of
the First Baptist church will
meet Tuesday, August 12, for
a brunch at the home of Mrs.
Clarence Wilson, Walden lane,
Talent. The Nell Grubbs cir
cle, of which Mrs. Wilson
is chairman, will serve. Serv
ing will start at 9:45 a.m.
Mrs. Julian Courtel, a mis
sionary appointee to the Mexi
can Bible Institute at Nogal
es, will be the speaker. Mrs.
Larry Adams will give the
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Miss Carol Russell, daugh
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Russell, 2886 Beal lane, Med
ford, was honored at a bridal
shower July 30 at the home of
Mrs. R. J. Batzer, 933 South
Holly street. Cohostess was
Mrs. Frank Schultz.
Miss Russell is to wed
Thomas York, formerly of
Medford and currently attend
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at the Sacred Heart Catholic
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