2A MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford. Orcqen. Sunday, November 30, 1938
IVoolfolk-Malloroy Rites
Held in White City Church
Eagle Point Miss Linda Kay Malloroy, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. E. A. Malloroy, became the bride of David Leigh
Woolfolk in a ceremony held November 15 at Berean Bap
tist church. White City. The bridegroom is a son of Mr. and
Mrs. Ira V. Woolfolk, Brownsboro.
The rites were read at eight i
o'clock in the evening by the
Rev. Ray E. Nelson, and about
85 guests were present. Mr.
Malloroy gave his daughter
in marriage.
The bride wore a waltz
length gown trimmed with
lace and sequins and her veil
was, finger-tip length. She
carried a cascade bouquet of
Fuji chrysanthemums center
ed with a cluster of the same
blossoms in yellow. Her pearl
necklace was the bridegroom's
gift and she carried a lace
handkerchief which is an heir
loom in the Woolfolk family.
Miss Jo Ann Malloroy was
her sister's orJy attendant.
Her frock of golden colored
taffeta was of sheath design
with overskirt of white nylon
organdy with gold coin dots.
She carried bronze and golden
chrysanthemums.
Miss Susie Palm played the
traditional organ music, and
Mrs. Russell Ragsdale was
soloist.
Calvin Gillespie, Ashland,
was best man for the bride
groom, and ushers were Clin
ton Gillespie, Ashland, and
Charles Pettigrew, Lake
Creek.
For the wedding and recep
tion which followed in the
church parlor Mrs. Malloroy
wore a grey-blue wool frock
with yellow chrysanthemum
corsage. The bridegroom's
mother wore a figured crepe
frock and her corsage was of
white chrysanthemums.
Pouring at the reception
were Mrs. Donald Bradshaw
and Mrs. Robert Fisher. Mrs.
John Ousterhout and M r s.
Robert Nelson, sister of the
bridegroom, cut and served
the wedding cake.
Baskets of gold, bronze, yel
low and white chrysanthe
mums decorated the church
and reception room.
Mr. Woolfolk and his bride
traveled to San Francisco for
their wedding trip, the bride
wearing a white wool dress
with teal colored coat and
black accessories. The couple
will live on the Woolfolk
ranch near Brownsboro. The
bride, a graduate of Eagle
Point schools, is a bookkeeper
for Drs. Roberts and Roberts,
and the bridegroom is a ranch
er. Club Party
Getogether club will hold
a Christmas party with an ex
change of gifts at the Girls
Community club at 1 p.m. Fri
day, December 5. A covered
dish luncheon will be served
and new officers will be
elected.
Children's Play
Set December 10
The children's play "Rum
pelstilskin" will be presented
for Medford and Jackson
county school children by
Southern Oregon College
players Wednesday, December
10. The performances will be
at 2:30 and 4:15 p.m. in the
Craterian theater, Medford,
and are sponsored by Medford
branch, American Association
of University Women. Tickets
will be sold at the schools De
cember 9 and 10 during the
noon hour.
The 2:30 p. m. perform
ance will be limited to stu
dents through the third grade
and students from county
schools. The 4:15 p.m. pro
duction will be for students
in the fourth, fifth and sixth
grades.
Parents may purchase tick
ets for the preschool children
for the 4:15 p.m. performance
by calling Mrs. Berwick
Wood, SPring 2-9116.
Mrs. Wood Is general chair
man of the play sponsored
each year by the American
Association o f University
Women in Medford for its
fellowship fund.
Carpenters Leave
For Palm Springs
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred S. V.
Carpenter, Topside s, Old
Stage road, left yesterday for
Palm Springs, Calif., to spend
several weeks. They will live
in a house at Thunderbird
Country club belonging to
Mrs. Carpenter's sister, Mrs.
John Scott of Santa Barbara.
En route south the couple
will spend several days with
Mr. Carpenter's brother and
sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Leonard Carpenter, Carmel,
Calif. At holiday time the
Medford couple will be joined
by their son and daughter-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Harlow
Carpenter, who will come
west from their home in
Waitsfield, Vt.
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Dinners Given
At Colony Club
Mrs. Marjorie Pitts and her
sister, Mrs. Lillian Salade
were hostesses for two recent
dinner parties. They were giv
en November 15 and 22, and
both were at the Colony club.
Mrs. Pitts recently return
ed to Medford after spending
several months in the midwest.
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Mr. and Mrs. W. Keith Bales Jr., who were married in
Eugene November 1, visited in Medford for the Thanksgiving
holiday at homes of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Gray,
Cherry lane, and Mr. and Mrs. W. Keith Bates, 1714 East
Main street. Mrs. Bales is the former Suzanne Eleanor Gray.
Mr. Bales is a senior at Ihe University of Oregon and Mrs.
Bates is on lhe staff of the Eugene Credit Bureau. They are
making Iheir home at 1261 Alder street, apartment 8, Eugene.
Service League To Hold
Christmas Charity Ball
With Thanksgiving events
now history, valley residents
are turning their attention to
December and the coming
Christmas holidays. This is al
ways the gayest season of the
year, with many parties on
the calendar.
Invitations to the annual
charity ball to be held on Fri-
Carol Hussong
To Play Sunday
Portland Miss Carol Hus
song of Medford will perform
in the annual winter concert
to be presented by Epsilon
Delta chapter of Mu Phi
Epsilon, national women's pro.
fessional music sorority, Sun
day, December 7. The concert
will feature varied instru
mental and vocal numbers by
the chapter members.
Miss Hussong will join Miss
Elizabeth Barker, Seaside, to
play Chaminade's "Morning
and Evening' in a piano duo.
She is a sophomore music edu
cation major and the daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Hussong, 56 South Barneburg
roa'd.
Also on the program will
be piano solos, a flute sonata,
a violin sonata, vocal solos
and a vocal ensemble. This
concert and the spring recital
of American music are an
nually presented by the LC
chapter in accordance with
the sorority's general purpose
of promoting musical life on
campus.
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Installation Set
Association
By
Officers of . the Women's
association of the First Pres
byterian church will be in
stalled Tuesday, December 2,
by Dr. and Mrs. K. D. West
at the church. A luncheon,
served by Mercy circle, will
be held at 12:30 p.m.
Officers to be installed in
clude Mrs. George Flanagan,
president; ' Mrs. Lloyd Neil
son, first vice-president; Mrs.
George Osier, second vice
president; Mrs. Walter Roem
er, secretary; and Mrs. Joe
Dispenziere, treasurer.
Circle chairmen, also to be
installed during the after
noon, include Mrs. D. A.
Hutchison, Mrs. Max Priebe,
Mrs. William Farrell, Mrs.
D. W. Husband, Mrs. Thad
Hatten. Mrs. William Seibert,
Mrs. Ramsey Miller, Mrs.
Harold Gregory, and Mrs.
Herbert Roberts.
The triple trio will sing.
At the close of the meeting
the new circle chairmen will
meet.
day, December 12, at Rogue
Valley Country club, are now
being sent by Medford Junior
Service league. This ball has
become one of the major
events of the holiday season
and the proceeds go to sup
port the league Kindergarten
for Hard of Hearing Children.
Again this year the women
are asked to wear fancy head
dresses. This feature of the
formal event was started sev
eral years ago and adds great
ly to the festivities.- Head
dresses are judged during the
evening and the winner is
proclaimed "Queen of the
Ball." Other prizes are given
during the evening.
A cocktail hour is planned
from 8 to 9 o'clock and the
buffet dinner will begin at 9
p.m. Dancing will be both in
the main dining room and the
Crest room of the club.
Co-chairmen for the event
are Mrs. Charles Mickelson
and Mrs. Jack A. Edson. As
sisting them as committee
chairmen are Mrs. B. Kent
Blackhurst-, invitations; Mrs
Jonathan . Middleton, decora
tions; Mrs. Robert R. Dickey,
greeting committee; Mrs.
Philip B. Lowry, prizes; Mrs.
Robert Cunningham, food;
Mrs. Eugene V. . Meyerding,
orchestra.
Los Altos Couple
Guests in City
Mr. and Mrs. Gardner
Bullis, Los Altos, Calif., were
holiday guests at the home of
Mr. Bullis' sisters and broth
er, Mrs. Ralph Boutelle, Miss
Helen Bullis, and Seth Bullis,
all Florence avenue, Medford.
The relatives arrived in the
valley Wednesday and re
turned to their home yester
day afternoon.
Seth Bullis returned last
Sunday from San Francisco
where he attended the na
tional convention of Savings
and Loan associations, which
was attended by more than
4,000 delegates. Approximate
ly eight Medford residents at
tended. During his week long stay
in the Bay area Mr. Bullis at
tended a concert of the San
Francisco symphony orchestra
conducted by Arthur Fiedler
and a performance of "The
Music Man" with Richard
Tucker in the leading role.
For the convention delegates
a program was held which
starred Gordon McRae and
Marge and Gower Champion.
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Xi Mu chapter of Beta Sig
ma Phi will meet at the home
of Mrs. Maynard Paup, 3298
Hollywood avenue, Wednes
day, December 3.
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Rites Held
In Talent
Wed Pair
Talent-Miss Dorothy Mae
Long, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. W. H. Granby, route 1,
box 275, Talent, became the
bride of Jack A. Foster, son
of Mrand Mrs. B. V. Turner,
121 King street, Medford, in
a ceremony held November 14
at Talet Methodist church.
The Rev. Earnest Bell offi
ciated at the double ring wed
ding held at five o'clock in
the afternoon. Chrysanthe
mums decorated the church
for the ceremony. Mrs. Agnes
Day played the traditional
wedding music and accompa
nied Mrs. Clarence Holdridge,
soloist.
The bride wore a powder
blue suit with white acces
sories and carried .a purple
orchid on a white Bible. She
was given in marriage by her
brother, Frank Long. v
Mrs. R. H. Cosio, Eugene,
sister of the bridegroom at
tended the bride. She wore a
light brown dress with black
accessories and white carna
tion corsage.
Mr. Cosio served as best
man while Jonathan Granby,
brother of the bride, and
Daniel Cooper seated the
guests.
Following the ceremony a
reception was held at the
Turner home in Medford.
Pink and white carnations
decorated the tables for the
event.
The bride is a graduate of
Talent High school and is
a student at Southern Oregon
college. Mr. Foster is em
ployed by Klamath orchards.
The newlywed couple are
making their home at 1716
North Riverside avenue.
PEO Treasurer
Attends Ceremony
Mrs. Fletcher Fish, Phoe
nix, returned home Sunday
after being in Lebanon, Ore.,
for institution of a new chap
ter of the PEO sisterhood.
The new chapter was desig
nated DA.
Mrs. Fish, member of chap
ter BE, Medford, is treasurer
of the state chapter. Also
present for the ceremonies
was Mrs. E. E. Vehrs, Grants
Pass, state president, and a
large group of state and na
tional officers in Oregon.
The institution banquet and
ceremonies were held in First
Christian church in Eugene.
Book Club
Contemporary Book club
will meet Wednesday, Decem
ber 3, at 1:30 p.m. at the home
of Mrs. Malcolm Byers. Mrs.
McCleod Maurice is in charge
of the program.
Miss Jaye MacDermol
Jaye MacDermot
Engaged to Wed
Ray A. Powers
Trail Mr. and Mrs. George
MacDermot, Trail, announce
the engagement of their
daughter, Jaye, to Ray A.
Powers, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Lowell O. Pogue, Eagle Point.
Miss MacDermot is a senior
at Eagle Point High school.
Mr. Powers, a 1958 graduate
of Eagle Point High school,
is now serving in the Navy
aboard the USS Vega.
No date has been set for
the wedding. v
Church Ceremony
Marries Couple
Miss Lois Joyce Hebner and
Richard Raymond Brown
were married in a ceremony
held November 14 at Ascen
sion Lutheran church. The
Rev. Elvin S. Tollefson offici
ated at the rites, held at eight
o'clock in the evening.
The bride is a daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hebner,
Saegertown, Penn., and the
bridegroom's parents are Mr.
and. Mrs. Albert Mueller,
Jacksonville.
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Jones
attended the couple.
The newlyweds are ' Uving
in Jacksonville.
Engagement News
Of Interest Here
From Hillsboro, Ore., comes
news of the engagement of
Miss Evelyn Pauline Brock to
Charles C. Campbell. Miss
Brock is a daughter of Mrs.
Boyd W. Brock, formerly of
Medford and now of Hills
boro, and the late Mr. Brock.
Mr. Campbell is a son of Mr.
and Mrs. C. C. Campbell,
Portland.
Miss Brock is a sophomore
at Oregon College of Educa
tion, Monmouth, and Mr.
Campbell is a junior at the
same school.
No date has been set for
the .wedding.
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Valley Couples to Marry
In Double Holiday Ceremony
Among nolidav
weddings
will be a double ceremony for
two Medford sisters: Miss
Carol and Miss Marilyn Bai
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Mrs. John W. Bailey, 157
Reception
Honors
Alice Hood
Mrs. Alice Hood, iong jme
resident of Southern Oregon,
celebrated her 80th birthday
anniversary Friday, Novem
ber 14th. On Sunday, Novem
ber 16, approximately 50 rela
tives and friends greeted Mrs.
Hood at a reception given at
the home of her son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Mercer, 417 J street,.
Medford.
Among those attending the
reception were seven of Mrs.
Hood's 11 living children.
They were Mrs. Harry Dubbs
of Grants Pass, Mrs. W. R.
Walker, Mrs. Lloyal McCay,
Mrs. Elmo L. McGraw and
Kenneth Hood of Medford;
Melford Hood of Gold Hill
and Mrs. Mercer. Unable to
attend were Mrs. Hood's four
other children, Mrs. Carl Lin
der, Midvale, Idaho; Mrs.
Frank M. Bryant, Chula Vista,
Calif., Orville Hood, Payette,
Idaho and Mrs. E. R. Kelly,
Central Point.
For the reception the rooms
were decorated in pink and
white. The pink cake shaped
as the figure ''80" had been
made and decorated by Mrs.
Mercer. ' '
Mrs. Hood was born in Ar
kansas in 1878 and has resid
ed in southern Oregon since
1924. Mr. Hood died in 1937.
Mrs. Hood is an active mem
ber of the Church of Christ
and is now living at 79 Jan
ney Lane.
South Keeneway drive, will
be married January 1 in a
double ceremony at Central
Point First Presbyterian
church.
Miss Marilyn Bailey will
become the bride of Eugene
Wright, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert Wright, Butte Falls,
and Miss Carol Kaye Bailey
will be married to Arthur
Terrance Brereton, son of Mr.
and Mrs. A. E. Brereton, 161
Ross lane, Medford.
Miss Carol, a 1956 gradu
ate of Crater High school, is
a stenographer at the California-Pacific
Utilities company.
Mr. Brereton is a student at
Southern Oregon college.
Miss Marilyn is a senior in
elementary education at
Southern Oregon college. Her
fiance, Mr. Wright, served
four years with the United
States Navy, later attending
Southern Oregon college and
is now employed at the Elk
Lumber company's power
house. Carol Robinson
Plays In Recital
Marylhurst Miss Carol
Robinson, freshman at Maryl
hurst college, was presented
in a recital November 24 in
Flavia salon. She. played
"Gardens in the Rain" by De
bussy. Miss Robinson also ac
companied Miss Judith
George, soprano, in the recital.
Miss Robinson is a member
of the 40-voice college chorus
which will participate in
Marylhurst's Winter Concert
on .December ,10, singing a
group of four old English
Christmas carols. She will
also be accompanist for Miss
Helen Bolton, violinist, play
ing the Kreisler "Praeludium
and Allegro."
Miss Robinson is the daugh
ter of Mrs. Mildred Robinson,
236 South Oakdale avenue,
and a former student of St.
Mary's High school., '
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Miss Lynda Jacket
Couple to Wed
In Spring Rites
Eagle Point Mr. and Mrs.
William Jackel, Route 1, Box
441, Eagle Point, announce
the engagement of their
daughter, Lynda, to Larry
Regester, son of Mr. and Mrs.
LeRoy Regester, also of Eagle
Point.
Miss Jackel is employed by
Bear Creek orchards, and Mr.
Regester by Cascade Wood
products, Camp White. Both
are graduates of Eagle Point
High school.
A March wedding is planned.
Event Scheduled
In Eagle Point
Eagle Point -- The annual
Eagle 'Point Jaycettes tasting
tea and style show, will be
held Friday, December 5,
from 3 until 5 p.m. at the
Eagle Point Grange. .
Fashions by Town and
Country will be modeled by
the Shady Cove members of
the , International Order of
Job's Daughters and women
from the community.
Baby sitting will be fur
nished.
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