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i i - v4 I ' . " "' ' ' Chong Lyo Lh Korean Students To Wed in East Of interest to valley resi dents is the approaching wed ding of Miss Chong Hyo Lee, daughter of Dr. In Sook Lee, Seoul, Korea, to Young II Shin, former Medford resident now attending Harvard uni versity. The wedding is planned for "Wednesday "June 10, at Phil lips Brooks house, Harvard university, with a reception to follow. Mr. Shin is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ryn Kwan Shin, Seoul, and lived in Medford four summers at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ward Lampkin, 944 Alta street. The young man arrived in tins country four years ago as a foreign ministerial student sponsored by the Presbyterian Synod for study at Lewis and Clark college. During his studies there and at Harvard heJias received financial as sisSnce from the Presbyter ian Men's club in Medford and from the church's Sunday school department. During his summers in the valley he was employed by Elk Lumber company and was a Presby terian Sunday school teacher, working in the junior depart ment. During his second year at Harvard he received a Dan forth Fellowship grant from the university. Mr. Shin is currently working towards his doctor's degree. Miss Lee, a pianist, will graduate from the New Eng land Conservatory of Music, Boston, this week. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd D. Tay lor, Boston, will sponsor the wedding. The young couple will make their home at 116 Tappon street, Brookline, Mass., while Mr. Shin contin ues his studies at Harvard. FRAIMIE Is COMING TO JOHNNY'S See Pg.5, Sec. 1 jeamn says. . . . . I fl ' cr pitcher of perfume! y. j a magnum J of mystery! Be creative you. Tell Nettie RosensfeJn why yom enjoy her lovely Eau de Parfum and Bath GL In every pocboQe youl find e FUN ENTRY BLANK. . ODAUSQUC EAU DE PACftJM S.30 to WJO' ODAttSQUE BATH Oft. . to J0 IMMNi EAU DC FMFUM SJB to MJB WMNE BATH OK l to MO Have you visited our Sports Where you find the you love to live 617 E. MAIN PH. Shower Honors Sandra Farlow; June Rites Set Shady Cove-Trail Mrs. j Gene Weitman, Shady Cove,' was hostess Friday, May 29, for a bridal shower honoring Miss Sandra Farlow, Medford. Miss Farlow's marriage to Dick Schauble, Shady Cove, is set for June 23 at the Eagle Point Community church. She is the daughter of Mrs, Fred Farlow, Medford, and her fi ance is the son of Mr. ad Mrs. Jack Schauble, Shady Cove. Both are graduates of Eagle Point High school. The cake served was made by Mrs.. Weitman and decor ated in the wedding motif by Mrs. Kenneth Oliver. Games were played during the eve ning with prizes won by Mrs. liver, Mrs. Lewis Dusen berry, Mrs. Ed Learning, -Mrs. Max Hawks and Miss Farlow. Refreshments were served following the opening of the many gifts. Other guests present were Mrs. Gene House, Mrs. .Joe Waltz, Mrs. Carroll Watson, Mrs. Russell Elder, Mrs. Al Cooper, Mrs. Jack Schauble and daughter, Suzanne, . and Mr. Schauble's - aunt, Mrs. Carl Robbins, Trail; Mrs. Fred Farlow and daughter, Lois, and Miss Sonja Smith, Med ford, and Miss JoAnn Cooper and Miss Pat Hawks, Shady Cove. 1 Family Visits In California Butte Falls - Visiting in California this week end are Mr. and Mrs. Earl Remsen and Mrs. Remsen's mother, Mrs. Ben W. Fulton, all Butte Falls. Mrs. Fulton is visiting her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Berge and family in Chico while the Rensens visit Mr. Remsen's parents, Mr. - and Mrs. Ru dolph Logstrup, Oakland. ' Both the Remsens and Ful tons are former Oakland res idents and will visit friends before returning. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Fulton and grandson, Dan Remsen, will return to Chico the next week end when ai family re union will be held at the Berge home. The Fultons and Dan will return to Butte Falls the next week. , Ceremonies Held By Scottish Rite For Reunion Class The current 'reunion of Medford Scottish Rite bodies was climaxed Saturday night when a large class of candi dates witnessed the ritualistic ceremonies. The 32nd degree of Scottish Rite Freemasonry was presented at 8 p.m. in the Masonic temple. Carl H. W. Oestreich and cast, under the direction of John J. Ken nedy, took charge of the rit ualistic work. William H. Lush, 33rd de gree, of the Eugene Scottish Rite bodies, was speaker for the evening. A no-host dinner preceded the degree work. Corner? clothes In ; SP 2-8992 r ( A - WSyWW3Mm$m$ Patricia Kidwell Patricia Kidwell And Dave Garter Engaged to Wed Mr. and Mrs. William Kid well, Route 3, Box .235, an nounce the engagement of their daughter, Patricia, to Dave Carter, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Carter, 730 Broad street. Miss Kidwell was graduat ed this month from Phoenix High school. Her fiance, a graduate .of Medford High school, is employed by Fir Ply, Incorporated, White .City. No date has been set for the wedding. Group Attends . Ballet Program Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bulkin and daughter, Miss Natasha Bulkin, left for San Francisco Thursday where they' attend ed the opening performance of the Bolshoi ballet company Friday night at the San Fran cisco Opera house. The Rus sian company, considered the most famous ballet troupe in the world, has been playing to overflow audiences in New York City and other centers of the United States. . The Bulkins also attended the formal supper which fol lowed the ballet, "Giselle." The supper and reception was given by the San Francisco Ballet guild in honor of the 120 Russian dancers, musi cians, managers and others of the troupe. The dancers in clude Galina Ulanova, con ceded by critics and balleto manes to be the world's su preme ballerina. Mrs. George Rode and Mrs. Bren H. Starcher of Medford left last evening for the Bay city and tonight will attend the final performance of the Russian dancers. The Bulkins are remaining in California for a few days as guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Sandell, former Jack sonville residents now living in Albany, Calif. Miss Bulkin was among the students grad uated from EaglePoint High school Wednesday night.-- ' Meeting Announced By Nevita Chapter Central Point - A stated meeting 1 of Nevita chapter, Order of theEastern Star, will be held Tuesday, June 9, at 8 p.m. in the Masonic temple, Central Point. Mrs. Merrill Harsh, worthy matron, will preside. In charge of refreshments are Mrs. Loyal Kelly, Mrs. J. E. Vincent,- Mrs. Francis Russell and Mrs. Eleanor Johnson. Mrs. Signs Day is in charge of decorations. Dollops of fluffy dairy sour cream, seasoned or' plain, make flavorsome, decorative garnishes for soups, hot vege tables, fish, roasts and steaks. High concentrated for luxurious relax ing, fragrant, bubbzly bath enjoyment. Softens water, preventing ring in tub. k Turquoise Pine Fragrance Garnet Spicy Fragrance Zircon Bouquet Fragrance Peridot Gardenia Fragrance Medford Pharmacy 101 North Central, Corner 6th Ph. SP 2-6253 Week Days: 8:30 a.m. to 10:30 p.m. Open Sundays & Holidays 10 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. Couple to Wed In July Service Ashland Mr. and Mrs. Emmitt M. Tucker Jr., 543 Tucker street, v announce the approaching marriage of their niece, Janine Estelle Norland er, to Richard LeRoy Rankin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lionel G. Rankin, 842 Taylor street, Medford. Their wedding is set for July 11 at the First Methodist church in Medford. Miss Norlander, who makes her home with the Tuckers, was graduated from Medford high school last week. Club Holds Installation Talent - Mrs. Phillip Hoy land was installed as presi dent of Talent Garden club at a meeting June 3 at the home of Mrs. Chester New ton, Medford. Other officers installed by Mrs. E. G. Taylor, secretary of the Oregon Fed eration of Garden clubs, were Mrs. C. O. Long, vice-president; Mrs. C. S. Barrett, sec retary; and Mrs. B. L. Lo.k wood, treasurer. Committee chairmen named by Mrs. Hoyland are Mrs. John Spangler, hospitality; Mrs. Taylor, yearbook; Mrs. J. R. Baldwin, membership; Mrs. Gilbert Hill, flower show; Mrs. Ormy Goddard, civic; Mrs. H. L. Sommers, historian; Mrs. J. E. McCar dell, publicity; Mrs. George Hartley, wildflower scrap book; Mrs. E. G. Taylor, pro gram; Mrs. G. O. Mosser, bird scrapbook; Mrs. G. H. Schmel zer, litterbug; Mrs. Lockwood, corsage; Mrs. C. W. Holdridge, bird; Mrs. Robert" Wilde, mag azine and librarian; Mrs. G. O. Mosser, horticulture; Mrs. J. R. Baldwin, club scrapbook; Mrs. W. R. Bagley, conserva tion; Mrs. Long, garden ther apy. Final plans were made for the club's rummage sale June 5 in the Fehl building. The next meeting will be a picnic July 1 at the home of Mrs. Harold Strauss with Mrs. Taylor as hostess. Luncheon Honors School Faculty Glenn Linn, principal, and the faculty of McLoughlin Junior High school were hon ored guests at a smorgasbord luncheon prepared and served Thursday noon in the school cafeteria by members of the executive board of McLough lin Parent Teacher association. The luncheon is an annual event given by the PTA par ents to express their appre ciation to Mr. Linn and the faculty of the school. ! Invited guests included su perintendent of schools, Dr. Leonard Mayfield, and Assist ant Superintendent Elliott Becken. Also invited were Mrs. Linn and Mrs. Alva Wright, newly installed pres ident of McLoughlin PTA. Mrs. Bill Rambo, in behalf of McLoughlin PTA, present ed Mr. Linn with a brass desk set as a token of appreciation for his service to the school and McLoughlin PTA. Mrs. Rambo also presented a cor sage to Mrs. Linn in appreci ation for many years of sup port. Mrs. Fred Underwood was chairman of the luncheon committee and assisting her were Mrs.1 Rambo, Mrs. Har old Gangstee, Mrs. Roy Howe, Mrs. Ruth Tillery, Mrs. Otto Ewaldsen, Mrs. E. W. Ingram, Mrs. Dale Franklin, Mrs. A. L. Nash, Mrs. Paul Fullmer, Mrs. Fred Simcox and Mrs. Roland Holmes. Mary Sherman : BUBBLING ; Bath Oil $1.25 $3.00 $2.00 and Plus tax Reception at Country Club Celebrates Golden Wedding Mr. and Mrs. Howard Diet rich of Portland were hosts for a reception Sunday, May 31, in honor of Mr. Dietrich's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Dietrich, 1773 Ross lane. The event, held at Rogue Valley Country club, observed the Dietrich's golden wedding an niversary. . Seventy guests called be tween one and five o'clock. An arrangement of gold 6 o 1 p r e d chrysanthemums, bronze carnations, white stock and golden gladiolus centered the serving table. Mrs. Jesse Dietrich poured, and Mrs. Joe Howard, Mrs. Robert Sparks and Mrs. Allan Bickford cut the anniversary cake. For the reception Mrs. Diet rich wore a "blue flowered print frock with gold colored orchid corsage. Among the guests were Phyllis, Susan, Ward and James Dietrich, children of the Howard Dietrichs; Mrs. A. F. Shaw, sister of Mrs. Har vey Dietrich from Banning, Calif.; Mrs. Florence Howard, Portland, Mr. Dietrich's sis ter; Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Diet rich, Hood River, sister and cousin of Mr. Dietrich; Mr. and Mrs. Allan Bickford, Hood River, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Howard and three children, Lower Bridge, Ore., and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sparks, Se attle, all nieces and nephews of the honored couple; Mr. and Mrs. Joe McClay and Mrs. Grace Kelly, Redmond, Ore.; Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Morse, Prineville, Ore.; Mr. and Mrs. Claude Matthis and Mrs. J. O. Matthis, Salem; Mr. and Mrs. Clem Mercier, Diamond Spring, Calif.; Mr. and Mrs. Ed Mathews, Yreka, Calif.; Mr. and Mrs. John White, Grants Pass; Mrs. Dora Over ton, Lakeview. The honored couple were married June 2, 1909, in Spo kane, Wash., and have lived in Medford for 40 years. Young Adults To Give Party 'v A Monte Cano party will be held at the YMCA Satur day, June 13, at 8 p.m. by the Young Adult's group to celebrate the end of the school year and to acquaint new members with the group's ac tivities. All returning college stu dents, teachers, and other young adults in the area are invited to attend. Planning committee members include Miss Dixie Dixon, Miss Sanna Craig, Miss Romona Grubbs, George Amrhein, Norman Kincheloe, and Byron Puhler. . who along with Mother means a lot to you, only the best in gift is good enough . . . Father's Day June 21 PHONE SP 2-5238 Mt. and Mrs. Harvey Diet rich, 1773 Ross lane, were honored at a reception May 31 at Rogue Valley Country club which observed their 50th wedding anniversary. Graduate Given Voiture Award Miss Charlene Rae Hubler, a member of the 1959 Med ford High school graduating class, has been awarded a $300 nurses training scholar ship by the Jackson county voiture of the 40 and 8. Miss Hubler, who is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Har old Hubler, 926 Park street, .will start training in Septem ber at Sacred Heart hospital in Eugene. She is the second girl to receive a scholarship from the local voiture. Since the organization of the 40 and 8, after World War I, thild training was added to the na tional program. Don Wilson is chairman of the local voiture nurses train ing committee; ne is assisted by Ed Russell. Jackson county chapter of the Oregon Nurses association assists the 40 and 8 in select ing a girl for training. Mrs. Joe Beach, Mrs. Clark Ander son and Mrs. Lee Jacobs are members of the nurses com mittee. ' ' St. Elizabeth's Guild Plans Picnic Friday St. Elizabeth's Guild of St. Mark's Episcopal church will hold a potluck picnic Friday, June 12, at 11:45 a.m. Mem bers and guests are to meet at the church and will travel to the home of Mrs. Roger Smooth, Yank Gulch road. Those attending are asked to take a hot dish, salad or dessert and their own table service. Those needing transporta tion are to contact Mrs. James Callan, SPring 2-9118. CAMERAS PHOTOGRAPHS Ja Showers Honor Relda Jenkins Miss Relda Jenkins, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd T. Jenkins, 2394 Sunset court, was honored recently at two bridal showers. She is the bride-elect of James A. Martolin, son of Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Martolin, 819 Beekman street. . One shower was held May 23 at the home of Mrs. Wayne G. Carter, 730 Broad street. Hostess was Mrs. Carter with co-hostesses Mrs. Martolin and Mrs. J. W. Huston. Bouquets of hydrangeas and garden pinks decorated the gift table. Mrs. Huston as sisted Miss Jenkins at the gift table and wrote the gift list. Guests attending included Mrs. F. T. Jenkins, Mrs. Hus ton, Mrs. Martolin, Mrs. George Flanagan, Miss Hazel Herndon, Mrs. Alfred Gaila cci, Miss Joyce Gregory, Miss Carol Dyke, Miss Lois Kelly, Mrs. E. Paschke, Mrs. John Eads, and Mrs. L. J. Fem ming. . The second shower was giv en by Mrs. Martolin at the home of Mrs. Grant Quiemey, 1015 Winchester avenue. Mrs. Martolin assisted Miss Jen kins by writing the gift list. The 14 guests attending are all employees of J. C. Pen ney company here. The bride-elect is a gradu ate of Medford High school and is employed as bookkeep er at Mann's Department store. " 1 Mrs. Geneva Beer Home From Arizona Mrs. Geneva Beer, former Welcome Wagon hostess, re turned to the valley last week after spending four months in Phoenix, Ariz. While there she made trips to places of interest in the state and visited with a num ber of former Medford resi dents. 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