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o o 0 i f A ' Br. end Mrs. William Sherman Barnes SUitor Held Af Chapel For Couple . Mr. and Mrs. William Sher man Barnes are making their home in Eureka, -Calif., fol lowing their marriage Sun day, June 21, in Meeker Me morial chapel at First Metho dist church. Mrs. Barnes is the former Jeanne Billson Niebel, daughter of Marcus K. Billson, Honolulu, Hawaii. Mr. Barnes is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry 1. Barnes, 5790 Table Rock road, Cen tral Point. Dr. George G. Roseberry officiated at the double-ring rites held at four o'clock in thg afternoon. Baskets of gtece and pink picture roses anf Ester Reed daisies decor td the chapel for the event, ttided by 30 relatives and (jrinds. liss Naida Smit, Port ed,' niece 9t the brifie q -oom, was soloisk The bride ejoee jln teige lace ffpcfc 0ft OiftW fcrith beige chiffce cuean bund. She wort teif Utlha cloche with veTvtt epen.to rid carried a nosefey ef baby pink roses. Robert ' Bleieh, Belvedere, Calif., gavf his niece in marriage. Mrs. Wayne Smith, Win chester, Ore., sister of the bride groom, attended the bride. She wore a pale blue organdy eyelet frock with lu chiffon cummerbund nd white accessories. She carried a nosegay af blue del phinium. Theodore L. Barhes, Rose 1&rg, served as best man for his brother. Following the ceremony a reception was held in the Rogue room at the Medford hotel. The couple traveled to Lake Creek Lodge in the Cascades en their wedding trip. The bride is a graduate of Puna- hou school, Honolulu, and the : University o f Washington. Mr. Barnes is a graduate of Oregon State college where he was affiliated with Sigma Chi social fraternity. He is employed by Georgia-Pacific corporation in log and timber procurement. He made his home in Ol- ympia, Wash, prior to his" re cent transfer by the company to ureka. v " National Officer Yititor in City Mrs. Edward Murphy, Springfield, Mass., president of National Women's Associa tion of Allied Beverage Indus tries, - visited the Medford chapter June 23. Mrs. Murphy was elected at the national convention held in San Diego. Calif., earlier this month. Attending the event from the Rogue val ley were Mrs. Ada Horsely and Mrs. Betti Boyle. " Site of the 1960 national convention will be Minneapo lies, Minn., it was announced. Among the national officers appointed by the new presi dent at the convention was Mrs. Alyce McCroskey, Port- land, who was appointed par liamentarian. She if) a lawyer with Fleischman Distillers. 4 . Announce Display Of "Psychic Art" A public exhibition of "psy chic art" is being held today and Monday at the Girls Com munity club by Mrs. Grace Glenne. The exhibition may be view ed today from 2 until 5 p.m. and 7:30 until 9:30 p.m. Talks will be given at 3 and 8 p.m. telling the background of the drawings. Monday the exhibit will be displayed from 11 ajn. until 5 pjn. with talks scheduled t 11:15 ajn. and 3 pjn. The. drawings were done by Ellas Jane Graham and is said to represent the art of the ancient Moors, Persians, Chi nese, Egyptians and Aztec pro duced by spirit artists of thous ands of years ago. (Brainerd photo) Pictures Taken By Flanagans To Be Shown Mrs. George Flanagan will take the Arm Chair Travel group on a Volkswagen tour of Germany at 1 p.m. Monday, June 29, at the Senior Activ ity center, 601 East Main street. Colored slides to be shown are of a unique travel plan carried out by Mr. and Mrs. Flanagan and their three sons who visited all the European families with whom they have been corresponding for sev eral years. The exchange of letters be gan with Care packages which the Flanagans sent regularly to the families. One of the recipients accom panied the Flanagans as a guide and interpreter and en tire towns turned out to wel come the American lamiiy who had shown such personal interest in their welfare. Last week Dr. and Mrs. Bert K. Illiott took the group to Canada and Alaska via pic tures. Classes at the center have increased 25 per cent. The pas tel and oil painting class and the wood .carving class have been asked to bring pictures and carvings to the center for the next class meeting for se lection of an exhibit. Items selected are to be tak en by Mrs. Fred Rankin to the state capital for the quarterly meeting of the Oregon Coun cil on Aging, July 11. Fourteen men and women are studying conversational Spanish each Thursday at 9 ajn. under direction of Mi chael Dillon, Camp White. . Edwin Root, orchestra direc tor, who has been ill, has re turned to the orchestra, class which meets at 1 pjn. each Thursday. More wind and string instruments are needed for the group. The ten-piece orchestra gave a surprise performance for a meeting of the 50-plus club Friday. Brown Family Home From Guam Ashland - Mr. and Mrs. Michael Brown and children, Michele and Michael, former ly valley residents, have re turned to southern Oregon for the summer after two years on Guam. , After a ' brief vacation in Mexico and Guatamala in July, the Browns will return to Ashland prior to their de parture for Japan where Mr. Brown will teach in the Unit ed States Air Force depend ents' school. The Browns are temporar ily residing at 446 Allison street, Ashland. Mrs. Brown's mother, Mrs. Mary Johnson, and her sisters, Linda and Frances, motored from Missis sippi last week to be with the Browns and also to visit the L. B. Martin family. . Two Groups Plan Business Session Veterans of World War I, barracks and auxiliary will hold . the monthly business meeting Wednesday, July -1, at 8 pjn. at the Girls Com munity club. standard and custom EVEREST I JENNINGS FOLDING WHEEL CHAIRS RENTALS SALES HUDSON'S PHARMACY, 613 E. Main Ph. SP 3-534S Opn Daily Till 10 P.M. Sundays 10 to 9 P.M. MSO I fiJ WAlKfftS M CWTCHES Tf"5 PAT1MT lim JAriM coMMOoe i Jacksonville Jacksonville - Forty - three persons attended the buffet dinner held by the 1949 grad uation class of Jacksonville high school June 20 in the Jackson hotel Pioneer room. Special significance was at tached to the reunion since the 1959 class was the last to graduate from Jacksonville high school. The district will become part of the Medford ! system next year. ! Twenty-one class members, j their wives or husbands, and John Harr, class adviser, and Mrs. Harr were present. The room was decorated with spring flowers, and back ground music completed the informal setting. - ; After dinner Ellis Doty, Klamath Falls, read the class prophecy in the "Tomahawk", 1949 yearbook for which hje was editor. Mr. Doty introduced his wife, the former Phyllis Ryd berg of Medford, and told of his years in the navy and his present career with an optical company. The Dotys have one son. Each former student and the adviser related experienc es since graduation. Mr. Harr is now principal of Rogue River schools and lives near there. Bruce "Matheny and Mrs. LeRoy Offenbacher are teach ers at Ruch and Applegate re- spectively. From Brookings Mrs. John Ray (Lura Rob ins) who traveled from Brook ings with her two daughters, is manager of the Curry Coun ty Credit Bureau. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Bray (Wilma Mclntyre) are spend ing the month of June in the valley while he is on furlough from the air force in Anchor age, Alaska. Their three sons flew here with them and are visiting their grandparents in Jacksonville. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Mo Daniels came from Alabama with their four children for a few days and are returning to Vosika Family On Vacation Trip Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Vosika, 2835 Elliott street, and then four children, Larry, Chero lyn, Dennis, and Randy, spent three weeks visiting relatives and points of inter est in several northern states. .The family traveled to Sioux Falls, S.D., where they for merly lived, and visited the Bad Lands of South Dakota, Glacier National park, Mon tana, and Grand Coulee dam, Wash. They also visited relatives in Washington and Montana, Now on Full Swing! Burelson's CLEARANCE Of Ladies1 Shoes! Choose From These Famous Brands! DeLISO DEBS PALIZZIO KIMELS AMANO'S JOYCE TOWN & COUNTRY FOOTFLAIR HEY DAYS COBBLERS EDITH HENRYS GEPPETO Take advantage ef these savings. Casual and dressy styles, high heels and flats ... still a good selection te cheese from. Use Your Charge Account! . Main and Bartlett Streets Phone SP 2-6428 Class Holds work in Texas. Mr. and Mrs. Don Harris (Myrna Hackert) were present from Grants Pass and Mr. and Mrs. Max Killingsworth (Car- Reports Given On Girls State Girls who attended Girls State in Salem last week were welcomed home Tuesday, June 23, at a meeting of the Medford unit American Le gion auxiliary. The state aux iliary sponsors this annual state-wide event. The young women and their mothers were guests of the auxiliary. They included Lin da Lowry and Mrs. Barbara Lowry; Rosiland Randle and Mrs. A. L. Randle; Elaine Jen nings and Mrs-. Sam Jennings; Anne. Haviland and Mrs. Paul Haviland; Alice Croxton and Mrs. V. H. Croxton. Other guests were represen tatives of groups which helped sponsor the girls. They were Mrs. Eloise Winklebleck, Zon ta club; Mrs. John Stewart, Phoenix Thursday club; and Jay Elliott, president of St. Mary's High School Parents club. The girls' reported that they had "a wonderful time" at Girls State and had discover ed many things about running the government. All held of fices in the make-believe state. Refreshments were served to 36 persons following the program. f Californians Visitors Here Mrs. Hazel Wood, Vallejo, Calif., and Mrs. Eva Gier, Huntington Park, Calif., past department presidents of Cal ifornia, United Spanish War Veteran auxiliary, are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Don Ander son, 803 Pine street, Med ford, and Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Barneburg, 1297 Sunset avenue. Mrs. Wood and Mrs. Gier, with Mrs. Anderson, will leave Sunday morning for Newport, Ore., to attend the convention of Department of Oregon, United Spanish (War Veterans, June 28-July. 1. ' - Mrs. Harry Barneburg, Vet erans Administration Volun teer Service hospital repre sentative ' of the USWVA, took Mrs. Wood', and Mrs. Gier through the Camp White Domiciliary center. They are the VAVS representatives of California. . Annual Half Values to $10.95 $10.95 to $12.95 Values $14.95 to $16.95 Values $19.95 $21.95 Values Reunion lita Wagner) from Rogue Riv er. From Ashland were Mr. and Mrs. Harlon Rolie (Pauline Hardy) and Mr. and Mrs. oianiey wertz. Mr. and Mrs. J. Carter; Hibbs now reside in Phoenix. Several class members make their homes in the Ap plegate area including Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Offenbacher (Ann Killingsworth), Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Matheny and Mr. and Mrs. Matt Winningham (Valerie Tolman). From Medford . Those from Medford were Mr. and Mrs. William Moore, Mr. and Mrs. Dwayne Smith (Janet Tuttle), Mr. and Mrs. Robert Elrod (Ramona Guch es), Mr. and Mrs. David Dow (Jean Pappas), Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Tompkins (Helen Coff man) and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hinkle. Among graduates unable to attend who live in this area are Roy Gibson, Mrs. Jack Ragsdale (Ina Belle West), Mrs. Karreen Maddox Brown and Wesley Offenbacher. Some of the group danced following dinner, but most vis ited for several hours at their first reunion. On the following day many of the group gathered with their children for a picnic at the ranch home of Mr. and Mrs. Offenbacher on the Ap plegate river. The class decided that those moving in the future should send their new addresses to LeRoy Offenbacher, route 1, J a c k s o nville, to facilitate plans for the next reunion. - Talent Garden Club Announces Picnic Talents M e m b e r s of the Talent Garden club will meet for a potluck picnic at noon July 1 at the home of Mrs. Harold Strauss. Mrs. E.. G. Taylor will be hostess. Women attending should bring their own table service. Duplicate Group Has Thirty Players Thirty players competed in duplicate play at the River side Bridge club Wednesday. High scores' for north-south players went to Mrs. Fred Purdin and Paul Hatton, first; Mrs. Wiliam Knope and Mrs. Yvonne Dalen, second; and Mrs. Richard Milestone and Mrs. Mary DeJarnette, third. East - west winners were. Mrs. Lloyd Johnson and Miss Virginia Harmon, first; Mrs. John Dougherty and Mrs. Sam Van Dyke, second; and Mrs. Delbert Clifford and Roy Pruitt, third. -Year Shop Now! Save Now! ' Big SAVINGS! $&88 SJ88 $5)88 $ 88 4hoe al on Double-Ring Ceremony Weds Pair Miss Shirley Jean Lamb, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald P. Lamb, 719 Bennett street, became the bride of Louis William Haussler, son of William Haussler, Arapahoe, Neb., in a ceremony held June 19 in St. Peter's Lutheran church. The Rev. John E. Simon of ficiated at the double-ring ceremony held at seven o'clock in the evening. The bride wore an empire style gown of white Chantilly lace over white satin with pearls, and a white feather hat. Mrs. Wilbur Hinkle, sister of the bride, was matron of honor. She wore a multi flowered dotted Swiss frock with puff sleeves and a wide brimmed white hat. v Wilbur Hinkle, brother-in-law of the bride, was best man. For her daughter's wedding and the reception, Mrs. Lamb wore a navy blue dress with white accessories. The wedding was attended by the bride's immediate fam ily; and the reception, which followed, was at the home of the bride's parents. v Mrs. George Eppinger cut Games and Dancing Planned for Group Medford Fifty Plus club will meet Friday, July 3, at 12:30 p.m. in St. Mark's Epis copal Guild hall, corner of Fifth street and Oakdale ave nue. Games and dancing are planned; coffee will be served. The club is for anyone 5(7 years, .or older and visitors are welcome. Burelson'a, Main & Bartlett Sta.. Medfprd, Oregon pleas lend ma the following Playtex bra: . ' " I 1 . I mm I kfan" Main and Bartlett Streets '. :' Mr. and Mrs. Louis and served the cake and Mrs. i Ernest Gleason presided at the punch bowl. Mrs. Roy Hoover poured coffee. All are aunts of the bride. Miss Linda Lamb, sister of the bride, was in charge of the gift table and Miss Teresa Eppinger, cousin of the bride, the guest book. The bride and bridegroom both graduated from Holbrook High school, Holbrook, Neb. The bride also attended Rob ertson Business college here and is employed by Rodolph, Zamsky and company. The bridegroom served four years in the U.S. Navy and is em ployed by Medford Steel company. T meoroRo A William Haussler The bride wore a yellow two piece dress with white ac cessories for the wedding trip. The newly weds will reside at 220 Renault avenue. 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New York City, and returned to San Francisco , via jet plane. In Washington, D.C., they visited Mr. Littrell's nephew, Don Chadwick, formerly of Medford. In California they visited Mr. and Mrs. David Brainerd, Petaluma, e Calif., and their grandchildren, Lynn and Jan Brainerd. Mr. Littrell's sister, Mrs. Ethel Chadwick, has recent ly returned to the, valley for the summer. Husbands Guests 0 Of Women's Club Members of the, Scottish Rite Women's club entertained their husbands at a dinner in the Masonjc temple June 22. A large number were present. High scores for cards went to Mrs. H. F. Nordwick for bridge and Mrs. M. J. Swing for canasta. Clearance Te Serve Yoi? f harm ' gr62t G 0 O o
