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Monday:
1 p.m.-Arm Chair Travel
group, Senior Activity Cen
ter, East Jackson street.
6 p.m.-Christian Business
and Professional Women, Ma
ple Grove park.
8 p.m. - Olive Rebekah
lodge, IOOF hall.
8 p.m.-Rogue Valley Coin
club, Girls Community club.
Tuesday:
12 noon-Gold Star Mothers,
Hawthorne park.
1 p.m.-Howard Garden
club, home of Mrs. Henry
Ernst, 2817 Table Rock road.
I pjn.-Central Point Royal
Neighbors of America, home
of Mrs. J. S. Richardson, Ta
ble Rock road.
Wednesday:
II a.m.-Townsend club,
Carpenters' hall, 12314 West
Main street.
i 12:30 p.m.-Mistletoe club,
home of Mrs. L. S. Bashaw, 18
Almond street.
12:30 p.m.-Medford League
of Women Voters, home of
Mrs. John S. Day1(Gold Rey.
Plan Picnic
Medford chapter, American
Gold Star Mothers, will hold
the annual picnic at Haw
thorne park Tuesday, July 7,
at noon. All Gold Star Moth
ers ae invited, and are asked
to take table service.
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Sunday, July 5, 19S9
7:45 p.m.-Medford Toast
mistress club, Girls Commu
nity club.
Thursday: r
12:30 p.m.-S ojourners,
Girls Community club. "
Friday:
6 p.m. Roxy Ann Gem and
Mineral club, TouVelle state
park.
Visitors Return
To Indiana Home
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Rob
inson of La Porte, Ind., vis
ited here last week with Dr.
and Mrs. Jouett Bray, Lozier
lane. Mrs. Robinson is the
former Nancy Bray of Med
ford. The Robinsons ' arrived
Monday and left Thursday
for La Porte where they have
a new home. Mr. Robinson
has recently been promoted
to manager of a paper mill in
La Porte. The Robinsons
previously lived in Water-
bury, Conn. .
Dr. Bray took his son-in-
law, who had never been to
Oregon before, fishing on the
Rogue river and they both
caught some big trout.
Dr. Bray's son, Andrew
Lee Bray of Tacoma, Wash.,
visited here last week end
with his wife and three
daughters. They arrived on
Friday.
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CALL SP 3-6641
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Eskew-Hazelhurst Rites
Held in Portland Church
Gold Hill-A wedding of in
terest to friends in the Rogue
Valley was held recently in
Portland, when Miss Phyllis
Anne Hazelhurst became the
bride of Gerald K. Eskew,
member of a well known
Gold Hill family.
The ceremony was held
Sunday, June 14, at First
Christian church in Portland
at 4 o'clock in the afternoon.
The Rev. Fred Brown, pastor
of the church officiated at
the double-ring ceremony, at
tended by 150 guests. The
bride is a daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Glen C. Hazelhurst,
Portland, and the bridegroom
is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy
N. Eskey, Route 1, box 545,
Gold Hill.
The church was decorated
with white gladiolus and
white chrysanthemums and
white candelabra held lighted
white tapers.
Given in marriage by her
father, the bride wore a gown
of white Chantilly lace, net
and tulle. Pearls trimmed the
neckline of her dress. Her
fingertip veil was held by a
petal cap of lace and seed
pearls, and the pearl ear
rings, she wore were a gift
from the bridegroom. The
bridal bouquet was white
rosebuds and white gladiolus
with stephanotis.
Sister Attends
Matron of honor was Mrs.
W. D. Heigh, sister of the
bride from Steamboat, Ore.
Her dress was white eyelet
embroidered organza over
pale green taffeta, and she
carried white gladiolus and
white roses. -
Mrs. James Walp, Portland,
was bride's matron. Brides
maids were Miss Deanna Bry
ant, cousin of the bride, Eu
gene, and Miss Sally Ostrari-
der, Portland. The attendents
dresses were styled similar
to' that worn by the matron
of honor, of white organza
over pink, yellow and orchid.
They carried bouquets of
white gladiolus and roses and
wore matching head bands.
Candle lighters were Miss
Charlanna ' Brown, Portland,
and Miss Linda Preston, New
port Beach, Calif. Their
dresses were white organza
with pastel floral borders at
the lower skirt edge, and they
wore matching head bands.
Charles Bray, Medford,
served as best man. Ushers
were Robert Bray and Paul
Elgin, both Medford, and Iob
Sheldon, Portland.
Baritone Sings
Soloist was David O. John
son, baritone, Portland. Miss
Lorie Pratt, Portland, played
the organ, and violinist was
Miss Wanda Eastwood. Eu
gene.
A reception was given in
Fellowship room of the
church. Amigas members of
Christian Woman's Fellow
ship, a group of the church
of which the bride's mother
is a member, were in charge
of the reception.
The bride's table was decor
ated with tall pink tapers in
silver holders. Mrs. Paul
Kloster, Eugene, cousin of
the bride, cut and served the
cake, assisted by Mrs. Loren
V. Bryant, another cousin of
the bride from Eugene. Mrs.
W. H.NHeigh, Portland,
poured coffee, ' assisted by
Mrs. T. W. Black, Portland,
cousin of the bride.
Presiding at the punch
bowl were Mr. and Mrs. Ivan
Bryant. Springfield, uncle
and aunt of the bride. Mrs.
Charles Vorce Jr., Spring
field, cousin of the bride, took
charge of the guest book.
Among the guests at the
event was Mrs. Edward Bry
ant, grandmother of the
bride, Portland.
The bride's mother wore a
gold crepe sheath gown with
gold satin cummerbund, and
white accessories. The bride
groom's mother selected a
beige lace sheath, with ice
blue accessories. Their cor
sages were talisman roses.
Others attending the event
from southern Oregon, be
sides the bridegroom's par
ents, were their daughter,
Miss Donna Eskew, and their
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Douglas Ness and
son, Medford, and former
Medford residents, Dr. and
Mrs. Paul Bray, who now re
side in Pendleton. Attending
from Coos Bay were the
bridegroom's brother and sister-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Du
ane Eskew and son, Steven,
formerly of Gold Hill.
The newlyweds are making
their home in Albuquerque,
N. M. En route south they
were guests in the home of
Mr. Eskew's parents in Gold
Hill. For traveling the bride
wore a white linen sheath,
with white duster and acces
sories. Her corsage was pink
carnations and small yellow
rosebuds.
The bride is a graduate of
Grant High school, Portland,
and attended Oregon State
college in Corvallis. Prior to
her marriage she t was em
ployed in Eugene by Consoli
dated Freights as secretary-bookkeeper,
The bridegroom was a mem
ber of .the last class to gradu
ate from the old Gold Hill
high school here. He served
four years in the United
States Navy, being stationed
two years of that time at the
Naval base at Tongue Point,
Astoria. He was graduated
from Oregon State college,
last month. An engineer, he
has accepted a position with
Dale Bellamah Enterprises,
housing, construction in Albu
querque. The bridegroom was form
erly employee of Trowbridge
and Flynn Electric Company
in Medford.
Elder-Da rrohn
Wedding Rites
Held in Church
Shady Cove - Miss Doris
Mae Darrohn, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Darrohn, be
came the bride of Elden Leon
Elder, son of Mrs. and Mrs
Gilbert Elder, at a ceremony
June 6 in the Sams Valley
Gospel church. '
One hundred guests attend
ed the double-ring ceremony
solemnized by the Rev. Gor
don R. Peterson at 11 o'clock
in the morning.
Miss Jackie Hume, Trail,
was maid of honor and James
P. Vanderlip, Jr., cousin of
the bridegroom, was best
man. Ushers were Jack Dar
rohn, the bride's brother, and
Dale Casey.
Mr. Darrohn gave his daugh
ter in marriage. She wore a
ballerina-length lace gown
with finger-tip veil and car
ried pink and white carna
tions with a white Bible.
Miss Hume wore a pink and
white cotton dress and a pink
rosebud corsage.
Garden flowers decorated
the church. Mrs. Delbert Spain
played wedding music and
Mrs.'D. G. MacDougall sang,
accompanied by Mrs. Allan
Whitehead, aunt of the bride
groom. '
Assisting at the reception
which followed were Miss
Linda Eccleston, Miss Willia
B. Poitevint and Miss Delber
ta Spain. Miss Joey Hume at
tended the bride's book.
The bride attended Eagle
Point high school. Her hus
band, who was graduated
from Eagle Point high school,
is employed with the Elder
Logging company.
They are residing at Trail
following a wedding trip.
Sorority Honors
Guest Members
To honor visiting members
of Delta Kappa Gamma who
arc teaching or studying at
Southern Oregon college dur
ing the summer session, about
40 members of Epsuon chap
ter met at the College Com'
mons, Wednesday, July 1, for
a six o'clock dinner.
Misses Florence Allen and
Gladys Owen, both of the col
lege faculty, made the ar
rangements. They were assist
ed by Miss Anna Laura Hocts,
local president.
The guests were Miss Vera
Larson, Phi chapter, Portland;
Miss' Eliza Nelson, Mu chap
ter, Lakeview; Dr. Margaret
McDevitt, art consultant for
the Salem public schools, Al
pha Epsilon chapter, Salem;
Mrs. Florence Ferebee, school
supervisor of Crook county,
Sigma chapter, Prineville;
Mrs. Frances Koertji, Alpha
chapter, Klamath Falls; and
Miss Ora Cox. formerly of
Epsilon but now of Theta
chapter, Bushnell, 111.
Master Point
Play Announced
The July master point tour
nament of Medford Duplicate
bridge club will be held Wed
nesday at Girls Community
club.
In regular play June 30
north-south winners were Rob
ert Dickey and H. W. Porter,
Downey, Calif., first, 151 Vz
points; Roy Pruitt and How
ard Boyd, second, 132; Mrs.
Paul Hatton and Mrs. Frank
Baker, third, 124 Vi. -
Tying for fourth were Mrs.
Richard Milestone and Mrs. C.
DeJarnette, Dalles; Mrs. John
Dougherty and Paul Hatton;
and Mrs. Fred Burich and Mrs.
A. W. Lingaas all with 120.
East - west winners were
Richard House and Leland
Clark, first, 153V; Mrs. El
liott Harlow and Mrs. Robert
Elliott, 113Vi;' Mr. and Mrs.
Roger Smoot, third, 113; and
Mrs. Leland Clark and Mrs.
House, 112Vi.
Couple Returns
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J.
Lynch, 615 West . Jackson
street, recently returned
home after a motor vacation
trip. Mr, and Mrs. Lynch trav
eled up they coast, to Astoria
and Portland, spending four
day in the latter city to attend
Centennial events. They made
the loop trip around Mt.
Hood, and visited Timberline
lodge.
Mr. and Mrs.
Daughters Hold Family Breakfast
First social event spon
sored by the newly-organized
Catholic Daughters of Amer
ica court was even more suc
cessful than , anticipated, ac
cording to the report of Mrs.
Gordon Boner, chairman. The
event was a family commu
nion breakfast.
Held Sunday morning in
the annex of St. Mary's school
the breakfast was preceded
by attendance at mass in Sa
cred Heart church and recep
tion of communion corporate-
ly by Catholic Daughters and
members of their families.
No further social events are
planned before regular meet
ings of the women's organiza
tion are resumed in the fall.
During the summer all mem
bers are asked to assist on the
various "Centennial Fiesta"
committees.
Assisting Mrs. Boner on the
breakfast committee were
Mrs. Robert Hamelin, Mrs.
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Bruce L. Hoy
(Memory Lane photo)
E. E. Ford, Mrs. T. W. Dugan,
Mrs. Arthur Becker, Mrs.
Martin Spielbusch, Mrs. Lee
Pendergast, Mrs. Louis Ward
and Mrs. O. W. McGee.
Daughters of members who
served the breakfast included
Barbara and Faye Lewis, In
grid Bergstrom, Rita Dupray,
Kathy Newcomb and Theresa
Taft.
Picnic Announced
For CBPWC Monday
Christian Business and Jf ro
fessional Women will meet at
Maple Grove park across from
Cubby's "for a potluck picnic
at 6 n.m. Monday. July 6
Mrs. Eloise Winklebleck
will be in charge of the devo
tional period. Group singing
is manned
Mrs. G. F. Coldwell, MUr
dock 2-4482 or Miss Hazel
Hanson SPring 2-4539 will
provide further information
Ceremony
In Ashland
Weds Pair
Ashland -Miss Peggy Jean
Richardson, daughter of Mr.
a'nd Mrs. R. P. Richardson,
Marion, S.C., became the
bride of Bruce L. Hoy, Ash
land, at a double-ring cere
mony read June 19 by the
Rev. James Sinclair in the
First Church' of Christ.
Pink gladioli and white
stephanotis decorated the al
tar. The Rev. Sinclair sang
for the wedding, accompanied
by Mrs. Sinclair.
The bride wore a waltz
length gown of white nylon
and lace and a tiara of seed
pearls. A cross of white gar
denias surrounded by pink
carnations composed the bri
dal bouquet.
Attendants were the bride
groom's twin sisters, Mrs.
Harold Laws and Miss Bev
erly Hoy, Thompson Falls,
Mont., who. wore frocks of
chiffon over net. Mrs. Laws'
was of yellow and Miss Hoy's
was blue. They carried bou
quets of white and pink car
nations.
Jack Hillberry was best
man.
For the couple's wedding
trip to the coast, Mrs. Hoy
wore a pink linen suit and a
corsage of pink rosebuds and
white carnations. Her acces
sories were white. On their
return to Ashland they will
make their home1 at 1662
Holmes avenue.
, Both young people recently
completed army duties, hav
ing served on Okinawa with
the army signal corps. Mr.
Hoy, a member of the Ash
land police force, is a son of
Mrs. W. K. Livingston, 1617
Parker street, and Melvin W.
Hoy, Thompson Falls, Mont.,
who was in Ashland for the
wedding.
Student Enters
Nursing School
Miss Jacqualine Garrett is
now a student at St. Vincent's
Hospital School of Nursing in
Portland. Miss Garrett, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. G. E.
Garrett, route 3, box 54, Med
ford, was graduated from St.
Mary's school here in 1958
and then attended Marylhurst
college, Oswego, Ore., for a
year.
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Mineral Club. Changes Session
A change in locale for the
next, meeting of the Roxy
Ann Gem and Mineral club
is announced. Instead of the
usual time and place, a pot
luck picnic will be held Fri
day, July 10, at 6 p.m. in Tou
Velle State park. This park is
located ' at the point where
Table Rock road crosses the
Rogue river.
All those planning to at-
Meeting Reports
Given for Chapter
Mrs. Virgil J. Bolton, re
gent, and Mrs. Ray K. Bailey
gave reports of the annual
meeting of District 3, Daugh
ters of tne American Revolu
tion, held in Roseburg on
June 17, at the annual Dicnic
of the Crater Lake chapter.
Because of cold . weather,
the picnic was held indoors
at the home of Mrs. Glenn O.
Taylor, 1334 Reddy avenue.
Assisting Mrs. Taylor were
Mrs. Edward G. Root, Mrs.
L. E. Dickson. Mrs. O. H.
Brenneman and Mrs. Ray K.
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I tend are asked to take suffi
cient food for the number in
I their group. Coffee will be
I provided by the club and coin-
operated electric stoves are
available for cooking.
Delmar Smith will present
the latest information regard
ing the display of Jackson
county minerals and gem
stones which has been set up
at the Centennial stockade.
This exhibit is sponsored
jointly by the Roxy Ann club
and the Mining council.
Persons who participated
are requested to bring speci
mens found on the last field
trip to Agate Flats. Prizes
will be given and everyone is
invited to attend.
Friendship Night
Planned by Lodge
Jacksonville-Ruth Vose Re
bekah lodge, Jacksonville, is
holding a Friendship night at
the IOOF hall on July 20.
Members of all valley lodges
are invited. All those who
have centennial dresses avail
able are asked to wear them.
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