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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 30, 1959)
i v " y mmU&v fell m 'v;4 'y y "'i pVfpJ fel . Among the guest at the annual tea of They ara piclurad here with Mist Elisabeth Presbyterian women, held last Tuesday Burr, one of the tea hostesses who poured afternoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. during the afternoon. The beautiful tea . John N. Win ton. Agate road, was the Rer. service is an heirloom in Miss Burr's family. , G. Robert Jacks, new assistant pastor of About 150 guests attended the lea. First Presbyterian church, and Mrs.' Jacks. Annual Golf Tournament Heightens Social Tempo The tempo of social life in the Rogue valley takes on a higher pitch each year dur ing Labor day week end. An nually this week end is chos en for the Southern Oregon Golf championship tourna ment, played at Rogue Valley Country club, and the event brings scores of visitors here from various parts of the west. Social events include a number of cocktail parties. The tournament entries number 374 this year," and many of these men and wo men visiting players are ac companied by husbands, wives and families. Women golfers of the val ley and other Rogue Valley Country club members look forward to the annual lunch eon during the tournament. This year's luncheon' will be held Saturday," September 5, at 12:30 o'clock in the main dining room for feminine visi tors, both women playing in the tournament and wives of out-of-town men contestants. Members of the Women's Golf association will be host esses, and all local women members are encouraged to attend in order to welcome the visitors. Reservations may be made by calling the club house. ' Mrs. Fred Conrad, chairman of the Women's Golf associa tion, will preside at the lunch eon. '1 Among the visitors expect ed for the tournament are Mr. and Mrs. Bob McKevitt, Ocean Lake, Ore. They will be guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ranny Smith, 1501 South Whitman avenue, and Mr. McKevitt will play. The visitors are to arrive Tuesday. Also registered for the tournament is Phil Bladine, McMinnville. He and Mrs. Bla dine are expected Tuesday, and they will be guests of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Teutsch, Ard more avenue. Thursday, August 27, the women held a "flag tourney." Winners were: A group, Mrs. Thomas Culbertson; B group, Mrs. B. IX Mitchell; C group, Mrs. Richard Knight; D group, Mrs. Stuart McQueen; 9-hole group, Mrs. William Cowning. Party Honors Officer, Wife Lt. and Mrs. Darrel Brown were honored August 19 by an open house at the home of Lieutenant Brown's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Orrin L. Brown, 1203 Queen Ann avenue. The couple left Thursday for Eng land where Lieutenant Brown will . be stationed with the U.S. Air Force. Assisting Mrs. Orrin Brown were Mrs. Kenneth Brown and Mrs. Wilbur Arnold. Pouring punch and coffee were Mrs. Arnold, Mrs. Vic tor Sether, Mrs. Merton Lys ter, Mrs. Elliott Becken, Mrs. Neil Davidson, Mrs. Ethel Schultz and Mrs. Helen Hemphill. 1 Visitors Attend Festival Plays Recent guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred S. V. Carpenter, Topside s, Old Stage road, were Mr. Carpen ter's brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Carpen ter, Carmel, Calif. Also here was Mrs. Bernard Van Horn, Portland, z niece of both couples. The visiters all attended performances of the Oregon Shakespearean festival in Ashland, Rarlr to dnllana in fwltof bvm warn m. w 'V WBB SsV 1 Jf IWI recognized.. everywhere! y AMERICAN TO URISTER Jm? r t1''"' ' TRI -TAPER byS J American SMARTER LIGHTER STRONGER ROOMIER Tourister s beautifully ' contoured design is just as obvious as that gleam in your eyes. The beautifully contoured design makes it the most fashion able luggage obtainable anywhere today. The' lightest luggage you've ever carried. 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Pouring during the after noon were Mrs. Kenneth Den mant president of the West on i r. s t e r association; Mrs. George Flanagan, president of the First Presbyterian associa tion; Mrs. Grace Collins, Miss Elizabeth Burr, Mrs. L. C. Bates and Mrs. W. F. Roemer. An arrangement of summer blossoms which centered the tea table and others in the rooms of the Winton home were the work of Mrs. Win ton, Mrs. Haupert and Mrs. Charles W. Lemery. The guest book used for the event was sent from Jerusa lem by Mrs. Lloyd Neilsen who is now traveling abroad. Entertainment was provid ed by the Shakespearean fes tival singers, the Misses Sa bine Phelps, Willene Ambrose, Diamondo Tomaras and Mira Frohnmayer, the lat ter of Medford. John Lusk provided organ music. Proceeds from the tea, as in past years, will go to a fund for the purchase of drugs and medical supplies for Presby terian foreign mission stations. - Parties Honor Molly Walker; Rites Sunday Miss Molly Walker, bride elect of Larry Lee Kerr, has been honored by several bridal showers recently. Miss Walker is a daughter of Dr. and Mrs. L. Paul Walker, 2132 Dell wood avenue. Mr. Kerr's par ents are Mr. and Mrs. David Kerr, 486 South Mountain ave nue, Ashland. Mrs. E. Ronald Rice hon ored the bride-elect at a mis cellaneous shower and patio party at her home on Saginaw drive. The gifts were hidden throughout the house and each guest brought an unlabeled can of food. Mrs. Charles Culmer enter tained Miss Walker and sev eral friends at a luncheon at the Culmer home at 612 Alta mont street, Ashland. Miss Carol Culmer was assistant hostess for the event. Attending were Miss Janet Jamison, Miss Pat Rushton, Miss Charlotte Riley, Miss Carol Morris and Miss Sylvia Winchell. A miscellaneous shower Au gust 15 at the home of Mrs. Wayne Stine, Carpenter Hill road, also honored the Med ford girl. Mrs. Brad Morris, Mrs. Stines' daughter, was co hostess for the event. Miss LuWayne Stine dressed in Japanese costume, greeted guests. Tea was served when they arrived and Oriental dec orations were used through out the rooms. Miss Walker and Mr. Kerr will be married in a ceremony here Sunday, September 6. Group Attends Tacoma Wedding A large group of relatives and friends of Brent Carter were in Tacoma last week end to attend the wedding of Miss Beverly Roberts to the Med ford man. The rites took place August 22 at 8 a'clock at the Little Church of the Prairie. Among those traveling north for the event were the bride groom's parents Mr. and Mrs. John A. Carter, his sister, Miss Janet Carter, two aunts, Miss Ellen Carter and Mrs. Richard C. Keen, Chula Vista, Calif., Miss Margaret Morrison, Rob ert Sevcik, Glen Peterson, Gordon DeArmond, Crescent Lake, Jerry Young, Central Point, Mr. and Mrs. Duke An derson and Te Braun. Return Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mickel son, 306 King street, and son, David, returned recently from a 10-day vacation in Washing ton state where they visited relatives in Port Angeles. They also visited in Astoria. FURS Repairing and Relining Cleaning and Glaring Restyling . Frances9 Furs 610 Valley View SAME PHONE SP 2-6526 it p i q -- "l I " i,,!,, , j' " iiiiiiiiiinnii " Dinner Series Given by Couple Mr. and Mrs. Lester Adams were hosts Friday and Satur day for two dinner parties. The Adams invited guests to their home on Thompson creek. Both evenings dinner was served on the terrace, and the garden and pool were lighted especially for the occasion. The Adams plan two addi tional dinner parties for Sep tember 5 and 6, and these also will be at their home. Mrs. Adams' mother, Mrs. Guy Flenner, is assisting with the dinners. Guests number Mrs. Kenneth Denman (at left) was one of the hostesses who poured for the annual tea of Presbyterian women, held last Tues day afternoon at the country home of Mr. and Mrs. John N. Winton, Agate road. Mrs. Denman, who is president of the Women's association, Westminster Presbyterian church, is shown here with her daughter- in-law, Mrs. Donald K. Denman, the former Sandra Daley of Bath. Maine. The young couple will leave soon for Salem where Mr. Denman will attend law school at Willam ette university and Mrs. Denman will leach home economics at Parrish Junior High school. Returns to City Mrs. Edward H. Collins and children, David, Barbara and Julie, have returned to their home on White Oak road after spending several weeks at Gul? Lake, Alberta, Canada, summer home of Mrs. Collins family. Mr. Collins went to Canada by air and joined the family for a time and they then toured British Columbia be fore returning to Medford. about 14 couples for each event. Maddux Family Here Mrs. Sam Maddux and three children, Michael, James and Sara, have arrived in Med ford from Texas and will make their home here for the next several months. Maj. Gen. Maddux, who is to join his family here soon for a visit, has been assigned to the From Texas United Nations Armistice commission in Korea and ex pects to be in that country for about nine months. The Maddux family has tak en the home of Col. and Mrs. William H. Bartlett on Valley View drive. Mrs. Maddux is the daugh- Mrs. Robert Sly and chil dren Judy and Jimmy, have returned to their home near Creswell, Ore., after a visit here with Mrs. Sly's mother, Mrs. Robert Hammond, 509 Park stret. Mrs. Sly is the former Virginia Hammond. ter of J. E. 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