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i MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford. Or. 4 a c i w n iocs Bartlett Club Names Last Weed's Winners Winners at the October 19 session of the Bartlett Dupli cate Bridge club, tor juniors have been announced. Mrs. Earl Yoakley and Mrs. Glen Fabrick won. first place; Mrs. C . H . Buffington and Mrs. Billy Blackstone, second; Mrs. V. P.. Nicoletti and Mrs. J. J. Finegan, third; Mrs. Jay Elliott and Mrs. R. A. Jfaum es, fouth; and Mrs. Laurence Espey and Mrs. Darrell Milt er, fifth. - Hie group meets each Mon day at 10:15 a.m. at the home of Mrs. "VT. W. Stevenson, 230 Saginaw drive. Two Couples Wedding Ann Mr. and Mrs. Fred C. Paul sen, 516 Fairmont avenue, were honored October 22 at a surprise dinner held at their home in observance of their 60th wedding anniversary. The noon event also hon ored Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Rasmussen, 308 Garfield street, who were celebrating their 29th wedding anniver sary the same day. Attending the event in ad dition to the ' two couples were Mrs. E. N. Nelson and Mrs. Lena Rasmussen, sisters of Mr. Paulsen, Mrs. Helen Paulsen, - his sister-in-lawj and Mrs. Lloyd Thornton, a niece,, all Medford. All of Celebrate iversaries o . Imported Scandinavian Originals USE OUR EASY PAYMENT PLAN Convenient Monthly Terms Q PHONE MU 5-8771) S&H GREEN STAMPS On All Cash Purchases those present had formerly lived in Egeland, NJD. As a boy Vernon Rasmus sen worked for Mr. Paulsen and Mrs. . Paulsen wai his Sunday school teacher. The Paulsens have made their home in Medford for the past 10 years following his retire ment from wheat farming. At the dinner two cakes were served for the two cou ples. . . ;V ' ' During the afternoon Mr. Rasmussen, who spent more than "two months in Norway and Denmark this summer, showed colored slides of those countries. During his travels Mr. - Rasmussen vis ited the town in Denmark where the Paulsen's parents formerly lived. Pictures of this area were also shown. Thespians Announce Play Cast : Craig Wright, senior at Medford High school, will play the role of Dino Falcaro in the school's production of "Dino" which will be pre sented November 12 and 13. -Other members of the cast include Dean Goddard as Mr. Sherdian; Paul Moore, Mr. Mandel; Bonnie Lowry, Shir ley; Connie Orr, Jackie; Jean Pletsch, Miss Haines; Ken Hall, Mr. Falcaro; Jim Doug las, Tony; Linda Lowry, Mrs. Falcaro. . Also Jackie Mee as Sylvia; Sarah Hinkle, Delia; Lucile Lowry, Pat; Beverly Geb hardt, Bea; Jim Pool, Danny; Joel Gregory, Steve; and Carol Slater, Mrs. Mikula. Supporting roles and under studies will be played by Bar bara Budge, Susan Ellis, Dan Bishop, Bob Rutter, Clay Varney, Careen Carter, Linda Jo Waltermire, Mark Good man, Sherril Christian, Esther Jacobs, Sandra Hutton, Sandy S a n n e r, Cecilia Fichtner, Marty Wyatt, Mike Gannon, Tom Zeitler, and Sheridan Shumate. Construction of the set started last week under the direction of Stan Zapell and will continue throughout the week. Working with him are Bob Goodwin and Jim Shaw assisted by members of the Thespians and the drama classes. Tickets for the production will go on sale Monday, Octo ber 26. sk The" Rev. and Mn. Earnest R. Bell Katherine Long Bride Of Methodist Minister Talent - Miss Katherine Marie Long, Talent, became the bride of the Rev. Earn est R. Bell, minister of Tal ent First Methodist church, in a ceremony held Septem ber 11 in Talent Dr. George G. Roseberry of Medford First Methodist church officiated at the eight o'clock evening wedding at tended by 200 relatives and friends. White and pink glad ioli decorated the church for the double-ring ceremony. At the altar was the Cross and Bible. The bride is a daughter of Mrs. Ruth Granby, Talent, and Arthur Long, Stockton, Calif. Mr. Bell is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe E. Bell, Anchorage, Alaska, who came to Oregon for the wedding. The bride wore a chapel length white brocade gown styled on princess lines. Her shoulder length veil was held by white rosebuds and she carried a bouquet of white carnations and pink roses. Donald Long, Santa Maria, Calif., gave his sister in marriage. Mrs. Jack Foster served as matron of honor for her sis ter. She wore an aquamarine colored frock with white ac cessories and a corsage of As seen in LIFE J Sonnet . Black Calf Brown Calf 13.95 your if activity is kind of living.. n BladTcalf M I Jn Brown Calf . Corral Black Calf Brown Calf 14.95 is your kind of shoe THESE NEW AIR STEP SHOES FOR FALL MAKE FASHION SO EASY TO WEAR...; They're superlatively soft, Eght and flexible," with a special last that hugs the heel and frees the foot... There are new Air Steps to match all of autumn's ' moods, shoes that will carry you buoyantly through your busiest days. Puritan Black Calf Brown Calf 14.95 ; Tour Air Step Store Blister Brown Shoe Store A jf Sir Vicuna MS j Suede 15 South Central Fluhrer Bldg. white carnations. Gordon K. Bell, Salt Lake City, Utah, was best man for his brother. Jon Granby, brother of the bride; Paul E. Bell, Eugene, brother of the bridegroom, and Charles Payne, Klamath Falls, brother-in-law of the bridegroom, seated the guests. . Mrs. Charles Carmichael played the wedding music and accompanied Jerry Holdridge, soloist. Following the ceremony a reception was held in the church annex. Mrs. Charles Payne, sister of the bride groom, and . Mrs. Paul Bell, sister-in-law of the . bride groom, cut and served the wedding cake. Mrs. Clarence Holdridge and Mrs. Agnes Day presided at the punch bowls. Miss Phyllis Floyd was in charge of the- guest book and Miss Wilma Bench was at the gift table. The newly-wed couple trav eled to the Oregon coast on their wedding trip. They are making their home in Talent. The bride attended Cascade college, Portland, and is a graduate of Southern Oregon college. She is employed as a teacher at Crater High school in Central Point. Mr. Bell is a graduate of Oregon State college and Boston University School of Theology. In addi tion to his pastoral duties in Talent he is director of the Wesley Foundation at South ern Oregon college. Among the out-of-town guests were Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe E. Bell, the bride groom's parents; Mrs. Edna Miltner, grandmother of the bridegroom, all Anchorage, Alaska; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thornton, Yamhill, Ore., un-. cle and aunt of the bride groom; Mr. and Mrs. Percy Bell, uncle and aunt of the bridegroom; and Mrs. Donald Long, sister-in-law of the bride, all Santa Maria, Calif.; Miss Isobel Seaton, fiancee of Gordon Bell, and her mother, Mrs. J. Seaton, of Edinburg, Scotland. Two major observances are on the calendar this week for Medford chapter, .Oregon United Nations association. This afternoon at three o'clock at Girls Community club the chapter is sponsor ing a reception in celebration of United Nations day. Sat urday night children of the county and parents are being asked to cooperate in the annual- Halloween project staged to collect money for the United Nations Interna tional Children's Emergency Fund. V CooDeratine on the receo- tiotf today are members of Jackson County Bar associa tion and the program they will present is themed to "World Peace Through World Law." ' On the program will be Sam B. .Harbison, association president; Frank Van Dyke and Robert Duncan. Attend ing will-be. county officials, and the mayors and other of ficials of Jackson county cities and their wives. JThe public is invited to attend. .. . . UN chapter, members have the.-. cooperation of . parents, school teachers and represen tatives Of "various civic and service--groups, in carrying out the UNICEF. Halloween proj ect. Children going out on the annual "trick or . treat" Visits to friends and neighbors are asked to collect coins1 for UNICEF. ' The children assemble at their neighborhood school at 6:30 p.m. where they are given an official 'UNICEF badge and labeled milk car- Artists Plan November Sale The last 1959 meeting of the Southern Oregon Society of Artists will be held at the Girl's Community club, 229 North Bartlett street, Wednes day, October "28,: at 7:30 Miss Catherine Fonken will select pictures for the quar terly exhibit. . Miss . Fonken teaches art at Hedrick Junior High school. Plans will be made for the pre-Christmas sale, which will be called an "Undef $25 sale." Each member of the Society is to donate a picture, Which will be sold for under $25, with the proceeds to go to wards , a permanent .gallery space for art work . in this area. These pictures will be original paintings by loca. artists. The sale will be in Novem ber at the Girl's Community club, , - ; ' ' Hostesses . for the Octobei meeting will be Mrs. William (Marti) Dawkins, of Ashland and Mrs. Chris Binker of Camp White. UN Calendar Includes Reception, UNICEF Plan tons fo collecting . coins. After the "The Trick Is. to Trea,t" tour of the neighbor hood, the children are asked to return to the school "gym nasium at 8 p.m. where, they will be treated to cider and doughnuts provided by Jack son county; bakeries and ser vice clubs. ' ' x ' Committees in M e d f o rd , Jacksonville, Gold Hill and Central Point are working on the project. Flyers giving in formation about the UNICEF collection are "being distrib uted to the various schools. ' The UNICEF HaUoween project, started in the east ern United States several years ago, has been gaining momentum since that time. Many believe that it is an ex cellent way in which children of this country, who have such an abundance of food, clothing and other essentials, may be taught to share their abundance , with children of other lands who have so little in comparison. Gardeners Hear Program on Bulbs A program on buibs was given by Mrs. Walter J. Mar quess at a meeting of the Lit tle Garden -club of Medford October 14 at the home of Mrs. George Sample, Apple gate. , .. Mrs. Thelma Sims and Mrs. Cora Wels were guests, - The club will hold an . allr day meeting November 4 at the home of Mrs. W; T. Mcln tyre, 1511 Crown avenue .The program will be on Christmas decorations and a workshop will be held in the afternoon. West Side Club . ... . .. Announces Event West Side Mothers club is planning the annual open house for West Side school on November 12. Hours will be from 7:30 to 9 pjn. Mrs. Tom . Winniford of the open house committee report ed on plans for the event at a recent meeting of the club. . Speaker- for the meeting was Oliver Erickson, one of the special education teachers of the Medford school system. Mr. Erickson talked of read ing problems, speaking especi ally of those pupils who have the "reverse reading", habit, and of remedial reading pro grams. ' ; 1 . ' -' On the hostess i committee for the meeting were Mrs. R. E. Culbertson, Mrs. 'Joe Brooks and' Mrs. .Ted Birdseye. .' ? ' y Blue Star Mothers Make Afghans For r 0 Camp White Veterans Blue Star Mothers, Chapter 2, met at the home of Mrs. Fred Middlebusher, Hilton road, October 15. Members worked on afghans for the Camp White domicilary be fore holding their business meeting. r Four of the completed af ghans were to be delivered to the domiciliary at the October 23 games party. - Several members planned to attend the class for volun teer workers at the domicil iary October 21. The group also voted to enter a car and representatives in the Novem ber 11 Veterans day parade. 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