Mitt Donna Granger
Donna Granger,
Engaged to Wed
Don Marshall
Mrs. Nellie Granger, 2303
Spring afreet, announce! the
engagement of her daughter.
Donna, to Don Marshall, (on
of Mr. and Mrs. James S
Blaylock, 412 South Grape
street.
Miss Granger is a senior at
-Medford High school, and Is
'employed by the Groceteria.
Mr. Marshall is a freshman
at Southern Oregon college
. and is employed by the Grand
: view market.
No date as been set for the
wedding.
i Riverside Club
; Names Winners
i Winners for north -south
' play at Wednesday's duplicate
'. bridge game at Riverside
Bridge club were Mrs. Roger
. Smoot and Mrs. A. W. Lin
: gaas, first; Mrs. H. J. Boyd
and Roy Pruitt, second; Mrs.
R. E. Walker and Mrs. R. E.
! Jones, Grants Pass, third; and
Mrs. Mary Trout and Mrs.
' Edwin Eggers, fourth.
East - west ' winners were
. Mrs. Fred Hesdorfer and Mrs.
Fred Purdln, first; Mrs. Frank
Perl and Mrs.- Ivan Harring
ton, second; Mrs. John Dough-
erty and Mrs. Sam Van Dyke,
third; and Mrs. M. M. Her-
' man and Mrs. J. J. Beaman,
fourth.
1 Forty-eight players com
peted. Mrs. Hesdorfer and
. Mrs. Glenn Harrison provided
refreshments.
MAIL TRIBUNI, Modfonf, Or.
I Sunday, April 10, I960
Bakers Announce
Betrothal News
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Baker,
Griffin Creek road, Medford,
announce the engagement of
their daughter, Barbara Edith,
to James Henderson Hayes
son of Mr. and Mrs. J. J.
Hayes, Heppner, Ore.
Miss Baker was graduated
from Ashland High school
where she was a member of
the National Honor society,
She is a senior at Oregon
State college majoring in
business education. She is af
filiated with Alpha Gamma
Delta, national society soror
lty, and is also a member of
Phi Chi Theta, honor society
for women in business.
Mr. Hayes was graduated
from O.S.C. with a degree In
agriculture. He is affiliated
with Theta Xi national social
fraternity, and is a member
of Kappa Kappa Psi, music
honorary.
No date has been set for
the wedding.
Mitt Barbara Baker
Meeting Thursday
Reames chapter. Order of
the Eastern Star, will hold a
stated meeting, Thursday,
April 14, at 8 p.m. in the
Medford Masonic temple,
Mrs. Audrey Roberts, wor
thy matron, and Carl
Oestreich, worthy patron, will
preside.
Following the meeting re
freshments will be served in
the dining hall. Mrs. Carl
Oestreich and Mrs. Zerald
Laurine will be chairman.
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Mitt Mary Lou Craig
(Fehly photo)
Betrothal News
Told at School
Announcement of the en
gagement of Mist Mary Lou
Craig, Klamath Falls, to Al
bert Boardman, Medford, was
made recently at Miss Craig's
sorority house, Gamma Phi
Beta, at the University of Ore
gon. The bride-to-be is a daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd J.
Craig, 5300 Shasta Way, Kla
math Falls. Her fiance is the
son of Mrs. Alberta Board
man, 728 West Fourth street.
Both Miss Craig and her
fiance are graduating seniors
at the University. Miss Craig
is majoring in English educa
tion and Mr. Boardman in
business administration.
No date has been set for
their wedding.
Deadline Parties
Given Recently
For Piano Pupils
Two "deadline parties"
were held recently at the
home of Mrs. D. F. Huson, 45
Lindley street. The recitals
served as a deadline or check
ing period for the memoriza
tion of the selections which
each participant will play for
the Oregon Music Teachers
association adjudic a t o r In
April.
Each pupil was assiged two
or three selections to memor
ize and was graded as he
played them.
Mrs. Kenneth Brown acted
as adjudicator for the eve
ning. She questioned each stu
dent as to scales, primary
cnoras, cadences and dynam
ics pertinent to the selections
played.
Students who participated
were Marilyn, Wayne, and
Melvln. Taylor; Alecia, Made
lyn, and Laurie Beth Buono
core; Janls, Ted, and John
Barker; Sydney and Slilrlee
Smith; Susan Benesh, Tom
Capsey, Hal Blomquist, Jane
and Debbie Sanborn, Tom
Marler, Penny Forbes, Tom
Schoppert, John Yoakley,
Gregory Howes, Jennifer Wil
cox, Janet Price, Margaret
Doolen, Sharon Lalng, Dare
lyn Huson, Ruth Wilcox, Caro
lyn Baccus, Scott Thurston,
and Penny Roach.
A special award was offer
ed to any student who could
play his selection from Bach
perfectly as to rhythm and
notation. Ruth Wilcox and
Janls Barker made perfect
records and received their
prizes.
Refreshments were served
at the conclusion of the program.
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Dick Day
Winner of
Art Award
Dick Day, senior at Med
ford High school, will repre
sent Oregon in the national
judging of the Hallmark
scholarship award In Kansas
City, Mo., in May. He is the
grandson of Mrs. Gracie Day,
1028 North Central avenue.
The student was sponsored
in the state competition by
the Travel Study Club of Med
ford, an affiliate of the Ore
gon Federation of Women's
clubs. One hundred clubs in
the state sponsored students
for the award. '
Young Day submitted an oil
in competition with work sub
mitted by high schools
throughout Oregon. The sub
ject, a group of buildings
along North Central avenue,
is done in muted tones of
greens and browns in a na
turalistic manner. The theme
for judging the work was
based upon an "expression of
the American scene and
spirit."
The national selection will
be to determine the winner of
a $600 scholarship to be
awarded to some high school
senior for advanced art study.
The Medford student has
won a number of art honors
In the past. They include na
tional scholastic gold keys in
1959 and I960; he has had his
work in' competition In New
York for national selection
both years. His work also in
cludes sculpturing and print
making.
He plans to enter profes
sional art school next fall.
Master Point
Winners Named
By Bridge Club
Seventeen tables of players
took part in the monthly mas
ter point game at Medford
Duplicate club April 5.
North-south winners of Sec
tion A were H. J. Boyd and
Roy Pruitt, first, 9912; Mr.
and Mrs. Richard House, sec
ond, 91V4; Mrs. Richard Mile
stone and Mrs. Frank Baker,
third, 90'4.
East-west winners of Sec
tion A were Mrs. Marrs Gib
bons and Mrs. Dolph Phlpps,
first, 108; Dr. and Mrs. C. M.
Durland, second, 91V; and
Dr. and Mrs. Maurice Cort
hell, third, 91.
Seotlon B winners, north
south, were Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam Knope, first, 117: Frank
Dolenshek and John Short-
ridge, second, 106'4; William
F. Isaacs and Robert Middle
ton, third, 103; and Mrs. Dell
Davenport and Mrs. Hirschel
Obye, fourth, 881-4.
East-west winners of Sec
tion B were Mrs. Alto Pruitt
and Mrs. George Dean, first,
111 Vi; Mrs. Roy Keim and
Mrs. Robert Elliott, second,
103; Mrs. W. W. Stevenson
and Rny Wise, third, 100 '4;
and Mrs. Glen Harrison and
Mrs. John Dougherty, fourth,
95.
Mrs. Richard Milestone
served refreshments.
The American Contract
Bridge club unit master point
play was scheduled for April
9 at the Girls Community
club.
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Card Party
Members of the Get To
gether club will meet in the
Girls Community club at 1
p.m. Friday, April 15, for a
card party.
Dessert luncheon will be
served by the committee in
charge.
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