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Sunday, May 22, 1960
Janice Butts,
James Reneau
Engaged to Wed
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice L.
Butts, 3320 Bellinger lane,
Medford, announce the en
gagement of their daughter,
Janice, to James T. Reneau,
who is stationed at Mountain
Home Air Force base Idaho
Miss Butts is a graduate of
Medford High school and is
employed by Burleson a store
Mr. Reneau is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Reneau, Tal
ent, and li a graduate of St.
Mary'a school, Medford.
No date has been set for
the wedding.
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Couple to Wed
In May Service
Shady Cove-Trail - Mr. and
Mrs. Max Hawks, Shady Cove,
announce the approaching
marriage of their daughter,
Patricia Hawks, to Gregory
W. Baxter, son of Mrs. Mae
Baxter, Medford.
The wedding is planned for
7 o'clock Tuesday, May 31,
and will be a lawn ceremony
at the home of the bride's
parents.
Miss Hawks Is a bookkeep
er for Fluhrer's bakeries,
Medford. Mr. Baxter is a
member of the Oregon State
police and is stationed at
Medford.
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Meads Arrive
From Arizona;
Stable Planned
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mead
have recently arrived from
Litchfield Park, Ariz., and are
living at 2308 Spring street.
Mr. and Mrs. Mead have four
children. The oldest son is
in the Army, and is stationed
at Fort Sill, Okla. Their thre
daughters are remaining tem
porarily In California with
relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Mead are
planning to start a riding
stable here. They formerly op
erated riding stables for the
Wigwam hotel, in Arizona,
and have approximately 30
horses.
Prior to moving to Arizona,
Mr. Mead was a resident of
Grants Pass for many years.
Luncheon Meeting
Held in Hornbrook
Hornbrook - Rain and high
winds forced a chanRe of
plans when Mrs. Dudley Kll
lingsworth entertained the
Woman's Society of the Meth
odist church. A barbecued
chicken luncheon, planned for
the patio, was served indoors
instead.
Mrs. Kllllngsworth is presi
dent of the organization. Suf
ficient additional items were
turned in at the meeting to
complete the second of six
layettes the group has pledged
to furnish this year to the Sis
kiyou General hospital In
Yreka. These will be given to
needy mothers and babies.
The next meeting of the
society will be May 26 at the
church and this will be the
annual clean-up day.
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Students Tell
Betrothal News
At Junior Prom
The engagement of Miss
Dewanda Sue Winchell to
Lawrence J. Hall was an
nounced May 7 at the Sou
thern Oregon college Junior
Senior Prom.
The bride-elect is a daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. W. O.
Winchell, 471 Ross Lane
North. Mr. Hall's parents are
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence A.
Hall, Route 4, Box 371, Grif
fin Creek road.
Miss Winchell is a 1959
graduate of Medford High
school and is a freshman in
elementary education at Sou
thern Oregon college. She is
secretary of the freshman
class.
Mr. Hall is a 1958 graduate
of Medford High school and
is a sophomore in secondary
education at Southern Oregon
college. He was Yell King for
the college this year.
The wedding is planned for
the spring of 1961.
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Shirley Paulson
Betrothal News
Told in Ashland,
Ashland - Mr. and Mrs. Al
fred Paulson of Ashland an
nouco the cnagament of their
daughter, Shirley Joanne, to
Edward Walter Dalton, Beau
mont, Calif., son of Mrs. Joe
Godwin, Beaumont, and Ed
ward Dalton of Kingsburg,
Calif.
Miss Paulson was gradu
ated from Walla Walla col
lege, College Place, Wash.,
In 1957. She Is employed
by the College of Medical
Evangelists School of Dentis
try in Loma Linda, Calif. Mr.
Dalton Is employed by Family
Record Plan, Inc. He has at
tended Walla Walla college
and plans to continue his edu
cation at La Sierra college,
Arlington, Calif., this fall.
The wedding will take place
on August 7 at Ashland.
Meeting Announced
By Sojourners Club
Medford Sojourners - club
will meet Thursday, May 26,
at 12:30 at the Girls Commu
nity club. All women who
have lived in Medford and
vicinity two years or less arc
cordially Invited to attend
and become members.
After a short business meet
ing, bridge, pinochle and ca
nasta will be played.
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Engagement Told
At Dinner Party
Ashland - Mr. and Mrs.
Frank C. Thompson, 351 Mor
ton street, recently announced
the engagement of their
daughter, Patricia Alice, to
Arthur Dee Kiser, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Everett Smith, 280
First street. The announco
ment wa3 made at an inform
al dinner at the Thompson
home.
Miss Thompson, a grand
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J.M.
Weidman, Central Point, is a
senior at Ashland Hish school,
where she is a member of the
honor society and the Tri-Hi-Y.
Mr. Kiser, a graduate of
Ashland High school, attend
ed Southern Oregon college.
He is employed by Beagle
Lumber comany.
No date has been set for
their wedding.
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Homemaking
Classes Hold
Annual Tea
Butte Fails - A Mother-
Daughter tea was held Mon
day afternoon, May 16, at the
high school gymnasium. The
tea was sponsored by the
homemaking classes under the
direction of Mrs. Leora
Morey, instructor.
Officers of the freshman-
sophomore homemaking class
are Miss Sue Strong, chair
man, and Miss Darlene Ed
mondson, secretary-treasurer.
Officers of tho junior-senior
homemaking class are Miss
Jeanette Capello, chairman,
and Miss Nola Smith, secretary-treasurer.
Tea chairmen were Miss
Strong, general chairman;
Miss Linda Webster, pro-J
grams; the Misses Capello and
Kathy Olson, refreshments;
Miss Edmondson, entertain
ment; Miss Smith, displays;
Miss June Buttram, place
mats; Miss Joyce Arnold,
table arrangements; ar.d Miss
Judy Burg, invitations.
The program Included a
welcome by Mrs. Morey, pre
sentation of awards, style
show and several numbers
sung by the Mothorslngers.
The farewell was also given
by Mrs. Morey.
Miss Smith was presented
the Betty Crocker Homemak
er award for the Butte Falls
Hifih school.
Participants In the style
show Included, Miss Edmond
son, Miss Buttram, Miss Olson,
Miss Virginia Baker, Miss
Burg. Miss Webster. Miss
Palsy Facey and Miss Strong.
Mothersingers included
Mrs. William Hunter, Mrs.
Don Strong, Mrs. Don Jolllffe,
Mrs. Randall Perkins and Mrs.
William Harris. Piano accom
panist was Mrs. Leth Mea
dows. Displays of both boys and
girls were shown. Shop dis
plays and homemaking class
displays gave mothers a little
idea as to what students had
accomplished this year.
Nevita Chapter
To Hold Election
Central Polnt-Nevtla chap
ter, Order of Eastern Star,
will elect officers at a meet
ing Tuesday, May 24, at 8
p.m. at the Masonic temple,
Central Point.
Mrs. Ted Flury will dec
orate for the annual memorial
service; Mrs. Frank Ward,
worthy matron and Wyles
Berry, worthy patron, will
preside. Mrs. Wallace Neece
and a committee will have
charge of refreshments.
Mother-Daughter
Meeting Planned
A mother-daughter meeting
is planned by Rogue chapter,
Grandmother Clubs of Amer
ica for Monday, Mav 23,
at 12:30 o'clock at Girls Com-
I munity club. Each grand
I mother Is to bring her daugh
I tors, or, having no daughter,
j her daughters-ln-law.
LIrM refreshments will be
served by the hostesses for the
month. A program will pre
cede the business meeting.
Guests Leave
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Day
have returned to their home
In Eureka, Calif., after hav-j
Ing born guests here of Mrs.
Ninrt Chandler on Newtown
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Mr. and Mrs. Earl Beach
am, 450 De Barr avenue, an
nounce the engagement of
their daughter, Nancy Irene,
to Thomas Stephen Samples,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh
Sample, Central Point. Miss
Beacham is a senior at Crater
High school. Her fiance Is a
graduate of the same school
and is employed at Timber
Products. No wedding dale
has been set.
Women Plan
Installation
New officers of Medford
Junior Women's club will be
installed and honored at a
banquet Wednesday, May 25,
at Rogue Valley Country
club at 7:30 p.m.
Mrs. Gene Chamberlain
will be installed as president
of the group; Mrs. Richard
Ackerman, first vice presi
dent; Mrs. F. D. Nelson, sec
ond vice president; Mrs. Bob
G. Norris, recording secre
tary; Mrs. Robert Hercher,
treasurer; Mrs. Virgil Morton,
corresponding secertary; and
Mrs. William Sweet, parlia
mentarian. Mrs. Robert W.
Billingsley will conduct the
ceremony. '
Miss Jerl Smith, student at
Medford High school, was
guest speaker at the May
meeting of the club. Her sub
ject was "Student Art" and
she illustrated her talk with
a number of examples of
work done by students using
a variety of media and tech
nique. She told of the stage
sets for theatrical productions
which have been done by the
school art department and of
the student interest in the
new Rogue Art gallery. Mem
bers of the art classes are on
duty in the gallery on Satur
days and are planning a sen
ior high art display for May
24-27, she said.
Club members suspend
business meetings for the
summer months and plan
monthly social activities for
the season. An informal cof
fee will be held in June at
the home of Mrs. James
Wells.
Chapter Holds
Annual Election
Mrs. John Rector was elect
ed president of the Rogue
Valley chapter of the Na
tional Women's Association of
Allied Beverage Industries,
Inc., at a luncheon meeting
May 17.
Other officers elected were
Mrs. Leslie Wilson, first vice
president; Mrs. Fairman Con
nell, second vice-president;
Mrs. Cora Osterhout, secre
tary; and Mrs. Chris
Schempp, treasurer.
Mrs. Don White of the local
WAABI chapter will repre
sent the group at the national
convention of the organiza
tion June 21 through 23 in
Minneapolis, Minn.
Installation of new officers
will be held June 13 followed
by a buffet dinner at the
Western room in the Pioneer
club, Central Point. Hus
bands of the chapter members
arc invited to attend the in
stallation and dinner.
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Secretary
Elected To
State Office
Mrs. Ja Ann Dodge, 807
South Holly street, Medford,
was elected treasurer of the
Oregon division, National Sec
retaries Association (Interna
tional), at the annual division
meeting held last week end
in Eugene.
Other officers elected were:
Miss Elois Gantenbein, Port
land, president; Mrs. Gladys
Kats, Eugene, vice-president
and Miss Carol Waterman, Sa
lem, secretary.
Theme for the convention
was "Every Man A Debtor
To His Profession" and speak
ers for the event included
Dr. R. W. Lindholm, Prof.
George Hopkins and Prof.
John Hopkins, all from the
University of Oregon staff
and Gail V. Packard, Traffic
Engineer for Jones Sc Son.
About 60 secretaries were
in attendance for the two
day affair.
Officers for the coming
year, elected at the last meet
ing of the local chapter, will
be installed at the June meet
ing. They are Mrs. Jeanne
Rose, president; Mrs. Jeanne
Brown, vice-president; Mrs.
Kay Thomas, secretary; Mrs.
Kay Jandreau, treasurer.
Shower Party
Honors Bride
A wedding shower was giv
en May 12 at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. John Dunlap,
3278 Delta Waters road, in
honor of Mr. and Mrs. Cleland
Carson. The Carsons were
married May 5 in the Park
Wedding chapel, Reno, Nev.
Mrs. Carson is the former
Mary Faye Hinton.
A violet and orchid wagon,
covered by an umbrella, was
loaded with gifts and present
ed to the bride. Games were
played, and prizes were won
by Mrs. Mae Issi, Mrs. Boyd
Carson and Miss Janet Issi.
Assisting Mrs. Dunlap with
serving were Mrs. Boyd Car
son and Miss Gayle Carson.
Guests attending were Mrs.
A. A. Frost, Mrs. L. P. Reavis,
Mrs. Leah Heath, Mrs. Mar
vin Garret, Mrs. Eva Garret,
Mrs. Dow Leeper, Mrs. Ike
Johnson, Mrs. George Ken
nedy, Mrs. Mae Issi, Mrs.
John Walsh, Mrs. Roberta
Gemaehlich, Mrs. George
Fralser, Mrs. Delvin Zollar,
and daughters, Theresa, and
Kathy, from Shady Cove, and
the Misses Janet Issi, and
Gayle Carson.
Supper Honors
Lodge Members
Members of the Roseburg
Eagles lodge paid a surprise
visit to the Crater Lake aerie
and auxiliary Thursday eve
ning. The visitors included Mr.
and Mrs. Earl McCoy, Mr. and
Mrs. Glenn Forrest, Mr. and
Mrs. George Jones and Mr.
and Mrs. Patrick Coates.
Following the auxiliary
meeting a buffet supper was
held in honor of the 33 new
members initiated during the
past year. Mrs. Stuart Forbes
was chairman for the event.
Bouquets of iris decorated
the hall and silver candelabra
and a variety of flowers were
on the tables.
Mrs. Jack Satterlee presid
ed at the punch bowl and
Mrs. Theodore Weixel poured
coffee. Mrs. Marvin Hedges
cut and served the cake.
Assisting in the serving
were Mrs. Mary Fredericks
and Mrs. Arthur Klatt. Mrs.
Ethyl Weed made the parasol
favors and Mrs. Lyle Pickell
and Mrs. A. W. Ford were in
charge of table decorations.
To Hold Meeting
Beehive Friendship club
will meet Monday, May 23,
at 12 noon at the home of
Mrs. Lloyd Knapps, 1596 Bid
die road. A potluck luncheon
will be served.
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Miss Linda Lowry, queen of the I960 Junior-Senior Prom
of Medford High school, is shown here with Robert Hamilton,
student body president. Queen Linda wore a gown of white
chiffon with green satin ribbons encircling the waist, Grecian
fashion, and green satin slippers. The dance was held at the
high school May 14, and "A Knight's Dream" was the theme.
Miss Lowry is the daughter of Mrs. Barbara Lowry, 1620 East
Jackson boulevard, and young Hamilton's parents are Mr.
and Mrs. Moore Hamilton, 43 Rose avenue. (Brainerd photo)
Spring Grand
Held by Camp
Annual spring grand coun
cil fire was held by the Rogue
Council of Camp Fire Girls
Thursday evening in the Hed-
rick Junior High school gym
nasium. Miss Christy Allingham, a
member of the Ayuzunta Hor.
izon club, opened the cere-
hony with the lighting of the
WOHELO candle. Hand sign
was performed by all girls In
the Camp Fire circle.
The entire two circles of
Camp Fire Girls sang Camp
Fire song "Burn, Fire, Burn."
Candlelighting ceremony was
given by Vicki Hall, Janet
Kolkemo and Sharon Fletch
er. The Blue Bird candle-
lighting ceremony was per
formed by Patu Lough, Lynda
Evans, Karen Brabham, Judy
Hedberg, Ann Gerety, Debbie
Elder and Candy Collins.
National awards were pre
sented by Mrs. Tom Gerety,
executive director of the coun
cil. They included three and
five year national member
ship, Red Cross swimming,
and national memory book
awards and National Needle
work guild honors.
The Camp Fire Girls credo
was presented b y Sharon
Baize, Nancy Burger, Lynn
Culbertson, Vicki Hall. The
newly organized Camp Fire
Girls chorus sang "Mammy
Moon."
National Ranks
National ranks were award
ed by Mrs. J. P. Rowan, first
vice-president of the Rogue
council. Forthy-three girls
earned the rank of trail seek
er during the year.
Mrs. W. I. Luman, chairman
of awards committee, pre
sented 29 girls the rank of
wood gatherer. Mrs. N. H.
Gladfelter, chairman of group
organization, presented the
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Council Fire
Fire Girls
fire maker's rank to seven
girls.
Lynn Culbertson, Nancy
Burger and Sharon Baize re
ceived their torch bearer
craftmanship ranks in citizen
ship, nature and art from Mrs.
Pierre Roberts, Council pres
ident. Torch bearer in social
leadership was .presented to
Miss Ann Younger and Miss
Susan Baize by County Judge
Earl Miller, an honorary
Camp Fire Girl.
"That Light" the Torch
Bearer's song was sung by Re
becca Rowan, Linda Morlan
and Chris Prentice.
Candle extinguishing cere
mony was given by Sherry
Blackledge, Diane Clark and
Julie Hoxworth. Singing of
the "Recessional" concluded
the program.
Mrs. William Prentice
played the piano for the
grand council fire and Mrs.
Herb Partridge, Council field
director, acted as mistress of
ceremonies.
The Camp Fire Girl council
is a member of the United
Medford Crusade and the Ash
land, Talent United Fund.
Return
Dr. and Mrs. Earl Lawson
have returned to their home
on Windsor avenue after a
trip to Vancouver, B.C., dur
ing which Dr. Lawson attend
ed the 12th annual meeting
of the Pacific Northwest Ra
diological society.
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