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Central Point Garden Club
To Hold 14th Annual Show
Central Point The 14th
annual flower show of Cen
tral Point Garden club will
h hnld .lunn f) and 10 at the
Crater High school gymnasi
um, North Pacific highway.
This year's theme is "The Cal
with the Green Thumb She
grows 'em, She shows 'em,
She knows 'cm."
Hours will be from 2:30 to
9 p.m. June 9 and 1 to 9 p.m.
June 10. A silver tea will be
held.
Mrs. R. D. Kay Is show
chairman; Mrs. Lester Gor
don, schedule; Mrs. Charles
Jantzer, staging; Mrs. Bert
Elliott and Mrs. Wallace West,
classification; Mrs. Donald E.
Faber, entries.
Mrs. Steve Benston and
Mrs. Everett Young, place
ment; Mrs. Robert Schmidt,
publicity Mrs. C. W. Anhorn,
juniors; Mrs. C. W. Ault, con
servation education; M r s.
John Holmer, special horticul
ture; Mrs. Arnold Bohnert,
judges and awards; Mrs. Fran
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Priced $39.95 to $99.75
EXCLUSIVELY AT . . .
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A. H. Marshall
(Brainerd photo)
cis Russell, hospitality; and
Mrs. Joe Huffine, tea.
Entries will be accepted be.
tween 7 and 9 p.m. June 8
and between 7 and 9:30 a.m.
June 9. Late entries will be
non-competitive.
A new division for flower
shows, planned for bloom cy
cles, will be' a part of the
Central Point event. The di
vision is open for exhibits of
three named flowers of the
same variety at three differ
ent stages of bloom, showing
color from bud to maturity.
The general public, as well
as garden club members, is
invited to enter any or all
horticulture classes and any
artistic design class in which
they qualify.
The monthly business meet
ing of Veterans of World War
I, barracks 540, and auxiliary
will be held Wednesday, June
1, at the Girls Community
club. The meeting will begin
at 8 p.m.
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Reception Held Here
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Marsh
all are making their home in
Salt Lake City, Utah, follow
ing their wedding May 18 in
the Church of Jesus Christ of
Latter-day Saints Temple
there and a reception in Med
ford May 20.
The bride is the former
Miss Katherine Lorraine Fer
ris, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
William S. Ferris, 1804 South
Peach street, Medford. Mr.
Marshall is a son of Mrs.
Maria Huff and Norris H.
Marshall, Salt Lake City.
President John B. Hawks
of the Temple presidency of
ficiated at the 11:15 o'clock
morning rites. Mr. and Mrs.
Ferris accompanied the cou
ple to the Temple.
Among those attending the
wedding was Mrs. Lyman
Ceremony Weds
Miss Templeton,
Galen Clifford
Bcrean Baptist church,
White City, was scene of the
wedding Friday, May 20, of
Miss Anah Mae Templeton to
Galen Wayne Clifford. The
bride's parents are Mrs. Jac
quetta Templeton, 247 Beatty
street, and Glen H. Temple
ton, 146 South Holly street.
The bridegroom is a son of
Mr. and Mrs. Glen W. Clif
ford, route 1, box 190, Eagle
Point.
The Rev. Ray E. Nelson
performed the doubh - ring
ceremony at 7:30 o'clock in
the evening.
Mrs. Larry Root, sister of
the bridegroom, was matron
of honor and Gary Dale Clif
ford, the bridegroom's broth
er, was best man.
The bride wore a white
sheath dress with a blue and
white flowered band about
the waist and a matching
flowered jacket. She wore a
corsage of pink roses. Mrs.
Root's dress was a blue sheath
and her corsage was of white
carnations.
Punch and cake were
served to the guest following
the ceremony. The newlyweds
are making their home near
Eagle Point following a wed
ding trip to the coast.
The bride attended Med
ford schools and is now a stu
dent at Medford Beauty
school. The bridegroom, a
graduate of Eagle Point High
school, is employed by Berg
man Welding shop.
Piano Recital
Is Recent Event
A piano recital by pupils
of student affiliate members
of the Oregon Music Teach
ers association was given re
cently at Purucker Piano
House. It was the second an
nual recital presented by the
affiliates and was of special
interest to OMTA members
as it demonstrated the qual
ity of work the teachers were
doing.
Affiliates who entered pu
pils were the Misses Shirley
Hopkins, Darelyn Huson and
Roberta Willett.
The pupils gave a varied
program, ranging from Bach
in the classical period, to Gil
lock of the contemporary pe
riod. Receiving instruction from
the affiliates are Russ Fergu
son, Greg Johnston, John Wes-
terfield, Greg Barnett, Diana
Heidemann, Anne Branch
field, Reta Culy, Judy Wilson,
Fredia Gooltz, Joyce Phelan,
Alice Cook, Judy Fogelquist
and Patty McQuigg.
Granddaughter
Is Valedictorian
Central Point-Mr. and Mrs,
R. L. Isaacs, Taylor road,
have received word that their
granddaughter, Sandy Rae
McKcnzie, has been named
valedictorian of her graduat
ing class at Bladcnsburg,
Maryland, High school.
The student is a daughter
of Major and Mrs. Don H,
McKcnzie, Hyattsville, Md.,
former residents of Medford
Major McKcnzie was a teach.
er in Medford junior high
school from 1938 to 1941 and
Mrs. McKenzie is the former
Dorothy Isaacs, a graduate
of Medford High school.
Guests Here
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon De
Armond have been guests at
the home of Mrs. Do Ar
mond's mother. Mrs. Nellie
Granger, 2303 Spring street.
Mr. and Mrs. De Armond own
the Crescent Lake resort,
Crescent Lake, Ore. Mrs. De
Armond Is the former Norma
Granger.
CERAMICS
Greenware I Finished Products Sold
Classes: Moo. I Wed., 7:C3 .m.
MARGE I IRENFS CERAS3ICS
2010 King Highway
Temple;
Horsley, formerly of Medford,
now of Murray, Utah.
For her wedding and re
ception the bride wore a
floor length gown of white
embroidered nylon fashioned
with scoop neckline and long
sleeves. It was trimmed with
sequins and pearls and her
fingertip length veil was held
by a tiara of lace and pearls.
She carried a nosegay center
ed with a white orchid.
The Friday evening recep
tion was held at the Medford
Church of Jesus Christ of
Latter-day Saints in the rec
reation hall.
In the receiving line with
the newlyweds were Mrs.
Clifford Nielsen, Redding,
Calif., sister of the bride, who
was matron of honor; Miss
Sharon Ferris, Medford, an
other sister, who was brides
maid, and Clifford Nielsen,
Redding, who served as best
man.
Mrs. Nielsen and Miss Fer
ris wore frocks of lavender
cotton print with lavender
chiffon overskirts. Their flow
ers were white carnations.
Ushers were Nate Banery
and Terry Payne, Gold Hill,
with Paul and Clair Ferris,
brothers of the bride, assist
ant ushers.
For her daughter's recep
tion Mrs. Ferris wore a light
blue sheath frock with or
chid corsage.
Baskets of lavender iris and
white peonies decorated the
room for the reception. They
were placed on either side of
a heart-shaped arch covered
with white satin ribbon and
orchid colored bows.
Serving for the reception
were Mrs. Charles Smith, who
cut and served the tiered wed
ding cake, Mrs. John Wilford,
Mrs. D w a i n e Nelson, and
Mrs. Clinton Phelps. Miss De
lores Risley was in charge of
the guest book and Mrs. Mar
win Despain, Miss Sharon
Huffman and Miss R o n d a
Martin were at the gift tables.
Following the wedding in
Salt Lake City a dinner was
given for the couple by Mrs.
Marta Huff, mother of the
bridegroom, and Mrs. Lula
Massey. Also attending were
Mr. and Mrs. Ferris, and Mr.
and Mrs. Sterling Hixon, un
cle and aunt of the bride,
Salt Lake City.
For her traveling attire the
bride wore a white brocade
sheath dress with white ac
cessories. The bride is a graduate of
Medford High school and the
Latter-day Saints Business
college. She is a secretary for
the Guarantee Trust Deed
Corporation in Salt Lake City.
At the college she was affili
ated with Lambda Delta Sig
ma scholastic fraternity. Mr.
Marshall attended Granite
High school and the LDS
Business college and is a
salesman and bookkeeper for
the Burloch Furniture com
pany in Salt Lake City.
Prior to the wedding the
bride was honored at a linen
shower given by Mrs. Hors
ley, the former R a m o n a
Baugh of Medford, and her
sister, Miss Naomi Baugh,
Salt Lake City.
Members Honor
Winner of Award
Mrs. Edward P. Barnett,
winner of the Medford Jay-
ceettes first annual awaru of
merit, was guest of honor
Tuesday at a luncheon meet
ing of Kiwanian Dames. The
event was held in the home
of Mrs. John Raapke.
Mrs. Barnett, a past presi
dent of Kiwanian Dames, was
nominated by the club for the
Jaycette contest. '
Mrs. Barnett 'was presented
an orchid, and for dessert a
large cake, baked and deco
rated by Mrs. E. Ronald Rice,
was served.
A check for $100 was giv
en to the Kiwanis club to pay
for a new drill recently pur
chased for use in the county
wide clinic sponsored by the
Kiwanians.
This was the last meeting
of the season for the club, and
plans were made to hold a
swim parly and coffee during
the vacation months. Sessions
will be resumed in the fall.
Assisting Mrs. Raapke were
Mrs. Robert Hart, Mrs. Rice,
Mrs. William Peek and Mrs.
L. Paul Walker.
Gold HmWoman
To Be Hostess
Contemporary Book club
will meet June 1 at 12:30 p.m.
at the home of Mrs. MacLeod
Maurice, in Gold Hill. Mrs.
Maurice will be hostess for
luncheon and will also give
the program.
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Shama
Shama-Christean Ceremony
Held at Catholic Church
The wedding of Miss Patri
cia Lucille Christean to John
L. Shama was an event of
May 6 at Sacred Heart Cath
olic church. The bride is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Leonard Christean, Grants
Pass, and the bridegroom is
the son of Mr. and Mrs. John
Shama, 3502 Crater Lake
avenue, Medford.
The Rev. William McLeod
performed the double - ring
ceremony at two o'clock in
the afternoon. Baskets of
orange blossoms provided a
setting for the rites. Miss
Mary Robertson was at the
organ.
The bride, whose father
gave her in marriage, wore a
Medford Student
To Return Home;
Wedding Day Set
Miss Mary Kathryn Conroy,
who was graduated from
Marylhurst college May 21
with the degree of bachelor
of science in education, will
arrive in Medford Tuesday.
Miss Conroy is a daughter of
Mrs. C. T. McKinley, 1102
West Ninth street.
Mrs. McKinley was in
Marylhurst for the graduation
ceremonies.
After leaving school Miss
Conroy went to Portland
where she is the guest of
friends and Wednesday at
tended graduation ceremonies
at Portland State university.
Her fiance, James Franklin
Conser, was a member of the
class.
The wedding of Miss Con
roy and Mr. Conser has been
set for June 25 in Sacred
Heart Catholic church here,
and in August Mr. Conser
will report for duty with the
United States Air Force in
Middlesex, England. He was
commissioned in the Force at
graduation.
Miss Conroy's graduation
ended an active college career.
Her minor was in home eco
nomics, and she has served as
state vice-president of the col
lege clubs section of the Ore
gon Home Economics associ
ation. At the Senior Ball in the
Rose Bowl of the Multnomah
hotel on May 13, she was a
member of the Miss Maryl
hurst court, chosen by student
vote on the basis of charm;
friendliness, and loyalty to
Marylhurst traditions.
Miss Conroy, who is listed
in Who's Who in American
Colleges and Universities for
1960, has attained the dean's
honor list and has been ser-
retary of the Associated Stu
dents of Marylhurst college as
well as of her class in junior
year.
As a singer in the college
chorus and the selected Chor
alists group, Miss Conroy has
appeared frequently both on
and off campus. In her sopho
more year she was crowned
Queen of the Carnival.
Shower Given
For Bride-Elect
Miss Simonne Petard was
the honored guest at a bridal
shower Wednesday evening,
May 18, held in the staff room
of Elk Lumber company. Miss
Frances Thrun was hostess.
Spring flowers decorated
the room. Guests played
games. Refreshments were
served.
Miss Petard is to be married
June 4 to Joseph Munneke,
Sacramento.
Twenty-eight guests sttend
ed the shower.
June Meeting
Set By League
The June meeting of the
Eleanor Roosevelt league will
be held Wednesday, June 1,
at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs.
William Dvatherage. 1701
Stratford avenue, Medford.
Plans for the summer will
be discussed. All Democratic
women who are interested in
Joining the Eleanor Roosevelt
league are invited to attend.
gown of white satin under
embroidered net designed bal
lerina length and princess
style. A crescent shaped
crown held a fingertip-length
veil. She carried a bouquet of
white baby rosebuds on a
prayer book.
Mrs. David Dorman was
matron of honor. She wore a
blue embroidered sheath
gown and a blue ribbon and
net headpiece. Her flowers
were blue daisies.
Miss Lu Ann Nevi, brides
maid, wore a pink embroid
ered taffeta sheath dress with
a pink headpiece. She car
ried pink daisies.
Dawn and Leslie Gutches,
children of the bride's cousin,
served as flower girl and ring
bearer. William Morse, Cen
tral Point, was best man.
Ushers were Gerald Chris
tean, brother of the bride,
Grants Pass, and Ronald Har
rison. A reception for the newly
weds followed at the home of
the bridegroom's parents.
Miss Lorraine Scalberg poured
punch and Mrs. Vern Hulse
poured coffee. Mrs. Donald
Pigg cut the cake, and Mrs.
Jack Veal took charge of the
gifts. Mrs. James Scalberg
was at the guest book.
Baskets of flowers decor
ated the rooms.
The young couple is resid
ing at 401 East 12th street
following a wedding trip to
the coast. The bride wore a
summer suit with black ac
cessories for traveling.
The bride attended Grants
Pass High school and is em
ployed by the Business Serv
ice Bureau as a secretary.
The bridegroom, who attend
ed Crater High school and
Southern Oregon college, is
a salesman with Acme Realty,
Central Point.
Pupils Present
Spring Recital
Elementary and advanced
music students of Mrs. Peggy
Apollo presented a spring re
cital Tuesday evening at the
First Southern Baptist church.
Taking part were Rita
Ford, Julie Thompson, Linda
Taylor, Donna Schafer, Mar
la Gardner, Linda Guber, Kar
en Ewaldsen, Bonita Denver,
DeLila Elliott, Linda Cosier,
Susan Cox, Lee Ann Riggs,
Marilyn Breazeale, Kathy
Thompson, Janet Hammer,
Teresa Riggs, Myra Outhouse,
Diane Sweet , Ernie Jones,
Jitamie Elliott, Janet Jones,
Darla Sue Williams, and Rob
ert Rutter.
Mrs. Theodore Barss
Hostess for Chapter
Chapter CP of PEO Sister
hood will meet Wednesday,
June 1, at 12:30 p.m. at the
home of Mrs. Theodore Barss,
332 Windsor avenue.
Mrs. Robert A. Elliott will
give a program on space age
food.
Mrs. Barss will be assisted
by Mrs. Allen C. Smith and
Mrs. George Polski.
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Ceremony I
At Home
Weds Pair
Miss Joan Catherine Shep
pard, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. C. T. Sheppard, 2660
Crater Lake avenue, became
the bride of William Clayton
Weeks, son of Mr. and Mrs. A.
P. Weeks, Glendale, Ore., in
a ceremony May 21 at the
Sheppard's home.
Dr. George G. Roseberry of
First Methodist church offi
ciated at the two o'clock af
ternoon rites attended by 25
relatives and friends.
Given in marriage by her
father, the bride wore a white
Chantilly lace sheath frock
over white s atin fashioned
with long sleeves. Her flow
ers were pink carnations and
roses.
Miss Linda Sheppard at
tended her sister. She wore
a yellow brocaded taffeta
frock with full organdy
sleeves. Her flowers were
white carnations.
Terrance Eagle, Boise, Ida
ho, cousin of the bride, serv
ed as best man.
Following the ceremony a
buffet supper was held. Bas
kets of white stock and pink
carnations and roses decorat
ed the room for the wedding
and reception. Mrs. Sheppard
chose a lavender print chiffon
sheath frock over lavender
taffeta. Mrs. Weeks wore a
charcoal gray and white
dress. Their flowers were
pink and white carnations.
The bride is a graduate of
St. Mary s High school and is
a saleslady in the women's
fashion department of Sears,
Roebuck company. Mr. Weeks
is a graduate of Glendale
High school and is service
representative for Burroughs
corporation.
Among the out of town
guests attending the event
were Mrs. C. M. Bennett,
Methow, Wash., grandmother
of the bride; Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Roger, Days Creek,
Ore., and Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Dietriech, Montague, Calif,
Recital Given
At Puruckers
By Piano Class
Mrs. Kenneth L. Brown
presented her piano class in
a recital the afternoon of May
22 at Purucker Piano house.
Performing were Tommy
Doty, Becky Wilson, Greg Gil
bert, Valerie Hostetter, Dean
Hall, Sandra Rupp, Doneva
K o e p k e, Nancy Elmgren,
Claudia Edson, Sue Elmgren,
Susan Morgan, Diana Gilbert,
Helen McKee, Susan Higgins,
Sharon Ritchey, Virginia Tee
ter, Sten Lovenborg, Jean
Kennett, Vickey Burwash and
Howard Kennett.
Receiving syllabus and au
dition certificates as a re
sult of testing by the state
adjudicator, Mrs. Amy Arney,
were Howard and Jean Ken
nett, Diana Gilbert, Virginia
Teeter, Helen McKee, Susan
Higgins, Doneva Koepke, Su
san Morgan and Sandra Rupp
Vickey Burwash, Valerie
Hostetter and Sandra Rupp
received certificates and cash
awards for perfect attendance
this school year.
Mrs. Arwid Hall and Mrs.
Stanley Morgan assisted Mrs,
Brown with the refreshments
following the program.
Coming Events
Are Announced
For Travel Club
Travel Study club, of the
Oregon Federation of Wom
en's clubs, will meet Tuesday,
May 31, at 1 p.m. in the Fire
place room in the Girl s Com
munity club. Mrs. Clifford
Aldrich will be guest speaker
She will speak on "I goofed
my way over Europe. '
Hostesses will be Mrs. Nor
man Wade, Mrs. Jason Ot-
tinger, and Mrs. Willis T,
Fasel.
Installation of new officers
will be held Friday, June 3rd,
in Kim's banquet room, at 7
p.m. Reservations may be
made by calling Mrs. Clay M.
Lee, SPring 2-9737 or Mrs.
Edward C. Root, SPring 3
2623. Mrs. William E. Boone
is chairman for the affair.
Mr. and Mr. Terranc Wayne Christian '
(Anders photo)
Maxine Woodward Bride
Of Terrance Christian
Eagle Point t- Miss Maxine
Dianne Woodward became the
bride of Terrance Wayne
Christian in a ceremony held
Wednesday, May 18, at St.
Peter's Lutheran church in
Medford. The Rev. John Si
mon officiated at the double
ring rites held at eight o'clock
in the evening.
The bride is a daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Max Woodward,
Route 1, Box 92, Eagle Point.
Mr. Christian's parents are
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Christian,
Brownsboro road.
Mrs. Robert R. Raffelly
played the organ wedding mu
sic and accompanied Norman
Woodward and Mrs. John Mil
lard, who sang. Yellow carna
tions and stock decorated the
altar for the wedding and ivy
and candles were in the
church windows.
Given in marriage by her
father, the bride wore a floor
length gown of Chantilly lace
and carried a bouquet of yel
low and white carnations.
Mrs. Dennis Boren was ma
tron of honor for her sister.
Bridesmaids were Miss Ren
ney Hicks, Whittier, Calif.;
Miss Velma Peile, Eugene;
and Miss Sudene Christian,
sister of the bridegroom. They
wore ballerina length yellow
frocks with white accessories.
They carried white and yel
low carnations encircling a
lighted candle.
Miss Kay Bever was can-
dlelighter. Flower girl was lit
tle Lori Millard, niece of the
bride.
Carl Christian Jr. served
as best man for his brother
Seating the guests were Den
nis Boren, Jack Greb and
Errol Tresham, Two-year-old
Gary Hensen, nephew of the
bridegroom, was ring bearer.
Following the wedding at
tended by 150 relatives and
friends, a reception was held
Assisting with the serving
were Mrs. Mylin Bever, Mrs
Rex Woodward, Mrs. Travis
Mitchel and Mrs. William
Jackel. Miss Barbara Wood
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Tresham and Miss Linda Reg
ester were at the gift tables.
Following the ceremony the
newlyweds traveled to San
Francisco on their wedding
trip. For traveling the bride
wore a black and white check
ed silk dress with black pat
ent accessories.
The bride and bridegroom
are graduates of Eagle Point
High school. The bride is a
beautician at Rolland's Studio
of Beauty in Medford. Mr,
Christian is employed by Ross
Lumber company.
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Officers
Installed
New officers for the com
ing biennium were installed
by Epsilon chapter of Delta
Kappa Gamma, honor society
for women in education, sor
ority, at a May luncheon meet
ing. The event was held , at
held at Tally Ho Dining inn.
Miss Gladye Owen is the
new president; Mrs. Merle
Woodward, first vice-president;
Mrs. Elsie Turner, sec
ond vice-president; Mrs. Clara
Fader, recording secretary;
Mrs. Luella Morris, corres
ponding secretary; Miss Vida
Scripture, treasurer; and Mrs.
Kathryn Stancliffe, parlia
mentarian. Miss Florence Allen served
as marshall. Miss Anna Laura
Honts, retiring president, was
presented a past president's
pin by Mrs. Mae Richardson
on behalf of the chapter.
A founder's day ceremony
was conducted by Mrs. Gladys
Sloan, who incorporated the
Delta Kappa Gamma flower,
the red rose, and lighted tap
ers in the program.
Tables were decorated by
the hostesses, Mrs. Precia
Medley, Mrs. Richardson, Mrs.
Mabel Sims, Mrs. Bertha Has
kins and Mrs. Frances Willett.
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