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o o o MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, ORE. SUNDAY. JUNE 12, I960 MUi Penny Linn Medford Couple Engaged to Wed Mr. and Mrs. Glenn L, Linn, 119 Washington street, Medford, announce the en' gagement of their daughter, Penny, to Irvin Ross Good' road, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Goodroad, 2909 Madrons lane, Medford. Miss Linn was graduated from Medford High school with the class of 1960 and will enroll at Southern Ore gon college for the fall term. Mr. Goodroad Is a freshman at Southern Oregon college. No wedding date has been set. 1 Fotluck Sinner Planned by Groups Veterans of World War I barracks and auxiliary will hold a social evening Wed nesday, June 15, starting with a potluck dinner at 6:30 p.m. in the Girls Community club. Mrs. J. P. Graham and committee are in charge of the entertainment. HELP US! We need clothlne, iheee, diihet. furniture, and beddlne. We Pick Ue. HELP OTHERS! The Salvation Army SPrlnt 1-733S Caribbean coolers SUB-TEENWEAR O'tlons that take their colors from the gay Carib bran lands, White Stag tailored or lub-teeners in the smart Jamaica length. Self-belt and side-pocket. Mercerized . , . ahrinkproof ...washable, with little or no ironing needed. The play-male: a pretty plaid roll sleeve shirt with eon rcrtible pointed collar. "Caribbean Walker" Sizes 8-14. 13.98 "Caribbean Plaid Shirt" Sizes 814. 13.98 Leon's Tote 10S I. Chapter Slates Tuesday Meeting Central Point-Nevlta chap ter, Order of Eastern Star, will meet Tuesday, June 14 at 8 p.m. In the Masonic tem ple, Central Point. The grand chapter reports will be given Mrs. George Hcrbstruth will decorate and Mr. and Mrs. Ranald Axtcll and com mittee will have charge of refreshments in the dining room following the meeting Nevita Past Matrons club will meet Wednesday, June 13, at TouVelle State park for a picnic. Honored will be officers and their husbands The picnic dinner will be served at 6 p.m. and those attending are to take table service. The picnic will be the last meeting for the sum- Rogue River - Mr. and Mrs. Neil Stone, formerly of Med ford and now of Rogue River, announce the engagement of iheir daughter, Gail Renee, to Paul O. Archer, son of Mrs. O. Hardesty, Wimor, and Wilier Archer, Rogue River. Both Mill Stone and her fi ance are graduates of Rogue River High ichool and both plan to attend Southern Ore gon college, Aihland, in the fall. No date hai been set for the wedding. TEN WATCHED New York -0IPD- According to ancient Roman law, ten witnesses had to be present during the nuptial ceremony. Otherwise, the marriage wasn't legal. merry mermaid GIRLSWEAR Happy is the girl who wears a Whits Stag swim-suit-it's so smartly styled with self-bow at the top and full pleated skirt, Happy is mom-it's of fine combed cotton that's ma chine washable, needs little or no Ironing, color fast, and shrink-controlled. Completely coordinate able with White Stag's sportswear tops and bottoms. "Coronado Suit" Sizes 7-14. 16.98 - to - Toens Main St. n5y S.-V.'j,.-.:2S O y-'- j I I Sharon Lee James August Wedding Planned by Pair Eagle Point-Mr. and Mrs. Jack K. James, Long Moun tain road, Eagle Point, have announced the engagement of their daughter, Sharon Lee, to Donald E. Wisely, son of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Wisely, Cen tral Point. Miss James is a graduate of Phoenix High school and Oregon State college where she was a member of Delta Delta Delta social sorority, She was graduated June 6 and has accepted a teaching posi tion in Pocatello, Idaho, this fall. Mr. Wisely was graduated from Crater High school and attends Idaho State college where he is a member of Phi Delta Chi, national pharmacy fraternity. The couple plan a late Au gust wedding. Sandra Smith, Daniel Turner Engaged to Wed Eagle Point-Announcement is made of the engagement of Miss Sandra Smith, daughter of Mrs. Hardy B. Smith, Eagle Point, and the late Mr. Smith, to Daniel Turner, son of Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Turner, route 1. The couple attended Eagle Point High school and the bride-elect is a member of the 1960 graduating class. A late summer wedding Is planned in Eagle Point. Group Leaves For Trip East Mrs. Seth Waters, 1126 West Ninth street, left from Klamath Fulls last week on a motor trip throughout the United States. She Is traveling with her slstcr-ln-law, Mrs. Preston J. Card, and Mrs. Card's sons, Richard and Bar ry. The group Is en route to Now York City via Yellow stone park and the Black Hills in South Dakota. In New York Mrs. Card is to attend 1 the 25th anniversary alumni meeting of her high school class. 1 Prior to her marriage Mrs. I Card was publicity director for the Spool Cotton company I of New York City. ; The travelers will also visit ' In Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware, Ohio, Washington, i DC, Florida and Alabama. In i Fort Worth, Texas, they plan to visit Major and Mrs. H. J. Stoll (nee Eunice Sanden) and ; children. Later they will visit i Ernest I'athmann at Kirtland Air Force base, near Albu ' qucruue, N.M., and Mr. and Mrs. Gage O. Sanden, San Diego. I They plan to return In about I six weeks. I Preston Card and his brother-in-law, Charles E. Eberle, Klamath Falls, were guests here recently at the home of ; Mr. Card's parents, Mr. and ! ftiri. u. u. oannen, nesiovcrj neignis, Mccuorci. I BEST MAN'S DUTY 1 New York-d'PP-The assign ed purpose of the best man Is to carry the wedding ring I and see that it is handed to j the bridegroom at the proper time during the wedding ceremony. Mill Sandra Smith Mary Governor, Charles Dillon Engaged to Wed Gold Hill Mr. and Mrs. Fred Governor, formerly of Gold Hill and now of Fortu ne, Calif., announce the en gagement of their daughter, Miss Mary Lee Governor, also of Fortuna, to Charles Ralph Dillon, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Dillon, Dunsmuir, Calif. Miss Governor- will be a junior at Fortuna Union High school this fall. Prior to mov ing to California with her par ents several weeks ago she at tended Crater High school. Mr. Dillon was graduated from Crater High school with the class of 1958. He is a brick layer at Dunsmuir, Calif. No date has been set for the wedding. Mary Lee Governor Republican State Board To Be Here A state board meeting of the Oregon Federation of Re publican Women will be held in Medford Monday, June 20, for the first time in conjunc tion with a monthly luncheon meeting of the local group, ac cording to Mrs. Frank Bash, president of the Jackson County unit of the Federation. Present will be Mrs. Har old S. Strawn, president, and representatives from through out the state who serve as chairman. The luncheon meeting will be held at 12 noon at the Red Cross building, 60 Hawthorne avenue. Plans were discussed for the event at a recent meeting of the local executive board at the home of Mrs. Scott Davis, third vice-president. Names of other guests here for the meeting will be an nounced later, Mrs. Bash said. Mrs. E. A. Littrell reported on the tea held last month at the home of Mrs. Stephen G. Nye, state representative. More than 150 women of the valley attended the event. Eagle Point Woman Home After Trip Eagle Point Mrs. Loyd Adamson has returned to her home on East Linn road after a trip north during which she visited friends and relatives in Kelso and LonTview, Wash., and in Springfield, Ore. Mrs. Adamson, a pianist who prefers to teach young children, plans to give sum mer music lessons this year. NEW! By Shulton . 'Tecnique' COLOR-TONE New Idea in Natural Hair Coloring m I .' "MOM Conditions the hair ai it enriches its color. Easy and gentle as a fine color rinse ... yet lasts up to 8 weeks ... 12 lustrous color tones to choose from. $200 Just Arrived-lmported Candies Delicious fruit drops and toffees by Horner in fancy re-uiable canisters. Callard and Bowser's Butter Scotch and licorice Toffee fingers to satisfy that yen for sweets. Priced 35c to $1.65, Medford Pharmacy 101 North Central, Corner 6th Ph. SP 2-6233 Open Week Days, 8:30 A.M. to 10:30 P.M. Sundays and Holidays 10 A.M. to 9:30 P.M. Mi Miss Verity Day Engagement Announced Gold Hill -Mr. and Mrs. Earl Benjamin Day Jr. an nounce the engagement of their daughter, Verity Louise, to Edward John Dierauf Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Dierauf, Tenafly, N.J. Miss Day, a graduate of Crater High school, attended Marylhurst college and the University of California at Berkeley, where she majored in art and received a bachelor of arts degree. She taught art at Amador Valley High school, Pleasanton, Calif., and is currently attending sum mer school at the University. Mr. Dierauf received a de gree in mechanical engineer ing from Stevens Institute of Technology, N.J., and is com pleting requirements for a master of science degree in industrial engineering and a general secondary teachers credential at the University of California. The past year he taught in the science department at Berkeley High school. A midsummer wedding is planned at Sacred Heart Catholic church in Medford, after which the couple will return to Berkeley. Inspection Set For Local Group Mrs. Clara B. Gertson, Hep pner, national committeewom and and state director, will conduct the annual inspection of the Degree of Honor Pro tective association Monday night. The meeting will be gin at 7:45 p.m. at Girls Com munity club. Mrs. Serena McMahan and Mrs. Clyde Hillyer will be hostesses. Miss Adabee Seller and Mrs. James Stewart are In charge of entertainment. Mrs. Gertson will be a guest at the home of her daughter, Mrs. C. W. Anhorn, Central Point, while in the valley. The Past Presidents club of the association held a dinner party June 7 at North's Chuck Wagon. Mrs. Kather ine Pitts was hostess for a meeting at her home after the dinner. Past Matron! Club Announcei Meeting Adarel Past Matrons club will have a luncheon Monday, June 13, at 12:30 o'clock at the Robert Rucker residence, 25 Quince street. Mrs. Fred Ryde will be hostess, assisted by Mrs. Anna Langley. Mrs. Rucker is Mrs. Ryde's daugh ter. Plus Tax 1 '.Cv Committees Announced Mrs. Robert Klumph, new president of Alpha Lambda chapter, Epsilon Sigma Alpha sorority, announced her com mittees at a meeting Monday evening. Mrs. Robert Rae, 846 East Ninth street, was hostess. Mrs. William Riggert will be chairman of the rushing committee with Mrs. Peter E. Greene and Mrs. Carl Chris as members; Mrs. Willie Fischer will be social chair man, with Mrs. John Ness and Mrs. William Cox; Mrs. Ly man Smith, ways and means, with Mrs. Dan Kidd, Mrs. James Ristau and Mrs. Carl Kellenberger; Mrs. Chester Peterson, philanthropic; Mrs. Howard Phillips, publicity; W$fr 4S t;! y V continent. Wool " ? r sJj knit 3'piece j'0 mT?mJ.rt "" p sut created TjjZjjy ,. $89.95 j ,, r'r imported knitsl and Mrs. Robert Rae, Jonquil Girl. Mrs. Klumph and Mrs. Rig gert conducted a jewel pin ceremony for Mrs. Greene, who has been a provisional member the past six months. Mrs. Fischer and Mrs. Davis Young were candlelighters. Mrs. John Ness, who was received as a pledge member at a recent meeting, was present. "Psychology In the Home" was chosen for the study topic for the coming year. It will be under the direction of Mrs. Wylle Macpherson. Mrs. Cox and Mrs. Mao pherson presented a program on parliamentary procedure as contained in Roberts' Rules of Order. Mrs. Kidd and Mrs. Phillips served refreshments. When sewing wash 'n' wear fabrics, use clay chalk for marking. ' Preview LaPointe't Fall collection of travel knits featuring the new continental look Inspired by designs and weaves created in Italy and on the G 1 f r n i O O O
