Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, July 03, 1960, Image 15

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Newspaper Page TextSUNDAY, JULY 3, 1560 MEDFORD MAfL TRtfUNE, MEDFORD, OWfe. 'B..V 5 Travel Theme For Club Session Traveling will bo tho thoma at tho July dinner meetlnK of Clirlntlnn Business nnd Pro fessional Women to be hold Thursday, July 7, nt tlia Rogue Valley Country club. The dinner Is scheduled to be Kin at 8:15 p.m. Mrs. Ford Patterson, presi dent of the Christian Women's club of Grants Pass, will ba speaker. The special too tut a on the theme of tho evening will be in charge of Mrs, Charles Cummlngs, and Mrs. Herbert Hunter will be solo ist. Mrs. Fred Buehllng, coun selor for tho local Kroup, will preside, All interested women are invited to attend the meeting of the organization. Reserva tions may bo mode by tele phoning Mrs. Buehllng, TWIn Oaks 0.-1652, or Mrs. Virginia Davis, MUrdock 5-8048. Gold Hill - Mrs. W. S. Dick inson will be hostess for a meeting of the Wunan'a Soci ety of the Gold Hill Commun ity Methodist church at her home on Sardine Creek, Fri day, July 8 at 1 p.m. Mrs. Nora Wait will be co-hostess. "The Christian's Youth of Leisure" will be the topic for the afternoon's program di rected by Mrs. Donald Meis ter. Mrs. Paul Molloy will be in charge of devotions. mi.-... i iw r i I vs. UJrT V"v, .... Mr, ind Mm. Philip LoHoy Wcnon (Brslncrd photo) Miss Marilyn Jones I Fed To Philip LeRoy I Wesson Central Point Miss Mari lyn Kny Jones, ttniiKiili'r of Mr, and Mrs. C!uy D. Jones, 30U0 Sunnyvale road, ln'cnme the bride of Philip LeHoy Wesson, son of Mr. mill Mrs. Clarence S. Wesson, (inrdt nn, Calif., al n ceremony June 24. The Itev l 0. Knuise per formed the duuhle-riiiK eerc in o n y by candlelight at 8 o'clock In the evening In Bethel Assembly of God church, An estimated 140 guests Attended, An arch decorated Willi pink carnations nnd whllo Shlntn daisies over greenery provided a setting for (In service flaskets of pink and whllo gladioli also decorated the church. Tho Itev. Mr. Krauae played a violin solo nnd vocalists were The Kev. Gerald Smith, Iteese Creek, nnd Miss Shir ley Jones. Miss Veldn Krntisc Was organist. The bride, given In mar riage by her father, wore a floor-length gown of tiered lace over taffeta. The bodice was styled with a high Peler Pan collar and long sleeves. A tiara of seed pearls held licr veil of Illusion, and she carried a boutiucl of while carnations and pink rosebuds centered with a while orchid. Mrs. William II. Norton, Medford, sister of the bride groom, was matron of honor and Miss Judy Daniels was bridesmaid. They wore gowns of similar style. Mrs. Norton's wns of pink brocaded taffeta and she carried a bmi(uel of pink carnations. Miss Dan iels' was of blue brocaded taf feta nnd her flowers coral carnations. Myra Lois and Byron Ed ward Wesson, Gardena, Calif., sister and brother of the bridegroom, served as flower girl and ring bearer. Miss Shirley Jones, sister of the bride, and Miss Amanda Jean Wesson, Gardena. another sister of the bridegroom, lighted candles. William II. Norton, Med ford, was best man for his brotliei' ln oiw, nnd Gay Dean Jones, the bride's brother, was usher, The bridegroom's mother chose n blue dress with pink necessortes and corsage for thu wedding. Tho bride's mother wore a dress of white eyelet with pink accessories and flowers. Approximately 100 guests attended a reception for the newlywcds which followed In the church annex. Cake was served by Mrs. Hoy llagemnn and Mrs. Mnrjorlc Brlnglo. Mrs. Dunne Boyd and Miss Sylvia Wesson, Gardena. poured punch. Miss Gcorgl aim Brlnglo presided at the guest book. The young couple traveled to southern California on their honeymoon, the bride wearing n blark and white suit and a while orchid cor sage. They will make their home In Los Angeles, where the bridegroom is employed by Flamingo Trailer Manufac turing company. He was graduated from Mlra Costa High school and attended El Camilla college, Los Angeles. The bride has been a student at Crater High school, where alio wns a mem ber of the Cometles. Medical Minded Maids and the Lovn Hers chorus. The bridegroom's father, as well as members of the fam ily In the wedding parly, came north for the wedding. College Course Possible For Most Girls, Says Dean Corvallis Thousands of young w o men g I v i' up thoughts of a college educa tion each year because of fi nances, but tho dean of wom en at Oregon State college doesn't think they need to in Inost cases. Part-time work during school, summer jobs and care ful management of funds dur ing the year will make It pos sible for almost every girl lo go to college "If she wants to badly enough and if she can Jiandle college work," Dean Jlelcn Moor Insists. This point of view has been nccepleil for men students for years but Is (is true for the women, she believes. ' At OSC, Dean Moor's office and the campus housing and .employment office help hun dreds of coeds and sludonl wives find part-time work each year nnd arrange sum mer Jobs for many. : Another opportunity lo trim cosls nt OSC Is offered by the co-rosldenl houses for women, sho points out. There, .ihc girls help with household chores for nbout HO minutes nch day. By sharing house peeping responsibilities, girls 01 their board and room for approximately $450, some jp200 less than In dormitories. Foul eo-resldent houses liavo been operated nt OSC "since depression dnys prompt ed their establishment. About 80 girls live In each. : The number of girls "work ing their way through col lege" is Increasing, Dean Moor notes. A survey las' year showed thai about 10 percent of tho OSC roods are paying their own way com pletely; 30 per cent said they were nt least half self-supporting; nnd only about 1 out of 3 says she depends entirely on parents. Evidence that working does n't cut achievement In college Is shown in figures complied Ihis year by Registrar D. T. Ordetnan on students nomi nated for all-school honors and uwnrds. Coeds nominated averaged at least 50 per cent self-supporting nnd men, 70 per cent self-supporting. Royal Neighbors Postpone Picnic Central Point - The Central Point Royal Neighbors of America lins announced post ponement of a potluck picnic planned for Tuesday, July 5. The event will be held Tues day, July 11), at tho home of Mrs. J. S. Rlchnrdson, Central Point, Cherry Compote New York - IUPI) - Cherry compote la a tasty summer time dessert, Combine one fl ounce enn of sliced cling peaches with 1 cup of grnpo frull sections, 1 medium or ange, pared nnd sliced, 2 me dium bnnnuas, sliced and 'A cup ench of sliced maraschino cherries (nbout 10 cherries) nnd cherry Juice, Chill before serving to 4, Women Hold Installation Installation of officers of Hie Women of the Moose was held recently, Officers Installed were Mrs, Leo Webster, Junior graduate regent; Mrs. Desmond Sweet, senior regent; Mrs. Wilfred I tuff mini. Junior regent; Mrs. Irene Dilnkwater, chaplain; Mrs. James Roberts, recorder, Mrs, John Wilkinson, treas urer; Mrs. Harvey Wyatt, guide; Mrs. Richard Prultt, as sistant guide; Mrs. Yetta Flowers, sentinel; Mrs. Rob ert Dennis, argus, and Mrs. Cecil Emery, pianist. Tile installing officers were John Suminerfleld, Wilfred Huffman, James Roberts, Leo Webster, Melvln Weaver, and Mrs. Edward Stevens. Chairmen appointed were Mrs. Hud Gilbert, publicity; Mrs. Lloyd Hanner, Moose heart; Mrs. Don Carlon, li brary; Mrs. Mildred Shamley, social service; Mrs. Norman Neathamer, child care; Mrs. Roma Rice, hospital; Mrs. Irv ing Thompson, Moosehaven; Mrs. Dunne Chllds, home making; Mrs, Richard South ard, membership, and Mrs. Ray Daniels, friendship. Grandmothers Elect Delegate Rogue' chapter has elected delegates to the national con vention of the Federation of Grandmother Clubs of Ameri ca, to be held In San An tonio, Texas, In October. Mrs. Fred Rydc, club presi dent, will be Ihc first dele gate. Mrs. Elmer Gott and a com mittee served dessert. Guests Included Miss Mary Gaston, Denver, Colo., who is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Gaston, Mrs. Har riett McCalllster, Mrs. Min nie Rolen nnd Miss Dawn Moorohousc, granddaughter of Mrs. Maude Lovell. Mrs. Jennie Hutchinson led devotlonals and Dawn Moore house gave n rending. Mrs. W. E, MeCracken led singing, with Mrs. Aldrcdge al the piano. The annual picnic will be held this month at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ruck cr, 25 Quince street. Coin Club Plans Family Picnic Members of the Rogue Val ley Coin club will hold a fnm lly picnic nt Lltliln park In Ashland Sunday, July 10, in place of a meeting regularly scheduled for tho first Mon day of the month. The event Is to begin at 1 p.m. Meat dishes, salads, hot dishes, rolls, lemonade and watermelon nre planned. A surprise auction will be part of the afternoon's activities. Members and friends of the club who have not been con tacted arc asked to call Miss Karen Adams, picnic chair man, at SPrlng 3-1683. Those wishing transportation may meet at the parking lot of First National bank at 11:30 a.m. Sunday. Pierces Entertain Family Visitors Recent housegucsls of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Pierce, 3120 Madrona lnnc, were their son-in-law and daugh ter, Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Ap plcbury, and Mrs. Pierce's mother, Mrs. Lydia Allison, Modesto, Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Applebury and their daughter, Myra Lee, formerly lived In Duarte, Calif., where Mr. Applebury was minister of the Church of Christ. En route to his new pastorale nt Monmouth, Ore., the fnmlly visited In Medford for n week. Mrs. Allison left June 24 for her home following a three weeks stay here. Rose Fruit Medley New York - (UP1 - Rose fruit medley Is ns pretty ns It Is tasty. Drain one 1-pound 13-ounee can of cling peach slices. Combine with 1 large orange, peeled nnd sectioned, one 10-ounco package of froz en raspberries and Vi cup of rose wine. Let. stand until raspberries thaw. Mix lightly and serve. Makes nbout 1 quart, or fl to 8 servings. if - jj V7fl $vV 1 P'J if 1 Llv 1 Mrs. Hoy V. Nordwick and E. G. Randolph were installed worthy matron and patron of Ronmes chapter. Order of the Eastern Star, In ceromonioi hold June 25 in Medford Masonic temple. Mrs. H. F. Nordwick and Morris Boughner, worthy grand patron of the order in Oregon, wore installing officers. (Landis photo) New Officers Installed For Reames OES Chapter Officers for Reames chap- cers each carrying a large tcr, Order of the Eastern Star, were installed at the Medford Masonic Temple Saturday, June 25. Taking office as worthy matron was Mrs. Roy V. Nordwick and as worthy patron, E. G. Randolph. Pink trimmed silver fans nnd pink and cerise gladiolus were used to decorate the chapter room and on the wall In the West, hung the watch word for the year, which Is "Harmony." ns tul led with Mrs. Nord wick and Mr. Randolph were Mrs. Lloyd Calon, associate matron; John Eddy, associate patron; Mrs. Kay liallcy, sec retary; Mrs. D. A. Hutchison, treasurer; Mrs. Gene Dyke, conductress; Mrs. Stewart I'cnlngton. associate conduct ress; Mrs. Ross Gllklson, chap lain; Mrs. Don Ashpolc, mar- shall; Mrs. Norman Svensen organist; Mrs. Vincent L?)b- dcll, Adah; Mrs. Frank Strnt- ton, Ruth; Mrs. Rodney Wi lliam, Esther; Mrs. Floyd Hib- bard, Martha; Mrs. Walter Johnson, Electa; Mrs. Jessie Slaggs, Warder; Mrs. Gladys Rammln, sentinel. Courtesy Girls for 1060-61 arc Mrs. Susan Williams, cap tain; Mrs. H. E. Nulton, co captain; Mrs. W. L. White. Mrs. Daurice Meyers, Miss Marva Suit, Mrs. Kenneth Phillips, Miss Brenda Suit, Mrs. Dale Edwards and Mrs. George Clark. Installing Officers The installing officers were Mrs. H. F. Nordwick. install ing matron; Morris Boughner, worthy grand patron, install ing patron; Mrs. E. G. Ran dolph, chaplain; Mrs. John Esp, marshal nnd Mrs. L. G. Frink, organist. The retiring matron and pa tron, Mrs. Audrey Roberts and Carl Ocstrlch, conducted the opening of the meeting. As Mrs. Nordwick was in stalled, Harvey Field, accom panied by Mrs. Field, sang "I'll Walk With God." At the close of the Installation he sang two more solos. Mrs. Nordwick introduced her hus band, her sister, Mrs. Jnne Crenger; a niece, Mrs. Carrol Ann Hawkins, and her five-year-old son Bobby, who later presented Mrs. Nordwick with a spray of roses. She was also presented with an ivory gavel by her worthy patron, Mr. Randolph.' Mr. Randolph In troduced his wife, Mrs. Ran dolph; his mother, Mrs. N. Eaton; son-in-law and daugh ter, Mr. nnd Mrs. Norman Svensen; his grandchildren Karen, Marsha and Kenneth, and his cousin Mrs. Robert Hercher. He was presented a gift by his wifo nnd grandson. Rocks Presented Entertainment during the evening included nn Adden dum by the new corps of offl- rock. These were placed in a garden cart and are to be used in Mrs. Nordwick's rock gar den. Gifts from the incoming officers were presented to Mrs. Nordwick and Mr. Ran dolph by Mrs. Caton and Mr. Eddy. Mrs. Nordwick and Mr. Randolph presented Mrs. Rob erts and Mr. Oestrich with their past matron and patron jewels. Mr. Boughner pre sented Mrs. Nordwick with a traveling gavel which was used for the first time to close the installation cere mony and now will be pass ed on to the other chapters throughout the state. He also presented her with a worthy matron's pin and Mr. Ran dolph with a worthy patron's pin. Distinguished and honored members seated in the East were Mr. Boughner, Miss Car- lotta K. Wiseman, Grants Pass, a past grand matron; Mrs. Hal McNalr, Ashland, past grand matron and Estarl awards committee member; Mrs. Boughner, grand Electa; Mrs. Jack Doud, Estarl com mittee member; Donald C. Shores, endowment commit tee member: Mrs. E. G. Ran dolph, grand representative of the District of Columbia in Oregon; Mrs. Wyles Berry, grand representative of Wis consin in Oregon; Mrs. Frank Ward and Mr. Berry, matron and patron of Nevlta chapter in Central Point; Mrs. F. F.ou debush and Elmer Miller ma tron and patron of Josephine chapter. Grants Pass; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gardner, matron and patron of Adarel chapter, Jacksonville and Fred Beerli, patron of Glcndale chapter. Oregon. Introduced were Mrs. Frank Salyers, royal matron of Amaranth, Roxy Ann court; Miss Carla Borough, queen of Bethel 14. Jobs Daughters; Ross Gllkison, high priest of the Royal Arch and grand sentinel of the Grand Coun cil of Royal and Select Mas ters of Oregon; John Smith, venerable master of Medford Consistory, Scottish Rite; Fiftieth Anniversary Celebrated The 50th wedding anniver sary of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Winger was celebrated Sun day, June 20, at a dinner and reception at their home, 018 Chestnut street. Children and grandchildren, many of whom came from out of town, were hosts for the event. The Wingers were married In 1010 In Athens, Wise, and moved to Oregon In 1940. They have lived in Medford the past ten years. Attending the celebration were Mrs. Bernicc Winger, widow of tlie couple's son, Arthur Louis, and her daugh ter, Carletta, Warren, Mich.; Mr. and Mrs. Ben Nowacki and children, Marilee, Don, Bob and Rod, Tillamook; Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Winger and daughters, Gennell and Deb orah, North Hollywood, Calif.; Mr. and Mrs. Truman Nelson and children. Gary and Gayle, Medford; Mr. and Mrs. Fred I Winger and children, Richard and Sherrie, Pasadena, Calif.;! Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Winger and children, Sandra, Steven and Cheryl, Compton, Calif.; the honored man's brother, Rudy Winger, Great Falls, Mont., and his brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. John Winger, Sacramento. Local guests were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Henbest, Medford. Supper Announced By VFW, Auxiliary Members of Crater Lake post and auxiliary, Veterans of Foreign Wars, and their families arc invited to a buf fet supper Tuesday, July 5, at 6:30 p.m. in the VFW hall. The post will be host. A regular meeting of the men's and women's groups will follow supper. if 'u 7 t V WW If - Mr. and Mrs. .Louis Winger wore honored at a dinner and reception Sunday, June 26. which observed their golden wedding anniversary. The Wingers were married in Athens, Wise, and have lived in Medford for 10 years. Tuesday: 6:30 p.m.-Crater Lake post and auxiliary, VFW hall, 42 North Front st. 6:30 p.m. - Medford chap ter, Gold Star Mothers, home of Mrs. Harry L. Cole. 10 South Keenway dr. Wednesday: 11 a.m. - Townsend Harmo ny auxiliary club, Walker's Dreamland, 415' West Main St. 12 noon - Talent Garden club, home of Mrs. Glen Mos- i ser, 113 North First st., Tal ent. ! 1:30 p.m. - Central Point Garden club, home of Mrs. ! C. W. Anhorn, Freeman rd., j Central Point. I 6 p.m. - Catholic Daugh ters of America, home of Mrs. Ernest I. Flakus, 612 J st. 7:30 p.m. - Order of Rain bow, Masonic hall, Jackson ville. 8 p.m. - Veterans of World War I, barracks and auxili ary. Girls Community club. Thursday: club, Fraternal Order of Eagles auxiliary, home of Mrs. P'rank Root at Joe Bar .ranch. 7:J0 p.m. - Young Pnubli cans group, Lloyd R. Bishop home, 2425 Nieto Way. 8 p.m. - Ladies auxiliary of Medford Carpenters Lnion, Carpenters hall, 123'2 West Main st. 6:15 p.m. - Christian Busi ness and Professional Women, Rogue Valley Country club. 8 p.m. - Mistletoe Camp j Royal Neighbors of America, John Eddy, worshipful master of Medford Masonic lodge; Fred Purdin, 33rd degree in spector general honorary of the Scottish Rite and Ralph Lue, 33rd degree inspector i Knights of Pythias hall. Bi-iiiri al iiuuuiury 01 uie ocul-! pjigy iisn rule. Worthy matrons and pa. trons elect ot the valley were I alcn inlrnilnl I The program closed with the mizpah benediction and a reception followed. Wears Whits For the ceremony Mrs. Nordwick wore a white slip per satin gown with the bodice trimmed in irridescent sequins and rhinestones and carried a silver lace fan ic- cented with cerise gladiolus. The officers were gowned in pink nylon lace and carried fans patterned after the one carried by the worthy ma tron. The Courtesy Girls wore aquamarine blue lace gowns. General chairman for the evening was Mrs. Etta MciKn ncy and hostesses were Mes dames Cornelia Barnes, Ira Canfield. Jennie C r e a g e r, A. W. Denney, R. G. Fowler, Carl Oestrich, Fred Purdin, R. L. Ray, John Smth. .Miriam Ward and John White, and Miss Pauline Champlin. The hosts were Peter Thompson. Herbert Morris, Penn Chit wood and Ross Gilkison. Re freshments were served from a large star shaped table in the center of which was the crown and scepter which rep resented the first station held by the new worthy matron. Above the table hung silver fans on pink streamers and around the crown were pink gladious. CASH DAVIS PHARMACY 135 West Main, Medford MR. and MRS. DAVIS Say "Thank You and Goodbye!" NOW WEST MAIN PHARMACY 135 West Main, Medford DICK and BONNIE GLASS Say "Hello! 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