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Barbara McCormick
Miss McCormick,
Robert Martin
Engaged to Wed
Mil. Dorothy A. McCor
mick, 1980 Orchard Home
drive, Medford, and Charles
E. McCormick, Route 2, Box
668, Central Point, announce
the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Barbara Marie
McCormick, Medford, to Rob
ert Joe Martin. He is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Martin,
3950 Jacksonville highway,
Medford.
Miss McCormick will be a
1961 graduate of Medford
High school.
Her finance was a 1957
graduate of Medford High
school and is stationed with
the Navy at Lakehurst, N.J.
An August 1961 wedding is
planned.
Annual Silver Tea Slated
By Women's Association
The annual silver tea spon
sored by the Women's Asso
ciation of the First Presby
terian church of Medford will
be held at the Otlo Frohn
mayer home,' 1656 Spring
street, Tuesday, July 26, from
2 to 4 p.m.
Eight women will pour dur
ing the afternoon event. Rep
resenting the senior members
of the church will be Miss
Elizabeth Burr and Mrs. Jen
nie Thompson; world service,
Mrs. Triad Hattcn and Mrs.
Robert Rukovina; minister's
wives, Mrs. D. K. West and
Mrs. Robert Bridge, and
the Christian Education de-
Farewell Party
Honors Couple
Mr. and Mrs. K. A. Hayes,
who will leave Medford soon
to make their home in Gresh
am, Ore., were honored re
cently at a farewell party,
The event was a picnic given
by Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Moir
and Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Davis
at the Moir home, 1105 Shaf
fer lane.
Eighteen guests attended.
Mr. and Mrs. Hayes, with
their children, Kevin, Karla
and Kimberly, will leave for
their new home about August
1. Mr. Hayes, who has been
director of special education
classes in Jackson county, will
be director of the Gresham
public school's special educa
tion classes for high school
age pupils, and will also teach.
nurtmnnt Mr. .Inm.., Mv.,
and Mrs. Grovor Comm.
The silver tea, held each
year at the htmm nf n P.
byterian, is one of summer's
larger social events.
During the afternoon John
Lusk Will furnish
sic and Mrs. Charles Champ-
mi ana ine ev. G. Robert
Jacks, assistant minister, will
Do soloists
General chairman of the
event is Mrs. Sam B. Harbi
son, assisted by Mrs. Clifford
Voight, Mrs. Walter Roomer
and Mrs. H. M. Parsons.
Proceeds from the tea are
used to buv druas nnH oHi.
cai supplies lor the 52 med.
icai stations, both national
and forcicn. whirh
sored by the United Presby-
lenan cnurcn ol the U.S.A.
Meeting Planned
By Alpha Chis
AlDhA Chi nmpvo momluiH
of Southern Orecon will hy
their mid-summer meeting
ior actives and alumnae at
the home of Mrs. FroH it.
schot. 1820 Crown street,
Medford. It is set for Tues
day, August 9, at 1:30 p.m.
Reservations are in ho
made with Mrs. M. M. Hug-
gins, uoai Mine road, tele
phone SPrinir 2-R44Q A nu.
cial invitation is extended to
Alpha Chi Omega members
who are new to southern
Oregon.
Members in Medford and
all surrounding towns are
asxect to mane their reserva
tions no later than August 5.
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Miss Shirley Lois Satterfield. Miss Jack. TV. Portland. Miss SatUrfiild, sponsortd by
ton County for I960, will laav Tueiday for.. lh Aihland Junior Chamber of Commtrce.
Seaside, Ore, wher ih will participate in will ling "Camsna Walls Song" by Wilton
the state pageant for the selection of Mii for the talent competition. Accompanying
Oregon. Competition will continue through the local winner will be Mm. W. A. Obar,
July 31 with final judging that evening. Griffin Creek road. Min Satterfield ii a
Tuesday and Wednesday Miss Satterfield daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Satterfield,
will appear on television programs on KGW- 1815 Prune tree!. (Knackitedt photo)
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Announcement of the en
gagement of Miss Margaret
Hamilton, Sacramento, Calif.,
to Master Sergeant Ernest F.
Solo, Rapid City, S. D., was
made last week by her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. David C,
Baker. 722 Palm street, Med
ford. Sergeant Solo is a son
of Mr, and Mrs, Felix Soto,
Denver, Colo. A fall wedding
if planned. (Landii photo)
Rites Held
In Prospect
Mrs. Thelma Townsend
Reinning, Shady Cove, be
came the bride of George Ed
ward DeMoss, 2402 Military
road, in a ceremony held July
2 in the Church of the Good
Shepherd, Prospect.
The Rev. John S. Power of
ficiated at the 11 o'clock
morning rites.
The bride wore a floral
print frock with pink and
white accessories.
They returned to the valley
Friday following a wedding
trip to Seattle, Wash., and
Vancouver, B.C. and are at
home on Military road.
The bride was employed as
secretary of the Eagle Point
school district. Mr. DeMoss Is
employed by Timber Products
company.
Luncheon Given
To Honor Three
Mrs. Royal Bebb was host
ess Tuesday at a luncheon at
the Rogue Valley Country
club honoring Mr, and Mrs.
Sydney Loomis and Miss
B e 1 1 e Kvasny of Endlcott,
N.Y.
Miss Kvasny is a sister of
Mrs. Gordon Taylor of Cap
ital avenue, Medford.
Mr. Loomis, an executive
with the International Busi
ness Machines company, has
served with the firm for 37
years. Mrs. Loomis is a teach
er In Endicott High school.
The trio motored to the
Betrothal News
Announced Here
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Cart
wright, 1021 West Ninth
street, announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Susan
Ellen, to Kenneth Dean Cox,
son of J. Ernest Cox, 107
Portland avenue.
. Miss Cartwright ic a I960
graduate of Medford High
school and is employed by
Pacific Telephone company
Northwest, here. Mr. Cox is a
graduate of Medford High
school in 1059 and is employ
ed by Graff and James, con
tractors. No uate has been set for
the wedding.
Birthday Party
Honors Daughter
Mr. and Mrs. Don E. Burel
son gave a party July 21
which honored their daugh
ter, Sherri, on her first 'teen
birthday. The event was a
luau for 16 friends and rela
tives at the Burelson home,
2201 Skyview drive, In the
evening.
Miss Burelson made and
presented a lei to each guest.
She is a student at McLaugh
lin Junior High school.
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Susan Cartwright
Yosts Arrive
From California
Mr. and Mrs. Ray C. Yost,
who formerly lived In Med
ford, have arrived from El
Cajon, Calif., and are guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Still
well, Griffin Creek road. They
will spend much of their time
with their daughter and son-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Converse, 911 West Thirteenth
street, and also plan to fish at
Diamond lake.
Mrs. Stillwcll is a sister of
Mr. Yost.
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