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Auxiliary
Represented
At Convention
The Medford unit of the
American Legion auxiliary
will be represented at the or
ganization's fortieth national
convention hv m
tlZ detpartment ol Oregon
0rr a"a mrs- Eugene
The two women accompa
nied their husbands who will
attend the Legion's national
convention in Miami Beach
October 17-20, the place and
date of the auxiliary's meet
ing. Mr. and Mrs. Bigalow left
by car last week and plan to
visit a nephew, Mervin C
Gleason II, who is stationed
with the Air Force at Elgin
Field, Fla. Mr. and Mrs. Orr
plan to fly to Miami this
week.
A total of 827 official dele
gates and 827 alternate dele
gates are expected at the
auxiliary convention Th
represent 942,291 members in
ou states, the District of Co
lumbia, Panama Canal Zone
and Puerto Rico. Thousands
of other auxiliary members
are expected to attend as
guests.
The Legion and auxiliary
delegates will join in joint
session on one day of the con
vention. -t
Social Meeting
Scheduled
Neighbors of Woodcraft
will hold their regular social
meeting October 24. A pot
luck dinner will be followed
by a short program and card
games. All members and
friends are invited.
The group held its regular
business session in the Eagles
hall Monday evening. Twenty
members attended. Mrs. Ida
Kelly conducted the meeting
and Mrs. George Watson was
in charge of the guards.
Mrs. Kelly and Mrs. Al
Ford Sr. will be in charge of
refreshments at the Novem
ber 14' business meeting. "
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Mr
and Mri. A. L. Paulson
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Daton-Paulson Ceremony
Takes Place in Ashland
Ashland - The wedding of
Miss Shirley Joanne Paulson,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A.
L. Paulson, 801 Harmony
lane, to Edward Walter Dal
ton, Beaumont, Calif., took
place October 2 in the Seventh-day
Adventist 'church
here. The bridegroom is the
son of Mrs. Joe Godwin,
Beaumont, and Edear Dalton
urovllle, Calif.
The vows were read bv peadp'eces matched the gowns
Elder Donald Maclvor. Le- an . Ulev. carried bouquets of
banon, at 6:30 o'clock in the wP'te. sP'der chrysanthemums
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guests attended. me brides cousin, and Dave
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with Alencon lace at the neck
line and skirt front. A bustle
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Miss Beverly-Paulson, Wal
la Walla, Wash., was maid of
honor for , her sister. Miss
Doreen Paulson, Milo, Ore.,
another sister, and Mrs. Ken
neth Ladd, College Place,
Wash., were brides maids.
Their gowns were of shades of
rose nylon organdy over taf
feta, which were designed
with fitted hodioe pummel.
bund and harem skirt. Their
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of Walla
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veil nf illusion mri lar-o n, For 'he event the bride's
held by an inverted crown of mother chose a beige satin
pearls. She carried a bouquet ?ro,cade dress with matching
of stephanotis and pink rose- JJ"-Ke' ara Drown accessories,
buds. Her corsage was a green cym-
Diaium orchid. The bride
groom s mother wore a blue
peau de soie dress with match
ing jacket and accessories
and a white cymbidium or
chid corsage.
Mrs. Arnold Pflugrad was
hostess at. thp
followed in Britt Student
center. Mrs. Zelma Dicker
son, Roseburg, and Mrs. Al
vin , Paulson, anntc nf the,
bride, served cake. Punch was
pourea by Mrs. Harold Alen
and Mrs. Ivor Fish, Eugene.
Mrs. J. n Mirarle. Ponll
Point, was in charge of the
guest book and Mrs. Donald
Maclvor, Lebanon, took
charge of gifts. Mrs. Dicker
son was also church hostess.
The newlvwprfc am
oorarilv making thoir )mma
with the bride's parents and
will return to Riverside,
Calif., where the bridegroom
is a student at LaSI prrn pnl.
lege. He also attended Walla
waua college,
The bride was graduated
from Walla Walla college and
was formerly employed as an
executive secretary at the Col
lege of Medical Evangelists,
Loma Linda, Calif.
They traveled to the Ore
gon coast on their honeymoon.
Anions those pomitid fmm
out of town for the wedding
were the bride's erandnar-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Alton J.
Paulson, McMinnville; Mr.
and Mrs. A. W. Panlsnn lVTrc
Zelma Dickerson and Zetha
Dickerson, Roseburg; Mr. and
Mrs. Burnell Paulson, Gaston;
Nelson and Anne Maclvor, Le-
Farewell Event
Honors Woman;
Gift Presented
Mrs. C. C. Drummond was
honored at the last meeting
of the Christian Women's Fel
lowship, First Christian
church. Mrs. Drummond left
Medford Thursday for La
Canada, Calif., where she
will make her home with
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Linus Southwich,
1101 Olive lane.
Mrs. Drummond was pre
sented a gift and corsage at
the meeting. She and her late
husband served for many
years as missionaries in India.
She had made her home in
Medford for the past 15 years.
From Frontier to Fron
tiers" was the theme of the
program presented by Drum
mond circle. It was designed
to show how the church met
the challenge of the Ameri
can frontier and how to pre
pare for the new frontiers of
the nuclear space age.
In colonial times less than
5 per cent of the white pop
ulation claimed membership
in any church. Today 62 per
cent are members of some
church or synagogue. The few
hundred churches of colonial
days have grown to 325,000
scattered throughout Ameri
ca.
One of the greatest fron
tiers facing the church today
is the development of a pro
gram to serve the neglected
and needy at the parish level,
it was explained.
Mrs. William Roberts was
chairman for the luncheon
served by members of John
son circle.
Women of the bazaar com
mittee met this week to pre
pare the luncheon menu and
work out details for the an
nual bazaar to be held Decem
ber 1. Bazaar work day will
be October 18.
Basic Values
To Be Topic
For Meeting
"Are the basic values that
your child is learning in his
life concrete? Are these basic
values strong enough that he
can withstand the diabolic ar
guments to weaken his moral
standards if these be spoken
by Communist influences that
are contrary to America's way
of life? Is your child equipped
to withstand the onslaught of
subversion?
These may be some of the
questions that will arouse
thinking after hearing a tape
by Marine Corps Psychiatrist
William E. Mayer on "Com
munist Indoctrination."
The tape will be heard at
the Jackson County Council
of Parent Teacher associations
meeting to be held Wednes
day, October 19, at the Bell
view Grange, Ashland.
The meeting will begin at
9:30 a.m. with a coffee hour
followed by Mrs. Marcus
Woods giving the invocation
and a welcome by Stanley
Jobe, superintendent of Ash
land schools.
After the tape is heard Dr.
Marshall Woodell, Southern
Oregon college, will talk on
"Protracted Conflicts."
A luncheon will be served
at noon by the Ashland PTA
coordinating council for a
small charge per person.
The afternoon session will I
include reports, a business
meeting and a "clinic" for lo
cal presidents. I
Child care will be provided :
for a small fee per family,
but lunch will not be provided
for the children.
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Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stanley Goldsmith
Newlyweds Make Home
In California Town
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stan
ley Goldsmith are making
their home at Rancho Cor
dova, Calif, following a wed
ding trip to Reno and Lake
Tahoe.
The bride is the former
Delores Ann Hay, daughter
of Mrs. Vernon C. Erickson,
Fremont, Calif., and Floyd
Hay, The Dalles, Ore. Mr.
Goldsmith's parents are Mr.
and Mrs. Howard C. Gold
smith, Ross lane, Medford.
Dr. C. Carson Bransby offi
ciated at the September 4
wedding held at the Center-
ville Presbyterian church in
Fremont, Calif. Approximate
ly 225 relatives and friends
attended the 7 o'clock evening
rites.
The bride wore an ankle
length gown of white Chan
tilly lace over net and her el
bow length veil was held by
a pearl crown. Her single
strand of pearls was a gift
from the bridegroom. She car
ried a bouquet of white car
nations and orchids and a lace
handkerchief that belonged to
her great - great-grandmother.
Irwin David Jones gave his
granddaughter in marriage.
Mrs. Raymond Abacherli,
Fremont, served as matron of
honor. She wore an orchid
chiffon frock with matching
headdress ana carried orchids
and white carnations. Junior
bridesmaids were Miss Bar
bara Hay, The Dalles, Ore.,
and the Misses Kathleen, Pat
ty, and Sandra Pickle, Poway,
Calif. Little Margaret Pickle
was flower girl. They are all
cousins of the bride. They
wore pink organza nylon
frocks over matching taffeta
and carried bouquets of pink
and white carnations. .
Herbert E. Goldsmith, Fre
mont, brother of the bride
groom, served as best man.
Seating the guests were Char
les O. Welch, Rancho Cor
dova, brother-in-law of the
bridegroom, and Jerry Clark,
Fremont. Michael and Rich
ard Welch, Rancho Cordova,
Calif., nephews of the bride
groom, lighted the candles and
were junior ushers.
Mrs. Erickson wore a frock
of embroidered organza with
matching beige accessories for
her daughter's wedding. Mrs.
Goldsmith chose a mauve
pink lace dress with mauve
pink and black accessories.
Their corsages were mauve
orchids.
A reception was held in the
fireplace room and church
patio following the wedding.
Assisting with the reception
and serving were Mrs. Jones,
grandmother of the bride:
Mrs.'C. Carson Bransby, Mrs
Donald Wolf, Fremont, Mrs,
Wilbur Balch, Berkeley, Miss
Judy. Balch and Miss Jane
Balch.
The bride is a graduate of
Washington Union High
school, Fremont, a n d Hay
ward Business school. Mr.
Goldsmith was graduated
from Medford High school
and served four years in the
United States Air Force. He
attended Southern Oregon
college and Santa Jose Slate
college and is a salesman for
Americana Encyclopedia com
pany in Sacramento.
Among the out of town rel
atives who attended the wed
ding were Mr. and Mrs. Gold
smith, parents of the bride
groom; Mrs. Welch, Rancho
Cordova, Calif., sister of the
bridegroom; Mr. and Mrs. Al
va G. Davidson, Grants Pass,
grandparents of the bride
groom; Mr. and Mrs. Harley
E. Davidson, San Leandro,
Calif., uncle and aunt of the
bridegroom; and Mr. and Mrs.
Alan Davidson, Oakland,
Calif., cousins of the bride
groom, and Mr. and Mrs. Leon
McDougall, former Medford
residents and now of Berk
eley. '
Discussion Held After Project
T f n i. a j, .... '
Lake Creek A discussion
of types of insurance fol
lowed the project lesson on
"family finance" at the Octo-
ber meeting of Lake Creek
Home Extension unit. Mrs.
Alma Meyer, Eagle Point,
was hostess. Mrs. .Tnkp Rrnwn
and Mrs. Frank Klinele wpre
visitors.
Mrs. .Top Appnc and Mii
Leland M. Charley gave the
lesson. Mrs. Henry Meyer
was elected treasurer.
Oven meals will hp thp
topic of the November meet
ing, which will hp hplri at thp
home of Mrs. Henry Meyer,
tsrownsuoro. Members are
asked to call Mrs.' Meyer in
planning their menu contributions.
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