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SUNDAY. fl " "ft '"SPLf -Vs ' J VIM v 34 ft... -: -?r( fi-A'i - Mr. and Mri. Richard Edward Shepherd, whose wedding took place in Carmel, Calif., last month, are shown during the reception Newlyweds At Home In California Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ed ward Shepherd, married Jan uary 22 in Carmel, Calif., are making their home in that city. Mrs. Shepherd is the for mer Miss Evelyne Luxem, Carmel, daughter of Mrs. Leon Montgomery, Oak Knoll, Seaside, Calif., and the bride groom is a son of Mrs. Robert W. Shepherd, 867 Murphy road, Medford, and the late Mr. Shepherd. The wedding ceremony . took place at two o'clock in the afternoon at the Church of the Wayfarer in Carmel, with Dr. K. Fillmore Gray offici ating. The bride wore a white bro caded sheath frock with over skirt, square neckline and three-quarter length sleeves. Her headdress was a short veil trimmed with a flat rib bon bow and she carried a bouquet of miniature red roses and stephanotis encirc ling a white orchid. Mrs. John Robinson, Car mel Valley, was matron of honor. She wore a purple silk sheath with black accessories and a small hat. Her flowers were gardenias. ' Robert W. Shepherd Jr., San Rafael, Calif., was best man for his brother. A reception honoring the couple was given by Mr. and Mrs. Richard Penoyer at their home, Rancho Rio Vista, Car mel. Among those present for the wedding and reception were the mothers of the bride and bridegroom and Mrs. Rob ert W. Shepherd Jr., sister-in-law of the bridegroom; Mr. and Mrs. George Austin Shep herd and their daughter, Su. san Walnut Creek, Calif, un cle, aunt and cousin of the bridegroom. The bride, born in Dinslak en, Germany, has been in the United States four years. She attended high school in Hoff hcim, Germany, the Seminar Kimphenhausen in Bavaria, a private school, and Cosmet ology school in Frankfurt, Germany. The bridegroom, a grad uate of Medford High school, attended the University of Oregon where he was a mem ber of Chi Psi fraternity. He is associated with the La Piaya hotel and the Carmel Valley inn, and the newlyweds are living at the La Playa. Travis Cross To Speak Here Travis Cross, administra tive assistant to Gov. Mark O. Hatfield, will speak Mon day, February 20, at the 12 noon meeting of the Jackson county unit, Oregon Federa tion of Republican Women's clubs. The meeting will be held at North's Chuck Wagon on North Riverside avenue. For reservations call Mrs. Ernst Ruegger, SPring 2-0058. Mrs. E. A. Littrell, presi dent of the local unit, has an nounced her committee chair man and members of (he board. They include Mrs. Rob ert J. Keeney, legislative and campaign activities; M r s. Scott V. Davis, finance; Mrs. L. Dow Inskcep, membership and telephone; Mrs. Richard FEBRUARY 19, 1961 Senior Artists Announce Exhibit and Tea Sunday A senior artisls exhibit and benefit tea will be given Sun day afternoon, February 26 from 1 to 5 o'clock at the Senior Activity center, 601 East Jackson street. It will be given by the members of the advanced art class whose teacher is Mrs. Victoria Stalcy. Starting last March, this group has been painting each week under Mrs. Staley's direction. All the teachers at the center vol unteer their time. The Center is sponsored by the Rogue Val ley Council of Aging, and is located in a small room in a city park building., The exhibit and silver tea will be the first benefit given by members using the center to add to the center building fund which will be used to build or acquire larger and more adequate quarters. Re freshments will be served by class members who will act as hosts and guides. The gen eral public. Is invited to at tend." - Artisls showing will be the Rev. Robert Bridge, Mrs. E. J. Dlclil, Mrs. Theodore Johnson, Mrs. Norvcl Jones, Mrs. R. B. Medcalf, (he. Rev Eric Roba- ' Miss Doreon Ford (Champion photo) Spring Wedding Planned by Pair Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Ford, 200 West Jackson street, an nounce the engagement of their daughter, Doreen Lucilc, to Bill Williams, son of Mr and Mrs. I. N. Williams, Tulsa, Oklahoma. Miss Ford, a graduate of Medford High school, attend cd Southern Oregon college and was 'graduated from the University of Oregon. She Is employed by the Hospital Service of California, Oak land. Her fiance Is attend ing Nuclear Power school, Vallcjo. Calif. They plan a May wedding. Renin, public relations; Mrs Stephen G. Nye, parliamen tarian; and Mrs. Royal E. Bebl), chaplain. Mrs. Everett A. Faber was appointed sec retary to replace Mrs. Don ald Stuthos, recently resigned. K 1 --' & BARKER'S ; sV will be closed Monday and Tuesday t ; s mmm ' given by Mr. and Mrs. Richard Penoyer at their home, Rancho Rio Vista, Carmel. Mrs. Penoyer is shown in the background. thon. Mrs. Ivan Shuck, Mrs. iviargarei oioneDreaKcr ana Mrs. C. A. Whitcher. There will be 35 or 40 paintings on display. Members of the Southern Oregon Society of Artists who have given volunteer time to teach art classes at the center during the last two and a half years since its opening in Oc tober, 1958, will pour during the afternoon. They are Miss Margaret Ossenbrugge, who will pour from 1 to 2 p.m., Mrs. Nettie Williams, 2 to 3 p.m., Mrs. Ruby Twedcll, 3 to 4 p.m., Mrs. Stalcy, 4 to 5 p.m. David Hagcrbaumcr and Clifford Piatz will be honored guests Staff hostesses, Mrs. Alvin Reed and Mrs. Henry Dltman son, will handle the guest book and take registrations and donations. Patricia Potter, Charles Jeffers Engaged to Wed Madras Mr. and Mrs. Frank Potter, Madras, an nounce the engagement of their daughter, Patricia Ann, to , Charles L. Jeffers, son of Mrs. Alice Jeffers, Madras. Miss Potter and her family are former Ashland residents and she is now a student at Madras High school. Mr. Jeffers is employed by Jefferson Plywood company, Madras. They plan a summer wed ding. 'k ij tom wd C,,J" IMchtr, tht itt $2t.M 'If N,Bkl" in W,M 8w Di,h iro6 If wi hivt lutt fmn in to with Frwwh CONVENIENT TERMS IF DESIREDI LAWRENCE'S & Diamond Your Friendly Gallery Announces New Show Paintings by Clifford Glea- son, balem artist, will be shown at the Rogue gallery. 220 West Main street, starting Tuesday, February 21. Mr. Glcason will be hon ored at a reception Sunday, February 26, at the gallery from 3 to 5 p.m. Accompany ing him to Medford will be members of the Salem Art as sociation. The one man show will in clude works on paper, draw ings and several oils. Mr. Glcason was born in Portland and attended Salem High school. He has studied under Fernando Leger in Paris and has give one man shows at the Portland Art museum, Salem Art Museum Bush house, Koruba gallery, Portland, Harvey Welchs, and the Salem Federal Art center. Among the invitational exhi bitions in which he has par ticipated was the Oregon scene division of the Oregon Centennial exposition paint ing exhibit in 1050. Medford Woman To Pour For Tea ; Members of the Woman's auxiliary to the Oregon State Medical society and the aux iliary to Marion-Polk County Medical society will be host esses at a tea for state legisla tors Tuesday, February 21, from 3 to 6 p.m. The event will be held at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Pur- vinc, 1635 Fairmount avenue South, Salem. Pouring will be Mrs. Mark Hatfield, Mrs. Robert B. Dun can, Medford, Mrs. Howell Appling, Mrs. Douglas Mc Kay, Mrs. William McAllister, Mrs. Harry D. Boivin, Mrs. Robert Y. Thornton and Mrs. Charles Spragtie. In the receiving line will be Mrs. E. A. deMeules, Mrs. G. Prentice Lee, Mrs. Harold Poole and Mrs. Purvine. Gen eral chairmen are Mrs. Roscoe Wilson and Mrs. Morris Croth- ers. Travelers Leave For Trip South Ashland - Mrs. Mae Gib bons of Medford and her daughter, Mrs. B. A. Cope, and the three Cope children, Suzi, Betsy and Robbie, to gether with Mike Dawkins, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Dawkins, left last Monday for an extended trip to Mexico. Is Graduated Miss Esther Jacobs, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Don L. Jacobs, 307 North Peach St., has completed a four month training course at the Dental Nurses college, San Fransic- Miss Jacobs was presented her cap at. graduation cere monies February 10. A grad uate of Medford High school, she is now employed by Dr. Edward Mack and Dr. Mer Vyn Kipnis, San Francisco. At the request of so many ladies! NEW exciting HOLLOWARE in your beloved French provincial You have asked for it often and now, due to ureal demnnd. you can have . . . lovely, Rraceful matching holloware to carry the "French Provincial" theme even further. HINT TO friendly oift givers: Every one of these new holloware pieces is guaranteed to make her happy. See them today! 4-Piece Place Sttlinfl $28.00 Center Family Store f-eer-v yen'iti!e ."-11 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Holmes, 19 Portland avenue, Med ford, flew to Honolulu by United Air Lines and are spending several days at the Niihau Apartment hotel in Waikiki. Mr. Holmes recently retired from the Southern Pacific railroad and was awarded the Hawaiian holiday. (United Air Lines Photo) In Hawaii Ashland - Among Ashland residents in Hawaii are Mr. and Mrs. Sam Davis, of Glen view dr., who expect to spend the next two weeks vacation ing and attending an interna tional seminar of attorneys. They traveled by jet plane from San Francisco. XVJT ASSORTMENT! A JiMA 3 MEDFOHP MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. ORr UNITED ' "1 QMfp To Leave Ashland - Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Vogel, 44 East Main street, are leaving - Ashland this week for a vacation in southern California and Ari zona. They will stop en route to visit their children in the Bay area. . " now Scottish Rite Women Hold Annual Valentine Party More than 100 members and their husbands attended the Scottish Rite Women's club annual Valentine party Mon day at the Masonic temple. Past presidents were pre sented a heart shaped corsage of red net and white daisies. Mrs. Fred Graten was chair man. Table decorations were hearts, red candles and pussy willows. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Root won a prize for having been married the longest among the couples present. Other prizes were won by Mrs. E. P. Stone, Mrs. G. F. Carleton and Merritt Swing. Cards were played with prizes going to Mrs. Harry Nbrdwick for bridge and Mrs. Gertrude Winningham and Mrs. E. P. Stone for pinochle. Miss Randies Is Candidate, Eugene - Miss Rosiland Randies of Medford is a can didate for the office of histor ian of the Associated Women Students at the University of Oregon. The final election of officers will be Wednesday, February 22. A campaign assembly will be held Tuesday afternoon, February 21, in which all can didates will be Introduced. Mrs. Charles Pressman will be the main speaker at this as sembly. Miss Randies is a freshman majoring in education. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Randies, 310 Laurel street, Medford. PIECE PLAY Terrific Buy! Just unpacked another large group of 'newest spring fashioned 2 piece playsuits of colorful cotton combinations . . . bright floral print top-with cuff sleeves , . . match ing or contrasting solid color ankle length tapers with back zipper closing and turn-back cuffs. Many favorite spring prints in sizes 10 to 18. Hurry, our last shipment sold out fast. Sportswear Penney's Mezzanine Floor Surprise Buy Spring Bulky ORLON SWEATERS . . . Hundreds to select from Just arrived an amozing collection of fine 100 Orion. Bulky sweaters so pretty and so right for every occasion, long sleeve, club collars, matching but tons in spring pastel solid colors and dazzling stripes on white bulky knit Or . Ion Acrylic In new novelty weaves Colors galore: lilac. Gold, White, Beige, Mint, Green, Black and Blue. All beau tifully hand washable. Sizes 34 to 42. Sportswear Penney's Mezzanine Entertainment was furnish ed by a group of high school students. Vocal number from Finian's Rainbow were sung by Mary Kay Harris, Wallace Huffman and Reid Harris, ac companied by Lynn Sjolund. A pantomine dance was given by Pamela Trowbridge, a pi ano solo Toy Sidney Lusk, a clarinet solo by Fred Graten and an accordion solo by Ed ward Brownell. Three instru mental numbers were played by the Hungry Five, including Jack Revis, David Doty, Dave Hall, Richard Traylor and Fred D. Graten Marriage News Announced Here Announced last week was the marriage of Mrs. Beatrice Serwat, Pasadena, Calif., to Walter H. Leverette, Medford. The ceremony took place Sun day, February 12, in the chapel of First Methodist church, Reno, Nev., with the Rev. Richard Kissee officiat ing. Mr. and Mrs. Leverette are now at home at 2070 Old Stage road. WEDDING.. Announcements Imprinted Wedding Napkins Punch Bowl Rentals at 217 E. Msin Si. Medtord SUITS Floor 2Q0 JIW .77 QMI:ilE7 Couple Attends Party in Salem Mrs. Moore Hamilton, Med ford, was one of the 15 women from throughout the state who poured at a reception Febru ary 12 in Salem. The event was held by Gov. and Mrs. Mark Hatfield at their home in honor of Dr. Leon P. Mi near, new superintendent of public instruction for the state, and Mrs. Minear. Mrs. Hamilton is a member of the Oregon State Board of Education. More than 600 state educators attended the afternoon function. For the event Mrs. Hatfield chose a champagne chiffon dress with jacket. Mrs. Minear wore a seafoam blue brocade frock. Arrangements of red, white and blue flowers were used throughout the Hatfield home for the tea. ' Leaves Ashland - Mrs. Viola Behm left Tuesday for her home in Grafton, Wis., after spending the past 10 days with Mrs. Victor Flint, 228 B street. Mrs. Behm and Mrs. Flint have shared a common interest for many years-both are antique dealers. 21 North Central Est. 1908
