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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, ORE.
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 19. 1961
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Mrs. Harold Ames reigned as queen of the annual Beta
Sigma Phi St. Valentine's ball held February 11 at Rogue
Valley Country club. Each valley chapter chooses a Val
entine girl, and the queen was selected by chance. Pictured
following the coronation are (left to right, first row) Miss
Jean Cardona, representing a new exemplar chapter, yet
unamed; Mrs. Ames, Alpha Beta chapter; Mrs. John Bur
nell Austin, Xi Mu chapter; (at back, left lo right) Mrs.
Geraldine Hines,
Leonard Lemons
To Wed in-June
Mr. and Mrs. Francis L.
Hines, 3932 Crater Lake high
way, announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Ger
aldine Anne, to Leonard Mar
tin Lemons Jr., son of Mr.
and Mrs. Leonard Lemons Sr.,
Stage road, Central Point.
The bride-elect is a student
at Medford High school. Her
fiance attended Crater High
school and is employed by
' Mike's Cabinet shop, Beau
mont, Calif.
A June wedding is planned.
Madisons Home
Ashland - Mrs. James Mad
ison of Bellview returned
Thursday from the Hawaiian
Islands where she spent the
past three weeks. The trip was
by jet plane both ways.
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Chapter Initiates
Medford Student
William H. Clinkinbeard, a
student at Oregon State col
lege, was recently initiated
into Psi chapter of Alpha Sig
ma Phi fraternity.
Young Clinkinbeard, a
freshman in electrical engi
neering, is a graduate of Med
ford High school. He is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Karl S.
Clinkinbeard, 2116 Woodlawn
drive, Medford.
Psi chapter of Alpha Sigma
Phi was founded at OSC in
1920: the fraternity was
founded in 1845 at Yale uni
versity. Windsors Away
Ashland' - Mr. and Mrs. F.
L. Windsor, 385 Avery street,
have been in San Francisco
and the Bay area for the past
week.
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Robert Goodman, Alpha Rho; Mrs. Charles Rhodes. Gamma
Rho. Phoenix; Mrs. Darrel Greb. Gamma Xi, Central Point
and Mrs. Clifford Curl, Beta Upsilon. About 150 members,
husbands and guests attended the ball. Mrs. Ames, wearing
a pink gown, was presented a sheaf of roses. Mrs. David
Irving and Mrs. Floyd Eastwood were co-chairmen in
charge of arrangements.
JVhitehousc-Sandci'son
IVedding Ceremony Held
Happy Camp - Miss Sandra
Lea Sanderson, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence San
derson, Happy Camp, became
the bi;ide of Gary Edgar
Whitehouse, son of Mrs. Flor
ence Whitehouse and Edgar
Whitehouse.iHappy Camp, in a
morning ceremony February
12.
The ceremony was perform
ed at the Community church,
Happy Camp, by the Rev. Vir
gil Terry at 11 o'clock. Wed
ding music was played on the
organ by Mrs. Terry.
The bride, given in mar
riage by her father, wore a
ballerina length gown of
white Chantilly lace over
white satin. The ' fingertip
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length veil was held by a
while cap accented with seed
pearls and she carried a white
orchid on a white Bible.
Maid of honor was Miss
Janet Karjala, Prospect, Ore,
She wore a blue ballerina
length nylon dress and her
flowers were pink carnations.
Candlelighters were Karen
and Barry Karjala, twins, also
Prospect.
Darrell McWilliams was
best man for his uncle. Seat
ing the guests were Bruce Kir
by and Frank McLane.
The bride's mother chose a
printed lilac suit with beige
accessories. Mrs. Whitehouse
wore a grey suit with white
accessories. Their corsages
were gardenias.
White carnations and dollar
plants decorated the church
and the rooms at the Buck
horn lodge where the recep
tion was held following the
ceremony.
Mrs. M. O. Ellis cut and
served the wedding cake and
Miss Dcanna James and Miss
LaBeth Stanford presided at
the punch bowls. Pouring cof
fee was Miss Kathy Oveross.
Mrs. Lawrence Sanderson,
Shady Cove, Ore., sister-in-law
of the bride, was in charge
of the guest book. Miss Sue
Coleman. Seiad, and Miss Vir
ginia Harnclen were at the
gift tables.
The couple drank a wed
ding toast from a pair of an
tique wine glasses presented ;
them by Mrs. James Welch, ;
Central Point, Ore.
For her traveling attire the
bride wore a blue wool suit
with white accessories. They
are making their home in
Happy Camp.
The bride attended Prospect
and Happy Camp High
schools. The bridegroom at
tended local schools and is em
ployed by M. O. Ellis, logging
contractor.
Other out of town guests
attending the wedding and re
ception were Lawrence San
derson, Shady Cove, brother
of the bride; Mrs. Lewis
Stevenson, Prospect; and Mrs.
Paul Struck and children,
Yvonne and Vern, Prospect.
Students Guests
Gold Hill-Students who at
tend the University of Oregon
from out of stale were among
week end guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Mclvin Burnett, Upper
river road. They are Miss
Betty Aceid, Menlo Park,
Calif., and S. Jordan, Berke
ley, Calif. The Burnett's
daughter. Miss Donna Bur
nett, a student at the Univer
sity and their son, Bruce Bur
nett, a student at Oregon
State college, were home.
On Sunday the Burnetts en
tertained at a dinner for their
guests. Others included Miss
Barbara Walters. Central
Point and .Mr. and Mrs. Law
rence Smith, Gold Hill.
In Redding
McLeod Mrs. Harry Hard
ing is spending a few weeks
in Redding. Calif., with
friends.
Professor
To Speak
Dr. Frank Munk, pro' sjr
of political science. Reed col
lege, Portland, will speak at
a meeting of Rogue River Val
ley Knife and Fork club
Thursday, March 9. His topic
will be "Behind and Beyond
the Iron Curtain."
Reservations for the din
ner, which will be at Rogue
Valley Country club at 6.45
p.m., must be made by Mon
day, March H, with Mrs. Rich
ard House.
Dr. Munk returned to Reed
college in 1946 after a five
year absence, and since that
time has also served in many
other capacities. In 1957 he
led a seminar to the Middle
East, South Asia and the Far
East, interviewing such lead
ers as Nehru and U Nu of
Burma. In 1956 he took one
of the first American study
tours of tlie Soviet Union and
its satellites.
From 1958 to 1960 he has
served as advisor on Intellec
tual Cooperation to Radio
Free Europe in Munich, Ger-
Miss Lowry
Is Finalist
Miss Linda Lowry, daugh
ter of Mrs. O. E. Blacking
ton, 1620 East Jackson boule
vard, is a semi-finalist in the
"Little Captain" contest 1 1
the University of Oregon.
Miss Lowry, a freshman in
foreign languages, represents
Pi Beta Phi social sorority in
the contest.
Pershing Rifles, national
Reserve Officers Training
corps drill fraternity, spon
sors the annual event and the
girl chosen winner will be
announced March 31 at the
Little Captain's ball in the
Student Union ballroom.
County Belles
Plan Luncheon
A meeting and luncheon of
Jackson County Cow Belles
will be held at 11 a.m. Feb
ruary 23 at the home of Mrs.
John Horner, highway 238,
six and one-half miles west of
Ruch.
All members are to bring
guests to the meeting. Apple
gate members will provide the
luncheon main dish and Lake
Creek, Ashland, Central Point
and Medford members are to
furnish the dessert and sal
ad. Mrs. Richard Heines and
Mrs. Don Bradshaw will pro
vide rolls.
District representatives of
the group are Mrs. David
Woolfolk, Lake Creek; Mrs.
Clayton Charley, Medford;
Mrs. Don Nichols, Ashland;
and Mrs. Rolland Smith, Ap
plegate. Those attending are to
bring table service. Drivers
are reminded lhat they should
turn right at the Ruch junc
tion en route to the Horner
residence.
Visitors Spend
Week End Here
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond S.
Bullis, Whittier, Calif., are
spending the week end at the
home of his sister, Miss Helen
Bullis, and, brother, Seth Bul
lis, 15 Florence avenue.
The couple are en route
north to visit their son-in-law
and daughter, the Rev. and
Mrs. Harlan D. Jones, Sedro
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Mrs. Willie Fischer
Honor Given
By Chapter
Mrs. Willie Fischer was
named the outstanding mem
ber of Alpha Lambda chapter
of Epsilon Sigma Alpha soror
ity at a meeting Monday eve
ning
Mrs. Fischer, president of
the chapter, was chosen on the
basis of her work and promo
tion of Hie sorority and its
purpose.
She will compete with out
standing women from other
state chapters at the state con
vention to be held in April in
Coos Bay.
Mrs. Richard Harrison and
Mrs. William Riggert were
also named in the chapter con
test. All three women were
presented with corsages by
Mrs. Delbert Cantrall and
Mrs. Chester Peterson.
The meeting was held at Ihe
home of Mrs. Fischer and was
followed by work on the
Easter Seal envelopes and re
freshments. Couple Returns
After Vacation
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Buffing-
ton. Campbell road, returned
last week from a 20-day vaca
tion in Mexico.
Among the places visited by
the couple were Mexico City,
Acapuleo, and Guadalajara.
While in Mexico City they
were with Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Polk, former Medford resi
dents now making their home
there, and Mr. Buffington's
sister. Miss Prudence Buffing
ton. Miss Bufington and her
roommate, Mrs. Carter Dun
can, sister-in-law of Robert
Duncan, Medford, are stu
dents at Mexico City college.
Mrs. Duncan's home is in
Massachusetts.
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Ladies or tiks
Schedule Party
Medford Ladies of Elks
will meet for a dessert lunch
eon and card party Tuesday,
February 21, in the social
room at the Elks temple. Re
freshments will be served at
1 p. m. followed by a brief
I business meeting.
At the last meeting of the
group winners at bridge were
Mrs. F. E. Nichols and Mrs.
Everett Carkin with Mrs. Ber
ril Morey holding high score
for pinochle. These women
will be hostesses for Tues
day's party.
Ladies of Elks parlies are
open lo wives and widows of
all Elks and are held at the
Medford Elks temple on the
first and third Tuesdays each
month.
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NO. 4B7
Sister City Program Topic
For Medford Women's Club
Background on the Sister
City program and facts about
Medford's Sister city - Alba.
Italy-were reviewed Thurs
day evening by Omar Bacon
at the February meeting of
the Medford Business and Pro
fessional Women's club.
Mr. Bacon, librarian for the
Public Library of the Med
ford and Jackson county, is
chairman of the services com
mittee for the Sister City pro
gram. He was appointed by
Mayor John W. Snider last
year.
He closed his talk by list
ing a number of ways that
Medford residents may assist
the program. He stressed the
importance of learning the
language, mentioning that
Italian language records are
available at the public li
brary. He encouraged Med
ford residents who plan lo
travel in Europe to add Alba
on their itinerary and asked
others to promote exchang
ing exhibits between the two
cities.
Prior to the talk members
and guests displayed articles
they had brought which were
from Italy and gave a brief
history about each. Items
shown include a wide range
of hats, shoes, purses, jewelry,
Women Players
Hold Top Scores
Mrs. Marrs Gibbons and
Mrs. B. Hayes were first-place
winners in north-south play
at Riverside Bridge club
Wednesday afternoon. Mrs
Sam Van Dyke and Paul Hat-
ton were second; Mrs. John
Dougherty and Mrs. Glenn
Harrison, third; Roy Pruitt
and John Shortridge, fourth
East - west winners were
Mrs. R. T. Jones and Mrs
Fred Rchling, first; Mrs. H. B
Collins and Mrs. Arthur
Davis, second; Mrs. J. J. Fine
gan and Mrs. F. E. Bowman,
third; Mrs. R. Gordon and
Mrs. Marvin Nelson, fourth.
A s h 1 a n d Mrs. Blanche
Huffman, 80 Granite street
is spending purl of Ihe win
ter in Tucson, Ariz., at the
home ot her son Don and his
family.
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standing among these was a
wime straw ciress modeled
by Mrs. Harriet Watson. The
dress, owned by Mrs. Victor
Milnes, was purchased in
Italy last year by her son.
Greg Milnes.
Mr. Bacon displayed a num
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from Alba, Italy, school text
books and school work com
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scnooi cnuaren.
Miss Peggyann Hutchinson.
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club Friday, February 24, at
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Members arc to take a cov
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service. Mrs. Bessie Young
and her committee will be in
charge of arrangements.
Cards and games will be
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