MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OH.
SUNDAY. FEBRUARY 19. 1961
Medford Doctor Speaks at
Gold Hill PTA Meeting
Gold Hill-Dr. Earl Lawson,
Medford, radiologist, was
guest speaker at a cancer
education program in Gold
Hill Monday night.
Nearly 100 adults attended
the event which followed a
meeting of the Gold Hill Parent-Teachers
association in
the multi-purpose building at
Patrick Elementary school.
Dr. Lawson used slides to
demonstrate his talk on the
use of x-ray in the diagnosis
of cancer. In most cases the
treatment of choice is surg
ery, he said, and emphasized
that an early diagnosis means
a better chance for an early
cure.
He showed a chart that-indicated
the percentage of spe
cific types of cancer in both
men and women.
The program was arranged
through the combined efforts
of the Health unit and PTA.
Past Presidents Honored
Past presidents of the unit
were honored during the eve
ning's activities. Among those
present were Mrs. Floyd
Lance, first president of the
local PTA, Mrs. C. Norman
Gail, H. D. Force, and Mrs.
Ogden Kellogg. Mrs. Donald
Meister, program chairman,
spoke a word of recognition
to them and about Founders'
Day. Later they were each
given a miniature decorated
Valentine cake on behalf of
the unit and seated together
at a table for the social hour.
The nominating committee
presented its slate of officers.
Election will be held at the
next meeting March 13. On
the nominating committee
were Mrs. Paul Thompson,
Mrs. Delos Walker and Mrs.
Clyde Kell.
Marvin Throne, school mu
sic teacher, announced that
the annual spring music festi
val will be presented on that
date.
Cook Book Project
Mrs. Kenneth Fluck, ways
and means chairman, report
ed on the cook book project.
They will sell for SI each and
will contain the favorite
recipes of families who have
children at both Patrick and
Hanby Elementary schools.
Funds will help to meet
budget expenses for the PTA.
Orders are now being taken
by Mrs. Delos Walker and
Mrs. Paul Molloy. Others as
sisting Mrs. Fluck with the
project are Mrs. Ogden Kel
logg and Mrs. Walter Dye.
The safety committee re
ported that many parents are
concerned about the existing
hazard for school buses at the
Fourth street railroad cross
ing. II was stated that when
box cars are parked near the
crossing the driver's view of
the tracks is blocked.
According to information
received by the safety com
mittee last year from the state
public utilities commissioner
further complaints of such
hazardous conditions or op
erations should be referred to
the superintendent of the
Southern Pacific railroad in
Portland. It was stated that
a copy of such letter should
be sent to the director of
transportation of the public
utility commissioner's office,
Salem. It was suggested that
a copy also be sent to the
trainmaster at Medford for
his attention.
Full Details
Letters may be sent to the
safety committee. The safety
committee has stressed that
when making a complaint of
a possible hazard, the person
must note the full details in
writing as to the train or
engine number, direction of
travel of the train, time of
day, and date of month, and
condition.
Parents who are aware of
a particular thing that they
feel could be a hazard to stu
dents are asked to contact
the safety committee chair
man, Mrs. Kcll. The informa
tion would be forwarded to
proper channels for consid
eration. Music was provided for the
program Monday evening by
students of the Hanby school
band directed by Marvin
Throne and several vocal num
bers by the chorus. Mr.
Throne played the piano. A
film was shown for the stu
dents in another building.
Decorated Valentine cook
ies were furnished by mem
bers of the Health unit, and
beverages were provided by
mothers of fourth graders.
Hostesses for the evening
were Mrs. Clarence Parsley,
Mrs. Delos Walker, Mrs. Ar
thur Boye, Mrs. Ted Schoene
mann, Mrs. Jose Corona, and
Mrs. Jack Arnold.
Mrs. Gail, cancer education
chairman for the unit, was in
charge of arrangements. Mrs.
Jerry Herrington, PTA presi
dent, presided.
Miss Violet Newton
Honored at Party
Tiller Thirty-six friends
and relatives of Miss Violet
Newton gathered at the Tony
Erlebach home recently for
a bridal shower for Miss
Newton.
After a mock wedding in
which Cheryl Butler, Sherry
Hunter, Pam and Ramona
S k i e n s participated, Miss
Newton opened her gifts.
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Mr. and Mrs. Freddie Lee Sutton are wedding. The couple was attended by a
pictured following their wedding February miniature bride, Debby Robertson, and a
11 at Central Point Church of Christ. Mrs. miniature bridegroom, Eddy Sutton, neph-
Sutton was Linda Lee Dysinger before the ew of the bridegroom. (Classic photo)
Wedding Ceremony Held
Central Point - Miss Linda
Lee Dysinger became the
bride of Fred L. Sutton in
a ceremony held February 11
at the Central Point Church
of Christ. Mr. Jean M. Shelley
officiated at the eight o'clock
evening double ring riles at
tended by 200 relatives and
friends.
The bride is a daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Leland Dysinger,
116 South Third street. Mr.
Sutton's parents are Mr. and
Mrs. James H. Sutton, Okano
gan, Wash.
The bride wore a floor
length gown of Chantilly lace
and peau de soie. The fitted
bodice and long sleeves were
accented with lace and iri
descent sequins. The full gath
ered skirt had a lace panel
in front and three bows ac-
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gertip length veil was held by
a crown of pearls and she car
ried a white orchid encircled
by white carnations on a
white Bible. Mr. Dysinger
gave his daughter in marri
age. Mrs. Jerry Troxcl, Medford,
twin sister of the bride, was
matron of honor. Other at
tendants were Miss Jeanne
Salade, Central Point; Miss
Rosanna Shelley, Central
Point and San Jose, Calif.;
Mrs. Dwaine Hogstead; Mrs.
William Workmger, Ashland
and Mrs. Joe Hasler. They
wore ballerina length frocks
of white satin with red lace
cummerbunds, short stoles,
and heart shaped hats made
by the bride. They carried
bouquets of red roses and
white carnations.
Candielighlcrs were Miss
Carol Huntley and Larry Sut
ton, Okanogan, Wash., broth
er of the bridegroom. Miss
Huntley wore a white frock
with red accessories.
Leland Lyon served as best
man and groomsmen were
William Workinger, Ashland;
Joe Hasler, Medford; Dwaine
Hogstead, Medford; Jerry
Troxel, Medford, and John
Sutton, O k a no g a n, Wash.,
brother of the bridegroom.
Seating the guests were David
Turner and Michael Shelley.
Attending the couple as
miniature bride and bride
groom were Debra Robertson,
second cousin of the bride,
and Edward Sutton, Central
Point, nephew of the bride
groom. A panel of fir boughs form
ed the background for the
wedding and the church was
decorated with baskets of red
and white roses. Mrs. Shelley
played the organ wedding mu
sic and accompanied the Rev.
James Sinclair, Ashland, who
sang.
For her daughter's wedding
and the reception which fol
lowed in the Central Point
Grange hall, Mrs. Dysinger
chose a blue and white silk
print dress with black acces
sories. Mrs. Sutton wore a
gray suit with black acces
sories. Their flowers were red
and white carnations.
Mrs. R. B. Langston and
Mrs. Eunice Jones, aunt of the
bride, were in charge of the
reception. Mrs. Bertha Mor
rill cut and served the tiered
wedding cake. Mrs. Margaret
Golden Circle
Holds Session
Gold Hill - The Golden
Circle Women's group of the
Gold Hill Christian church
met February 10 at the
church for a business session
and luncheon.
Tiie meeting was preceded
by a morning of work around
the church.
Plans were discussed for tile
Circle's part in the World Day
of Prayer services.
It was announced that a
rummage and plant sale will
be held March SO at the Fehl
building in Medford. Those
who have suitable articles
that they wish to donate for
the sale are to contact Mrs.
Leonard Andrews.
Take Trips
Hornbrook - Mrs. Ben Phil
lips returned February 9 from
Palo Alto, Calif., after visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Ross Len
artson. Mrs. Phillips had spent
two weeks in the San Francis
co Bay area.
Mrs. ' Bertha Bradley re
turned to her home here Mon
day after a month's visit with
relatives in central California.
In Sacramento she spent
several days with her sister,
Mrs. Lida Terrell, and in San
ta Rosa she visited another
sister and brother-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Archie Winders. She
also visited her daughter, Mrs.
Velda de Martino, in Oakland;
her son, Jack, and his family
ill Napa, and other relatives
in Richmond, Maxwell, and
Anderson.
Mrs. Bradley was accom
panied on her trip south by
her brolher-in-law, W. W.
Rogers, of Grenada, Calif.,
who then continued on to
Mexico where he spent a
months' vacation louring the
country before returning
north to his home with Mrs.
Bradley.
Production Crew Listed
The production crew of
"The Crucible," which the
senior class will present at
Medford High school auditor
ium March 2, 3, and 4, has
been announced.
The stage manager is Bill
Hobbs, and the assistant stage
manager, Jim Stevcr. Robert
Slcdman, faculty member, and
Ken Peek are in charge of the
lights, and Pat Bundy is in
charge of the sound.
Included in the stage crew
are Jerry Winetrout, Bill
Charley, Berry Scruggs, and
Doyle Martin. Diane Walker
is tile property manager, and
Warren Parke, Shirley Hop
kins, Eugene Vernieulen, Ker
ry Corey, Carla Borough, Lar
ry Scruggs, and Hunter Dixon
are taking charge of the
props. The Costume manager
is Joyce Koelfs, and included
in her crew are Louise Willis.
Honda Martin. Carol Burns,
Mary Satterficld, Judy Har
per, Sharon Larson, and Judy
Stewart.
Camp and Club
Plan Convention
Plans for the May 9 dis
trict convention of the Royal
Neighbors of America were
discussed at a recent joint
meeting of Mistletoe club and
Mistletoe camp in tile Pyth
ian building. The convention
will be held here.
Officers of the four camps
in this area attended the ses
sion. Guests for the business
meeting included Mrs. Fran
cis Pollock, Mrs. Ardcna
Kretchmcr and Mrs. Ruth
Springer, Grants Pass;; Mrs.
Mary Berriman and Mrs. Ma
rie Rasniussen, Jacksonville.
The club will hold a card
parly February 22 in Girls
Community club. Dessert
luncheon at 12:30 o'clock will
begin the event. The public
is invited.
The make-up crew is Mar
gie Childers, Linda Graber,
and Rita Tricp. Elaine Risley
and Pat Parlier are the
prompters.
Couple To Return
From Florida
M c L e o d Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Chamberlain will re
turn soon from Florida where
they have been spending the
winter months.
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Also assisting with the serv
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The newlywcd couple trav
eled to southern California on
their wedding trip, the bride,
wearing for traveling a red
wool suit and coat' and white
and red accessories. Her cor
sage was a white orchid.
The bride is a graduate of
Crater High school and the
Southern Oregon School of
Practical Nursing. She is a li
censed practical nurse al
Rogue Valley hospital. Mr
Sutton attended Washington
schools and served four years
in the U. S. Navy. He is em
ployed by Rogue River Wood
Products. They are making
their home at 3510 Grants
road, Central Point.
The bride's family have
lived in Jackson county for
30 years. Her maternal grand
parents are Mr. and Mrs. Jesse
Glass, Central Point.
The parents of the bride
gave a dinner for the bride
and bridegroom after the wed
ding at Kim's restaurant.
Out of town guests attend
ing the ceremony were Mr.
and Mrs. James H. Sutton,
Okanogan, Wash., parents of
the bridegroom; Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Gali, Sweet Home,
cousins of the bride; Lonnie
Dysinger and Miss Judy Dy
singer, cousins of the bride,
Miss Blanche Gilley, Lebanon,
aunt of the bride; Don Parker,
Portland, cousin of the bride,
and Mr. and Mrs. Dyke Dy
singer and son, Bill, Roscburg,
uncle and aunt and cousin of
the bride.
Prior to the wedding the
bride was honored at a tea
and shower given by Mrs.
Lillian Salade and a kitchen
shower by Mrs. William
Salade.
Chapter AA
Chapter AA of PEO Sister
hood, will meet Wednesday.
February 22, at the home of
Mrs. John P. Moffat, 34 North
Berkeley Way. Luncheon will
be served at 12:30 p.m. with
Mrs. Agnes McDonald and
Mrs. Marjoric Olds as assist
ing hostesses.
Downtown Medford
May Day Party
To Be Planned
Wenonah Club of Wealonka j
Council, Degree of Pocahon-1
las. held a meeting and cov-i
cred dish dinner Thursday al
the home of Mrs. Gladys Ram
min. Cards were played fol
lowing the business session.
Plans were made for the ;
annual May Day public card i
party to be held in Redman
hall May 4.
The next meeting of the
club will be held March 2 in
Redman hall.
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To Have Program
Talent Mrs. Albert Wheel
er and Mrs. Nell Young will
present the program at the
Monday, February 20. meet-;
ing of the Priscilla circle of
the Talent Methodist church.
The meeting will be hold in
the church annex at 7:30 p.m.
Hostesses for the evening:
will be Mrs. Damon Floyd
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