MEDFOHD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, ORE.
SUNDAY. MARCH 19. 1961
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Ceremony
In California
Weds Couple
La Petite Auberge, a French
restaurant in San Rafael,
Calif., was the scene of the
wedding Tuesday, March 14,
of Mrs. Julia Tumniers, Cen
tral Point, to Patrick Dailey,
San Rafael. The Rev. Samuel
Wright Jr. of the Unitarian
church performed the cere
mony at three o'clock in the
afternoon before about 35
guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Roland Pacey,
Novato, Calif., son and daughter-in-law
of the bride, at
tended the couple. Mrs. C. M.
Lizberg, Medford, gave the
bride in marriage.
The bride wore a gown of
hyacinth lace and silk organ
za which was styled with a
fitted bodice, short sleeves
and scoop neckline. The full
gathered skirt had a crushed
sash which formed a back
panel over the skirl. Her hat
of silk organza petals in tones
of hyacinth held a short veil
and she wore an orchid cor
sage. A reception, at which wed
ding cake and champagne
were served, followed and the
couple traveled to the Bay
area and Portland on their
honeymoon.
The bridegroom is vice
president and business agent
for the culinary union of
Marin county, California. Mrs.
Tummers is owner of Mon
Desir inn, Central Point, and
the couple will be at home
there after Monday.
Ashland Group
Elects Officers
Ashland - Ashland Ladies
of Elks chose new officers at
a recent luncheon meeting.
They elected Mrs. F. J. Biros
cak, president; Mrs. John
Hall, vice president; Mrs. Al
vin Athanas, secretary, and
Mrs. Harry Melick, treasurer.
Plans for "Anniversary
Night" were made and com
mittee members for the
March 15 event were appoint
ed. Serving will be the Mes
dames Ewald Bosshard, Ray
Sharp, James Madison, Ivor
Erwin, Earl Johnson, Stanley
Church and Paul Antony, and
the new board.
During the afternoon cards
were played with prizes going
to the Mesdamcs Clayton
Sugg, J. M. Hughs, Thomas
Hadficld, Cl n t Baughman
and Roy Gearhart.
Past presidents are to be
guests of honor at the next
luncheon March 22.
Chapters To Hear
Students Speak
American Field Service ex
change students will be guests
of chapter AA, PEO sister
hood, at a meeting at the
home of Mrs. William Lcever,
Coal Mine road, Wednesday,
March 22.
Luncheon will be served at
12:30 p.m. with Mrs. O. J.
Frohnmayer and Mrs. C. W.
Lcmcry assisting the hostess.
Chapter BE of the sister
hood will meet at 7:30 p.m.
Tuesday, March 21, at the
home of Mrs. E. P. Leavitt,
Old Stage road.
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Springtime
Fashions
Are Here!
At the Siqn of the RED
Where you find the
clothes you love to
live in.
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Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Dailey are shown Rafael, Calif, Mrs. Dailey is the former Mrs.
following their wedding March 14 in San Julia Tummers of Central Point.
(Saul Miller photo).
Mr. and Mrs. Jack H.
Adams, 400 Lynwood avenue,
announce the engagement of
their daughter, Faye Kath
leen, to Jerry Richard Selleck,
son of Mr. and Mrs. William
Selleck, 1006 West Fourth
street. Miss Adams is a senior
at Medford High school. Her
fiance is a 1960 graduate of
the school and is now serving
with the Air Force at Spo
kane, Wash. No date has been
set for their wedding.
Family Leaves
For New Home
Mrs. Robert deBeauhamp
and sons, Guy and Peter, have
left for their. new home in
Boulder City, Nev., after visit
ing with her mother, Mrs. J.
R. Seiler, 1132 West Main
street, and brother, Harlin,
and sister, Adabee.
The visitors arrived here
two weeks ago from Salt Lake
City, Utah, where Mr. deBeau
hamp was with the bureau of
mines. He was recently trans
ferred to the Nevada city.
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HEART!
Home Rule
Topic For
Republicans
Mrs. Thomas Rulter, chair
man of the Jackson county
home rule committee, will
speak at the Monday, March
20, meeting of Jackson County
Republican Women's club at
North's Chuck Wagon at noon.
Mrs. Rulter will speak on
the accomplishments and goals
of the committee.
Reservations may be made
by telephoning Mrs. Ernst
Ruegger, SPring 2-9958.
The Republican Women are
planning an informal recep
tion at the Red Cross building
in honor of Congressman and
Mrs. Edwin R. Durno who will
return to southern Oregon
during the Easter recess of
Congress.
The reception will be held
from 4 to 6 p. m. March 31.
Easter Bonnet
Theme of Show
"In Your Easter Bonnet" is
the theme chosen for the fash
ion show to be given by St.
Ann's Altar society, Unit 5.
preliminary to an evening of
cards. It is set for Thursday,
March 23, at 8 p.m. at Girls
Community club.
Spring clothing from
Mann's Department store and
Pick's Apparel shop will be
shown. Models will be Mrs.
Everett Gosch, Mrs. Ernest
Flakus, Mrs. Dean Pructt and
Mrs. Joe Zarosinski. Mrs. El
mer Ness will be narrator.
Mrs. Richard Alterbury and
Mrs. Robert Messer are co-chairmen.
ATTENTION
College Co-eds!
Enter
FASHION
CONTEST
TWENTY-FIVE EXCITING PRIZES
Including an oil-expense paid trip to Los Angeles to work
at Lam for 6 weeks during summer vacation and fabulous
lani wardrobes. Contest forms and information at Jeon
Hart's.
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Miss Janice Pittam
Janice Pittam,
William Goldin
To Wed in June
Rogue River-Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Pittam, route 1, box
66, announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Janice
Rae, to William S. Goldin, son
of Mrs. William S. Goldin Sr.,
2933 Lone Pine road, and the
late Mr. Goldin.
Miss Pittam is a graduate
of Rogue River High school.
Mr. Goldin is a graduate of
Medford High school and at
tended Southern Oregon col
lege. He is employed at Padg
ham Glass and Mill Works.
A June wedding is planned.
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Jackson Dads
To Bake Cakes
Dads of Jackson school will
be honored Friday, March 24,
at 7:30 p.m. in the Jackson
school auditorium with a cake
baking contest held by the
Parent-Teacher association.
Dads will compete to find
the champion cake baker.
Cakes will be judged as to tex
ture, flavor and attractiveness.
"Best Baker Medal" will be
awarded to the winning dad.
The room with the most
cakes submitted by the Dads
will win the room count.
There will be a cake sale
after the business meeting.
During the business meet
ing, election of officers will
take place and delegates to the
convention will be appointed.
The program will be a dis
cussion on libraries. Dr Leon
ard Mayfield, superintendent
of Medford Public schools will
be the principal speaker, with
a parent, a teacher, and a stu
dent telling what the library
means to each of them.
Baby sitting will be provid
ed in the teachers' lunch
room.
Kathy Jennings
To Play Organ
For Flower Show
Miss Kathy Jennings 820
Lozier lane, will furnish back
ground music on the organ
for Crater Garden club's third
annual flower show Saturday
and Sunday, April 15 and 16.
Divisions in horticulture
and artistic arrangement are
planned for the show, which
will be held in Crater High
school cafetorium, Central
Point.
Entries will be accepted
only between 7:30 and 9:30
a.m. Saturday, April 15. En
tries taken to the show after
those hours will be non-competitive.
The show will be open to
the public from 2 to 8:30 p.m.
Saturday, April 15, and from
1 to 5 p.m. Sunday, April 16.
Other garden clubs, members
and the public are invited to
participate.
College Choir
To Make Tour
Ashland-The Southern Ore
gon college 65-voice choir, di
reeled by Oscar C. Bjorlic,
will leave Monday, March 27
for a tour. The choir's pro
gram will include special
numbers by a madrigal group
of 10 students and a quartet,
Programs will be composed of
sacred and secular music.
Appearances will be made
at Phoenix High school, Cra
ter High school, Canyon vi lie
High school, March 27; Suth-
erlin High school, Douglas
High school, Riddle High
school, and Glendale High
school, March 28.
New to u Family Celebrates
IV ".ddhip Anniversaries
Ashland-Wcdding anniver
saries come double in the El
mer Newton family but this
year they rated a special cele
bration. Not only was Sunday,
March 12, the 45tti anniver
sary of Mr. and Mrs. Newton,
1H75 Iowa street, but it also
marked the silver anniversary
of their oldest daughter Doris
and her husband, Mr. and
Mrs. O. W. llerbison of Lake
view. Gathered together for din
ner at the home of their
youngest daughter and her
husband, Mr. and Mrs. How
ard Wood, 499 Rock street,
were all of the Newtons' chil
dren and grandchildren, a
total of 22.
Present for the occasion
were Mr. and Mrs. Byer Put
man, Ashland, and their chil
dren, Bill, Rex, Peggy and
Jimmy; the Newlon's son and
wife, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Newton, Coos Bay, and their
EASTER TREASURES
FOR EVERYONE
Cay Casler baskets brimming with foil
wrapped cream eggs, caramels, wrapped
buttercups and gaily colored jelly biid
eggs . . . nested in cellophane grass and
tied with bright nbbon. $1.79, J? 35
. . . nd lor only J3.50 a limy poodle
dog perched on the biggest basket ol
them all.
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Miss Shirley Rutherford
Miss Rutherford,
Airman Anderson
Plan Fall Rites
Phoenix-Announcement is
made of the engagement of
Miss Shirley Ann Rutherford,
formerly of Medford and now
of Falmouth, Mass., to Air
man Gilbert L. Anderson,
Otis Air Force base, Cape
Cod, Mass. The bride-to-be is
the daughter of Mrs. Louise
Van Housen, Phoenix, and
A. J. Rutherford, Gardens,
Calif. Her fiance is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. G. 11. Ander
son, Hammond, Ind.
Miss Rutherford is a 1959
graduate of Medford High
school and is employed by G.
Campbell Lawrence, Rentals,
Falmouth. Airman Anderson
was graduated from Menom
inee, Mich., High school.
They plan to be married
September 22 in Hammond,
Ind.
Firm To Publish
Book Written by
Gold Hill Woman
Gold Hill - Mrs. Waller
(Ivy) Doherty, Gold Hill, has
been notified by the book
editor of the Southern Pub
lishing association, Nashville,
Tenn., that a book she wrote
last summer will be published
soon. Title of the book is "The
Life Is More Than Meat". It
is an inspirational book for
young people, she said.
Mrs. Fred Lawrence
Home From California
Mrs. Fred Lawrence has re
turned to the family home on
Euclid avenue after a stay in
Fresno, Calif., with her son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. Terry Rose.
Mr. and Mrs. Rose are the
parents of a son, born March
4 and weighing 7 pounds and
11 ounces. He has been named
Mason Kane. The Roses have
two daughters, Cindy, 8, and
Terrilyn, 3, and another son,
Matthew, 3. Mr. and Mrs.
Lawrence now have 12 grand
children. The paternal grand
parents are Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Rose.
children, Judy and David; Mr.
and Mrs. Harbison and their
daughters, Mary Esther and
Ruth Ann, who came from
Lakeview, and Ihe Hcrbison's
sons, Jim and John, who live
in Ashland with their grand
parents while attending
Southern Oregon college.
Bobby and Mary Wood com
pleted the family rosier.
During the afternoon the
two couples were honored at
a reception given by a group
of friends at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. J. A. Young, 133
Alida street. Between 2 and
4 o'clock more than HO guests
called to extend best wishes
to the Newtons and Hcrbi
sons. Punch and coffee were
served with an elaborately
decorated wedding cake, and
gifts, greetings and flowers
were showered upon the cou
ples who have long been
identified with church and
civic life in Ashland.
'Trait and nougat igf
in its own gay window box ,
12 Ctiocoljti cream it!'
in carton (assorted llavors) .
Plastit lie tubas
creamy, solid milk chocolate
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1.29
Caster Duck (oil wrapped eggs'
and other colorful Easter surprises 1.00
Fuuy Bunny chocolate cream
eggs nested in assorted flavored; .49
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PHARMCAY
August Rites
Set By Couple
Eagle Point - The engage
ment of Miss Virginia Marie
Thompson, Eagle Point, to
James Lynn Mercer, Conway
Springs, Kansas, is announced
by her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Warren Howard Thompson,
Conway Springs. Mr. Morccr
is the son of Mrs. Gail Mercer
and the late Mr, Mercer
Miss Thompsun is a grad
uate of Conway Springs High
school and is employed in Ihe
microfilm department of Cali
fornia Oregon Power com
pany. She makes her home
with her grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Reed Thompson,
Bulle Falls Star route, box
50.
Mr. Mercer operates a farm
near Conway Springs. Their
wedding is to be held August
14.
Miss Virginia Thompson
(Landis photo)
Student Plays
With Orchestra
Ashland - Miss Judy Bjor
lic, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Oscar Bjorlic, 611 Normal
avenue, was in Spokane last
week where she played with
200 selected in the Northwest
musicians conference. Direc
tor was Dr. Louis G. Worsen,
head of the Philadelphia
schools music department.
Miss Bjorlie is an accom
plished cellist who plays with
Southern Oregon orchestras
and appears with the Shakc
spearean Festival musicians
each summer.
To Meet
Central Point Dessert
luncheon will be served by
Crater chapter. Grandmother
Clubs of America, for mem
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March 20. at 1 p.m. at thd
home of Mrs. Charles Janlzer,
1734 Beall lane.
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Bells
Arc Ringing
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MEDFORD, OREGON
Qualily Diamonds Honestly Priced
New Officers Installed
Mrs. T. J. Tinsley, Medford,
was installed president of the
Rogue Valley Delta Gamma
Alumnae at their annual
Founder's Day luncheon
March 1 1 at the home of Mrs.
John Cotton in Ashland.
Others installed included
Mrs. Kenneth Bartlclt, Ash
land, vice-president; Mrs. Wil
liam S. Cobb, Medford, sec
retary and Mrs. Charles Mar
tin, Eagle Point, treasurer.
Committee chairmen include
Mrs. Sanford W. Bishop; Mrs.
Kenneth Brown, foundations;
and Mrs. Archer H. Watson,
public relations.
Mrs. Martin spoke on the
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rs. Lmmctl Robert Howe 1
ennuunce llie engagement of llieir tLuglitcr
Rosaljrii I'renm
Mr. Roger Lvcrctl Kcniictly
Brobhv's Be Your Guide!
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School for the Blind In Sal
em where she and Mrs. Tins
ley recently visited. She told
about the little boy with
which the chapter is corres
ponding. Mrs. George M. Hammond,
new Delta Gamma In the area,
was introduced. Mr. and Mrs.
Hammond recently moved in
to the Rogue Valley Manor
from Granada Hills, near Los
Angeles, Calif.
The meetings have been
changed to the third Wednes
day of each month. The next
meeting will be April 19 at
the home of Mrs. Bishop, 910
South Peach street, Medford.
A dry lustr pump
molded into a delightful
confection to garnish spring
and summer wear. Avail
able in sweet shades of
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Blue lustre
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