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Klrklaad West Jr., sea of Dr. and Mrs. D. Klikland
' Watt Old Military read, and hia fiancee, MUg Hilda Smith.
Berkeley, Calif., war among the college students who vis
ited in the T alley dwUg spring vacation. ,
Wedding Plans Announced
By Students During Visit
Visiting xm a. iMntune
West horn on Old Military
road during spring vacation
war their four children and
Miu Natda Smith, Berkeley,
Calif., a Junior at the Unlyer-,
lty of California.' , :
Whila her Miaa Smith'e
engag ement to Klrfcland Wait
Jr. vu announced. An early
summer wadding la planned.
Miaa Smith i e daughter
of Mrf. Alice D. Smith,
Berkeley, and la majoring In
;: Mary Ka Olsten : .'.'f.
Parents Announce
Engagement News ,
" Talent-Mr. and Mrs. Ivan E.
Olson, Suncrest road, Talent,
announce the engagement of
their daughter; , Mary Ka to
William Musquls, son of Mr.
and Lira. S. A. Muaquli, Fort
Una, Calif. ' - ,;
Miss Olson is a graduate ot
Talent High school and Is em
ployed as a secretary for Nye
and Naumei Packing . com
pany. She Is a granddaughter
of Mra. Joe Kantor, Fern Val
ley road. Mr. Mutqulf ,1a a
grandson of Mr. and Mrs
Floyd Qulnn, Talent. He at
tended southars . California
schools and ia employed In
southern California.. .
No wedding date has been
let. ;,.
Wedding News
Is Announced ;
-: At a recent wedding cere
mony at Park Wedding chapel
In Reno, Nev., Shirley A. Ma
gerle 1 became the bride ot
Glenn R. Falrchtld. The Rev.
Warren D. Ward officiated at
the single ring ceremony.
The bride U the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Rum
mel, route 4, box 386, Med
ford, and the bridegroom's
parents are Mr. and .. Mrs.
Glenn C. Falrchtld, 1783 Dow
ell road, Grants Pass.
The couple are making
their home at 1011 West 11th
street , : .S
Book Review ; v u
. Mra. R. T. Nichols will re
view the book "Cords of
Steel," by Thomas Costain, at
a meeting of the Wednesday
Study club at 2 p.m. April 5
at Girls Community club.
, ' Mrs. BJarn Ravn will also
speak at the meeting, n
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sociology at the university.
She had previously spent a
year in Germany as an
American Field Service ex
change student.
Mr. West U a graduate of
Stanford Univejrsjfy and will
receive his master's degree in
political sc'ioce at the Uni
versity of cauxornia in June.
He la -affiliated with Kappa
Sigma fraternity.- -
The cbuple plan to live In
'the Bay area...
Other children of Dr. and
Mrs. West who are visiting
Include Mrs. . Christopher
(PrlsclUa) Williams and son,
Ben, of .Seattle; Miss Ellen
West, a student at San Fran
cisco State college who is
practice teaching in the San
Francisco schools, and Bruce
West,:, who is majoring In
sculpture-at the University of
Oregon. v .- t i
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Smith-Carter
Rites Held In
Rogue River
Rogue Rive - The wedding
of Miss Claudia Ann Carter to
James O. Smith took place
Friday, March 24, in Rogue
River. The bride is the daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
S. Carter, 4281 South Pacific
highway, Grants Pass, and the
bridegroom is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Lewis H. Smith,
4005 South Pacific highway,
Rogue River.
The , Rev, . D. F. Barnett,
Qranta Pass, retired Presby
terian minister, performed the
ceremony at. eight o'clock in
the evening before a small
number of guests. '' ,
. The bride's ballerina length
gown , was of white Alencon
lace over taffeta. The chapel
length veil was held by a
satin and flower halo. She
carried a bouquet of Stephen
otls encircling an orchid, and
her pearl necklace was an
heirloom of the bridegroom's
family, Mr. Carter gave his
daughter in marriage. '
Mr. and Mrs. William P.
Sather, Eagle Point, alster and
brother-in-law of the bride
groom, attended the couple.
Mrs. Sather wore a blue flow
ered organia gown with a
pink carnation' corsage and a
halo hat. - Marl S. Carter.
Grants Pass, brother of the,
bride, was usher,
Lighted tapers and arrange
ments of daffodils, . bridal
wreath and jasmin in tall
white vases provided a set
ting for the wedding. Mrs.
Beverly Nlckle, Santa .Ana,
Calif:, sister of the bride
groom, played the organ.
A reception was given by
the brlde'a parents at 303
Savage Creek road following
the wedding. The bride'a
grandmother, Mrs. Joseph A.
Cooper, poured punch and the
bridegroom's - grandmot her,
Mrs. H, A. Smith, poured cof
fee. Mrs. G. A. Smith, aunt
of the bridegroom, cut and
served the cake.
"The newly weds traveled to
the Oregon-California coast
for their honeymoon, the
bride wearing an orchid and
white two-piece suit and or
chid corsage. The bridegroom
Is a seaman apprentice sta
tioned at San Diego. The bride
attended : schools In Rogue
River, .
Civic Music
Schedules
Final Concert
The final concert in ' the
current ' season of Jackson
County Civic Music associa
tion will be held Friday, April
7, when mezzo-soprano Mar
tha Llpton appears here. The
concert begins. at 8 p.m.. In
Medtord High school audi
torium. ' :
Miu Llpton is known for
her performances ' in . the
Metropolitan opera and haa
been hailed on three conti
nents as one of the finest
musical artists of this genera
tion. She waa featured in the
Metropolitan's 19S7 opening
night revival of. Tschalkow
ski's opera "Eugene Onegln,"
and .her, repertoire,, includes
oyer three dozen roles in four
languages by 20 composers. , .
Created Role ? f
'The singer created the role
of Augusta Tabor In the world
premiere of Douglas Moore's
American opera, "The Ballad
of Baby Doe," and the opera
waa repeated on the Ford
foundation's television show
"Omnibus." .::
She has sung with tha New
York Phllharmonlc.'the Sym
phony of the Air, and the
orchestras of.. Philadelphia,
Boston, Chicago and Minne
apolis. Conductors have in
cluded Bruno Walter, Dlmltri
Mitropoulos, Fritz Reiner, Leo
pold Stokowski, Eugene Or
mandy, Leonard Bernstein,
Guldo Cantelli, Igor Stravin
sky and ArtUr Rodzlnsky.
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New Chairman j
To Be Honored .
Medford Ladles of Elks wUl
hold their bi-monthly social
afternoon Tuesday, April 4,
in. the Elkrclub party room.
A salad luncheon will be
served at. 1 p.m. followed by
a card party, - .
The event will honor Mrs.
Harold Looper, who has been
named chairman of the group
for the coming year and Mra.
Bruce Blew, retiring chair
man. ' .
, Honors for cards at the last
party went to Mrs. Lester
Flnley, pinochle; Mrs. Law
rence Juniper and Mrs. Clar
ence Pankey at bridge.. These
women' will be hostesses for
Tuesday party. W f
' Wives and widows of all
Elks are invited to attend
any party of the Medford
Ladles at Elks.
''Music in the Air" , .
To ' Be Cancer Ted Theme
A flute, a fiddle, and a cor
net many year old will be on
exhibit at the Cancer Tea on
April 14 at Hlllcrest Orchards;
The theme of the tea this year
is "Music In the Air," and ex
hibits will pertain to music.
An Edison gramophone and
a collection of ,,old phono
graphs will bring back memo
ries to the, older guests, and
old hymnbooks and sheet mu
sic will be on display, also.
Several Instruments from for
eign countries will be loaned
by valley women; among them
will be a Japanese koto, a Yu
goslavian flute, and a collec
tion of miniature Instruments
from India. ' . ,
The Cancer Tea is given
each April by the Medford
committee for the benefit of
the American Cancer Society.
A floral arrangements contest
will' be held again this year,
with valley groups and orga
nizations submitting entries.
An added attraction will be
background music, with local
musicians performing.
Committee Member
Mrs. L. Scott Ellis and Mra,
Ivan Harrington are co-chairmen
of the. 1861 tea. Other
members of the committee are
assigned to specific tasks. Mrs.
B. Brandt Bartela Is in charge
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July. Wedding
Set by Couple v '
Mr. and, Mrs. Harry Rawl-
Ings, 930 South Holly street,
announce the engagement of
their daughter, Hazel Louise,
to Leo Freddy Cave, son of
Mr. : and Mrs. Clarence L.
Cave, Donaldson, Ark.
Miss Rawlings attended
Medford High school and is
attending Medford Beauty
school. Mr. Cave is employed
by the Southern Pacific Rail
road company.
A July wedding is planned.
Couple Plan
June Wedding
" Announcement: is made of
the engagement of Miss Mary
Jane Guetzlaff, daughter, of
Mr. and Mrs. Theo J. Guetz
laff, 4195 Rachel Way, Med-
ford, to Guy H. Fletcher, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Wade H.
Fletcher, Highway -66, Ash-land,.-.
The wedding is planned for
June i0 at the Grace Luther
an church in Ashland. ,
Miss Guetzlaff is a gradu
ate of Medford High school
and attended Southern Ore
gon college. She is employed
as a secretary for the law
firm of Day and Courtrlght.
Mr. Fletcher attended Ash
land High school and served
four years in the U.S.. Navy.
He is an electronics technici
an in the aero-space division
of Boeing corporation, Seat
tle.
of the food, and Mrs. Darrell
Miller and Mrs. Eugene Mey-
erdlng are responsible for the
tea table. Mrs, Ralph Thomp-
sen and Mra. Richard Schwann
will arrange for decorations,
and. Mrs. Thomas Bolton for
the prizes! Mrs. Warren Bay
Uss will .take charge of the
guest book, and Mrs. -Fred
Splegelberg will write the
thank-you notes. Mrs. Fred
Lewis and Mrs. N. Jamea wu
son will assemble the exhibits.
and Mrs. L. W. Bates will-be
in charge of the floral arrange
ments contest. (The radio and
television publicity will be
arranged by Mrs. Harrington
and, Mrs. Ellis, and. Mrs. Ray
Casterllne will handle . the
newspaper releases. Other
members are Mrs. John Wel-
sel, Mrs. Russell Barnes, and
Mrs. Fred Burlch.
Mrs. John Day, Mrs. Ray
Frlsble, and Mrs. Ralph Odell
will serve as hostesses during
the tea, along with other mem
bers of the committee. - Mrs,
Day Is chairman ot the Med
ford committee, Mrs. Frlsble
is chairman of the service divi
sion ot the Jackson county
unit, and Mrs. Odell Is chair
man ot tha 1961 Crusade in
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MEDFORD MAIL
Former Residents
Tell Engagement
Grants Pass Mr. and Mra.
David R.- Baker, former resi
dents of Medford, now living
at 634 Ferey road, ' Grants
Pass, announce , .the engage
ment' or tneir aaugnter,
Sylvia Dee Ann, to Gary R.
Hamilton, son of Mr. and Mrs.
G. R. Hamilton, 390 Liberty
street, Ashland. :
Miss Baker is a 1959 grad
uate of Medford High school
and Mr. Hamilton ia a 1959
graduate of Ashland - High
school. Both young ieople are
sophomores in education at
Southern- Oregon college.
Ashland. . , :
No .date has been: set for
the wedding. ;
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i " - t - f i , ,n
Miss Sylvia Baker .
Easter Page
The Easier pictures nd
message on today's' picture
page are from tha Easter
story which will be pre
sented this morning at 9i3Q
o'clock at the Apostolic
Faith' church, ThUa street
and Central avenue.
. The narrator ia Susanna
Cearley. Members of the
junior department are rep
resenting the characters of
the story. At the top left
are Kathy Walden as Mary
Magdalene and - Marilyn
James aa an angel;
At the bottom are Dennis
Robinson as Peter; Steven
Jones as the angel who roll
ed the stone awayt Fred
Robinson Jr. , aa Johni
Kathy Walden as Mary
Magdalene, and Linda Hen
drickion as the other Mary.'
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' ' Miss Sandra Smith ;
California Rites
Set for August
Mrs. Ellen Smith, 331 North
Ivy street, Medford, formerly
of : Baker, , announces the
engagement of her daughter,
Sandra, to Lt. Howard 1.
Taggart, son of Mr. and Mrs,
C. H. Taggart, Carmel, Calif,
Miss Smith attended Ore
gon State college and ia em
ployed by : Pan 'American
World Airways in Washing
ton, D. C. Lieutenant Taggart
is currently serving In the
U.S. Army at Ft. Eastis, Va.
He la a 1958' graduate of
Stanford university and plana
to continue his studies in pe
troleum engineering at the
University of Southern Cali
fornia when he is released
from active duty in June. '
The couple plan an August
wedding in California. .
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Couple Home . v
From Hawaii ; !
,Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Mc-
Graw, '3288 Hollywood ave
nue, returned home this week
after a .two-week stay at the
Reef hotel, Honolulu, Ha
wail. The .vacation was in
celebration of - the 'couple's
25th wedding anniversary
and the trip was made by jet,
They visited the island ot
Kauai during their stay.
Before making the trip, the
McGraws were honored at . a
surprise dinner party at
Rogue Valley Country club.
Attending' were Mr. and Mrs.
Paul' Larson,' Mr. and Mrs.
Don Browne, Mr and; Mrs.
Maynard Paup, Mr. and' Mra.'
John Zenox, Mr. and Mrs.
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Honored at
Farewell Party
Members of the Medford
Business and Professional
Women's club gave a farewell
party Monday evening for
Mrs. Richard Williams, the
former Ellen Lynner. She Is
leaving . soon for Westhope,
N.D., where she and Mr. Wil
liams plan to make .their
home. ' . .';.-.
Mrs. Williams has held sev
eral offices In BPW, is a past
president of Medford. Toast
mistress club and has been ac
tive in other valley organiza
tions. 'She was presented an
autograph ' book inscribed
with farewell greetings and
good wishes from approxi
mately 40 guests at the party.
The event was held at the
home of Mrs. E. H. Lovehess,
517 South Windsor avenue.
Assisting were Mrs. Floyd
Palmer ' and Mrs. John D.
Shortridge. Mrs. Wallace
Haskins and Mrs. Florence
Lance,1' past ' presidents ' of
BPW, and Mrs, F, R. Faulk
ner, present president, pre
sided at the refreshment
table. - . -
Bridal Shower
Held Wednesday
For Miss Boswell
A 'surprise bridal shower
for Miss Carol Jean Bosweu,
bride-elect of William R. Fin
nelf. Ashland, was given Wed
nesday,: March 22, at the Jo
seph Dunn home, 238 Soutn
Holly street. Miss Boswell is
the daughter ot Mr. and Mrs.
Alvin' Boswell, 1132 Leland
avenue, and her fiance is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul R.
Flnnell, Ashland. - : , v
'.- Mrs. Dunn and her daugh
ters, Colleen and Karen, were
hostesses at the shower. Guests
played . games and refresh
ments were served. Miss Kath-
erine Ellis and Miss Shirley
Boswell were dressed as mock
brides by those -attending. A
decorated umbrella centered
the gift table. ' .
Guests were the Mesdames
William C. Hayes, Paul C
Coggips, Boswell and Rome
Atkins, all Medford; Mrs. Rob
ert Porter and Miss Norma
Noble, Eagle Point; Mrs. Paul
R. Flnnell, Ashland; and the
Misses Mary Jennie, Dona
Granger, Monica Setty, Mon
tlca and Sheryl Dunn.
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Miss Pineda, Craig Philips
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1 o Wed jn June veremony ;
m :...ii h winner at the Hvde Park
dents ia the announcement of
ihm onBaoamont nf Mlsa Elba
Pineda, Chicago, 111. to Craig
PhUips, son of Mrs. Margaret
Philips, Big Boulder Orchard,
Medford, and Dr. Stanley E.
PhUips, Portland.
Miss Pineda Is a aaugnter
of Mr. and Mrs. Vicente Pi
neda, Lima, Peru. A mid-June
wedding is planned, r '
The bride-elect attended St.
Joseph of Chuny High school,
studied painting and graphics
at th Pnthnltfi tintvArflitv. the
Academy of Fine Arts and the
National School ol Jf ine atis,
all Lima, Peru, and the Art
Institute in Chicago., She was
Miss Myrna Pfnlster '
(Dwaine Smith photo)
Engagement Is
Told by Parents
Mr. and Mrs.: Clarence A.
Pfnlster, 2797 Merriman road,
announce , the engagement of
their daughter, Myrna Lea; to
James Richard Ochs, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis V. Ochs,
517 Laguna street, Klamath
Falls. ''. -. '-.
Miss Pfnlster, a 1958 gradu
ate of Crater High; school, is
a junior at Southern Oregon
college and is employed as
continuity director" by radio
station KWIN in Ashland. Her
fiance, a -1958 "graduate;, of
Klamath Union' High school,
attended -Southern Oregon
college for four years and is
presently employed aa pro
gram director at KWIN.
.No date has been set for
the wedding, v
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Conveniently located downtown
exhibition this year and had
Ul., in aianusuy. one n cur
rently employed by - Bui
roughs ' Corporation in Chi
cago. A i-v.'-i- , :,,:
Mr. Philips is a graduate
n MoHfnrd HI ah ichool and
the University of Oregon. Ha
studied one year at tn uni
versity of Edinburgh, -Scotland,
and is now working for
hia doctor of philosophy de
gree ill modern European his
tory at the University of- Chi
cago..' - ' i
Family Leaves-; t
After Visit' ' ? :
. Mr. and Mrs. Dean S. Lundy
and children. Paul. Gary and
Peggy, left tor their home in
Los Angeles Tiaay arcer a
week's visit here with' Mrs.
Lundy's father, Dr. Jouett P.
Bray, and Mrs. Bray, 317 Lo
ader lane. ',
Mr. Lundy is assistant ad
ministrator of the University
of California at Los Angeles
hospital. The family traveled
here to be with Dr. Bray dur
ing Easter week. : -
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From DOROTHY ELLIOTT
'The' proftsslonil' beautician
rsacHes for a brush not a comb, af
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any chance - of a
'set look. Such
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