Ashland Home Ceremony Weds
Miss Coke-Calvin Henry Pfaff
Ashland - The wedding of
Phyllis Anne Coke, daughter
of Mrs. June E. Coke, to Cal-
vin Henry Pfaff took place
the evening of March 18 in
the home of the bride's moth
er at 808 West Butler lane.
The bridegroom is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pfaff, 624
Mils Ivern Iverson 1 !
Miss Iverson,
James Tizekker 1
- Engaged To Wed
; Mr. and Mrs. Iver B. Iver-
son, 22 Geneva street, an
x nounce the engagement of
; their daughter, Iverne, to
James E. Tizekker, son of Mr.
and Mrs. John H. Tizekker,
2116 East Main street. A sum-
mer wedding is planned.
, The bride-to-be is a sopho-
tncrre at' the. University, of
, Oregon, where she is study-
, ng education. Her fiance, a
i graduate of Southern Oregon
' college, is now on six months'
duty with the Army - at-' Ft.
' Ord, Calif. Both are grad
- tiates of Medford High school,
t Announcement of the en
' eaeement was first made to
Miss Iverson's sorority sisters
' at Delta Zeta sorority at the
university. , ,.
Music Teachers
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To Hear Program
By Students
, A' program of solo and en
i semble numbers will be pre-
gented by students of Mc
i Loughlin and Hedrick Junior
I High- schools at a- meeting of
Oregon Music Teachers, Rogue
; Valley district; Monday, April
i ,3. The teachers will -meet at
5 '7:45.:j),in: at the-home of;Mrs;
; Kenneth Brown, 1208 Queen
S 'Anno4 ovamio ... TJIIimfir"' Avers
I will be in charge of the stu
dents. V .... ..; ''
i ,' Wayne Taylor will play a
j baritone horn solo and Susan
"( Kagy will play the cello, ac
r companied-. by : , Carolyn.: Cole.
Members of the string quartet
who will .'perform' are Caro
lyn Cole, ' Kay Kent, Jerry
Wisdom and SusanKagy: ; "'
; Final arrangements for com
- lng syllabus examinations will
,be completed. Mrs. Katherine
Snelker, . Salem, will be the
'adjudicator for this area and
'approximately 100 students of
piano and organ will play for
ratings. "
' Examinations will begin
Thursday, April 6, and will
I i i ;i .. nr nn.Aii
Huson, Mrs. Kenneth Brown,
Mrs. Effie Kurtz and St.
Mary's' academy, Medford;
.Mrs. Mabel Meadows, Butte
Falls; and Mrs. Karl Peter
son, Ashland.
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Mothers of Twins
To Meet Thursday
Members of the Mothers of
.Twins club will hold their
.monthly meeting at 8 p.m
Thursday, April 6, at the
.home of Mrs. Ray Schwartz,
1497 South Stage road. A re
port on twin language will be
given. ,
I All mothers of twins are in
vited to attend. Anyone wish
ing information about the
g ro'up may ... call Mrs.
:Schwartz, SPrlng 3-3542.
West Valleyview road,
Mrs. Frances Gallatin, jus
tice of the peace, performed
the ceremony before a small
number of friends and rela
tives. Spring flowers and
lighted tapers - provided a
setting for the event. '
. The bride wore a white lace
afternoon-length . dress with
white satin cummerbund and
she carried a bouquet of white
carnations and red rosebuds.
Miss Regie Surber, maid of
honor, wore a white suit and
a corsage of white carnations
and rosebuds. Marshall Coke,
brother of the bride, was best
man.
Mrs. Glenn Smith, Ruch,
aunt of the' bride, cut and
served the wedding cake at
the reception which followed
the ' ceremony. Mrs.: Pfaff,
mother of the bridegroom,
poured. The couple traveled
to the' coast for a honeymoon
and are now making their
home at 156 Third street.
The bride and. bridegroom
attended Ashland High school.
He js an employee of Bear
Creek orchards.
Among the' guests attending
the wedding was Mrs.- C. G.
Peebler, Phoenix, grandmoth
er of the bride.-
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Paris Trip, '
Reviewed;
For Club ,'.
Mrs. Horace Knight gave a
talk and showed slides of her
recent trip to Paris at a meet
ing of Travel Study club of
the Oregon Federation of
Women's clubs held at- the
Girls' Community club on
March - 28.-
Mrs. Knight flew from Port
land to London, England,
then to Paris where she visit
ed her son,' Walter, a student
of dress design, who lives in
the Montmarte district.
" W h i 1 e 1 there she visited
many points of interest, in
cluding the - Eiffel Tower,
lv.:re Dame , cathedral, the
Louvre, Sorbpnne university,
St. Chapelle and the Palais de
Justice. A tour was also made
of the palace of Fountain
bleau, , called the "Pleasure
Palace" of French kings, and
currently ' ' headquarters for
SHAPE. Mrs. Knight also at
tended the . Balmain collec
tion showing and perform
ances of the Sleeping Beauty
and Swan Lake ballets.. ' !
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! , Guests attending the meet
ing were Mrs.1 Ralph Foster,
president -of. Ashland , Civic
club, Mrs. Robert : Norris,
Mrs. Frank . Price .. and ; Mrs.
William Johnson. - ; .- ?
A centerpiece of cerise ca
mellias and flowering quince
decorated the "refreshment
table. Hostesses for the after
noon were Mrs. Ray Glidewell
and Mrs. Fran Straiton.
- Plans : were made for -attendance
at the 48th annual
convention of First i District
of the Oregon Federation of
Women's clubs, to be held
April 4 at Grants Pass.
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Delegate To
Be Elected j
A delegate for Rebekah as
sembly will be elected at a
meeting of ' Olive Rebekah
lodge at 8 p.m. April 3 at the
IOOF' hall. The assembly will
be held in Pendleton May 16.
At the last session of the
lodge Mrs. J. D. Small, gave
a reading on the life of Schuy
ler Colfax, founder of the "Re
bekah Oddfellowship.'
Refreshments were served
by the Mesdames Frank S.
Chapman, Esther Coleman,
Agnes Firch, Clara Franklin,
Harry Bryant and L. D. Cllne.
Thirteen members of the
Medford lodge visited Mt.
Etna Rebekah lodge March 27
when Mrs. W. E. McCracken
was initiated into local mem
bership by the Mt. Etna de
gree team.
Deanery To
Hear Woman
Mrs. Georgia Newcomer,
Phoenix, ,Ariz., a provincial
representative of the General
Division of Women's Work of
the National Council of the
Protestant Episcopal church,
will be a guest and speaker
for : the Southern Oregon
Deanery, at St. Mark's Epis
copal church, Thursday,
April 6..
Mrs. Newcomer has been
a member of the Home De
partment of the National
Council for three years, a
dioscesan-president, president
of the Women of Trinity Ca
thedral in Phoenix, Ariz.,
chairman of United Church
Women,, YMCA board, USO
board, and trustee of St.
Luke's hospital, Phoenix. She
has also been state president
of the Federated Music clubs,
member of the board of the
Symphony Guild, choir soloist
and director in Arizona.
A communion service at
.10:30 a.m. will be followed by
a luncheon at 12 noon in the
Guild hall. Mrs. Newcomer
will speak after the luncheon.
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Mrs. Georgia Newcomer :
. . (Colonial photo)
PEO Chapters
Plan Meetings
This Week
, Three chapters of the PEO
sisterhood will hold meetings
this week. .
; Chapter BE will meet at
7:30 p.m. Tuesday at the home
of Mrs. Allan F. Perry, 2668
Old Military road, with Mrs.
DeVere Taylor assisting the
hostess. .Mrs. Robert. F. .Wil
cox will be. in charge of the
program. . J ..i.Cif:'
' Mrs. C. ' rchamberlain,
3130 Old Stage road, will be
hostess for a meeting of Chap
ter CG at 12:30 p.m. Wednes
day.' Mrs. R. C. Beatty -will
assist and Mrs. C. K. Edwards
will have charge of .the pro
gram.'"'' I ''. ' r.'f; :', .
Mrs. Eddie Simmons is the
newly-elected president of the
chapter; Mrs. R.' ; J,'. House,
vice-president; Mrs. Stewart
Milne, secretary; Mrs. C. K.
Edwards, treasurer; Mrs. John
Kent, chaplain; Mrs. Earl
Johnson, guard; and Mrs.
Chamberlain, recording secre
tary. Members of Chapter CP
will meet at 12:30 p.m. Wed
nesday, for luncheon at the
home of Mrs. Robert Reichers,
2218 East Main street. . : ' '
Lodge To
Meet Early
Gold Hill - Amethyst Re
bekah lodge 'will meet Wed
nesday, April 5, at 7:30 p.m.
at the IOOF hall on Fourth
ave.
The meeting is slated for 30
minutes earlier than the usual
meeting time, according ' to
Mrs. Clarence Parsley, noble
grand. Following a brief meet
ing Gold Hill Rebekahs will
go to: Central Point where
they will attend Friendship
night at Mt. Pitt Rebekah
lodge.
i Amethyst lodge will pro
vide a number for the, pro
gram. -
.: May your heart be lift
ed with the spiritual in
spiration of the triumphant
Eaitsr message . . . may
you partake abundantly
In oyi of this blessed
season. This it our sincere
wish for you and yours at
we say most heartily
"Happy Easterl"
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417 East Main Phone SP 2-8992
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Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Dean Cox
' - (Simonson-Walker photo)
Susan Cartwright I s
Bride of Kenneth Cox
Mr. and Mrs. K e n n e t h
Dean Cox are making their
home in Medford following
their wedding Wednesday,
March 18, at First Methodist
church.1 ;. ' 1 ' ;
. The bride is the former
Susan EUen Cartwright,
daughter of Mr. and 1 Mrs.
E. L. Cartwright, 417 Fair
mount street, and the bride
groom is the son of J. Ernest
Cox, 107 Portland avenue. .
The double-ring ceremony
was performed by the Rev.
George Roseberry at two
o'clock in the : afternoon in
M jker . . chapel. Decorations
were white stock and lighted
tapers. Everett Stricklln was
soloist. . .
The bride,: whose father
gave her in marriage, wore a
floor-length gown of Alencon
lace over taffeta. The fitted
bodice was designed ' with
long sleeves and a sweetheart
neckline embroidered with
pearls and iridescent -. se
quins. The bouffant skirt was
accented in front with appli
ques of lace and sequins on a
tulle insert and in back by a
cascade of lace - and Julie 'ruf
fles? Her veil was of - silk' il
lusion,. 'held by ; a miniature
crown of pearls' and- sequins
and she carried a bouquet of
light pink -rosebuds .''and
white hyacinths, centered
with a white orchid. '
Miss Delores Cox, sister of
Bethel To ;
Hold Session ; : ;
" Bethel" 14, International Or
der of Job's Daughters, will
meet in regular session, Wed
nesday, April 5, at .7:30 p.m.
in the Medford Masonic Tem
ple. ; .' '-..
Clarence Smith, choir direc
tor, will have choir rehearsal
the same evening, beginning
at 6:30 p.m. and all choir
members and interested bethel
members are to attend. -
All parents and guardians
of Job's Daughters, and per
sons of proper Masonic rela
tionship, are invited to at
tend the meeting.
the bridegroom, was maid of
honor. Other attendants were
Miss Barbara . Thomas and
Mrs. Richard' Cartwright,
sister-in-law. of the. bride.
They wore identical . dresses
of pink satin in ballerina
length with short sleeves and
full skirts. -Their float veils
were held by flower crowns
and their 1 satin slippers
matched' the color of their
dresses. - They carried bou
quets of daisies. - ,'.
Richard Cartwright, brother
of the bride, was best man.
Ushers , were James Fawcett,
Lawrence Betcher, Bend, and
Peter Cartwright, brother of
the bride.. .
The bride's mother chose
and ice blue brocade sheath
with, matching accessories.
Her corsage was of red rose
buds. .
' Approximately 100 guests
attended the wedding and re
ception, which followed in
the church. -'' i-.
The newlyweds traveled to
San Francisco, Monterey, and
Carmel on- their honeymoon,
the bride wearing for travel
a V'. lavender'; and, ';whlte suit
with white accessories and an
orchid corsage. ' r - i .. - f
" The : bride,-, who . attended
Medford, High school,, is env
ployed by Pacific Telephone'
Northwest '. and the bride
groom,, who also attended
Medford High school, is a car
penter, with Graff and James,
general, contractors. ' '
Before the wedding, the
bride's parents were hosts at
a rehearsal dinner at the Jack
son hotel; "and a number of
showers honored the bride.
Hostesses for the showers
were Mrs. Robert Miller and
Miss Theresa Elzea, who en
tertained at the Miller home,
824 West Second street, and
Miss Barbara Thomas and
Mrs. Jack Thomas, who gave
a shower' at the home of Mrs.
John Smith, 304 Chestnut
street. . ', '
Unit I employees at the tele
phone company attended a
bridal shower at the home of
Mrs. Daniel Cantonwine, 1837
Easy street. .' j
Symphonic Choir
Schedules Local
Concert April 11
A concert by the Salt Lake
Symphonic choir' will be pre
sented in the Medford High
school auditorium at 8 p.m.
Tuesday April 11. The per
formance will be the first in
Medford for the well known
group. Armont Willardsen is
director.
The 130 singers are said to
compose the largest independ
ent choir in America. It orig
inated in Salt Lake City in
1949 and has appeared with
many other musical groups
and individuals.
The choir recently com
pleted a guest appearance at
the National Federation of
Music Clubs convention. The
past several season have In
cluded tours to many of the
large Western cities.
Tickets are available at
Lusk Piano company, Puruck
er's Music house and Emerald
Music company. They will
also be available at the door.
Reserved, general admission
and student tickets will be
sold. .
Chapter Changes
Meeting Date
The April meeting of Rogue
Valley Alumnae chapter of
Delta Gamma sorority will be
held April 19, instead of April
5, it was announced Satur
day. All future meetings of
the group will be scheduled
for the third Wednesday, in
stead of the first Wednesday
of the month, officers said.
Further information' may
be obtained by calling Mrs.
T. J. Tlnsley, SPrlng 3-4834.
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Home Rites
Wed Couple
Ashland-The home of the
bridegroom's parents was the
scene of the wedding March
11 of Miss Judith Gail Heit-
manek to Larry Keith James.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry . Heit
manek, S55 Fairvlew street,
and the bridegroom's parents
are Mr. and Mrs. William
James, 521 Fordyce street.
The ceremony was perform
ed by the Rev. Leo Wine of
Faith Tabernacle. Baskets of
pink and white carnations
with white snapdragons pro
vided a setting for the service.
The bride's father gave her
in marriage. She wore a white
two-piece suit with a white
orchid and pink rosebud corsage.
Miss Linda Carmean, who
was maid of honor, wore a
green two-piece suit with a
pink carnation corsage. Rob
ert Heitmanek, brother of the
bride, was best man.
Thirty guests attended the
wedding and reception which
followed. The bridegroom's
mother was hostess.
The young couple traveled
to San Francisco on their
honeymoon and are making
their home at 573 Fordyce
street. The bride is a student
at Ashland High school and
the bridegroom, a graduate of
the high school, is employed
by the U.S. forest service. .
Leontyne Price To Sing
In Grants Pass April 1 2
Music lovers in Jackson
county who join the Jose-'
phine County Community
Concert association will have
a "bonus" concert by gaining
admission to the April 12 per
formance of famed Leontyne
Price in Grants Pass. Commu
nity Concert officers an
nounced last week that the
coming concert of the Metro-
Medford Townsend ,
Club Members To
Meet in Pythian Hall "
Medford Townsend club
meetings will be held at the
Pythian hall, North Grape at
Fifth street,- the first and
third Wednesdays of each
month, beginning Wednesday,
April 5; : officers announced
last week.' f. . . - ., . .. ,;
Entertainment at the next
meeting will be furnished by
the Easy Valley Planetarlans
orchestra. Potluck luncheon
will be served at noon. ; -
Approximately 75 club
members and guests attended
last week's social meeting.'
Beginning April 5 the
Townsend Harmony auxiliary
will meet the second and
fourth Wednesdays of each
month. Visitors are always
welcome at the meetings.
politan soprano should prove
an added incentive to mem
bership sales for, next year's
season.
Mrs. William' J. Baker,
Grants Pass, is drive chair
man. Other sub-chairman are
Mrs. Carl Walter,. Mrs. Rob
ert Hawley, Mrs. Arthur
Forsgren, Mrs. Howard Right
mier, Ms. Gordon Bralnerd,
Mrs. James Dunne, and Mrs.
Arnold Newklrk.
Advance reports from the
association indicate that
among next year's perform
ers will be a famed piano
team and a dance group.
As a prelude to the annual
drive for membership, a tea
was held last Wednesday at
the home of Mrs. William S.
Judy, Grants Pass. Chairmen
of the . drive attended. Mrs.
Morris Milbank and Mrs. Rob
ert Frantz poured.
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Mistletoe camp, Royal
Neighbors of America, has
scheduled a regular business
meeting, and practice session
for convention Thursday,
April 6, at 7:30 p.m. at the
Knights of Pythias hall. Visit
ors will be welcome.
; On the evening's . commit
tee are Mrs. George Culy,
Mrs. Faye Hall, Mrs. Keith
Face and Miss Edonna Pace.
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