MEDFOHD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON
SUNDAY, APRIL IS. 5961
Mr, and Mn. William Bruce Willinmi
Williams-Ford Ceremony
Held at Christian Church
The wedding of Miss Do
reen Lucile Ford to William
Bruce Williams took place
the morning of Saturday,
April 8, in Advent Christian
church. The bride is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A.
: W. Ford, 200 West Jackson
street, and the bridegroom is
the son of Mr. and Mrs. I. N.
Williams, Tulsa, Oklahoma.
The Rev. Fred O. Sapp Jr.
performed the ceremony be
fore about fifty guests. Lewis
Parker was pianist and Miss
Deann Clark, Eugene, sang.
Pink and white crab apple
blossoms decorated the
church.
- The bride wore a white
brocade sheath dress with ny
lon organdy overskirt, which
she had made for her wed
ding.. She carried a bouquet
of pink rosebuds centered
with a small orchid. Mr. Ford
gave his daughter in marri
age. i ;
. Miss-Velma Mayfield, Eu
gene, who was maid of honor,
wore a pink satin dress with
flared skirt. Carl Todd, Lan
caster, Calif., was best man
and ushers were Barry and
Michael Ford, brothers of the
bride.
, The bride's parents were
hosts for a reception which
followed at the church. Serv
ing cake were Mrs. W. E. Gil
more, Dallas, Oregon, aunt of
the bride, and Miss Judy
Hobbs. Mrs. Ethyl Garrett and
Mrs. Marvin Rlcke poured.
The newlyweds traveled to
Richmond,, Calif., following
the reception and will remain
In California for three weeks
before leaving for Japan;
where they will make their
home.. The bride attended
Medford High school and
Southern Oregon college, and
is a graduate of the Univer
sity of Oregon.
She has been employed by
the Hospital Service of Call'
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groom attended Central High
school and atomic engineering
school at Vallejo, Calif. He
is a machinist in the Navy.
Among guests coming from
out of town for the wedding
were Mrs. Myra Ford, grand'
mother of the bride, Portland:
Mrs. Eula Kerkendall, Rich
mond: and Mr. and Mrs. Bart
Belcher, Bandon.
Couple Married
In Service Held
At Ranch Home
Central Point - Miss Lotus
Jean Hochleutner, San Fran
cisco, became the bride of
Lou Kai, Blue Chip ranch
central Foint, in a ceremony
Saturday, April 8, at the Blue
Chip ranch home of Mr, and
Mrs. William L. Smith. The
Rev. D. E. Millard performed
the wedding service before a
smau numoer oi guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Smith at
tended' the couple. The bride
wore a light beige suit with
blue and white accessories and
a corsage of pink baby rose
buds. Mrs. Smith wore a blue
print silk suit with black ac
cessories and a pink carnation
corsage.
A reception followed the
ceremony. The newlyweds
will make their home to Med
ford. .
The bride, the daughter of
Mrs. J. B. Scarborck, Carlotta,
Calif,, has spent most of her
life in San Francisco and is a
1954 graduate of University
High school, Oakland. She
has been employed as a dental
assistant In San Francisco.
The bridegroom, a native of
California, came to the valley
from Los Angeles about three
years ago. He is employed at
Holiday House Inc., trailer
manufacturers. .
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Newlyweds
Make Home
n Medford
Mr. and Mrs, Eldon R. Wl-
mer are making their home at
2928 Madrona lane, Medford,
following their recent wed
ding in Roseiite chapel, Eu
gene. Mrs. Wimer is the for
mer Lucia G. Snyder, Days
Creek, Ore.
The ceremony was per
formed March 4 by the Rev.
Clarence Forsberg of First
Methodist church, Eugene.
The bride wore a beige sheath
dress and a bronze cymbidium
orchid. She was attended by
her twin sister, Mrs. V. E.
Sellers, Eugene, who wore a
sheath of blue and beige and
a blushrose cymbidium orchid.
Mr. Sellers was best man
for Mr. Wimer.
A reception and wedding
dinner at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Sellers followed the
ceremony. Vickie Sellers took
charge of the guest book and
Mrs. Richard Snyder assisted
with the gifts. Among the
wedding guests were Mr. Wi
nter brother and sister-in-
law, Mr, and Mrs. G. C, Wi
mer, Medford.
Mr. and Mrs. Wimer made
a wedding trip south. In Red
lands, Calif., they visited with
Mrs. Wimer's son-in-law and
daughter, Capt. and Mrs. R.
W. Ljicey Jr., and their sons.
In El Monte they were guests
of Mr.- Wimer's son and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Wimer and daughter.
The newlyweds also spent
some time in Palm Springs,
Reno and Carson City.-
Mr. Wimer is an employee
of The Callforna- Oregon
Power company, until her
wedding to Mr. Wimer, the
bride was postmaster at Days
Creek, having held the' posi
tion for 17 years.
Family Attends
National Session
In Los Angeles
Mrs. H. P. Bosworth . Jr.,
Applegate, and her three
daughters-in-law spent last
week end attending the na
tional convention of the
American Nutrition society In
Los Angeles. Accompanying
Mrs. Bosworth were Mrs. Rob
ert Bosworth, Medford: Mrs,
David Bosworth, Eugene; and
Mrs. Harlan Bosworth : IV,
Berkeley, Calif. -
Robert Bosworth, Medford
artist, made the trip with the
group as far as San Francisco,
and later joined them in Los
Angeles. He returned to San
Francisco to prepare for a one
man private showing of his
pointings which has been ar
ranged by Charles Warren
Callister, San Francisco arch
itect. Mr. Callister has invited
gallery owners, patrons and
others In the art world to
view the artist's water colors
today.
General theme of the con
vention was a study of soils
and foods, and it emphasized
how individuals can make
available natural grown, high
quality foods through cooper
ative programs and other
plans. The convention was
held at the Huntington-Sher-aton
hotel, and an indoor pat
io of the hotel was filled with
food, soil and other exhibits.
About 300 persons from all
over the country auenaea.
They discussed possible ways
in which the society might as
sist with the national physical
fitness program recently an
nounced by President John
Kennedy. Among speakers
was Charles Coker, track
coach at Occidental college,
who described the fitness pro
gram prescribed for track
men at the scnooi.
Society members also dis
cussed changes to' the school
lunch programs in areas ad
jacent to. Pasadena, which
have been influenced By nat
ural foods enthusiasts.
Republicans
To Hear Brown
Gene L. Brown, Grants
Pass attorney, will speak at
the monthly meeting of the
Jackson County unit of the
Oregon Federation of Women
Republicans Clubs at 1Z noon
Monday, April 17. The group
will meet at- North's Chuck
Wagon.
Mr, Brown s topic will pe
Are you too fair-minded to
be a good Republican?" The
sneaker is a , former state
senator.
Mrs. Lester Adams will
give a report on her trip to
the national convention of the
National Federation of Wom
en's Republican Clubs In
Washington, D.C. Reservations
for the luncheon may be
made by calling Mrs. Ernst
Ruegger, SPring 2-8958.
Benefit Program
Planned by PTA
An hour's program of music
by "The Shadows," singing
group, will be presented by
Howard Parent-Teacher asso
ciation Thursday, April 20. at
8 p.m. In the school gymna
sium. A charge will be made
and proceeds will be used for.
extra books for the library.
Coffee, rr,l!k and cookies
will he sold during intermis
filial tteie, i-
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Miss Nancy Myrick
Summer Rites
Planned by Pair
Ashland-Mr. and Mrs, Marl
on Myrick, 1423 East Main
street, announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Nancy
Jeanette, to Lewis Eldon
Mitchell, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Mitchell, 119 First street,
Phoenix, - . .
The bride-to-be attended
Ashland High school and is
now attending Medford
Beauty school. Her fiance at
tended Phoenix High school
and is an employee of the
stereotyping department, Med
ford Mali Tribune.
They plan a summer wed
ding.
Dinner Set
By Teachers
Applegate Valley - Instal
lation of officers and a dinner
meeting is scheduled at Ruch
school Monday, April 17, by
the Jackson county unit, de
partment of classroom teach
ers, Oregon Education associa
tion. Bruce Matheny. presi
dent of the unit, states that
dinner will be served at 6:30
p.m.
. Ralph Humphrey, Eagle
Fomt schools, will report on
tne wortnwest regional con
ference, and Mrs. Kathryn
Stancliff, teacher of the fifth
grade at Pljoenix,. will give a
legislative report.
Mrs. Maxine Smith, Med
ford High school language
teacher and a past president of
Oregon Education association,
will speak.
Ruth Hunter .
Cast in Play
Corvallis-Ruth Hunter, of
Medford has been chosen to
play a leading role . Jn the
play "Picnic" to be presented
May 4 to 6 at Oregon State
university.
Miss Hunter, who lives at
409 Lynwood avenue is a jun
ior in humanities and social
science at OSU.
Six plays . are presented
each year by the OSU speech
department to give speech
students experience in dra
matics and to give other stu
dents an opportunity to see
some of the nation's outstand
ing plays. "Picnic" was an
award-winning movie in ad
dition to receiving stage hon
ors. '
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Ashland Couple
Engaged To Wed
Ashland-Mr. and Mrs. Paul
M. Mathews, 1024 Park street,
have announced the engage
ment of their daughter, Carol
Ann Hohnsteirt, to Dale Lee
Olson, son of Mr. and Mrs.
John H. Olson, 1628 Homes
avenue.
Miss Hohnstein is a 1959
graduate of Ashland High
school and is employed at the
Daily Tidings.
Her fiance, a 1957 graduate
of Ashland High school, at
tended Southern Oregon col
lege for two years and is em
ployed as an apprentice elec
trician at East Side Electric,
Ashland.
No date has been set for
the wedding.
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Carol Ann Hohnsiein
' ' Central Point Mr, and Mrs,
Roy W. Colpitis announce the
engagement of their daughter.
Donna Mae, io Robert Ross
Bibey, son of .Mr, and Mn,
Ross E. Bibey, Route 2, Box
197M. Both young people arc
seniors at Crater High school.
Their wedding is set for June
at the Medford Friends
church. ...
Colonel Meiring .
To Be Speaker
Pol. H. J, Meiring will be
speaker for the annual guest
day program of Wednesday
Study club on April 19. Colo
nel Meiring will present a
travelogue, illustrated by
slides.
; Luncheon will be at 1 p.m,
in the Girls Community ciub.
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Miss Trackman,
Mrl Klomhaus
Engaged To Wed
Rogue River - The engage
ment of Miss Donna Lynn
Trackman to Gilbert Paul
Klomhaus was anHoariced
Wednesday, April 12.
The bride-elect is a daugh
ter of Mrs. Harry H. Track
man, Joliet, III,, and the late
Mr, Trackman. Mr, Ktaruhaus
is the son of Dr. and Krs. Al
fred P, Klomhaus, Rogue
River,
Miss Trackman is now at
tending North Central col
lege, Naperville, 111., where
she will receive her bachelor
degree in June. She will teach
In the Springfield, III., public
school system next fall, where
the couple plan to reside. .
Mr, Klomhaus was grad
uated from Rogue River High
school Jn 1955 and received
his bachelor - degree from
Southern Oregon college, Ash
land, He Is now attending
Concordia Lutheran Theologi
cal seminary, Springfield, UL
in preparation for the minis
try.
The marriage is planned for
June at St. Peter s Lutheran
church, Joliet.
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Officers
Announced
By Chapter
New officers of Gamma
Rho chapter of Beta Sigma
Phi sorority were elected at
the last meeting, held at the
home of Mrs. Dean Dorman.
Mrs. Harold Sloper is the in
coming president; Mrs. Dor
man, first vice-president; Mrs,
William Knips, second vice
president; Mrs, Robert My
rick, recording secretary; Mrs.
Darol Hughes, treasurer; Mrs,
Gordon Logan, corresponding
secretary; Mrs. David Taylor,
city council representative;
and Mrs. William Kidson, al
ternate representative.
Programs for the evening
were presented by Mrs. David
Taylor and Mrs, Sloper, Mrs,
Myrick was co-hostess.
Members of tee chapter
and their husbands attended
a potluck diBBer at the Phoe
nix Community club April 8
Mr, and Mrs, Knips, who
were celebrating their 25th
wedding anniversary, were
special guests, A decorated
cake was presented to them
in observance of the occasion.
Games and entertainment fol
lowed the dtoner.
The group's next meeting
will be at the Itsme of Mrs,
Taylor, Talent.
Couple To Wed
In May Service
Talent Mr, and Mrs.
George A. ' Sharp, Falrview
street, Taleirt, announce the
engagement and approaching
marriage of their daughter,
Bernadine Sharron, to Mi
chael Klain Campbell, son of
Mr, and Mrs. Ernest A,
Campbell, Pacific highway,
Phoenix.
Their wedding Is planned
for May 20 at the West Main
Church of Christ, Medford,
Miss Sharp is a senior at
Phoenix High school. Her fi
ance, a graduate of Phoenix
High school, attended Shasta
Junior college and is em
ployed at Triangle Food mar
ket, Phoenix.
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Voters League Announces ;
Study Units, Finance Drive
The five discussion unite
of Medford League of Wom
en Voters will have as ttos
month's topic "United Nations
and the World Court." Mrs.
Fred Burich, foreign policy
chairman, is in charge.
Units will meet from 9:45
to 11:45 a.m. Tuesday, April
18, at the home ot Mrs, Mer
man T. Capsey, 60 South Mo-
doe avenue; 8-10 p.m. Wednes
day, April 19, Mrs. Kenneth
H. Baker, 3845 Old Stage
road; 8-10 p.m. Monday, April
2i, Mrs. Thomas Rutter, 10SS
Queea Anrte avenue:
11:30 a.m. Tuesday, April 25
Mrs. SWney Ainsworth, 1135
Fern street, Ashland; and 8-10
p.m, Thursday, April 2?, Mrs,
Franklin Sturges, 1558 Wind
sor street, Ashland.
The annual finance drive
of the non-partisan voters
group began last week artder
the chairmanship of - Mrs.
Baker. Women of the League
are calling on local persons
interested tn voter education
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U.S. farm foodi, plus other
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Send $1 per package
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,r yew local effket
and study of tovsKBrteot to
explain the group's work. Re
cent activities of the Medford
LWV have tacledeii a book
let on Jackson county government-
the first compiled
for this coiiBty, two cands
dates meetings preceding the
last elections, and numerous
programs to dheusa measures
on the November ballot
Program topics Include
county home rate, the state"
role in metrspsUtaa . prob
lems, the United Nations, U.S.
foreign policy, 'eonservalioa
of natural resources and revi
sion of the Oregon constitu
tion. The annual general meeting
of the League will be held
Saturday, April 29, at 12:30
p.m. at Man Desir Btaing inn.
All women interested in the
group will be welcome at all
study units and ether meet- '
ings of the organization.
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