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UHOAY, MAY 7, 1861
MtOrOHU MAIL IftldUHE. MLDtOHD, OHE
Mrs. Richard Westerf ield
Is Ashland Woman of Year
Aihland - Mrs. Richard H.
. . Westerfield has been chosen
as Ashland's 1961 Woman of
. the Year. The announcement
was made Saturday morning
at a breakfast at the Mark
Antony hotel ot the Ashland
. branch, American Association
of University Women.
, The selection is an annual
project of AAUW. Other flnal-
lsts were Mrs. J. W. McCoy,
organist at First Presbyterian
church, and Mrs. B. J. Hoi-
land, wife of the Presbyterian
, minister.
Mr. Westerfleld is band di
rector at McLoughlln Junior
Utah otinnl milialn taantiB. n
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IM Medford Hlffh aehnnl nnA
music librarian. She Is secre
tary of the Aihland Hospital
, board, president of the Ash
. land Human Rights council
-.and is active In a number of
organizations. She was pre-
, sentea a silver dowi and an
award certificate.
Following the presentation,
officers were installed to
AAUW by Mrs. Clarence Wuv
ton. Mrs. Martin Elle ii new
president. Other officers in
clude Mrs. Franklin Sturses,
vice president; Mrs. Edmond
Banes, secretary; and Mis
Lois May, treasurer.
Approximately 75 persons
auenaea witn Mrs. ciyd
Gwaltney, president, presid
Wedding Date
Set By Couple
The wedding of Miss Char
lotte Unruh to Philip L. Jo
seph is planned for June 17.
The rites wiU be held at Med-
ford Friends church.
The bride-elect is the daugh
ter of Mrs. Celia S. Unruh,
Cottage Grove, Ore., and Fay
H. Unruh, 1325 Camp Baker
road, Medford. Mr. Joseph is
the son of Mr. and Mrs. L.' J.
Bowman, Grants Pass.
Miss Unruh is a 105S grad
uate of Phoenix High school
and is employed at Jorgensen
. dairy.
Mr. Joseph attended Grants
Pass High school and is an
employee of Southern Oregon
Plywood company, Grants
Pass. ' . .
lng. Guests Included the sen
ior girls at Southern Oregon
college.
Mrs. Gwaltney reported on
the state convention in La
Grande. Mrs. Philip Gates,
chairman of status of women
committee, announced t h
award winner. Fourteen wom
en had been nominated with
the three finalists chosen by
a committee of men.
Pastel painted daisies deco
rated the tables for the break
fast. The three finalists were
presented White carnation cor
sages and recognition gifts
Breakfast co-chairmen were
Mrs. Philip Gates and Miss
Irma Kllnghammer, Hostesses
were Mrs. Alex Petersen,
chairman, Mrs. Robert Ben
nett, Mrs. David Lindsay and
Mrs. William Wlshart.
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June Wedding
Is Planned by
Two Students ,
Crescent City - Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Erlckson, Cres
cent City, announce the en.
gagement and approaching
marriage of their daughter,
Linda Kay, to Charles Ruel
Finch, son of Mr. and Mrs,
W, R. Finch, 794 Waverly
avenue, Medford.
Miss Erickson is a sopho
more majoring In physical e&
ucation at Humboldt State
college, Areata, Calif, bne was
graduated from Del Norte
High school in 1989 and was
active in chorus, the girls
drill team, annual staff and
dramatics. She is a member of
the Order of Eastern Star in
Crescent City and has also
participated in Job's Dauetv
ters activities.
Her fa; nee was graduated
in 18B7 from Medford High
scnooi, where he was a mem
ber of the tennis and wrestling
teams, and Has been active
in scouting in the Medford
area. He , attended Oregon
State college and is now a
junior at Humboldt State col
lege, majoring in forestry.
Both young people plan to
continue their schooling next
year. Their wedding is set
for June 11.
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Mr. and Mrs. Jlmmle Donald DeVoe
Church Rites Wed Couple
Central Point-An event of
April 29 was the wedding of
Miss Roberta Lee Danielson,
Central Point, and Jimmie
Donald DeVos. Medford and
Jacksonville. The ceremony
was held at 1:30 o'clock in
the afternoon at St. Peter's
Lutheran church, Medford,
with the Rev. John E. Simon
officiating.
The bride is a dauehter of
Mr. and Mrs. Alford Daniel-
son, Route 1, Box 297, Old
Stage road. Mr. DeVos' par
ents are Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
DeVos, Route 2, Box 15, Jack-
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Two hundred relatives and
friends attended the double
ring vites held on the birth
date of the bride's mother.
Mrs. Richard Smith played
the organ wedding music and
accompanied Miss Sonja Han
son and Steven Kingman,
wno sang two duets.
White lilacs were at the
altar and baskets of spring
flowers decorated the church
White bows marked the cew
ends.
The bride wore a gown of
white crystalline over taffeta
in' afternoon length designed
with scoop neckline and el
bow length sleeves. Her
shoulder length veil was held
by a crown of seed pearls and
she carried a white orchid
encircled by lily of the valley
on her grandmother's white
Bible. Mr. Danielson escorted
his daughter to the altar and
gave her in marriage.
Mrs. Robert Sherer, Canby,
Calif., was matron of honor
and Miss Delta Danielson,
Portland, cousin of the bride,
was bridesmaid. Mrs. Sherer
wore a pale green cotton
frock and Miss Danielson's
was pale yellow. Their veils
matched their dresses and
their accessories were white.
Both wore a single cultured
pearl on silver chains, gift
of the bride. They carried
bouquets of cymbidium orchids.
R. Boyd Oakes, Talent,
served as best man and seat
ing the guests were Harold
DeVos, Sams Valley, and Fred
DeVos, Jacksonville, brothers
of the bridegroom. Robert
Danielson, brother . of the
bride, lighted the candles .
For her daughter's wedding
and the reception which fol
lowed, Mrs. Danielson chose
a blue lace over taffeta dress
with white accessories. Mrs.
DeVos wore a dress of chiffon
over aquamarine print with
white accessories. Their cor
sages were cymbidium or
chids.
Mrs. L a D a 1 e Herrmann,
aunt of the bride, cut and
served the wedding cake and
Miss Jeanne Gemaehllch pre
sided at the punch bowl. Mrs.
Emmett Hermann, aunt of the
Niece is Guest
Ashland - Visiting at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Rich
ard Berninghausen, 365 Vista
street, Is Mrs. Bernlnghaus-
en's niece, Miss Mary Antil of
Minneapolis. Miss Antil will
be a Junior at the University
of Minnesota next September.
bride, poured coffee, and Miss
uorothy Pleyer was In charge
of the guest book. Miss Vickie
Sue Brumback and Miss Judy
jarvis were at the gift tables.
The couple traveled to the
Oregon coast on their wedding
trip, the bride wearing for
traveling a blue and white
linen suit with white acces
sories and a white orchid cor
sage. They are making their
home at 20 Kenwood avenue,
Medford. '.
The bride attended Crater
High school and Concordia
college, Oakland, Calif. Mr.
DeVos attended Modesto High
school and is a printer for the
Medford Mall Tribune.
Among the out of town
guests attending the wedding
and reception were Mrs. Ber
nlce Walters and son, Michael,
Klamath Falls, aunt and cou
sin of the bride.
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Anniversary
Celebrated
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Beutel.
1298 Morrow Road, recently
celebrated their 40th weddins
anniversary.
Approximately 15 friends
and relatives attended the
event. Out-of-town guests in
eluded their son and daugh
ter-in-Iaw, Mr. and Mrs. Guy
Roberts Sr., and two children,
Guy Jr. and Cherie Ann. and
Mary Laswell, all of Grants
Pass; Mrs. Mary Bennett and
Mrs. Connie Bigelow, of Wil
uams.
Local guests were Charley
Young, Mrs. Beutel's brother:
Mr. and Mrs. David Husband,
mr. and Mrs. Don Stubbs and
family and Mr. and Mrs
George Dean.
Mr. and Mrs. Beutel were
married on April 22, 1921, in
Eureka, Montana. They have
lived in tne Rogue valley
since 193S.
Couple To Wed
In June Rites
Medford Couple Returns
After Travel in Europe
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Gray j Salzburg, the Grays spent a
have returned to their home
on Cherry lane after an ex
tended tour of Europe. The
urays left New York Febru
ary 25 on the Independence,
which made the trip to Italy
by way of the Canary islands.
After stops at Cannes, Nice,
Gibraltar and Genoa, the
couple disembarked at Naples.
Arriving in Rome, thev
Joined Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
xnornouce, Medford, who are
also spending considerable
time in Europe. That evening
at dinner tne tour met Blshoo
Benjamin Dagwell of Port
land, who is in Rome for an
extended stay.
While in Rome .the Grays
attended a performance of
Carmen," and remarked on
the fact that their hotel, the
Qulrlnale, is connected to the
opera house in which the per-
lormanee took place. From
Rome the travelers continu
ed to Florence and Venice,
and from Venice went to Mu
nich where they took delivery
of a small German car. They
made a stop in Salzburg, and
in Vienna visited friends.
Mrs. Gray was particular
ly impressed with a perform
ance of "Der Fledermaus" in
the Vienna Opera house, say
ing that in every way the pro
gram surpassed one which
they attended at the MetroDol-
itan Opera in New York City
before sailing.
Continuing to the Saltz-
Kammergut country near
Bride Honored
At Party Held
At Grange Hall
Williams-Mrs. Billy Wilson,
nee Jo Ann Ralph, Williams,
was honored with a miscella
neous bridal shower given
April 28, in the Williams
Grange hall. Mrs. Percy Sow-
ell was the hostess. The room
was decorated in pink and
green, with spring bouquets
arranged on the tables. The
bride s table was covered with
a cutwork linen cloth cen
tered with a bride's cake, dec
orated by Mrs. Lynn Stone.
Assisting the honored guest
with her gifts were Mrs. Rob
ert Boyce, her mother, and
Miss Marllce Findley. ,
Mrs. Mark Saunders, Mrs.
Chester Booth Sr. and Mrs.
Howard Collins sang, accom
panied by Mrs. Stone.
About 70 guests were invit
ed to the event. Refreshments
followed the opening of the
gifts and Mrs. Howard Collins
sang, accompanied by Mrs.
Booth Sr., to conclude the
afternoon.
week at picturesque Gmun
dem near the Alps, and from
there went to Switzerland.
They spent four days in Berne
and then traveled down the
Rhine.
The couple toured Holland
during tulip blossom time,
saying the flowers were ex
tremely beautiful, and spent
three days in Amsterdam.
There they attended a con
cert by Artur Rubenstetn, vis
ited museums and a diamond
cutting factory. In Holland
the pair -also visited the new
dam on the Zulder Zee.
In Belgium they visited
Bruge and Ostend, and took
the air ferry, which carries 17
passengers and three cars,
across the English channel. In
the British isles they were
guests of Mr. Gray's brother,
Dr. Antone Gray, who makes
his home, near London. Dr.
Gray, a former vice president
of the Kennicott Copper corn-
many, retired from that firm
to become chief mining con
sultant for the British Atomic
Energy commission. He was
decorated by Queen Elizabeth,
receiving the Order of the
British Empire, and has also
been decorated by the Yugo
slavian and Belgian govern
ments. ' .
During their stay in Eng
land, the Grays toured the
Devonshire country. The trip
home was by jet over the pole
to Los Angeles. Mrs. Gray is
president of the Rogue Valley
Area Girl Scout council and
when the couple arrived at
the Medford airport, they
were met by a delegation of
Scouts bearing a banner which
read "Welcome Home Gray
Owl," this being Mrs. Gray's
Scout name.
Dinner Party
Honors Doctor
Mrs. David C. Boals was
hostess for a surprise birth
day dinner party last Wednes
day evening which honored
her husband. Dr. Boals.
Theme of the event was ''Life
Begins at Forty."
About 20 guests attended
the party, held at the Boals'
home, 34 Glen Oak court-
Dr. Boals was elected a
member1 of the Medford
school board during the re
cent elections.
Miss Helen Bullis, 15 Flor
ence, avenue, returned last
week after spending , five
weeks visiting relatives in
Falls Church, Va., and New
York City, and friends in Ra
leigh, N. C, and Boston.
She returned by train via
Montreal and Chicago. '
To Elect
The Little Garden club of
Medford will elect officers at
a meeting Wednesday, May
10, at' 7:30 p.m. at the home
of Mrs. O. H. Smeitz, 1049
Ingrid street.
Ashland - Miss Judy Anne
Higgins, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Don Higgins, 41 Granite
street, has left Ashland to re
turn to Hawaii where she had
been living prior to the recent
extended visit with her parents.
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ot Laurel Ann Scripter,
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Eldon Scripter, 285 Scenic
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son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
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