SUNDAY. MAY 14, 19S1
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON
Show Theme
Announced
Eafle Point - "June Melo
dies" ha been selected by the
Eagle Point and Shady Cove
Garden clubs as the theme
for it standard flower show
and silver tea June 1 at the
Eagle Point Grange hall.
"' The show will be held for
Its members and the public
Is Invited to attend and ex
hibit. The show will be open
from 2 to 8 p.m. "
Mrs. Charles Stearns, Med
ford, Mrs. E. A. Bay and Mrs.
Randall Kay will be Judges
for the arrangements and Mrs.
O. V. Poe, Phoenix, Mrs. R.
T. Nlchol, Medford, and Mrs.
Arnold Bohnert, Central
Point, will Judge the horticul
ture section, i ,
Cochairmen will be Mrs.
Charles Cushman of the Eagle
Point club and Mrs. William
A. Shepherd of Shady Cove.
Schedules and further Infor
mation may be obtained from
either of the chairmen.
Registrar Talks
For Celebration
Ashland flJPB Mrs. Clar
ence Winston, registrar and
dean of women at Southern
Oregon college, was featured
speaker May 8 at Linfleld col
lege for a celebration of the
silver anniversary of Linfleld
branch, American Association
of University women.
Mrs. Winston has served as
Ashland AAUW president;
state president and regional
vice president.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Lee Hahner
(Wartena photo)
Th
Toy House
317 EAST MAIN
Remember the
WATER TOYS
yew saw at the Sports Fair?
They're In stock at the
TOY HOUSE. .
Club To Hold Final Meeting
Wednesday Study club will
hold the last meeting of the
current season at Ping s Gar
dens, Wednesday, May 17.
Luncheon will be served at
1 p.m. -..
Mrs. N. T. Hodges and Mrs.
George R, Carter gave the
program for the last meeting
of the club.
Mrs. Hodges reviewed
"Learn by Living," a self-bl
ography by Mrs. Eleanor Roo
sevelt In which she sets down
her basic philosophy of life
developed through trial and
error over a long span of
rich and active years. It is
said to be a self-portrait which
bespeaks the absence of any
vanity, self complacency or
pettiness.
Mrs. Roosevelt tells how to
become a mature person, how
to use ones time effectively,
how to get the best out of
people, how to conquer fear
end how to maintain hope and
help others and live so that
the world Is richer by having
lived.
Mrs. Carter read a prepared
article on the early history
of Oregon, particularly facts
about Jacksonville.
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Ashland - Mrs. Elmer New
ton, Mrs. John Shipley and
Mrs. W. S. Stennett are in
Eugene this' week where they
are representing the Ashland
Neighbors of Woodcraft at the
annual state convention.
Ceremony
In Loomis
Weds Pair
Of interest here is news of
the wedding April 23 in
Loomis, Calif., of Miss Mon
arae Myers, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Waldmar Storz, to
Ronald Lee Hahner, Sacra
mento. He is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. W. W. Hahner, 739
Dakota street, Medford.
The wedding was per
formed by the Rev. T. Nace
at 7:30 o'clock in the evening
before about 100 guests.
The bride was given' in
marriage by her father. She
wore a floor-length gown of
silk organza with long point
ed sleeves, and her fingertip-
length veil was held by a
rhlnestone crown. Her flow
ers were gardenias and carna
tions.
Mrs. Barbara Francis, New
Castle, Calif., was matron of
honor. She wore a blue ging
ham gown with lace inserts
and carried gardenias and
pink carnations. Bridesmaids,
Miss Linda Keenan, Sacra
mento, and Miss Kathren Vln-
cent, Fair Oaks, wore pink
gingham gowns.
Loria De FUentes and
Kathy Cobb, who lighted
candles, wore gowns similar
to that of the matron of hon
tor's.
, Keith Paschke,' Medford,
served as best man. Ushers
were John Davies, Loomis,
and Dave Nelson, Sacramento.
A reception followed at
Finn hall in Rocklin and the
couple left for a week's hon
eymoon in Disneyland, the
bride 1 wearing a white wool
sheatH with matching acces
sories,, The newlyweds are
making their home at 2651
26th street, Sacramento.
The bride was graduated
from Placer High school in
1959 and the bridegroom was
graduated from Medford High
school in 1954.
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In California
Ashland-Mrs. Minnie New
ton, 916 Iowa street, is visit
ing this week in Santa Rosa,
Calif., with her brother-in-law
and sister, Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Herhdon. -
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Mr. and Mis. Steven Sutch Jr.
(Landls photo)
Sutch-Berns Ceremony
Held at Catholic Church
Miss Barbara Berns, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Franklin
W. Berns. formerly of Med
ford and now of Glendale,
Ore., became the bride of Ste
ven Sutch Jr., Glendale, in
a ceremony April 29 at Med
ford's Sacred Heart Catholic
church. The Rev. John Ilg of
ficiated at the nuptial mass
and wedding ceremony.
The bridegroom's parents
are' Mr. and Mrs. Steven
Sutch, Glendale.
White stock decorated the
church for the 10 o clock
morning rites.
Mr. Berns escorted his
daughter to the altar.
Mrs. Willard Ponsonby
played the organ music and
accompanied the Misses Don-
from the islands in
the sun,
COTTON
SWIM SUITS
Hare's hoomalimall (Hawaiian for
flattery) for luaui or lounging on
your lanail Tropical cottons
blooming with lush color prints
wild with Hibiscus, leis of gin
gar, Jungle orchids, fragile but
terflys. Come wiki wikl (that's
quickly In Hawaiian) to LaPointe's.
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'na jpd Patty Ponsonby, who
sang.
The bride wore a floor
length gown of white Chantil-
ly lace over tulle accented
with seed pearls at the neck
line and on the three-quarter
length sleeves. Her fingertip
length veil was held by a
crown of crystals and seed
pearls and she carried a
white orchid and orange blos
soms on a Bible with a rosary.
The orange blossoms had been
worn by her mother at her
wedding. ' v'
Miss Shirley Berns attend
ed her sister. She wore ah
ice mint green chiffon frock
over tulle with white acces
sories. Her cascade bouquet
was of white carnations. Lit
tle Debra Sutch, Glendale,
sister of the bridegroom, was
flower girl. She carried a bas
ket of white petals. Tommy
Johnson, Glendale, was ring
bearer.
Edwin Sutch, Glendale,
served as best man for his
brother. Seating the guests
were Darl Sutch, Glendale, an
other brother, and Philip
Meglasson, Riddle.
Mrs. Berns ,wore for her
daughter's wedding a pale
green two piece linen suit
with white and heige acces-
1 sories. Mrs. Sutch chose a
beige shantung frock with
matching jacket with pink
and beige accessories. Their
corsages were of white rose
buds. Following the ceremony a
reception was held at the
Girls Community club with
about 80 relatives and friends
attending. Mrs. Charles Berns
and Mrs. Clifford Husman,
aunts of the bride, and Mrs.
Loren Meacham, aunt of the
bridegroom, cut and served
the wedding cake. Assisting
with the serving were Miss
Linda Freeman, Miss Donna
Ponsonby and Miss Charleta
Long.
The couple traveled to the
coast on their wedding trip
and are making their home in
Glendale. For traveling the
bride wore a pink linen sheath
with white and pink accesso
ries and a white orchid cor
sage. The bride attended Medford
High school for three years
and is now a senior at Glen
dale High school. Mr. Sutch
attended Glendale High school
and is a logger with the Berry
cogging company.
Among the out of town
guests were Mr. and Mrs. Ted
Berns, Lebanon, and Mr. and
Mrs. Isaac Derrick, who are
living at the coalt, grandpar
ents ol tne bride; Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Berns, aunt and uncle
of the bride, and Mr. and Mrs.
Leonard Nelson and Dana, all
Portland; Mr. and Mrs. Clif
ford Husman and Dick, Brook
ings, and Mr. and Mrs. Loren
Meacham, Eugene, aunt and
uncle of the bridegroom.
Sisters Leave
For Stay Abroad
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert D.
Strang, Oak Ridge avenue,
were in Eugene recently to
spend some time with Mrs.
Strang's mother, Mrs. Pearl
Strobel.
Mrs. Strobel and her three
sisters left May 12 by Jet
plane for Europe where they
spend several weeks touring
that continent. The sisters
are Mrs. Lucille Pettibone,
Mrs. Ella Dey and Mrs. Sadie
Tripp. All four women are
widows, and it will be the
first trip abroad for all four.
At Meeting
O'Brien Mrs. George
Michels, O'Brien, chairman
elect of the Lone Mountain
Home Extension unit, attend
ed the Home Economics coun
cil in Corvallis recently with
the representatives of other
Illinois Valley Home Exten
sion units.
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Methodist Women To Hold
Rogue Sub-District Session
Gold Hill - The Rogue sub-
district of the Women's So
ciety of Christian Service of
the Methodist church will
hold its annual spring meet
ing in the Gold Hill Commu
nity church Tuesday, May 16.
Registration will open at
9:30 a.m.; the meeting will
open with devotions at 10
a.m. by the Rev. Lochlen L.
Greeorv. Gold Hill castor.
Mrs. James Lindsay, Wild-
erville, sub-district president,
will preside over the business
meeting. There will be elec
tion and installation of offi
cers.
Workshops on the various
lines of work will be conduct
ed by the district officers. Re
ports of the year's activities
will be given by local society
presidents. Societies repre
sented will be Ashland, Tal
ent, Medford First, St. Luke's,
Medford,' Gold Hill, Grants
Pass, Cave Junction and Wild
erville. Luncheon will be served at
12:15 p.m. A nursery will be
available. Other societies are
asked to send their reserva
tions ito Mrs. E. C. Hoffman,
president of the locaKgroup,
being sure to state how many
babies and pre-school children
will be attending as the facili
ties for child care are limited
at the Gold Hill church. Mrs.
Hoffman and Mrs. Paul Mol-
loy are in charge of luncheon
arrangements.
Planning to attend the af
fair from Eugene is Mrs.
George Bllnkhorn, district
president.
Donna Col pitts
Honored Guest
Central Point - A bridal
shower honoring Miss Donna
Colpitts was given Sunday,
May '7; at the home of her
mother, Mrs. Ray Colpitts,' of
Route 1, Box 470,. Central
Point.
Hostess was the honored
guest's sister, Mrs. Ivan Wet
zell, assisted by Mrs. R. E.
Bibey. ,
Gifts, topped with a wed
ding bell, and encircled with
flowers of white net and sil
ver confetti, centered the re
freshment table.
Guests attending were Mrs.
Darrell Harris, Mrs. Leo
Christenson, 1 Mrs. Edward
Warper, Mrs. Geanne Savage,
Mrs. George Miller, grand
mother of the bride-to-be,
Mrs. Lorln Hughes, Mrs. Glen
Ward, Mrs. Donald J. Stubbs,
Mrs. Ge6rge M. Davis, Mrs.
Rudy Berwick, Mrs. Dan
Haas, and the Misses Janet
Barber and Shirley Savage.
Assisting with the serving
were Mrs. Berwick and Mrs.
Stubbs.
Dr. David Boals
To Be Speaker
Dr. David Boals will speak
at the May meeting of Med
ford Business and Profes
sional Women's club Thurs
day, May 18, at the Girls
Community club. '
The program will be in
charge of the national secur
ity committee of which Mrs,
B. C. Tenant is chairman.
Dr. Boals will talk about
civilian defense from the
physician's viewpoint.
Dessert will be served at
7:30, p.m., by the interna
tional relations committee
Miss Peggyann Hutchinson is
chairman.
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Pupils To Give
Recital Today
A group of the piano stu
dents of Mrs. Roberta Ward
Bebb will be presented in a
Mother's day musicale this
afternoon at three o'clock at
the residence-studio of Mrs.
Bebb, 528 South Grape street.
Those participating will be
Pamela Gilkison, Linda Beat
ty, Anna Jean Beardslee,
Sheryl Landing, Helen Harp
er, Sheryl Eddy and Gall
Gladfelter,
Parents and interested
friends ire invited.
MedfordBethel
Plans Initiation
Bethel 14, International Or
der of Job's Daughters, will
hold formal initiation begin
ning at 7:30 p.m., Wednesday,
May 17, in the Medford Ma
sonic temple.
The honored queen, Miss
Barbara Morton, invites all
parents, guardians, and per
sons of proper Masonic rela
tionship to attend the cere
mony.
Chairman of the refresh
ment committee is Miss Karen
Swensen, who will be assist
ed by the Misses Patricia Ken
nedy, Maureen Phillips, Maur
een Mayiield, Carla Borough,
Danielle Graham, and their
mothers.
Choir practice will be held
at 6:30 p.m., preceding the
meeting.
From Illinois
Ashland - Mr. and Mrs.
A. H. Flodeen, Mollne, 111.,
are spending several weeks
with their son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Rob
ert Bennett, 895 Elkader
street.
New sub - district officers
will be Installed during the
afternoon portion of the day.
Theme for the meeting is
"Walk With God."
Special music will be pre
sented by Mrs. C. Norman
Gail.
Dance Planned
At Domiciliary
The Ladies auxiliary to the
Veterans of Foreign Wars,
Department of Oregon, will
sponsor a dance Monday, May
15, at 8 p.m. in the Veterans
Administration theater at
White City. Verne Marshall's
orchestra will furnish music.
The hostess bus will leave
the Trailways depot at the
new time of 7:20 p.m. for
transportation to the dance.
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