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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON SUNDAY. APRIL 22. 1962 ! Si Misi Edna Smith (Memory Lane photo) Summer Rites Planned by Pair Ashland Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Smith. 100 Gar field street, announce the en gagement of their daughter, Edna Christine, to Donald H. Bralcy. the son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bralcy, San Di ego. Calif. Miss Smith was graduated from Evangel college, Spring field, Mo., in 1960 and is now teaching second grade at West Side school, Medford. Mr. Bralcy attended Biola Bible college, Los Angeles, Calif., and is employed at Georgia Pacific Hardboard plant. Coos Bay, Ore. A July wedding is planned. SODA Slate Ceremonies Eight young women will be capped during ceremonies conducted by the Southern Oregon Dental assistants Thursday, April 26 at 8 p.m., in the Red Cross building. Dr. Bruce L. Turner, ad viser, will present each young woman with her cap. The caps are awarded to the wom en as a result of their mem bership in the dental assist ants association and employ ment in dental assistant work. The public is invited to at tend the ceremonies. Refreshments will be serv ed. Mrs. Mary Johnson, presi dent of the association, is in charge of general plans. STICK FfinriRANI i tihy TCSSY Take your pick I Tussy Cream Deodorant, Roll-On or Stick. Shop now and get half off. Save just as much as you spend. Or get two guardian angels for the price of one I GREEN STAMPS WAINSCOTT'S PHARMACY East Main at Riveride Extending Joyful x . P I YOUR GUARDIAN ANGEL only I usually out w nut to all our many friends and customers lPAf&iriJ from all of us . . Luncheon Benefits Auxiliary Forty guests attended a pre Easter luncheon given by Mrs. Harry Fitzpatrick at her home at 2212 Buena Vista drive, Monday, April 16. Cohostess was Mrs. Joseph E. Barrett. The event was given as a benefit for the local auxiliary to the National Association of Letter Carriers. Pink champagne was serv ed to the guests at tables on the patio as they arrived by Mrs. Netta Rector. The guests then were escorted into the living and dining area dec orated in an Easter theme, and luncheon, consisting of Chi nese foods prepared by the hostess, was served. Mrs. Lynn Mathews assisted in serving and Mrs. Chester Ernst, who is Japanese, served tea. She was dressed in a tra ditional kimono and obi. Tables were decorated with panorama Easter eggs which had been made especially by Mrs. Fitzpatrick and which were given as table prizes. An Easter cake in the form of an egg, also made by Mrs. Fitz patrick, was given to Mrs. Arthur Johnson. Featured at the luncheon were Easter hats decorated and worn by the guests. Mrs. Budd Gail and Mrs. Chester Silliman acted as judges for the hats and select ed the hat worn by Mrs. Carl Pearson as the prettiest, Mrs. Mathews as the funniest and Mrs. Elvin Boswell's as the most decorative. A hat worn by Mrs. Mal colm Cady received a great deal of comment. The hat was designed with a small wire cage holding a live baby chicken. t Prom Date Announced The Medford High school junior-senior prom is sched uled this year for May 5 at 8 p.m., in the boys' gymna sium. Mike Callan, a junior, is chairman for the event. The theme is being kept a secret. The prom queen will be an nounced during the event. Decorations will be direct ed by Miss Sherry Koblik. Music will be furnished by the Bob Anderson quintet. State President To Be Visitor; Recital Is Given Mrs. Carla Wood Vincent, state president of the Oregon Music Teachers association, will be in Medford for the May meeting of Rogue Valley Music Teachers. Plans were made for her visit at the April meeting of the valley group at the home of Mrs. Kenneth Brown. Mrs. Darell Huson presented her piano pupils in a suite "Ad ventures of Ivan" by Khacha turian. Dnnald Bartlett of the Hed- rick Junior High school band dcDartmcnt directed a clarinet quartet and Miss Betty Gay Hoffman played an alto saxo- nhnnp snln accnmDanicd bv Miss Signe Lusk at the piano. PudiIs of Mrs. uiui m. nirson. Mrs. Karl Peterson, Mrs. Huson, Mrs. Brown, Sis ter Miriam Joseph, bister Mary Lauranne and. Sister Maria Barbara, were present ed in a program April 15 by the Rogue Valley Music Teachers. Students with superior rat ings who performed were Sheila Hassell, Connie O'Con nor, Gina Newman, Debbie Tischhauser, Steven Ruef, Kathy Pennington, Mary Bu rich, Linda Marmo, Chris Stewart, Nancy Piazza, Tom Schoppert, Janet Price. Mari lyn Taylor, Jennifer Wilcox, Glenn Stewart, Lelanne Jack son. Mary Kay Hochstatter, Marti Dixon, Charlotte Brown, Virginia Gandt, Carol Pennington, Sarah Robinson. Susan Conner, Marilyn uuio an and Darelyn Huson. To Nominate Nomination of officers is slated for the next meeting of the auxiliary to the Fraternal Order of Eagles to be held Thursday. April 26 at 8 p.m.. in the Eagle hall. 217 West Main street. ft Four of the guests who attended a pre-Easter luncheon last Monday at the home of Mrs. Harry Fitzpatrick, 2212 Buena Vista drive, are shown wearing hats which they decorated especially for the occasion. The hat worn by Mrs. Elvin Boswell far left) was judged as most decorative. Next to Mrs. Boswell is Mrs. Carl Pearson, whose hat was considered the prettiest. With them (continuing to the right) are Mrs. John Glittering Jewel Display Thursday; ACS Benefit A glittering display of valu able jewels in modern settings will lend sparkle to the Star light room of the Rogue val ley Country club on Thurs day, April 26, when the Amer ican Cancer society will spon sor a silver tea and jewel erama. The jewelry will be on display from 2 to 4:30 o'clock in the afternoon and from 7:30 to 9:30 o'clock in the evening, so that both men and women may view it. Oscar Heyman and com pany of New York City, man ufacturing jewelers, are bring ing the collection to Medford with the cooperation of Bro phy's Jewelers of Medford and Skeie's Jewelers of Eu gene. "Throughout the world, the exquisite beauty of Heyman jewelry has been known to those who recognize true ar tistic perfection," the sponsor ing jewelers siaic. n ncj man original symbolizes me ultimate in taste and elegance, with each creation perpetuat- ing the noblest traditions oI fine jewelry. Without excep-jlhe tion. the Heyman designers and artisans are known for their skill and devotion to their work. They are masters of a craft in which there are few masters." Pendant necklaces, brooch es, rings, earrings, and brace lets will be shown, many of them designed in platinum and set with diamonds. Some pieces will be emphasized with other precious stones rubies, emeralds, and sap phires. Tratime delicacies win oc served to guests during both showings, and a number of honored guests will preside at the two tea tables aurinp me afternoon and evening. They will be Mrs. Walter Garner, Mrs. Robert DeLorme, Mrs. Chester Hubbard, Mrs. Earl Lawson. Mrs. Raymond Mik sche. Mrs. Hanley Heffcrnan, Mrs. Lewis Ulrich. Mrs. Mai- 1 .,1 5l" AW. A.. JR. fck fit I . Lisac, and Mrs, Arthur Johnson of Ashland. Mrs. Joseph E. Barrett was cohostess with Mrs. Fitzpatrick for the luncheon which was given as a benefit for the auxiliary to the National Association of Letter Carriers. Guests were served pink champagne at patio tables preceding the luncheon in the Fitz patrick home, which was decorated in the Easter theme. (Knackstedt photo) zie Daily, Mrs. Berwick Wood, Mrs. William Miller, Mrs. Bren H. Starchcr, Mrs. Wil liam Schei, Mrs. Elvin Pesen ti, Mrs. G. T. Haupcrt. Also Mrs. Donald Whalin, Mrs. Mahr Reymers, Mrs. C. Edward Gordon, Mrs. Walter Graff, Mrs. Oscar Halboth, Mrs. John Wiriton, Mrs. L. G. Gentner, Mrs. Grace Collins, Mrs. Lee Ellsworth, Mrs. D. Kirkland West, Mrs. John Boyle, Mrs. Paul Doe, Mrs. Reese Alexander, Mrs. Mark Taylor, Mrs. Jerome Olson, Mrs. B. D. Mitchell, Mrs. Wil liam Edwards. Mrs. R. B. Thierolf, Mrs. Robert Turner, Mrs. Kenneth Wright, Mrs. Howard Pierce, and Mrs. John C. Collins. The centerpieces for the ta bles will be arranged by Mrs. Raymond Miksche, and will feature pink and purple flow ers in antique gold and crys tal containers, with matching candelabra. Other flower ar- rancPments will be donated , by four Mcdor() florists, Hejrioom (ca services and coffee urns will be loaned for (w0 tca (abIcs by Mrs , John Day Mrs Charles Wal- ker. Mrs. Joe Hearin, Mrs John Winton, and Mrs. W. H. Reichstein. A white linen and lace cloth belonging to Mrs. Day will be used on one tea table, and a lace cloth belong ing to Mrs. Hearin will cover the other tea table. Proceeds from the silver tea will be donated to the Amer ican Cancer society, and inter-1 ested persons are invited to , attend. No invitation is nec essary. -n..np, -Jn Make j "-OUpieS I O VaK.e onventlOn I rip Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Nelson, 1132 Mira Mar. Medford. and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cast. Port land, will leave the middle of the week for San Francisco and Palm Springs, Calif Later they will continue to Phoenix. Ariz., where they will attend a convention of grocers. The couples will return May 5. House Guests Cave Junction-Mr and Mrs Larry Sanders and son of Forest Grove, Ore., are house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Knight, while Mr. Sanders is here to contact school officials in regard to teaching in the Cave Junction schools. He soon will graduate from Pa cific university, Forest Grove. Parents Arrive Central Point - Mr. and Mrs Vrrne Acha. Pontiac. Mich , have arrived in Cen tral Point to spend a monlh with their son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Nor i man Hedgepath, 157 Glenway. IS? "C.l Mwra Mi" mi P.K. 'M 1 f' fJP Wearing a traditional Japa nese kimono and obi, Mrs. Chester Ernst served tea at a benefit party given April 16 by Mrs. Harry Fitzpatrick and Mrs. Joseph E, Barrett at the former's home, 2212 Buena Vista drive. (Knackstedt photo) Pupils Present Spring Recital Applcgate A spring piano recital was held Friday eve ning in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ashton Foersl. Piano students taught by Mrs. Elaine Cronk and Mrs. Fnerst presented a variety of solos, ducts and trios. Students performing were David Hill. Laura and George Foerst. Nancy and Susan Head, Beth Kroiise, Alicia El more. Connie Burrell. Mari lyn Gapen, Tom and Bob Piele and John Hill. Jerry Cronk taped the pro. gram which was then played back for the students to hear while refreshments were served. We need clothing, shoes, diihct. furniture, end bedding. We Pick Up. HELP OTHtP.S! The Salvation Army 30 N. Hollt SP'ino. 3-7335 HELP IP US! Ceremony Is Held In Jacksonville Jacksonville-Mrs. Doris Mc Kce Norris and Henry C. Cal laway were wed in rites read April 14 at 1 o'clock in the afternoon by Francis Gallatin, Ashland justice of the peace. The ceremony was performed in the new home of the bride's son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Norris, Jacksonville. Mrs. Nancy Goodcn, Port land, daughter of the bride groom was matron of honor. and Kenneth Norris served as best man. For her wedding the bride wore a light blue suit with white accessories. Her corsage was a white orchid. Mrs. Goodcn wore a coral colored dress also with white acces sories and a white orchid cor sage. The Norris home was dec orated with baskets of daffo dils, apple blossoms and other spring flowers. About 25 persons attended the ceremony and about 50 guests were at the reception in the Norris home, given by the bride's sisters. Mrs. Al bert Hackert and Mrs. O. C. Parker, both of Jacksonville. Mrs. Hackert poured and Mrs. Parker served the wedding cake. The bride has lived her en tire life in Jacksonville and attended Jacksonville schools. Until recently she was em ployed as a nurse at Mitchell sanitarium. The bridegroom is formerly from Orofino, Idaho. He at tended the University of Ore gon and is a construction en gineer with Cornell, Howland, Hayes and Merryfield, Cor vallis, consulting engineers. The couple is living in Jack sonville and plans to move soon to Pendleton, where Mr. Callaway will be associated with a construction project. Couple Hosts For Reunion; Easter Dinner Mr. and Mrs. Fred Simcox, 1224 Winchester avenue, are hosts today for a family re union and Easter dinner. Here from out of town are Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Dreves- kracht and sons, Ronnie and Robert, Redwood City, Calif.; Miss Karen Simcox, who is visiting her parents from the University of Oregon, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Russell, and sons, of Roseburg. Others at the dinner and reunion are Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Russell, Mr. and Mrs. W S. Russell and family, and Mr and Mrs. Don Pursel and family, all of Medford. Miss Simcox, a freshman at the university, was one of the princesses for the recent an nual White Water parade on the McKenzie river. She is a member of Gamma Phi Beta sorority. Another princess was Miss Linda Loffer, Grants Pass, member of Kappa Kappa Gamma. Mr. and Mrs. Simcox were among the Medford residents who went north for the an nual river event. Mistletoe Club Luncheon Slated A dessert luncheon is plan ned by the Mistletoe club of the Royal Neighbors of Amer ica on Wednesday, April 25 at 12:30 p.m., in the Girls Cummunity club. The serving committee members are Mrs. Frank Hus song, Mrs. Ruby Mallory, Mrs. Nora Glascock and Mrs. Alvin Lehman. PLANNING RENT one of our MUSICAL CENTERPIECES! For Birthdays, Baby Showers, Weddings and Anniversaries See our Complete Selection of PARTY PAPER GOODS Plates Napkins Table Clothi Cups Place Mats Nut Cups Favors Candles in all sizes, shapes & colors Centerpieces & other decorations foo numerous to mention! LET US HELP YOU PLAN YOUR NEXT PARTY OR WEDDING! West Main 135 West Mam a. in Mr. and Mn. Leo W. Ulam, Myrtle Creek, Ore., announce the engagement of their daughter, Linda (Wendy) Car ol) Ulam, to Marvin Vickoren, on of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Harper, Ogden, Utah. He it a grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Williams, 902 Maple Park drive, and makes his home with the Williams. Both Miss Ulam and her fiance are students at Southern Oregon college, Ashland. No date has been set for the wedding. Ladies of Elks Hold Election; Party Planned Mrs. Claud W. Hoover was elected 1962-63 chairman of the Medford Ladies of Elks during elections held April 17. The new chairman was introduced by Mrs. Harold B. Loper, retiring chairman for lfltil-62. Other officers for (he year include Mrs. Clyde T. Ram sey, associate chairman; Mrs. Jack H. Crcagcr, secretary; Mrs. Bert L. Cook, treasurer; Mrs. Sam L. Jones, hospital ity chairman, and Mrs. Larry E. Juniper, membership chair man. On Tuesday, May 1 the group will meet for a buffet dessert at 1:30 p.m., in the Elks club downstairs party room. Bridge, canasta, and pinochle will be played. Mrs. Hoover has requested that members notice the ear lier starting time and extends an invitation to the wives and widows of all Elks, whether local or out of town members. Student Named To Honor Group Mrs. . Arne Landsberg ot Dobrot Way, Central Point, has been named to member ship at Oregon Male univer sity in the national honorary society for women in chem istry. Iota Sigma Pi. Seventeen under graduate students and graduate wom en doing advanced work in chemistry were selected on the basis of high scholarship and promise of future achieve ment. Mrs. Landsberg is a senior in the school of agriculture. McDonalds Visit Families Here Mr. and Mrs. Bruce McDon ald, Paradise, Calif., arc in Medford today for a brief visit with relatives. Returning with them to Paradise will be their children, Theresa Lou, Susan Ann and David Patrick, who spent the past week wilh their grandmothers. 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