Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (April 29, 1962)
2 C SUNDAY. APRIL 21. 19(2 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON Reception Honors Newlywed Couple Mr. and Mrs. James Edward Pletsch of Monroe, Ore., who are newly married, were hon ored at a reception April 21 at the home of the bride groom's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John H. Pletsch, 18 Willam ette avenue. The bride Is the former Miss Marilee Ann Ed miston, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Edmiston, Eugene. The wedding was an event of April 14 in Eugene. About 80 guests attended the reception held at the Pletsch home. The rooms were decorated in pink and white and the reception table was covered with a pink cloth and centered wjth an arrangement of pink tulips, white stocks and doves. Serving were Mrs. H. J. Casson, Mrs. P. R. Schuler, Mrs. Grover Corum, Mrs. Wil liam E. Frake and Mrs. S. S. Poirier. Mr. and Mrs. Pletsch went north for the wedding which was held in the Eugene First Baptist church at S o'clock In the afternoon. The Rev. Mar vin Webster officiated. The bride was escorted by Earl McNutt, her great-uncle. Her attendants were Miss Lou Elsa Vocgtly, Mcdford, maid of honor; Miss Barbara Janzig, Eugene, Miss Gladys Kafoury of Portland, Mrs. El mer Keller of Eugene, and Miss Jean Pletsch, the bride groom's sister. The bride's gown was de signed with a bodice of Bel gian lace and Italian neckline. Appliques of lace trimmed the full tulle skirt. She wore a veil of silk illusion held from a lace shell cap embroidered Miss AUxi Hibbard Alexa Hibbard, James Chittick Engaged To Wed Mr. and Mrs. Floyd M. Hib bard, 1804 Roberts road, an nounce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Alexa Hibbard, to James Chittick, son of Mr. and Mrs. William A. Chittick, Albany, Ore. A summer wedding is planned. The bride-elect is a music instructor in the Salem ele mentary schools and teaches flute and piano as well as choral groups. She is a 195B graduate of the University of Oregon. Her fiance is a graduate of San Francisco Slate college and he teaches social studies and dramatics in the San Francisco schools. i 3r '8Sy ' y 1P,,WF 4 ! Vita t uV: chT.i -vo-' f M - 21 N. CU1RAL Ex. IX8 Convenient Termi If Desiredl with seed pearls. Her pearls were a gift from the bride groom. The bridal bouquet was of white roses and steph- anotls. The attendants wore gowns of pink organza over taffeta with velvet belts and head bands. All carried bouquets of white carnations. Jeanne Perry was flower girl and she also wore a gown of pink organza. Michael McNutt carried the rings. Gary Fendell was best man and seating the guests were Jeff Turay, Elmer Keller, Scott Philips, Mcdford, and Robert Edmiston. Lowell Chase sang and Mrs. Charles Roffe was accompanist. At the reception in the Rhoda McNutt room, Mrs. Wilbur Williams of Oakridge, aunt of the bride, cut the bride's cake; Mrs. Arthur Cal loway, Mrs. Rudy Ness and Mrs. Stanley Summers served the bridegroom's cake. Mrs. Ralph Gibbs poured and Mrs. Amos Gilmour served punch. Miss Molly McNutt had the guest book and Miss Kalhe rine Williams and Mrs. Gary Richardson attended the gifts. For her daughter's wedding, Mrs. Edmiston wore a beige lace jacket dress with flow ered hat, and Mrs. Pletsch was dressed in a light green en semble of salin-back shantung. Their corsages were of carna tions and stcphanotis. Others from Medford who attended the wedding were Mr. and Mrs. Ernst Ruegger, James and Bill Frake, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Underwood and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wonderly. Among out-of-town guests at the wedding was the bride groom's grandmother, Mrs. A. D. Byram of Kelso, Wash. Both young people are Uni versity of Oregon graduates and both were majors in mu sic. The bride, a pianist, is a member of the Mu Phi Epsllon sorority, and the bridegroom is affiliated with Phi Mu Al pha, Sinfonia; both are music honor societies. The bride was graduated last March and the bridegroom was a 1961 grad uate. Since that time he has been leaching in Monroe High school. He is a Medford High school graduate. At the close of the teaching year he will leave for Air Force offi cer's training school. The bridegroom's social fraternity is Tau Kappa Epsllon. May Day Tea Slated The annual Eastwood Bap tist church May day silver lea will be held this year at the home of Mrs. E. Ron Rice, 21S Saginaw drive, on Tuesday, May 1 from 2 to 4 p.m. Those who will Dour during the afternoon are Mrs. Law rence Krause, Mrs. William Ricken, Mrs. Robert Tull. Mrs. John Reynolds, Mrs. Harvey Coovert, Mrs. Harold Sauncr, Mrs. George Rosrberry and Mrs. Clifford Young. All are wives of ministers. Music will be furnished by Medford High school students and a feature of the afternoon will be a display of hobbies and crafts. Proceeds from the tea will he used tn purchae plants for the church sanctuary. 3 iftlt. -3 Mrs. Jamat Edward Pletsch (Parker photo) Hospital Week Events Announced; Present day hospital care represents a unique combin ing of science and personal at tention, Charles I. Gustafson, administrator of Rogue Val ley Memorial hospital, said today on the opening of Na tional Hospital week. "Scientific advances have been translated Into life-sav ing equipment, medications, and medical techniques," Mr. Gustafson said, "but they art passed on to the patient only because physicians, nurses, and other medical personnel are present to use them." National Hospital week will be observed locally from April 30 to May 4. This years theme, "Your hospital . uniting science and patient care, points out that each person who enters a hospital Misi Karan Slmcox . (Ktnnall-EUii) Two Students Are Engaged Mr. and Mrs. Fred Simcox, 1224 Winchester avenue, an nounce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Karen Ann Simcox, to Lowell Dean, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Dean, Ross Lane, Medford. Miss Simcox is a freshman student at the University of Oregon where she is majoring in psychology. She is a lOfil graduate of Medford High school, and Is a member of Gamma Phi Bela sorority. The bridegroom-elect is a sophomore at the university and is a prrdentistry student. He was graduated from Med ford High school in 1960 "V I WOMEN'S SWIM CLASSES Starting TUESDAY, MAY 1 TUESDAYS AND THURSDAYS Ragistrotien limited ts 20-lnsfructor, Dutch Forfon V Tea Planned will benefit from the latest scientific advances and the most careful human attention to his individual needs. Events scheduled at Rogue Valley Memorial this week in clude the annual auxiliary tea on Monday from 2 to 4 p.m., in the board and staff room of the hospital. Twenty -six babies born at the hospital during the first week in May of 1961, along with their mothers, have been invited to celebrate their first birthday together on Thursday. Auxil iary members will be host esses for the baby party. Several auxilians plan to be In Portland next week for the meeting of the Association of Western Hospitals. A work shop on orientation for volun teer workers will be present ed by Mrs. A. N. Potter, as sisted by Mrs. Charles Barnes and Mr. Gustafson. Couple to Wed In June Service Mr. and Mrs. John McFar lane. formerly nf Phoniv Ore., now nf Rnznman Mnnl announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter. Miss Deneice Thompson, to Lloyd (Scotty) wrignt, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd W. Wright. 1764 Spring brood road. Medford. The wedding is being plan ned for June 111 at. Ilia fc'ircl Christian church in Medford. Miss Thompson attended Phoenix Senior High school and Mr. Wright is a graduate of Medford High school. He now is employed by Kay Paper Products. Newlywed Pair Visits Family Applegale Valley - Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Nashif have re turned to Portland after visit ing here with Mrs. Nashif's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Willard Wilson, Upper Applegate store. Mrs. Nashif is the former Miss Donna Wilson whose marriage to Mr. Nashif, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Nashif of Portland, took place in that I city January 20. Mrs. Nashif is a graduate of Jacksonville High school and attended Ore. gon State university. She has i secretarial position with I General Motors in Portland. I Mr Nashif was graduated from high school in Portland, and enlisted in the United States Navy in January. He had been stationed at Los Angeles prior to his visit here. Beginnsrs .... 7:30 to 8:30 Intermediates 8:30 to 9:30 $12-12 Sastioni Y Mambort FREE Call SP 2-6295 For Information or Registration Kindergarten to Benefit From Champagne Supper Dinner and dancing, a style show, and a "surprise'' enter tainment, all in an exciting Peppermint Lounge environ ment, will be enjoyed by guests attending the cham pagne supper sponsored by thi Medford Junior Service league. Scheduled tor Satur day, May 5, at the Rogue Val ley Country club, the event will benefit the league's kin dergarten for hard-of-hearing children. In a setting of pink and white peppermint striped poles, a gossamer orchestra canopy, and pink starbursts, guests will be transported to the league's own version of the well-known Peppermint Lounge in New York. During dinner, which will be served at 8 o'clock, league members will model the latest in fashion and elegance from Mann's, Burelson's, and Jean Hart's stores. Members of the supper com mittee are keeping the enter tainment a secret and an nouncing only that it will be "most unusual and a delight ful surprise." A six-piece orchestra under the direction of John Lusk will provide music for danc ing during the evening. The Junior Service league's kindergarten for hard-of-hearing children, located at Prid dy and McAndrews road in Medford, is in its ninth year of operation. During this lime more than 40 children have been helped to hear and speak through training in lip-reading and speech and through the use of hearing aids, to utilize re sidual hearing. Currently there are 12 children enrolled Tri-Delts Plan Alumnae Chapter Plans are being formulated by alumnae members of the Delta Delta Delia sorority to institute an alumnae chapter of the sorority for this area A meeting for the purpose of organizing such a chapter will be held Wednesday. May 2 at 8 p.m., in the home of Mrs. Gor don E. Williams, 3634 Ma- drona lane, Medford. Persons who are interested in attending or have the names of other Tri-Dclta alumnae are asked to call Mrs. Gordon Williams, SP 3 5211; Mrs. II. S. Deuel Jr., ULrich 5 1050 or Mrs. Robert Bosworth, SP 3-7144. Engagement Told In Wilderville Wildcrville - Mr. and Mrs. William Bonditti announce the engagement of their daughter Nancv to Kent Mav. field, Cave Junction. Miss Bonditti was gradual. ed from Grants Pass High school in 1061 and is employ ed by the Josephine Title and Trust company. Mr. Mayfield is employed by Marlain's Dairy in Cave Junction. The wedding date has not been set. HOT WEATHER COLOGNE COiU' FRESH' mWJ! Splash it on -ill (ivff-ji'tj ffH msljrtly roo!i. You'll Ifivf i drliCPus trail ol In S'Mrf jll dav-iH'd hat fnjijnrp. Sfim dmuWuI scents ... all lijh( htft li'Prt'ig CHcvsf Sfunl and enjoy cha-f.rg thpm about as vou chan vouf r'othf s You can atlo-d them at this special rice JUST $1 Dorothy Gray McLains DRUG CENTRE THRIFTY GRCIH STAMPS I No Ct"l if 2-711) ? ! III in the kindergarten. Mrs. Eugene Mcyerding, at SPring 3-4910, is taking res ervations for the champagne supper. Penneys t 4 1T AT w.,,r. C BvlV" jF J DACRON" POLYESTER NYLON ! Jjf N C0TT0N SL,PS' REG' 2'98 I "ryrv'iifV?,Jgrii N0W L, I Jr SnV ' hadow-paneled for under summer l ?K jCL V "! 't&S&tJJ ' slieers. Ruffled, straight line full d v v , Jf Hjl'w, xVv l ji s!3Hr' length styles in white, black, pale 1 v J&i I lLi S S tones. Proportioned petite, average, - i ' tall, sizes 32 to 44; one to 52. Half Slips Reg. 1 .98, Now .. LrTiiWLyUVJLru slips go on sale j at very special Anniversary Savings . s$'i NYLON SATIN TRICOT V I FULL SLIPS, REG. 3.98 , V " Y f Now 99 S3AM; Beautiful bargains at regular prices, pes- V ft itive finds now. Pleated and lacy. Shadow- vy ' 2 lit VVS V paneled. White, garden colors. Proper- V'SON W r.''3t ) tioned lengths, petite, average, tall. Sizes "f7 AAttSlS'l' ' ff .p 1 Halt Slip, Rc9. 2.98, Now 33 A Mrfe' J CHARGE IT . . . buy now for Mother's Day i PENNEY'S STREET FLOOR J at. . . t-1 mi pun. Ttwiwoi w iimi-r - mu inm. ..m mr James Colemans Mr. and Mrs. James Drew Coleman and Infant daughter, Claire, arrived in Medford the end of the week and will make their home at 1838 Woodlawn avenue. They for merly lived in Danville, Calif. Mr. Coleman is a Medford High school graduate and botn To Live in City he and Mrs. Coleman are grad- uates of the University of Ore gon. She formerly lived in Portland. Mr. Coleman will be associ ated in business with his fa ther, Hugh Coleman, at the Crater Lake Motor company. Here it is . . . ANOTHER BIG 60TH ANNIVERSARY YEAR OFFER, AT PENNEY'S ONLY In Benicia Hornbrock - Mr. and Mrs; Willis Jones and children? Phillip and Betsy, and Mrs? Jones' mother, Mrs. Jacque line Bebeau of Ashland, spen last week end in Beniciaj. Caill-, Willi iVlia. ucwtou a a,.-,-. the Hornbrook schools. -.
