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Ashland Couple Observes
60th f bedding Anniversary
MEDFOHD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFOHD. OREGON
Ashiand - A reception from
three to live o'clock Sunday
afternoon, April 29 observed
the 60th wedding anniversary
of Mr. and Mrs. George E.
Wright, 555 Litway street,
AshlanS. The event took place
in the Bellview Grange hall.
Eight of the couple's nine
children were present for the
occasion and other relatives
of the couple from the valley
and from out-of-town also at
tended.
Mr. and Mrs. Wright weie
married on April 29, 1902 in
Hebron, Nebraska, and moved
to northern California and
southern Oregon in 1924
George C. Wright of Santa
Ana, Calif., a son, was unable
to attend. He had visited his
parents the previous week
since he could not be here for
the anniversary date,
The children who attended
are Mrs. L. G. Sweet, Escon-
dido, Calif., Charles Wright
Happy Camp, Calif., Mrs. Ed
ward Ekwall and Claude
Wright, both of Ashland,
Frank Wright, Mrs. Roy He
witt, Lloyd Wright and Hugh
Wright, all of Medford. Fami
lies of the children also were
present.
Other relatives from oul-of-town
were Mr. and Mrs. Al
bert Wright, Denver, Colo.,
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred S.
Wright, Santa Ana, Calif., Mr.
and Mrs. Gilbert Wright, Tal
ent, and L. A. Wright, Klam
ath Falls, all brothers of Mr.
Wright; and Mrs. Martha
Rogers of Santa Ana, a sister
of Mrs. Wright, and the only
close relative of Mrs. Wright
in her own family.
Of special interest was the
fact that the honored couple
became great-great grandpar
ents for the first time the day
previous to their anniversary,
when their great-granddaughter,
Mrs. Robert Stoft of
Oceanside, Calif., became the
mother of a son, Edward,
The Wrights have 17 grand
children, eight great - grand
children and the one great-great-grandchild.
All of the
Temple Women
Plan Luncheon
A no-host luncheon at Med
ford hotel at 12:00 noon will
precede the stated meeting of
Zuliema temple, Daughters of
the Nile, on Saturday, May 12.
The business session will be
held at Medford Masonic tem
ple at 1 p.m.
Mrs. Charles Cook and Mrs.
Ralph McKay, luncheon co
chairmen, ask that those
planning to attend make reser
vations before 5 p.m. Wednes
day, May 9. Members may
telephone Mrs. Cook at SPring
2- 9617 or Mrs. McKay, SPring
3- 1695.
The meeting will be the last
spring session for the organi
zation, which does not meet
during June, July or August.
Final arrangements will be
made for sending the temple's
delegates to supreme session
at Des Moines from Sunday,
June 10, through Thursday,
June 14. Zuliema temple will
be represented by its queen,
Mrs. Chester Stonecypher,
Tulelake, Calif., and Mrs.
Murray S. Gardiner, Medford.
princess royal. Also planning
to attend is Mrs. George
Bryant, Coquille, a past
queen.
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grandchildren attended the
open house, and four of the
great grandchildren were
there.
During the open house Mrs.
Claude Wright poured coffee
and after Mrs. Wright had
made the initial cut of the
wedding cake, Mrs. Rogers
and Mrs. Stoft continued the
serving.
Miss Rosalie Hewitt, a
granddaughter, had charge of
the guest book.
The serving table was dec
orated with spring flowers
and photographs of the couple
at the time of their wedding
and a recent one of them
taken especially for the oc
casion. A family dinner preceding
the open house was attended
by 46 persons.
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SUNDAY. MAY 6. 1982
for t.ieir outstanding com-
imunity service, Mrs. Widen
i er W. Hendrixson and Mrs.
I Chester Squire, were also
honored at the 9 a.m. break
fast in Trinity parish hall.
A reception April 29 at Bellview Grange hall honored Women who are seniors at
Mr. and Mrs. George E. Wright. 555 Litway street, Ashland. Southern Oregon college were
on their 60th wedding anniversary. The Wrights have nine I guests of the association,
sons and daughters, and eight were present for the event.' New officers for the year
They have 17 grandchildren, eight great-grandchildren and installed bv Mrs. Dawn
a great-great-grandchild born the day before the celebration. 1 Gwaliney were: Dr. Beverley ' pital auxiliary and is active
Ashland AAUW Names
Vomen of the Yar
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Ashland-Mrs Harry Skerry Bennett, president; Mrs. J
was named ' Woman of thcjPruitt, vice-president; Mrs.
Year'' Saturday at the annual ; Phyllis Bennett, secretary.
May breakfast of the Amcri-1 and Miss Lois May, treasurer,
can Association of University j Mrs. Ella Ll'e conducted
Women. The award was pre- the meeting before turning
senteefby Jr. Betty Lou Dun-'over the gavel to her sueccs
lap, chairman of the status sor. -nd Mrs. Mabel Winston
of women committee. greeted the SOC seniors, in-
Two other finalists chosen i viting them to affiliate with
AAUW for a larger fellowship
in whatever community they
reside.
Ashland High school "Sen
iorettes," a girls' singing
group, presented two medleys
of popular songs. They were
introduced by Mrs. Estcl Soh
ler. Mrs. Skerry is president of
the Ashland Community Hos-
To Plan
j-ians tor attending a dis-i Vti
trict convention in Klamath Stamper,
! Falls will be made by the ex-1 1D62 graduating class of the
4V:-cutive and ways and means j University of Portland, owas
I committees of the Degree of ;one of the 19 members of that
Honor lodge Monday. May 7
at 12 noon. Mrs. Irl Groves,
1008 Rddy avenue, will be
hojejss in her home. A cov
ered dish luncheon will be
served.
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in other groups af iated with
the spital including beinj,
a member of its board of di
rectors. She is a past-president
of Tudor guild and has
been active in a number of
its projects. In addition, Mrs.
Skerry has held or now holds
offices in the PEO sisterhood.
Ashland study club. Episcopal
church, Vining Repertory as
sociation, AAUW, and the
Republican party.
The couple has two daughters.
Society Pledges Barbara Stamper
nana - Miss Barbara . arship, liberal culture, char-
member of thelacter and leadership. Each nf
the candidates has an honor
rating of magna or maxima
cum laue for 7iadiiai:on.
class selected for member- Miss Stamper, a secondary
ship in the university's Omi-jand physical education major
cron chapter of Delta Epsilon at the university, is tha
Sigma, national scholastic j daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
honor society for Catholic ! Henry Stamper of Medford.
universities. She is a graduate of Medford
Selection is based on schol-1 high school.
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