SUNDAY. MAY 20. 1962
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON
Betrothal Announcements
Made Here, In Corvallis
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Jewett,
fi South Grovcland avenue,
Medford, announce the en
gagement of their daughter
Sandra Dianne Jewett, to Ar
thur I. Elkins, son of Mrs.
Grace Harmon, Portland, and
Joel D. Elkins, 209 Ashland
avenue, Medford.
Both are 1961 graduates of
Medford High school. Miss
Jewett is a student at Oregon
State university, Corvallis,
and a member of Delta Zela
sorority. She made known
the engagement news at her
sorority house with a tradt
tional candle lighting ci
mony.
Miss Jewett is a grand
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H,
P. Jewett, Crown street, Cen
tral Point, and Mr. and Mrs
C. C. Clemens, 1336 Queen
Anne avenue, Medford.
Mr. Elkins is with the
United Stales Air Force and
Is stationed in Tucson, Ariz,
No date has been set for
the wedding.
Patricia Ann Sapi
Engagement Is
Announced By
Klamath Couple
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold J.
Sept, 2640 Eberlin avenue,
Klamath Falls, announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Patricia Ann Sept, to Donald
William Eck, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Louis G. Eck, 203 North
Peach street, Medford.
Miss Sept, a Klamath Union
High school graduate, Is a jun
ior in elementary education at
Southern Oregon college. She
also is vice president of Stu
dent Oregon Education associ
ation and secretary to Dr.
Chester Squire, professor at
the college.
The bridegroom-elect is a
Medford High school graduate
and attended the University
of Oregon. He was a military
guided missile instructor for
the Seventh Army and NATO
in Europe. At the present time
he is a senior at Southern Or
egon college in elementary ed
ucation and Is student teach
ing at Washington school in
Medford.
No wedding date has been
set.
Betrothal Told
In Rogue River
Rogue River - Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Gates, Rogue River,
announce the engagement of
their daughter, Judith Elaine,
to Leroy Slanakcr, son of
Mrs. Hazel Slanakcr, O'Brien,
Ore.
Miss Gates Is a junior at
Rogue River High school. Mr.
Slanakcr is employed by Ben
nett J. and Sons, logging con
tractors. No date has been set for the
wedding.
Eugene Concert
Hour Announced
Eugene - Eugene Civic Mu
sic association announced to
day that the concert of the
Philadelphia orchestra set for
Sunday, May 27, in Eugene,
will be at 2:30 p.m. daylight
lime, or 1:30 p.m. standard
time. Eugene Ormondy con
ducts the Philadelphia orches
tra. This is the last concert of
the season for the Eugene
association.
Traveler Returns
From Trip East
Central Point - Mrs. C,
McKibben has returned lo
her home at 833 Hopkins
road, Central Point, after a
trip east to visit relatives, j
She was accompanied by her
brother, J. M. Ferney, Pay
ette, Idaho.
In Washington, DC. the
two were guests of Mrs. Mc
Kibben's Son, LI. Cmdr. Fer
ney McKibben of the United
States Coast Guard, his wife
and their son. Bruce. From
Washington t h e travelers
went to New Jers y and Con
necticut En route hac k to the
West coast, they stopped in
Kansas City and spent some
Sandra D latin Jawatt
Many Programs Presented
In New York by Pianist
Miss Sonja Pete.-snn, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Emit
Peterson, 2574 Jacksonville
highway, was featured piano
soloist May 18 at Columbia
university In New York City.
The program Is one of a se
ries in Bard hall at the Uni
versity's College of Medicine.
Miss Peterson has appeared
in several programs this
year in New York, bne has
twice, In November and
April, given recitals on Radio
Station W-NYC on the sta
tion's "Keyboard Master"
series.
Last February Miss Peter
son and Dana Dixon, pianist
from North Carolina, were se
lected by Juilliard School of
Music, to perform the rarely
heard "Grand Duo," for four
hands, by Franz Schubert.
This broadcast was heard over
FM station W-FUV in New
York City.
In March, Miss Peterson
presented her graduation re
cital at Juilliard school and in
April she gave a series of pro
grams in upstate New York.
Miss Petersons program at
the Columbia university re-
ital included "English Suite
No. 6 in D Minor" by J. S.
Bach; "Sonata In C Major, K.
330" Mozart; "32 Variations
in C Minor," Beethoven; "ln
termesso, Opus 116, No. 4,"
and "Capricclo, Opus 116, No.
3," both by Brahms, and
Cava Junction Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Charry hava an.
nouncad lha angagamant of
thtlr daughtar, Mill Pamela
Charry, lo Ron Bryant, Wil
mington, Calif. Tha wadding
data has baan sat for August
11. Miss Charry is a graduata
of Illinois Vallay High school
and was quatn of Labor day
(tlvititi in 1961.
Shower Given
For Bride-Elect
Cave Junction Miss Mary-
lin McNaught, bride-elect of
Andy Scott was honored at
a bridal shower held
recent-1
lv in the home of Mrs. M
Naught. Mrs. I.illie Martin
was hostess with Mrs. Joe
Smith as cohoslcss.
Pri7.es for games went to
Mrs. Phyllis Giffl and Miss
Janice Weyhe. Refreshments
were served.
Over 20 guests attended.
The couple's wedding was
an event of yesterday in the
Cave Junction Community
church.
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Medford Senior
Is Named Scholar
Miss Jill Barnes, 2210 Hill
yest road, Medford, who will
ente Wellesley college, Wel
lesley, Mas., as a freshman
in the fall, has been honored
by the college Ijy being desig
nated as a Pendleton scholar.
She is the daughter of Mrs.
Margaret Powers Barnes and
is a senior at Medford High
school. Miss Barnes is one of
six Pendleton scholars select
ed from the Far West region.
By naming Pendleton schol
ars, Wellesley is publicly hon
oring a very small number
of entering students with out
standing credentials as prom.
ising scholars. They have
been selected without refer
ence to financial need, al
though if need exists the col
lege will meet it fully.
"Ballade In F Major, No. 2,"
Chopin.
The pianist plans to present
recitals in Medford and Sa
lem during the summer.
Shower Honors
Miss Harbison;
Service Friday
Miss Joan Harbison was hon
ored at a linen shower Tues
day, May 15 by Mrs. Robert
Fry at her home on 432 Ard
more avenue. Miss Harbison,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sam
Harbison, 2125 Orchard Home
drive, Medford, is the bride
elect of Dennis Hammond, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Ham
mond, 423 Bcatty street, Med
ford. The wedding is planned for
Friday, May 25 in the First
Presbyterian church in Med
ford.
Decorations for the shower
were in tones of pink and red.
The hostess was assisted by
Mrs. Edwin Biggs.
Among guests who attended
were the bride-elect's mother
and her fiance's mother and
also his grandmother, Mrs.
Nettie Brodhead. Others who
attended were Mrs. Bert Con
ner, Mrs. Gene Weitman, Mrs.
Richard Niedermcycr, Miss
Carol Clark, Mrs. Barbara
Roark, Mrs. Charles Hundley,
Mrs. G. M. Strong, Mrs. Jinx
Rives, Miss Marlene Frocber,
Miss Teresa Thomas, Miss
Donna Chlldreth, Mrs. Larry
Clark, Mrs. Charles Skroch,
Mrs. Randolph Hugdahl, Mrs.
L. K. Morris and Mrs. Lloyd
Neilson.
Mitt Marylin McNaught was
quaan of th Junior-Sanior
promanada of Illinois Vallay
High school. Sha raceivtd har
crown from tha pratidant of
tha Junior clan. Two prin
catses. Mils Earlina Shariar
and Min Judy Holihauitr.
complattd tha court. Music
for dancing was provided by
Jarry Provoit and his orches
tra from Medford. Wesley
Peters, principal, made a brief
farewell speech as this is his
last year at tha school.
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For The Bride
ond for every member
of tha Bridal Party
let us help you
plan the wedding
of your dreams.
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News of Betrothal Made
Known at Party Yesterday
Congressman and Mrs. Ed
win R, Durno, 2512 East Main
street, Medford. yesterday an
nounced the engagement of
their daughter, Miss Kaye
Durno, to Ronald A. Louis,
son of Mr. and Mrs. T. E.
Louis, Lafayette, Calif.
Sidney Smith,
Keith Archer
Are Betrothed
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Smith,
1033 Reddy avenue, announce
the engagement of their
daughter. Miss Sidney Smith,
to Keith Archer, son of Mr.
and Mrs. E. D. Archer,
Springfield, Ore.
Miss Smith is a graduate
of Southern Oregon college
and attended the University
of Washington. She is a
teacher of the second grade
in the California school at
Orange, Calif. Mr. Archer at
tended schools in Springfield
and Eugene and is a grade
engineer for Boddum Con
struction company of Ana
heim, Calif.
A summer wedding ii
planned.
Miss Sidney Smith
September Rites
Planned by Pair
Grants Pass - Mr. and Mrs.
L. G. Nevi, 2775 Leonard
road, Grants Pass announce
the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Lu Ann Nevi
of 531 West Tenth street,
Medford, to Lloyd Miles, son
of Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Miles,
605 Highland drive, Medford.
The bride-elect was gradu
ated in 1958 from Grants
Pass High school and is em
ployed in the offices of Dr.
Paul J. Dix. Her fiance is a
1955 Medford High school
graduate and is employed in
the Medford post office.
The wedding date has been
set for September 9.
Recital Given by
Students of Piano
Central Point - The first
in a scries of recitals by
piano students of Mrs. Ken
neth R. Beebe of Central
Point was given recently in
her home.
Students who took part
were Nancy Holbrook, Zara
Krupp, Pamela Satcrlcc,
Charlcne Ross, Douglas Cor
coran, Debbie Sanborn, Sha
ron White, Jame. Anhorn,
Dorcen Taylor, Cathy Spen
cer, Michael McGraw, Susan
Bowling, Wendy McGraw and
Jane Sanborn.
Miss Susan Dill
Pledged by Group
Portland - Miss Susan Dill,
Medford, was tapped by the
sophomore women's honorary,
Sacajawcans, of Lewis and
Clark College during an
awards presentation in con
junction with the May Fete
activities.
Miss Dill was graduated
from Albany High school in
1961 where she was a member
of National Honor society,
Booster club. National Busi
ness Leaders and National
Thespian society.
She is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert L. Dill, 3705
Roberts road.
To Give Recital
Elementary and advanced
piano students of Mrs. Peisgy
Apollo will be presented in
a recital Monday, May 21, at
7:30 p.m. at First Southern
Baptist church, 794 Lnzirr
lane. The recital is open to
the public.
1 he announcement was
made at a cocktail party held
at the home of Miss Durno in
Berkeley, Calif. Dr. and Mrs.
Durno attended the event.
The bride-elect is a gradu
ate of the University of Ore
gon and is on the teaching
staff in Walnut Creek, Calif.
Mr. Louis is a graduate of
Stanford university where he
received his bachelor's degree
and later received his master's
degree from Stanford's grad
uate school of business.
A summer wedding is being
planned.
The bride-elect has two sis
ters and brothers-in-law fn
Medford. They are Mr. and
Mrs. Richard F. Hensley, 2511
Hillcrest road, and Dr. and
Mrs. Brian D. Stringer, 33
South Modoc avenue.
Couple To Wed
In Fall Rites
Rogue River - Mr. and Mrs.
Elvis L. Schultz, Rogue River,
announce the engagement of
their daughter, Nelda Rose, to
James Lefler, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Lefler, Jerome
Prairie.
Miss Schultz is a 1961 grad
uate of Rogue River High
school and is employed by
Kelt Chevrolet, Grants Pass.
Mr. Lefler is a 1955 grad
uate of Grants Pass High
school and has attended
Southern Oregon college and
Oregon Slate university. He
recently returned from a lour
of duty with the U.S. Navy
and is employed by John
Woods.
A fall wedding is planned.
Miss Nelda Rote Schultz
June Ceremony
Set For Couple
Shady Cove - Mr. and Mrs.
Paul A. Torrance of Shady
Cove announced the coming
marriage of their daughter,
Mrs. Margery Smith, to Mi
chael D. Roper, son of Mr.
and Mrs. D. A. Roper, San
Jose, Calif.'
The bride-elect is employed
by Elk Lumber company and
her fiance is self-employed.
The marriage ceremony is
planned for June 9.
Honor Society
Pledges Student
Corvallis-Nanette K. Isted,
7 Windsor ave., Medford, is
one of 31 freshmen coeds at
Oregon Slate university who
qualified for membership in
Alpha Lambda Delta, fresh
men women's scholastic hon
orary. Membership in Hie honor
group is top campus scholas
tic recognition for freshmen
women.
Miss Isted Is majoring in
the school of pharmacy.
Sharon Prattler,
Gary L Snyder
Engaged To Wed
Cave Junction Mr. and
Mrs. Ronald Prather, Cave
Junction, announce the en
gagement of their daughter,
Miss Sharon Lee Prather of
Phoenix, Ore., to Gary Lynn
Snyder, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Alvin C. Snyder, 343 South
Grape street, Medford.
Miss Prather is a 1960 grad
uate of Illinois Valley High
school and attended Robert
son School of Business. She
is employed by Sears, Roe
buck and company.
The bridegroom elect was
graduated from Eagle Point
High school in 1960. He is
serving with the Army at the
Army Test center in Ft. Lee,
Va.
A winter wedding is plan
ned.
Miss Sharon Prather
Luncheon Slated
By Past Matrons
. Ashland-Past Matrons club
of the Alpha chapter, Order
of the Eastern Star will be
the host group at a meeting of
valley past matrons clubs
scheduled for Wednesday,
May 23 in the Ashland Ma
sonic temple.
Guests will be from the
Adarel, Reamcs and Ncvita
clubs.
A no host luncheon will
precede the meeting at 12
noon and entertainment will
be provided during the after
noon. Central Point - Nevila Past
Matrons club members should
make reservations for the
Wednesday meeting in Ash
land with Mrs. C. F. McKib
ben, 664-2212, by Tuesday
noon, May 22. The regular
meeting of the Nevita club
scheduled for May 16 was
canceled because of the lunch
eon meeting.
Miss Matthews
Elected to Group
Portland Miss Anne Mat
thews, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph B. Matthews. 601
Dakota St., Medford, has been
elected to Amicans, junior
women's service honorary at
Lewis and Clark college.
Miss Matthews is a sopho
more majoring in foreign
languages. She is a member
of Delta Phi Gamma sorority.
Installation Set
.Tnr-ksnnville Warren as
sembly, International Order
of Rainbow for Girls, has two
events on the calendar.
The assembly will hold pub
lic installation of officers to
day at 2 o'clock in the Jack
sonville Masonic temple.
Monday. May 21, the group
will hold a stated meeting at
the temple at 7:15 p.m.
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Announce News
Of Engagement
Mr. and Mrs. Lewell A. Du
pray, 921 South Holly street,
announce the engagement of
their daughter, Miss Rila
Jean Dupray, to Clyde Fjarli,
son of Mr. and Mrs. G. Edwin
Fjarli, 4017 Jacksonville high
way. The bride-elect is a senior
at St. Mary's High school and
he is employed by Fir Ply
company.
An early fall wedding is
planned.
Shower Is Given
For Miss Hamm;
Ceremony Soon
Miss Sharyn Hamm, bride
elect of E. Dan Oldham, was
honored at a wedding shower
May 15 at the home of Mrs.
E. J. Knapp, 1006 Sunset ave
nue. Cohostesses were Miss
Bonnie Knapp and Miss Nola
Sue Robbins.
Miss Hamm is the daughter
of Mrs. James Foster, 511 Da
kota avenue, and Gordon
Hamm, Areata, Calif. Her
marriage to Mr. Oldham, son
of Mr. and Mrs. I. Claude
Oldham, 827 West 14th street,
is scheduled for May 25 in
Meeker Memorial chapel of
First Methodist church.
Attending the shower were
Miss Nancy Breeze, Miss Dor
eta Oldham, Miss Martha
Dixon, Miss Sharon Dixon
Miss Delores Smith, Miss i
Nona Donahue, Miss Patricia
Knapp, Miss Colleen Knapp,
Mrs. Dclbcrt Harvey, Mrs
Claude Oldham, Mrs. Jerry
Smith, Mrs. James L. Fostci
and Mrs. Kenneth Van Aus-dall.
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Board? Tea Planned
Mrs. E. A. Littrell, 140
Greenwy circle, has been
named first vice-president of
the Oregon Federation of
Women's Republican clubs.
She will serve the remaining
year of the two-year term to
which Mrs. James Armpriest,
Salem, was elected, the Salem
woman having resigned.
Mrs. Littrell, president of
the Jackson county unit of
the Oregon Federation, has
been on the federation board
of trustees.
The newly named officer
and the federation president,
Mrs. Joseph Y. Leveton, Port
land, will both attend the
annual tea -of the Jackson
county club set for Monday,
May 21, at the home of Mrs.
George M. Roberts on Crown
avenue. Hours will be from
two to five o'clock. Mrs. John
Dellenback ia general chair
man. Pouring during the evient
will be Mrs. W. H. Walwyn,
Mrs. Robert J. Preece, Mrs.
Stephen G. Nye, Mrs. Ernest
Ruegger, Mrs. Ralph Thomp
son Mrs. Mark Boyden Mrs.
Farrell Fisch Mrs. Earl Mil
ler, Mrs. R. A. Miksche, Mrs.
Hildard Hughes and Mrs. R.
A. Skinner.
Women of the young Re
publican club are to take
charge of the teatable. They
will be Mrs. John Asplund,
Mrs. Richard Padgham, Mra.
Robert Wilcox, Mrs. Dan
Doty, Mrs. Douglas Philips,
and Mrs. John Ness, chair
man. Members of the calling
committee will receive guests.
In this group will be Mrs.
George Hammond, Mrs. Don-
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Ross, Mrs. Ray Lenox, Mrs.
Ray Casterline, Mrs. Walwyn,
Mrs. Chester Wendt, Mrs. L.
V. Watkins, Mrs. Milier, Mrs.
Hughes, Mrs. Lewis Boyd,
Mrs. Ruegger and Mrs.
Preece.
Chapter Holds
Luau Saturday;
Meeting Slated
Mrs. William Kennedy,
new president of Alpha Rho,
Beta Sigma Phi, will preside
at the meeting Ma. 22 at tha
home of Mrs. Steven Hess.
The group held a luau last
evening at the home of Mrs.
Herbert Wilson.
Other officers who were
elected at the last meeting
were Mrs. Herbert Wilson,
vice-president; Mrs. James
Lick, second vice-president;
Mrs. Frank Liska, recording
secretary; Mrs. Vernon Craft,
corresponding secretary; Mrs.
Hess, treasurer, and city coun
cil representatives, Mrs. Lick;
and Mrs. Craft.
The group recently held its
pledge ritual at the horns of
Mrs. Alan Sterton. Receiving
the ritual was Mrs. Kenneth,
Curtis. Miss Florence Robi
son officiated, assisted by
Mrs. Hess. Miss Robison was
cohosless and Mrs. Kriska
presented the program on
modeling.
Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. Craft
received the ritual of jewels
at a meeting at the home of
Miss Robison. Following the
ritual officers were installed.
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