Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 27, 1962, Image 20

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Newspaper Page Text4 C SUNDAY. MAY 27, 1962 O MEDFOHD MAlfi THIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON jm m p -y i I tin F - l I.H TVM I i ' I ' Sorority .Officers Installed Mr. ind Mrs, Everett Harmon (Breinerd photo) ! Mrs. Larry Rose was install i ed president of the Beta Up- silnn chapter of Beta Sigma Phi sorority May 22 when chapter members met in the home of Mrs. Jack Rentz, 317 Lynnwood avenue. Mrs Arven Reynolds and Mrs. Douglas Plumley were installed first and second vice presidents; Mrs. Lloyd Carr, recording secretary: Mrs. John Miller, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Kenneth Goc hel, treasurer; Mrs. Ralph Kinsman, city council repre sentative, and Mrs. Michael Morris, city council alternate. Committees named by the new president are, telephone, Mrs. Morris, chairman, and Mrs. Harold McOrath; pro gram, Mrs. Clifford Kurl; so cial, Mrs. William Esselstyn. chairman and Mrs. Richard Moody; service, Mrs. Calvin McKibben: ways and means. Mrs. Rentz, chairman, with Mrs. Alvin Hopper. Mrs. Mi chael Tallan and Mrs John Free.se; publicity, Mrs. Wanda Hanson; scrap book, Mrs. Fred Wilson, and parliamentarian, Mrs. Richard Knoll. Hair Stylet Mrs. Richard Sellick was in charge of the program which was provided by Mrs. Winnie llardenbiirger, president of the Rogue Valley Beauticians J vjLl J - I -u 'ITl (y rl'yi Mrs. Laristfn Is Honored Degre of Honor odge Will.Meef Degrt? of Honor lodge will thur Webster, conducted Inl meet Monday, May 28 at 7:30 I nation ceremonies, assisted by p.m., in the Girls Community Medford ushers and staff of. Mrs. C. O. (Kathryn) Lari son, who is retiring from the Medford Public school after 19 years as a second grade hostess. teacher at Washington school, i Twelve members of the was honored at the annual unit attended a district con- IiiK A rtfil hnur he conducted with Miss Adabee ''Cers- Seiler in charge of entertain-' The Klamath Falls worn ment. Mrs. Cvril Gav will be i en's chorus furnished enter tainment. At a previous meeting of the Medford unit, Mr. Web- presented the unit 8 ath Falls. Medford officers I birenwooa auar as a urn uum with the president, Mrs. Ar-' Mrs. Webster. Pamela Abrott Bride Of Everett W. Harmon Mrs. Thtodor P. Barsi, (right) was the recipient of the 1962 Merit award given by the Jaycetles. Mrs. Barss, sponsored by the Medford branch, American Association of University Women, receives the silver award from Mrs. James Coon, mistress of ceremonies. Winner of Award Announced Mrs Theodore P. Barss. , As a member of the AAUW.ciation and was a room mnth- 332 Windsor avenue, was the she has been program chair- er for two years. In lflfil she ! school vocal trio, composed of recipient of the 1962 Merit ! man, has held the member- was vice president of the as-Marl Dyrud, Mark Cochran, Grade Teachers association ventinn held May 21 in Klam- ster banquet held May 22 at the Rogue Valley Country club. Elliott Becken, assistant su perintendent of schools, pre sented the honoree with a cer. tificate of service, and Ronald Weatherford, principal of Washington school, made a presentation of a gift from the Grade Teachers association. Climaxing the banquet pro gram was the installation of the 1962-63 officers. Installing official was DeVere Taylor, assisted by Miss Laura York, retiring president. Mrs. Lowell Shepard was installed as the new president; Robert Hansen, vice presi dent; Mrs. Arnold Widmer, secretary: and Mrs. Eugene Shellon, treasurer. Background organ and . piano music was provided dur . ing the dinner hour by Mrs. M. Friesen and Roy Gilbert i son. Following dinner. Fred I Buehling. master of ccre ; monies, introduced accordion, t ist, Caesar Muzzioli. who en j tertained. He was followed by j Russell Carr and Robert Bac- cus in a comedy skit, and The Coachman, a Medford High - IS ATTENTION SUN MAKERS association. Four members of ; award given by the Jaycettes , ship'tea 'in her home and has Miss Pamela Jean Abrott, 1575 Roberts road, became the bride of Everett William Har mon in 8 o'clock evening cere monies May 19 in the Ascen sion Lutheran church. The Rev. E. S. Tollefsnn perform ed the double ring ceremony in the presence of about 70 guests. The bride is a daughter of Mr. C. W. Brown, Concord, Calif., and the bridegroom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Don ald L. Harmon, Shady Cove. Timothy Abrott, Concord, hrother of the bride, gave her in marriage. Miss Sandra Klrod was maid of honor. Mrs. George Chambers was hridesmalrnn, and Miss Sandra Brown, Con cord, a sister of the bride, was bridesmaid. Gary Slelle, Shady Cove, was best man. healing the guests Lharles Jenks, Kagle Point, brother-in-law of the bride groom, and Kenneth Wietman, Shady Cove. The bride's floor length gown was of lace and net de signed with scoop neckline and a full tiered skirl. Her elbow length veil was held by a pearl trimmed headpiece. She carried a bouquet of white rose buds. The maid of honor wore a Mrs. Knoll, Mrs. McKibben and Mrs. Esselstyn, modeled hair styles done by Mrs. Har denburger. Various activities were planned for the summer months A luau is scheduled in June at the home of Mrs. Rose. In August a Friendship coffee hour will be held at the home of Mrs. Reynolds. On May 23 several mem bers were in Yreka, Calif., to wtre attend a ritual of jewels cere sociation and recently has ! and Wally Huffman. at the annual award luncheon read on the radio story hour May 1!) in the Rogue Valley In the women's auxiliary to . the 1962-63 term Country club. Mrs. Barss was the Jackson County Medical she has worked for her sponsored by the Medford society she has served on the community on Heart and Can- nrancn, American Association onaro, is active in ine nurse s Cer drives and is a member of University Women. The recipient has been ac tive in numerous endeavors. Style Show Held by Girls school program, worked on of several other organizations Her hobbies are gardening, sewing, knitting, mosaics and speed reading. been installed as president for i Mrs. Curtis Ncshcim and Mrs. Lee Smith served as gen eral chairmen for the event. Assisting them with planning and preparations were Mrs. Horace Doolen, Mrs. Eleanor Hamilton, Mrs. Orrin Ogier, Mrs. Austin Murray, Mrs. Cor-1 nne Kane, Mrs. R. T. Renoau Her husband is a physician I Mrs. Lloyd Bishop, Don Per- the benefit fashion show, and was education chairman on the board of Jackson County Tuberculosis and Health as sociation. She has taught in and been superintendent of the primary department of the Westmin- 1r Piehvtprin rhnrrh. and monv of ih Air.h- ni. ii I unci un w - n ....... .1 . o workC) in the vacation 1 " niSn w.nnai quartet f"". . uunain uarion pha chanter a Friend v Ven ' ,ca ",ld stylc show wcre h 1 church school. Mrs. Barss was ' entertained. A style show was ' Mrs. H. H. Collcy. Mrs. J. L lure rhantnr lniiiai..H u' n. recently by Home Economics , a mcmhcr of the christian ; held by the Carriage House Fisher, and Mrs. C. J. Farns- Unsilnn memhnr, 1 and 11 t'lassos of lhe Uays education committee for two . wun Miss Chris Miles as nar-; worth. ., . . .." ! Creek Hieh school. o,.Uv nn ihe rdioi nosiess lor the May 22 meeting was Mrs. Moody, with Mrs. Reynolds assisting. and surgeon and she is the mother of two daughters and a son. Preceding the luncheon ry, Mrs. Herbert Wing, Mrs. Roland Lindsay, Mrs. Earl Weaver, Lee Merrtman, Mrs. G. M. Wilson. Mrs. L. G. Relief Corps To Conduct Rites In Jacksonville Central Point - A program n dedication and presentation of a plaque and flag to the Jacksonville cemetery will be conducted at 1:30 p m., Me morial day, May 30 at the cemetery by members of the Woman's Relief corps, auxili ary to the William H. Harri son post, Grand Army of the Republic. Mrs. Fred l.aw- rencc, president, will be in j charge of the program. 11 has been the custom of the Central Point corps for I many years to place flags on 1 all GAR and corps members j graves in the Jacksonville cemetery each Memorial day. Due to the difficulty in lo cating all graves, the plan of the plaque was adopted, that graves of veterans of all wars be honored. A plaque for the Central Point cemetery is being considered. Harold Snodgrass will pre sent the flag, which has been donated by Frank Perl. Mrs. Bessie Henderson will give the invocation, Mrs. Lawrence will place a wreath, and Mrs. O. T. Wilson will give the benediction. Sewing Session Planned Monday Members of Ztileima tem ple. Daughters of the Nile, will hold a sewing session at the home of Mrs. Charles Cook. 143 Kenwood avenue, at 10 a.m.. Monday. May 2H Those having portable sew ing machines are asked to take them, and all are asked to take sack lunches. All garments and toys made by the group are sent to Shriners Hospitals lor rnp pled children . Club Not To Meet Wednesday The Town lend Harmony club will not meet Wednesday since it Is Memorial day, club : officials have announced The next meeting will be held Wednesday. June fi, at the Knights of Phythias hall at 1 1 a.m A council meeting will he held the same day, according to Lee Rusho, president Plain will bf made regarding the national convention to be held in Belling .m, Wash , in Juj) 1 At the meeting last Wrdnrs- day luncheon was vcd fol j lowed by a meeting id danr ing. , Sister Visits From England Mrs. Eve Charters of Wal- purple satin dress with hell linK,on' Sllr""py. England ar shaped skirt and the other r,vr'i Mt,riford by plane attendants wore matching ! 1 wrPK "n " '"ur-wecK visit i Creek High school. i vrarc urnrkpri wppklv nil the' ri,t01 Contestants of the Ml.1?!! I After a welcoming address , oning committee of West-'RoSue Valley contest modeled . AaeX C, ,ocf by Mrs. E. A. Shanks, home minslpr church in charge of naming suits. Among the uu"' economics instructor, mothers (he educational area; was I "'her models were Mrs. Joann 1 Shady Cove - Charles Jen were entertained with vocal j cnajrman f a Christmas Bcrg, a former Miss Oregon, ! kins, professor of English lit and instrumental numbers, j boo(n for tne bazaar and has , and Mrs. Janeen Johnson, eralure at Central O r e g o n Memhers of Home Economics done demonstration teaching Medford Jaycetles. Hair styles college, Bend, was a week I, who then modeled their j . n,imnrv church school I ,or tl,e show were by the end guest at the home of Mr. teachers Monern Beauty salon and and at the home of her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Madden. 1317 Spring brook road, Medford. Mrs. Charters, who is em ployed at the overseas-news Purple and while stocks and 1 dppa"'tmPnt of thp B, ilisn ' Home Economic II girls; Jerri Clark, hanriy crumpion, Betty messes in lilac color. Their bouquets were of purple and white gladioli. Miss Sharon Smilh was soloist, accompanied by Miss uiane Melvin dresses, were Sherryl Whet- zel, Ramona Skicns, Agnes other Ac(ivilie, Hendnx, Cherry smricr, i,aua i As mrmbpr 0f PE0 Sis terhood, Mrs. Barss has held shoes were from Noble's shop. Shady Cove. Mrs. Carroll Watson, Clara and Doreen invite you to help us bring out the SUN and chase away the clouds Attend our Sunmakers Sale. Spring and summer dresses, size ranges-12Vi-26'j, 5-15 and 8 20 Coordinated sportswear, coats, sweaters all REDUCED U to V: for one week only, Monday the 28th thru Saturday, June 2. SEE OUR COLORFUL SUN FASHIONS Daily Fashion News by Grerchen Wade, KDOV at 10:30 a.m. Crater Lake Hwy. and Ave. G TA 6-9401 Gardner. Cheryl Butler, and Joni Gay Evers. j Ivy Howard and Janice Lewellen played piano solos and Tcrri Kostic sang "Moth- Wool dresses were then modeled bv the following .lnrtiii j.,.. j ,i u . . ; "roancasung corporation in T I n recen ,, Z Z ' Londnn' l,ad nnt " "or i the eh, ,, , 1 , , 'I '" Madden, since 104B, FrUson w Th 'h .Vy and ,his ls h" first vislt t(i w HHI, ?' J "If1" "le ,he United Stales, wedding cake, cut and served 1 it. Mrs. Dennis Owens rceis- KIQW SafpC PoWnrJr tered the guests, and Mrs 3OreS fOfUCK Jenks and Mrs. Karl Proctor, Dinner for Monday boll, of Kagle Point, sisters of Medford Chrysanthemum the bridegroom, p o u r e d I circle, Neighbors of Wood p""' craft, will meet for a politick The couple made their wed-! dinner Monday, Mav 2H. at ding trip to Brookings. :tn ,,,., i the Eagles hall. The bride attended Medford j 217 West Main street. All ingn scnnoi, and the bride-1 members and their friends are groom is a graduate of Eagle ; invited and Neighboring eir- i oini nign scliool. He is em- ele members are invited ployed at Trail Creek Lumber ; attend with their guests. offices of guard, chaplain, treasurer and program chair man. For a year she was a Brownie leader and was troop committee woman for two years. The award winner served as parliamentarian for the Hoover Parent Teacher assn- Newton, Margaret Shanks, Avis Lewis. Carol Brady, Lynda Long. Nancy Anderson, and Pat Beimel. Mrs. Lawrence Micheals re ceived an award for helpful interest in school activities. Mrs. Ervin Whetzel was given 1 S()ns will bp m))dc at a prize by the Home Eco nomics I class for the young est mother and Home Eco Plan Banquet Plans for an annual June banquet for Scottish Rite Ma- company. The couple will live at 15 U Kenyon avenue. meet ing of the Scottish Rite Wom en's club when they meet nomics II gave a prize for the '""may. may a. o ... oldest mother to Mrs. Clay- lhp Masonic temple. Mrs. ton Mathers Mrs. Earl Ash- Charles Hoppe and Mrs. Ralph haugh and Mrs. Lois Rennet I'"e are cochairnien for the were honored as being molh- banquet. lo.ers "of all." They are the. Bridge and canasta will be school cooks. ! played during the evening Coffee, tea and rolls will Refreshments were served, and hostesses will he Mrs. W, he furnished and members Snowballs and iris decorated ' A. Hatzi. Mrs, Rodney Witham are In lake a covered dish. I the tables and the auditorium, and Mrs. L. D. Edwards. Specials Throughout the Store! You can't tell suntan t mr,t from instant tan M. -. AT S by new JTANSATION PLUS .Wiilwi. The tan by the clock that looks like the tan by the sun Thr ni'w "tnm-r" fm -inula nikM Tmniation Phin titn appear sraduallv, pvi-nlv i he w.tv xiin-nwu.t1 tn appear OverniKlit. thm oreamv-whitn lution t:m" mi , t.in vimi can t tell hum tin real thing. Uo Tanstion Plu in the tun, too. It uncreen proliM-t. v on from sun hum i luviiniMii lntiy-iiuu hnv keepM your nkin nioirtunt't, kiiiooUi a hit Miipplr. m t-' So sv to upp'v sponge jipplimtor E3 2-OZ. $1 PLASTIC TUBE I 40Z. PLASTIC SQUEEZE BOTTLE Plus rto. tax 25 229 C. -1 ' '-"Tr" i T mi ii iihhhi ii limn linn - i " - i - PRESCRIPTION DRUG STORED t i You certainly won't want to miss this opportunity to save on horns furnishings. We are clearing many 1 and 2 of-a-kind items at really low prices. Stop in this week and look over the many fine pieces of furniture in our stock com pare before you buy. We have a good selection of CONTEMPORARY LAMPS specially priced. .rs;rerfd davenport 1 Green 1 (inld Print I flUC AT Covered Adj. Arm UU ft OEM I VESTcS'd LOUNGE CHAIR CohmialWinaok RGCKER SWIVEL ROCKERS CLUB CHAIRS VALUES TO $135.50 YOUR CHOICE ROOM SIZE RUGS WOSL and KYLCH Values lo S79.E0 YOUR CHOICE $ Two 2-Piece Walnut Finish BEDROOM SETS One 3-Pieee Set Seafoam Mahogany. Each has full size cabinet bed. Reg. to $189. $1 AQ YOUR CHOICE 147 IKT"11. Wi ' , 1 Simmons dnld Cover HIDE-A BED 9- V 1 INOl FI M RUGS ONI T s169 S499 One FOUR CUSHION DANISH MODERN DAVENPORT, beige, two tone. Regular S298.50. $05 000 NOW Z07 One group decorator table lamps greatly reduced. See them on display in our window. One Only NINE-PIECE DINETTE SET, Ranch Style-42"x80". Regular $189.50. $1 TftOO NOW One Only EIGHT-PIECE DINETTE SET. Table, Six Chairs, and Buffet. Koauiar i?.so $11000 INUW 7 MANY MORE ITEMS IN All DEPARTMENTS AT SIMILAR SAVINGS! COME IN AND BROWSE DuOM jrr-- 1X3 JrySrOTiTJ lVd Green Stomps on All Cash Purchases Inspect Our Entire Maple Department CONVENIENT CREDIT TERMS o o o o o O o o o o o a O o ' o