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SUNDAY. JUNE 3. 1962
MEDFOHD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON
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Mr. and Mri. Dennli Windfield Hammond
(Landii photo)
Heritage Association
Accepts Four for
Four valley young women
will leave In late June on the
first part of a trip which will
take them to Europe for the
entire summer. Those who
will make the trip are Miss
Marsha Watson, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wat-
stfn, .1390 Ross lane; Miss Te
resa Six, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Six, 250 Lyman
avenue: Miss Charlotte
Brown, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Albert R. Brown, 2238
Aloha street, and Miss Bev
erly Klimko, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Edward J, Klimko,
3275 Military road.
Miss Watson and Miss Six
are senior students at Med-
ford High school and Miss
Brown is n junior student
there. Miss Klimko Is a sen
ior at Crater High school.
The young women are
making the trip through the
American Heritage associa-
Harriett Witt
Honored Guest;
Wedding Day Set
Miss Harriett Wilt was
guest of honor at a wedding
shower at the home of Mrs.
Bert Burns, 072 Ross lane,
Wednesday evening. Cohost
pss at the party was Miss
Carol Burns.
The marriage of Miss Witt
tn Glenn Kayc is set for June
17, with the ceremony to be
held at the Church of the
Brethren, Medford.
Present at the shower be
sides the hostesses and the
guest of honor were Mrs. Don
ald Steinmetz, Mrs. Cox, Mrs.
Horace Doolen. Mrs. Alvin
Minshall, the Misses Karen
Bcngston, Linda Carver, San
dy Higinbntham, Rarbra Dar
by, Mrs. E. K. Witt, mother
of tiic bridc-lo-be and Mrs.
nichnrd Kaye, mniher of the
groom-to-be.
Mrs. Burns made and doc
orated Iwo heart-shaped cakes
In pink and while, with the
names of the bride and bride
gram inscribed on them. Miss
Karen Bcngslon served the
rake and Miss Carol Burns
served coffee.
Ladies of Elks
Set Final Session
Ladies of Elks will hold
their last meeting of the sea
son Tuesday, June 5, In the
downstairs party room at the
Club.
A dessert luncheon will be
served at 1:3s p.m., followed
by bri canasta and pi
nochle. Hostesses win. be Mrs. Her
bert L. Alford. Mrs Frank
De Cosla and Mrs. Fred N.
llesdorfer. Wives and widows
of all Elks, whether local nr
nut of town members, ft In
vited lo attend.
San Franciscans
Set Wedding Day
Ashland - Recently an
nounced was the engagement
and approaching marriage of
Rosemary Agnes Minn to
Thomas M. Click, both of San
Francisco. Mr Click is the
Berkeley, Calif., and former
ly lived in Ashland. His fi
ancee's mother it Mrs. Mary
A Minn., Leonardo, N.Y.
After graduating from Ash
land hish school Mr. Click
attended and received his
bachelor's degree at Oregon
Stale university. He is In sci
entific researrh with the Call
torna Packing corporation in
San Franci.TO.
The rouple plans to be mar
ried June 3n.
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Tour
tion, which headquarters at
Lake Oswego, Ore. This is
the first year that a tour to
Europe has been made
through the association. Pre
viously tours were in this
country and last year a tour
of Mexico was made.
The students are chosen,
after making application, on
their scholastic standings and
recommendations of their
schools. The trip is for edu
cational purposes.
To Take Couria
The group will leave Med
ford for Portland where they
will receive an orientation
course, and ,thcn will leave
by bus across country to
Washington, D.C. There they
will receive further orienta
tion and later leave for New
York City by way of James
town, Va., and Yorktown, Pa,,
with other members of the
tour.
On July 10 they will en
plane for London, England.
Countries in addition to
Britain which are on the tour
are France, Germany, Aus
tria, Italy, the Netherlands,
Belgium and Switzerland.
During tiie trip the group
will be broke i into smaller
groups according to the inter
ests of those on the tour. On
August 1, Miss Brown and
Miss Klimko will join those
particularly interested in
French and they will spend
the remainder of their time,
about a month, In French
speaking areas.
Miss Watson and Miss Six
will continue with the gen
eral European cultural group.
There also Is a scrtlon for
those who are Interested in
the German speaking areas.
The various sections will
meet again before llieir return
to the United Stains, Tliey are
scheduled lo arrive in New
York City about September 1.
'Hobo Party'
Winner Told
Mrs. Laurence Buonocore
and E. P. Barnett were
judged winners of a costume
contest held In connection
with a "Hobo Party" given
M.ny M by mentors of the
lUwanifiM Dames at tkc Tluus
tun Dance studio. .
The event was attended by
hwB.'i r. the members and
the evening began with din
ner served from tables cover
ed with red table cloths. Hobo
packs also were used as part
of the decor. x
Mrs. Harry Barker, Mrs.
Barnett and Mrs. Thomas An
derson were chairmen for the
event.
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Church Rites
An event of May 25 was (he marriage of Miss Joan
Grey Harbison, 1546 Kenyon avenue, to Dennis Windfield
Hammond, 423 Beatty street. The bride is a daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel B. Harbison, 2125 Orchard Home drive,
and Mr. Hammond's parent! are Mr. and Mrs. Ted Ham
mond of the Beatty street address.
Dr. D. Kirkland West of
ficiated at the eight o'clock
evening candlelight ceremony
attended by 190 relatives and
friends. Lavender and white
gladioli decorated the church
for the double-ring rites.
Mrs. Dudley Peterson play
ed the organ wedding music
and accompanied Otis Swish
er, soloist.
Weara Laca
The bride wore a white
ballerina length gown of
Chantilly lace fashioned with
fitted bodice, long sleeves,
and tiered skirt. Her elbow
length veil was held by a
pearl and rhincsUne crown
and she carried a bonquet of
carnations and white oicnic"s.
Mr. Harbison escorted1 his
daughter to the a-ltar and gave
her in marriage.
Miss Donna ChlWreWa at
tended tlse brio. Srlve wor.e a
lavender stin frock fashion
ed witk street kentti skirt.
Her flowers wcoe whie mi
lavender gladieJi.
Larry Hwrnmand serici an
best mao for his bratker.
Seating the guests were Fr&ak
James, Michael Travis, Jacs
Harbison, a brother of the
bride, and Larry Nonemaker.
For her daughter wedding
nd reception Mrs. Harbison
chose a pink lace dress with
matching coat and pink and
while accessories. Mrs. Ham
mond wore a light blue dress
with white and black acces
sories. Their corsages were of
pink rosebuds and carnations.
A reception wis held fol
lowing the wedding in the fel
lowship hall of the church.
Cutting the cake were Mrs.
Joe Router, aunt of the bride,
assisted by Mrs. Lyle Ander
sen, cousin; Mrs. Kenneth
Juza, and Mrs. Peter Walery,
both aunts, all of Salem. Miss
Marlenc Froeber presided at
the punch bowl' and Miss
Teresa Thomas poured cof
fee. Mrs. Charles Hundley
was in charge of the guest
book. The reception hall was
decorated by Mrs. Lloyd Neil
son, Mrs. Arnold Bohncrt and
Mrs. Charles Cummings.
Make Horn Hara
The couple traveled to Reno
and San Francisco on their
weddlne trip, the bride wear
ing a mint green suit with
black patent accessories. They
are making their home in
Medford.
The bride attended Medford
High school and Southern
Oregon college and is employ
ed in the engineering depart
ment of the City of Medford
as a clerk-stcnograpner. Mr.
Hammond also attended Med
ford High school and South
ern Oregon college and is a
salesman for Singler Auto
supply.
Among the bride a relatives
who attended the wedding
and reception were Mr. Reu-
tor, Mr. Walery, Mr. juza,
all uncles, Mr. Andersen,
Krlsty Andersen, and Miss
Sally Jo Juza, all cousins, all i
of Salem. Relatives of the I
bridegroom included Mrs.
Curl Friedrich, Mrs. George
McDonald, aunts; Mrs. Don
ald Friedrich and Mrs. Ron
ald Friedrich, cousins, all of
Klamath Falls, and Mr. and
j Mrs. Harold Gilmore, Myrtle
! Creek, uncle and aunt.
I The evening prior to the
i wedding Mr. and Mrs. Ham-
! m,tri i,f.rn lmctc for 1 1n re-
heaisal dinner attended by
about 15 persons.
Fimily Dinner
Gold Hill - Mr. and Mrs. C.
Norma Gail entertained at
a family clianrr lbt honored
their daughter, Miss Grace
Gail, of Parkrose, Ore., and
her fiance. Leroy Johnson
Portland, Hie evening of May
2(1.
Other guests were Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Gail, Miss Can
dace Gail, Rogue River; R. C.
Gail, Wimer; Mr. and Slrs.
Rudd Gail and Jimmy Gail of
Medford. and Donald Gail,
Gold Hill.
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Ceremony
At Salem
Weds Pair
Miss Irene Roemhildt, Sa
lem, became the bride of Ar
nold H. Zempel, 1002 Murray
avenue, in a ceremony which
took place at Good Shepherd
Lutheran church, Port land,
Saturday, May 26. The Rev.
Nathan Loesch officiated for
the service at four o'clock in
Ihe afternoon.
A reception followed at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Merton
K. Roemhildt, Tigard, Ore.
The bride wore a sheath
dress of light blue embroider
ed silk organza over taffeta
wun maicning blue veil hat,
white gloves and accessories.
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chid and stephanolis. She was
escorted by her brother, Evert
loemhildt.
Her attendant was Mrs.
Walderear RoemHildt, Klam
ath Falls, Ore., who wore a
aetai pink sheath dress with
matching hat and gloves, with
an orchid corsage.
Merton H. Roemhildt acted
as Mr. Zempel's best man.
The bride's aunt, Mrs. John
D. Kerr, Medford, cut the
wedding cake and pouring
were Miss Edna McElhaney
ana Mrs. Kvcrt Roemhildt.
Miss Alice Mathey passed the
guestbook.
The bride has been employ,
ed as a legal secretary in Sa
lem for a number of years
and Is now with the Federal
Aviation agency. After a
honeymoon trip to Canada
the couple will make their
home here where Mr. Zempel
is employed.
New Tri Delta
Group Elects
Delta Delta Delia alumnae
met recently for the purpose
of organizing an active alum
nae group in Ibis area, and at
that time elected a slate of
officers.
Mrs. G. E. Williams was
elected to be the first head of
the group, while others elect
ed as officers are Mrs. John
Graff, vice president, and Mrs.
R. L. Bosworth, secretary
treasurer. Recommendation chairmen
are Mrs. W. A. Graff and Mrs.
R. G. Sherrill.
Next meeting of the group
is set for July. All interested
Tri Delta alumnae are invit-ed.
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Sharon Baiza is ihown hara receiving a
starling silver candl holder, symbol of the
highest rank of Camp Fira Girli, which lha
recently attained. The rank it that of torch
bearer in leadership. Pictured are Mr. and
Mrs. J, H. Baize, her parents. Mill Baita
Student Wins CFG Highest Rank
Mjss Sharon Baize received
the Camp Fire GirIs higncgt
rank, that of torch bearer in
social leadership, at a recent
Medford Grand Council Fire
ceremony. She is the fifth
girl in the council to receive
the award since the council
was chartered in 1935. Shar-
Miss Linda Luce
Is Honor Guest;
To Marry Soon
Miss Linda Luce was guest
of honor at a wedding shower
on Monday evening, May 28,
at the home of Mrs. L. Calvin
Smith, 3614 Madrona lane. Co
hostess was Miss Marjoric
Sandfort.
The marriage of Miss Luce
to Dean Weitman is set for
Saturday, June 16. Miss Luce
is the daughter of Dr. James
C. Luce, Eagle Point.
Guests at the shower were
Mrs. Luce, Mrs. Gene Weit
man, mother of the bridegroom-to-be
and his sisters,
the Misses Donna and Linda
Weitman, Shady Cove; Mrs.
Carl von der Hellen, Eagle
Point; Mrs. V. J. Thums, Sams
Valley; Miss Diana Gardener
and the Mesdames Anita Krie
ger, Margaret Philips, Robert
Sutton, Harvey Nelson, Rich
ard Schroeder, Ralph Mat
thews, Mario J. Campagna,
Henry E. Storino, Fred C.
Lorish, Edmund Ramsay and
Verne Wilson.
Returns
Ashland-Mrs. Blanche Huff
man, 137 North Main street,
returned recently from a
month's visit in the home of
her son and his family, Mr.
and Mrs. Don Huffman, Las
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ons sister, Susan, received
the award in 1960. They are
daughters of Mr. and Mrs.
J. H. Baize, 1037 West
Eleventh street.
Miss Baize received her
sterling silver candle holder,
symbol of the rank, from N.
H. Gladfelter, a member of
the board of directors of the
Rogue council, Camp Fire
Girls. Her Camp Fire Group
is Ayuzunta Horizon club.
She achieved her trail seek
er rank in February of 1958;
her wood gatherer rank in
May 1958; firemakcr in May
1959; torch bearer craftman
in art in May 1960 and torch
bearer craftman in homcmak
ing in May 1961.
Miss Blaze taught handcraft
at Blue Bird day camp the
summers of 1959 and 1960,
and 1960, and assisted with
the second grade Blue Birds
of Jackson School in 1960
1961. Since beginning work on
the torch bearer in social lead
ership, Sharon has assisted
with the leadership of the
third grade Jolly Blue Birds
of Jackson school. She taught
outdoor skills at two camp
skill training sessions for
Camp Fire guardians and
girls during November 1961,
and has 10 hours of service
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partment to her credit. Dur
ing this year she has given a
total of 26 hours of service to
Camp Fire. Sharon will attend
resident camp this summer as
a program aide counselor.
Miss Baize, who will be a
senior in Medford High school
next fall, is an honor roll stu
dent. She will be copy editor
for the Crater, the school year
book; she is a member of the
French club and of the Pep
club, of which she will be sec
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Central Feint Miss Sharon
Trautman, bride-elect of Don
D. Denning, was honored at
a bridal shower May 31. Host
esses for the event were the
six fourth grade teachers at
Central Point Elementary
schools, where Miss Trautman
is secretary.
The shower was held in the
home of Mrs. Mark Putnam,
134 Bush street, one of the
teachers.
Miss Trautman's marriage
to Mr. Denning is set for June
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