SUNDAY. JUNE 10. 192
MEDFOHD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFOHD. OREGON
Margaret Elise Bentz
Bride of Odell Hayes Jr.
Derby-Miss Margaret Elise
Bentz, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Leonard Bentz, Klamath,
Calif., and Odell Hayes Jr.,
son of Mrs. Earnest Hawkins,
Route 1. Box 748. Eaele
Point, were married June 3
in a 3 o'clock afternoon cere
mony. The wedding was held
in the home of the bride
groom's brother and sister-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E.
Hayes. Box 119, Butte Falls
highway, Eagle Point.
The Rev. Gerald Smith, for
merly of the Reese Creek
C mmunity church, read the
" rites in the presence of about
20 guests.
Mr. Bentz Rave his daugh
ter in marriage and Mrs.
Sandra Cox, Klamath, attend
ed the bride. Dean Stockston
was best man.
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For her wedding the bride
chose a suit of white lace
over yellow taffeta with
white accessories.
Mrs. Cox wore a two-piece
light blue polished cotton
dress.
For her daughter's wed
ding, Mrs. Bentz wore a white
taifeta full skirted frock and
t h e bridegroom's mother,
Mrs. Hawkins, wore a blue
suit with red accessories.
Out-of-town guests who at
tended the wedding reception
that followed included the
bride's grandmother, Mrs.
M. Melton, Eugene, and her
grandfather, M. Lister Bentz,
Klamath; and T. Charles
Whitaker, Richmond, Calif.,
a friem' of the bridegroom.
For the wedding reception
the Hayes home was decorat
ed with pink and white carna
tions and roses.
The bride was honored ai
a shower previous to the
wedding, when Mrs. Cox en
tertained at her home in Kla
math. The couple is living at 23
North B street. Eagle Point.
Marriage Plans
Are Announced
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hoyt, 61S
Diamond avenue, announce
the engagement and approach
ing marriage of their daugh
ter. Miss JoAnn Hoyt, to Ar
thur Jennings, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Ted Jennings, 755
Queens drive.
The bride-elect is a gradu
ate ol Milo academy and is
employed at Rogue Valley
hospital. Mr. Jennings attend
ed Oregon Technical institute.
Klamath Falls, and is employ
ed at the Lockheed Missile
and Space Plant at Sunnyvale.
Calif.
The ceremony is planned
for July 1.
'Hard Times'
Dance Planned
Townsend club members
announce they will sponsor a
hard times" dance June 15
in the Pythian building.
Those who attend are to wear
costumes In keeping with the
theme and those who are not
costumed will be asked to pay
small fine, it was an
nounced.
At the meeting of the group
last Wednesday a council
meeting was called for a de
cision on the amount of money
the group would give to the
Parade of States at National
Convention and it was decid
ed on the amount of $100.
Officers report that the club
now is in second place in elig
ibility for a trophy at the
forthcoming convention in
Bremerton, Wash. The group
now is working toward a first
place.
Miss Rosanno Legai will
spend the summer traveling
in tho United States and in
Europe. She will accompany
an aunt, Mrs. L, V. Townley,
Bellingham, Wash., and is to
meet Mrs. Townley in Van
couver, B.C., trom wnere me
two will fly to London,
Miss Leg as
To Travel
Miss Rosanne Lcgas, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
E. Legas. 220 North Banie
burg road, will leave Mon
day, June 11, for Seattle,
Wash., on the first lap of a
trip to Europe.
Miss Legas will spend sev
eral days at the Seattle
World's Fair before joining
her aunt, Mrs. L. V. Town
ley. Bellingham, Wash., in
Vancouver. British Columbia,
for their flight to London.
One of the highlights of her
trip will be a week's visit In
Schombcrg, Germany, a vil
lage in the Black forest, where
she will meet Miss Helga
Gchlhaar. The two girls have
been corresponding for several
years, ever since Miss Legas
saw Miss Gehlhaar's name in
the Christian Science Moni
tor. Miss Legas and her aunt
will meet Miss Sharon Town-
ley, cousin nf the Medford
girl, in Paris where Miss
Townley lives. The trio will
take an extensive motor trip
through Europe.
The first part of July (hey
will attend the festivals In
Pamplona. Spain. Miss Legas
will return to Medford Sep
tember 9.
Meeting Planned
Bv Star Chapter
Grand chapter reports will
be made at a stated meeting
Church in G rants Pass
Is Scene of Wedding
Grants Pass - Miss Hazel
Roberta Newman, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Vern C. New
man, 3523 New Hope road,
Grants Pass, and Archie
Wayne KreL i, Lakeview,
were married in a 7:30 o'clock
evening jeremony recently in
the Assembly of God church,
Grants Pass. The Rev. Harry
L. Ayres performed the cere
mony. ""he bride, given in mar
riage by her father, wore a
gown of white satin with a
lace bodice. Her bouquet
was of white carnations and
pink rosebuds.
Mrs. C. R. Kinney, Ash
land, was matron of honor.
Her gown was of blue crys
talline and she carried white
chrysanthemums and pink
carnations. Miss Linda Dierks
and Miss Margaret Cooke
were bridesmaids. Tfiey wore
matching gowns of crystal
line. Miss Dierks in yellow
and Miss Cooke in blue.
Richard Kinney and Auriith
Newman lighted the candles
am. Christine Kinney was
flower girl. Ring bearers
were Debbie Newman and
Ronald Kinney.
Melvin Krcbs was best man
for his brother and seating
the guests were James Street-
er and Ole Newman, brother
of the bride.
The church was decorated
with chrysanthemums, daisies,
stock and carnations. The
Shirley James
Honored Guest
Prospect Mrs. Neil Stock
crbrand was hostess for a
bridal shower June 5 honor
ing Miss Shirley James,
whose marriage to James
Setzer, Prospect, was set for
June 8.
The guests attending were
Mrs. Lester Setzer, mother of
the bridegroom, and Mrs. Roy
Nesbitt, Mrs. Stanley Lam
bert, Mrs. Steven Hixon, Mrs.
Allen Valentine, Mrs. Wil
liam Grieve, Mrs. John Free
land, Mrs. Charles Denny,
Mrs. James Slack, Mrs. Lee
Malloy, Mrs,. Rex Normand
and Mrs. Richard Seism.
Ernest Millers
Leave for Home
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Miller
and two children left Friday
evening for Los Angeles
where they will embark for
England and a tour of Europe
before returning to their
the Eastern Star on Thursday,
June 14, at the Medford Ma
sonic temple. Mrs. Lloyd
Caton, worthy matron and
Ross Gilkison, worthy pa
tron, pro-torn will preside.
Mrs. Jesse Stagg and Mrs.
Carrie Wallers are in charge
of refreshments for the evening.
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of Reames chapter, Order of I home in Melbourne, Australia
Mr. Miller has been a Ful
bright exchange teacher at
Medford High school for the
past school year. While here
they lived at 98 Bigham lane,
Central Point.
Expected to return to the
Rogue valley later this sum
mer after teaching in the Mel
bourne, Australia, schools for
the last year as a Fulbright
exchange teacher is John L.
Smock. He and his family
have been living in the Miller
home in Melbourne as the
Millers have in the Smock
home in Central Point.
Unit To Hold
June Meeting
The June meeting of the
Jackson Countv unit of the
National Retired Teachers' as
sociation will be held Mon
day, June 11, at 1.30 p.m. at
the farm home of Mrs. San-i
ford Richardson. Table Rock
road. Mrs. Richardson will be
assisted by all the members
who live in the area. They
are Mrs. O. T. Wilson. Mrs.
Mable Hundley, Mrs. Lutie
Goodin. Mrs. Frances Pear
son. Mrs. II. D. Fleischer. C.
D. Bnnes and H. P. Jewett.
Raths To Spend
Summer in Valley
Ashland - Mr. and Mrs.
Roger Rath, former residents
of Ashland, have returned
from southern California
where they have been living
for several years and will
spend the summer In Oregon.
They have parked their house
trailer in Siskiyou Village,
27H9 Pacific Highway, south.
wedding songs were furnish
ed by Frank Taus accom
panied by Mrs. Virgil Hull.
The bride's mother was
dressed in a light green frock
designed with flared ' skirt
and the bridegroom's mother
wore a street length dress in
a pastel shade. Both had cor
sages of white earna'ions and
pink rosebuds.
At the reception which fol
lowed, Tiss Zorene Newman
cut and served the wedding
cake which had been made
and decorated by Mrs. Carl
Haynes of Grants Pass.
Mrs. C. B. Newman, Bo-
thell, Wash., served the cof
fee and Mrs. Sherman New
man presided at the punch
bowl. Miss Donna Abston reg
istered the guests and Mrs.
Ole Newman had charge of
the gifts. Mrs. Hilda Kinney,
assisted by Miss Annette
Burr, both of Ashland, were
in charge of the reception ar
rangements. The bride is a member of
the class of 1962 at Grants
Pass High school. The bride
groom is employed by Ore
gon Food stores. They are at
home at 519 Southeast River
side avenue. Grants Pass.
Auxiliary Elects
Delegates ' For
Fall Convention
Delegates to the National
convention at Denver, Colo.,
September 2 through 7. were
elected at the last meeting of
me Meaiord Letter Carriers
auxiliary to the Medford
branch, National Association
of Letter Carriers.
The meeting was held at
the home of Mrs. Dennis Pfaff.
830 Lawnsdale road, with Mrs.
Ben Ashton, assistine. Those
elected to attend the conven
tion trom this auxiliary were
Mrs. Randy Hugdahl and Mrs.
waller Wilson. Mrs. Larrv
Rose will attend as a dele
gate from the state.
Mrs. Ben Ashton. Mrs. Del-
bcrt Cone, Mrs. Joe Barrett
nd Mrs. Dennis Pfaff re
ceived the initiation ceremony.
Reports of the state conven
tion at Corvallis were given
by the delegates who attended.
They were Mrs. Rose, Mrs.
Hugdahl, Mrs. Fitzpalrick and
Mrs. Wilson. The Medford
auxiliary received prizes for
taking in the most new mem
bers during the past year.
This will be the last busi
ness meeting until September,
but picnics and outdoor meet
ings will be announced later.
Square Dancers
Promote Event
Oregon square dancers, who
manned a publicity booth at
the first Far Western' Square
dance convention in Las Veg
as last week end, report that
they did a brisk business in
passing out information fold
ers. .
The booth was set up by
the square dancers to publi
cize the Far Western conven
tion which will be held in
Oregon August 15 to 17, 1963.
With some 10,000 square
dancers expected, officials say
that this will be the largest
convention of this type to be
held in the west.
At the Nevada convention,
representatives of Nevada,
Oregon, Washington, Mon
tana. Idaho and part of Cali
fornia voted to participate in
the Federation, a new or
ganization designed to provide
square dancer conventions for
the dancers in the West,
where national conventions
are seldom held.
Fifty Oregon couples at
tended the convention, man
ned the booth and distributed
applications for the Oregon
convention.
Newcomers
Ashland - Newcomers re
cently arrived in Ashland are
Mr. and Mrs Edgar H. Wile
man, I.os Anueles, who expect
to build a home in Vallev
View. Mr. Wilcmari is the
uncle of Mrs. Stanley Jobe,
1440 Bieber street.
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Betrothal News
Is Made Known
Announcement is made by
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond H.
Bosworth, 995 South Oakdale
avenue, of the engagement of
their daughter, Rae Haze!, to
John LaFitte Bell. Mr. Bell's
parents were the late Mr. and
Mrs. John Bell of Sulphur
Springs, Tex.
Both Miss Bosworth and
her fiance are on the staff of
Sacred Heart hospital. Miss
Bosworth is a laboratory technician.
The wedding has been set
for July 28 at the Unity
Church of Medford and the
mother of the bride-to-be, as
the Rev. Katharine Bosworth,
minister of the church, will
officiate.
Final Meeting
Held by Group
Ashland-At the final meet
ing for the year members of
Ashland Study club elected
officers and enjoyed a social
afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Len Osgood, 720 Walker avenue.
Luncheon was served at
rose-centered tables by the
Mesdamcs N. H. Dillon, Hor
ace Myers, Frances Hardy
Elizabeth Sommer, Faith Mc
Cullough and the hostess,
Mrs. Osgood.
Elected to a second term as
club president was Mrs. R.
Drew Lamb. Serving with her
will be Mrs. Sommer, vice
president, and Mrs. McCul
lough, secretary-treasurer.
Several amusing games and
contests featuring members'
surnames and book titles re
sulted in hilarity and prizes
for Miss Gertrude Engle and
Mrs. Myers.
Reunion Plans Continue
13 Classmates Sought
Plana are progressing for
the ten-year reunion of the
Class of 19S2 of Medford High
school. The event will be held
at the Rogue Valley Country
club on July 7. It will consist
of,a social hour from 7 to 8
p.m. followed by an informal
buffet dinner and dancing.
It was announced that only
13 classmates remain to be lo
cated from a class of approxi
mately 230, Those who have
not been contacted are: Ron
Cooke, Donald Drumm, Rosie
Demming, Arnold Evans, Bar
bara Hollis, Ronald Johnston,
Kenneth McGlothen, Janie
Meador, Mary Murphy, Bill
Peterson, Ila Jean Taschner,
Patsy Weitzel and Carmen
Hughes,
Persons having information
regarding these persons have
been asked to telephone Mrs,
Fred Phillips 773-5414 or Mrs,
Charles D. Chitwood, 773-
5716.
Letters have been mailed
explaining the cost of admis
sion and other details. In or
der to secure accomodations,
a reply with check or money
Installation Set
For Fellowship
Mrs. Henry Padgham will
be installed as president of
the Women's Fellowship of
the Congregational church at
a noon meeting Thursday,
June 14 in Pilgrim House.
Other officers to be install
eJ will be Mrs. Robert Tull,
first vice pre ident; Mrs.
Louise Ellis, second vice pres
ident; Mrs. Stanley Shepard,
secretary, and Mrs. Raymond
Sn.ith, treasurer.
Following the potluck salad
luncheon and the installation
of the new officers, Mrs. Flor
ence Patnott will give two
readings.
Guests for the I eeting will
be the Rev. Verne A. Robin
son, minister of the Congrega
tional church, Roseburg, and
Mrs. rank Merker, president
of the Women's Fellowship
in the Roseburg church. They
have been invited to tell of
the successful building fund
canvass held in their church
1 month.
Make Trip
Illinois Valley Mrs. Myr
tle Huff, Medford, accompa
nied Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Scott, Kerby, on a trip to
Springfield, Ore. They visited
the Scott's daughter and son-
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley
Broaddus and family. While
away the group visited an
other sister of Mrs. Scott and
Mrs. Huff, Mrs. Lindy Dun
can, Kingston, Idaho, who is
in Blue River, Ore.
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Natural Foods
Group Schedules
Monday Meeting
The public is invited to at
tend a monthly meeting of
the Natural Food associates
which will be held Monday,
June 11, at 7:45 p.m., in the
courthouse auditorium. "Our
Living Soil" is the title of a
color film which will be
shown, and Mrs. Vern Shan
gle will speak on the function
of calcium in nutrition.
Miss Anna Streed will trace
the changes in the use of fats
in the diet since 1900. These
changes, it has been pointed
out, correspond with a grad
ual increase in the incidence
of heart disease. The data
for her talk has been taken
from the USDA 1962 year
book supplement.
Couple and Son
Visit Ashland;
Rites Announced
Ashland - Mr. and Mrs.
Leon R. McDougall and 7-month-old
son Mattl.ew have
been guests for several days
with Mrs. McDougall's par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Arch
Barksdale, 463 Palm avenue.
Mr. McDougall received
his theological degree at the
Divinity School of the Pacific
in Berkeley, Calif., on May
31, and will be ordained June
13 in Portland. He will be
come curate of Grace Memo
rial Episcopal church in that
city.
Mrs. McDougall is the for
mer Beverly Barksdale. Mr.
McDougall's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. A. McDougall, recent
ly moved to Portland from
Medford.
At Cabin
Mrs. R. W. Prosser has ar
rived in southern Oregon
from her home in San An
tonio, Tex., to spend the sum
mer at her summer cabin at
Union Creek on the Rogue
river.
Californians Visit
Eagle Point Friends
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Eagle Point Mr. and Mrs.
A. Jefferson and nephew, j
Tom, Oakland, Calif., and
Fred Barr, San Lorenzo, Cal-!
if., called on Mr. and Mrs.
Morris Curtis on the Crater
Lake highway in Eagle Point
Wednesday and Thursday.
The four were returning from ,
the World's Fair in Seattle 1
and enjoyed a couple of days j
fishing and sightseeing while I
here. Fred Barr is a cousin
to Mrs. Curtis.
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