SUNDAY. JUNE 17. 19S2
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFOHD. OREGON
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Mr. and Mrt. James Ruiiall MacRaa
(Good photo)
Newly wed Couple Leaves
For South Carolina Home
Mr. and Mrs. James Russell
MacRae are en route to
Charleston, S.C., where they
will make their home follow
ing a wedding trip along the
California coast. Mrs. MacRae
is the former Judie Lee Sea
wcll, daughter of Mr. and
John L. Seawell Jr., 630 Oak
dale drive, Medford. Mr. Mac
Rao's parents are Mr. and
Shower Honors
Bride-Elect;
Ceremony Set
Miss Margaret Mary Jacobs,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mi
lan L. Jacobs, 29 Willamette
avenue, was honored June 12
at a miscellaneous shower.
She is the bride-elect of D.
Lorin Jacobs, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Don L. Jacobs, Route 4,
Box 350N2, Medford.
Mrs. Donald Perry, 233
Windsor avenue, and Mrs. Jo
seph Beach, 60 Ross court,
were cohostesses for the event
held in the Perry home.
The rooms were decorated
with arrangements of roses
and each guest was presented
a miniature nosegay of rosea,
Shasta daisies and mock
orange blossoms which were
used as refreshment table
centerpieces.
During the evening the
honored guest won a prize,
and she was presented gifts.
Attending were Mrs. James
Mills, Mrs. Earl York, Miss
Mabel Coffeen, Mrs. Nellie
Laing, Mrs. Robert Rucker,
Mrs. Melvin Murray, Mrs.
Dominick Issi, Mrs. Donald
Day, and Mrs. Milan L. Ja
cobs, mother of the bride
elect. The wedding Is set for Sat
urday, June 23 at 4 o'clock
in the afternoon at West
minster Presbyterian church.
Graduate, Wife
To Live in East
Gold Hill - Mr. and Mrs.
Bruce Burnett have been
guests of his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Melvin Burnett, Upper
River road. Gold Hill.
Mr. Burnett was among
graduates at Oregon Slate uni
versity, Corvallis on June 3.
His major was electrical en
gineering. He and his wife
plan to leave within a (ew
days for Washington, DC,
where he has a position with
the U.S. Public Health de
partment. The Burnett's daugh t e r,
Miss Donna Burnett, who at
tends the University of Ore
gon, accompanied her parents
to Corvallis for the gradu
ation. She Is now at home in
Gold Hill to spend the sum
mer. Family Gathering
Honors Travelers
Mr. and Mrs. Dan W. Bow
rs, 48 Rose avenue, enter
tained at a family gathering
Wednesday at their home hon
oring Mr. and Mrs. Norris
Gore, Prospect Park, Pa., and
Mr. and Mrs. S. S Finn and
Mr. Finn's brother. Walter
Finn, Sehastopol, Calif.
The group were guests of
the Bowers, the Gores having
arrived here on a six-week
trip of this country and Can
ada. From here the Gores plan
ned to leave for Portland,
and a stay with friends In Se
attle where they will visit the
World's Fair, before continu
ing to Vancouver, B.C.
The rouple plans to retire
next fall to new home In
New Hampshire.
Mrs. Donald Mac Rae IV,
Campbell, Calif.
The Rev. George R. V. Bol
ster officiated at the four
o'clock afternoon rites June 9
attended by 30 relatives and
friends. White stock and red
carnations in vases decorated
the altar for the double ring
wedding.
The bride wore a white
nylon lace frock over taffeta
fashioned with bell skirt and
three-quarter length sleeves.
Her pouf veil of silk illusion
was held by a lace and pearl
crown and she carried a bou
quet of pink roses encircled
by Ester Reed daisies.
Miss Lynne Abbott, Boston
Bar, British Columbia, attend
ed the bride. She wore a silk
organza frock of aquamarine
fashioned with bell skirt. Her
circle veil was held by horse
hair flowers, crystals and
pearls. She carried a bouquet
ot white Ester Reed daisies
with aquamarine ribbon.
Kenneth Miscovitch, who Is
stationed with the Royal Ca
nadian Air Force at Comox,
Vancouver Island, B.C.,
served as best man. Oscar D.
Seawell, Woodlands Hills,
Calif., uncle of the bride, and
John Stewart seated the
guests.
For her daughter's wedding
and reception which followed
at the Rogue Valley Country
club, Mrs. Seawell chose a
Don Loper silk print dress
with beige accessories. Her
flowers were bronze chrysan
themums. Mrs. MacRae wore
a pink silk sheath dress with
while accessories. Her cor
sage was of pink carnations.
Assisting with the serving
at the reception were Miss
Nancy Housel and Miss Amy
Vail.
For traveling the bride
wore a beige suit with white
accessories. She is a lDfi2
graduate of Medford High
school. Mr. MacRae is an
electronics technician third
class In the U.S. Navy serving
aboard the USS Vesole out of
Charleston.
Among the out of town
guests attending were Mrs.
MacRae, Campbell, Calif.,
mother of the bridegroom;
Mrs. Ray Hawk, Concord,
Calif., his grandmother; Mr.
and Mrs. M. E. Johnson, Rich
land, Wash., grandparents of
the bride; Miss Marion Sea
well, San Francisco, aunt of
the bride; Miss Susan Sea
well, Woodland Hills. Calif ,
a cousin, and Mrs. Frank N.
Labadle, South Bend, lnd.
News Received
Of Graduations
News has been received
here of the graduation June
4 of Mr. and Mrs. Don F.
Shalhnpe from Montana Stale
university. Mrs. Shalhnpe Is
the former Miss Betty Hall,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
John M. Hall, 946 Park ave
nue. Mr. Shalhope Is a son of
Mr. and Mrs. Le. Shalhope,
La Grange. Ill
Mrs. Hall received a decree
in bachelor of science in home
economics foi elementary
teaching. Mr. Hall, a five-
year student, reieived two de
grees, one In timber manage
ment and the other in engineering.
He aim recently received a
star management plan award
and the paper which he wrote
will be Included in the Mon
tana Slate university library
and the curriculum there for
forestry students,
Mrs. Hall Is a member of
Delta Delta Delta sorority and 1
Mr. Hall Is a member of Sig
ma Chi fratr.nity. He now is
employed at the forestry i
ranger station in Seeley, Mon-1
tana. '
Rites Held
At Home
Wed Couple
Eagle Point Miss Carol
Taylor, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Samuel Taylor, Butte
Falls Star route, Box 101 A,
Eagle Point, became the bride
of Richard Collman, son of
Mrs. E. L. Beck, Route 1, Box
30, Talent, Saturday, June 9
The ceremony was performed
by Bishop William H. Davis,
of the Ashland Latter Day
Saints Church of Jesus Christ,
in the Davis home at 1040
Clay street in Ashland.
About 40 persons attended
the ceremony.
William Richstcin, Talent,
gave the bride in marriage.
The bride's street length
dress was .of net over satin,
designed with a sweetheart
neckline and bows of self ma
terial trimmed the sleeves and
the back neckline. Her elbow
length veil was held by s
crown of pearls and rhine-
stones, and her corsage was
of red roses.
Miss Bonny Taylor, San
Francisco and Eagle Point,
was maid of honor for her
sister. She was attired in a
light beige colored sheath
dress and her corsage was of
white carnations with minia
ture pink rosebuds.
The fireplace in the Davis
home which was scene of the
ceremony was decorated with
baskets of roses and peonies.
The reception was held Im
mediately following the cere
mony. The bridegroom's moth
er had made the wedding cake
which was decorated by Mrs.
Norman Klavano of Ashland.
Serving the cake was Mrs.
Beck, while Mrs. Davis pour
ed the punch.
For the wedding and recep
tion the bride's mother wore
a beige dress and Mrs. Beck
wore a pink full skirted sheer
dress.
The bride was graduated
this spring from Eagle Point
High school and the bride
groom attended Talent
schools.
The couple Is living at
926',i North Central avenue
in Medford.
Herbs in Dyes
Is Lecture Topic
Mrs. Stephen Counts will
lecture to the Rogue Valley
Herb society on herbs used in
dyes at her home in Grants
Pass Tuesday, June 19.
The society will meet at 10
a.m. for an all day work shop.
Members should take their
own lunches. Members will
meet at the Big Y at 9 a.m.
before leaving for Grants
Pass.
At the May 15 meeting
members answered roll call
naming a use for sweet wood
ruff. Mrs. II. W. Ward had
the exhibit of sweet wood
ruff and told of some of its
uses. Mrs. J. W. Oslrander
read an article, "The Forest
and the Druggist." Mrs. Ray
Cyr lectured on trees used in
dyes, seasoning and medicine.
Mrs. Ostrander told how
they marie maple syrup when
she was a little girl. Mrs.
Frank Carson and Mrs. Clay
ton Walker were hostesses of
the day serving herb teas and
cookies.
Carol June Slaitr
Miss Slater
To Travel
Miss Carol June Slater,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wil
son G. Slater, 3405 Jackson
ville highway, will leave Mon
day, June 18, by plane for
Spokane, Wash., on the first
lap of a trip to Europe.
Miss Slater, a sophomore at
Whitworth college in Spo
kane, will join 25 students
and teachers on a Whitworth
college tour which will leave
Spokane June 19. The group
will spend a full day tour
ing New York City and leave
by Pan American for Lisbon,
Portugal on June 20.
The tour will last for 48
days and will cover 11 coun
tries including Switzerland,
Italy, Germany, France, Den
mark, Norway, and England.
The group will return to Spo
kane via Seattle on August 6.
Mrs. Slater will accompa
ny her daughter to Spokane
and visit with her brother,
Melvin E. Porter and family
and a sister, Mrs. Ray Busse
before returning to Medford.
Students
Honored
Central Point- Presentation
of academic awards to those
members of the graduating
class with a grade point aver
age of 3.5 point or better was
the project of the Crater High
Parent-Teacher- Student asso
ciation this year.
Receiving these engraved
awards at the commencement
were Jeffrey Anhorn, Bertha
Hasler, James Nelson, Janis
Bateman, Dave Molloy, Ruth
Stiehl, Donna Hill, Janet New
land and Gary Meade.
Frank Armstrong will serve
as president for the coming
year. Assisting him in con
ducting the business of Crater
PTSA will be Mrs. E. L. Fred
erick and Mrs. Dean Roberts,
vice presidents; Mrs. Paul
Thompson, secretary and Ron
McKenna, treasurer. These of
ficers were installed by Mrs.
Chester Kcene Jr., president
of Jackson County Council of
Parent-Teacher associations at
a recent meeting.
Visits
Miss Dorothy Wright of Los
Angeles is visiting for two
weeks with relatives and
friends of the area. She is a
daughter of Mrs. H. W.
Wright, 113 Mistletoe street.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ray Neptune
of Rogue Valley Manor will
show colored slides at the
Senior Activity center Mon
day, June 18, at 1 p.m. for
persons interested in both
foreign anj domestic travel.
The pictures to be shown by
the Neptunes will include
scenes in Yellowstone and
Grand Teton National parks,
the Jackson Hole country in
Wyoming, the Craters of the
Moon in Idaho, and a trip in
the Big Bend country of
British Columbia.
During the last month, the
Arm Chair Travelers have
been to Jerusalem, Bangkok
in Thailand, Hongkong, and
Africa. Any person over 50
is welcome to attend.
Twenty - two artists and
guests filled the Center Tues
day last week when they
painted under the direction of
Mrs. Ruby Twedell. The Sat
urday class did not meet as
most of the two classes took
their pictures to Rogue River
to the Live Oak Grange hall
for the exhibit held during
the Rooster Crow event. More
than 40 paintings were dis
played by the group.
Tuesday, June 19, the class
plans to paint in Hawthorne
park, weather permitting.
The group will meet at the
Center first.
Saturday, June 23, although
no teacher will be available,
members may go to the Cen
ter and paint as usual.
New members are welcome
to learn copper tooling in the
class held each Wednesday at
1 p.m., now under the direc
tion of Mrs. Ethel Byers.
Robert Africa, who planned
to teach the class, is out ot
town.
The orchestra will meet on
Thursday afternoons each
week, but both the Spanish
classes are taking a vacation
from studying during the
summer months. They will
resume in September.
The Senior center will now
be open only five afternoons
from 1 to 4 p.m. Monday,
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thurs
day and Saturday. Commit
tee meetings may be sched
uled any morning or after
3 p.m.
Last week the Medford
Fifty Plus club executive com
mittee met Thursday at 3 p.m.
in the center.
Some of the jury meetings
for the Senior Craftsman of
Oregon will be held in the
center for the benefit of
craftsman who have no trans-
Friendship Blbla
Class Will Meat
Friendship Bible class of
First Christian church will
meet Thursday, June 21 for a
12 noon salad luncheon. Each
member is to take a salad of
their choice. The event will
be held in the Friendship hall
of the church.
portation to take their work
to the Art Gallery, 31 Water
street, Ashland. Dates when
the jury will be available will
be announced soon.
Any person interested may
contact Robert Onstad, 482
9993. at the gallery or call
the Senior center to get in
formation during the times it
is open.
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