Mr. nd Mri. Ralph Blanchard Prailon
(Slmonion-Wallcer photo)
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Mrs. Ralph Blanchard Prailon is the former Miss Da
Maris Glutsch. daughter of Dr. and Mrs. A. W. Glulsch. 624
Valley View drlva. Tha Praston-Glutsch ceremony took placa
July 7 at Madford Unity church. (Slmonsnn-Walker photo)
'The Stump' A
To Open for
"The Stump" art gallery, op
erated by Mrs. iA a r 1 1 y n
Briggs, Ashland artist, will
hold an opening Monday,
July lfi. from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m.
The gallery is located at 25
North Main street, on the
plaza in Ashland.
The name of the gallery was
Inspired by the many trees
In Oregon, Mis. Briggs said.
The gullcry is furnished with
tree slumps, which will serve
as seals and as drawing props.
They will also be used as po
diuins. when needed.
In addition to the regular
showings of the gallary. cul
tural hours will be held, Mrs.
BriKK-i mentioned. During
those times, actors and read
ers will be invited to perform
between 3 and 4" p.m. On
Tuesday, Thursday, and Sat
urday, the performers will
have Hie opportunity to get
''on tile slump" to recite.
In addition, the Tudor guild
Goes Sea Fishing
Illinois Valley Recent
guests at the home of the Rev.
and Mrs Gene Denning, Cave
Junrlion, were T. V. Samson,
T V. Samson Jr., and Teddy
and Joann Samson, McAr-thiM-,
Calif.
Joann Shoimhi visiiod with
Mrs. Denning while the others
spent three days In Crescent
Cily deep sea fishing. On their
return the Samsons left for
Hie Seattle World's Fair.
The Fashionette-
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'Til 9 P.M.
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SUNDAY. JULY IS. 1962
rt Gallery
Summer
will have a display of used
bonks in the gallery.
Mrs. Briggs offers lessons
for both children and adults
at the gallery. Children' les
sons will be held Monday,
Wednesday and Friday, while
the adults will attend Tues
day. Thursday and Saturday.
Further information about
the lessons may be obtained
bv calling the Briggs home,
482 0539.
The gallery will close Sep
tember 1. as it is timed to co
incide with the Shakesperean
festival, which will end Sep
tember 2.
Canadians Visit
Relatives Here
Mr. and Mrs. Tyne Bish and
their son and daughter-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Bish, of
Forest Berg. Alberta, Canada,
arrived in Medford Wednes
day night to visit relatives.
The travelers are visiting
Mrs. Tyne Bish's sisters and
brothers-in-law, Mr. and Mis.
Harry Barneburg, 1297 Sunset
avenue, and Mr. and Mrs.
Don Anderson and family, 803
Pine street, Medlord.
The visitors have recently
visited the Seattle World's
(Fair, and Wednesday spent a
; day at Crater Lake National
park. They arrived at the lake
just in time to find It snow
ing hard.
Tyne Rish Is a former Ash
land resident.
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GREATLY REDUCEDI
Acrott From Craterian
Preston- G kitsch Rites
Are Held At Church
Miss De Maris Glutich,
dauRhter of J r. and Mrs. A.
W. Glutsch, Wl Valley View
drive, became the bride of
Ralph Blanchard Preston, San
Jose, Calif., Saturday, July 7
Mr. Treston is a son of the
late Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Pres
ton. The Rev. Katharine Bos
worth read the double ring
ceremony in the Unity church
here. About 50 guests attend
ed the two o'clock afternoon
riles.
Baskets of nink and white
gladioli and stock decorated
the. church.
The bride was given in mar
riage by her father. She wore
Marriage
Announced
Ashland - Of interest to
valley residents Is the mar
riage of Miss Mary Ann Mc
Cartney to Harvey R. Wei
man, Montague, Calif., which
took place in Virginia City,
Nev., June 20. The bride is a
daughter of Mrs. Leslie M. Mc
Cartney, 801 East Main street,
Ashland, and the parents of
the bridegroom are Mrs. John
Fraclich, Montague, and Ar
thur Weiman, San Francisco,
Calif.
Edward J. Colletti, Justice
of the peace, performed the
ceremony.
Attending the couple were
Miss Dorothy Obesles and Ce
cil Morrison.
For their wedding trip the
couple traveled to Sacramen
to, Calif., where they visited
Mr. and Mrs, Tim McCartney.
The bride attended Ashland
High school, and the bride
groom attended Hollywood
High school In Los Angeles.
They are making their home
in Montague, where the
groom Is employed by the
Yreka Mill.
Showers, Parties
Given for Couple
Before Marriage
Jacksonville-Several show
ers and parlies honored Miss
Marsha Minshall and Duane
Franklin before their wed
ding, which took place Thurs
day, July 12. Miss Minshall
is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
A. J. Minshall, 808 Sterling
road, Jacksonville, and Mr.
Franklin is a son of Mr. and
Mrs. Dale Franklin, 1470
Kings highway, Medford.
A patio party was given
Monday, July 9, at the Min
shall home. The party hon
ored the bride-elect, and at
tendants and friends assisting
at the wedding were guests.
It was given by Mrs. Minshall,
assisted by Mrs. Verne Wil
son.
Attending were Mrs. Wal
lace Peabody, Mrs. J. C.
Weter, Miss Jeanene James,
Miss Dorothy Minshall, sister
of the bride-elect. Mrs. Hor
ace Doolen. Mrs. Dale Frank
lin, and Mrs. Goldie Gold
tliarp. Miss Minshall was also hon
ored at two showers before
her wedding. The first was
given by Miss Marion Par
sons and her mother, Mrs.
Lloyd Parsons, at their home,
2329 Fast Main street.
The second was given by
Miss Marlys Franklin at (lie
Franklin home.
A surprise dinner and show
er was given for Duane
Franklin by Mr. and Mrs.
Verne Wilson at their home,
1558 South Ivy street, before
the wedding. Gifts were ar
ticles for home repair, camp
ing, and car upkeep.
Many Visitors
At Medford Home
Several friends and rela
tives have been guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Harry J. Fit.patrick,
2212 Buenn Vista drive, dur
ing the past three weeks. Mr.
Hnd Mrs. Harold Horn and son
Nickolas, Salt Lake City,
Utah, were here for several
days, and Mr. and Mrs. Her
man Milliman and Mr. and
Mrs. Claude Bogart, Los An
geles, stopped on their way to
Victoria, B C.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
White and children, Schuyler.
Neb., were houseguests for a
week. Mrs. White is Mrs. Kit k
patrick's niece.
Mr. and Mrs Van Locker
andn daughter Kvon, and Mrs
Glenn Smith and her three
sons, Glenn, Edward, and Ron
ald spent a week with the
Fiupalricks.
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To Graduate
Rogue River Mrs Jack
(Donna) Maidman. daughter
of Mr. and Mrs Donald W.
Neilson. Rogue River, will be
graduated from St. Luke's
hospital school of nursing in
San Francisco July 27.
Mrs. Maidman is the wife
of Dr. Jack Maidman. New
York She was graduated from
Hamilton High school, and
has studied at the Episcopal
alttliaied San Francisco
school for three ears.
a street-length gown of silk
organza, fashioned with full
three-quarter length sleeves
and full skirt. The dress was
accented with bands of lace.
Her short veil was held by a
petal headdress, and she car
ried a bouquet of white car
nations and pink roses.
Mrs. Kenneth Durham was
matron of honor. Her frock
was of yellow nylon chiffon,
designed with full skirt, and
I she wore a yellow flower hat.
: Her waist corsage was of
! white and yellow daisies,
j Robert D'Amato, San Jose,
j served as best man. Seating
the guests were William G.
Thompson, a cousin ol the
bride, and Walter Knight.
Racaption Given
Following the ceremony a
reception was given at the
church. Mrs. J. C. Smock,
Lake Oswego, and Mrs. Wil
liam F. Jansen, aunts of the
bride, cut and served the wed
ding cake. Mrs. Carl G.
Schneider, Salem, served
punch, and Mrs. C. Lester
Newman, Salem, poured cof
fee. Dr. and Mrs. Glutsch were
hosts for a buffet dinner at
their home for out of town
guests, relatives and members
of the wedding party after the
reception.
The bride attended Wil
lamette university and South
ern Oregon college. Before
her marriage she was employ
ed by Dr. Joseph Sage, Palm
Springs, Calif.
The bridegroom attended
Eastern schools, and is em
ployed by F. L. Dinapoli, San
Jose, as a chief pilot.
The couple will live at 412
Vcrment street, San Jose.
Out of town guests included
Mrs. Ruby Thompson, grand
mother of the bride, Portland:
Mrs. Sonia Clive, Palm
Springs; Mr. and Mrs. Ira
Fitt.s, C. Lester Newman, and
Carl C. Schneider, Salem:
Jack S. Hughes, Los Angeles;
William McKinlcy, Salem;
John C. Smock, Lake Oswego;
and Mrs. Richard E. Packard,
Portland.
Gold Hill Couple
To Be Honored
Gold Hill - Mr. and Mrs.
Alva Walker, 1050 Second
street, Gold Hill, will be hon
ored at a gulden wedding an
niversary celebration Sunday,
July 22.
Tne open house event will
bo held from 1 to S p.m. at the
Walker home. The couple's
sons and their wives, Mr. and
Mrs. Delos Walker. Gold Hill,
and Mr. and Mrs. Verr. Walk
er, Santa Rosa, Calif., will be
hosts.
All relative? and friends of
the couple arc welcome to at
tend. Washington Pair
Prospect Visitors
Prospect Guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Sherman Poole,
Prospect, are Mr. Poole's par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Poole, Mansfield, Wash.
Before returning to their
home, the elder Pooles plan
to visit another son and his
family, Mr. and Mrs. Troy
Poole, Medford.
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Betrothal Told
At Patio Party
The engagement of Miss
Karen Sue Henderson and
Ronald Lee Fader was an
nounced at a Fourth of July
patio dinner prty by Miss
Henderson's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. John C. Henderson, 111
South Keene Way drive.
Mr. Fader is a son of Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph L. Fader, 338
Holly street, Ashland.
Miss Henderson attended
Medford schools, and was
,;raduated from Yreka, Calif.,
High school In 1957. She also
attended Southern Oregon col
lege, where she was affiliated
with Tri Zeta service sorority.
She now is employed by
Rogue Valley Memorial hos
pital. Mr. Fader was graduated
from Ashland High school in
1958. He attended Southern
Oregon college, and is em
ployed by the Oregon mili
tary department as adminis
trative supply technician in
Ashland.
The couple plan a Novem
ber wedding.
W fit
Miss Karen Henderson
(Brainerd photo)
Marriage Set
For August 11
Mr. and Mrs. John B. Aus-1
tin, 360 Stewart avenue, an- j
nounce the engagement and
approaching marriage of;
their daughter, Miss Mary j
Kalhryn Austin, to Gerald :
Mark Asam, Honolulu, Ha- i
waii. Mr. Asam is a son of
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander
Asam, Honolulu. i
Miss Austin is a graduate i
of St. Mary's High school.
She attended Southern Ore- '
gon college, and is now a stu- j
ejent at the University of Ha-!
waii in Honolulu. I
Mr. Asam was graduated j
from St. Louis High school, I
Honolulu, and the University
of California. He is employed
by the Combined Insurance
Company of America, and is
regional manager in Hono
lulu. The wedding is planned for
noon Saturday. August 11. in
the Sacred Heart Catholic
church here.
Pearsons Move
Illinois Valley - - Mr. and
Mrs. George Pearson, Bakers
field, Calif., are now living on
Chapman Creek road, in the
home formerly owned by the
Leonard Beard family. A dim
mer guest of the family is Boh
by Stewart, Mrs. Pearson's
brother.
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MEDFOHD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON
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' Darlene Tomlinson
Betrothal News
Is Made Known
Central Point-Mr. and Mrs.
Vern Tomlinson, 156 West
Pine street, Central Point, an
nounce the engagement of
their daughter, Darlene Tom
linson, to John L. Kruse, Dav
enport, Iowa.
Mr. Kruse's parents are
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Kruse,
Davenport.
Miss Tomlinson was grad
uated from Crater High
school in 1960. She attended
Southern Oregon college for
two years, majoring in sec
retarial science.
Mr. Kruse was graduated in
forestry from Iowa State uni
versity. He is a member of
Alpha Mu chapter, Theta Chi
social fraternity. He is now
an aviation officer candidate,
attending the United States
Naval Air school, pre-flight,
in Pensacola, Fla. He is sched
uled to receive his commis
sion in August
A November 24 wedding is
planned in Medford.
San Fanciscan
Visits Mother
Central Point - Victor War.
ncr of San Francisco, Calif.,
is visiting his mother, Mrs.
G. C. Brunelle, Kane Creek
road.
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Annual Pan-Hellenic Tea
To Be Held In
The second annual tea for
young women entering colleg
es and universities this fall
will be given in August by the
Rogue Valley Pan-Hellenic
association. It is set for Satur
day, August 4, and will be at
the home of Mrs. B. L. Woods,
2235 Oakwood drive.
Mrs. Donald Jackson will
be general chairman and as-
Luncheon Honors
Three Daughters
Prospect -Mrs. D. M. Chan
dler. Prospect, was recently
hostess for a luncheon at the
Town House cafe, Medford.
Guests of honor were her
three daughters, Mrs. Ken
neth Vaughn, Springfield;
Mrs. Robert Larson, Union
Creek Ranger station; and
Mrs. Stanley Carlson, Long
Lake, Minn. Also attending
was Miss Margie Ann Carl
son, a granddaughter.
Among the luncheon
guests was Miss Elizabeth
Flannery, who had taught
many of those attending.
Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn and
children Pam and John, and
Mrs. Carlson and children,
Miss Margie Ann Carlson,
Robbie and James Carlson
have been houseguests of Mr.
and Mrs. Chandler.
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August
sisting her will be Mrs. Gor
don Williams, food chairman
and Mrs. Monty Penwell, in
vitations chairman.
Any girl who does not re
ceive an invitation and who
would be interested in attend
ing is asked to call Mrs. Pen
well at 772-9034.
A fashion show of appropri
ate clothing for college wom
en will be given by Jean
Hart, Inc. Models will be ac
tive members of various na
tional collegiate sororities.
Plans for the tea and fash
ion show were made at a re
cent meeting of alumnae rep
resentatives held at the home
of Mrs. W. M. Prentice,
Crown avenue, president of
the association. It is stated
that in addition to girls en
tering college for the first
time this fall, the event is also
open to girls who will be at
tending a co-educational
school for the first time this
fall.
Kenneth Browns
Entertain Visitors
Illinois Valley Guests
visiting the Kenneth Brown
family, Cave Junction, recent
ly were Mr. and Mrs. Leon
ard McHann and sons. Gold
Hill, and Mr. and Mrs. Rodger
Taylor, Ashland. Mrs. Taylor
and Mrs. Brown are sisters.
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Lusks in Ohio
For Convention
Mr. and Mrs. John Lusk,
333 South Riverside avenue,
returned recently from a trip
to Cincinnati, Ohio. The
Lusks attended a convention
observing the centennial of :
the Baldwin Piano and Organ '
company. "-
While in Cincinnati thn.
Lusks attended a major '
league ball game, an informal :
concert by Jose and Amparn
Iturbi, and a lecture by Dr.'
Kenneth McFarland, guest -lecturer
for General Motors. .
! On their return, Mr. and
!Mrs. Lusk were met at tha.
I airport by their family and
i several close friends. They
were then escorted to their
home, where they were hon
ored at a party arranged by
their children.
Newlyweds Visit :
In Central Point
Central Point - Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur L. Clark, Mon
terey. Calif., are visiting Mr."
Clark's mother, Mrs. Vernon'
Johnson, 57 Front street, Cen
tral Point. The couple were '
married in Reno July 7. Mr.
Clark is a first class petty off i-.-cer
in the U.S. Navy, shora
patrol. He attended school in"
Central Point, and was gradu-
atcd from Crater High school -in
1951.
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