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2 C SUNDAY. AUGUST S. 1962 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON 1 1 fvil fey : r i Mill Martha Wyali. (canlar) Jackionvihe. Mm Orgon ior 1962, u an honortd gutil at in Garden of Eden luncheon and itylt ihow which Mtdford Jaycaetles gave lait Saturday in the garden ol lha homa of Mr. and Mri. O. A. Eden, 211 Geneilee itraat. Tha avant wai given to ' entertain wivei ot Oregon Junior Chamber of Commerce memberi here for tha annual lummer planning eeision. Mill Wyatl poiei here with three ieti of twini preient at Engagement Announced; Rites To Be In Africa Mr. and Mm. Bayard M. Getchell, 28 Ashland avenue, announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Diana Rulh, to Richard K. Hawkins, Mpwap- Mill Diana Getchell wa, Tanganyika, Africa. He Is the eon of Mr. and Mrs. Ken neth E. Hawkins, San Rafael, Calif. Miss Getchell is a graduate of Medford High school and Stanford university. She is now a member of the adminis trative staff of the university, and will arrive in Medford In early September for a stay here with her parents. She will travel to Africa to be married. Mr. Hawkins Is also a grad uate of Stanford university. He ia a member of Alpha Tau Omega social fraternity, and was captain of the gymnastics train al Stanford. He also held the post of head sponsor of ; the university men's riormi-: torirs. . i Awarded a fellowship from Columbia university, Mr. Pi Beta Phis ' To Be Honored Tim annual summer dinner j party given by members of 1 Rogue Valley alumnae of Pi , Beta Thi. national collfaiate . sorority, for active campus members of the group will he j held this year at the home of Mrs. Houston L. Bush Jr., 118 Black Oak drive. It is set for Thursday. August P, at 30 p.m. The dinner will be served ' In the patio. i Alumnae members of the j sorority new to the area are ; Invited to contact Mrs. R. B. j Thierolf, 773-1M0; Mrs. Carl' E. Wimhcrly Jr.. 772 (1662. or ! Mrs H. C Massinger. 773 5453 Reservations should be made by Monday, August 6. A brief business meeting is pliinnad after the dinner. Two Are Guesti Of Grandmother Ashland Visiting their grandmother. Mrs Orare Flint. 224 B street, are her granddaughters, Carol and Peggy Flint, who arrived from Sacramento, Calif., on Wed nesday, I - I . , J: 1 - J Hawkins studied for one year at Makercre university, Kam pala, Uganda, Africa. He is now employed as a teacher by the government of Tangan yika, and is sponsored by the United States agency for in ternational development. The wedding is planned to take place in early October in the Anglican church in Dar es Salaam, Tanganyika. The Rev. Philip Getchell, brolher of the bride-elect, is now living In Toleda, Parana, Brazil, where he Is establish ing a series of missions for the Episcopal church. Medleys Make Tour Of Europe Mr. and Mrs. James Med ley, 33.1 West Jackson street, are home after a month's tour of eight European countries, part of which they traveled with former Medford resi dents, Mr. and Mrs. Dewayne Mitchell, who taught in the Medford public schools. The Medleys met the Milch ells at Seville, Spain. The Mitchells however live at Rota, Spain where both arc with a U S. Navy base school. Mr. Mitchell as principal and Mrs. Mitchell as a physical education instructor. From Seville the group trav eled in the Mitchell's auto mobile throughout Spain, France, Italy, Switzerland, Austria. Monaco, and Ger many. They were in Nice, France on Rastille day, a na tional French holiday, and 'm , in in,- niHiiiriv ll-s- ! tivitics. This also was during ; the Lions International con vention held in Nice. Rcfore leaving Spain the group attended a hull fight and in Switzerland they tour ed the Alps. They also slopped in Monle Carlo, and spent : several days in Paris. I From Taris, Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell returned to their I home while Mr. and Mrs. Med j ley continued Into the Scan ; riinavian countries, staying in j numerous cities including , Stockholm, Sweden and Oslo, 1 Norway. i By chance the couple be Irame acquainted with a Scan dinavian Airlines official in i Paris and lie traveled on the same plane to Stockholm. ; There the official and his wife served as hosts to the i Medleys on numerous side i trips, including one to the j Baltic sea, The couplr left Medford on I July 1 and arrived home July 2S. HELP Wt nrd clolhino. thnel, dilhM. furniture, and beddine. We Pick L. HUP OTHIRS! The Salvation Army 30 N. Hnlly 7fJ.7J.J5 me event. Snown are lien to right) Janet Eden, Jacquie Ayrei, Karen Johnion. Mill Wyatt,, Cheryl Johnson, Judy Ayrei and Carolyn Eden. Janet and Carolyn Eden are granddaughleri of the Edeni. Another guest at the lunch eon was Mri. Reedy Berg, the former Joan Amorde of Roieburg, who wai Mill Oregon in 1947 and who now lives in Medford. The Garden of Eden party followed swim ming at Hawthorne park. (Knackstedt photo) Visitors Leave For East Coast Leaving Medford Friday were Mr. and Mrs. John E. Graham and son, Bruce, and Mr. and Mrs. John E. Murphy and daughter. Marcia, all of Woburn, Mass. They had been guests here of I,t. Col. Frank Graham and Mrs. Graham, Syringa drive. Mr. Graham and Mrs. Mur phy are brolher and sister of the colonel. Miss Murphy had made her home with her uncle and aunt the past year and attended school in Med ford. Parties Honor Miss Denver; Rites Saturday Two partios last week wort Riven in honor of Miss Paul ine Denyer. whose wedding to John C. Flanacan was .set for yesterday afternoon at First Presbyterian church. The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Russell H. Den- yer, 19 Ross court, and the bridegroom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. George C. Flanagan, Ehrman road. Mrs. Lloyd Neilson was hos tess for a shower Tuesday night al her home, 2130 East Jackson street. The Neilson home was decorated as a French sidewalk cafe. Small tables were covered with red and white checked cloths and were centered with nosegays of flowers. Mrs. Harold Hous ton, a native of France, pre sented Miss Dcnyer her gifts. Mrs. Houston, dressed as a French maid, also assisted with serving. I About 45 guests attended the event. On Wednesday Mrs. Doug las Dunn and her mother. Mis. Kenneth Wonrierly, gave a kitchen shower for (he bride-elect al the Wonderlv's home, 734 Palm street. Guests j were Miss Denyer, her moth er, and Miss Jan Evernham, .Miss Barbara Gordon, Miss ! Sharon I.aing, Miss Connie j Paulson. Miss Peanna Rus Isell, Mrs. Dennis Lungren and Mrs. Patrick McCoy. 1 1 Buiy School i. JJ 1 Try Our New Foundation Wave for Difficult Hsirl 1 ! i 1 1 u s ! I , ' :L ,. .... I I Appointm.ni DIAL 773-5501 1 I 0GUE 17 North Fir St. j j V BEAUTY SALON 1 4 ' Luncheon Given For Miss Durno; Wedding Day Set Miss Kaye Durno, whose j wedding to Ronald A. Louis. Oakland, Calif., has been set for September 8 in Medford, was honored at a luncheon given yesterday at Rogue Val ley Country club. Hostesses were Mrs. Glenn L. Jackson, Mrs. Robert Nor ris and Mrs. Robert Hart. Miss Durno, the youngest daughter of Congressman and Mrs. Edwin R. Durno of Med ford, came up from Berkeley, Calif., for the party, accompa nied by her fiance. They will return south today. Tables for the luncheon were decorated in pink flow ers and the honored guest was presented gifts. Women Give Tea For Conference Jacksonville Women of Ihe Jacksonsonville Presbyterian church gave a tea July 28 in the church rooms for mem bers of the Southern Oregon Conference of Historians which was being held that day in Ashland and Jacksonville. About 50 persons attended. Mrs. Otto Niedermeycr and Mrs. Fred Eden were in charge ot the event, assisted by Mrs. Dave Allen. Mrs. George Wcndt and Mrs. John Keaveny poured. An arrangement of summer chrysanthemums was a r ranged for the occasion by Mrs. Leonard McKee and the antique silver service used w us loaned for t lie occasion by Mis. Rulh Bowne Walker. The committee w omen wore nld-tune altire. Coffee Planned By Alpha Chis Alpha Chi Omcea Rogue Valley Alumnae club wilt meet Wednesday. August 8. at In a.m. for a coffee at the home of Mrs. Joe Hearin. 2517 Fast Main street, Med ford. AH Alpha Chi Omega alum nae in the area are to Attend. Ceremony In Nevada Weds Pair An event of Saturday, July 28, was the marriage of Miss Sandra Lee Sanncr and Ray mond Lloyd Racklcy, Winne mucca, Nev. The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ga len Sanner, 1708 Stratford avenue, and the bridegroom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Racklcy, Winncmucca. The Rev. R. W. Engscth per formed the ceremony in St. Paul's Episcopal church, Sparks, Nev. Immediate fam ily members attended the dou ble ring rites, held at 7:30 o'clock in the evening. The bridegroom's family was represented by his broth er, Robert Jackson, Lovelock, Nev. For the wedding the bride wore a sheath gown in cham pagne color, fashioned with overlapping draped skirt, scoop neck, and quilted neck line. Her white picture hat was of ruffled nylon, and she wore white accessories and a pearl pendant, a gift of the bridegroom. Her bouquet was a small beige orchid encircled by white stephanotis. Miss Barbara Gordon, Med ford, attended the bride. Her pink dacron frock was design ed with spaghetti straps, and she wore white accessories. Her corsage was of white car nations. Mr. Jackson served as best man for his brother. For her daughter's wedding Mrs. Sanner wore a pale blue sheath dress with white ac cessories and white carnation corsage. Following the wedding a reception was given by the bride's parents at the Towne House motel in Reno. The cake served was the upper layer of a wedding cake given io the bride a week before by friends attending a shower in Medford. It was served by Miss Gaylcnc Sanner, Med ford, sister of the bride. Mr. and Mrs. Sanncr were also hosts for a dinner party ;for guests and bridal party at the Nugget restaurant in Sparks. The newlywcd couple trav eled through Nevada and Ida ho on their wedding trip. The bride is a graduate of i Medford High school, and at tended the University of Ore- gon. i The bridegroom was gradu ated from Winncmucca High school, and is employed by Winncmucca Propane c o m pany. The couple will live in Winncmucca. Garden Party Set Thursday Sojourner club members are reminded by those in charge of the annual Garden parly to be held Thursday, August 9 that reservations should he made not later than Tuesday, August 7. The event will begin at I2:;in p.m., and will be held in the gardens of the O. A. ' Eden home. 211 Genes see street. j Reservations should be made by calling. Mrs. Earl Melborn. 772-808.4, or Mrs. Clifton Green, 773-7084. If the weather Is inclement, the party will be held in doors. Com? in nd write your ep?n book. w that your make th proper choic glr When you're tn our store we'll show you whv moT hririeMo-he regiter more preference for Towxk pattern than any other famous name in sterling silver-anH i:r hae thm nil' 4 PC FIK Sttip fit $ 37.35 TWM1 tnm $5.21 S-i j Open Fri. Till 9 21 N. CLSIKAL Zjl 1903 Cnnvtnifnt Ttrml If Dflirtd x...,:.: i. -xjtL . . Mr. and Mrs. Gary Hendrix, newcomers to Medford, were among the guests at a reception held at Rogue gallery Wednesday evening to honor Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Onslow Ford. Inverness, Calif. Mr. Onslow-Ford's paintings make up the current exhibit at the gallery. Mr. and Mrs. Hendrix came to Medford from Sacramento. Calif., and Mr. Hendrix, on tha faculty of Amador County High school last year, will teach art classes at Hedrick Junior High school beginning in Sep tember. The newcomers have joined Rogue Valley Art asso ciation, gallery sponsors. (Knacksecht photo) Beta Upsilon Chapter To Hold Poolside Show An evening tea and style show is planned by members of the Beta Upsilon chapter of Beta Sigma Phi sorority, Tuesday, August 14 at 8 p.m., al the R. A. Skinner home, 2112 Hillside drive. Entertainment will include diving exhibitions by college students, members of the Dol phin club from the University of Oregon, who also will give an exhibition of synchronized swimming, and various skits. The team is made up of Richard Griffith, one of the Northwest's outstanding div ers who recently took a first Niles Smiths To Leave City; Parties Given Mr. and Mrs. Niles Smith, who have lived in Medford for many years, will leave Tuesday to make their home in Santa Maria. Calif. Mr. Smith will teach the fifth grade in one of the Santa Maria elementary schools, and Mrs. Smith will become dean of girls at a new high school in that city which is being used this fall for the first time. Mrs. Smith has been on the faculty at Eagle Point High school, and her husband has been teaching in the Sams Valley school. A farewell parly was given for the Smiths by Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Thurman, who in vited, neighborhood friends to the event. Mrs. Smith is a member of Chapter CG of the PEO sisterhood, and was given a handkerchief shower by the group. Last Tuesday a group of her friends honored her at a luncheon at Rogue Valley Country club. The Smiths have two daughters living In California. They are Mrs. Steven Foster, Anaheim, and Mrs. Gary Dysart, San Francisco. pattern election in our friends mav e it and of their wedHinf jifU STERLING place and a second place in a Pacific Northwest Swim meet; Richard Hildebrand, and the Misses Linda Hess, Suzy Thompson, Barbara Stamper and Pam Gilkison. Miss Martha (Marty) Wyatt, Jacksonville, Miss Oregon for 19H2, is expected to attend. Reservations should be made for the event and may be obtained by calling Mrs. Larry Rose, 773-5753 or Mrs. Jack Rentz, 772-6706. Fashions for the style show will be furnished from Jean Hart's shop and the hair styles will be done by operators from Winnie's Style salon. Tickets for Ihe event are available at the two shops. Mrs. Carl Wimberly Jr. will be commentator for the style show and models include the Mcsdamcs Alvin Hooper, Douglas Plumley, Atven Reynolds, Winnie Harden burger, Raymond Retcr. Randy Hugdahl, Jack Lust and Larry Schadc Jr.. and the Misses Pamela Trow bridge and Beverly Bush. 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