MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON
SUNDAY. AUGUST 5. 1962
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Johnsons
Make Home
In Klamath
Mr. and Mrs. Roger V.
Johnson are living at 1735
Derby street, Klamath avails,
following their ma rr lege
July 21 in Reno, Nev. The
bride is the former Miss Dana
Faye Taylor, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Howard L. Taylor,
515 West 11th street, Med
ford, and the bridegroom'
parents are Mr. and Mrs. S. R.
Glassburn, Keno road, Kla
math Falls.
The double ring ceremony
was performed by the Rev.
Warren D. Ward in the Park
Wedding chapel at four
o'clock in the afternoon. .
For her wedding the bride
wore a blue suit with white
accessories and her corsage
was of white carnations.
The chapel was decorated
with baskets of pink and
white flowers and pew ends
were marked with pink rib
bon bows.
The couple made their wed
ding trip to Virginia City and
visited points of interest near
Reno. '
The bride attended Med
fnrd High school and until
her wedding was a nurse's
aide at the Milledge Con
valescent home.
The bridegroom received
his education in Klamath
Falls schools and is employed
by the Weyerhaeuser Lumber
mill in Klamath Falls.
The couple was honored
during a family reunion July
29 held in the home of the
bride's parents. A bridal
shower also was given when
the bride was presented gifts
for the kitchen. Thirty-three
relatives attended.
Marriage
Of Interest
In Hornbrook
Hornbrook - Of interest
here is news of the marriage
on June .10 of Miss Regina
Cotter. Hillsborough, Calif.,
and Michael Barnum, Horn
brook. The 11:30 o'clock nup
1ial mass took place at St.
Catherine's Catholic church
In Burlingame, Calif., before
an altar banked with while
gladioli and chrysanthemums.
The bride, escorted to the
altar by her brother, Henry
Cotter, wore a full length
gown of white pcau de sole
with insets of Alencon lace
on the bodice and the chapel
length train. Her bouffant
veil was held by a crown of
iridescent sequins and she
carried white orchids and
stephanotis.
Serving her cousin as maid
of honor was Miss Geraldine
Cadogan, and bridesmaids
were the Misses Judith Coats
and Martha Rees, Hillsbor
ough, and Miss Karen Jedin,
Burlingame. All four attend
ants wore identical gowns of
pale aquamarine organza
over taffeta with matching
veiled hats, and carried cres
cent of white gladioli.
Richard Cotter, brother of
the bride, performed best man
duties for the bridegroom.
Ushers, all Navy friends of the
bridegroom, from Moffett
field, were Roger Short from
Nebraska, James Schwartz
from Iowa, and John Smith
from Ohio.
The bride is the daughter of
Mrs. Richard Cotter and the
late Mr. Cotter of Hillsbor
ough, and is a graduate of Bur
lingame High school. Parents
of the bridegroom are Mr.
and Mrs. Oscar Barnum, long
time residents of Hornbrook.
He is a graduate of Yrcka
High school and was attend
ing Oregon State university
at Corvallis at the time he
entered the Navy.
The young couple marie
their wedding trip to Lake
Tahne anri Reno and then
spent the remainder of the
week at the Barnum home
here. They are making their
home in Sunnyvale, Calif.,
near Moffett field where the
bridegroom in stationed. The
hridceroom's grandmother,
Mrs. Ella Pratt and his sister,
Miss Penny Barnum. both
Hornbrook, attended the err
emony in Burlingame, and the
reception which followed at
the Cotter home in Hillsbor
ough. Families Visit
At Clark Home
Shady Cove Mr. and Mrs.
Bert Clark, Big Butte creek,
have had as guests their
granddaughter. Mrs. Keith
Schock and children, Modesto,
Calif. Other guests have been
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Mitchell
and children. Dana and
Kathy. Lovelock. Pa . Mr.
and Mrs. Gene Mitchell and
children, and Mr. and Mrs.
Don Clark and children. Eagle
Point.
Former Rtidnt
Visits In Proipeet
Prospect - Recent visitors
t t'ie home nf Mr and Mrs
S L. Morse. Prnpect. 're
Mr and Mrs Curtis Coleman.
Minneapolis. Mmn Mr. Cole
man is a former Trospect resident.
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Mrs. Roger V. Johnson
Musical Given
In Shady Cove
Shady Cove-Trail A mid
summer musical was present
ed in the McCorkle Music
room on Williams Lane in
Shady Cove July 29 In the
afternoon. The guests listened
to a "Magic Carpet" trip
around the world which fea
tured music of many nations.
Musicians p a r t i c ipating
were E. C. Root, Mr. Pickell,
Mrs. Ray Lennox, Mrs. Glen
Scott and Dclmar Myers, all
of Medford. Dr. and Mrs. D. E.
Millard, Eagle Point, and
Susan Wilson and Mrs. Mc
Corkle of Shady Cove. Of
special interest was a flute
solo written in the modern
idiom and played by Delmar
Myers.
The hostess, Mrs. Lucille
Allen, served punch following
the program. She was assist
ed by Mrs. Myers.
Keep a sick child busy by
giving him a button box and
a spool of thread. Let him
sort and string together all
buttons of the same size.
Main and Bartlett Streets
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Many Paintings Entered
In Jubilee Art Exhibit
Jacksonville Paintings by artists from the Rogue valley
and other Oregon towns have been entered in the Jackson
ville Jubilee Art show being held today in the Jacksonville
Public library, on South Oregon street, one block from
California street in downtown Jacksonville. Hours today are
10 a.m. to 7 p.m.
The public is invited to view .
the show which has been r-m holn Jacksonville,
ranged through Mrs. Arthur serving as attendants dur
Roberts, branch librarian, who , j the exhibit at the librar
explains that church pews, re- ;are Mr Ferguson. Mrs. Hous
cently presented to the library ; ton Valentine. Mrs. Lind Mc-
from the Jacksonville Presby
terian church, will be avail
able for persons to use as they
pause from the day's activi
ties. Over 75 works in oils and
water color are on display.
From Seaside is a group of
four large oils by Bertol Wons
mas. arranged for with the
artist by Mrs. Floyd Wyatt
when rhe recently was in Sea
side with her daughter, Miss
Martha Wyatt, when she was
chosen Miss Oregon of 19R2.
The oils from Prinpville
are done by Wayne Casey.
Eugene Bennett, well
known Medford artist, has
entered works and a number
of pictures have been exhibit-
jed by Ben Ferguson, retired
j Army officer, who recently
moved to Jacksonville. Some
of the other artists exhibiting
are Mrs. Viola Moore, Gold
Hill: Mrs. George Johnson.
Mrs. Hellen Florey, William
j Fontaine, Mrs. Grace Kurz,
and Miss Margaret Osen-
brugge, all of Medford.
In connection with the art
exhibit a mineral display of
native gold from Jackson
county has been entered by
Dclmar Smith of the Crater
Rock Museum in Centra!
Point.
Assisting Mrs. Roberts in
arranging the display have
been George Johnson, Med
ford. president of the South
ern Oregon Society of Artists,
'Clinton Smith, and Mr. Fergu-
I Downtown Medford I
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Of Famous Name
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USE YOUR CHARGE ACCOUNT
Shop Evary Friday Evening Until 9 p.m.
Member Ridt and Shop
Beth, Mrs. Wyatt, the Misses
Violet and Twyla Hancnkrat,
Mrs. Rose Molyncau and Le
land Johnson, all of Jackson
ville, and Mrs. Kurz, Mrs
jjune
Phillips, and
Medford, and
Mrs. I
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iFlorey,
' Moore, Gold Hill.
Berhel, Chapter
Hold Lake Party
Shady Cove Members of
Bethel 58, International Or-j
der of Job's Daughters. Shady
Cove, and of Medford chap
ter. Order of De Molay. held
a picnic, water skiing and
boating party at Emigrant
lake Sunday.
Irwin Spenre and John
Frazier of Medford had their
boat on the lake and gave
instructions in water skiing
to those brave enough to
make the attempt. Thirteen
young people attended.
The Mesdames John Minor,
Victor Frost. Dale Acker
man and Carroll Watson,
bethel mothers, accompanied
the group.
Posf Noble Grands
Announce Picnic Date
Past Noble Grants club of
Olive Rebekah lodge will
hold a picnicSunday, August
12, at 5 p.m. at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Scripter,
727 West Fourth street.
Rolls and coffee will be
furnished. This is the second
annual picnic of the club.
Phon, 772-6423
Club Disbands
And Reorganizes
The Town send Harmony
club was disbanded last
Wednesday during a meeting
of the membership, who then
organized a new group which
they named the Security Ben
efit club. Money which may
be raised through the new
group's projects will be used
to the benefit of its members.
A new charter will be drafted,
officers explained.
The group's musicians, J. P.
Graham and Mrs. Ellaleen
Townsend, were assisted at
the Wednesday meeting by
Mrs. Everett Sikes and Mrs.
Oliver Dejarnett.
Mrs. Ruth Johnston, a
former member now living in
California, was a visitor.
The group will continue to
meet on Wednesdays from 11
a m to 4 p.m., in the Pythian
building. Any interested per
sons are Invited to attend.
Meeting Set
Past presidents of the auxil
iary to the Fraternal Order of
Eagles lodge, plan a meeting
for 2 p.m., Friday, August 10
at the home of Mrs. Opal Ci
ardi, 40 North Quince street.
Every Day
From Noon to 2 p.m.
Your High School Fashion
Board Will Ba Modeling
All The Newest Back to
School Fashions.
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Drama Critic to Speak
In Ashland; See Plays
Ashland Henry Hewes. Tickets are still available
noted New York critic and j for the lecture-dinner at the
drama editor of the Saturday Festival box office, Mann's in
Review, will arrive in Med-1 Medford, and the Mark An
ford this afternoon. Hr. Hewes I tony hotel in Ashland.
will be the key speaker at a I
special theatre dinner party Ashland Garden Cub
August 6 in the Caesar room
of the Mark Antony hotel.
Sponsored by the Broadway
Theatre League of Medford,
the dinner will start at 6 p.m .
Mr. Hewes will speak at 7
p.m., and the dinner will ad
journ at 8 p.m. in time for
the start of "Comedy of Er
rors" at the Oregon Shake
spearean Festival. The title
of his address is: "A Forward
Look at the American The
atre." Mr. Hewes will witness
Sunday night's production of
"Coriolanus," Monday eve
ning's staging of "Comedy of
Errors", and the premiere of
"A Thieves Ballad", a special
music-dance production which
will be added to the regular
repetory staging of the Ore
gon Shakespearean festival.
Mr. Hewes will leave for
New York on Tuesday morning.
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You Are Cordially Invited . . .
Come in anytime and see our stunning collection of new back to
school fashions. Our high school fashion board will be very
happy to discuss your back to school wardrobe problems. Make
a date now to see your school members.
Our Convenient
Newcomb
Mary's
Will Meet on Monday
Ashland-The Ashland Gar
den club will meet Monday,
August 6, in the Earl Fraley
garden, 415 Granite street, for
a noon picnic and program.
The speaker will be Vaughn
Quackenbush of the Medford
Rose Society, who will talk
on the subject of rose budding.
Those attending are asked
to take their own table serv
ice, folding chairs and card
tables in addition to picnic
food.
Return Horn
Ashland- Mr. and Mrs.
George Ward and son, Glenn,
HB7 Park street, and Mrs.
Ward's mother. Mrs. Sadie
Oium. 319 South Ivy streel,
Medford, have returned from
a two -week Hawaiian trip
which included visits to many
of the islands' points of scenic
! beauty.
High School
Fashion Board
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Lay-Away Plan!
K.lhy Hart
St. Mary's
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Today:
10 a.m. - 7 p m. Jackson
ville Jubilee Art show, Jack
sonville public library,
Monday:
6:30 p.m. - Westminster
Guild, home of Mrs. Eloise
Winklebleck. 940 Whitman
ave., Medford.
Tutiday:
10 a.m. - Woman's Mission
ary Unions of the Southern
Baptist Convention, Siskiyou
association, Forst Southern
Baptist church, 794 Lozicr
lane.
12 noon - Medford Gold
Star Mothers, Ashland Lithia
park.
12 noon - Navy Mothers
club. Ashland Lithia park.
Wednesday:
9:30 a.m. - Oak Grove
Neighborhood club, with Mrs.
B. H. Belknap, 67 Perrydale
ave.
10 a.m. - Alpha Chi Ome
ga Rogue Valley Alumnae
club, home of Mrs. Joe Hear
in. 2517 East Main St.
11 a m. - Security Benefit
club. Knights of Pythias hall.
Thursday:
6:30 p.m. - Rogue Valley
Alumnae of Pi Beta Phi, home
of Mrs. Houston L. Bush Jr.,
118 Black Oak dr.
7:30 p.m. - Re-La-DaSa
Women's organization, 1173
Vawter rd.
Friday:
2 p.m. - Pas Presidents of
Fraternal Order of Eagles
auxiliary, 2093 home of Mrs.
Primio Ciardi, 40 North
Quince st.
Families Attend
Recent Wedding
Eagle Point - Among out-of.
town guests in the valley for
the wedding of Miss Lara Jo
anne Elden, of Central Point,
and Wallace Campbell. July
27 in the First Presbyterian
church in Medford, were Mr.
and Mrs. John Campbell and
son, Wallace, Seattle, Wash.,
Mrs. Sadie Hagen, Vancouver,
Wash., and Roger Johnson,
Washington, D.C. The group
were houseguests of Mrs. Ger-
Itrurie Stanley of Eagle Point.
i Other week end guests at
the home of Mrs. Stanley
were her son and family, Mr.
and Mrs Bertland Stanley and
.daughter. Judith, Fort Klam
ath, and John Stanley, Butt
Falls.
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Janet O'Sullivan
Medford
Judy Cebhard
Crater
Keren Holley
Crater
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