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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON
SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 2, 1S62
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Miss Linda Lewis
Betrothal News
Told in Ashland
Ashland-Mr. and Mrs. Law
ton Lewis, 575 Liberty street,
last week announced the en
gagement of their daughter,
Linda Rose, to Jon Cham
breau, son of Mr, and Mrs.
Lawrence Chambreau. Hills
boro. A June wedding is plan
ned by the couple.
Miss Lewis was graduated
from Ashland High schojl in
1961 and has been a student
at the University of Oregon
during her freshman year.
She will enter Portland Slate
college this fall and the fol
lowing year will return to the
university at Eugene. Her
fiance attended Willamette
university and the University
of Oregon and is employed at
one of the U.S. National Banks
of Portland under the bank
scholarship one-the-job train
ing program. He is an eco
nomics major and will receive
his degree next year.
Woodcraft Neighbors
Announce Meeting
Phoenix Phoenix Neigh
bors of Woodcraft will meet
Thursday, September 6, at the
Phoenix community building.
The meeting will begin at
8 p.m. and Mrs. Arthur Hun
ter will preside. A social hour
will follow.
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V THE EXCITING NEW SHAPE OP
Ceremony
In Ashland
Weds Couple
Ashland - First Church of
Christ in Ashland was the
setting for the marriage of
Miss Mary Ellen Kelso and
Richard LeRoy Champion.
The bride is a daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Merlyn H. Kel
so, 220 Patrick lane, and the
i parents of the bridegroom are
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Champion,
2435 West McAndrews road,
Medford.
The Rev. James Sinclair
read the double ring ceremony
before about 15 guests. It was
performed at 7:30 o'clock in
the evening.
Mrs. Sinclair played the or
gan wedding music.
The bride chose a ballerina
length satin gown fashioned
with scoop neck, sequined
bodice, and full skirt. Her
short bouffant veil was held
by a white tiara.
Miss Alberta Nelson attend
ed the bride. She wore a pink
suit and white accessories.
r,onald Tipton was best
".ian.
For a wedding trip to Los
Angeles, the bride chose
green and white suit worn
with white accessories and a
while carnation corsage. The
couple returned to their home
at 40 Granlie street, Ashland
Saturday.
The bride is a graduate of
Ashland High school. She is
employed by Cascade M D
Products, Inc., in Ashland.
Mr. Champion is a graduate
of Medford High school, and
is employed by the Big Y
Market in Medford.
Louis Clayson
Sings in Opera
Ashland-Louis Clayson, for
mer voice instructor at South
ern Oregon college, and re
gional winner of the San Fran
cisco Opera debut auditions,
recently appeared as Rinuccio
in Puccini's opera, "Gianni
Schicchi."
The opera was performed
at the Paul Massnn vineyards
in Saratoga, Calif., and was
sponsored by the Merola me
morial fund opera program.
Californians Are
! Recent Visitors
Hornbrook - Recent guests
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
A. C. Goodman were Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Shimp of Para
, dise, Calif. A visitor at the
' present time at the Goodman
home is George Leonard, who
is a horse trainer and groom,
working at race tracks
1 throughout the country.
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Mr. and Mrs. Larry
with both attend school
riage took place August
City. (Anders photo)
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Recently Married, Students
Make Home in Los Angeles
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Keith
Wright traveled to Los Ange
les after their wedding, and
both will attend colleges this
fall.
The couple were married
Friday, August 26, at Berean
Baptist church in While City.
The bride is the former
Emma Carolyn Hart, and is a
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Earl D. Hart, Highway 238,
Applegate. Mr. Wright's par
ents are Mr. and Mrs. Lee
Wright, Leonard road, Grants
Pass.
The Rev. Allen Hill per
formed the double ring cere
mony at 8 o'clock in the
morning. The rites were at
tended by close friends and
relatives of the couple.
Given in marriage by her
father, the bride chose a
three-piece white brocade
suit, designed with cropped
jacket and three-q u a r t e r
length sleeves. She wore a
-.vhite fur cossack hat. and
carried a white orchid en
circled by pink rosebuds and
lilies of the valley.
Mrs. Edward Allen, Ash
land, a sister of the bride,
lighted the candles.
Baskets of pink gladioli and
white asters decorated the
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Wright (Emma Carolyn Hart) :
Angeles this fall. Their mar-
Berean Baptist church, White
church, and Mrs. John Mil
lard sang. Mrs. Ray Marsh
was at the organ.
For the ceremony and the
wedding breakfast which fol
lowed at the Mark Antony
hotel in Ashland, the bride's
mother wore a dove grey
sheath frock of linen and
matching jacket. Mrs. Wright
chose a jacket dress of raw
silk in a blue and cream col
ored pattern. Both wore
white aster corsages.
Since Mrs. Ada Rodgers,
grandmother of the bride,
was unable to attend the
wedding, the newly wed
couple visited her at her
heme following the ceremony
and presented her with a cor
sage of white asters.
The bride was graduated
from Medford High school in
1962. She was a member of
Berean Baptist church, and
also of Job's Daughters in
Shady Cove.
The bridegroom, a 1962
graduate of Grants Pass High
school, has been associated
with his father in operating
the family Hereford Callle
ranch in Grants Pass.
In Los Angeles the bride
will study to be a dental as
sistant. The bridegroom plans
to attend Woodbury college,
where he will major in ac
counting and business admin
istration. Prior to the wedding the
bride was honored at a
luncheon, given at Stanley's
restaurant. Hostesses were
the Misses Jacqueline and
Judith Ayres, Deanna Kun
kel, Elva Bratton, and Gloria
Alexander.
The luncheon parly then
drove to the home of Mrs.
Glenn Hoist, 1117 Mt. Pitt
avenue, where the bride was
honored at a surprise bridal
shower. Mrs. Hoist is an aunt
of the bride.
Party iTSeld
In Montague
Montague - Mrs. John Lis-
key was the honored guest at
a birthday party given at her
home on the lower Klamath
between Merrill and Klamath
Falls, August 12th in observ
ance of her 77th birthday.
Guests were Mrs. Garrison
Mitchell, Dairy, Ore.; Mrs.
Toby O'Keefc, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Koertje and son, Ben
ny; Wayne Watkins and
daughter, Ina, all Klamath
Falls, Ore.; Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Liskey and sons. Tracy and
Bernie, Merrill, Ore.
The honoree also received
telephone felicitations from
her niece, Mrs. Gene Andrews,
Montague, and Vieva Watkins,
another niece who resides in
Los Angeles.
Rhymers Announce
Engagement News
In Central Point
Central Point- Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Rhymer. Azalea
drive. Central Point, an
nounce the engagement of
their daughter, Miss Helen
Ann Rhymer, to Carl Rondo
nenoricKson. son oi Mrs. Bra
trice J. Hendrickson, 303
West Jackson street, Medford.
The bride -elect attended
Central Point schools and her
fiance is a 1962 graduate of
Medford High school. He is
employed al the Rogue River j
Packing corporation. :
No wedding date has bi-en i
set.
From Coos Bay
Ashland - Guests this week
at the home of Mrs. Lorcna
McNair, 323 Oak street, were
Mr, and Mrs. Lee Nelson and
their daughter, Karen and
son, Gregg, and Miss Lois An
derson, all of Cons Bay. Dur
ing their Ashland visit Ihry
attended a performanre of the
Shakespearean festival,
Engagement News Told
By Washington Couple
Ashland Mr. and Mrs. J. E
hageman, Raymond, Wash., j
announce the engagement of
their daughter, Leona Lor
raine Hageman, 349 South
Mountain street, Ashland, to
Doyle Homer Bransom. Mr.
Bransom is a son of Mr. and
Mrs. Homer Bransom, Route
1, Box 57, Central Point.
Miss Hageman was graduat
ed from Raymond High school
and Southern Oregon college.
She also attended Grays Har
bor college, Aberdeen, Wash.
While a student at Southern
Oregon college she was home
coming princess and a mem
ber of Delia Phi Alpha, mgsic
honor society.
She will teach fourth grade
at Walker school in Ashland
during the 1962-63 school
year.
Mr. Bransom, a graduate of
Crater High school, is a sen
ior sludent at Southern Ore
gon college. His major field
is elementary education.
An athlete at the college.
Mr. Bransom has participated
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Members Open hall beason
Eagle Point - The Eagle
Point Garden club will hold
the first meeting of the fall
season Wednesday, September
S in Ihe home of Mrs. A.
Wattenburg on Alta Vista
road. The meeting will open
with a dessert luncheon at 1
p.m. with Mrs. W. E. Davies
as co-hostess. Members are
asked to answer roll call with
the name of a native plant
they have growing in their
garden.
All women new to the area
who are interested in cooper
ating with other members to
carry out the objectives of
the club in conservation of
native trees, shrubs, flowers
and birds, gardening their
own home grounds are invited
to be special guests.
Plans to tour the Dahack
Flower gardens above Trail
on September 12 will be made.
The Eagle Point Garden
club is a member of the Ore
gon Federation of Garden
Clubs and meets the first
Wednesday of each month in
members' homes, starting with
a dessert luncheon at 1 p.m.
Year's Program
Included in the planned pro
gramming for the coming year
are exhibits and arrangements
of late summer flowers in Oc
tober; a workshop in prepara
tion for their annual Christ
mas show in both November
and December; house plants
in January; Richfield movie
on Wild Fiowers in February;
interpretation of a flower
schedule in March; flower
show planning in April; Mush
rooms in May; Roses - their
care and grooming in .Tunc;
and a lour of the Ashland
park in July combined with
a picnic.
Some of the civic projects
Zuleima Temple
Slates Session;
Ceremonial Set
Preceded by a luncheon at
12:00 noon, Zuleima ttmpie,
Daughters of the Nile will
hold its first fall meeting at
1 p.m. Saturday, September 8,
at the Grants Pass Masonic
temple. The luncheon will be
arranged by the temple
dancers of Eugene, assisted by
Mrs. J. L. Neilson and Mrs.
J. M. Mitchell, both of Grants
Pass.
During the business session
to be conducted by the queen,
Mrs. Chester Stonecypher,
Tulelake, Calif., reports will
be given on the supreme ses
sion held at Des Moines in
June, inose attending were
Mrs. Stonecypher, Mrs
George Bryant, Coquille, who
served as an escort to the su
preme temple banner, and
Mrs. Murray Gardiner, prin
cess royal.
Officers of the temple will
meet at the Grants Pass Ma
sonic temple at 9:30 a.m. Sat
urday for a rehearsal of the
ceremonial to be held at Co
quille on September 29. Mrs.
Bryant, a past queen of the
I temple, is general chairman of
: the ceremonial.
Students Entertain
For Benefit Group;
Invitation Extended
Students from the Thurs
ton Dance studio furnished
entertainment during the
weekly meeting Wednesday,
August 29 for members of the
Security Benefit club of Med
ford. J. P. Graham, program
chairman, arranged for the
entertainment. .
Mm. Irene Stoge was a
guest and several persons
Joined the group. Jacob Cour
rier. who recently returned
from the Veterans Adminis
tration hospital in Portland,
was among those who at
tended. The group meets each
Wednesday in the Pythian
building from 11 a m. lo 4
p.m., and all Interested per
sons r Invited.
in the National Track meet
for small colleges, and was
named All American in foot
ball last year.
A summer, 1963, wedding
is planned
Miss L"ona Hageman
the club will undertake is to
sponsor Blue Birds groups;
conduct garden therapy.
Christmas decorations and
sponsor a ward at White City;
annual standard flower show;
Christmas home show; plant
sale and introduction ol new
plants; a litterbug campaign;
Willamette National cemetery
fund; civic beautification in
cluding the landscaping on
the Eagle Point Community
building grounds; walking li
brary; arrangement lime at
each meeting; five minutes at
each meeting dedicated lo
birds; and conservation on
wild flowers.
List Officers
Officers for the Eagle Point
Garden club are Mrs. Ted
Flury, president; Mrs. C. C.
Hoover, vice president; Mrs.
Edward Kimmel, secretary;
Mrs. W. E. Davies, treasurer;
Mrs. Helen Wolfe as member
ship committee chairman;
Mrs. Jack James, program;
Mrs. J. Grow, publicity; Mrs.
C. C. Hoover, year book; Mrs.
A. Wattenburg, flower show;
Mrs. Charles Cushman, librari
an; Mrs. E. Jackson, Rose
mary; Mrs. Hoover, plant ex
change; Mrs. Irene Stafford,
birds; Mrs. Cushman, arrange
ment; Mrs. F. Putman, con
servation; Mrs. James, horti
culture. N
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Stores Also In K. Falls,
In Ashland
Ashland-Mr. and Mrs. Ken
neth Braa and four children
of Seattle, former Ashland
residents, are visiting with
Mrs. Braa's parents. Dr. and
Mrs. Charles A. Haines, Up
per Tolman Creek road, and
with Mr. Braa's mother, Mrs.
Lpster rjeShazer, 133 oT3nse
street.
Couple
Honored
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin D. Mc
Donaid, whose marriage was
an event of last June in Po
mona, Calif., were honored at
a reception recently given by
the bridegroom's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Ira McDonald, at the
Medford Free Methodist
church. About 100 persons at
tended. The bride Is the former
Miss Annabclle Ross, daugh
ter of the Rev. and Mrs.
James Ross of Clarcmont,
Calif.
The reception hall was dec
orated with orange colored
gladioli and orange colored
rosebuds.
Pouring were Mrs. Loda
Boon, aunt of the bridegroom,
Mrs. Ira W. McDonald of
Stockton, Calif., a sisler-in-law
of the bridegroom, and Mrs
Roland Johnson. Miss Grace
Andrewj cut the cake and
Mrs. Gus Boen was in charge
of registering the guests.
The heirloom tea service
used was loaned by Dr. and
Mrs. H. P. Holt, of Rogue Val
ley Manor.
Garden Th
erapy
Topic for Club
Miss Enid Holmes, chief li
brarian at the Veterans Dom
iciliary in White City, will
be the guest speaker for menv
bcrs of the Medford Garden
club at their first fall meet
ing Thursday, September 6 In
the home of Mrs. Hildred
Hughes, 2208 Ruhl way. Her
subject will be, "Garden
Therapy, a New Field of Serv
ice."
A potluck luncheon will be
served and elected officers
will be the hostesses. Mem
bers are to take table service.
Mrs. A. O. Floyd will have
the lesson on "Everyday
Herbs," and Mrs. E. M. Wal
len will speak on culling and
conditioning flower gardens.
Royal Neighbors
To Hold Meeting
Central Point - The Royal
Neighbors 1 of America will
meet Tuesday, September 4 at
the home of Mrs. Darrel
Hcndrickson, Bursell road.
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Present Souvenir Booklet
A booklet, "Mcdford's Her-1
ilage" was recently presented
to Medford Girl Scouts, but
it docs not deal with Med
ford, Ore. The booklet, pre
pared by Girl Scouts of Med
ford, Mass., was brought here
recently by Mrs. Charles
Hobbs of the Massachusetts
city.
Mrs. Hobbs, a troop com
mittee member in the eastern
city, formerly led a troop,
with the girls going through
the ranks to take their curved
bar awards. Mrs. Hobbs was
in the Rogue valley to visit a
long-time friend, Mrs. W. E.
Morrison. 1090 East Pine
street, Central Point. Both
taught in North Dakota as
young women, and Mrs. Mor
rison now teaches at Jewctt
school.
Mrs. Hobbs, with her hus
band and son, Charles Jr.,
had been on a several week's
Students Give
Tea Saturday
An afternoon tea and "con
versation party" was held
Saturday, August 2,1, at the
home of Miss Julia Gandt,
1248 Eureka Court. Co-hostesses
were Miss Gandt and
Miss Deanne Taylor.
The party honored girls re
turning to colleges and uni
versities in the fall. Attend
ing were Miss Nancy Clark,
who will return to Southern
Oregon college; Miss Mary
Kay Harris, Miss Nancy Hin
man, and Miss Ann Barker,
University of Oregon; and
Miss Anne Manno and Miss
Christe Prentice, Oregon
State university.
Miss Gandt and Miss Tay
lor attend the University of
Oregon, ,
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tour of the United Stales and
had visited the Seattls
World's Fair before coming to
Medford. The visitors made a
trip to the House of Mystery,
Gold Hill, while in the val
ley. Mrs. Hobhs stated that the
booklet had been designed
and compiled by Intermediate
Scouts of the Girl Scouts of
Medford, Mass., council. It is
a history of their city, located
near Boston, with a popula
tion of almost 70,000. The
booklet was part of the coun
cil's celebration of the 50th
anniversary of Girl Scouting.
Mrs. Hobbs said that Girl
Scouts in her city are told
about Medford, Ore., and that
it was founded by former
residents of the Massachusetts
city.
Tri-DeliTsiate
Thursday Meeting
The Southern Oregon chap
ter of Delta Delta Delta
sorority alumni will meet
Thursday, September 6 at
7:30 p.m., in the home of Mrs.
W. A. Graff, 2156 West Hill
side drive.
All interested alumni mem
bers of the sorority are in
vited. .
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