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s c SUNDAY. OCTOBER 14. 1962 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON MANOR-ISMS . By ETHELYN EVANS Another of the many valley organizations which meet in the Manor from time to time, is Chapter CG of the PEO sis terhood which met with Mrs. Judd Grocnman, Medford. Af ter luncheon a program of films was given in the Manor lecture room. Also. Mrs. Myr tle Doty, Medford, is using the Club room to entertain her Chapter BE. A program is planned, and Mrs. Doty will serve refreshments. I under stand there are more than 23 PEO members living in the Manor. Political Items: Our Manor Democrats got ahead of the Republicans in the utilization of our large candidates' bul letin board on the ground floor. However, early the fol lowing morning, Mr. and Mrs. George Hammond, Granada Hills, Cal., Mrs. Edith Bralcy, Medford, and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Evans, Santa Barbara, Calif., all dashed to headquar ters (separately) and returned with Republican campaign material. It takes a bit of friendly competition to keep things lively around the Man or. George Hammond is our Precinct 56X registrar, and he reports more than a 96 per cent registration of our mem bers. The job now is to get out the vote and that means absentee ballots for these "in and out" Manor members. We hope that friends of absent, wandering members will write them to make applica tion, or send them the appli cations to sign and return in time to have ballots mailed to them. Also, that .members planning a trip before Novem ber 6, will take care of their vote before leaving. All of us who worked on the Manor Republican fund campaign received a very nice letter fiom Anton Lausinaiin, Medford. precinct committee man. He reported a very suc cessful drive and praised us for our efforts. and convenient apartment in the Manor and returned to her home in Grants Pass. She will be back hcie later this season, and in the meantime Manor friends are driving up to visit with her. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Franzwa, San Fernan do, Calif., are the first to go. Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Ander son, Medford, are tack again. They have been in the south, shuttling between San Fran cisco and Los Angclei, Calif., attending the opera and the ball games. Mrs. Augusta Hayden came to the Manor from Menlo Park, Calif., but, actually, she lived for many years in Klam ath Falls, while her late hus band was connected with the Reclamation service there. Mrs. Hayden has returned from Palo Alto, Calif., where she had arranged a family re union with a son. Bush E. Hayden and wife, Lompac, Calif., Mr. and Mrs. (a daugh ter) Forsythe, Atherton, Calif., and Doctors Otis and Jean (a daughter) Millikan, Washing ton. D.C., plus three grand children. A tiny grandson la boriously printed a note to her saying: "You may be old. Grandma, but I love you just the same." This was amusing to those of us who know Mrs. Hayden's pop, interest in life and "young of heart" viewpoint. ,nrrrr . I n fclatoL:...:. -rrr r '": iFour Home Extension Units Slate Meetings Our charming, friendly but peripatetic Canon and Mrs Edwin Moss, Laguna Beach, Calif., arc off again! Canon Moss is returning to his for mer parish - Church of the Angels, Pasadena. Calif., for a special communion service celebrated by His Grace, the Archbishop of Canterbury, England, who will also preach In St. Pauls, Los Angeles. The Archbishop iR traveling through the U.S.A. enroule to the Eueumenical council of the Catholic church in Rome. Mrs. Charles Cooley, Grants Pass, has deserted her large Snow, rain, wind, plus rock and mud lides up McKenzie Pass way, forced the cancel lation of a three-day bus trip for our members who planned to sight-see the Fall colors. Walter Iliggins announced that another and even more Interesting trip was "cook ing." but what, where or when we know not. Gold Hill Club Meeting Changed Mr, and Mrs, Kenton Dean Mayfield Nancy Eileen Bondietti I Fed to Kenton Mayfield Gold Hill - Amethyst Rc- bekah Friendship club will not meet on the regular meet ing night, Monday, October 15 due to a conflicting event, ac cording to Mrs. Paul Molloy. She will be hostess for the group on Monday, October 22 at 8 p.m., at her home on Sec ond avenue. Members who will partici pate in the skit fur the annual teachers parly will practice during the meeting, Mrs. Mol loy said. The club takes purl each year in the teachers par ty, s Halloween costume af fair,' which is given for all adults in the community. It will be held Tuesday, October 30. at Gold Hill Grange hall. Wildervillc Miss Nancy Eileen Bondietti. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Bondi etti of Wildervillc, became the bride of Kenton Dean May- field, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dean Mayfield, Cave Junc tion, during a double-ring cer emony held at the Commun ity church in Cave Junction. The marriage took place at 8 o'clock in tiie evening on Sat urday, October 6, with the Hcv. Gene Denning officia ting. The bride, given In mar riage by her father, was at tended by Miss Judi Borgman, as niaid-of-honor. Other at tendants were Mrs. Dianne Crulsingcr and Miss Carol Mayfield. Martin Lee Lewis was best man, and Jay urut-smger ana Donald Mayfield were groomsmen. Ushers were Carl Yergenson, cousin of the bridegroom, and Dan DcMcrs scmun. Danny O'Leary, cousin ot the bride, was ring-bcarer. Autumn flowers and colors provided the setting. Baskets of while and bronze chrysan themums decorated the sanc tuary and ivy-entwined can delabra held tall white tapers. The pews were marked by white wedding hells and Four home extension units have scheduled meetings for the week. All will have the project lesson, "Meat and Game Cookery." Lone Pine Mrs. L. V. Arnold and Mrs. Leroy Glass will give the les son for the Lone Pine unit Thursday, October 18 at 10:30 a.m., in the home of Mrs. Glass. 2424 Obispo drive. They also will serve the pot luck luncheon. Members are to take table service. Child care will be available in the Dupray home, 34715 Lone Pine road and sack lunches should be provided for the children. All interested women arc invited. Rogue Elk Project leaders for the Rogue Elk unit will be Mrs. Archie Worth and Mrs. Wil liam Brooks when the unit meets Wednesday, October 17 at 10:30 a.m. in the home of Mrs. Worth. Central Point Members of the Central Point unit are to lake "money making" aprons to their meet ing Wednesday, October 17 at 10:30 a.m., in the home of Mrs. E. E. Reames, 6238 Cra ter Lake highway. Mrs. R. J. Ekdahl and Mrs. Maynard McKay will give the lesson. The program will consist of a brief interest project, ac cording to Mrs. Danny Meek- North Pacific highway will provide child care. Members are to call her at telephone 772-8980 to make arrange ments. Women interested in home extension activities are in vited. Sams Valley The Sams Valley unit will convene at 10:30 a.m., Tues day, October 16 in the home of Mrs. Lester James, when Mrs. Bessie Davis and Mrj, James will give the lesson. A potluck luncheon will be served at noon and table serv ice will be required. DAV, Auxiliary To Hold Dinner Jackson County chapter of the Disabled American Vet- :ed erans will serve a "welcome gold bug for Roguette circle, back" dinner for the auxiliary; tiiitrv rirrter of Ladv Bugs, Monday, October 15, at b:30 ; at r(,cpnl elections of the cir- p.m. at the Girls community , Mr Frcrf I.awerence was club, 229 North Bartlett ! eiccled ladv katydid, and Mrs. street. rrn, 'nnsi ladv butler- Officers Announce was: a potluck dinner win De serv ed at 12:su pm. in uie vet erans of Foreign Wars nail, with members of the Military Order of Cooties and Lady Bugs from Riddle and Grants Mrs. Russell Zundel named to the office of lady James Glenn and Neil Mor ris will serve as chefs for the occasion. Business sessions for both chapter and auxiliary will follow the dinner. A monochromatic color scheme uses one color in a variety of its shades and tints. A monochromatic room is restful and looks larger than it is. Pass. Roguette circle members I also made plans to take part fly. in an annual Halloween fes- Other officers are Mrs. I tival al the Veterans Admin Ralph Pittock. lady sharp i jstration domiciliary in White claws; Mrs. Richard Schulz, j citv on October 26 at 7 p.m., greedv bug: Mrs. B. B. Ram- j jn tne theater building. Tha sey, lady firefly: Mrs. O. O. cjrcie will have charge of tha DeBerry. Mrs. Ivan Lusk and Dcauty booth with prizes for Mrs. Harold Sutherland, but tinskis; and Mrs. Ben F. Al lison, busy bug. Installation will be conduct ed Sunday November 4 when the veterans who take part. Dry rubber gloves quickly by putting them over stand ing kingsize pop bottles. Your Neighbor in Medford Says: Here Are My Reasons for Using GAS -The Modern Fuel" INSTANT HEAT MORE FLEXIBLE CONTROL For All Our Houwkoid Neds Cooking Water Heating Refrigeration Clothes Drying Heating and AH-Year Air Conditioning JJPI Owr L-f GAS Cwvtomen tn'fey These Some Advantages Live modern. ..for less. ..with GAS fgwCALIFORNIA-PACIFIC yff UTILITIES COMPANY VI 1 1 1 1 : n J.I .1 J J U :H I ? H J J : J H J I.T4 ! 11 T 1 Phone 772-5281, Medford 482-2116, Ashland white ribbon bows. The en-'cr, publicity chairman trance hall of the church was adorned with large while wedding bells. The guest book table, presided over by Miss Diana Davidson, Rogue River, held chrysanthemums and white candles. Organist was Miss Elizabeth Denning and Mrs. Carolyn Lcidig was soloist. Gown of Organza The bride wore a floor length gown of silk organza over laflcla with filled bod ice having a scalloped Sabrina neckline and a shoulder yoke of Chanlllly laco embroidered with iridescent sequins. The full hooped skirt had pout panels on each side which were held by appliques of lace and sequins. Her finger tip veil of imported silk il lusion was held by a crown of pearls and rhincstones. She carried a cascade bouquet of white sleplianotis encircling a white orchid. The mnid-of-honor and bridesmaids were dressed alike in street length gowns ot tangerine charm crystal with matching circlet headpieces. They were fashioned with filled bodices, Sabrina neck lines and fullskirts. The maid-of-honor carried a cascade bouquet of white and bronze ! s p i d e r chrysanthemums. while the bouquets of the bridesmaids were of bronze spider chrysanthemums. The mother of the bride chose a navy blue gown with while accessories, and the mother of the bridegroom w"s attired in an aquamarine sheath dress and white acces sories. Both wore corsages of cymbidiuin orchids. Reception Given The wedding reception was held in the church. The room was decorated with while wedding bells, white candles, and floral arrangements furn ished by Mrs. Lawrence Goodc. Miss Barbara Salter, Rogue River, took charge of the gifts. Mis. Jay Davidson, Mrs. Edward Martin and Mrs. Mal colm Preston, cousins of toe bride's mother, served wed ding refreshments. For her wedding trip, (he bride wore a three-piece grey wool suit, a while feather hat, and the orchid corsage taken from her bridal bouquet. The ncwlyweds traveled to Lake Louise. Canada, for their wed ding trip and will reside in Cave Junction. Honored gnosis at the wed ding were Mrs. John O'Leary. grandmother of the bride, and Mrs. Bertha Mayfield, grand mother of the bridegroom. Out-of-town guests were Mr. and Mrs. Donald O'Leary and f a ni I 1 y , Sunnyvale, Calif.; Mrs. Lois Kalunan, Albert Billing and Consul Karl Web er. San Francisco; Mrs. Ken nelh Lockhart and f a m i I y , Denver. Colo.; Mr. and Mrs. Everett Yergenson and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Yergenson and family. Coining. Calif ; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Snyder, Klamath Falls; Miss Judy Foole. Ashland; Mrs Janice Frohreich and Connie and Mrs. George Hart, Medford. Mrs. Lylabellr llaga. South Dakota, and Mr and Mrs C E. Hakala and family. Tilla mook, Ore. Mrs. Roger Carpenter, 3210 Wilson PTA Members Hear Panelists A panel made up of Ken neth A. Hulburt, Jefferson school principal. Dr. George Roseberry, minister of the First Methodist church and Dr. June Byers, physician, dis cussed the .topic, "Mental, Spiritual and Physical Growth of Your Child and Mine," at the October 8 meeting of Wil son Parent Teacher associa tion. Mrs. George Barnum, presi dent, introduced officers who will serve with her, Mrs. Clyde Chriss, vice president, Mrs. Marvin Hedges, secre tary, and Mrs. Glenn Jcrden, treasurer. Executive' chairmen arc Mrs. Russell Brenrilc, room mother chairman; Mrs. Robert Walker, ways and means. Mrs. Gordon Read, hospitality; Mrs. Charles DeCarlow. pub licity; Mrs. Robin Binns, membership; Mrs. Charles Swcnsen, health; Mrs. Robert Konopasek, promotion; Mrs. Russell DeForest, magazine; Mrs. W. R. Lanning, legisla tion and parliamentarian, and Mrs. R. L. Raber, budget and finance. Robert Baccus, principal, in troduced the teaching staff and also presented three new teachers, Mrs. Alice Brown, Mrs. Virginia Jensen and Mrs. Joyce Sidcras. The sixtli grade Camp Fire Girls group, Ko-Wan-Qu, un der leadership of Mrs. Robin Binns, presented the colors. The room count for having the most parents at the meet ing was won by Mrs. Jensen's room. A cash award was given. Refreshments were served by mothers of students In the second grade. Cancer Films Shown for Group Ashland - Jayccttes, who j met last week al the home of j their president, Mrs. A. F. i Haekert. saw two films on cancer and had the opportun ity to ask questions of Dr. Aubrey Hill and Mrs. Mahr Reymers. 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