MEOFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON
SUNDAY. JANUARY 13. 196,1
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Presbyterian
Ceremony
Weds Couple
A wedding of Interest to
valley residents was held in
Boise, Idaho, recently when
Miss Darlene Hvall, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. David Hvall,
25S5 Connell avenue, became
the bride of Keith S. Garner,
Boise, Idaho.
Dr. Frank L. Rearick offi
ciated at the December 30
rites held at 3 o'clock in the
afternoon at First United
Presbyterian church. The
bridegroom is a son of E. S.
Garner, Weiser, Idaho, and
the late Mrs. Garner.
The bride wore a white
peau de soie sheath dress in
afternoon length with match
ing overskirt. Her flowers
were red and white carna
tions with holly.
Miss Lyla Jean Bailey at
tended the bride. She wore a
red velveteen sheath dress
with white fur hat and muff.
William Dickerson served as
best man and Eddy Gilford
seated the guests.
A reception was held at
the church following the
ceremony attended by 75
relatives and friends. Assist
ing with the serving were the
Misses Lori Crowley, Jean
Agnew, Christy Garner, Lin-
da Agnew and Peg Tillotsen
and Mrs. Dickerson.
To California
The newlyweds traveled to
San Francisco on their wed
ding trip, and are making
their home - at 3322 Plant
drive, Boise.
The bride is a graduate of
Grants Pass High school. Mr,
Garner attended Weiser High
school and Idaho State col
lege.
Among the relatives of the
bride who attended from
southern Oregon were Mr
and Mrs. David Hvall, her
parents; Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Hvall, Applegate, an uncle
and aunt.
Groups to Hold
Monthly Dinner
The monthly potluck din
ner of the Oregon chapter,
Royal Arch Masons and the
Royal Arch widows, will be
held Tuesday, January 15, at
6:30 p.m. at the Jacksonville
Masonic temple.
Committee for the evening
will be Mrs. Rcy Picard. Mrs
Robert McNeil, Mrs. Albert
Johnson and Mrs. Arthur Car
roll.
Mr, and Mrs. Keith S. Garner
(Carr photo)
Twelfth Night Observed
By Catholic Daughters
Mrs. Paul Newcomb was
crowned queen of the annual
Twelfth Night observance of
Catholic Daughters of Amer
ica, Court St. Mary's, during
the January 9 meeting in
Knights of Columbus hall.
Plans for the January 6 ob
servance were cancelled be
cause of foggy weather con
ditions. Each year the women gath
er for the event which closes
the holiday season. The large
loaf of Italian panetone bread
used in the observance was
baked this year by Mrs. Frank
Horton, and according to cus
tom was filled with small
trinkets and a bean. The cus
tom calls for the woman who
finds the bean to be crowned
queen. Others who find the
trinkets are given prices.
The group's chaplain, the
Very Rev. Carl Mai, closed
the evening's event with
songs.
During the meeting it was
announced that a state confer
ence will be held April 19
through 21 in Tillamook, Ore.
Mrs. Anna M. Baxter, Du-
buqe, Iowa, second vice su
preme regent of Catholic
Daughters of America, will
attend
Recent events of the group
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DiMcan-Bateman Rites Held
include a meeting when Gen
J. H. Hicks spoke to the group
on civilian defense. He re
ported on Family Survival
classes which will be conduct
ed through the Adult Educa
tion program of the Medford
school systems. The classes are
to open Wednesday, January
23 at 7 p.m., in the Medford
High school, and Thursday.
January 24 at 7 p.m., in the
Hednck Junior High school.
The classes then will be held
Wednesdays pnd Thursdays at
each school for four weeks
Mrs. Moyd Darland, as
chairman for the Apostolate
for the Aged, headed the com
mittee which called at the
Milledge home during the
holiday season when they dis
tributed treats to the elderly
persons in the home.
The group also furnished a
food basket for distribution at
Christmas.
Mrs. John Mansfield, chair
man for the committee serv
ing the Veterans Domiciliary
hospital, was in charge of the
committee which wrapped
Christmas gifts at the domi
ciliary. Others who took part
were Mrs. George Davy and
Mrs. Edith Devanev. Mrs.
Devaney also is in charge of
altar linens for the chapel at
lhe organization also is
making preparations to cater
to wedding receptions to he
held in the new Knights of
i-oiumpus nan. General chair
man of this project is Mrs.
Hugh Friel, assisted by Mrs.
Everett Gosch and Mrs. Her
bert Seitz.
World Wa7 One
Groups Elect;
Will Install
The barracks and auxiliary
of Veterans of World War I
elected officers at a recent
bunsiness meeting.
Officers elected by the bar
racks were Commander, Fred
erick D. Adams; senior vice
commander, Herman A. St.
Clair; junior vice commander,
Thomas O. Foose; chaplain,
Frank B. Otis; judge advocate,
Alvin C. Lucas; adjutant, J.
Patrick Graham: sergeant-at-arms,
Frank R. Hoffman and
quartermaster, A. Frank John
son. The new officers for the
auxiliary are: president, Mrs.
Frederick D. Adams; senior
vice president, Mrs. Tillie M.
Wignall; Junior vice president,
Mrs. J. M. Johnson; chaplain,
Mrs. Frank R. Hoffman; treas
urer, Mrs. Thomas Edsall; con
ductress, Mrs. Thomas Lynch;
guard, Mrs. Anson Pitcher.
Mrs. W. A. Hastain was ap
pointed secretary and other
appointed officers will be an
nounced later.
Joint installation of offi
cers will be held on Wednes
day, January 16, at Girls Com
munity club. The installation
will be preceded by a potluck
dinner at 7 p.m. Chairman for
the dinner will be Mrs. Thom
as Lynch.
Three new auxiliary mem
bers were given the obliga
tion at last business meeting.
They were Mrs. Sarah Rawls,
Mrs. J. M. Johnson and Mrs.
H. B. Ayrcs. A district meet
ing of World War I veterans
will be held at Rogue River,
January 20. Medford women
will take hot dishes for the
noon dinner.
Auxiliary members who
sewed at Veterans Domicili-
In Iflnii.rv ii -n F-n Mr Rav
isewman, jwrs. l.uiiuii nusim,
Mrs. Jack G i n d 1 1 n g, Mrs
Frank Otis, Mrs. Anson Pitch
er and Mrs. Thomas Lynch
To Meet
A business meeting will be
conducted by members of
Chrysanthemum circle. Neigh
bors of Woodcraft lodge Mon-
: day, January 14 at 8 p.m., In
the Eagle hall. 217 West Main
street. Mrs. George Watson
and Mrs. iarric mimes win l
I be in charge of refreshments. 1
Miss Linda Annette Bate-
man, daughter of Mrs. sam
W. Bateman, 250 Bealty
street, and the late Mr. Bate
man, became the bride of
Richard Allen Duncan, .son
of Mr. and Mrs. James Dun
can, Duggan road, Central
Point, in a ceremony held at
First Methodist church.
Dr. George G. Roseberry of
ficiated at the double ring
ceremony held at 8 o'clock in
the evening December 29.
Some 175 relatives and friends
attended.
The bride wore a floor
length gown styled on prin
cess lines of white silk over
taffeta. It was fashioned with
scalloped Sabrina neckline
outlined with lace, lace sleeves
and panels of Alencon lace on
the skirt. The full skirt ended
in a chapel train. Her fingertip
length veil of imported silk
net was held by a seed pearl
crown and she carried a bou
quet of gardenias, baby pink
carnations and white carna
tions encircling a white or
chid. Joseph Bateman, Berkeley,
Calif., escorted his niece to
the altar and gave her in
marriage.
Miss Rita Bateman was hon
or attendant for his sister.
Other attendants were Mrs.
Donald Bawling, Miss Martha
Simpson and Miss Sharon
Laing. Flower girls were Cin
dy Marie Bateman, niece of
the bride, and Lisa Gae
Schoolfield. They all wore
floor length pink frocks. The
attendants' frocks were fash
ioned with scalloped neck
lines, three - quarter length
sleeves and bell skirts. Their
hats were in matching pink
with short veils. They carried
lighted pink candles encircled
by contrasting pink carna
tions. Candlelighters were Lynn
Marie Duncan, who also wore
a floor length pink frock, and
William Duncan, sister and
brother of the bridegroom.
Ring - bearers were Kenneth
Duncan, brother of the bride
groom, and Kimbo School-field.
Thomas Bateman, Portland,
cousin of the bride, served as
best man. Ushers were Mi
chael Duggan, Central Point,
Gary Fields, and Donald
Bowling.
Mrs. Schuchard Sings
Mrs. Richard Schuchard
was soloist.
For her daughter's wedding
and reception which followed
at ihe church, Mrs. Bateman
chose an aquamarine blue silk
sheath frock with brown ac
cessories. Mrs. Duncan wore
a suit with matching hat and
black accessories.
Mrs. Ned Holmes and Mrs
Joe Fleigel cut and served
the wedding cake and Mrs
Larry Anderson, Portland,
presided at the punch bowl.
Mrs. William Bateman, sister-
in-law of the bride, poured
coffee. Miss Kathy Grubo was
in charge of the guest book
and the Misses Judy Sims and
Beverlv Gebhard were at the
gift table.
The couple traveled to
southern California and San
Francisco on their wedding
trip, the bride wearing a
black and white checked wool
suit with black accessories
and white orchid corsage.
They are making their home
on Wheeler road.
The bride is a graduate of
Medford High school and at
tended Southern Oregon col
lege. Mr. Duncan is a gradu
ate of Eagle Point High school
and is a carpenter for C. W.
Duggan of Die Land of Many
Oaks subdivision.
Among the out of town
guests attending were Mrs.
Joseph Bateman, Berkeley,
Calif., aunt of the bride: Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Bateman, Port
land, uncle and aunt of the
bride; Larry Bateman, Port
land, cousin; Thomas Bate
man, Portland, another cous
in; Mrs. Robert Stonne, Sac
ramento, and Mr. and Mrs.
Lester Stuty, Corvallis, uncle
and aunt of the bride.
Annual Cooking School
Slated by Cow Belles
A number of projects for
early 1963 are being planned
by the Jackson County Cow
Belles.
The first will be the sixth
annual cooking school which
they sponsor Wednesday, Jan
uary 30 at 1:30 p.m., in the
new Jackson County Home
Extension service auditorium
at the county fairgrounds
south of Medford.
Mrs. Beverly Lyons, home
economist for Pacific Power
and Light company, will give
the lessons.
All interested persons are
invited to attend the classes.
Various ways of preparing
and cooking different cuts o
meat will be demonstrated
Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Allen Duncan
(Brainard photo)
DUV Schedules
Installation of officers will
be conducted by members of
Ella Deuel Hubbs tent, Daugh
ters of Union Veterans, Wed
nesday, January 17. The meet
ing will open at 1 p.m. and
will be held in the home of
Mrs. Bessie Young, 425 North
Holly street.
Mrs. George R. Ware -will
be in charge of the Installations.
with emphasis on budget con
scious meals. Recipes will be
given.
Prizes will be awarded and
refreshments will be served
by the Cow Belles.
District representatives re
cently appointed for the year
by the president, Mrs. Wil
liam Bigham, are Mrs. Nora
Bradshaw, Lake Creek; Mrs.
Robert Field, Central Point
and Medford; Mrs. George
Nichols, Ashland; Mrs. How
ard Hansen, Antelope, and
Mrs. Laurence Dunshee, Applegate.
Sewing Group
To Hold Session
Mrs Raymond Reter, a
past queen of the order, will
be hosteps to the Medford
sewing group of Zuleima tem
ple, Daughters of the Nile
at her home, 20 Glen Oak
court, Monday, January 14,
at 10 a.m.
Those attending are asked
to take sack lunches and port
able sewing machines. Trans
portation may be obtained by
calling Mrs. David R. Allred,
chairman, 773-1480, or Mrs.
Ralph McKay, 773-1695.
The group will co plcte
its final project for the year,
surgical gowns for children
In the Shrlners Hospitals for
Crippled Children.
Herb Growing
To Be Subject
Commercial herb growing
will be the subject of a pro
gram for Rogue Valley Herb
society Tuesday, January 15
at 1:30 p.m., in the Girls Com
munity club. Irving Thomas
will present the subject and
show slides.
Members are to answer roll
call by giving their favorite
use of thyme. Mrs. J. W. Oa-
trander will give the herb
growers' review for January
and Mrs. Ray Cyr will have
the herb of the month, which
is chamomile. Mrs. L. R.
Thomas will furnish the ar
rangement and Mrs. Sidney
Hansen and Mrs. L. W. Ling
scheit will be the hostesses.
At the previous meeting of
the club, new officers and
past presidents were honored.
Mrs. R. T. Nichols spoke on
legends. Mrs. R. D. Abel and
Mrs. C. L. Hockersmith deco
rated and Mrs. George Dean
and Mrs. H. A. Ward were
hostesses.
Plans for installation cere
monies will be made by De
gree of Honor Protective as.
sociation members Monday,
January 14 at 7:45 p.m., In
Girls Community club. A so
cial hour will follow the bus
iness session. Mrs. Ina Phillips
will be the hostess.
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Newly Installed officers of
Nevita Past Matrons club will
be in charge of the next meet
ing Wednesday, January 16 at
12:45 p.m., in the Wayside inn
on Bartlett street. Mrs. C. F.
McKibben, president, will preside.
Reservations will be needed
and should be made by calling
Mrs. Mary Note, telephone
773-1844. by Monday, Janu
ary 14.
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