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2 C, SUNDAY. FEBRUARY 17, 1963 MEDFOHD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON ,. . ; :-.:-..'. '. V'f i 91 i. i Mn. Ernest A. Mlckelson of Xi Mu chapter, Bala Sigma Phi. wai chosen quaan of tha annual Bata Sigma Phi val antlna ball hald February 9 at Rogue Valley Country club. Bhe wai presented a aheaf of carnationi and a coronet of rhineitonei and her gown of aquamarine chiffon wai cov ered with a black velvet cape during tha cornalion cere monies Each of the (even valley chapter! of the aorority entered candidate and they were (left to right) Mn. Anniversary Given By Sojourners Fifteen past presidents of fhe Medford Sojourners at tended the 23rd anniversary luncheon and card party of the group last Thursday. It was held at the Girls Com munity club. Past presidents were Mrs. Walter Marquess, Mrs. Dee Wood, Mrs. Elmer Ness, Mrs. Evelyn Hendricks, Mrs. Glenn Tuttle, Mrs. T. E. Johnson, Mrs. Earl, Malbourn, Mrs. Gene Chamberlain, Mrs. M. H. Parsons, Mrs. John Mans field, Mrs. George Lovenborg, Mrs. A. L. McClure, Mrs. F. E. Cantrlll, Mrs. Clay M. Lee, and Mrs. Esther Coleman. The tables were decorated with red and white carnations. On the decorating committee were Mrs. Clifton Green, Mrs. Frank DeCosta, Mra. Loren Soots and Mrs. Frances Bean, who observed her 20th anni Party Given For Hoppes; Meeting Set A group of members from Boxy Ann court, Order of the Amaranth, honored Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hoppe at a sur prise dinner party at Kim's restaurant Sunday, February 10. The Hoppes left Friday, February 15, to spend three weeks in the Hawaiian is lands. About 00 guests attended, Inking bon voyage cards and many nonsense presents. The group sang Hawaiian songs to end the evening. The next meeting of the court will be Thursday, Feb ruary 21, at the Medford Ma onic temple. Advance nighl will be observed, and the court will observe the anni versary of organization with Mr. and Mra. Hal Bishop pre siding. The refreshments com mittee will be headed by Mis. Allyn Monroe and Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Swing. Butte Falls Couple On Southwest Trip Butte Falls-Mr. and Mrs. Een F. Moore left recently for a mon'h"s trip to visit friends and relatives through out California and Arizona. They also plan to visit in Mexico accompanied by their younger daughter and her husband, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hanks and children, former Medford residents, who now live in Brawley, Calif. Civic Music Membership Drive Opens The Jackson County Civic Music association member hlp drive, to be held in the spring rather than the fall this year, will open April 1 and continue through April B, Mrs. Darrcl Huson, president of the unit has announced. Decision on the final date was made at a board meeting In the Huson home Thursday night. Jay Foster, Evanston. III., national Civic Music repres entative will arrive March 30 in Medford to attend a "kick-off" luncheon at the Tiogue Valley Country club. Participants in the drive will be invited to attend. Discussion at the recent meeting centered around the Luncheon versary as a member of the group. Among the 80 women at tending were two new mem bers Mrs. Evea Stults and Mrs. Loren Soots, Mrs. Lena Stub bin Introduced her daughter, Mrs. R. Flnnell. Prizes were won by Mrs. C. W. Booth and Mrs. Clara Klrsh in bridge; Mrs. Ralph Jones and Mrs. Henry Miller In canasta; and Mrs. Roland Howard and Mrs. James Cox in pinochle. Mrs. Arthur Backlund won a special prize. Mrs. Leland Middleton, club president, announced that the next meeting will be Febru ary 28 at 12:30 p.m. at the Girls Community club. f Newly wed Pair Making Home On Stage Road Lake Creek - Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Edward Lunceford, whose marriage was a recent event, are living at 23D2 South Stage rOBd, Medford. The bride, the former Miss Marlene Lois Pcch, is a daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry E. Pech of Lake Creek. She at tended Eaglo Point schools and is employed at North's Chuck Wagon restaurant. The bridegroom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Lunce ford, Route 2, Box 208A, Med ford. He received Ills cduca. Hon In Portland and is cm ployed as a mechanic at Caro Una Pacific Plywood, Inc. . The wedding ceremony was read nt 2 o'clock In the after noon January 18 in the First Methodist church. The Rev. Gerald C. Nelson officiated for the double ring ceremony attended by members of the families. The bride wore a pink bal Icrina length gown trimmed with pink and silver luce. Her lowers were gardenias. A dinner given by the bride's parents was held In the home of the bride's broth er, Jack Pcch. The couple made their wed ding trip to Portland. For traveling the bride chose a pink knit suit. The bride's family are long time residents of Lake Creek. Traveler Returns Applegalc Valley-Mrs. Har lan Cantrall has returned after spending two weeks at Yucaipa, Calif., where she visited her father, H. L. Thomas. Here April 1 selection of the concert series for the next season. Selections made in the spring arc consid ered better as the choice of artists Is greater, hoard mem bers point mil. Heading the attractions will be the Vienna Boys choir. Heading the membership drive will be Mrs. John Lusk. Divisional chairmen will be Mrs. John McLaughlin, Mrs. Loyd Bishop, Mrs. Dan Hull, Mis. II. B. Stuart, Mrs. Kred Lorish and Mrs. Hubert Kagy. Mis. Herbert Cecil and Miss Audrey Brist will head the drive in Ashland. Anyone desiring further In formation or wishing a mem bership reserved may rail Mrs. Kenneth Brown, tele phone, 772-51)02. Charlei Tucker, Alpha Bata, wearing red aatint Mri. Ver non Craft, Alpha Rho, one of tha international princesses, gowned in while) Mra. Herbert Edward, Gamma Xi, wear inb blue brocade; Mn. Mickaliom Mri. Richard White, Gamma Rho, wearing lad aatint Mn. Arvan Reynolds, Beta Upiilon, who wore pink velvet and brocade, and Mri. Wlllard Chinn, Xi Beta Kappa, who wai gowned in white atin and chiffon. (Knackitedt photo) League Holds Election; Tea Planned Mrs. Frank Christian was- reelected president of the Eleanor Roosevelt League of Jackson county at the Febru ary meeting held Thursday at The Colony restaurant. Other officers chOBen for the new year were Mrs. Ira E. McDonald, vice president, Mrs. Al Bradford, secretary, and Mrs, Hugh Friel, treas urer. The election followed the report of the nominating committee, presented by Mrs. Ralph Poston. Valentine's day decorations were used on the table In ob servance of the holiday and Mrs. Edward C. Kelly gave a short talk, telling the his tory of St. Valentine. Plans for attending a tea In the 'home of Governor and Mrs. Mark O. Hatfield in Sa lem in April were discussed. Shower Honors Recent Bride; Rites in Idaho Mrs. Milton Gwlnn, 123 Bennett street, Medford, was hostess for a bridal shower February 9 honoring Mrs. Rodney Vanderwood. Attend ing the event were Mrs. Cecil Davis, Mrs. Sam Parker, Mrs. William Locklngton, Mrs. Ly man Smith, Miss Frances Ken ney, Mrs. Bertha Neff, Mrs. William Slralton and Miss Bonnie Vanderwood. Mrs. Vanderwood Is the former Miss Dayle Ann Slnit ton. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Slrallnn. B01 Bennett avenue. The bridegroom is a grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Wil liam Vanderwood of Ashland.. The couple was married January 5 in the chapel of the First Methodist church in Caldwell, Ida. Officiating at the double ring ceremony was the Rov. Dr. Harold R. Nye. The bride wore a while linen suit with while acces sories and her shoulder length veil was held by a carnation headdress. She carried a bou quet of white carnations and lace with blue streamers. After a wedding trip through Idaho and northern Oregon the couple is living at 5000 Highway 99 South, Ash land. Electa c7ubSets Luncheon Meeting Electa Social club women will meet for a patriotic lunch eon and business session Fri day, February 22, at 12. 30 p m., in the Girls Community club. Mrs. Esther Coleman, ! president, will preside. Any member of the Order of the Eastern Star who Is nut affiliated with a vallry chap ter is invited to attend. Cards will be played during the afternoon. On the serving committee arc Mrs. Jennie Crcager, Mrs. Carrie Walters and Mrs. D. W. Bowers. WHO? See Thursday's Mail Tribune i in Salem A special Invitation is being extended women of the Dem ocratic party and wives of Democratic legislators will pour. Mrs. Debb Potts, Grants Pass, wife of State Senator Potts, will be one of the honored group. Mrs. Poston also announced plans for a rummage sale to be held MHrch 12. Ted Phillips, co-chairman of the Roosevelt Memorial dinner which will be held in April, asked for the continued support of the women's organ ization in planning the an nual event. Date of the din ner and name of the speaker will be announced as soon as present plans have been ver ified, he staled. Mrs. Christian announced that the March meeting of the Eleanor Roosevelt league will be held at the Hotel Medford with Mrs. Ted Phillips as guest speaker. Her subject will be Revi sion of tho Oregon Constitu tion, as planned in legislation now before the present ses sion of the legislature. 19, Georgetown Wi- t3 m m . al Dr"rif llllll 11 Jl N. CENTRAL U IW Convenient Terms if Desired! Couple Honored At Dinner Mr. and Mrs. Henry H. Prin gle, 601 North Modoc avenue, whose marriage was an event of January 26, were honored at a dinner party last evening in the Colony club, 8 Geneva street. Hosts for the event were Mr. and Mrs. Gain Robinson and Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Keating. A group of the new ly married couple's friends were invited to welcome them on return from their wedding trip. Mrs. Pringle is the form er Marian Voorhics Ricgel. Mr. and Mrs. Pringle arriv ed home February 10 from a lcisurly trip down the coast which took them south as far as Carmel, Calif. There they were entertained at a dinner party in the Monterey Coun try club by Mr. and Mrs George Roberts and Mr. and Mrs. Martin Luther, valley residents vacationing in Car mel at the time. At Belvidere, Calif., the couple visited Mr. Pringle's daughter, Mrs. Lois Wads- worth, and in Santa Rosa they were guests of friends of Mrs. Pringle. 1 Burnettes Tell Betrothal News Talent-Mr. and Mrs. Ray Burnette, Route 1, Box 388, Talent, announce the engage ment of their daughter, Miss Elizabeth April Burnette, to Jerald Wayne Denham, son of Mrs. Elbert W. Lowry, 410 Church street, Phoenix. Miss Burnette is a 1962 graduate of Phoenix High school and a freshman stu dent at Southern Oregon col lege. The bridegroom-elect Is a graduate of Dominguez High school in Compton, Calif. He attended Compton Junior col lege for one year and studied another year at Southern Ore gon college. Now he is em ployed at Parsons Pine Prod ucts company in Ashland. No wedding date has been set. 4 Dinner-Dance Set Thursday Lively Rogues Dinner Dance club is planning a Washington's birthday party for February 21, Thursday, with Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Wall and Mr. and Mrs. George McKovich serving as host couples. Dinner for members and guests is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. with dancing to begin at 9 p.m. Music will be furnished by the Caesar Muzzioli com bo. If any member is not con tacted by the calling commit tee, reservations may be made by telephoning Mrs. John Graff or Mrs. Oliver P. Tay lor. FREE 4 matching serving pieces sugar spoon, butter knife, cold meat fork, pierced serving spoon with the purchase of 50 piece service for 8 Eight timeless GOIIJIAM STAINLESS designs to choose from. Crafted by tho makers of famous Gorham sterling. Service for 8 in carefree Gorham stainless start at $49.95. If! Min Jo Anna Malloroy SOC Students Are Betrothed Eagle Point The engage ment of Miss Jo Anna Mall- oroy and Dean E. Crechriou, both Southern Oregon college students, has been announced by the bride-elect's parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Malloroy, Route 1, Box 172, Eagle Point. ine Drmegroom-eiect is a son of Mr. and Mrs. John Crechriou, Greenview, Calif. Miss Malloroy has attended Judson Baptist college, Port land, and is now studying teacher education. Her fiance attended the College of the Siskiyous in Weed, Calif., and California Polytechnical school in San Luis Obispo Calif. The wedding is set for June 8. Couple Returns From Trip South Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Thomas returned to their home on Ashland avenue Thursday from spending two months in southern California land Ari zona. They were in Palm Springs, Palm Desert, Phoenix and Tuscon for most of the time, spending the last three weeks of their winter vaca tion in Palm Desert. "nSiMB811 illll 15 suth cENmL vE- "Unique Women's SPORTSWEAR" icaiHHri Jf ALL FALL and WINTER Uf AAI CMC I OVER 400 PIECES! WUULtNb! TO CHOOSE FROM! 0VEEK SWEATERS nS VALUES TO 22.95 IfYN SKIRTS (c fP (r jfij N VALUES TO 19.95 I Y 113 1 CAPRIS Y Jjj VALUES TO 19.95 I J A JACKETS ! VALUES TO 17.00 $. . TOPS !LllW VALUES TO 17.00 fWl qot to GO! tKI ALL NAME BRANDS! Wu ALL REGULAR STOCK MERCHANDISE : J ifV OPEN EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT 'TIL 9P.M. i I 4 Two Teachers Are Engaged The Rev. and Mrs. John E. Simon, 18 Vancouver avenue, Medford, announce the en gagement of their daughter. Miss Helen Simon, to Robert D. Swanberg, son of. John Swanberg, Seattle. ' - Miss Simon is a graduate of the University of Oregon, where she was affiliated with Delta Delta Delta sorority. She was a member of Mortar Board, Mu Phi Epsilon, music honor society, and Pi Lambda Theta, education honor group. Mr. Swanberg is a graduate of the University of Washing ton, and has done graduate work at that school and in Germany. Both the bride-elect and her fiance teach in the public schools of Yelm, Wash. Miss Simon is director of choral music and dramatics and he teaches German and English and is an assistant coach. A June wedding Is planned Miss Helen Simon Miss Rossiter Visits Parents Cave Junction Miss Ce celia Rossiter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Delbcrt Rossiter,' is visiting her parents in Cave Junction for a week.- Miss Rossiter is a student at the School of Beauty in Eugene. T3l Women's Council Plans Workshop in The first annual workshop of the Women's council of the Oregon State chapter, Na tional Association of Real Estate Boards, ever to be held in southern Oregon has been announced for July 27 in the Rogue Valley Country club. Medford. Mrs. Mary .Miner Fasel, Medford real estate wo man, and president of me Oregon chapter, made the an nouncement. Women realtors and their husbands from throughout ; the state will be here for the one-day meeting. At the present time Oregon has eight local chapters with a total membership of 125 women. The national mem bership is 3,583 women. The local chapter was or ganized in I960 with a mem bership of 24. The 1963 elected officers are Mrs. Ann Rice, president; Mrs. Marguerite Conrad, vice president, and Mrs. Myrna Adams, secretary-treasurer, i The local chapter meets twice a month, the next meet ing scheduled for Tuesday, February 19 in the Town House restaurant when A. H. MacKintosh, manager of the Jackson County Title com pany will be the speaker.. The meeting Is set for 11:45 a.m. Appointive officers are Mrs. Ellen Barker, by-laws; Mrs. Lee Hoag, program and edu cation; Mrs. Eula Middle busher, finance and budget; Mrs. Jane Smith, legislation; Mrs. Celia Martin, member ship; Mrs. Lorraine von der Guests Leave After Visiting Applegate Applegat" Val!ey-Mrs. Ron ald Nash if and daughter, Teresa, planned to leave this week end for Portland, after being guests for the past month at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wlllard Wison. Mr. Nashif, who is completing Navy submarine schooling in Oakland, Calif., is to be transferred to New London, Conn., and his wife and daughter will accompany him there. Medford Hellen, publicity; Mrs. Fasel, ethics. Visit our modern pharmacy for a complete variety of health needs. WAIHSCOTT'S PHARMACY Corner East Main at Riverside Phone 773-8447 FREE DELIVERY STORE HOURS Weekdjyi 8 AM to 10 PM Sundays end Holidays 8 AM to 9 PM We Green Give Stamps
