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valley women, waa held at Rogue Valley Country club
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Pledges
Announced
Eugene Seventy-nine Uni
versity of Oregon coeds were
pledged by sororitlca during
spring informal rushing acti
vities on the Eugene campus.
Fifteen of the 17 UO sorori
ties participated In the rush
ing program.
Miss Sandra Bates, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. L. W.
Bates, IB South Barneburg
road, pledged Alpha Phi
sorority. Miss Careen Carter,
freshman majoring In liberal
arts and a daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Arlle C. Carter, 1543
Old Stage road, was pledged
by Alpha Delta Pi.
Miss Nancy Donahue, a
sophomore majoring in sec
ondary education and a
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
J. C. Donahue, 1687 Spring
street, Is a new pledge of
Gamma Phi Beta
PI Beta Phi pledged Miss j
Cassandra Thompscn, a soph
omore majoring In medical
technology Her parents are
Dr. and Mrs Ralph Thomp
sen, 18 North Modoc avenue.
Alumni Chapter
To Plan Year
Plans for the year's activi
ties of Delta Gamma alumni
chapter will be made Wednes
day, April 24, when chapter
members meet at 8 p.m., with
Mrs. George M. Hammond.
Apartment 827, Rogue Valley
Manor.
A discussion of the frater
nity foundation fund will be
led by Mrs. Hammond and
members are to take their
annual birthday contributions.
All Delta Gamma sorority
members are invited. Reserva
tlons may be made by calling
Mrs. Hammond, telephone
773-7411, extension 537.
8UNDAY. APRIL 21. 19B3
l ive of the 10 "Fairest Women" chosan at tht annual
Eaiter Monday luncheon given April 15 at Hogue Valley
Country club pictured above btb (left to right) art Mri.
Paul R. McCulloch, Portland; Mrs. Frod C. Lorish, Mrs.
Stephen Moiher, Mrs. J. R. Achcson and Mrs. B. Brandt
Bartels. Mrs. McCulloch. one of the women selected last
year, wore a wool suit of blue-grey with matching hat and
blue fox fur; Mrs. Lorish was dressed in a spring navy
blue wool knit coat worn over a knit dress of pearl gray
background with yellow flowers and her hat is of navy
blue rough straw; Mrs. Mosher wore black and white
black straw hat; Mrs. Achcson's suit was a beige-colored
Italian knit suit with red piping matched by her red
patent leather shoes and purse and Mrs. Bartels was
dressed in a redingote ensemble consisting of a black and
white print dress lopped with a black crepe coat lined In
the matching print; her hat was white straw with black
braid trim. (Knackstedt photo)
Five Chapters to Mark
Founding of Sorority
The thirty-second anniver
sary of the founding of Beta
Sigma Phi sorority will be
observed April by the five
local chapters which make up
the Medford city council of
the porroity. A banquet will
be served at 7 pjm in North's
Chuck Wagon restaurant ban
quct room and members from
the five chapters will partici
pate. Reservations should be
made with each chapter presi
dent. The first chapter of the so
rority wis formed In Abilene,
Kan. There now are 7,000
chapters and 150,000 mem
bers in 14 countries.
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SHADY COVe, ORIGON
tweed suit wes worn with matching veiled hat lopped with
flowers, Mrs. Lewis wore a handmade beige wool suit with
het of sheer straw trimmed with large crystelette rosettes;
Mrs. Collins' flowered bat of yellow, orange and brown
tones accented her orange colored wool coat end Mrs.
Ulrich wore a gold colored knit suit with draped turban
of yellow chiffon. This wes the second consecutive year
Mrs. Ulrich had been chosen by the Judging committee.
(Knackstedt photo)
In addition to the banquet,
traditional ceremonies will be
observed. The history of the
local chapters will be review
ed and candidates will be re
ceived into membership.
Harold Barrett of the South
ern Oregon college speech de
partment, has been elected
as speaker.
Mrs. Jean Skirvin will be
the Founder's day banquet
chairman, roaalmistrosi will
be Mrs. Herbert Kdwards of
Gamma Rho chapter. Central
Point
A Girl of - the Year from
each chapter will be introduced
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Tickets
On Sale
For Opera
Tickets for Martha, romantic-comic
opera to be pre
sented Friday and Saturday.
April 26-27, at Medford High j rjtcs April 16 in the Talent and white lilacs were used to
school auditorium by the Phil-j TitiK Methodist church. The i decorate the rooms. Mrs. " 'ae
harmonic Society of Southern Rev. Viola Bolliger p e r-1 Low assisted with the decor
Oregon, go on sale Monday at formed the single ceremony. ; ating.
Mann's and Puruckcr's stores. About 80 guests attended. Miss Chyrl Bowman and
They will also be on sale at The bride is the daughter Miss Josephine Dean were in
the box office. of Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Bur- charge of the guest book and
Leading roles in the opera ! ncttc, Ross road, Talent and gift table. Mrs. William Red
will be sung by Sylvia (Mrs. the bridegroom is a son of mon, aunt of the bridegroom.
Henry) DcVoss, Talent, well -
known Rogue valley soprano,
and Kenneth Wohn, tenor
who fills many singing en-
gagemcnts in San Francisco
and northern Califoria.
Richard D. Werer is direct
ing the music, and Richard
Graham, Ashland, Shake
spearean actor, is stage direc
tor. Anderson
Canceled
The appearance here of Ju
dith Anderson for the Broad
way Theater league has been
canceled, it wrts announced
yesterday. A wire from New
York stated that the famous
actress is hospitalized with
"nervous exhaustion" and
that the remaining dates on
her spring calendar have been
canceled
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will be booked, with details to !
he announced later
In announci, E the cancella-I
lion board Zmbe'rs of the
Broadway league pointed out
that another major dramatic
attraction is taking place
April 27, the night on which
Miss Anderson was to have
ppcarcd. On that dale the !
Philharmonic Society of
Southern Oregon will present
the romantic opera "Martha"
at Medford High school audi
torium. It is stressed, howev
er, that Broadway Theater
league tickets arc not usable
for the opera; tickets for
"Martha" may be purchased
at Mann's and Puruckcr's
stores.
Party Announced
In Klamath Falls
Medford Sojourner club
members have been invilcd to
attend Medford Day in Klam
ath Falls to be given by the
Sojourners club there on
May 8.
Members wishing to make
reservations or to obtain
further information are to
contact Mrs. Leland Middle
ton 773-3571 or Mrs. Marvin
Slavens, 773-6128.
Student Joins
Honorary Group
Miss Marsha Watson, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Watson, 33D0 Ross lane, has
been pledged to the Alpha ;
ainuua uni suiuruy. a na- ; Icv Countrv club. munilv club, at 1:30 p.m.
tional scholastic honorary or-j Reservations should be Mrs. Judd Grecnman, ie
ganization for undcrclasswom- i mH(c bv mail or by calling ! gent, will report on the 49th
en. She is a freshman student !
at University of Washington, i
Scattlc.
Miss Watson is a member
of the Chi Omega sorority.
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Elizabeth April Burnette
Bride of J e raid Den ham
TalCCt ultss Elizabeth , were the setting for the cere
April Burne.te became the mony. The reception was giv
bride of Jerald Wayne en by the bride's parents in
nrnham in R o'clock evening the church annex. Lavender
, Mrs. E. W. Lowry, 41"
, Church street. Phoenix,
Miss Betty Jo Howell was
j maid of honor. Darrcll Leek
was best man and seating the
guests were Steve Dcnham,
brother of the bridegroom
and Dean McDowell.
Mr. Burnette escorted his
daughter to the altar and
gave her in marriage. The
bride's gown, which she had
made, was of silver and white
rose embossed taffeta design
ed with a scoop neckline, fit
ted waist and three quarter
lencth sleeves and the soft
pleated skirt was ballerina j
length. The bridal bouquet
was two white orchids on a
white Testament, and her
short veil was held by a single
white rose. She wore a pearl
pendant.
Wean Green
Miss Howell wore a mint
green embossed cotton dress
wrm sr-nnn nrrK nr ann
Pleated skirt. Her small hat :
matched ner dress and Sne
carried a nosegay of while
gardenias and carnations. The !
oriuc s veil ana ,iiss riuwcu s
hat were made by the bride's
mother.
'"e brides mother wore a
beige suit with matching ac-
cessorics and an orange hat to
match the blouse of her suit
The bridegroom's mother
wore a blue suit with bone
color accessories and light
fur stole. Their corsages were
white gardenias.
Three grandmothers, Mrs.
Ima Redmon. I h e bride-
groom's grandmother, a n d led April 19. and Mrs. George
Mrs. Jessie Niswonger and j Wcndt was hostess for a cof
Mrs. Lillic Burnette, the fee hour April 17, attended
bride's grandmothers, were i by members of Faith circle of
present. Jacksonville Presbyterian
Mrs. Gerald Cronk fur- church. The first in the series
Mined the music and accom- ,
panicd Mrs. Clarence Hold
ridge who sang.
Setting of Blossoms
Baskets of pink and white
apple blossoms and ferns
PEO Council
Luncheon Set
A spring luncheon meeting
of the Southern Oregon PEO
Sisterhood council, for which
Chapter AA members will be
hostess group, is scheduled
Saturday, April 27 at 12:30
p.m. The event to which all
PEO members of (he area are
inviinri in ho holH in the
starlight room of Rogue Val-
Mrs. F. C. Lorish. 830 Minnc-
sota avenue. Medford. telc-
phone 772-5666. The rcscrva
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April 24.
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PHARMACY
30 A M. te 10 P.M., Sundly end
presided at the punch bowl
Mrs. Clayton Miller, sister of
the bride, served the wedding
cake.
The bride attended Talent
and Phoenix High schools
and is now a student at South
ern Oregon college.
The bridegroom, who at-
I tcndcl high school and jun
ior college in iaiuuriiid, i
employed by Parson's Pine
Products, Ashland. Mr.
Denham and his bride made
their wedding trip to the
coast and are now living at
the Worthington apartments.
Talent
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Silver Coffees
Aid Crusade
Jacksonville - A series of
silver coffee hours to benefit
the American Cancer society
crusade are being given in
vu".
The next event is scheduled
or Tuesday, April 23 in the
uwnre ui hub. uavt nutu,
Mrs. Galen Jordan and Mrs,
Don Wcndt will entertain Sat
urday morning, April 27,
when members of the Break
fast club of Jacksonville will
attend.
Two are scheduled for April
30, one by Mrs. Russell Mc
Intyre in her home, and the
other by Mrs. R. E. Reinking,
in her home.
Mrs. Pearl Whitney and
Mrs. Charles Young entertain-
,vas held in the home of Mrs.
Richard Souza Jr.
All Jacksonville residents
and others interested are in
vilcd to attend the events,
and may call hostesses in ref
erence to the hours which
they will conduct the kaffee
klatsches. ,
DAR to Name
Awrirrl Winnorc
AWVUICJ VV iniltJlb
Crater Lake chapter,
Daughters of the American
Revolution, will entertain
winners of the annual good
citizenship awards and their
' mnthrrs; nl
tea Saturday,
j April 27. at the Girls Com
i annual Oregon slate confer-
ence of the society which she
attended in Salem last month.
Guest speaker will be Miss
Annette Gray.
JF t- BSSSl '
am k sa
Holidays 10 A.M. to 9 P.M.
Warehouse of Red Cross
Holds Many
The warehouse of the Jack-1
son County chapter, Ameri
can Red Cross, is currently
bulging with merchandise do
nated for the Potpourri sale
planned for next Friday and
Saturday, April 26 and 27, at
the chapter house.
Parties Honor
Miss Neilson;
Wedding Set
Miss Gloria Neilson, whose j
marriage to William AKer,
will be an event of Friday,
April 26 has been honored at
recent showers.
The first, on April 6, was
in the home of Mrs. Clifford
Voight, 5 Valley View drive.
Cohostesses with Mrs. Voight
were Mrs. Thad Hatton, Mrs.
Jack Sides and Mrs. William
Sicbcrt. About 40 guests at
tended the evening event.
Miss Neilson was presented
miscellaneous gifts.
Refreshments were served
in the wedding theme from
a table centered with pink
roses arranged with a bow
and arrow.
Miss Julie Gandt furnished
a program of songs.
Miss Neilson was guest of
honor April 11 when Mrs.
Lylc Anderson, 2136 East
Jackson street, entertained in
her home. The event was at
tended by neig hborhood
friends, who presented the
bride-elect miscellaneous gifts.
Refreshments were served.
Miss Neilson is a daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Neil
son, 2130 East Jackson street
and Mr. Aker is a son of John
Aker, Pittsburgh, Pa., and the
late Mrs. Aker.
Both the bride-elect and
her fiance attended San Jose
State college and the bride
elect is a graduate of Stephens
college, Columbia, Mo. She
holds a bachelor of arts de
gree from San Jose Stale col
lege and the past year did
graduate work there to re
ceive her teaching degree.
The bridegroom-elect, who
has attended Michigan State
university obtained his degree
in criminology in February at
San Jose State college and
also will teach.
Mr. Aker is a houseguest
at the Neilson home and out
of town guests for the wed
ding are to arrive during the
week.
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Sale Articles
This sale will cover a com
plete variety of items, includ
ing cashmere sweaters,
blouses, shoes, wall paper,
furniture, paint, formals,
gowns, slips, hose and even
a wedding dress. These items
arc all new and have been
donated especially for this
sale by local merchants.
Throughout the past two
weeks volunteers have been
actively engaged in sorting
and marking merchandise,
binding the new edition nf
the Canteen cook book,
potting plants and preparing
handmade items for the event.
Mrs. Paul Lea, co-chairman
for the production service,
and a group of volunteers
from that service have beci
making garden aprons whicn
will be prominently featured
during the sale.
Chairman of volunteers,
Mrs. O. A. Eden, stated that
many surprises arc planned
for this event - including new
and unusual merchandise not
available through local retail
outlets.
This is one of several events
planned throughout the year
by local Red Cross volunteers
to help meet the deficit in
their budget. Although Red
Cross is a United Fund sup
ported agency, the total budg
et is not met through this
source and the balance of
need must be supplied through
events such as the Potpourri
sale.
Student Visits
Family Here
Talent - Miss Sandra Dick
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Mrs. John Dickinson. Miss
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