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SUNDAY. APRIL 21. 1963
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Roberts Tell
Betrothal News
Talent Mr. and Mn. Wil
liam F. Roberta, 234 Gibson
street, Talent, announce the
engagement of their daugh
ter, Miss Betty Jean Roberts,
to Calvin Lanfear, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Emery Lanfear, 31S
Main street, Talent.
The bride-elect is a senior
student in Phoenix High
school. The bridegroom-elect
is serving with the Air Force
and is stationed at the Francis
E. Warren Air Force base In
Cheyenne, Wyo.
No wedding date has been
set.
Wi
Newlywed Couple Leaves
For Air Trip to Hawai
Mr and Mrs. Oliver R. Mc-
Nccl are spending a month in
Hawaii following their wed
ding at First Methodist
church chapel April 16.
Mrs. McNecl, the former
Florence Crolsant, Santa Mon
ica. Calif., is a past queen 01
Mrs. S. Ralph Dippel at
tended the bride. She wore a
beige polka dot silk suit and
her flowers were orchids. Dr.
Dipprl served as best man.
Following the ceremony a
reception was held at the Dip-
Zuleima temple. Daughters of pel home on Eastwood drive,
the Nile, Grants Pass. Mr. I Among those attending the
McNecl, who lived at the I wedding and reception were
Plaza apartments, Mcdford, j the bride's two sons-in-law
recently resigned as Medfordjand daughters, Mr. and Mrs.
safety supervisor in charge of j W. W. Baldercc and Mr. and
the building department. Mrs. Ronald Lenhart, Grants
The couple will make their I Pass, ana ncr Dromer ana sis
Mill Bttty Jaan Roberli
Kerby Bethel
Attends Event
Illinois Valley - Members
of the Kerby bethel. Interna
tional Order of Job's Daugh
ters, who took part In a re
cent slumber party event in
Eagle Point were the Misses
Hudl Prathcr, Mary and Eliz
abeth Blueg, Bonnie Jordan,
Diane Dierkes, Connie Orton,
Kathy Brcckcnridge, Gail
Terpenlng, Evelyn Hare, Bob
cttc Breckenrldgc, Donna
Johnson and Mclinda Foster.
Mrs. Myron Terpenlng,
Mrs. Homer Snider and Mrs.
James Dierkes were chaper
ones for the trip.
Miss Sydney LaLanda
Former Idaho
Couple Engaged
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene La-
Lande of Nampa, Ida., have
announced the engagement of
their daughter, Miss Sydney
Dcannc LaLandc, Portland,
to Steve Van Home, Mcdford.
The bridc-clcct, formerly
of Nampa, Is a registered
nurse with the Univcrslly of
Oregon intensive Ihcrapy
unit in Multnomah County
hospital, Portland. She is a
graduate of St. Alphonsus
School of Nursing in Boise,
Ida., and of the University of
Kansas Psychiatric Nursing
school in Wichita. Kan.
The bridegroom-elect, also
formerly of Nampa, is a son
of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Van
Home of that city. He is em
ployed In Mcdford at KBES
TV, and is a graduate of the
University of Idaho.
The wedding has been set
for October 19, in Portland.
home in Santa Monica
Dr. George G. Roscbcrry
officiated at the 10 o'clock
morning rites, attended by
members of the families.
The bride wore a green silk
suit with orchid corsage.
ter-in-Iaw, Mr. and Mrs. Ivcn
Kcstcrson, Klamath Falls.
The couple drove to Santa
Monica following the wedding
before flying to the Islands.
The bridegroom belongs to
the Shrine in San Diego.
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At Mai in Party
Announcement has been
made of the engagement of
Miss Patricia Dcanc LcQuieu,
former clerk for the Mcdford
municipal court, to Gary
Lynn Moriarty, son of Mr. and
Mrs. William C. Moriarty,
Portland.
The announcement was
made by her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Albert LcQuieu, Malin,
Ore., at a dessert in the Lc
Quieu home April 13.
Miss LcQuieu is a student
at Wcstmonl college, Santa
Barbara, Calif., and plans to
transfer to Portland State col
lege for the summer term.
Mr. Moriarty, a student at
Portland State college, is em
ployed by the Del Monte Meat
company In Portland.
No wedding date has been
set.
warn f
Ermt Lee Governor
Betrothal News
Is Made Known
Gold Hill - Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd Governor, 575 Sixth
street, Gold Hill, announce
the engagement of their
daughter, Erma Lee Gover
nor, to Robert A. Robertson,
San Lorenzo, Calif. Mr. Rob
ertson is a son of Mrs. Mait
land Pritchett, San Lorenzo.
and Hcrchell Robertson, Gold
Hill.
The wedding has been set
for September 21 in Gold Hill
Miss Governor was gradu
ated from Crater High school
and is a beautician at the Big
Y Beauty salon. Her fiance
employed as a toll transmis
sion man for the telephone
company at Oakland, Calif.
Miss Jan Stone, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Merle G.
Stone, Route 1, Box 289, Tal
en. was announced winner of
the annual scholarship award
to assist a young woman plan
ning to enter an Oregon col
lege, during the last meeting
of the College Women's Club
of the Rogue River Valley,
donors of the award. Miss
Stone is a senior at Pho-mix
High school and plans to
study secondary teaching in
j English at Southern Oregon
! college.
Alternate for the award Is
Miss Joyce Dye, Crater High
school senior. She is a daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Dye of Galls Creek road.
Gold Hill, and plans to at
tend Oregon Stale university
as a student of actuarial
science.
Mrs. D. R. Sloan of the
scholarship committee made
the announcement.
Sewing Session
Set for Temple
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver R. McNaal
Kiwanian Dames
Slate Meeting
A lour will precede the
meeting Tuesday, April 23, of
the Kiwanian Dames. The
meeting will be held at the
home of Mrs. Karl Clinkin
bcard, 2116 Woodlawn drive.
A noon luncheon will precede
the meeting.
Hostesses assisting Mrs.
Cllnkinbcard will be Mis.
Vernon Thorpe. Mrs. John
Plctsch, Mrs. Wayne Strublc
and Mrs. Tony Manno. Lunch
eon reservations may be made
by telephoning Mrs. Robert
Collins, 772-0020.
The group will meet at 10
a.m. at Dumas Domestic
Laundry for a tour of that
firm.
LDS ReTiVfGroup
Study Announced
Mrs. Nathan A. Banry will
discuss the social science les
son at the Tuesday, April 23,
meeting of the Second Ward
Relief society of the Church
of Jesus Christ of Latter-day
Saints.
The meeting will he at 10
a.m. at the church, 648 South
Ivy street. Mcdford.
Mrs. Banry will discuss "Di
vine Law and Church Gov
ernment" as understood by
the church. She will further
discuss thfl law uf choice and
that work is basic to progress.
further believed by the
church.
Interested women are in
vited to attend. A nursery is
provided tor .small children
Summer Wedding Trip
Planned by Newly-weds
Happy Camp The Rev.
and Mrs. Ben Williams,
whose marriage was a recent
event in Yreka, are living in
that city at 500 West Center
street. Both arc affiliated
with the music department of
the Yreka Southern Baptist
church, where they were
married.
The bride is the former
Miss Dcanna Spcnce, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Spcnce, Happy Camp, and the
bridegroom is a son of Mrs.
W. J. Williams, Laurel, Miss
and the late Mr. Williams.
The couple plans a delayed
honeymoon trip during the
summer when they will trav
el to Mississippi to visit the
bridegroom's mother and oth
er relatives.
The wedding ceremony was
read March 23 at 4 o'clock in
the afternoon by the Rev.
Dulc Buckner.
Mrs. Buckner was matron
of honor and Ron Wallace,
also of Yreka, was best man.
Four Attendants
Bridesmaids were the
Misses Brcnda Fuller, Hoopa;
Pat Shannon, Ml. Shasta, and
Carol Spcnce, a sister of the
bride. Mrs. James Everest
was a bridesmatron.
Jimmy Simas, Yreka was
ring bearer.
Yv o n n e Buckner was
flower girl and seating the
guests were Richard Spcnce,
a brother of the bride, and
Larry Schrucdcr, Yreka.
Lighting the candles were
Mr, Everest, and Don Wal
lace of Yreka.
The bride was given in
marriage by her father and
before the ceremony con
tinued the bridegroom sang
a solo to the bride, accom-
From Oakland
llornbrookMrs. Zclda
De Martini and daughter. Col
leen, arrived recently from
their home in Oakland, Calif .
to spend a few days here with
her mother, Mrs. Bertha
Bradley The Dc Martini fam
ily lived here a number of
years ago. Miss Dc Martini is
a junior high school student.
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The bride's floor length
gown was of lace over satin
designed with scalloped neck
line and long sleeves. Her
fingertip veil of tulle was
held from a rhinestone trim
med liara. She wore a pearl
and rhinestone necklace, n
gift from the bridegroom, and
her bouquet was a white or
chid with stcphanotis which
she carried on a white Bible.
The bride's attendants
wore identical dresses of light
blue taffeta brocade with
matching tulle headpieces.
They carried white carnation
bouquets.
The flower girl was dressed
111 a light blue frock with
white headband and she car
ried a basket of lily of the
valley.
Lilies in Church
Baskets of Easter lilies dec
orated the church.
Mrs. Victor Duscnbcrry
sang.
For her daughter's wedding
the bride's mother wore a
pink-beige sheath of taffeta
brocade with white acccs.
sorlcs.
The reception, given by
the bride's parents was in the
Odd Fellows lodge hall in
Yreka. The wedding cake had
been made and decorated by
the bride's mother.
Serving the cake were Mrs.
Everett Collord and Mrs.
Keith Let. Presiding at the
punch bowl was Mrs. Nelson
Carlson and Mrs. Harvey
Wcsby poured the coffee.
Others assisting with the
serving were Mrs. Robert Ed
munds, Mrs. Terry and Mrs.
Dusenberry.
Pamela Edmunds and Char
lotte Terry had charge of the
guest book. A bride's doll
centered the gift table where
the bride was assisted by her
attendants.
Some 100 guests attended
For traveling the bride
wore a light green wool suit
with white accessories and
her corsage was the orchid
from her bouquet. They made
their wedding trip to south-
! ern Oregon.
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Elections Slated
By Applegate Unit
Applcgatr Election of offi
cers is scheduled for Apple
gate Home Extension unit
I members Tuesday, April 23
when the group will meet at
10t30 a.m., In the home of
Mrs. William Pittock.
The lesson care of hard .sur
face floors will be presented
by Mrs. Nell Stoner and Mrs.
, Henry Head All women who
attend are to take a can of
floor wax which they use.
Child care will be available
in the home of Mrs Virgil
Prowell.
To Meet
Xi Mu chapter Beta Sigma
Phi will meet at the home of
Mrs Cecil Davis. 1408 Wot
Eighth street. April 24. at
8 p m.
Mrs Richard H Frey will
present a program on "North
Africa."
Prospect Lady
Lions Elect;
Party Planned
Prospect - Mrs. Sherman
Poole was reelected president
of the Prospect Lady Lions at
the annual meeting of the or
ganization held recently in
Bcckie s cafe at Union Creek.
Mrs. Vernon Haddeland was
elected vice president; Mrs.
Eugene Arias, secretary; Mrs.
Lloyd Hale, treasurer, and
Mrs. William Butler, Lady
Lion tamer.
New members attending
were Mrs. D. M. Chandler and
Mrs. Chester Rogers.
Plans were made for a par
ty which will observe the fif
teenth anniversary of the
Lions club. The event is to
be held April 27 in the Com
munity hall.
Women who worked as vol
unteers during the recent vis
it of the Bloodmobile at Shady
Cove gave a report.
A work night was held
April 15 in the home of Mrs.
Poole when favors were made
for the state convention to be
held in Baker May 23 through
25.
The next executive board
meeting will be held April
24 in the home of Mrs. Hale.
DeMolay Lodge
Events Listed
A delegation from the Mcd
ford chapter, Order of De
Molay, plans to be in Cor
vallis Friday, April 25 to at
tend a state De Molay con
clave. Accompanying t h e
group will be William Wcrlz.
Religious
Play Slated
Tonight
Rehearsal in Kcrioth," a
Heritage Players production
will be presented by the First
Christian church this evening
at 7:30 o'clock in the church
sanctuary at 209 South Oak
dale avenue. The public is in
vited to attend the perform
ance which will feature Caro
lyn Bartcll and Steven Wil
Hams. Miss Bartcll is considered
an exceptional actress and
many consider her one of the
outstanding actresses from
the Northwest. Her home is
in Tacoma. Wash.
Steven Williams, Seattle
Wash., is studying broadcast
ing at the University of Ore
gon and has toured in the
past with the Heritage
Players.
"Rehearsal in Kerioth"
written by Ronald Coulter,
of Eugene, director of the
players, tells the story of a
modern young actor and ac
tress who are unsympathcti
cally rehearsing the roles of
Judas Iscariot and Mary of
Magdala.
During the rehearsal they
begin improvising scenes
from the passion of Christ
and the characterizations take
control of them. In their
imagination they become the
characters. Thus in this
strange way Judas is pre
sented as a modern man and
attempts to justify his be
trayal in several different
ways. He claims that his sin
and Peter's sin is the same,
that betrayal and denial are
the same.
Ronald Coulter. Eugene,
who wrote the play, also will
act. Jeanninc Kay. also Eu
gene, is program coordinator
and operates the lighting and
sound system.
Hornbrook Pair
Are Engaged
Hornbrook Announce
ment was made recently of
the engagement of Miss Carol
Jfd d,v,',s,or; ,Mrs- Wertz, and j Louise Archambault of Yreka
Max Millhollin, advisor
Mcdford De Molay Mothers
club members plan a family
potluck dinner Wednesday,
April 24 at 6:30 p.m., in the
Mcdford Masonic temple. The
dinner is a semi-annual event.
About On members of dis
trict chapters from Ashland,
Grants Pass, Kerby and Mcd
ford, attended a recent Mcd
ford chapter meeting for pre
sentation of the initiatory de
gree on candidates. Mothers
club members served refreshments.
To remove the small bits of
shell from cracked nuts, put
the nuts in a bowl of water.
The shells will float to the
top.
to Harry W. Jones of Horn
brook. Miss Archambault is
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
F. C. Archambault, and Mr.
Jones' parents are Mr. and
Mrs. H. W. Jones.
The bridc-clect is a fresh
man sociology major at Wil
lamette university, Salem,
Ore., where her engagement
was announced at the Delta
Gamma chapter house. Pfc.
Jones, now serving overseas
with the Marine corps, plans
to enter the Highway Patrol
Academy upon leaving the
service. Both young people
arc graduates of Yreka High
school.
No date has been set for
the wedding
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Ortur J Solf nd Milium t Hod. on
Mr. and Mrs. John Smock i son, Dorothy Mtnshall, Mar-
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in Australia during the year port, Denna Taylor and Kay 1 making will occupy Mcdford
in which Mr. Smock taught
there as an exchange teacher
on a Fulbright scholarship.
A musical program, ar
ranged and directed by Mrs.
C. R. Adamson was presented
by a double trio from the
youth choir of he First Metho
dist church. Participating
Kent.
Hostesses were Mrs. Wil
liam Warner and Miss Beulah
Warner.
Mrs. Mabel Hundley was
social chairman assisted by
Mrs. J. S. Richardson and
Mrs. Ray K. Bailey. Mrs. Bert
Stancliffe and Mrs. Sloan pre-
were the Misses Linda John- sided at the tea table.
members of Zuleima temple.
Daughters of the Nile when
they meet for sewing, April
22, at 10 a.m., in the home of
Mrs. Emerson Anderson, 2131
Hillcrest road.
Mrs. Anderson, chairman of
the group, has asked that
those attending take sack
lunches.
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