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4 C Johnson-Barton EeeJe Point - Mb Mary Dlaft Barton and Delbert Le land Johnaon Jr., ware map rlad In 7 o'clock evening ritei bald April M in Eagle Point Community Bibla church. The Rev. Warren Chriateneen performed the ceremony. The bride I a daughter of Mr. and Mr. John E. Barton, Butte Fall Star route. Box 14, Bade Point. The bride Mr. and Mrs. De Uteri B aW' ' lafl I aaaaaaaaaaaaaal Benefit Events Planned By Medford Two benefit event have been announced by the Al trusa Club of Medford. Pro ceeds will support commun ity project of Altrusa, includ ing their vocational acholar ahip grant to older women for retraining purposes. Friday, May I, a bridge party will be held at the Girls Community club at 7:10 p.m. Final plana for this event were made at meeting of the club et the homo of Mrs. Walter Young, president , Thursday. Mrs. George Cod ding, committee chairman, is In charge. Mrs. Codding will be assist ed by Mr. Luclne Mile and Mrs. Fred Konshot. The second event wilt be the following day, and will be rummage ante at the Eagla hall, 219 west Main street. The sale will be from 9 a.m. to o p.m. atiaa Lotus Raton is chairman, assisted by Mr. Valton Finley, Mr. Pauline Bright, and Mr. Florence McKenna. The bridge party Is open to both men and women and ticket may be purchased from any member of the club or by telephoning Mrs. Cod ding 773-2501 or Mrs. Miles 77i-2344. Refreshments will be serv ed from 7:30 to 8 p.m. with card playing to follow. Per sona attending are to take their own cards or other game desired. The purpose of the voca tional scholarships I to re train women who are left without support so they may earn a living. Other projects hsve Included donation to Rogue Valley and Sacred Heart hospitals building fund. Girl Scout camper ships, Christmas basket a, Rogue Valley Council on Ag ing, and grants-in-aid for wsc m Peer I print ' M IK) flowers herald th in m fUejwe Valley and your vn marshanrs ccstfen -hh hop se.sk ell of the bargains easy to , Just drive onto any el the convenient nd shop et your leisure anywhere In town Medford. Join the throng make Bel UHDAY. APRIL M. 1M3 Ceremony groom la a ton of Mr. and Mr. D L. Johnaon, 174 Mace road, Medford. Min Karen Jossy, Eagle Point, a cousin of the bride, came from Oregon State uni versity, to serve as the maid of honor. Donna Barton, a sister of the bride, was Jun ior brldeamaid. Another sis ter, Darlene Barton, was flower girl. William Strawn, Medford, Leland Johnson Jr. (Aaderi photo) Altrusa Club women scholars from South America and Asia. The April meeting celebrat ed the 46th anniversary of Altrusa International, which was founded on April 11, 1017. It wss the first service club for women executives, owners of business or of pro fessions status. Initiated in a candlelight ceremony were Mrs. Owen Kunkel and Mis Claire Han ley. The information commit tee was In chsrge. Committee members are Miss Catherine Fonken, Miss Mary Hanley, Mrs. Margaret Miles, Mrs. C. A. Palller, Mrs. Codding and Mrs. Young. Elected officers were Mrs Charles Kyer, president: Mrs. Lotus Eaton, vice president; Mr. Mary carpenter, record ing secretary; Miss Joan Beasley, corresponding secre tary; Mrs. C. A. Parlier, treas urer, and Mrs. Betty Flchtner and Mrs. Malsie Daily, di rectors for two year terms. They will be installed at the July meeting. United Nations Will Be Topic Ashland - The united Na tions is to be the subject for discussion at a Monday eve ning meeting sponsored by the Ashland Provisional unit, Oregon League of Women Voters. Speaker at the 8 p.m. meet ing in the Gresham room of the public library will be Omar Bacon, Jackson county librarian and vice president of the Jackson County chap ter, Oregon United Nations association. This 1 planned as an introduction to the local unit's United Nations study. The public is invited to at tend the meeting. er celebrating th bargains. Park Park i Shop Provides FRIf PARKING with Yaur $2.00 Minimum Purchase. was best man, and seating the guests and lighting the can dles were Dan Barton, a brother of the bride, and Den nis Cornutt, her cousin. Mr. Barton escorted his daughter to the altar and gave her in marriage. Gown of Organia The bride's chapel length gown of nylon organza over taffeta was appliqued with rosebuds of self-material. Her elbow length illusion veil was held by a pearl and rhine- stone crown. She wore a sin gle strand of pearl and car ried a bouquet of pink and white carnations. Mi Jossy wore a yellow nylon organdy dress over taffeta with rhinestone tiara and the Junior bridesmaid's frock, also of yellow nylon organdy, was lined with floral taffeta. Both carried bouquets of daisies. The flower girl wore a frock which matched that of the Junior bridesmaid. Her headband was of daisies and she carried a basket filled with lavender and white lilac blossoms. Decora!. With Lilacs The church was decorated with white and lavender li lacs, which, with bows, also marked the pew ends. Mrs. James Cornutt. aunt of the bride, furnished the wedding music, and Maynard Hadley sang. The reception, given by the bride's parents, was held in the Eagle Point Grange hall. Serving the cake was Mrs. Earle Jossy and Mr. Louis A. Bruner, sunt of the bride. Pouring coffee were Mrs. Glenn Coffer. Beativ. Nev., another aunt, and pre siding at the punch bowl was Mrs. Raymond Hines. a sister of the bridegroom. Mrs. Harlin Stlnson had charae "i ine guest oook. Assisting at the gift table were the Misses Linda and Sue Cornutt, cousins of the bride. Donna and Darlene Barton passed bags of pastel colored rice. About 100 guest attended the wedding and reception. The church decorations and corsages were arranged by Mrs. Lorlta Wisdom. The wedding cake was decorated by Fred Coffman. Guests Her Out-of-state guests included Mrs. Dave Welch, Hemet, Calif., a grandmother of the bride. Numerous relatives and friends came from cities throughout Oregon. The couple left tor the Oregon coast on their wed- ding trip. The bride chose a teal blue sheath dress with Jacket for traveling. Her cor sage was of white carnations and pink rosebuds. They will live in Medford at 160 De Hague street. The bride is a 1M2 gradu ate of Eagle Point Hiah school where she was a stu dent for three years, prior to that attending southern Cali fornia schools. The bride groom was graduated from Medford High school in 1961 and now is a machinist with Lewis Manufacturing company in Medford. Family Dinner Held in Hornbrook Hornbrook - Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Edwards were hosts at their home on Oregon road on Sunday for a family din ner. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Tucker and chil dren, Mr. and Mrs. Willie Hayes, all of Gazelle. Calif.. Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Tucker and daughters, Medford, Rob ert Tucker, Yreka, and Bob Edwards, HUt. SPRING SPREE! Ui , MMfW J i i i mm 1 i in Mr. and Mrs. David Lewis Hutchison ssfsiNkO BBBsasl l assesses. Mrs. Ernest Bsrnss (right) won second place in tha flower arrangement contest which is a part of ih annual tea given at HlUcrest House each spring as a benefit for the American Cancer society. Mrs. Barnes mad th arrangements for Contemporary Book clubt it is of whit tulips and broom with driftwood. Mrs. Barnes received hr prise from Mrs. Ralph Thompson, on of ih tea chairmen, pictured her with Mrs. Barnes. The committ members all wor charm ing handmade ruifled-brimmed hats tor th tea, and Mrs. Thompson chos ros-colord hat with a wine red dreti. Homemakers Council in Corvallis Fortv-four homemak ers from Jackson county will attend the 31st annual meet ing of the Oregon State Home Economics Extension council on the campus of Oregon State university in Corvallis April 30, May 1-2. The theme of the conference is "Attitudes and Your Future.' Tuesday afternoon the worn- , I I MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEOFORD. OREGON ' Attend en have a choice of conducted tours through different de partments of the university. At the international banquet that evening Mrs. Riddell Lage, state council president, will give a report on the As sociated Country Women of the World conference held in Australia last October. Inter national students on the cam pus will also speak. At the banquet Wednesday evening Dr. Gerald Wallace, superintendent of schools in Corvallis, will speak on "Atti tudes Toward Our Commun ity." Business sessions and workshops will be held during the day Wednesday and Thurs day morning. Most of the Jackson County Home Extension units will have a lesson in May on the care of hard surface floors. How to have beautiful floors with a minimum of care is the purpose of this les son. All types of floors, includ ing the many new types of tiles, will be discussed. Infor mation on the cleaning and the types of waxes suitable for each kind will be given. The lesson was given to unit proj ect leaders by Miss Data Hoch holter, Jackson county home economics agent. Lake Crook Unit Lake Creek Extension unit will meet Wednesday. May 1. at 10:30 a.m. at the home of Mrs Fred Osterman, Browns boro. The project lesson will be given by Mrs. Murray Bart ling. Mrs. W. W. Jackson, former member of Jackson county ad visory committee, Will be in stalling officer for officers for next year. She will conduct the candle lighting service. This will be the final meeting for this season For information concerning the menu call Mrs. Henry j Meyer. Table service will be California Ceremony Of Interest in Valley Ashland - News of interest I The bride's mother wore a here is the marriage of Miss ! silk aqua blue sheath dress Barbara Colecn Webb and Da- and the bridegroom's mother vid Lewis Hutchison which was solemnized April 6 in Shatter, Calif. The bride is a daughter of The reception was held in Mr. and Mrs. James W. Webb the church patio, of Shatter and the bridegroom j The couple is living in Lan is a son of Mrs. Ruth Hutchi- i caster, Calif, son, 51 Gresham street, Ash-' The bride attended Bakers land, who went south for the field college and Fresno State ceremony. The Rev. Dale B. i college. She is a home eco Klint read the rites in the , nomics teacher at the Delano Shatter First Baptist church. Joint Union High school. The About 200 guests attended. bridegroom attended Ashland Mr. Webb gave nis daugn- ter in marriage. She wore a satin floor length gown with bell skirt and a satin rose at the back. Her fingertip veil was held by a silk pillbox headDiece. The bridal bouquet was of white carnations cen- tered with coral roses. Two Attendants Mrs. James Webb, wnittier Calif., a sister-in-law of the bride, was bridesmatron and miss u'i'uo u'ui"'". nwi""1 a niece of the bridegroom, was hririeymaid Their identical coral col "ling! ored gowns were floor ana mane wim oei, ss.ruv 1 : II 1 1 UUWCI S nuc iuiai nations. James Webb, a brother of the bride, was best man. Carl Lewis was groomsman and pMw Lighting the candles were the Misses Linda Miller and Sandra Galino, cousins of the bride. Bethel Conducts Practice Session Illinois Valley - Members of the Kerby bethel. Interna tional Order of Job's Daugh ters, conducted a practice ses sion April 15 for initiation ceremonies to be held May 6. Refreshments were served by Miss Judi Prather and Miss Bonnie Hagerman. An- other practice session will be held May 2 at 2:30 p.m. in the Kerby Masonic temple. Scouti Postpone Skill Day Event A Girl Scout skill day event scheduled for May 4 has been postponed until September, those in charge of the event have announced. AS ADVERTISED Mm HOME WARES , , 81 m WIDE SELECTION OF BEAUTI FUL PATTERNS IN STURDY EVERYDAY EARTHENWARE BY THE MOST FAMOUS NAME IN DINNERWARE - FRANCISCAN. APRIL 29 TO MAY 11 15. 95 CLOUD NINE OPEN STOCK VALUE 25?0 and 20 OFF ON ALL OPEN STOCK Make your selection now while our stock is completel Phone 772 2 133 : was dressed in a rose color j sheath frock of lace. Both had ! camellia corsages High school. He was a mem ber of the Air Force for five years. He is employed by North American Aviation, Electronics division. Other guests from Asniana , were the bridegroom's sister Mrs. Dan Bidema, and chil dren Teresa, Sandra, Marga ! ret, Danny and Clifford. Yreka Club Observes a , ( lr"CiO f&Cl VLSCI Anniversary re - Yreka Federated Women's club observed the 2Jth anniversary of organi- 2ation on April 16th at a meetin in the social room of prr r Li?hht company. Readings from the minute book year 1938 were enjoyed. Exactly 25 years ago Tuesday the club was organ ized by the late Eulalie Scho maker at her home. The first president was Mrs. Utahana Atkins. The club room of the Masonic Temple was the first meeting place of the club. During its first year it had a display in the county fair and in its early history won a loving cup as a special music ; award from the California 1 Federation of Women's Clubs. The old minute book was j read by Mrs. Harold Dexter at Tuesday's meeting. It was planned to continue the club history at the next session. Plans were made for a May luncheon, which will be the last meeting of the club this season. Appointed to make arrangements for the event were Mrs. Roy Pruett and Mrs. Dan Shelley. IN THE LADIES ranciscaai idfiitestone ware 24 piece beginner set for 8 INCLUDES 8 DINNERS 8 CUPS 8 SAUCERS AN EXCELLENT BUFFET SERVICE! 3i Homewares Topic Listed For A program on space in the space age parks and recre - -,i u v,.- ation areas will be : given bj KODert nayworui ui w ford Garden club members Thursday. May 2, at 1:30 p.m in the home extension audi- ' torium at the fairgrounds. Mr. Haworth is director oi Medford's park and recrea tion department. New annuals and perenni als for the summer garden will be Mrs. Harry Bryant's topic, and distinction in flow - er arrangements and how to achieve originality in arrang - HOME JOURNAL VERY SPECIAL ' V tf DOUBLE FEATURE SPRING EVENT 21. 7 DECORATED PATTERNS OPEN STOCK VALUE 3540 Gardeners I ing will be the subject for Mrs. Dayton Depue. i Mrs- Charles Stearns will be ,ea cnairmarL An executive board meet ing is to be held Monday, April 29 at 1:30 p.m., in tha home of the president, Mrs. Ira Fitzgerald, 3488 New Ray road. Central Point. Attend Meeting Prospect-Several members of the Prospect Lions auxil- ; ary made a visitation to a 'meeting of the Eagle Point 1 Lions auxiliary April 22. WHERE QUALITY COSTS NO MORE! wm EASY TERMS 95 323 East Main I needed.
