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4 C- M SUNDAY, MAY 12. 1963 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON Carol Ruth Crews Two Students To Be Married ' In September Central Point - Mr. and Mrs. Clarence M. Crews, Cen tral Point, announce the en gagement of their daughter, Miss Carol Ruth Crews, to John Edward Farr, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Farr, High land Park, III. - Miss Crews Is a senior at Northwestern University In Evanston, 111. and is majoring in mechanical engineering She Is a member and former officer of Alpha Gamma Del ta sorority. Mr. Farr Is a senior at Northwestern university and is majoring in physics. He is an Evans scholar and a mem ber of Phi Eta Sigma, Pi Mu Epsilon, and Phi Dftlta Kappa. He received two lettern in track at Northwestern. He plans to work next year for his master's degree in phys ics. . A September wedding is planned. Goldschmidts Tell Betrothal Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Cold schmldt, Route 4, Box 313 Medford, announce the en gagement of their daughter, Erna Jean Coldschmidt, to Louie Prado Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Louie Prado, Mon terey Park, Calif. Miss Coidschmidt attended Jacksonville and Medford schools and is now enrolled at Montcbello High school, Monttbello, Calif. Upon grad uation she plans to enroll in the Southland College of Med ical and Dental assistants, Mr. Prado, formerly a stu dent at Woodrow Wilson High school, Los Angeles, served in the United States Navy be tween 1959 and 1950. He then attended Los Angeles Trade Technical college and East Los Angeles college where he ma jored in engineering. The wedding is set for this summer in Lorelei chapel, Montebello, and the couplr plans to live in Monterey Park. Ashland Wpmen Party Hostesses Ashland-May baskets fill ed with spring blossoms deco rated the Mark Antony ball room May 4 when Mra. Fran cess Hardy, Mrs. Josephine Langtry and Mrs. Marcia Ross were hostesses for a bridge luncheon. A miniature flower-filled basket marked each guest's place at the 14 tables. The pastel covers and colorful menu were in the same theme and at the conclusion of play prizes in keeping with the motif were awarded. Mrs. H. O. Moore, Klamath Falls, won the carrying prize of a large flower arrange ment. High bridge score went to Mrs. Donal Brace and sec ond high to Mrs. M. P. Dunn. Winner at each table received the floral centerpiece as her prize. if ri Ema Jean Coldschmidt Open Today for your bit minute MOTHER'S DAY GIFTS Candy Cosmetic Many other gift Items Leaking YOUR HEALTH IS WEALTHI You can rely on our skill ind long experience. WAINSCOTT'S PHARMACY Corner iatt Main at Riverside Phone 773-1447 FREE DELIVERY STORI HOURS Wttk4T I A.M. te 10 P.M. Sunday! tn4 Holidtri I A.M. le P.M. Shower Honors Bride-Elect Montague - Miss Sharon Rose McCulley, bride-elect of Don Price of Hornbrook was honored at a shower held re cently in the Allen Tanner home near Montague. The honored guest Is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs Willy McCulley, Montague The wedding has been set for June 1 at 7:30 p.m., in the First Southern Baptist church Montague. Friends of the cou ple are invited to attend. Mrs. Tanner was assisted at the shower by her daughter, Miss Roseann Tanner and Mrs James Ostborg. Tho rooms were decorated with wedding bells and boa quels of flowers. Prizes for games were won by the bride- elect, her mother, and Mrs. Robert Bridwell. Miss Tanner was assisted in opening gifts by Miss Mary Schalz. The reception table was centered with cakes served as refreshments. Others attending were the Mesdames Michael Schalz, Jess Duncan, Ogdeii Walters, Charles Van Orsdel, Orlo Dav is, Gene Carlisle, H. V. Rus sell, Ree Bowen, Richard French, Charles Bailey, Wil 11am' Zook, James Winkle, Al thea Burtram, Earl Melching and the Misses Betty Russell, Linda Carlisle, Paula, Wanda nd Lisa French, Harriet Freshour and Madena and Janey Tanner. 1 June Wedding Date Is Set The engagement and forth coming marriage of Miss Cas sandra Anita Satterfield and Robert R. Gates, has been an nounced by Miss Sattcrfleld's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dclmar R. Satterfield, 2BS7 Lone Pine road, Medford. Her fiance is a son of Mr, and Mrs. L. Rus sell Gates, Seattle, Wash., until recently of Medford. The wedding is set for June 20. The hrlde-clect attended Medford High school and now is a student at the Medford School of Beauty. The bridegroom-elect Is a graduate of Medford High school and now is employed on the sales staff of Wets field's jewelers In Medford Shopping center. Medfo7dYouth Worker Elected Miss Kay Kent, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Earl Kent, 822 South Oakdale avenue, was elected Faith conference officer at an all-state Metho dist eonterencc held recently at Willamette university in Salem. She was ono of 10 young women from the Med ford First Methodist church to attend the meet. Miss Kent is a Junior at Medford High school and is active in the First Methodist Youth Fellowship group fur which she is treasurer. In her new state office. Miss Kent will participate in counclling on local and sub district levels for worship services at the state meetings. The all-state group meets three times a year in addition to the annual conference. Sandra Kay Clark Upper Rogue Couple Engaged P r o s p e c t Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Clark, Star route, Box 65, Prospect, announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Sandra Kay Clark, to Clarence Huntley, son of Mrs. Ann Huntley, Gold Hill. Miss Clark, a senior at Prospect High school, is to graduate this spring. Mr. Huntley, a 1999 graduate of Crater High school is em ployed by the U.S. Forest service at Union Creek. No wedding date has been set. Parents Tell Of Engagement Central Point The en gagement of Miss Leone Lor raine Tilford, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry F. Tilford, 313 Laurel street, Central Point, and David Harold Mathews has been announced by the bride's parents. Miss Tilford attended Crater High school. r The bridegroom-elect, a son of Mr. and Mrs, Harold Math ews, 519 West Jackson boule vard, Medford, attended school in Areata, Calif., and now is serving with the Army in Germany. No date for the wedding has been set. Miss Leone Tilford Engaged acima - Mr. and Mrs. L. Rlggan, S e 1 m a, have an nounced the engagement of their daughter, Miss Lynn Marie Riggan, to Larry L. Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. E, Smith, Cave Junction. No wedding date has been set. Betrothal News Is Disclosed During Party News of interest here is the engagement of Miss Sara Jane Davis, daughter of Judge and Mrs. Alan Davis, Oswego, Ore., and Jerry Anderson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alton M. An derson, 737 Stevens street, Medford. Both are junior stu dents at the University of Ore gon. The news was announced during a party at the Delta Gamma chapter house for sorority sisters of Miss Davis. A novel hunt was conducted in which one of the guests found a basket containing a poem disclosing the announce ment. Refreshments were served in the dining room decorated in pink and orchid colors. Special guests included the mothers of the bride-elect and her fiance; Miss Susan Davis Lonegran, Mrs. Susan Scales Cameron, Miss Diana Daven port and Miss Karen Warren. Miss Davis is a student in elementary education and her fiance is a physical education major. No wedding date has been set. SOC Couple Is Engaged Ashland - The engagement of Miss Dixie Carol Revel and Ronald W. Baker, has been announced by the bride-elect's parents, Dr. and Mrs. Glenn M. Revel, 131 Terrace street, Ashland. Both the bride-elect and her fiance are students at Southern Oregon college. The bridegroom-elect is a son of Mrs. Lucille Johnson, 796 Waverly avenue, Med ford, and Ronald W, Baker Sr., 2907 Roberts road, Med ford. Miss Revel was graduated' from Ashland High school. She also is employed by Ash land Daily Tidings. The bridegroom-elect was graduated from Phoenix High school. No wedding date has been set. : Guild to Work On Decorations Tallies and decorations for the "Arts Festival," spring card party of St. Catherine's guild, .will be made by the members at the meeting on Monday night, May 13, in the Parish hall of St. Mark's Episcopal church. Members are asked to bring scissors and staplers. Hostesses will be Mesdames Jay Walker, Charles Clark and E. E. Earnest. The annual benefit party will be held on Tuesday, May 21, in the Guild hall and Par ish hall with dessert being served at 7 o'clock. Reserva tions may be made by calling Mrs. Gary Monlcal at 535- 2541 or Mrs. Justin Smith at 773-2864. Couples Attend Family Reunion Appiegate valley- Mrs. Glenn Hunter and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Best went to Whit tier, Calif., recently for a re union honoring Mrs. A I lock Abercrombie, mother of Mrs. Hunter and Mr. Best, who was 77. The birthday of Mrs. George Smith, C o a 1 i n g o, Calif., sister of Mrs. Best, also was observed. Mr. and Mrs. Best are now on a salmon fishing trip to Wcdderburn on the coast. Medford AAUW Branch Holds Annual Dinner FILM PROCESSING DARK ROOM SUPPLIES Southern Oregon's NEWEST CAMERA STORE Southern Oregon Color Processors Complete Line of Kodak Equipment Cameras - Film - Movie & Slide Projectors Chomicsll - Movie Supplies Camera Accessories Amateur Dark Room Supplies Complete Film Processing Black and White Kodacolor 1 DAY SERVICE SOUTHERN OREGON COLOR PROCESSORS AVWpc, Open Seven Days a Week 9 i.m. to S p.m. Fridays till 10 p.m. ' 1 Milti S. of Medford 'fvtO phon, 53S.1S91 FILM PROCESSING DARK ROOM SUPPLIES New officers for the 1963. 64 year were installed at the annual President's dinner of the Medford branch, Ameri- can Association of University Women. Taking office were Mrs. Lloyd Bishop, president; Mrs. Jeffrey Shute, first vice-presl-dent; Miss Peggyann Hutch, lnson, second vice-president, Mrs. Fitzhugh Brewer, treaS' urer, and Mrs. Ralph Wiese, secretary. Dance Studio Slates Ball The Arthur Murray studio will conduct a Medal ball Sun day, May 19 from 3 to 6 p.m., in the" Mark Antony hotel in Ashland. Demonstrations will be given in ballroom dances and the event will honor all students who will be graduat ing in the various dance cate gories at the studio. Music will be furnished by Caesar Muzzioli and his band. The ball is open to the pub lic and reservations may be made by calling the studio at 320 East Main street, tele phone 773-5365. Al her first official act, .Donald K. Denman, Mrs. Bishop expressed the ap preciation of the . branch to retiring president, Mra. Cal vin Smith, for hr leadership during the year and presented her with a gift from the re tiring board of directors. Mrs. Bishop then announc ed the 1963-64 board of di rectors as follows: Mrs. Smith and Mrs. W. F. Roemer, ad visers; Mrs. Richard Gilkey and Mrs. Hans Hess, art;. Mrs. Robert Stuart, courtesy; Mrs. Kenneth L. Brown, higher ed ucation; Mrs. A. J. Johannson, elementary and secondary ed ucation; Mrs. Jack W. Love and Mrs. John W. Hooger heide, fellowship play; Mrs. Mrs, Jess Mount Honored at Parly - Tiller Drew - Mrs. Jess Mount was guest of honor at a shower given al the home of Mrs. Ival L. Wilson May 8. Games were played before Mrs. Mount opened her gifts and refreshments were served by the hostess, Mrs. David Weakley. fellow ship luncheon; Mrs. Erllng H. Loveness, historian; Mrs. Thomas Tinsley and Mrs. Thomas Upton, hospitality; Mrs. Justin Smith and Mrs. Harry Poston, international relations; Mrs. Alan Markee, legislative; Mrs. Jeffrey Shute. membership; Mrs. Bruce Nelson, program; Mrs. Emerson T. Anderson and Mrs. Herchel Barnes, pub licity; Mrs. Gregory Alten hofen, maa media; Mrs. Ger ald Evans, recent grads; Mrs. Ben Jensen, social studies; Mrs. Gary Boshears, status of women; Mrs. William A. Cowan, telephone; Mrs. Du ane Richardson, Mrs. Donald Smith, Mrs. Joseph Clark, and Mrs. Clarence Edwards, ways and means; Mrs. Ren Taylor, newsletter; and Mrs. Richard Schwahn, membership tea. Hostesses for the dinner were Mrs. Kenneth Smith, chairman of the Recent Grads group, and Mrs. Richard Bates, Mrs. Gerald Evans and Mrs. Richardson. A Joint meeting of the old and new boards of directors for the evening. will be held Wednesday eve ning. May 22, at the home of Mrs. Anderson, 2131 Hiilcrest road. Nurse Secretary To Speak Here Miss Donna Monkman, ex ecutive secretary for the Ore gon State Board of Nurses, will be speaker for the month !y meeting of District 4, Ore gon Nurses Association, Tues day, May 14, at 8 p.m., at the Veterans' Administration, domiciliary, White City. Miss Monkman will speak of her recent trip to El Salva dor where she worked with nurses of that country in establishing professional nurse organizations and li censure laws. Her trip was sponsored by the United States Agency for Internation al Development, a program administered by the State De partment. All practical nurses of the area are invited as guests of District 4 nurses to hear Miss Monkman. Nurses at the dom iciliary will serve as hostesses RNA Lodge Plans -Family Program A family night program, when mothers will be hon ored, is planned for Thur. day, May 16 at 7:30 p.m.. in the Pythian building. Re. freshments will be served. About 35 members of the Medford group attended an RNA convention held recent ly In Jacksonville. ROSE MARIE REID-COLE-DEWEESE-ROXANNE-PETTI-DARLENE A collection of swim suits you will be thrilled to sea Swim suits to fill every fashion desire Bathing suits to enhance any and every figure Swim suits to fit every one's pocket book. a. "Mariipsn" flower-print Dacron polyester, spandex, and nylon with lew V-back. Multi-colored, miinly orange or blue. 10-16. 23 95 b. "Oblique" relaxed-top maillot, Helanca stretch nylon. 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