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SUNDAY. MAY 19. 1963 MEDFOHD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON Mn. Alfnd S. V. Carptnltr will optn Mri. Carpanttr ii thown here In the gar- iha Carpenter's horn. Topsidas, Old Slags dsn. The large gardens and grounds ara road, tomorrow afternoon for the annual aipacially praily at thli time of iha yaar ailvar taa of Jackson County unit. Oragon and land thamialvaa wall to outdoor partial. Federation of Woman'a Republican clubt. Republican Women Plan Tea Monday Jackson County unit, Ore gon Federation of Women's Republican clubs, has com pleted plans for the annual silver tea to be held at Top sides, the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred S. V. Carpenter on Old Stage road tomorrow. Hours will be from 2 until 9 o'clock and Mrs. Gene Wil liams, president. Invites the public to attend. The unit tea Is always one of the large benefit parties of late spring. Selected to pour by Mrs. Ernst Ruegger, chairman of the tea, is the calling com mittee composed of Mrs. E. E. Hess, Mrs. L. V. Watklns, Mrs. Mildred Hughes, Mrs. Earl Miller, Mrs. W. H. Wal wyn, Mrs. Don Faber, Mrs. George M. Roberts, Mrs. Ches ter Wendt, Miss Dora Lldgate, Mrs. Donald Stathos, Mrs. Ray L. Casterline, Mrs. Richard Events Honor Bride-Elect; Rites Saturday Eagle Point - Miss Diana Gardener, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Victor E. Gardener, Eagle Point, whose marriage to Judson McDonald Parsons is set for Saturday, May 25, et St. Mark's Episcopal church, has been honored at several pre-wedding events. The bridegroom-elect is a son of Mr. and Mrs. George H. Parsons, Seattle, Wash. An Informal supper party was given recently as a sur prise event by co-workers of the bride-elect from the office of Dr. James C. Luce where she has been employed. The event waa held in the home of the honored guest on Hill crest road. She was presented miscellaneous gifts. Mrs. John Day and Mrs, Maliie Daily were hostesses May 7 at a kitchen shower for the bride-elect given in the home of Mra. Day at Ta ble Rock estates. A luncheon In the Colony club was an event of May 13 given by Mrs. Hanlcy Heifer nan, honoring Miss Gardener. Mrs. John Konwiser, Eagle Point, and Mrs. Arthur A. Ekerson, Medford, are to be hostesses May 22 for a per sonal shower and luncheon in the Colony club. Among the guests will be the bride-elect's mother, and a sister, Mrs. Paul Purl, who Is to arrive this week from Imperial Val ley. Calif. Olhcr out of town relatives i ana irienas or tne couple are expected to arrive during the week. Mr. and Mrs. John Day will be hosts to family mem bers and the wedding group Friday evening for an infor mal dinner following the wed ding rehearsal. Student Nurse OSNA Officer Central Point-Miss Marian Moore, a student nurse at the Eugene Sacred Heart hospital school of nursing, and daugh ter ofMr. and Mrs. Walter A. Moore, 2348 Beall lane, Cen tral Point, has been elected treasurer of the Oregon Stu dent Nurses. The student is a 1961 grad uate of Crater High school and was a Candy Striper serv ing at the Rogue Valley Me morial hospital, Reum, Mrs. Lew Boyd and Mrs. Ruegger. Topsides may be reached by going to Jacksonville, turning right at Foster Pharmacy, pro- Two Students In Kites This The engagement of Miss Sueann Jenkins to Gary Wine trout was announced recently by the parents of the bride-to-be, Mr. and Mrs. Everett C. Jenkins, Mesa, Ariz. Mr. Wine- trout is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. Graff Jr., 2158 West Hillside drive and a grandson of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Wine- trout, Villa Rogue apartments, this city. Miss Jenkins Is an educa tion major at Arizona: State university, Tcmpe, Ariz., and Is a member of Alpha Delta Pi sorority. Her fiance is a business major in the same school. He was graduated from Medford High school and at tended Shasta Junior college before enrolling in the Ari zona school. The wedding has been set for August 24 in Mesa. Mr. Winctrout and his fi ancee are expected here at the end of the present school term for a visit with family and friends before returning to Arizona for summer school. Open House Set For Wool folks Brownsboro - Mr. and Mrs. Ira Woolfolk, Brownsboro, will celebrate their silver wedding anniversary on May 28, 19B3. The Woolwolks have three children, David, who Is associated with his father on the ranch, Alice, who Is study ing home economics at Ore gon State university, Flor ence, who attends high school at Eagle Point, and one grand child. Their children arc planning an open house in observance of the anniversary at the fam ily home at Brownsboro on Sunday, May 26. Family and friends are invited to call be tween 2 and 5 o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. Woolfolk have lived In the valley for many years and have lived at Brownsboro since 1942. PLAN YOUR SUMMER NOW! IF IT'S BArK TO RrWIOI.: Return with nrw Polje At Confidence that you have always wished for. Enjov a new found popularity that you never dreamed existed. Be popular and fun to know . , , IF IT'S OFF TO COLI.EtiK: You will he making new (rlendi, meeting new challenges, why not do it with a Toiie & Self Assurance that will make you outstanding and popular on the campus , , . IF IT'S SK.KKINO VOI R FIRST JOB: M of job getting and job keeping depends on your Poise. Per sonality It Appearance. Many employers will hire a girl with less skill i( she has smartness of Appear ance and a well Groomed look, over I he Girl highlr skilled but lacking in appearsnre and not well groomed. why not a a siTcr.sa in wnATt-.VKR tv rtn a glorm I.KINNS TRAlNINfl CAN SIAKS THAT rosSllll.lt . . . -All o sun, Tiir. riHpoN wci.nw roa nrrsus aihut oip aiMMFR COl'MtS , , , YOU'LL RI 01 AO OV BID , , , I T!fphn . A r I 1 ft .H!4f1 MjLuiwii.ii! mi .an irfjfflrfff ceeding two miles and turning left up the hill. Signs will be posted to mark the route. Transportation may be ar- ranged by calling Mrs. Hass. to Marry Summer Miss Sueann Jenkins Society Elects Local Student Miss M I r a Frohnmuycr, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Frohnmayer, 1656 Spring street, Medford, recently was elected to Pi Kappa Lambda, a national honorary music so ciety. A candidate for the mas ter's degree In the New Eng land Conservatory of Music, Boston, Muss., where she is a voice major. Miss Frohnmay er was inducted into the honor society at ceremonies held re cently at the Harvard club In Boston. For election lo PI Kappa Lambda, students must dem onstrate a high degree of achievement In music togeth er with outstanding personal qualifications. The chapter was established in 1927. "1 Men. Moor, Woofltartl llld., Sll s.H. .Mitrr Nl rnrtland S. Ore i inn Ph. i:j im) in t-mt I MIS VtllUmrll, SI. I tuirne. Ore. . Newlyweds Now Home Mr. and Mrs. Andrew S Weiant, 2201 Siskiyou boule vard, have arrived home from Mexico where they spent the winter months at Guadala jara. The couple left Medford in late December following their marriage at Eastwood Baptist church. Mrs. Weiant is the former Elna M. Trumbly of Medford and Mr. Weiant is formerly of Portland. The Rev. Clifford Young performed the ceremony and the bride was attended by her daughter, Miss Penelope Ann Trumbly. Erwin Trumbly Jr., the bride's son, was best man. Enroute south the couple visited friends in Palm Springs, Calif., and during their stay in Mexico they trav eled to Guaymas and Mazat- lan. On their return they stopped in Phoenix, Ariz., and Las Vegas and Reno, Nev. Miss Trumbly, a business college student in Portland, spent Mothers' day week end with the Weiants. Couple Wed In Nevada Phoenix - Miss Patricia E. Elkins, Phoenix, became the bride of Robert A. Clarke, Jacksonville, in a double ring ceremony performed by the Rev. Walden Ward at the Park Wedding chapel, Reno, Nev. Saturday, May 11, at 12:30 in the afternoon. The bride wore a beige sheath dress with white accessories. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Tycer, Ashland, attended the couple. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond F. Elkins, 4374 South Pacific highway, Phoenix. She grad uated from Campbell High school in California in 1957 and attended Zweegman's Medical Secretary school in San Francisco. She is em ployed as a medical secretary for Dr. Aubrey M. Hill, Ash land. Mr. Clarke, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy A. Clarke, 900 South Third street, Jackson ville, was a 1957 graduate of Jacksonville High school and served In the United States Navy from 1957-1960. He is employed as parts manager for Howard-Cooper corpora tion. They are now living at 330 North Holly street, Medford, following a wedding trip to Lake Tahoe. Marriage Set Friday, May 31 Gold Hill - News of interest In southern Oregon is the ap proaching marriage of Miss Kaaren Elaine Hilly, Costa Mesa, Calif, to a former resi dent of the Rogue valley, Ma rine Cpl. Charles Lester Black, now on duty with the Marine air-wing at El Toro Marine base at Santa Ana, Calif. The wedding will be an event of Friday, May 31 at 7:30 p.m. in the Newport Har bor Lutheran church at New port Beach, Calif. The bride-elect is a daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Nelson, Costa Mesa, and Mr. Black is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Mark Black, Gold Hill. The Blacks plan to attend the rites. Prior to enlisting in the Marine corps Mr. Black was graduated from Crater High school at Central Point in 1958 and attended Southern Oregon college at Ashland. He is a member of a well known Sams . Valley area family. Honored Prospect The Rev. Stan ley Welsh, vicar of Church of the Good Shepherd Episcopal, Prospect, was honored by St. Martha's guild recently at a potluck dinner at the Com munity hall. Some 50 persons attended the birthday party. Glorra LlVonne Director fry (Ortgon't oim or II yew) i - - ; J Mrs. Arthur Aos is the tormer trances Thrun, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Thrun, 121 Kenwood avenue, Medford. Th Aos-Thrun marriage cartmony and nuptial mass took place May 11 in Sacrtd Heart Catholic church hare. (Brain- erd photo) 'Mr. Telephone' To Speak For Siskiyou Ashland Charles E. Sea- vey, who has earned the name of "Mr. Telephone" be cause he has logged more than 1,700,000 miles traveling the state of Oregon, will ad dress the May 28 dinner meet ing of the Siskiyou Knife and Fork club. Tickets for the final meeting of the season may be purchased from the secretary, Mrs. Ella Hendrlx son, 360 Morton street, no later than May 25. When Charles Seavey, bet ter known in telpehone cir cles as Chuck, appears before members and guests at the 7:30 o'clock dinner program in the Mark Antony hotel, he will translate into lay lan guage some of the compli cated developments in elec tronics of the fast-moving space age as related to future scientific research. The speaker began working for the Pacific Northwest Bell Telephone company in Eugene in 1924 and in the 39 years has experienced every type of problem including winter storm repairs. His boy hood Interest in radio was continued through college in physics and mathematics Rites Planned In Colorado Of interest In the valley is news of the approaching marriage of Miss Melinda J. Wineland and Dale Wayne Peterson, which was an nounced by the bride-elect's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter D. Wineland of Golden, Colo. Miss Wineland is a dental technician in Denver. Mr. Peterson is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne L. Peter son, 11396 Dennis road, Cen tral Point and now is a junior at Colorado School of Mines. Miss Wineland is a 1961 graduate of Auburn, Ind., High school and the bride groom was graduated the same year from Medford High school. The wedding Is planned for June 29 at Faith Lutheran church in Golden. McLains SPECIAL Limited Time Only Jnerlain COLOGNES Shalimar and L'Heure Bleue INTRODUCTORY SIZE in DRUG I North Central Knife-Fork V courses, followed by on-the-job training in all depart ments. After his appointment as public demonstrations super visor in Oregon Mr. Seavey has added amateur magician ship to his descriptive lec tures and programs. He and his wife and teen-age daugh ter make their home in Port land. Another daughter Is married and lives in Seattle. Prospective members and guests are welcome to attend the May 28 Knife and Fork club dinner meeting. Newlywed Pair Honor Guests At Reception Prospect-Mr. and Mrs. Teddy Gene Freed, whose marriage was an event of May 10 in Carson City, Nev., were honored at a reception May 11 in the Prospect Community hall. About 75 guests attended. The bride is the former Miss Lynda Louise Ells, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rob ert K. Ells, and the bride groom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Nick Freed, all of Prospect. The wedding ceremony was read in the Sunset Wedding chapel in the Nevada city. The bride wore a streetlength weddjng gown of slipper satin with jacket and her flowers were white baby roses and pale blue carnations. The bride's parents attended the couple. Mrs. Ells wore a blue suit with a red rose corage. Both the bride and bride groom attended Prospect schools and the bridegroom is employed by the United States Forest service. They are living in Prospect. Recital The public is invited to at tend a piano recital of ele mentary and advanced stu dents of Mrs. PeRgy Apollo Monday, May 20 at 8 p.m., in ' Southern Baptist church, 794 I Lozier lane. $100 Plus Fed. Th a w sw m CENTRE Phone 772-7113 ; - n Si JLJGUUfM Nuptial Miss Frances L. Thrun and Arthur Aos were married in a ceremony followed by a nuptial mass celebrated May 11 by the Very Rev. Carl Heart Catholic church. A number of out-of-town rela tives and friends were in Medford to attend the 11 o'clock morning rites. Guests numbered about 17S. The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Thrun, 121 Kenwood avenue, and the bridegroom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Trygve Aos, Everett, Wash., who could not be here for the ceremony. The matron of honor was Mrs. Joseph Munneke, Carmi chael, Calif., the former Miss Simonne Petard of Jackson ville and Medford. Mrs. Ger ald D. Plueard, Portland, a cousin of the bride, was bridesmatron, and Miss Lo retta Mary Zeleznik, Central Point, was bridesmaid. Leonard Thrun, a brother of the bride, served as best man. August Petard, Donald Zeleznik and Paul Willing ham were ushers. Wears Lace Escorted to the altar by her father, the bride wore a floor- length gown of Chantilly lace over net and taffeta with Sa brina neckline and fingertip sleeves. The skirt was de signed with a cascade effect at the back. A silk organza rose accented with pearls held her elbow length veil and she carried a bouquet of pink rosebuds and stcphanotis with ivy; The matron of honor wore a pink embroidered crystaline gown with basque bodice and full softly pleated skirt. The bridesmatron and bridesmaid wore matching gowns of pink crystaline and all wore pink rose headdresses with float veils. They car ed bouquets of pink rosebuds and carna tions with stcphanotis. Benefit Tea Christian Women's fellow ship members and guests are invited to attend a silver tea Tuesday, May 21 from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m., in the hbme of Mrs. Ernest Gleason, 2684 Crater Lake highway. The event will benefit the United Christian Missionary society and on dis play will be china and glass ware from Mrs. Gleason's col lection. NECKLACES Remember: We I Mass Weds Couple The altars were decorated with white stock and pink chrysanthemum. Bruno Pellegrini furnished the organ music and John Cooney, and Mrs. William Reed of Lodl, Calif., sang during the mass. The reception given by the bride's parents was held in the Knigl ' f Columbus hall. Members of Court St. Mary. Catholic Daughters of Ameri ca, were in charge. Mrs. Reed Sings Mrs. Reed sang during the reception, accompanied by Miss Ingrid Bergstrom, pianist. Mrs. William Wilder, Rose burg, and Mrs. Kenneth Bris tlin, Phoenix, cousins of the bride, served the wedding cake. Mrs. Leo Webster and Mrs. Donald Bohlman poured coffee, and Mrs. Oscar Jeff erys and Mrs. Kenneth Owen poured punch. Attending the guest book was Miss Phyllis Steele, another cousin of the bride. The bride's attendants as sisted with gifts. For the wedding and recep- Christiarisons At Home Here Mr. and Mrs. Y. S. Chris tianson, of Oakland, Calif., and Medford, are spending several weeks at their home here at 37 Valley View drive. Last week they traveled to Tumalo, near Bend, where Mrs. Glen Smith, former Med they were guests of Mr. and ford residents. During the coming week the Christiansons will have as their houseguests, Gen. Wil liam Gillmore, and Mrs. Gill- more of Carmel, Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Christianson plan to leave for Oakland the end of the week. Master IN THE MEDFORD GIFTS for Graduates from V. . 21 N. CENTRAL U. 190 o WATCHES Girsrd Perregsux Wiltntuer longines . Hamilton Caravelle from $12.95 plus tax 1 SILVER All Leading Silver Smiths ! Gorham Tow la Lunt CRYSTAL-Kusok CHINA Casllelon Heathware Royal Doulton Arzbere ! COSTUME JEWELRY ! from $1.25 and up CULTURED PEARLS ! from $25.00 and up BRACELETS Convenient Terms Will Gladly Gift Wrap tion Mrs. Thrun wore a blue nylon lace dress with white - accessories and her corsaga was of pink rosebuds and variegated pink carnations. About 125 guests were at the reception. Special guests were Mrs. Mary Plueard, Medford, the bride's grandmother, and a great aunt, Mrs. Elizabeth Pj quette. who came from Ore gon City. Many Guests Other out-of-town guesls were Mr. Plueard and chil dren. Bonnie, Denise and Jim mie; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wil son, Mr. and Mrs. Denny Bishop, Miss Vera Betterton, Miss Catherine M a r s h i k, Brock and Lori Bohlman and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Chap man and son, all of Portland; ' Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tanner, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Cooper and children, Trina and Kerry, and William Plueard, all Cottage Grove; Mrs. Law rence Tull and children, Myrtle Creek, and Mr. Munneke and children, Ted. Mike, Timothy and Leo, all Carmichael, Calif. The bride is a graduate of Cottage Grove High school and has been employed as a lumber invoice clerk. A soprano vocalist, the bride in recent years has been fea tured soloist with the Philhar monic Society of Southern Oregon and has sung often for other programs. The bridegroom attended schools in Great Falls, Mont., and Everett. Wash. He is em ployed by Fir Ply company. White City, as a shipping foreman. The couple left for their wedding trip to Southern California and Mexico for an indefinite period. 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