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6 C Sorority Announces Awards Alpha Lambda chapter, Epsilon Sigma Alpha Inter national sorority, won a aeo ond place award at the six teenth annual international convention held last week in Spokane, Wash. The award was given for a poater to pro mote magazine subscriptions. Those responsible for the poster were Mrs. Kenneth Oliver and Mrs. Chester Pet erson, assisted by Miss Lydia Work. Mrs. Delbert Cantrall and Mrs. W. H. Fischer at tended from the chapter. Other Oregon chapters which received awards were Beta Epsilon, Portland, edu cation; second. Beta Upsilon, Portland, rushing, third. The Oregon sorority won a third place award in history, and the three area council philanthropic awards all were won by Oregon chap ters, Pendleton area, first; Portland area, second, and Eugene area, third. Oregon as a stats placed second in philanthropic work. The main project on the state level is aid to the crip pled children's hospital school in Eugene which was given over $11,000 last year through the organization. Camperships to Camp East cr Seal amounted to $873. Most chapter members work with the Easter Seal society In their annual drive. Many chapters sponsor the drive In their counties. SUNDAY, JUNE 30. 1163 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON I -$r Sr$ r.. .. . L2: 1 j.mn.fM ft Garden Wedding Held At Katzenbach Home Mrs. Claud Benton (Prism Picture) Ashland Catholic Church Scene of IVcdding Rites CONVENIENT LOCATIONS Bring Your Cleaning to ABB CRESSETT'S 3 for Customized Service Fast Service No axlra charge for 2 hour service at 702 Wait Main or 611V4 East Jackson and 1 hour Marllnlzing Service at our Ashland Stora. Qualify Service Moth Proofing Every garment dry cleaned is moth proofed, treated to prevent mildew 1 damage ana treatod to eliminate garment perspiration odor. Garments Sizes to look nd feel Ilk new, ABB GRESSETT'S n.:... i i unvvin Cleaners 702 W. Main' all V'i . Jackion lit . Gatawav ly Shepplfif If Ctntar, Aihlan4 4 i Ashland Wedding vows were exchanged by Oclnres Wcstgaard and Claude Ben son June 22 at Our Lady of the Mountain Catholic church. The 11 o'clock double ring ceremony was performed by the Rev. William Walsh in the presence of more than 60 guests. Mr. and Mrs. John E. Wcstgaard, 95 Meade street, Ashland, are parents ot the bride. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Benson Sr., Yuba City, Calif. The bride's floor length gown of white Chantilly lace was fashioned with tiered skirt and her fingertip veil, a French Import, was held by a tiara of crystal beads and seed pearls. She carried a bouquet of white rosea and stcphanotis. Mr. Westgaard Women Visit Medford Group Yreka-Ten members of the Woman's Society of Christian Service of the Yrcka Meth odist church were gnosis of the Medford WSCS at their regular monthly meeting, Tuesday, June 23 at the church in Medford. The president of the Med ford society appointed each guest a sister for the day, to sit with her, help her to get acquainted and take her to lunch which was served at noon in the banquet room. The Yrcka members pre sented a skit entitled "Blue Monday Wash" based on the subject of social relations. Medford members also took tho Yrcka women on a tour of the church. Those attending from Yrekii were Mrs. ltiirtscl Gray, Mrs. Esther Smith, Mrs. Jim Elsea. Mrs. Donald Donihuc, Mrs. Walter Moarns. Mrs. Lurry Hcnnlg, Mrs. James Sullivan Mrs. Fern Van Over, Mrs Ray Penney and Mis. Clar- ence Robinson. gave his daughter in marriage. Pastel street length frocks of crystal Ine In shades of yel low, blue, lavender, green and peach were worn by the bride a attendants. Each car ried a nosegay of white car nations with ribbon streamers to match her dress and net hat. Miss Sandra Wcstgaard was her sister's maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Miss Judy Eberhart and Miss Peggy Parsons of Ashland and Miss Frances Holmes of Medford. Miss Christine Wcst gaard, a younger sister of the bride, was Junior bridesmaid. Rodney Fuller served as best man and Dale Miningcr, Richard Callahan and Robert Nichols were ushers. White gladioli decorated the main and side altars. MIbs Marilyn Fellers was the organist, Mr. and Mrs. Alvln Fellers were hosts for the reception For their trip to tho coast tho new Mrs. Benson wore a thrce-picco blue suit. Upon tiiclr return the couple will be at home at Yuba City. Both are graduates of Ash land High school and during the past year the bride has been a student at Oregon Technical Institute, Klumath Falls. Sacramento Visitors At Cushman Home Tillcr-Trail-Guests of the William E. Cushmans of Til ler-Trail are their son and family, Mr. and Mrs. William Lee Cushman and three chil dren, Sacramento, Calof. The son Is employed by the Aero-Jot corporation, manu facturers of missile comport cuts. Talent-Mr. and Mrs. B.' L Delsman and daughter, Put, Vallcjo, Calif., spent a week with Mrs. Dclsman's brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Evertt Bailey. While here they made 1 a trip to Crater lake. UtMlilkqi OPENS! TODAY 9 to 9 SHETLAND POHY & EQUIPMENT - DOZENS OF PRIZES NO PURCHASE NECESSARY. DRAWING TONITE, 8 P.M. CRATER LAKE IIWY. TO WHITE CITY Southern Oregon's First PLANNED Community-Cascade Villas features a 16 STORE SHOPPING CENTER . . . NEW FHA I G.I. APPROVED HOMES, Payments $79.00 to $106.00 Per Month, AND A SWIMMING POOL for Cascade Village Area Residents. City Water, Sewage, Streets in and Paid for. OPED TODAY 9 TO 9 Williams-Miss Roberta Lee Katzenbach became the bride of Ranald Norman Webb in a garden wedding held June 12 at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John H. Katzen bach, 17610 Williams high way. Grants Pass. The evening double ring ceremony was solemnized by the Rev. Roy Price, pastor of the Williams Community church. The bridegroom's parents arc Mr. and Mrs. Nor man Webb, Powell Creek road, Williams. The bride was escorted to the altar in front of a rose covered archway by her fath er. The archway had been built by William Lemon, grandfather of the bridegroom. The bride wore a gown of white nylon fashioned with lace bodice, scoop neckline cap sleeves and pleated cum merbund. The floor length skirt was of nylon and net and the back was accent by a tiered bustle. Her single strand of pearls was some thing borrowed. Her nylon net veil was held by a rhine- stone tiara and she carried a bouquet of white carnations and orange blossoms encircl ing an orchid. Three Attendants Miss Donna Wiss, Eugene, Alpha Mu sorority sister of the bride, was maid of hon or. Bridesmaids were the Misses Shirley and Sharon Sowell, cousins of the bride groom, and Barbara Webb, sister of the bridegroom. They wore ballerina length frocks of nylon lace and net with white accessories. Miss Wiss's frock was yellow and she carried a bouquet of yel low Ester Reed daisies. The bridesmaid's dresses were in pink, blue and green and they carried bouquets of pink, green and white Ester Reed daisies with streamers to match their frocks. Pamela Katzenbach, Med ford, served as flower girl for her aunt. She wore a multi colored frock. Stephen Gra ham, Medford, was ring bearer. Larry Webb served as best man for his brother and Wil liam and Charles Katzenbach, Medford, brothers of the bride, and Philip Anderson, Murphy, were ushers. Mrs. G. H. Collins played the organ wedding music and accompanied Mrs. Richard Katzenbach, Grants Pass, soloist. Edward Swing, Ash land, played an accordion solo. Wears Blu Mrs. Katzenbach wore an Alice blue eyelet dress over taffeta with pink accessories for her daughter's wedding Mrs. Webb chose a powder blue lace dress with white accessories. Their corsages were pink rosebuds. More than 100 relatives and friends attended the recep tion which followed the wed ding. In addition to the gar den flowers, baskets of rho dodendrons, roses and white wedding bells decorated the area. Mrs. Lynn Stone cut and served the wedding cake which she had made and dec orated. Assisting with the serving and reception were Mrs. Lee Graham, Medford; Mrs. Percy Sowell, Mrs. A. D. Fitzpatriek, Mrs. A. J. Lind- quist, Mrs. Merritt Swing, Miss Chcri Swing, and Mrs. C. O. Booth. The couple traveled to Miller lake in the Greyback range on their wedding trip. Both are graduates of Grants Pass High school and are students at Oregon State uni versity. During the summer she will be employed at a drug store in Corvallis and he will attend summer school. Among the out of town guests were Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Webb, Berkeley, Calif., the bridegroom's grandpar ents; Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Morris, San Diego, Calif., uncle and aunt of the bride; and Pashang Zand, student from Iran at the Oregon Stale university who was a week end guest at the Webb home. Teacher Serves On Committee Mrs. Paul R. Smith, Ma-, principles, po"i. nd 8oals A Medford High school teacher. Mrs. Paul R. Smith, is serving on the five-member editing committee for the 42nd annual meeting of the representative asaem b 1 y oi the National Education asso ciation. Mrs. Smith, a past president of Oregon Education association, left Friday to at tend the assembly sessions in lroil, Mich. (Knackstedt photo) VFW Auxiliary Members To Hear Convention News Mrs. B. B. Ramsey and Mrs. Ben Allison, delegates to a convention of the auxiliary to the Veterans of Foreign Wars held recently in McMinn ville, will give reports on the session at the local auxili ary's next meeting, Tuesday, July 2. The meeting will be held at 8 p.m., in the VWF hall, 42 North Front street. Mrs. Ramsey Ls president of the group. Mrs. Edward Face, Prine ville, was elected state presi dent at the convention. At a recent meeting of Past Presidents club, held in the home of Mrs. Mary Weber, Mrs. Amy Randle was hon ored with a shower of birth day cards and gifts. Cards were played and jilans were made for a picnic in July to be held in Lithia park, Ashland. drona lane, teacher of Ger man at Medford High school, departed from Portland Fri day, June 29, to attend the forty second annual meeting of the representative assembly of the National Education as sociation being held in Cobo hall. Detroit, Mich. Mrs. Smith serves on the five-member editing commit tee the function of which is to edit the resolutions which may be presented by any of the 800,000 NEA members or any state, county or local as sociation. This year the committee was also mandated to rewrite the platform which states the of the association. The plat form and resolutions govern the officers and staff of the association and guide mem bers in their professional ac tivities. From Detroit Mrs. Smith will travel to New York City where she will be a guest of Dr. Jane Day Northrup Fer guson, former Oregonian. Mrs. Smith will visit the Goethe Institute to investigate study abr.id opportunities and will also visit commercial and gov ernmental outlets of audio visual equipment and ma terials for the instruction of foreign languages. Doctor, Family To Arrive Here Lt. Thomas Gail, who re cently completed hi' medical internship in the Balboa Nival hnsoital in San Diego. is expected in Medford Tues- day with Mrs. can ana meir tun EnrU. Barnev and Harvey. They will spend three weeks here vacationing wun Gail's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ruriri W. Gail. 416 South Groveland avenue. The Calls will sail from San Francisco July 26 for Manila, where Lt. Gail will be stationed for two years as a naval doctor with the Joint U.S. Military Advisory group. From Seattle O'Brien-A guest from Seat tic, Wash., at the home of relatives in O'Brien, the James Cookcs, and in Kerby, the Ld Cookes, is Michael Cooke. He was graduated from high school this spring and is going on to Areata, i Calif., to visit an uncle, Joe Cooke. I KINDERGARTEN Pre-Registration for Children Attending FIRST BASIC CHRISTIAN KINDERGARTEN Will Be Held Monday-Tuesday, July 1-2 10:00 to 12:00 Noon 649 Crater lake Ave. - Mrs. O. M. Kesler, Teacher PHARMACY CASCADE SHOPPING CENTER WHITE CITY 826-9481 MON. thru SAT. 9 9 SUNDAYS 10-7 W W h J Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Norman Webb (Glum photo) Anniversary Observed Central Point-Mr. and Mrs. j George II. Davis were hon ored at a recent open house which observed their twenty I fifth wedding anniversary. I The event, in the form of a ' surprise was given by their daughter. Miss Paula Davis, ' and their daughtcr-in law, Mrs. Douglas Davis of Ash land. About 70 guests culled on the honored couple during the afternoon event which wits held In their home at 102 Windsor way In Central Point. The couple was married June 1. 19:18 in Delano. Ore., and they have lived in the Central Point area for about 17 years. They are parents of three children, Douglas Davis. Derwin Davis and Miss Puula Davis, one of the hostesses. For the open house Mrs. Davis wore a white sheath dress and her corsage was of red carnations. Miss Prather Chosen As Representative O'Brien Miss Judi Prather was chosen grand bethel rep resentative to the District of Columbia for the ensuing year at the recent thirty-ninth annual crand session of Inter national Order of Jobs Daugh ters in Portland. She was accomp.inird to Portland by the Misses Judi Prather. Linda Vorslres. Rae Thrasher and Linda Wells. Geo. Grabow 1365 Kings Hwy., Mt-Jford Phone 772-8560 e UI'oioni Cleaning e Electronic Timing W IUY Oil GOLD! n tt r a Starts Tomorrow... Our Gigantic SU.Aft.AAER Ul O u. a WOMEN'S SHOES! Naturalizer Paradise Kitens Selby Cobbler Smartaires Risque Golo CASUALS and FLATS S188 To $88 DRESS SHOES $788 To Si1il88 u u CLOSE OUT! c Goodrich Washable p SUNSTEPS 2,88 ALL SALES FINAL PLEASE The Corner Shoe Store CENTRAL AT MAIN MEDFORD
