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Wedding in
Of Interest
From Germany came news
last week of the marriage of
Miss Carolyn Lois Miller and
Capt. R. L. Smith. The wed
ding ceremony was performed
June 35 in the Nurnberg Post
chapel of the U. S. Army at
Furth, Bavaria.
The bride is a daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence L.
Miller, 2200 Ruhl Way, Med
ford, who has been in Nurin
burg teaching children of the
American Army personnel sta
tioned there. The bridegroom's
parents are Dr. and Mrs. G
V. Smith, Cleveland, Ohio.
Capt. Robert W. Rlppe, in
terdenominational mini ster
for the 20th Station hospital
.chapel, performed the 1:30
o'clock afternoon ceremony.
Wolrad Pflurker, Nurnberg,
gave the bride in marriage.
Her floor, length aheath gown
was of lace over taffeta with
overskirt of nylon chiffon.
Her fingertip length veil was
of silk net held from a lotus
flower crown and she carried
a bouquet of white carnations
Miss Ann Moldenschardt,
Erlanger, Germany, also an
American teacher, was the
honor attendant. Her street
length sheath dress was of
pink pea a de sole and her
flowers were pink carnations.
. Lt, Paul Mitchell, was best
man, and ushering were Lt.
Constantino Kalandros and
Lt. Phillip Darlenzo, all Nurn
berg. Vases of pink and white
carnations with potted hy
drangeas and gloxinia decor
ated the altar.
The reception held in the
Kolb Officers club and the
ceremony were attended by
some 60 guests.
The couple made their wed
ding trip to Denmark, Norway
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L. Smith
Germany
Here
and Sweden. They now are
living at Heinlein Strasse 9,
Furth, Bavaria, Germany.
The bride is a trrariimfs nt
the Universitv nf nrwrai Th
bridegroom attended Duke
universitv In Durham. M r
and is a physician with the
Army.
Among the weddlno cupula
were Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Burch. Eugene, now llvlno In
Munich, Germany, while he
is stationed there with the
Army. The bride was a stu
dent Of Mr. Burch when she
attended the Colin Kcllcy Ju
nior Hlgri school in Eugene.
She taught In the Parkrose
DUbliC School in Portland ho.
fore accepting the overseas'
position with the Department
of Defense, and plans to teach
in Nurnberg another year
while Captain Smith com
pletes his duties with the
Army.
The COUDle nlnnn In return
to this country at the close of
nis lour.
The bride snrnt the sum
mer in Medford last vear mri
left In the fall for Nurnberg
to resume her teaching duties
Wedding Plans
Are Announced
Ashland The engagement
of Miss Diana George, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Elmont
George, 755 Clay street, to
Dennis S. Cluff, 175 Meade
street, was announced rec
ently. Miss George was graduated
from Ashland High school In
June. Her fiance' graduated
from Mesa, Ariz., High school
and afterward attended the
state university. Ho has been
a student at Southern Ore
gon college for the past year
and pUns to complete his
degree at the University of
Southern California.
Plans are beinir mnrte fe
a September wedding to be
solemnized in a Church of
Jesus Christ of Latter-day
Saints temple. Mr. Cluff serv
ed as a missionary for the
church In Norway for two
and a half years.
Return
Ashland - The Rev. and
Mrs. John Thnmnsnn nnrl
children. Crescent City, Calif.,
were among former Ashlund
ers returning for the Fourth
or juiy ccicnration. Mr
Thompson was rector of Trin
Ity Episcopal church for a
number of years.
Fund-Raising
Benefit Rogue Gallery
A fund-raising parly spon
sored by the Rogue Valley
Art association for the mod
ernization of the Rogue Gal
lery will be held Friday, July
IB, at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. A. S. V. Carpenter,
"Topsldcs," Old Stage road.
Because admission is lim
ited to 100 persons, reserva
tions may be mailed to the
gallery, Box 763, Medford,
by July 12, according to par
ty chairman, Robertson E.
Collins.
Funds raised from the ad
mission charge and the sale
of script for refreshments,
will be used to cover the cost
of paint, new wall coverings,
and improved lighting.
An auction of art works
created by members of the
association board of directors
will be a feature at the party.
Eugene Bennett, Jacksonville
artist, will Bet as chairman
of the auction.
Guests will al.vo be able
to swim, play badminton or
ping pong.
Bride-Elect
Honored at
Luncheon
' Miss Roberta Slceter, bride
elect of Edward G. 'Foxley
Jr., Portland, was honored at
a bridal shower and luncheon
given recently by Miss Lou
Elsa Vocgtly In the Rogue
Valley Country club.
The luncheon table decora
tions were In pink and white
Decorations included a pink
nosegay with an umbrella
tree and smaller bouquets of
pink sweetpeas and white
daisies in . miniature white
sprinkling cans. .
; The guests included the
bride-elect's mother, Mrs.
Robert W. Slceter; Mrs. Don
ald D. McLaughlin, Mrs.
Monty C. Penwcll, Mrs. Tom
D. Laurance, Mrs. Robert W
Vocgtly and the Misses Judy
Christenscn, Jacklyn Creagcr,
Judy Potter, Bonnie Van
Dyke, Judy Bell, Karen Car
penter, Joyce Pearson, Mira
Frohnmayer and Patricia
Campbell.
The bride-elect also is
daughter of the late Dr. Rob
ert W. Sleetcr.
Mr. Foxley . is a son of Mr.
and Mrs. Edward G. Foxley,
Salem.
The wedding date has been
sot for July 26.
Miss Slceter is a Univer
slty of Oregon graduate with
a degree of medical technol
ogy. The bridegroom-elect, a
Willamette university grad
uate, completed his sopho
more year this spring at the
university of Oregon medical
school.
Blind Tenor
Will Appear 1
In Concert
Ashland - Carlton Eldrldge,
a tenor, will appear at South
ern Oregon college Tuesday,
July 9, at 1 p.m. in Churchill
auditorium.
For the past 14 years he has
been in charge of vocal work
at Springfield Junior college
where, besides teaching voice,
he directs several choirs and
assists in the production of
operas. He received his bach
elor of music' and master of
music degrees at Michigan
Stale university and did ad
vanced study at State Univer
sity of Iowa.
Although being without
sight, he does not consider
blindness a handicap. All of
his work, including the direc
tion of choral music, is done
from spoclajly. prepared
Braille scores.
Townspeople are invited to
attend the assembly free of
charge.
Ceremony Held
n Navy Chapel
Ashland - In a ceremony
performed June 28 In the U.S.
Navy chapel, Pcnsacola, Fla.,
Cecilia Williams, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. I. O. Anderson,
710 Pennsylvania avenue,
Ashland, became the bride of
Michael A. Watts. The bride
groom's parents are Mr. and
Mrs. Lester Watts, Oakrldge,
Ore.
Mr. and Mrs. Watts arc
both Ashland High school
graduates and Mrs. Watts at
tended Southern Oregon col
lege for one year.
Mr. Watts is on the admin
istrative staff of the U. S.
Naval hospital.
Ashland Girl
Receives Grant
Ashland - Miss Betty Mar
tin, 1963 Ashland High
school graduate, has received
word thathe has been award
ed one of the state scholar
ships, a cash one-year grant
that may be used In any ac
credited Oregon college or
university,
Miss Martin, who is the
daughter of Mr and Mrs.
Clifford McLean, 117 Almond
street, plans to enter the Uni
versity of Oregon in Sep
tember. Event To
In addition to Mr. Collins
and .Mr. Bennett, board mem
bers serving on the benefit
committee' Include Mrs.
Brandt Baitcls, board chair
man; Mrs. Curtis Barnes,
membership chairman; James
RHgland, exhibit committee;
Richard Courtrlght, films
chairman; Mrs. Thomas Rut
ter. publicity chairman; and
Mrs. Carpenter.
Alaskan Guests
Leave for Home
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Oustcr
hout and children, Dianne and
Sally, left Saturday for their
home in Ketchikan, Alaska,
after a visit with relatives in
the valley,
Mr. Ousterhout. the son of
G. E. Ousterhout, Dutton road,
completed his master's degree
in June at the University of
Hawaii. His wife, the former
Ann Peterson of Portland,
completed her master's de
gree, also, and will be dean of
girls at Ketchikan High school
this fall.
MEDFOHD
' In addition to the actors and actresses needed for pro
duction of the Oregon Shakespearean festival are numer
ous designers, technicians and costumers. Part of that crew
were at North's Chuck Wagon restaurant last Sunday when
Mr. and Mrs. John North and Mrs. Eleanor Edmonds
entertained company members at dinner. Left to right are
The Oregon Shakespearean Festival company actors were
entertained at dinner last Sunday evening at North's Chuck
Wagon restaurant. Among them war (left to light) Fred
Chapman, Daniel Hopp and Judy Hopp. Mr. Chapman will
play Dull in "Love's Labour's Lost" and Mr. Hopp has bean
cist as Paris in "Romeo and Juliet." Mrs. Hopp Is a new
comer to the fastlval and has drawn th part of Mistrais
Pag in "Merry Wives of Windsor." (Classic photo)
Coup I
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Ashland - Announcement
of the marriage of Miss Chris
tina Raaphorst and Ltv Phil
ip T. Spieth has been receiv
ed. The bride, whose parents
are Mr. and Mrs. Picter Raap
horst, Garden Grove, Calif.,
formerly lived in Ashland
where she attended high
school and Southern Oregon
college. Her aunt is Mrs. Ger
trude DcYouiiR. Ashland,
w'.io attended the June 15
ceremony In Santa Ana, Calif.
Lieutenant Spiclh is the
son of Dr. Herman T. Spieth,
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chancellor of the University
of California at Riverside,
and Mrs. Splcth. He is In
flight training with the U. S.
Marine Corps at Pensacola,
Fla., where the couple will
make their home.
Visiting
Talent - Airman Robert Lo
gan and his family from Webb
Air base in Texas are visiting
at the home of his mother, Mr.
and Mrs. John Baldwin.
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Maria Chesley, costume designer; Richard Hay, technical
director and designer; Thomas Beagle, lighting assistant;
Dtont Evans, switchboard operator; Hugh Evans, lighting
designer and director, and Gena Cheslay, master carpenter.
Hugh Evans also will play iha part of Sir Hugh Evans in
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Concert
Announced
The world famous Portland
Symphony orchestra will pre
sent a concert at Hedrick Jun
ior High gymnasium Wednes
day, October 16, under the
sponsorship of the Organized
Commuters of Southern Ore
gon college, Ashland, who will
use the profit for a scholar
ship fund.
The orchestra, which will
appear for the first time in
this area, will present a mat
inee at 3:45 p.m. followed by
an evening performance at
8:15 p.m.
After 96 years and 14 con
ductors, the orchestra has
gained national recognition
under the conductorship of
Jacques Singer. The Portland
Symphony has lately traveled
to many cities.
Recent Guests
Cave Junction - Gary Wil
helm, Beaverton, accompanied
by Miss Nina Fitch of New
York City, spent a few days
at the home of his uncle and
aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Wilhelm,
Cave Junction, recently.
While here they spent the
week end in Brookings with
N. E. Wilbur, brother of Mrs.
Wilhelm, and other friends.
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Ashland - Dr. and Mrs. E.
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Ohio. Mrs. Norris is teaching
in a two-week worshop at
Southern Oregon college and
has a class of 57 educators
specializing in programs for
gifted children.
Mrs. Norris, who is direct
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gifted children in the Cleve
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seminars throughout the coun
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Home
Ashland - Mr. and Mrs.
Gene Leidigh returned the)
first of the week from a 10
day motor vacation that in
eluded a visit with Mr. Lei
digit's mother in Portland, a
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