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4 C SUNDAY. JULY 21. 1963 MTBfOTO MMl TBreUNE. MEDFOHD. OREGON -4 i t- 1 S MUi Susanna Hanley Suzanne Hanley, OCE Student Are Enaaaed Jordan Vaffey Of interest here is news of the announce ment of the engagement of Miss Suzanne Hanley to Wil liam B. Johnson III. Miss Han- ley's mother, Mrs. Michael F. Hanley, Jordan Valley, made the announcement. Mr. Johnson is a son of Mr. and Mrs. William B. John son Jr., Vale, Ore. Miss Hanlcy's father, well known as "Mike" Hanley, was e member of a prominent pioneer family of Harney and Jackson counties in Oregon. Relatives here are Mrs. E. B. Hanley. Mrs. Hanley Heffer. nan, Robert Heffernan and the Misses Martha and Mary Hanley. Both Miss Hanley and her fiance attended Eastern Ore gon college. La Grande, and Mr. Johnson is a senior at the school. The wedding has been set for the fall. . Engagement Announced Mrs. Beryl Ward, 143 North Oakdale avenue, announces the engagement of her daugh ter, Miss Joan Valene Ward to Weston O. Duggan, 413 West Second street. The bridegroom-elect is son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward G. Duggan, former Medford residents, now of McKinley ville. Calif. The bride is a 1962 gradu ate of Medford High school and now is a sophomore at Southern Oregon college. She is majoring in elementary edu cation. The bridegroom is a I960 graduate of Medford High school and attended Linfield college. He is employed by the American Oil company on Barnett road. The wedding has been set for February 14, 1984, birth day of the bride-elect. V'Jr Miss Joan Ward Mr. and Mrs. Emerson H. Allan, 2480 Gary street, announce- the engagement of ihair daughter, Patricia Ann, to Allan R. Con, specialist fourth class in the United States Army now stationed at Ft. Lewis, Wash. Ha is a ton of Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Con. 802 Grant strut. Medford. A November wedding It being planned. Both are graduates of Medford High school. Parents Tell Of Engagement Gold Hill - The engage ment of Miss Fredrlcka Joyce Gowen and Herschel Lewis Mack has been announced by the bride-elect's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred J. Gowen, Bouts 2, Box 449, Gold Hill. The bridegroom-elect is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert A. Mack, Gold Hill. Miss Gowan is a 1963 grad uate of Crater High school and is employed at the Cen tral Clearing In Medford. Her fiance is a 1963 graduate of Oregon State university. This fall he plans to attend Purdue university in Lafayette, Ind. No wedding date has been set. Miss Joan Helm And Walter Lake Engaged To Wed Grenada-Mr. and Mrs. Ray mond Helm have announced the engagement of their daughter Joan to Walter Lake, son or Dr. and Mrs. Ralph W. Lake, Yreka. The bride-elect attended Yuba City and Yreka High schools and graduated from College of Siskiyous with the class of 1963. She plans to enter Chico State college this fall. Her fiance, also a graduate of Yreka High school, has Just completed four years with the United States Navy and plans to attend Shasta college In Redding this fall. No date has been set for the wedding. ' r Fredricks Gowen Poffuck Dinntt Set By Woodcraft Lodga A potluck dinner is plan tied by Chrysanthemum circle. Neighbors of Woodcraft, 6:30 p.m. Monday, July 22, at the Eagles hall. In charge of the committee for the evening are Mrs. Ida Ireland, and Mrs. Grace Malone. Members may bring guests. Miss Jean Helm Art Classes Plan Tea Youngsters completing the art classes sponsored by the Rogue. Valley Art association will exhibit their work at a tea for parents and others interested in children's art Tuesday, July 23, at Rogue gallery, 220 West Main street Tea will be served from 10 a.m. to 12 noon, and children may be registered at that time for the next scries of classes. Aim of the classes, accord ing to the instructor, Mrs. Janet Schmltz, Is to stimulate the students' creative growth through experiences in the use ot paint. Emphasis is put on what the student gets from the art experience rather than on the final product. Children between the ages of 7 and 12 may be enrolled in the classes, which will be taught Tuesday and Thursday mornings in the Medford It brary. Cost of materials for the course it approximately $4, and a registration fee is charg ed. Persons desiring futhcr in' formation about the classes may telephone Mrs. Schml'.z at 772-4784. In South Gate her daughter, Mrs. Albert family, Mrs. William Redmon and daughters, Susan and Sandra, are visiting with Mrs. Ima Redmon's daughters, Mrs. Cleora Stanfield and Mrs. Maxlne Kopp, South Gate, Calif. Miss Worlhingion Central Point Couple Engaged Central Point Mrs. Ruby Worthington, Route 2, Box 207, Central Point, announces the engagement of her daugh ter, . Miss Cecilia Karen Worthington to Howard E. Sollinger, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Sollinger, Route 2, Box 604, Central Point. Miss Worthington and her fiance are both graduates of Crater High school and he is employed with the Double Dee Lumber company. Cen tral Point. No wedding date has been set. Betrothal News Is Made Known Mr. and Mrs. N. T. Jones, 1019 West Second street, Med ford, announce the engage ment ot their daughter, Miss Iris Janette Jones, to Jack R. Huckaba, son of Mrs. Juanita Huckaba, 742 Oak street, Med ford and A. J. Huckaba, Butte Falls highway. The bride elect is a student at Southern Oregon college and will continue her studies there. Her fiance Is employed at the Timber Products Lum ber company. A fall wedding is planned. Tremendous SEMI-ANNUAL n n sw U STARTS TOMORROW MORNING d..tes Iris Janette Jones Footlighter Cast Listed The cast for "Goodbye Charlie," the next Footlighter theater production was an nounced last week. The two act comedy by George Axel rod will be presented July 30 tnrough August 3 In the little theater at the Jackson county fair grounds. Three veteran Footllghtcrs are in the cast. They are Jer- ldyn Jerome, who l cast as Charlie; Charles Tucker, who will play George Tracy, and Hal Applcbaum, who has been given the character of Irving. Newcomers In the play In clude Rosemary S. Young, as Rusty Mayerllng; Sue Hall as Fanny Saltzman; Eldon Mit chell, Mr. Shrlbcr, and Steven Eichelbergcr as Greg Morris. Frank Buchtcr is the dl- rector. During Its Broadway run the play starred Lauren Ba ca 11 and Sydney Chaplin. United Church Women Set Tea Medford Council of United Church Women plans a tea nd swim party Wednesday, July 24 at 1:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. George Flana gan, North Pacific highway. This is an annual event especially honoring ministers' wives. All church women are invited. Arrangements are being made by Mrs. Richard Dill and Mrs. C. Wcldon Kline. Student Leaves or Tel Aviv Ashland-MIs Betty Duffy, daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. El liott F. Duffy, 1330 Oregon street, left the United Stairs last week for Tel Aviv, Is rael, where she will partici pate in the International Liv ins program. j The group Is composed of two teachers and a number! ot college students. Miss Duffy attended Southern Ore gon college for two years and will be a senior at Arizona State university the coming year. Californians j j Are Engaged 1 Hornbrook - The engage-: "V 1 ' ment of Miss Donna Jean! f "" f " I I Spearin to Ronald Edwin San-1 y I g dow, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed-! I I f 'Mh 1 ' S I win Sandow of Red Bluff. B I .'Vl If lf( Calif., has been announced by I f if j ilBll I her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A.; I i 11 H ia I y I II f W. Spearin Jr., of Hornbrook 1 V) I and Red Bluff. j V I ' I 1 I The bride-elect Is a 1963 LA , ,J I I graduate of Yreka high school i v J J I and her fiance of Red Bluff, m J aaJ high school, also in 1963. 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