Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 8, 1963)
MEDFORDfeJTRIBUNE ML OA . $ Every year the Southern Oregon golf championship tournament at Rogue Valley Country club brings play ers and other visitors from several West Coast cities. Among the guests this year were Mrs. Murray Yates, member of the Sacramento Women's Golf club in California and Mr. Yates (at right). The Californians are shown here with Tom Tubbs, Medford, during one of the cocktail parties held outdoors each evening dur ing the tournament. MEDFORD, OREGON. SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1963 Gala Tournament Time r t t - west vm ;'. --m t yju" Jir jf". m . .j&TXMwmrrsb m sci . .;. ' -i A champagne luncheon for women golfers and other guests is an annual event of the end-of-summer tour, nament. Pictured during the event are Mrs. Justin M. Smith (at left), Medford, and Mrs. Robert Walberg, Coos Bay Country club. Mrs. Walberg, whose simple white frock wsa accented with large black buttons and a black straw handbag, does not play golf but serves as a caddy for her husband. Hundreds of watchers followed the Southern Oregon golf championship finalists Labor Day. June Robinson, Albany, who won the women's division, is shown concentrating on a close putt while her opponent, Pam Stacey of Medford, watches. Both the men's and women's matches were close, and interest ran high in both galleries. Tie-. r i ' ii Pouring for the champagne luncheon held during the golf tournament at Rogue Val ley Country club last week end were Mrs. James Dunlevy (at left) and Mrs., Jack Six. Among the guests at the large party were Mrs. Robert J. Morris (extreme left) and Mrs. Stuart DeVry, Eugene, one of the tournament contestants. - i 'HI From early morning until late at night the big score board at Rogue Valley Country club attracted tournament entrants and other golfers last week end. A crew of volun teers manned the board during matches. :::r I' Mm ' :'C Cfyj ' ' ' ) i if If ill . . . N ':i One of the Rogue Valley Country club members who served as hostess for the tournament cocktail party series last week was Mrs. Hal Hartzell (at right) who with Mr. Hartzell and their three children recently returned to Medford from Citrui Heights, Calif. Mrs. Hartzel is shown with Miss Allyn Kiehn, Gold Beach, Ore., and Herbert Realph, Oakland, Calif. j. ;Jj fill cwy "sry I 4 J- Y 1 ' i Rogue Valley Country Club's members served as hosts for the parties held each evening at the clubhouse during the annual labor day week end tournament Friday evening the committee included Mr. and Mrs. Robert Baxter (left) and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Olson. The Baxters are newcomers, having come from Portland to make their home in Med ford. Mr. Baxter is manager of the new Oregon bank. Wearing an official's badge, a smiling Mrs. William Cowning (right) served as a hostess for the annual champagne luncheon givan last week end during the annual Southern Oregon golf tournament at Rogue Valley Country club. Mrs. Cowning is pictured with two guests from nut of the city, Mrs. Jam Snider (at left) of Columbia Edgewaler Country club, Portland, and Mrs. David Williams, Eugene Country club.
