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SUNDAY. OCTOBER 13.19M
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDKORD, OREGON
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These uven young Rogue valley women are
among the 14 new and transfer members an
nounced last week by Medford Junior Service
league. Pictured are (front row, left to right)
Mrs. John Nesi, Mrs. Arthur Ekerson, Mm. John
Cooney and Mn. James Armson, Ashland; and
(back row. left to right) Mrs. F. H. Rogard,
Mrs. William Singler and Mrs. David Engleson.
Mrs. Ekerson was Sandra Nichols before her
marriage and Mrs. Cooney is the former Elea
nor McCabe. The Junior Service league's main
project is operation of a kindergarten for chil
dren with speech and hearing difficulties.
November Date
Is Announced
The engagement and ap
proaching marriage of Miss
Mary Lou Bohl to John Casey,
has been announced by the
hride-elcct's mother, Mrs.
Grace Bohl, 38 North Oakdale
avenue, Medford.
Mr. Casey's parents are Mr.
and Mrs. J. J. Casey, Phoenix,
Arte.
The wedding has been planned
for November 29 in First Church
of the Nazarene, Stockton, Calif.
Miss Bohl was graduated from
Medford High school and North
west Nazarene college, Nampa,
Ida., where she received a de
gree in home economics. She al
so attended Oregon state uni
versity, where she obtained her
teaching certificate. She has
been a homemaking instructor
as Manteca, Calif., Union High
school, for the past two years.
The bridegroom-elect is an
English instructor it Franklin
High school, Stockton. He re
ceived his masters degree in
education administration from
Arizona State college in Tempe,
Ariz. He has served two years
in the Army.
One-Man Art Show Opens
In Gallery at Ashland
ASHLAND A one-man show
beginning Tuesday evening, Oc
tober 15, and continuing for a
month in the gallery of Frames
etc., 1951 Highway 66, is to fea
ture the work of Jack Teeters,
southern Oregon arlist.
Mr. Teeters will have no ex
hibition watercolors, casein, oil
drawings and sculpture. Unique
among his designs are wood
carvings from driftwood and na
tive Oregon myrtlewood. In such
pieces he follows the character
of the wood with interesting re
sults. According to the artist, whose
subjects and treatment range
from the abstract to the impres
sionistic, "individual acquaint
ance and experientatinn with
varying materials makes for
creativity."
Has Taught
Jack Teeters received his
bachelor's and master's degrees
from Fort Hays college, Hays,
Kans., where he later taught.
He was art supervisor in high
school and junior college at
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Dodge City, Kans., and later
taught at the University of
Wichita, Kansas, before coming
to Oregon where he has been an
instructor at Southern Oregon
college and Medford high
school.
His versatility has won recog
nition in many art exhibits,
among them the statewide show
of 1961 in which he won honor
able mention, the Shakespear
ean Art exhibit where he was
awarded first place in sculpture,
and numerous other juried ex
hibits. Mr. Teeters was active in or
ganizing the Rogue Valley Art
association and is one of the
Southern Oregon artists whose
works have been sent tn Med
ford's Sister City, Alba, Italy.
The Tuesday evening recep
tion at Frames etc from R to 10
o'clock is open to the public.
Women Make
Tour Abroad
Mrs. John E. Myers, 4425
Hillsinger road, returned Octo
ber S from a three week vaca
tion in Greece, Italy, France
and England. Mrs. Myers join
ed her aunt, Mrs. Doris K. Bud
row, in Los Angeles and from
there flew to London via the
polar route. Most of their time
was spent in Greece from where
they embarked on a short cruise
of the Greek islands in the
Aegean sea. Leaving Athens
they returned to Rome, Paris
and London.
Mrs. Budrow Is with Pan
American Airways in Los Ange
les and Mrs. Myers is with
First Federal Savings and Loan
association of Medford.
Bulb Planting
Club Program
Bulbs tn be planted for
spring flowers, and rock gar
dens were the program sub
jects for the Little Garden Club
of Medford October D when
members met in the home of
Mrs. Waller Marquess, Ander
son deck road, Talent. The
hostess gave the program.
Mrs. Gail Slalcup and Mrs.
Richard Klimck were guests.
Next club meeting will be in
the evening, November 13 in
the home of Mrs. Herb Vallee,
724 Alder street. The program
i will be on making Christmas
! corsages.
Relatives, Friends Here
For Bagwell-Hewitt Rites
A number of relatives and
friends of Miss Rosalie Hewitt
and Edward Bagwell are in
Medford this week end to attend
the couple's wedding which is
set for today at 3 p.m., in
Friends church.
Some of his relatives and friends
here for the ceremony are Mr.
and Mrs. John Bagwell, grand
parents, and Mr. and Mrs. Don
Bagwell, uncle and aunt, all
Grants Pass and Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd Castile, Rnseburg, Mr.
Miss Hewitt is a daughter of 1 Castile to serve as an usher
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hewitt, 295 and other relatives from Rose-
De Barr avenue and the dride-! burg.
groom-elect is a son ol Mr. and ' Miss Hewitt has been enter
Mrs. Herman Bagwell, Rose-1 taincd at a series of bridal
burg. ! showers. The first was in the
Among the bride's relatives . home of Mrs. Millard Hicks,
and friends here are Barbara Lawnridge avenue. Mrs. David
and Brad Hewitt, San Jose, ' Bascom was cohostess.
Calif., who will serve as flower The next was given in Rose
girl and ring bearer; Mr. and burg, in the home of Mrs
Mrs. Charles Wright, Willows, 1 Margaret Pfaff. who was assiiil
Calif., an uncle and aunt, Mrs.
Bertha Hewitt, an aunt, and Mr.
and Mrs. Max Rugey, cousins,
all Klamath Falls, and Mr. and
Mrs. Don Christianson, Eugene.
Mrs. Christianson is to attend
the bride.
The bridegroom's parents en
tertained last evening in the
home of the bride's parents, fol
lowing the wedding rehearsal.
Judith Ann Gebhard
Holiday Rites
Set For Couple
CENTRAL POINT-Mr. and
Mrs. Franklin Gebhard, 5098
Gebhard road, Central Point,
announce the engagement of
their daughter, Miss Judith Ann
Gebhard, to John T. Burns Jr.,
a son of Mr. and Mrs. John T.
Burns, 45 Mace road, Medford.
Miss Gebhard is a 1963 grad
uate ui Crater High school. Her
fiance is a 1963 graduate of the
University of Oregon and is at
tending the University of Ore
gon Dental school in Portland.
The wedding date has been
set for December 21.
ed by her daughters, the Misses
Neva and Allison Pfaff.
Employees of J. C. Penney
company where Miss Hewitt has
been employed, honored her at
a shower in the home of Mrs.
Clifford Friend, 255 De Barr
avenue. Hostesses with Mrs.
Friend were Mrs. Mae Creswell,
Mrs. Harold Friend. Miss Diane
Bush and Miss Phyllis Elzea.
Another event was held in the
home of Mrs. Edward Ekwall
555 Lit way, Ashland, with Mrs.
Claude Wright and Mrs. Lloyd
Wright, aunts of the bride-elect,
as hostesses.
Sojourners
Set Card
Party Event
Medford Sojourners will hold
their semi-annual evening card
party for members and hus
bands Saturday e v e n i n g, Oc
tober 26. A potluck dinner will
precede the party. Executive
board members will be host
esses for the event, to be held
in the Girls Community club.
Sixty-two women attended the
club meeting October 10.
The Halloween motif was used
for decorations combined with
fall flower arrangements. Host
esses were Mrs. I. W. House
child, Mrs. Arthur Backlund and
Mrs. Joseph Kuemin.
Mrs John Nolan was intro
duced as a guest. Mrs. Virgil
Perry, Mrs. Gertrude Roper and
Mrs. Loretta Gardner were
prospective members. A prize
was won by Mrs. Mabel Wright.
Bridge prizes were won by
Mrs. Bernice Rice, and Mrs.
Zoe Stevens; canasta was won
by Mrs. Grace Todd and Mrs.
Cam Walter and pinochle
prizes were taken by Mrs. Pat
Retzer and Mrs. Hannah Cyrus.
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Medford Junior Service league honored found- James P. Shoemaker, and Mrs. Jack Dumas,
ers, new members and transfer members at the
annual Founders' luncheon Thursday at Rogue
Valley Country club. Included among the new
members and transfers are (left to right, front
row) Mrs. Dom Provost Jr.. Ashland, Mrs.
Richard Sault, Mrs. Robert I.indstrnm, Mrs.
and (back row, left to right) Mrs. Robert Buck,
a transfer from Portland, and Mrs. John Parker,
a transfer from Eugene. Mrs. Provost is the
former Joyce Bearden, and Mrs. Shoemaker Is
the former Tanya Trowbridge.
Thespian Troupe Plays
For Season Are Listed
Plays to be given this season
by Medford High school Thes
pian troupe have, been an
nounced by the advisor, Mrs.
Lenore Zapell, who also will di
rect the productions.
The continuation of a season
ticket sale also has been an
nounced. The purchase of a sea
son ticket will entitle the holder
to attend a performance of each
troupe production in the coming
year. This also entitles the
ticket holder to a reserved seat
upon advanced request at no
extra charge. Tickets may be
purchased from Thespian mem
bers at Room 61 at Medford
High school.
Proceeds from season ticket
sales are used for the Thespian
College Scholarship fund. At the
present time the recipient of the
first scholarship provided by the
troupe is enrolled as a fresh
man at Southern Oregon college
This year's Thespian season
will include the following pro
ductions, "Inherit The Wind" by
Jerome Lawrence and Robert E.
Lee, the controversial dramati
zation of the famed Scopes
"Monkey Trial" of 1925. This
will be presented November 21,
22, 23 at 8 p.m. The second pro
duction will be a Classic Read
er's Theatre presentation on
February 6, 7, 8.
The advanced Drama class
will then stage a Children's The
atre production of Charlotte B.
Chorpenning's Rumpelstiltskin,
the classic fairy tale about the
evil little elf and the beautiful
Miller's daughter, to be pre
sented April 3 and 4.
The troupe's final production
of the season will be an exten
sive Arena staging of Shake
speare's most delightful com-'
edy, "Twelfth Night," which
will be presented May 7, R, and
9. All productions will be direct
ed by Mrs. Zapell. The reader's
presentation and "Twelfth
Night" will be presented in the
"Theatre 61," or the Arena.
"Rumpelstiltskin" i and "Inherit
The Wind" will be slaEPd in the
Medford Senior High School aud-,
itnrium. I
Yreka Women
Attend Meet
YREKA Mrs. Roger Kitto,
president of the Yreka Business
and Professional Women's club,
accompanied by Mrs. James
LeBaron, treasurer, and Miss
Margaret C. Williams, a mem
ber, attended the fall confer
ence of the Northern district,
California Federation of Busi
ness and Professional Women's
Clubs, incorporated, held at
Richardson Springs.
Chico BPWC was the hostess
plub. Featured speaker was the
state president, Mrs. Ruth
Church Gupta.
Two Groups
To Sponsor
Speaker
Leonard Meeker, Washington-
ton, D.C., deputy legal adviser
for the department of state and
former legal adviser for United
Nations affairs, will speak at
several events in the Rogue val
ley October 25.
At noon he will speak at a
luncheon under the auspices of
the Ashland boroptimist club
at the Mark Antony hotel. From
2 until 3 p.m. he will speak at
an assembly at Southern Ore
gon college.
A meeting sponsored by the,
Jackson County unit. United Na
tions association, and the Med
ford League of Women Voters
will be held that evening at
Chuck's Wagon in Medford.
Dinner will begin at 6 p.m.
followed by the talk from 7 to 8
and a question and answer pe
riod. Chairman of the event is
Roy Neal, Ashland.
Questions for Mr. Meeker are
being encouraged in advance of
his arrival. They may be sent
to Mrs. Odgen Kellogg, Sardine
Creek road, Gold Hill, or Mrs.
Neal, 310 Bridge street, Ash
land. Earlier in the day Mr. Meeker
will appear on valley radio and
television. ,
Meeting Slated
For Alpha Phis
Alpha Phi Southern Oregon
Alumnae club will meet Mon
day, October 14, at 7:30 p.m. at
t h e home of Mrs. James D,
Coleman, 1848 Woodlawn drive.
All alumnae of the sorority are
invited to attend.
JACKSCOTltlE-A d a r e 1
Past Matrons club women are
to meet for a salad luncheon
Monday, October 14 at 12:30
p.m., in the home of Mrs. Don
Shores, 88 Oakgrove road. Mrs.
Clare Shores will be cohostess.
(In and out priviltgss.)
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Pre-Wedding )
Event Given
Miss Sharon Urie, daughter of
Dr. and Mrs. Robert J. Urie, 820
East Main street, was honored
at a bridal shower given recent
ly by Miss Marilyn Barker, in
her home at 647 South Holly ;
street. Miss Barker was assisted i
for the event by her mother, j
Mrs. Ray Barker.
The honored guest is bride
elect of Thomas W. Wyatt III,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W.
Wyatt II, 6l!0 South Holly street.
Their wedding has been set for
October 18 in First Presbyterian
church.
The gift table was centered
with a figurine of a bride.
Mrs. Dale Monroe poured
punch and served wedding cake.
The bride-elect was presented
miscellaneous gifts.
Miss Barker will serve as
maid of honor.
Guests Leave
For Tacoma
PHOENIX Recenl house
guests at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Bert Stancliffe, 115 Third
street, Phoenix, were Mrs. Stan
cliffe's son and daughter-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Gary A. Denzer,
McChord Air Force base, Ta
coma, Wash.
Mr. Denzer is a pilot in the
Military Air Transport service.
The couple was in Ihe valley for
10 days.
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