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SUNDAY, bl'X'EMBIvR 23. 1963
MlillKort) .MAIL TRIBUNE. MfcDFOKD. OREGON
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Many Engagements Announced During Holidays
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Linda Mae Mullm
Betrothal
Announced
TALENT - Mr. and Mrs. Ted
dy R. Mullin, 111 Valley View
Koad, Talent, announce the en
gagement of their daughter
Miss Linda Mae Mullin, to Gor
don Earl Duvaul.
Miss Mullin is a senior at
Thoenix High School and is em
ployed at Cookie s Cafe, Talent.
Mr. Duvaul is a student at
Southern Oregon College and is
a son ol Mr. and Mrs. Edgar
Duvaul, 2948 Barbara Street,
Ashland. He is employed at
East Side Pharmacy, Ashland
and Wainscott's Pharmacy,
Medford.
No wedding dale has been
set.
Engagement
At Christmas
Patricia Ann Calhoun
(Knackstcdt photo)
Betrothal News
Is Made Known
GOLD HILL - Mr. and Mrs.
Sydney Payne, Gold Hill, an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Marion Crystal Payne,
to David Franklin Hosecrans,
son of Herbert F. Rosecrans,
Scio, Ore.
Miss Payne, a graduate of
Crater High School, is now cm
ployed by the Bell Telephone
Company, Medford.
Her fiance was graduated
from Scio High School and at
tended Multnomah Junior Col
lege, Portland, for two years.
No dale has been set for the
wedding.
Adarel Chapter
Meeting Slated
JACKSONVILLE - The next
meeting of Adnrcl Chapter, Or
di r of Ihe Eastern Slar. is an
nounced (or Thursday, January
2 at K p m , in Ihe Jacksonville
Masonic Temple.
Mrs. Helen Buflinglon, worthy
matron, and Orval Shores, wor
thy patron, will preside.
Refreshments will be served
in the dining room following the
meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Coiiley, Mir. Lewis Applcbaker
and Mrs. Ruth Mack make up
the cnmmiltec.
RNA Lodge"
( andiilales ol
Ihe Mistletoe!
Camp, R o v a I
Neighbors of
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.Marion I'ryslul I'nyne
(Ilrainrrd phnln)
Amoiicn Lodge, will be initiated i shut-in residents ol the com
during Ihe Thursday, January 2 ! munily.
meeting in Ihe Pythian Build-1 This has been an innu.il
ing. Olficeis are to wear formal Christmas project of the group
dress . . ; lor many years.
News Is Told .
Of Engagament
The engagement of Miss Caro
line Allse Denyer and W. Roger
Gallacci, 1010 Beall Lane, Cen
tral Point, has been announced
by Miss Denyer's mother, Mrs.
Russell H. Denyer, 19 Ross
Court, Medford. The bride-elect
also is the daughter of the late
Mr. Denyer.
Her fiance is a son of Mr.
and Mrs. Alfred Gallacci, 4297
Table Rock Road, Central Point.
Both Miss Denyer and Mr.
Gallacci arc graduates of Med
ford High School. She is a soph
omore at the University of Ore
gon and is a resident of High
land House. He has completed
a tour of duty with the Air
Force and now plans to continue
his education.
Caruline Ahsc Denyer
Announced
Party
Ihe engagement of Miss Pa-
tricia Ann Calhoun and Roger
Dean Hout was announced on
Christmas Eve during a gather
ing of friends and relatives In
the home of the bridegroom-
elect's molher, Mrs. LaVonuc
Hout, 324 North Front Street.
Medford. The bride-to-be is a
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Van
Calhoun, l(if,3 Biddle Road.
Mr. Hout also is a son of Ken
neth W. Hout, Portland.
Miss Calhoun and her fiance
arc St. Mary's llich School
graduates. She also attended
Southern Oregon College for two
years, and now is employed at
La Poinlc's. Mr. Hout is in his
senior year at the University
of Portland and is to craduate
In industrial administration next
spring. He is a member of the
university track team and also
is a major in the Air Force
Reserve Officer Training Corps.
The wedding is scheduled for
early June.
Keep frozen foods at zero de
grees to prevent unwanted
changes in llnvor and ap
pearance,
Pictures of Holy Land
To Be Shown at Center
Pictures of the Holy Land will
be shown Monday, December
30, at the Senior Activity Cen
ter, 601 East Jnckson Street, at
1:30 p.m.
Mrs. John Daugherty, 504
Ashland Avenue, Ashland, will
show the pictures for the Arm
Chair Travelers group. The pic
tures were taken by Mrs. Dough
erty's sister, Miss Grace Ridley,
when on duty with the U. S.
Army Engineers in 1959.
This program was arranged
for the Christ mas season by Dr.
Frank Roberts, Mrs. Judd
Grccnman and Mrs. K. J. Knut-I
son, the committee in charge. well as former members who
Since Ibis program started in 'wish In continue to play. Mem
I'M seniors have visiled the i hers arc to lake their own
majority of the countries of the!
world llnough Ihe pictures ol
valley travelers.
Women to Hear!
Foreign Students,
Mieko Hnynshi and Toshiko
Fumibaslii, Mnlliml's exchange
Indents from Japan, will speak
uhout the Japanese customs and
fashions or Christian Business
and Professional Women's coun
cil at a dinner meeting. The
dinner will he at the Rogue Val
ley Country Club January 2 at
H 13 p m.
"The Moon Song" from Ihe
Mikado will be sung by Hay
Lewis.
Melvin Frost, who recently re
lumed from a world (rip, will
speak and show slides taken on
his travels.
Members arc asked to bring
guesls .
IHornbrook Women
Fill Yule Boxes
HORMIKOOK Members of
the Christian Women's Commu
nity Fellowship met last Monday
at the Methodist Chinch where
Kiev filled boxes with homo-
made cookies and jellies. These
were delivered to Ihe elderly or
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.Martha Louise Casad
Couple Sets
August Date
For Marriage
The engagement of Miss
Martha Louise Casad to Phillip
William Morgan, has been an
nounced by the bride-elect's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe W.
Casad, Route 1, Box 399-A, Med
ford. Mr. Morgan is a son of Mrs.
Frank Morgan, (i29 South Holly
Street, Medford, and the late
Mr. Morgan.
Miss Casad is a senior at the
University of Oregon School of
Nursing, Portland. Her fiance
is majoring in business at Port
land Stale College and is a
member of Tau Kappa Epsilon
fraternity. Both are 1959 grad
uates of Medford High School.
The wedding date has been set
for August 29.
TALK NT Mr. and M r s.
Thomas While, 2111 Old Pacific
Highway, Talent, announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Carol, In (lint Wolford, son of
.Mr. and Airs. Waller II. Wol
ford. 34 9 West Vallev View
Koad. Ashland. .Miss' While is
a junior at Phoenix High School
and Mr. Wolfnrd Is employed
at Kngap Lumber Company. No
wedding date has been set.
Other programs at the center
this week include the knitting
class at 3 p.m. Monday under
Ihe direction of Mrs. Edward
Harnett and oil painting, Tues
day at I p.m.
January 1 Ihe center will be
closed. The following Wednes
day seniors may take ihcir
crafts to be judged.
Thursday, January
Ihe:
shiiffli'liuard learns will play
from III a.m. until noon and Ihe
senior orchestra will practice
from 1 to ;i p m.
Saturday. January 4, Mrs.
Maude Codding will start a con-
; tract bridge class at 1 p.m. It
will be open to now players who
cards, pencils and notebooks.
The Singing Seniors will
siimc January 5 with Mrs. Ki ma
White at the piano. Mrs. Nellie
I'oling is hostess (or the group.
Seniors wishing particular ac
tivities at the center are en
couraged to write or telephone
the center. Teachers are need
ed for classes in copper tooling
mil mosaic.
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Corner 8th and Fir Slrocts
Students Set
Wedding Date
Among the holiday engage
ment announcements was that
of Miss Karlcne Ann Neill and
Larry R. Jones. News of their
engagement was made known
by the bride-elect's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. D. Neill, 1415 West
Eighth Street. Both are Medford
High School graduates.
The bridegroom-elect, a son
of Mr. and Mrs. Harold D.
Jones, 1226 Dakota Street, is a
junior student at the University
of Oregon majoring in dentistry.
Miss Neill has attended South
ern Oregon College and now is
enrolled in Robertson's School
of Business.
',
Karlrne Ann Neill
June Wedding
Is Planned
Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Bark
er, 1524 Lenora Drive, announce
the engagement of their daugh
ter, Miss Janice Jean Barker,
to Robert Stanton Rix Jr., son
of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stanton
Rix, Eugene, former Medford
residents.
The couple plans a June 13
wedding.
Both Miss Barker and her fi
ance are students at Southern
Oregon College and both arc
Medford High School graduates.
The bride-elect is employed
part lime at Parker Woods
Leon's Store. Her fiance also
has attended the University of
Oregon.
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Jimlee .Iran Barker
OSU Student
Is Guest Here
David McKcllnr, Honolulu,
Hawaii, who has been a house
guest for the past week at the
home of James Snodgrass, tfiri
West Hth Street, Medford, left
Saturday for San Francisco, to
visit another friend, Ronald
Zieler.
All three young men are stu
dents at Oregon State Univer
sity in Corvallis. Mr. McKcllnr
will spend the remainder of the
vacation period in the San Fran
cisco area and the two will
drive north January 5. slopping
in Medford for Mr. Snodgrass
and Ihe trio will continue to
Corvallis.
Son at Home
ASHLAND A guest during
the Christmas holidays at the
homo of Mr. and Mrs. M. E.
Roherson, ITIli Parker Street,
is Ihcir son Galen, who is a
cadet at the United States Mili
tary Academy. West Point, N.Y.
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PI01ECTS AGAINST HYING
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Betrothal - News Told
At Holiday Open House
t-, ... . ,. w,
Miss Joyce Pearson
Students
To Study
In Mexico
Two Medford university stu
dents plan to attend the winter
term at the University of the
Americas in Mexico City, Mex.,
Miss Mary Kay Harris, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Lester D.
Harris, 707 South Oakdalc Ave
nue and Miss Julia Yoakley,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Yoakley, 42 West Vilas Road.
They expect to leave here Janu
ary 3.
At the present they are
spending the holidays with their
parents.
Miss Harris, a University of
Oregon student, plans to major
in English and also will make
a study of the Negro in the
Americas.
Miss Yoakley, an Oregon
State University student, is
majoring in education. Her
minor subject is music and she
will study Latin American music
and Mexican dances.
The students are to live in
Mexican homes approved by
the university.
In Klamath
ASHLAND - Mr. and Mrs.
David Deller, 275 Scenic Drive,
spent Christmas in Klamath
where they joined in a tamily
celebration at the home of Mr.
Deller's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Paul S. Deller.
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IfllMIIIBIIIHlMIMM tillIll
TKAIL Mr. and Mrs. George
W. Pearson of North Hollywood,
Calif., and Trail, announced the
engagement of their daughter,
Miss Joyce Pearson, to Walter
Lael Prock III, Honolulu, Ha
waii during a Christmas open
house at ther guest ranch at
Trail.
Mr. Prock is the son of Mrs.
Cameron Prock and Walter Lael
Prock Jr. both of Honolulu, Ha
waii. The couple plans to be mar
ried in June. i
Miss Pearson was graduated
from Medford High School in
1960 and is a senior at the Uni
versity of Oregon. She is a
member of Kappa Alpha Theta
Sorority.
Mr. Prock was graduated
from Punahou School in Hawaii
in 1959 and recently received
his degree from the University
of Oregon. He is a member of
Phi Kappa Sigma Fraternity.
Mr. Prock plans to graduate
study at the university.
Siskiyou Court
Observance Set;
Party Is Held
YREKA Obligation Night
will be observed ty Siskiyou
court, urder ot the Amaranth
at their next meeting January
10, it was announced during the
recent annual Christmas party
and dinner for court members.
The men members will be in
charge of refreshments and pro
gram. Past royal matrons and pa
trons will be honored at the
January 24 meeting, it also was
announced by Mrs. Betty Dow,
associate matron.
Mrs. Paul Johnson was in
charge of the recent dinner. A
tree furnished by Lee Morford,
a past patron, was decorated by
Mrs. Emma Ahlgren, Mrs. Nel
lie George and Mrs. Morford.
A business session was con
ducted by the matron, Mrs. La
verna Hopkins, assisted by the
associate patron, James Dow.
Mrs. Hazel Rohrcr read holi
day messages. Mrs. Ahlgren,
deputy grand matron, and Mrs.
Dow read Christmas poems.
Linda Paulazzo distributed gifts
and Mrs. Glenn Fcustal furnish
ed piano music. Mr. Feustal
was honored in observance of
his birthday.
once a year!
After Christmas
ST0REWIDE CLEARANCE
Drastic reductions in the famous LaPointe's manner!
Hundreds of Dresses
Coats Suits Sweaters
Sportswear Blouses Skirts
Carcoats Shoes
Formfit Foundations
Lake Creek Unit
Date Is Changed
LAKE CREEK - Members of
the Lake Creek Home Extension
unit will meet January 8 at 10:30
a. m. instead of the first Wed
nesday of the month which will
be New Year's day. The session
will be held in the home of Mrs.
Fred Osterman, Brownsboro.
The project lesson, "Better
Baking and Broiling Equip
ment," will be given by Mrs.
Wayne Marshall and Mrs. Roy
Colley.
Information concerning t h e
menu can be obtained from
Mrs. Henry Meyer. Table serv
ice will be required. All interest
ed women in the area are invit
ed to attend.
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Club Conducts
JACKSONVILLE - When
members of the Jacksonville
Garden Club met recently in the
home of Mrs. Paul Godward,
theme of the program was
"The Focus Is on Christmas,
Members participated in fur
nishing holiday arrangements
and voted the most outstanding
was one by Mrs. Lois McKee,
who was awarded a prize. Mrs.
R. T. Nichol read an article on
Christmas and Mrs. J. B. Noble,
a longtime resident of Jackson
ville read an article on "Christ-
mas in Jacksonville." She also 1 ping trip for pots and pans, you
gave a reading, "The Amber j may find a matched set that's
Candle." j exactly what you want. By and
Mrs. Harold Reed conducted large, however, you will do bet
the business session. I tcr to buy assorted wares to suit
Mrs. Noble gave the contin-1 your needs.
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Yule Program
uity program on the theme,
"The Nine Bark," and empha
sized her talk by showing
pressed dried specimens. Mrs.
Fred Edens won the prize of
the month. Mrs. Nichol
ducted the gift exchange.
con-
The hostess, Mrs. Godward,
was assisted by Mrs. Reed. Tea
tabls were decorated with
evergreen and Christmas mo
tifs. Mrs. Dee Hendrickson and
Mrs. McKee poured.
When you embark on a shop-