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THI ENGAGEMENT of Barbara Jane Hood, daughter
of Mr. ond Mrs. Arthur Bristow Hood, formerly of thi
city ond now of Redding, Calif., to Williom Austin
Rockwell, on of Mrs. William A, Rockwell of Ber
keley, was'announced recently by her parents. Shown
ot the center are Mrs. Richard Callahan, Barbara and
little Pomela Jenkins, daughter of Mr. ond Mrs. Wil
liam K. Jenkins, who passed the announcement scrolls
telling of the October wedding plans at o teo given ot
the home of Mrs. Hugh Campbell Wednesday, See
Story, page 6.
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A LOVELY BRIDE of this summer was Dorothy M, Howry, above, when she
became the bride of Robert H. Beach of Jacksonville, Oregon. Dorothy is
the daughter of Mr. ond Mrs. C. W. Howry of this city, ond Robert is the
son of Mrs. Stella W. Beach of Jacksonville. The ceremony was read Sun
day, August 14, at the First Methodist church ot 4 o'clock. The two plan
to live in Ashland where they will complete their senior year ot Southern
Oregon college.
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VISITING HERE recently were Mrs. Stanley
Biehn, formerly of this city and now of Seattle,
and her daughter, Marlcne. The two vacationed
here for two weeks with Mr, ond Mrs. John
Sandmcycr, sister ond brother-in-law of Mrs.
Biehn, her brother Harold Robertson, and her
mother, Mrs. C. S. Robertson. Members of the
younger set here have had several parties for
Marlene.
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MARRIED SUNDAY were Marjorie Ongman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Victor Ongman, and James Conroy, son of Mr. ond Mrs. R. J. Conroy of
Lakeview. The two, as shown obove, are cutting the wedding cake ot their
reception after the vows were exchanged ot the Sacred Heart Catholic
church in a 3 o'clock ceremony.
CHARTING THE TRAIL to their new home in San Jose are Dr. ond Mrs.
E. D. Lamb. Dr. ond Mrs. Lamb, shown at the left, plan to leave early in
September for the California city where he will establish his office.