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WEDDING HELD SATURDAY—
A very pretty wedding was held
Saturday, April 16th at 2p.m. when
the ceremony conducted by Rev.
Meredith Groves united in marriage
Miss Dorothy Dodge, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. John Dodge of Med
ford and Mr. Robert Read of Reno
Nevada, formerly of Medford, in
the presence of about fifty relatives
and close friends. Mr. and Mrs.
Steve Dodge were the young cou
ples’ attendance. The bride wore
an aqua Green suit and her asses-
sories were brown. She wore a
pink and white corsage, Mrs. Dodge
wore a rose pink suit, with a pink
and white corsage.
The rooms were decorated in
spring flowers of many colors. Mrs
Doris Nealon of Table Rock sang
"Because’ with Mrs. Harry Tonn
at the piano.
A reception followed the cere-
money. The couple left for a wed
ding trip to California and will live
in Reno, Nevada.
Those attending the wedding
from Central Point were Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Tonn, Helen and Har
vey, cousins of the bride, and an
aunt Mrs. O. T. Wilson.
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2 a.m. and Mr. Dale Johnson and
a cousin got out. They had a fine
visit, seemed like a breath of home,
and then the boys went into Pair
bank were they expect to locate.
The boys made the trip over the
Alcan highway in a week. Dale
Johnson is a local boy, a brother
of Mrs. Harry Elden and Mrs. Scott
Hamilton.
local airport last Friday in a large
utility plane, and spent a couple of
hours wit . Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Pow
ell, parents of Mrs. Townsend.
Mr. and Mrs. N. R. Harrison and
son Kenneth have moved back to
Prospect.
Janice Burrough celebrated her
eleventh birthday Saturday. Her
Mrs. Scott Hamilton and little mother served a chicken dinner with
1 daughter Jo Anne returned from a lovely pink birthday cake as the
the hospital Friday. The Hamilton’ highlight of the occasion. Mr. and
> dest dan ter Pattv. w o gradua Mrs. A. M. Shrier were guests.
ted from high school last year is
I with ’ er uncle Burr Johnson in
Juno Alaska.
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Jone and litt
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’ar n fr m Cornin,
California, accompanied Mrs. Lois
Graybeal to Central Point Tuesday
and are visiting at the Edw. Jones
home while Mrs. Graybeal visits
relatives in Medford. They plan to
return to Corning Friday.
Kyle's Restaurant
DINNERS FROM 7 P.M. to 2 A..M.
DANCING FROM 9 P.M. to 2 A.M.
CLOSED
TUESDAY
Mr. and Mrs. John Townsend of
Ferndale, Washington flew to t^-
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Emma Houston, Mrs. Ray Burns
Mrs. Elsie Houston and Mrs. Ida
Henderson gave short papers on the
work. A dainty lunch was served
following the benediction.
Mrs. Alma Gilliam of Portland
was guest in the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Cecil Warner over the week
end. Mrs. Gilliam is an aunt of
Mrs. Warner. Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Mrs. Ruth eHlfrich and Mr. and
Walker and young son Bill of Hepp
Mrs. Alfred Hilton were Sunday
ner, Oregon, arrived Tuesday even
dinner guests at the home of Mr.
ing for a two weeks visit in the
and Mrs. Ray Burns.
home of Cecil Warner. Mrs. Walker
is a sister of Mrs. Warner.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Stocking of
Roseburg were recent visitors in
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Adams ani
the A. C. Johnson home.
son of Butte Falls were guests in
the Bud Adams home Easter Sun
Mr. Tom Marine of this city and
day.
son George of Medford left for Al
berta, Canada Sunday morning.
Mrs. Marine was taken to a con
valescent home in Medford for the
ten days that Mr. Marine will be
away.
Mr. and Mrs. Truman Brenner and
son Larry, Mr. and Mrs. John Bren
ner of Central Point, their son-in-
law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Sig
urd Dollar, a son and wife Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Scholer and three children
Mrs. Mary Moody and son Wayne all of Klamath Falls were guests
spent Easter Sunday in Talent Easter Sunday in the home of their
visiting the Boyer Family.
son and brother Donald Brenner
in Medford.
Twenty ladies of the Mission Cir
cle of the Church of Christ met at
Mrs. Robert Summers, and Mrs.
the home of Mrs. Luther Tingley David Sitzwater of Fall River, Calif.,
Friday for the monthly program. visaed Monday in the home of Mr.
Mrs. Lettie Gregory was leader. and Mrs. “Doc” Houston. They
Topic “The Eternal Word Preached drove to Sams Valley to visit other
in North America.” Mrs. Cordy
friends Tuesday.
Burns led the worship service. Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Heinric . hau
as dinner guests last Sunday, Rev.
and Mrs. LeRoy Frasier, Dr. and
Mrs. Marshall Britton, Mr. and Mrs
Pulo Roberts, Mr. and Mrs. Tliorn
old Hatlin and Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Stokes all of Grants Pass. The oc
casion was a special one in that
Rev. Frasier and Mrs. Elizabet
Stine ceel rated t -eir birthdays on
that date, and were honor guests.
A lovely dinner was enjoyed by the
guests. Mrs. Stine is Mrs. Hein
rich’s mother, and lived many years
in Los Angeles before coming to
make her home in Central Point.
Guests in t’ e D >c Houston ’¡om..
Sunday were tueir two daughter:
and families, Mr and Mrs. M. T.
Rossi of Medford and Mr. and Mrs.
James Minnis, daughter Patty, and
young son Mike of Jacksonville.
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Powell received
a letter from t eir daughter, Mrs
Ruth Jolley of Fairbank, Alaska
saying that Wednesday, April 13 u
car drove up to their door about
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