Southern Oregon News Review, Thun». August 28, 1947 Ashland Girls Wed In Double Ceremony MOOSE D ANCE SA TU R D A Y A T T A L E N T C IT Y H A L L SHAKESPEAREAN FESTIVAL ASS’N RINGS DOWN CURTAIN ON SEASON aided in the ticket aulcs, Don McWhlrter, Harold Newton, and troop 12 of the Hoy Scouts who worked out the seating; Dyer I Talent, Aug. Jg—There \.~ l be 1 a dance sponsored by the Loyal Huaton, who handJod th pro Two Ashland girl« were wed O rder of Moose August 30 at the grams and publicity: and Hill The curtains closed for the last tun«' and behind it the ni m ibersl to tw o Medford boys in a double Talent City Hall. The public is Hernon, a supporting actor from ceremony held In Keno, Nevada, invited to attend. of the cast of "The M erchant of Venice," sb,>ok hands, em braced Cunada, who, w hen he w asn't August 9. The ceremony was and received the congratulations of their friends anil relatives. perform ed in th at city’s Metho­ The Seventh Annual Sliakispeure;in festival (tile li st one since the acting was imsy back stage with I daughter of Mr, and Mrs Ray- sound e l i c i t s war) had rung down the curtain on a three-w eek season w h ic tra e everything from dist church. ‘ mond Misenhimer, wed Albert L cording to history-loving Robert Dodge, president of the Festival to lighting Miss Cleon G arrett, daughter of Mitchell, who is a son of Mr. and Angus Bowmer, d ir e c t o r o f th e Mr. and Mrs. Rodney G arrett, Mrs. Paul Mitchell, 607 Maple Association, had surpassed in gate receipts and public acceptance the wildest hopes of the most optim istic member. series, and Frank Lambi c t t - Ashland, was wed to Donald K. Park drive. Medford The tour plavs. "Love’s Lab- Young, son of Mr. and Mrs. Les­ including O tto Wilda, art Instruc­ Miss M isenhimer won* a pale our’s Lost, "llum let", "M erchant| tor ter Young, Medford. She wore a at Southern Oregon college fuchsia colored suit with a gar­ blue wedding suit and also wore of Venice,’’ and “M acbeth," were I who worked night a fter night denia and pink rose corsage Ac- black accessories and gardenias each presented four times. A -1 building sets and properly; la s cesssories were black. The just- with pink roses. Mr. Mitchell, mong the people in the audience Grant, Ashland Junior h t g h weds are living at 31 North who is also employed by the at the perform ances were rest-1 school coach, who has helped Orange Medford. The groom Is telephone company, works in dents of practically every state in Wilda, Mrs. Adaline We b e r, employed by the Pacific Teleph­ ¡G rants Pass. The newly wed the Union and also C anadian visi­ prompter, who put in 285 hours $ >• couple will live in G rants Pass one and Telegraph company. tors. Letter« and telephone c a lls 1 of rehearsal tune before the pro- Both girls attended Ashland In the second wedding of the and personal messages of congra- ductlons ever began; Marshall ' high school. day. Miss Anna B. Misenhimer, / tulatlon and praise have poured Woodell, secretary of the orguni- mto the offices of the executive; zation who has been responsible secretary William Healy, ever for they tickets, and the 1001 bust- ness m atters which occur time ¿since the perform ances began. Behind the scenes working to after time; Elliott MacCracken, make the presentations profes­ who's been aiding with overall sional has been an array of talent supirvislon; Edmund *Dews who Smlth, C anadian actor, who play- eil and directed Hamlet have al ready made plans lor next ycuis Festival. Bowmer Is to lake the .east of “Love’* r.ahoiu s Lost to Canada next year and In return L ainbiett Sm ith will bring the Cunailian Lum biclt Sm ith play­ er« to Ashland to play I" "Kieh- ard III." O ther plays selected lor next years festival include "Taming of the Sinew. anil "Twelfth Night.” ______ unh Jim Busch z I’ ' . " Sufócate 1, - I Whether you live in Hilt or Ashland, or even Timbuctoo you’ll find premium service can be ob­ tained from us at any time. Every day is custom­ er day at our garage. We want to serve you and help you in any way we can. Tht.y com« «I th . . . rO“ I itti* Laconian «hoe«- 1 fBioiiO* • leather». - * 7 * ’i * ‘* O U A B A N T IID 5 PAR I NTS No matter where you’re from, be it Hilt, Ash­ land, or Timbuctoo, come in and get acquainted. MAOAIIDtl i Z>, Gu«rua(aad W by * "YOU W ANT A QUARTER TO GO T O T H E A Q U A R IU M AND SEE AN O C T O P U S - W H E N YO U C A N S T A Y H O M E A N D L O O K AT T H IS O N E F O R FR EE ? ! BUSCH MOTOR CO. 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