SOUTHERN OREGON NEWS REVIEW. THURS., FEB. $, 1948
yola University and W hittier Col­
lege.
On the current barnstorm ing
tour Pasadena College has been
defeated only three times and has
Helen Ruth Gibbs, daughter ut
Brothers will meet In com peti­ handed out losing scores to S e­
tion when Charles Jandreau ot attle College and Northwest Naz Mr and Mrs. H. H. Hollingsworth
the Southern Oregon Red Haiders arene College, of Nampa. Idaho. 240 C Street, became the bride
of Charles Arnold Calhoun, 310
plays against his brother Jim m y
Aggies Play Also
Palm avenue, at an afternoon
ja n d re a u ot the Pasadena N azar­
Continuing a crowded sched­
ene college tonight at the South­ ule SOC will meet the California ceremony Sunday at the Chapel
ern Oregon College gymnasium. Aggies at the college gymnasium of Rocks and Roses in Medford.
Coach Ted Schopi stated today on Friday and Saturday evenings Calhoun is the son of Mrs. N a­
th at he expects a good game as for the second series with that omi Calhoun, Ashland.
The bride wore a brow n suit
the southern school has a very team.
and
brown and pink accessories.
good recrd behind them , having
Although defeated twice prev­
beaten such larger schools as Lo- iously by the Raiders, Coach Her corsage was gardenias and
pink carnations. Her sister, Betty
Schoph says they have improved Hollingsworth, was maid of hon­
considerably and the Raiders can or. Lewis Calhoun, brother of the
expect 2 tough opponent.
groom was best man.
If SOC wins these two games
The double ring ceremony was
from the Aggies they can still
lose two games to Humboldt, perform ed by the Rev. D. E. M il­
their next opponents, and retain lard of the Chapel of Rocks and
the Far W estern Conference title ’ Roses. He also sang two num bers,
with the opportunity of playing • To Each His Own" and "A l­
either leading teams of the ways.’ The bride was given in
Authorised Agency for
Northwest to decide who will go m arriage by her father.
Forty guests attended the w ed­
to Kansas City for the A. A. U.
WORLD BIKE.
ding.
The young couple d e p a rt­
tournam ent.
ed for a honeymoon after the
(Schwinn-built)
Clifford Williams, Ashland ten­ ceremony. They will be at home
or, and Miss Dorothy Palm er, at 111 Cooldige street.
The groom was discharged in
soprano, instructor in vocal m us­
1946
from the 96 Infantry d iv i­
ic at Southern Oregon college
were among soloists who a p p e a r-1 sion after 27 m onths In the s e r­
ed Monday night at the presenta­ vice. He is operator of a trucking
Repair Shop
tion of the Haydn oratorio Mon­ business which operates betw een
Wheel Toy H eadquarters
day night at the First P resbyter­ Los Angeles and Salem.
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ian church in Medford.
Sunday Ceremony
For Nelen Gibbs
Busy Basketball
Schedule Ahead
GOOD SUPPLY
NEW AND USED
BICYCLES
finger tip veil, she carried a
white Bible, and was attended by
Mrs. Walter Michael who wine
aqua silk crepe.
Walter Michael was the groom ’s
attendent. Ring bearers were
Shirley Cragle and Betty Reader,
they were dressed alike In pink
formats. Candle lighters were
Betty Williams and Maxine Riley.
Usherettes were Evelyn Davis,
Jean Salter, B arbara Riley, Ruth
and Beulah Harkey.
Mrs. Gordon Lindsay, assisted
by Genevieve Glover and Lillie
Mae Walstrom acted as reception
hostess.
Ice cream and cake were served
with Mrs. George M artin and Mrs
Albert Johnson continuing the
cutting of the cake.
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The newlyweds plan to m ake
their home in Downey, California
where Mr. E arlington is an auto
parts salesman.
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Three hundred people a tte n d ­
ed the reception held Tuesday
night at the Assembly of God
Church after the evening w ed­
ding of Miss Frances Cardwell,
Ashland, to Roy F arring t o n ,
Downey, California.
The church was decorated with
calla lilies, ferns, and palms and
lit w ith w hite tapers. Preceding
the ceremony violin music was
played by Professor W illiam Ver-
ver accompanied by Berna Haight
who also played the traditional
wedding m arch. Soloists were
Carol Lindsay and Mrs. John
Skinner.
The double ring cerem ony was
performed by the Rev. Gordon
Lindsay who w’as assisted by Mrs.
John H ubbard, co-pastor of Elim
Tabernacle, O akland, California.
The bride who has been church
assistant at the Assembly of God
for 18 months, w’ore a w hite silk
crepe dress, w ith a basque style
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confined to bed since last S a t­
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Her little sister, also has been
absent from Lincoln school on
the sam e account. Then m other,
Mrs. Mary Harden of Rosemary,s
Flower Shop, has had to rem ain
home several days to care for
tier ill daughters.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenyon Peabody
culled on Dr. anil Mrs. William
Blacker, Sunday.
The Rev. unti Mrs. Gardner,J
who have been preaching ut the
Assembly of God church during
the absence of the Rev. Lindsay
attended the district meeting at
Springfield, Oregon, lust week.
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