Southern Oregon miner., June 23, 1949, Image 5

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Beautiful Rose Wedding Unites Noami
Klingsheim and Robert Glover June IS
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Ramblin’ With Ransey
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havis-McArlhur Marriage Vows Are
Pronounced in San Francisco June 18
Several picnic parties were giv­
are houseguests of Mrs.
One of the moat beautiful wed Empire lines with u fingertip veil en honoring visiting ministers, nia,
Boyle’s
parents, Mr and Mrs. V.
dm«« ever tu be held in Ashland of tulle, held in place by a coro­ during tiie Methodist conference.
Bower
Yrrah
Lee recently grad­ Miss Annabel McArthur, daugh
touk pluee Saturday evening, net ol beaded pearls, who came One party tliut picnicked enroute
uated
from
high
school at Menlo ter of Mrs Anna McArthur of attendants of the bride were, Sue
June 18 at 8 o'clock when Miss down the uisle on the arm of hei to Crater Lake wus comprised of Park,
Oyster, Joan Spader and Dorothy
McArthur, California, became Brow, all of San Francsico. They
Nuuinl Ruth Klingsheim, daugh father, to the strums of Lohen- the Rev. and Mrs. W W Apple-
Mrs Louise Snnont, her broth the bride of William Davis, San were gowned In blue taffeta and
ter of the Kev. and Mrs. O W gren Processional. The bride’s on­ yard, Mrs Dorothy Maysc, Dillard
Klingsheim, became the bride of ly jewelry was a pearl necklace. und Mrs. Ed Marten. Mrs Muyse er, Eugene Cantino, Mrs Christ­ Francisco, formerly of Ashland carried nosegays of pink rosebuds.
ine Cantino, Mrs Mary Rider and
Hubert Leonard Glover, son ol
Ushers at the ceremony were
Rev. Klingsheim perform­ will remain for the summer to at­ daughter, Royline, all of Santa Mr Davis is the son of Mrs
Mr and Mrs. llurold Glover, at ed The
David Whittle and brother of Jim Bartelt, Ashland, wh0 was
tend Southern Oregon College
the
ceremony
for
his
daugh
Rosa and Mary Berreiti, Rich­ Mrs. William Hampton of Ash head usher; Bob Hamilton, Eu­
u Hose Weddrng in the Asseu tei s wedding, assisted in the pre­ summer school.
mond,
California, are vacationing land
bly of God church.
gene, Don Huff, Redding, and
Another group who made the
The ceremony was performed liminaries by the Rev. Kelsey trip to Crater Lake and picnicked in Ashland, for two weeks.
The
ceremony
took
place
in
Hugh Dormity, San Francisco.
under a heurt shaped arch of led Priming, Klumath Falls. The on the Hogue' River were Mr. and
Emil Amdcchl, Bremerton, Is in the First Presbyterian church, in
Immediately following the re­
bride
wus
given
in
marriage
by
and wlute roses, flunked by smull
Mrs. M E. Kansdell and the Rev. Ashland on business this week. San Francisco, June 18, at 8 o- ception, which was held at the
her
parents
while
her
father
per­
er hearts made up of red roses
Mrs. Sophie Tower and Mr. and clock in the evening. The church Fairmont Hotel Mr. and Mrs. Da­
Kenneth Abbott, Harrisburg. Rev.
and greenery. Large baskets el formed the double ring ceremony. Abbott is Mrs. Ransdell’s broth­ Mrs. Elliott, New Albany, Indiana was beautifully decorated with vis boarded a plane for Hawaii,
white gladioli and regul lilies Miss Bui baru Grunt sang "To­ er in law and was their guest are house guests of Mr. and Mrs white roses, greenery and tall where they will spend their hon­
were used profusely ubout die gether on Life’s Puthwuy" while much of the time he was in Ash C. W. Corcoran.
white tapers In the altar cande­ eymoon.
church und oltur. Tull white la­ the bride und groom kneeled on land.
labra.
Mrs.
Phoebe
Green,
Boise,
Ida­
Mrs. Davis attended Mrs. Ham­
pera were used In the altar can- the ultar bench.
Many other purties, which In ho, has been the house guest of
The bride was given in mar­ lin’s School for Girls, San Fran­
For her daughters' wedding,
dlebrau und to mark the ends ol
eluded visiting ministers, were her daughter and family, Mr. and riage by her uncle, Supreme
the pews, width were marked o il Mis. Klingsheim wore a gown of glimpsed ut the lake und other Mrs. Charles Radcliffe, for the Court Justice Jesse Carter, of cisco and the University of Ore­
gon where she met Mr. Davis in
fushia and a corsuge of gardenia
witli white satin ribbons.
scenic spots,. While the day was past week. Mr. and Mrs. Ernie San Francisco. She wore a cream 1944. She is the daughter of Mrs.
Before the ceremony Miss Bar and bouvurdia.
not perfect, the guests were well ditlonal guests of the Radcliffe’s satin gown cut along princess
baru Grunt, Vancouver, Washing
Mrs. Glover, mother of the pleased as most of them arrived Kennedy, also of Boise, were ad lines with a floor length Tulle Roderick McArthur and the late
Mr. McArthur, fro whom their
ton, accompanied by Mis.. Bur bridegroom, wore a pastel gown at the lake before it actually rain­ over the week end.
veil and carried a bride’s bou­ home town of McArthur was
baru Vulz, ulso of Vancouver, and her corsage was a gardenia
of white orchids. The maid named.
ed. The lake, always beautiful,
Elmer Morrison had a letter quet
sung. "Alwuys” and William Vel­ with pink rosebuds.
of
honor
was Marie Nielson; of
was
still
bounded
by
huge
snow
The wedding was of much lo­
vet played u violin solo "1 Love
A reception wus held, after the banks, as were the highway and from his son, Milton this week, Redding, California and Miss
You Truly.” Gilbert Elder sung ceremony, in the Civic clubhouse ledge many of the snow banks stating that he was now at Ko­ Mary Lund of Portland. Other cal interest and many Oregonians
were in the wedding party.
diak, Alaska. Milton, former Ash­
"Ah, Sweet Mystery of Life” und was attended by approxi­
while six young girls headed by mately two hundred and fifty still towered 15 to 20 feet and land high school student, is an
were deeply carved by early vis­
weeks trip to Eugene and Pendle-1 D
i
r»
Evungcline Klingsheim, sister of guests. When the members of the itors.
( I g HS R e t u r n
aviation apprentice, and has been ton, where she will visit her
tlie bride, und Shirleen Folk in wedding party arrived, the guests
The torrent of rain that lasted, stationed at Whidby Island, Pug­ daughters.
pink tuffetu gowns lighted the ta­ sung When the Saints Come
From Provo, Utah
spasmodically,
half way down to et Sound, tor the last several
pers behind the altar. They wen Marching in” as they were ush­
Dr. and Mrs. E. P. Borden re­
followed by Eveyn Smith and ered to seats of honor at the bri Medford, started with a quick months. The group he was in was WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES
turned
Sunday evening from a
¿rancis Grisson, who wore yel­ dal table, lace covered and cen flash of driving hail, at five o'­ flown to Kodiak, making the trip HONORED AT HILT SUNDAY
motor trip to Provo, Utah, where
in
eight
hours.
Milton
was
home
clock,
just
as
most
of
the
parties
low taffeta gowns and lighted the tered by a beautiful four tiered
Mr and Mrs. Frank Graves, at they visited their son, Russell and
a week end leave here early
tapers ut the side of the altar. Bet­ wedding cuke, hipped with mm- were preparing to leave for the on
Hilt,
honored Mrs. Graves’ moth­ family, who accompanied them
in
June
.
ty Williams und Joy Turpin were lature bride and groom standing return trip to Ashland
er,
Mrs.
Elmer Niles, Mr. Niles, when they motored to the Grand
Tourists
agreed
with
the
man­
gowned in pink tuffetu frocks and under a heart shaped arch, and
Canyon.
F downing, minister of Hornbrook and Mr. and Mrs. E.
lighted tile aisle tapers. The can­ decorated with pale pink roses ager at the Lodge that it is still
The party, also visited Zion
the
First
Church
of
Christ
J
D
Vail, Ashland, at dinner, Sun­ Canyon
dle lighters, then took their places and blue filugree. The cake was a little early for weather condi­
and Bryce Canyon in
Thompson,
G.
W.
Evans,
Elton
tions
to
be
at
their
best
and
many
day.
on opposite sides of the altar.
flanked by silver candlebras hold­
Utah. Dr. Borden, local well
Petri,
George
Hall,
Arden
Hall,
were
gratefully
gathered
around
Herbert Glover, who was his ing tall white tapers. The club
Mr. and Mrs. Niles and Mr. and known Rock Hound, failed to find
brothers best man, escorted the house was attractively decorated the huge fireplace in the Lodge Milton Renzema, and Manley
Leggett
attended
a
mens
meeting
Mrs.
Vail, jointly celebrated wed­ many interesting specimens of
where
a
cheery
fire
greeted
them,
bridegroom, Robert Glover to Ids with tall baskets of blue hydran
rock formations, but Mrs. Borden
ding
anniversaries.
Monday
night
at
the
Grants
Pass
after
their
short
hike
to
the
lake,
place at the altar. Other attend­ gea and white lilies.
did
find a marine shell in Grand
Christian
Church.
The
meeting
none
of
the
roads
being
open
for
Covers were laid for ten and
ants of bridegroom were Rich­
Mr. Levi MiJIunJ. Eugene, was longer trips
Canyon
indicated that the
was
called
for
the
purpose
of
or­
both couples received many beau­ area has that
ard Thompson and Gene Ward; master of ceremonies for the
been
submerged at one
ganizing
a
Ninety
and
Nine
Mrs. Hugh Rives and daughter,
tiful gifts.
and Phil Klingsheim, brother well planned program
with
time.
Brotherhood
for
Southern
Oregon
Anna
Rose,
Bates,
Idaho,
former­
of the bride.
All of the friends of the bride and groom
The Bordens journeyed to Pro­
ly of Ashland, are spending the and for establishing a Boy’s camp
bridegroom's
attendants wore furnishing the music.
Mrs. H. S. Ingle, recently pre­ vo via Reno and visited Mt. Las­
liv­ In Southern Oregon. Arden Hall
white tuxedos and white carna­
Miss Barbara Grunt sang "I’m summer in Ashland, and are Mrs.
sented Susanne Homes hall, at sen Park enroute.
tion buttonuires.
Ushers were Invited to a Supper” which had ing at 95 Dewey Street.
was
elected
secretary
of
the
new
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Southern Oregon college with two
Rives who has taught school in
Wayne Burton and Marvin Wil­
organization.
Mrs
Walter
Speece and daugh­
sets of drapes which were most
liams who wore dark suits und
Mrs. Jesse Hodgens of Beach gratefully accepted and appreci­ ter, Betty, left Tuesday morning
Rev
and
Mrs.
Klingsheim
Other
I
wh
S<’U
J
h“
?n
Oregon
co,le«e,
white carnation buttonuires.
by bus for South Dakota to visit
street left this week for a two ated.
They were followed by the
relatives for several weeks.
brides uttendants who were Mrs. followed and Mrs. Tryon gave an
Mrs c w Caidw.„ M
.
• L. W. Caldwell, Mrs. Irvin
Jurnes Rasmussen, gowned in u appropriate reading.
rp.
« ,
I
is and Mrs. Agnos Morrison
yellow taffeta and Gen Glover,
The gift table was in charge of Medford, visited friends in Ash’
sister of the bridegroom, gowned Miss
Sylvia Smith. After open- land Friday evening
in orchid chiffon.
All of the mg their many beautiful gifts the
Mrs. Richard N. White Richard
bride’s attendants carried new
evening
was
climaxed
by
the
Jr.,
and Dawn Rose, Cusick Wn
white testaments with gardenius bride throwing her bouquet. It I arrived
in Ashland m i
and tied with satin ribbons.
heF SiSter Evan p oln Mr White, who L employed
Mrs. Richard Hancock, Wash­ ¡S b te aU8ht
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u
~
at the Boulevard Market.
ougal, Washington, was matron of
Mrs. Mildred Coulter was in J Miss Phyllis Arbogact, Prospect
honor. She wore u pink taffeta
gown and carried a beribboned charge of the bridal table She I accompanied Mr. E Michael to
Bible, gardenias and bouvurdia. was assisted in serving by the Ashland Friday on business
John T. Rainville, Arlington
Young Jack Elder carried the candle hearers.
mmediately
following
the
re-
Oregon
arrived in Ashland Mon
rings for the double ring cere­
mony on a white satin and lace cep,ion, Mr. and Mrs. Glover left day, for a short vacation
Mr and Mrs. J. C Roach Los
pillow, followed by tiny Nancy on a wedding trip down the Cal-
thCOa8t.
.
tO
^
°S
Angeles>
An«t‘les.
are house guests of M?
Conrad in a floor length pink or­
,„ T !hEy Wl1 make their home | and Mrs. Fred Clark, at their
gandy frock, carrying a basket of at . 12425
Pacific Avenue.
home In Eagle Point. The Roachs |
rose petals which she scattered
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For
her
going away costume, accompanied the Clarks and Geo.
down the aisle.
Mrs. Glover chose a two-toned
She was followed by the bride navy blue and white suit, white Clark, Medford, to Ashland Fri­
money. For this reason we’re doing our best to equip our print­
gowned in a wedding dress of hat und accessries. She wore an day, to visit friends.
white satin and lace cut along orchid corsage.
Mrs. Lee Parker and daughter
ing department with time-saving facilities and machinery which
Sandra Lee, Orick, California, ac­
will produce only the best quality of printing efficiently.
companied Mrs. Parker’s mother,
Mrs. Edith Hancorne and her
CHURCH
a
daughter, Joyce Marie, Weitch-
pec, California, to Ashland, where |
they will vacation for a time.
Mr. and Mrs. Kby Crapper have i
returned to their home in Hood
i iver after being the house guests
of Mr. and Mrs. V. Bower for two I
weeks.
Next time you need printing,. bring us a sample
Mrs. Lottie Wright and daugh-1
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Glenn Matthews. Sermon, "Keep­ ter, Betty, Merced, California, are
—check the quality and economy of our work
spending a week’s vacation in |
717 Siskiyou Blvd.
ing the Unity of Spirit in the Ashland, having arrived Satur­
Evart P. Borden, Minister
Bond of Peace."
and you’ll be highly pleased with the result.
day.
Sunday School 9:30 a.m. Mar-
Junior
Church
11.00
a.m.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Cotte and I
Worle Fliniau, superintendent.
Christian Endeavor, 7:00 p.m.
children, of North Bend, Oregon,
* lasses for all ages. You are cor­
Evening Service, 8:00 p.m. Mu visited Mrs. Cotte’s mother, Mrs.
dially invited.
sic by the young peoples chorus Avis Clark, Saturday. Louis is |
Worship service 11 a.m. Ser
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wu«iU Guard
aria is and
sia is sta-
the Coast
mon: “The Canyon, You and directed by Doris Renzema. Ser-. with
mon
"The
Baptism
of
the
Holy
Boned
at
Charleston,
near
North
God.” (Sermon inspired by min­ Spirit and Christians Today.”
Bend
isters recent visit to the Grand
The Christian's Hour, KWIN at
Charles T. Smith left Friday by
Canyon).
9.00_a.m. Sunday.
| plane, for Toronto> CanaJ ; y
Special music, Giles Green, so­
Midweek Service, Wed. 7:00 p. visit his aged mother, whom he
loist.
m.
had not seen for several years.
The Seven-Seventeen club (the
Mr. and Mrs. E. Henneke, Ca-
men’s group) will meet at the THE METHODIST CHURCH
• I f you live in the Ashland trade area, we will serve you promptly
lusa, California, are vacationing
home of Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Rum
Robert Mcllvenna, minister
In
Ashland.
v
berg, 107 North 2nd Street, for a
and courteously.
9:00. Youth chorus rehearsal.
Mr. and Mrs. Orville Yancey
picnic dinner, Sunday afternoon
9:45. Sunday school. Bill Web­ motored to Crescent City Sunday.
and evening.
er, supt.
,
Mrs. Dorothy Wilson and daugh-
The Study Club and the Guild
6:15. Senior Youth Fellowship. tei, Betty, Sacramento, are spend­
will serve their annual picnic
11. Morning worship. •
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ing a six week’s vacation with
dinner Wednesday, June 29th at
Office Supplies
Wednesday 7:30. Choir rehear­ Mrs. Wilsons parents, Mr. and
6:30 p.m. at the church. The men sal.
Mrs. J. S. Seidel, Siskiyou Blvd
are to meet prior to the dinner
Friday all day. Meeting of W
Mrs. Charles Jessel, daughter,
to do some work on the unpaint­
C. S.
Mary
and Miss Evelyn Miller
ed part of the church building.
have
returned
from Portland
They will be guests of the ladie.4 First Church of Christ, Sciontist
where they visited friends and
for dinner.
Pioneer Avenue, South
relatives.
New members will be received
Sunday morning service at 11
Mrs. J. C. Boyle and daughter,
into the church Sunday morning, o’clock.
Yrrah
Lee, Menlo Park, Califor-
July 3rd.
Subject: Christian Science.
Golden Text: Isaiah 55:1. Ho,
Wednesday evening meeting,
38 East Main
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST everyone that thirsteth, come ye
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Bible School, 9:45 a.m.
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