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SIX MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL THIBUNE Society ' A-a Among the newlyweds arc , , . f-Sf ! fell" "; J KMs6" "4..- i . i ' To3 J., AYS. f jr.. married April n in the nru presByienan church of Medford. The bride ia the former Betty L. Conley. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Conley, 1270 Orchard Home drive, and the bridesgroom it a ton ox Mr. and Mr, weiley A. McKenzie ot Eagle Point. (Shangle photo). Miss Betty Conley JVed To IVeslcy A. McKcnzie Miss Betty L. Conley became the bride of Wesley A. McKenzie Jr., at a ceremony held Saturday, April 22 at 8 p.m. in the First Presbyterian church. About 12S guests were present for the ceremony and reception.' The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Conley, 1270 Orchard Home drive, and the bridegroom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Wesley A. McKenzie Sr., Eagle Point. For the service, read by the Rev. Holly Roy Jarvis, the bride wore a gown of satin, lace-trimmed, and her finger-tip veil fell from a tiara of seed pearls and rhlnestones. She carried while and purple orchids encircled with white stephanotls. Mr. Con- BELL'S With Mother's Day so near, we fee! very for tunate In having many brand new gift items siire to please tne most discriminating mother. Just unpacked this week Exquisite Dresden type figurines, with lovely expressive faces and slender tapering hands. Their costumes are con fections of laces and ribbons, perfect to the minutest detail. Figurines In the mod ern manner too, includ ing a graceful Chinese pair by Yona. Table lamps In styles to harmonize with any decora tlve theme whether it be modern, traditional o r ranch house. Tole serving trays, charmingly hand paint ed, are outstanding val ues at $1.95 each. And dozens of other new things we haven't room to mention. Bell's Homewares 44 South Central SLfl What's ty T 3 New Harmony Way School of Music Specializing in Piano Instruction Including Keyboard Harmony Rhythm Drills Note Reading Ngte Writing Technic Interpretution Development of Proper Study Habits A Thorouqh Foundation for the Student Who Wishes To Play with East Central Point Medford Gold Hill 124 Oak St, by Appointment 275 4th Ave. For Information Telephone Gold Hill 251 and Clubs It, I - ? w i Mr. and Mri. Wesley A. McKemie ley gave his daughter in murriage. Mrs. Kershaw Miller, sister of the bride, was matron-of-honor. Her gown was of aquamarine colored satin and she carried a colonial bouquet of white iris and pastel colored sweetpcas. Bridesmaids were Miss Vera Conley and Miss MitUic McKen zie. Their gowns were of pink satin and they carried colonial bouquets of blue iris and pastel sweet peas. Their headdresses were also of sweetpcas. Flower girl was little Dionna Meyers, niece of the bridegroom, and Jimmy McKenzie was ring bearer. Dianna wore a frock of yellow satin and carried a col onial bouquet of yellow iris and white sweet peas with white sweet pea headdress. Allen Conley and Gerald Mc Kenzie lighted the candles. The bride's mother wore an orchid colored dress with cor sage of lavender orchids, and the bridegroom's mother wore a tan suit with orchid corsage. Mark McKenzie was best man for his brother and ushers were Kershaw Miller and John Free man, the latter of Tiller. Menno Bachmnnn was soloist, with Mrs. Henry Hucncrgnrdl accompany ing. The reception was in the church parlor. Mrs. Frank Mey ers cut the wedding cuke, assist ed by Mrs. Don Miller, and Miss Stinson poured. Bnskets of appie blossoms, bridal wreath anil Japanese quince formed a floral setting for the wedding party in the church and (or the reception the bride's table was centered with an arrangement of pastel daisies and tulips. Mr. McKenzie and his bride traveled to Heno and Salt Lake City for their wedding trip and will live In Medford In the Lydia apartments. Doth are graduates o( Medfnrd senior high school. Mrs. McKenzie is denial assist ant for Dr. B. Thompson and ! Mr. McKenzie is with Cooksey motors. , Here for the wedding were Mrs. Ruth Tavis. aunt of tile bride. Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Cor nelius nod Miss Gladys War-, nccke, all of Spokane. ; Plan Meeting The Veterans o( Foreign Wars Auxiliary, Department "f Ore gon, will give a May pole wind ing and dance at Camp White Monday evening, May 1. All organizations are Invited to attend. Women are asked to wear (lowered spring dresses. Sunday, April 30. 19S0 Many Parties Given For Mrs. Grant Todd; Couple To Leave City Mrs. Grant Todd, who is leav ing Medford to make her home in Reedsport, Ore., was Tion orcd at a number ot farewell parties last week. Mrs. Todd was honored Tues day afternoon at a party and handkerchief shower given by Mrs. Wallace Brill at her home on Lozier lane. Twenty-eight members of Adarel Social club, to which Mrs. Todd belongs, were guests. Thursday afternoon Mrs. Frank Rout was hostess for a party at her home. 601 Park Place No. 5, which honored Mrs. Todd. Dessert was served from a table centered with spring flowers, and Mrs. Todd was pre sented a gift from the 12 guests. All the guests are members of Adarel Past Matrons' club. Mrs. W. L. Greenleaf was hostess Friday afternoon for a luncheon and card party in Mrs. Todd's honor. The guests were served luncheon at Omar's near Ashland, and then returned to Mrs. Greenleaf's home. 103 South Holly street, for canasta. Guests were Mrs. Tom Young, Mrs. Susan Campbell, Mrs. George Jackson, Mrs. Minnie Ball and Mrs. Todd. Thursday night Mr. and Mrs. Milton Winn entertained at a dinner for the Todds, the event being at their home, 1004 East Jackson street. In Reedsport Mr. Todd will take over a marine distributing station for Standard OH com' pany, and will also operate a small store which handles nsn ing and boating supplies and equipment. He has been main tenance superintendent for this district for Standard Oil for the past 16 years. The Todds are well known In the city's fraternal circles. Mrs. Todd is a past matron of Adarel chapter, OES, Jacksonville, and Mr. Todd is a member of the grand budget committee of East ern Star for Oregon and Is also president of the newly organized Southern Oregon Association of Eastern Star. Miss Deborah Tremblay To Leave City Monday; Farewell Parties Given Various groups of the First Presbyterian church have enter tained through the week honor ing Miss Deborah Tremblay who has served as director of young people in Christian education in the church for the past five years. Miss Tremblay will leave Monday for San Jose, Cal., where she will take up duties there in directing Christian ed ucation throughout the church groups as well as do youth work. For the first three yeari here, Miss Tremblay served as sec retary and director of the youth education work combined. She came here from Minnesota where she had done similar They also presented Miss Trenv held in her honor. Tuesday evening Sunday school teachers of the church en tertained at a surprise farewell party for Miss Tremblay, fol lowing their regular meeting in the church. They presented her with a gift. The young people of the church entertained at a dinner and handkerchief shower in the church Thursday in her honor, ahoy also presented Miss Trem blay with a piece of luggage. This evening following church services an informal gathering in the church parlors will be held in nor nonor. Hollywood. Apr. 29 (U.R) Frank Sinatra has received his release from Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer in a "friendly parting the flower fragrances of romance RED ROSE and MUGUET :- fflfffffii '7 lmogin-nol juil 'Icol frogronctl of romance, Rd Ron and Mvgutl so iwtsily packaged, all for luch a tiny price. Wear theie fomovt Bouqvtli by lentheric tor tentimtnlal rtoioni True echoei ol the appealing llowtrs Ihemielvei. Ute Bouquet lenlhetic lavishly, lovingly. The flower-frethneu lingers with en emoimg pertiiltnct. -pkim Wainscott's Pharmacy 400 EAST MAIN Hillsboro Girl Wed To Leigh Duane Eden In Church Service From Hillsboro, Ore., comes news of the wedding of Miss Barbara Jean Twiford, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. John Ber nard Twiford of that city, to Leigh Duane Eden, son of Mr. and Mrs. Orville Albert Eden of 211 Genessee street, Medford. The rites were read Saturday, April 22 at high noon at All Saints' Episcopal church in Hills- hnrn ku the. Umi Stain Whil. side, and Mr. Twiford gave his aaugnier in marriage. Mrs. Ardith Miller was organ ist. The bride's gown was of white i..ni.j...i.H nrcunriv fashioned with a very full skirt, and a seed -1 kln holA hor not veil She carried a bouquet of orchids and valley lilies. Miss sniriey inur man of Boise, Ida., was brides- Htairl Gha wnra vpHnw marnui- sette'with full skirt and earned a bouquet of shattered yeiiow arratinnm and nale BDriCOt colored transvaal daisies. For the wedding the bride s v. - ii.i.rn i Kii0A rrene at- iiiuuic, " - n r- - ..,,, fmftr uith mrsflee OI pale pink dwarf lilies, ine Driae groom's mother wore a suit of pale blue sharkskin and her cor sage was of shattered yellow carnations. , . T-,..,.ln. Cm.ll EMun nf Vnkima served as best man for his brother. . . . j The reception which followed il chnlU home of the bride's parents. Assisting were Mrs. Mllion 11. Junes, " - liam A. Prier, Mrs. L. W. Guild, Mrs. Thomas Lusk, Mrs. L. A. Montgomery. Church and recep tion decorations were of pink peach blossoms, white bridal wreath, white daffodils and white tulips. One hundred guests attended the wedding and reception. Mr. Eden and his bride will 11... I- Dflptlanrl fnllnuinff 11 Wed ding trip to Seattle. The bride attended the university ui vji- ..-i .ha vn n member of Alpha Chi Omega, and the bridegroom also attended the university, his fraternity being Sigma Phi Epsilon. Mr. and airs, taen uom wc. . i t : 1 1 tw tha wpdriinff. and other guests from Medford were Mr. ana ftirs. nuianu bard. Also present for the wed-Mr- inH Mrs Georee U1IIS wee - Schwarz and Miss Joanne Schwarz, Salem; Mr. ana inrs. Douglas Eden of Yakima, James cn nr Fiiopnp and Dr. Mabel Hardenbrook of Oregon City. All-Day Institute To Be Held Thursday By WCTU in Prospect ProsDect Nazarene church will be the scene of the Bi-county Women's Christian Temperance Union institute Thursday. May 4. Those wishing to attend are asked to meet at the Medford First Presbyterian church for transportation. The Rev. Don Byers will give the day's address. An interesting orogram has been planned and will Include special music. Luncheon will be served at noon In the church. In charge of the program for the day are Mrs. Sherman L. Divine, president; Mrs. Marion Bean, vice-president. Reports will also be given by directors of the group. ( Arrive Caot. and Mrs. Charles O. Welch and sons, Michael and Richard, have arrived from Dav enport, la., to visit Mrs. Welch's larents, Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Gold smith. Ross lane. Captain Welch Is to leave soon for an assignment In Yokohama. Japan. Mrs. Welch and their sons will remain to spend several months with the Goldsmiths. They expect to Join Captain Welch In Japan at a future date. tptciolly packaged $100 end prktd at X one but Iht two time honored PHONE 2-6440 fniMmrri III II I Ik II Rnr-J. : m.,m II i' il' Ixt&Hk ill sill u il 1ljiJ Shown following their wedding April 22 in All Saints' Episco pal church. Hillsboro, are Mr. and Mrs. Leigh Duane Eden. The bride is the former Barbara Jean Twiford, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Bernard Twiford of Hilliboro. and Mr. Eden Is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Orville Albert Eden of 211 Genessee street. John Brewer To Sing In Annual Festival Of Portland College Portland Among student musicians to perform in the an nual spring festival of music to be sponsored May 1 by the music department of Lewis and Clark college at the Portland civic audtorium will be John Brewer from Medford. The program will be given jointly by five vocal and instru mental organizations, the sym phonic band, the choir, the sym phony orchestra, the men's glee club and madrigal singers. Young Brewer will perform as second tenor in the quartet, sec ond tenor glee club and second tenor in the choir. He is also student director of the glee club. Each group will present indi dual numbers and for the finale all 200 musicians will appear in an ensemble arrangement of "A Festival Prelude" from Wagner's Die Meistersinger ' under direc tion of Dr. John Stark Evans, head of the music department. John Brewer is the son of Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Brewer, 307 Laur el street. He is a senior majoring in music and recently has beet named executive secretary oi Lewis and Clark College Alumni association. Lady Elks Lady Elks will meet Tuesday. May 2 at 2 p.m. in the Elks' temple. Hostesses for the afternoon will be Mrs. J. Duckett. Mrs. D. O. Frederick, Mrs. H. K. Hanna, Mrs. K. H. Robinson and Mrs. E. G. Randolph - On Tuesday, May 16 the local women will entertain Lady Elks from Ashland and Grants Pass. Criss Cross Curtains 1 1 iM-l Fibre Glass Nylon Rayon f Hanging Service Wakefield Drapery 2nd Floor Medford Furniture 6th & Bartlctt, Phone 2-6010 Canon and Auxiliary Visit Klamath Falls; Plan Meeting Friday A group of members of Canton Siskiyou and auxiliary, Patri archs Militant, motored to Klamath Falls Thursday night to meet with Crater canton. Col. E. W. Pease, chief -of -staff, was inspecting officer. Also attending were Mrs. Pease, a past state president of the Oregon Association of Ladies' auxiliaries of the Patri archs Militant, Mrs. O. S. Wal den, president of the Medford auxiliary; Mrs. Lewis Thompson, clerk of the Medford group; Captain W. H. Dyer, Major L. O. Howard, O. S. Walden, Mrs. A. H. Hansen. Mrs. Howard, Mrs. Dyer and Mrs. Minnie Bryant, all members of the local canton and auxiliary. Supper preceded the meetings, and - refreshments closed the evening. Siskiyou Canton will meet Friday, May 5 at the IOOF hall. A covered dish dinner at 6:30 p.m. will be followed by busi ness meetings arid initation. Centra Point Group Will Meet on Thursday Central Point Mrs. Henry Conger, Old Stage road, will be hostess to members of the Cen tral Point Garden club Thurs day May 4. at 10 a.m. All mem bers are asked to wear working clothes and take a sack lunch. Dessert and coffee will be furn ished by the hostesses. Attention is called to the change in time of meeting. Miss Marlene Morse Honored at Shower; Wedding Set May 6 Miss Marten6 Morse, bride elect of Joe Morris, was honor guest at a shower given April 23 in the parlor of St. Peters Lutheran church. The bride-to-be was presented many gifts. The gifts had been placed on a decorated table with a heart shaped center piece with minia ture bride and bridegroom figurines. Miss Morses mother, Mrs. Merville Morse, assisted with the gifts. , About 50 guests were present. Prizes were won by Mrs. A. Hueners, Mrs. Arthur Jahnke, Mrs. H. Young, Mrs. iH. Mere dith, Mrs. A. Adolphs, Mrs. A. Nellson and E. Gemaelich. Host esses were Miss Sally Tarns, Mrs. Rex Danner, Mrs. R. Holmes and Mrs. E. C. Tarns. Wedding date for the betroth ed couple will be May 6. The Rev. H. H. Young will officiate at the ceremony to be held in St. Peter's Lutheran church. Meeting Set Chapter CG, PEO, will meet Wednesday, May 3 at the home of Mrs. R. E. Pugh, 621 South Ivy street. Luncheon will be served at 1 p. m. There will be an exemplifica tion of the ritual, followed by a program on the topic, "Week end Trips" by Mrs. J. A. Grigs-by. 117 SO. CENTRAL (7 SAVE ON SPRING'S TOP STYLES fTmTiT.TrTrFi (V 14.98 toppers , Now $ 8 19.98 toppers Now $12 24.75 toppers Now $15 16.98 to 19.98 coats Now $10 24.75 coats ;.Now $15 29.98 coats ' ; Now $18 14.98 suits Now $ 8 24.75 suits Now $18 ' $35.00 suits Now $22.00 GIRLS' AND TEENS' COATS Girls' (7 to 14) coats, were 9.98 Now $5 SPRING Rayon Dresses SHARPLY REDUCED 50 ONLY 5.99 NOW Formerly Priced to 14.98 Junior. Misses' and Half Sim In This Group 25 Only Formerly Priced to 5.98 Pay lets now for these Rayoni In Prints or Solid Colon. Shop 'Till 9 p.m. on Wednesday Prospect Couple Married Sunday Prospect Miss Ruth Gover nor became the bride of Lester Smith in a ceremony held Sun day, April 23 in the Church of the Nazarene, Prospect. The ceremony was preformed by the Rev. Robert W. Gwinn. A reception followed In the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Barnie Governor. The newlyweds plan to live at Trail Creek. TELEPHONE 2-6241 1 35 Only now3.99 Formerly Priced to 9.98 Junior, Mitiss' and Half Sises in This Group 2.99
