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Mr. and Mrs. Vinion Corydon McMichael Jr., were married
June 11 at the First Christian church, and will liva in Yreka, Cal.
Mrs. McMichael is the former Helen Lorraine Moffatt, daughter
, of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce W. Moffaii. 2178 Spring street, and the
bridegroom is the son of Mrs. L. D. Hall, placerville, Cal.
(Brainerd photo)
Jean Hart's
Diary
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enough In the evenings to
wash them out ... in the
morning they will be fluffy,
sweet and crisp as the day
you bought them.
And nylon nighties. Pretty
and feminine . . . they whisk
thru suds and dry like a
handkerchief. A blessing to
gals who have to spend a
few days in the hospital hav
ing babies and things
And now a new nylon girdle
that is the cutest little gad
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you could take it off and
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course.
And nylon summer dresses
in pretty colors and becom
ing styles. The designers
really are adding e little sex
to the coal and whatever that
goes to make nylon . . . and
they are sending us some
honeys. Nope, when you
wear nylon . . . it's not the
upkeep . . . It's the original
cost . . . and It's worth It.
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Phone 2-8992
Pleyer-Jaquith
Rites of Interest
To Valley Friends
Of interest here is news of the
wedding of Miss Arlene Jaquith,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. M.
Jaquith, Phoenix, Ariz., and
Everette Pleyer, son of Mr. and
Mrs. James F. Pleyer, route 2,
box 276, Medford. The wedding
took place May 27, at 8 p.m. in
me uretnren church in Upland
Lai.
Dr. C. P. Haggard, president
of Pacific Bible college, read the
service, and the bride was given
in marriage by her father.
Mrs. Carl Hess furnished the
wedding music. Vocal selections
were given and a poem was
read.
For her wedding, the bride
wore a princess styled slipper
satin gown with bertha collar
and yoke of French lace. It was
fashioned with a train. Her
long veil was held in place by
a dutch bonnet edged with seed
pearls.
For her flowers she carried a
purple-throated white orchid on
a white Bible.
Mrs. Floyd Crain, as matron
of honor, wore a rose taffeta
gown of the same design as that
worn by the bride. Mrs. Crain's
bouquet was of aquamarine
carnations. Miss Eleanor Pleyer,
sister of the bridegroom, and
Miss Lesta Clark were brides
maids. They also wore gowns
fashioned after the bridal gown
Miss Pleyer's was yellow, and
she carried lavender carnations.
Mrs. Clark's gown was aqua'
marine and she carried rose col
ored carnations.
Raymond Moore of California
acted as best man. Wade Parker
and Robert Lull. Medford. broth
er-in-law of the bridegroom,
were ushers.
As the couple -recited their
wedding vows, a recording was
made on a tape recording. Can
dles were lighted by the bride's
nieces, Clairece, Joyce and Di-
anne Crain. Their dresses were
of apple green taffeta styled the
same as the bride s gown.
Evelyn Pleyer, sister of the
bridegroom, was flower girl,
She wore a white marquisette
dress and carried a basket of
white flowers.
Present for the wedding were
the parents and all brothers and
1 sistTs of both the bride and
Dnaegroom.
For her daughter's wedding,
Mrs. Jaquith wore a black print
dress with orchid corsage. Mrs,
Pleyer, the bridegroom's mother,
wore a navy blue dress with an
orchid corsage.
About 300 persons attended
the wedding and reception held
in the patio of Upland college.
Assisting at the reception were
the bride's nieces.
White gladioli, palms, candles
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plete selections c ' beautiful home merchan
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We can begin and complete your selection of
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Our imported Culli gold stemware alone will
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We can fill your needs in dinnerware either for
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We are the exclusive agents for Dirilyte, the
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We will gladly add your name to our Brides
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pleasure by selecting gifts of your choice.
Miss Helen Moffatt 1
Becomes Bride of
Vinton McMichael
Among the many weddings
held last week-end was that of
Miss Helen Lorraine Moffat,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce
W.' Moffat, 2178 Spring street,
to Vinton Corydon McMichael
Jr., son of Mrs. L. D. Hale,
Placerville. Cal. The rites took
place Sunday, June 11, at the
First Christian church with the
Rev. Holly Roy Jarvis officiat
ing and Mr. Moffat giving his
daughter in marriage.
The bride's gown was of white
organdy over taffeta and her
veil was of nylon net. She car
ried a nosegay of pink roses,
Esther Reed daisies and dutch
iris. Miss Shirley Lanette Mof
fatt was her sister's maid-of-honor.
She wore a country maid
style frock of peach colored or
gandy over white taffeta and
carried a nosegay of daisies, lav
ender sweet peas and pink
roses.
Miss Patricia F. Cook of Port
land was bridesmaid. Her dress
of pale green organdy over white
taffeta matched that worn by
the maid-of-honor and she also
carried daisies, sweet peas and
roses.
Gordon Thomas Scott of
Yreka, Cal., was best man for
the bridegroom and ushers were
Raymond Clair Penny and Or
val Ekstrom, both of Yreka.
Mrs. Ernest Conrad provided
the wedding music.
A reception for 75 guests fol
lowed in the church parlor. Cut
ting the wedding cake and pour
ing were Mrs. Gene Tedrick,
Mrs. Lewis Bish, Mrs. Ivan
Wolfe, Mrs. Clarence Tedrick
and Mrs. Oval McClanahan.
Bouquets of garden flowers
decorated the parlor.
For her daughter's wedding
Mrs. Moffatt wore a gown of
royal blue chiffon with a bou
quet of pink moss roses and lav
ender sweet peas.
The newlyweds traveled along
the California coast for their
wedding trip and are at home at
300 Third street, apartment 4, in
Yreka.
Among the wedding guests
were Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Shirley
and Mrs. Lillian Moffatt, grand
parents of the bride, Mrs. Flora
Shirley, a great aunt and Mrs
Don Greaves and daughter, cou
sins, Mr. and Mrs. Perry Lawr
ence, uncle and aunt of the bride
from Stockton. Cal., Mrs. Irene
Willenbrmk, Moreen Williams,
Shirley Temple, Mrs. Otto Bur-
meister, Mr. and Mrs. Chester
Barnett and daughters, Lois and
Charlotte, and Muss Zita Calkins,
all of Yreka; Walter F. Heller
Jr., Irene Gargaware of Ashland.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Cook of Port
land and William Lee Russey.
The bride attended Southern
Oregon college after graduating
from Medford high school and
received her junior certificate
from the college this month. She
is a member of Sigma Epsilon
Pi. The bridegroom attended
school in Yreka and later was a
student at Southern Oregon col
lege where he studied science
and merchandising. He is now
employed by Frosty Food Locker
company of Yreka.
Musicale Given
At Bebb Studio
Monday Evening
An event of Monday night was
the June musicale in which
group of piano and voice pupils
were presented by Mrs. Roberta
Ward Bebb at her residence stu
dio.
With introductory program
notes by Mrs. Bebb, the compo
sitions by Brahms, Strauss,
Dvorak, Massenet. Debussy,
Grainger, Densmore, Firestone
and Malotte were interpreted by
Carolyn Shangle. D'Ann Beck.
Duane Sherwood, Nancy Hamil
ton, bugene Groves, Bill Hust,
Jane Bash, Katherine Gott,
Nancy Greaves. Anelda Lewis.
Pat Berry. Enid McKee, Sharon
Roberts, Ruth Lininger, Lloyd
Bishop, Donald Anstead and Lee
Mellish.
The 70 guests present were
most enthusiastic in their ap
plause, and comments later.
The pupils presented Mrs
Bebb with a large white orchid,
Miss Shangle and Miss Beck
with Mrs. Bebb, received the
guests. Refreshments were
served at the conclusion of the
program.
Mrs, Pat Grant
To Attend Wedding
Mrs. Pat Grant, 517 Spencer
avenue, left this morning for
Portland where she will attend
the wedding of her niece. Miss
Betty Deaver, to Donald F. Sid
dens. While in Portland she will
visit her sister, Mrs. Stan Jacob-
son and family.
The Deaver-Siddens wedding
is to take place Wednesday eve
ning in St. Michael and All An
gels' church, Portlard.
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Sunday, June II, 1980
Among the newlyweds are Mr. and Mrs. William D. Meeker,
married June 10 at First Methodist church. The bride is the former
Joanne Wray Harrison, daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Ray Harrison,
719 West Fourth slrees, and Mr. Meeker is a son of Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Meeker, Henley, Ore. The couple will live in Klamath Falls.
(Brainerd photo)
and candelabra furnished church
and reception decorations.
The newly wedded couple
made a wedding trip in South
ern California. They will live
in Kansas City, Mo.
The bride holds a bachelor of
arts degree from Upland college
and a bachelor of religious edu
cation degree from Pacific Bible
college. The bridegroom attend
ed Southern Oregon college and
holds a bachelor's degree in the
ology from Pacific Bible college.
Joanne Harrison,
William Meeker
Wedded in Chapel
The former Joanne Wray Har
rison is one of the many June
brides, her wedding to William
D. Meeker, having been solemn
ized in Wesley chapel of First
Methodist church June 10. The
bride's parents are Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Harrson, 719 West Fourth
street, and the bridegroom is a
son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Meeker,
Henley, Ore.
The Rev. Meredith A. Groves
read the 10:30 a.m. ceremony by
candlelight and Mr. Harrison
gave his daughter in marriage.
Mrs. Richard Harrison sang
"With This Ring I Thee Wed''
and Miss Myrna Hannaford was
accompanist.
For her wedding the bride
wore a white wool gabardine
suit with navy blue accessories
and her flowers were a white or
child with pink rosebuds.
Miss Hannaford was maid-of-honor
for the bride. She was
attired in a beige suit with
brown accessories and her flow
ers were yellow carnations.
Edward L. Young of Klamath
Falls served as best man for the
bridegroom.
A reception for about 30 rel
atives and close friends followed
in the church parlor. Cutting
the cake and pouring were Mrs,
M. D. Borough. Mrs. C. L. Fra-
ker. Mrs. A. L. EUingson and
Mrs. Richard Harrison.
Arrangements of delphinium
daisies and Deonies formed
floral background for the wed
ding party and also decorated
the church parlor.
Mr. Meeker and his bride trav
eled north for their honeymoon
and will live in Klamath Falls.
The bride was a member of the
1950 graduating class of Med
ford high school.
Here for the ceremony were
the bridegroom s parents, his
sister, Nora, a brother Dick
Meeker and a cousin, David
Meeker, all of Henley: H. A
Harrison of Roseburg and Mrs.
A. L. Ellington of Eugene.
College Club Members
Meet at Taylor Home;
Scholarship Announced
Mrs. G. O. Taylor, 1334 Redd
avenue, was hostess to the Co.
lege Women's club of the Rogue
River Valley at the group's last
meetine for the season, June 10.
Sam Taylor of the Elk Lumber
company gave an informative
talk on "Reforestation," supple
mented with colored pictures.
The club s annual scholarship
of $100 was awarded Miss Car-
ma Ferguson, a member ol me
1950 graduating class or uoia
Hill hiEh school. Miss Fergu
son is a daughter of Mr, and
Mrs. Donald Ferguson.
Mrs. G. O. Taylor presided at
the business session of the ciud.
Mrs. Arthur Peters, retiring
president of the club, was Ore
gon's representative to the Na
tional Federation of Women's
clubs in Boston, Mass., June 10.
Mrs. James Campbell, social
chairman, assisted by Mrs. J. R
Smith, Mrs. Oliver Obenchain,
Mrs. William McKemie. Mrs. R
H. Paxon and Mrs. J. Scott
Heatherington. served refresh
ments. .
Mrs. Ben Schmidt and Mrs.
Heatherington poured at the at
tractively appointed tea table
centered with spring flowers.
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To Picnic
Crater Lake Chapter, Daugh
ters of the American Revolu
tion, will hold Its annual picnic
Saturday. June 24, at 1:00 p.m.,
at the home of Mrs. T. J. Gil
ford, 425 South Oakdale ave
nue. Assisting the hostess will
be Mesdames E. Ronald Rice, E.
M. Wilson and D. O. Hood.
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Miss Sally Moffitt
To Attend Session
Of Hawaiian School
Miss Sally Moffitt of Kings'
highway will leave this week to
attend summer school at the
University of Hawaii. Miss Mof
fitt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Clyde B. Moffitt. will make the
trip with a group of fellow stu
dents from Willamette univer
sity, and they will travel by
Pan-American clipper from San
Francisco.
There will be special activity
planned in Hawaii for the Wil
lamette university group be
cause Miss Lellulu Kealoha,
whose home is at Hilo, is also
a student at Willamette. Miss
Kealoha's father is Mayor
James Kealoha of Hilo and the
Kealoha family has arranged
special entertainment for the
visiting Willamette students.
The group plans to visit the
Parker ranch, the craters of Kil
auea and Halemauman, the tree
fern forest, the black sand
beach, Kona coast coffee plan
tations, the Hulikee palace and
other places of interest, as well
as attending summer classes at
the University of Hawaii.
Plan Breakfast
Oak Grove Neighborhood club
will hold the annual breakfast
Tuesday, June 20 at 10 a. m. at
the home of Mrs. V. T. Wilson,
Janney lane.
The breakfast will be served
in the yard if the weather per
mits. Those attending are asked
to take table service.
Eightieth Birthday
Celebrated at Party
Mrs. Harry Barneburg, 1297
Sunset avenue, entertained
Thursday afternoon ho n o r i n g
Mrs. Ida Jane Clarke, 136 South
Oakdale avenue. The affair was
held in observance of Mrs.
Clarke's 80th birthday. She is an
aunt of Mr. Barneburg.
Mrs. Maude Holmes poured,
assisted by Mrs. Marie Rehling
and Mrs. Hans Rammin. The
honored guest received many
gifts, flowers and telegrams.
Others attending were Mrs.
Mamie Riddle, former Medford
resident now visiting in the val
ley; Mrs. Sidney Smith, Mrs. Al
Llttrell, Mrs. Margaret Henry,
Mrs. H. L. Mooney and Mrs.
Mollie Keene, sister of Mrs.
Clarke.
Visiting Here
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Altobello
of Chicago, arrived by train the
first of the week to visit about
a month here with their son and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Anthony Manno, and family, 646
South Holly street.
Miss Marilyn Nickle
Honor Guest at Party;
Announce Wedding Day
Miss Marilyn Nickle, bride
elect of Richard Henselman, wai
honored guest at a miscellane
ous shower given Thursday,
June 8, in the home of Mrs. Rus
sell Roscborough, 718 West Main
street. Mrs. Richard Riggs wai
hostess.
The affair was in the form of
a surprise to Miss Nickle.
Games were played and gifts
were opened, followed by des
sert. Those attending were Mn.
Scott Davis, mother of the hon
ored guest; Mrs. Verna Elliott,
Mrs. Jack Ellison, Miss Carol
Meyers, Miss Nancy Hazelton,
Miss Janny Lou Houghton, Mrs.
Don Bohnert, Mrs. Roseborough,
Mrs. Riggs, the honored guest.
Miss Nickle s fiance is a son of
Mrs. Mark Goldy. Their wedding
is set for July 9 in the Presby
terian church.
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