TWO MEDFORD (OREGON)
Miss Helen Novak,
Dr. Richard Stuart
Wedded in Florida
Of Interest here ia new of the
wedding April 24 of Miss Helen
Novak and Dr. Richard Norwood
Stuart at Tampa, Fla. The bride
groom's parents are Mr. and
Mrs. Gilbert Stuart of Danville,
Calif., former Medford residents.
The bride was born in Belgrade,
Yugoslavia and came to this
country about a year ago.
The wedding was performed
at 4 o'clock in the afternoon In
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Jacobs, at Tampa, and the bride
was given in marriage by Mr.
Jacobs. Mr. and Mrs. Jacobs also
were attendants for the couple.
The Rev. M. M. Meredith of the
Hyde Park Methodist church,
Tampa, performed the service.
Mrs. Meredith furnished the
wedding music.
For her wedding the bride
wore a dressmaker suit of gray
blue faille and her hat was
blush pink. Her accessories
were gray-blue and she carried a
white Bible topped with a
shower of white orchids.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacobs were
hosts at a reception following
the ceremony.
The couple made a wedding
trip which took them back to
Bloomington, Ind., where both
are associated with the Univer
sity of Indiana.
After June the couple will be
located at Berkeley, Calif., where
Dr. Stuart is working on scien
tific research for the govern
ment. The bride received her ele
mentary education abroad and
was graduated from the Univer
sity of Vienna. She has been
making her home with Mr. and
Mrs. Jacobs and was graduated
last year cum laude from Florida
Southern college. She now is
working toward her master's de
gree at the University of Indi
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Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert 8. Tumy are shown
during in recaption which followed their wed
ding, held May 17 at Si. Paul's Episcopal
church In Burllngame, Calif. The bride li the
former Page Leard. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Shower Party Given
For Patricia Barnum;
Three Are Hostesses
Miss Patricia Barnum, bride
elect of Rush Jamison, was hon
ored at a bridal shower given
last Saturday evening at the
home of Mrs. Ted Littlefield,
Phoenix. Hostesses were Mrs.
Littlefield, Mrs. Luther Vorheis
and Mrs. Carl Shepherd. About
30 guests attended.
Miss Barnum was presented a
shower of miscellaneous gifts for
her new home. Garden flowers
decorated the Littlefield home
for the event.
The Jamison -Barnum rites
will be an event of mid-summer.
The brlrie-to-be is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Berthold Barn
um, South Pacific highway.
The Pythian sisters initiated
three candidates at a meeting
Tuesday. Entertainment was pro
vided by Patricia and Maxlne
Hawks, Roger Littlefield and
Bill McKlnley.
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Sunday, May J 8, 1931
Miss Lenherr Wed
To Leslie Morton
In Rites Tuesday
Miss Betty Lenherr and Leslie
H. Morton were wed Tuesday,
May 20 in an early evening cere
mony held in the home of the
bridegroom's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Morton, 910 Stevens
street. The Rev. Harold Casper
of the Assembly of God church
officiated. The bride Is a daugh
ter of Mrs. Marjorie Pierce, 212
Elm street.
After the ceremony a buffet
supper was served.
Guests at the wedding and
supper Included the bride's moth
re and bridegroom's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Dallas Redding, Mr.
and Mrs. John Winecoop, Mrs.
Frank Dufek and the Rev. Mr.
Casper.
The bride attended Medford
schools. The bridegroom is a vet
eran of four years in the Navy
and served two years In Korea
and Japan and a year at Pearl
Harbor. He recently was dis
charged from the service. He Is
employed at the Star Paint shop.
The couple will live at B06
West Main street.
Major and Family
Visit in Medford
Major and Mrs. Raymond Ross
and three children, Skippy, Dan
ny and Wendy, are in Medford
to visit Mrs. Ross's parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Olsen, 40 Berke
ley way. Mrs. Ross Is the former
Dorothea Olsen.
The Rosses are living at
Clarksville, Tenn., while the ma
jor is stationed at Camp Camp
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Is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Tumy, 705 Park
street, Medford. The newlyweds are spending
a honeymoon in Santa Barbara, and after
June 1 will be at home in Medford. (du Charme
studio)
Frank J. Leard. San Francisco, and Mr. Tumy
Brde-To-Be Honored
At Wedding Shower;
Ceremony Set June 7
Miss JoAnn Larson, whose
marriage to Floyd Hart Jr., will
be an event of June 7 at the St.
Mark's Episcopal church, was
guest of honor at a linen shower
May 14. Mrs. James Keeble, sis
ter of the bridegroom-elect was
hostess for the event at Pine
haven, home of Iho senior Floyd
Hurts at Central Point.
About .13 persons attended the
party and the hostess served des
sert. The refreshment table was
centered with a tiered arrange
ment of gardenias with silver
done by Mrs. Frank Farrell.
Miss Larson is a daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Agnar Larson, 2234
Aloha avenue.
To Give Shower
For Newlyweds
The auxiliary to Crater Lake
post, Veterans of Foreign Wars,
will hold a wedding shower for
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Huber May
27 at 8 p.m. at the VFW hall, 42
North Front street. Mrs. Huber,
the former Kntherine Trude, is a
member of the auxiliary.
All members of the post and
auxiliary are cordially invited
to attend, it is stated.
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Church Rites Wed
Miss Page Leard
To Gilbert Tumy
An event of Saturday, May
17, was the wedding of Miss
Page Leard, daughter of Mr.' and
Mrs. Frank J. Leard, San Fran
cisco, to Gilbert S. Tumy, ion
of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Tumy, 705
Park street. Medford. The rites
were read at four o'clock in the
afternoon at St. Paul's Episcopal
church, Burlingame, by the Rev.
Francis P. Foot.
Tha wedding was attended by
about 250 guests. The reception
which followed was in the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Brayton Wilbur,
Hillsborough.
The bride's wedding gown was
of white chantilly lace designed
with insets of nylon tulle extend
ing from waistline to floor, and
a train. Her veil of nylon tulle
was held in place with a circlet
of seed pearls and her bouquet
was fleur d'amour and stepan
otis. Miss Calista Farrell, Medford,
was maid-of-honor. Mrs. R. C.
Ashcom, sister of the bride
groom from Albuquerque, N.M.,
Miss Nancy Nason, San Diego,
Miss Mary Wilbur and Miss Sally
Proctor were bridesmaids. The
attendants all wore gowns of
white embroidered organdy and
pale blue taffeta designed ballerina-length
and with strapless
bodices. They were worn with
white crgan.dy redingotes fash
ioned with low rounded neck
lines. Miss Farrell's headdress
and bouquet were of pale blue
and white delphinium and the
bridesmaids flowers were blue
delphinium.
Mr. Leard gave his daughter
in marriage and Halbert S.
Deuel .Jr., Medford, served as
best man for Mr. Tumy. Ushers
were Don F. Bechter, Alan
Weir, formerly of Medford and
now of San Francisco, David
Spencer Brown and Bill Wall,
Medford.
For her daughter's wedding
Mrs. Leard wore a royal blue
lace and taffeta afternoon dress
with matching hat trimmed with
small white flowers. Her corsage
was of white orchids. The bride
groom's mother wore a beige
chiffon and lace afternoon dress
with matching tulle hat and her
flowers were dusty rose orchids.
The newlyweds are spending
a honeymoon in Santa Barbara,
Calif., and will be at home after
June 1 at the GeBauer apart
ments here. Both attended the
University of Oregon where the
bride was a member of Kappa
Kappa Gamma and the bride
groom of Sigma Chi. Mr. Tumy
is now associated with his father
in the insurance business.
The bridegroom's parents and
his sister, Mrs. Ashcom, returned
to Medford early last week after
attending the wedding, and Mrs.
Ashcom expects to remain here
with her parents for the month
of June. Also attending the
wedding from Medford were
Mrs. Halbert S. Deuel Jr., Mrs.
H. S. Deuel and Mr. and Mrs.
Martin Luther.
University Student
Heads Honor Group
Raoul Maddox, student at the
University of Oregon, has been
named president of Psi chapter
and a national councilman of Phi
Mu Alpha, men's music honor
society. ,
As president of the chapter the
young man will attend the na
tional convention in Cincinnati,
O., July 10-13. Young Maddox
is also a member of Sigma Phi
Epsilon, national social fratern
ity. He is a son of Mr. and Mrs.
George Maddox. 3251 Lone Pine
road.
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every year especially
for June's special
persons: the June bom,
the June-wed, the
June-graduated.
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Ethelyn M. Kemp
To Become Bride
Of Dow Cravens .
An event of today at noon
will be the wedding of Mrs.
Ethelyn M. Kemp, Ross lane,
and Dow Cravens, Arbela, Mo.
The double ring ceremony will
be used and about 25 persons
will attend the ceremony to be
held In the home of Mrs. Kemp's
grandson, Clarence L. Smith and
Mrs. Smith, 813 Grant street.
The Rev. Don H. Byers of Cen
tral Avenue Church of Christ,
will perform the rites.
Mrs. Smith will serve the
matron of honor and Mr. Smith
will act as best man. Irwin J.
Reid, Grants Pass, Mrs. Kemp's
son-in-law, will escort her to the
altar.
For her wedding Mrs. Kemp
chose a navy blue .sheer dress
with a navy lace yoke. Her el
bow length nylon gloves and
nylon hat trimmed with pink
roses are navy blue. Her flowers
will be pink roses.
Mrs. Smith's dress li of rose
pink crepe and lace and her ac
cessories are navy blue. Her
flowers also are to be pink roses.
The rites will take place in
front of the living room fireplace
banked with greenery.
Mrs. Kemp's daughter, Mrs.
Reid, Grants Pass, will furnish
the wedding music on the
Smith's electric organ. Vocal se
lections will be given by Mrs.
Gladys Combs.
Another daughter, Mrs. Imo
gene Smith, with whom Mrs.
Kemp has been making her
home, will assist with other
members of the family and
friends, at the reception to be
held at the same home following
the wedding.
Out-of-town guests at the wed
ding are Mr. and Mrs. Irwin J.
Reid, Grants Pass; Mr. and Mrs.
Radburn Robinson, Mr. and Mrs.
James Lindsey, Mr. and Mrs.
Hosea Brown; Mr. and Mrs.
James Loughridge and Mrs.
Combs, all of Wilderville, near
Grants Pass; and Mrs. Lor a
Sumpter, Yrcka. Calif.
The couple will leave here for
Sacramento, Calif., where they
will go to train to Arbela to live.
Mrs. Kemp has lived in the val
ley for 22 years.
Mr. Cravens is retired. For 28
years he was a director of re
creation for Methodist church
youth in the northeast district of
Missouri. He arrived here Mon
day evening for the wedding.
They will live in the home where
Mrs. Kemp lived as a young
woman, Arbela being her former
home.
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Doctor To Speak
For Nurses' Group
Dr. Reinhold Kanzler, presi
dent of Jackson County Medical
association, will speak on some
of the more common types of
pediatric surgery at the regular
meeting of the Jackson County
LPNA, Monday, May 26, at 7:30
p.m. at Community hospital.
A refresher course" for prac
tical nurses will also be further
discussed and plans made for
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