Miss Mary Ann Brill
Honor Guest at Party;
Wedding Held Saturday
Shady Cove-Trail Mrs. Ran
ald Axtell, Trail, and Mrs. Ray
Briggs. .Shady Cove, were host
esses Monday for a bridal show
er which honored Miss Mary
Ann Brill. The party was given
at Folding Hills ranch, the Ax
tell home.
The marriage of Miss Brill,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Scott
Brill, Trail, to Robert Edminster
of Merced, Calif., was set for
Saturday evening at First Pres
byterian church, Medford.
The centerpiece decoration for
the table was a bride and bride
groom cake made by Mrs. Frank
Dolenshek, Trail, and a hand
made lace tablecloth was loan
ed for the occasion by Mrs. Carl
Richardson, Trail.
Games were played with prize
for high score being won by
Mrs. Walter Young, Eagle Point
Guests were Mesdames Scott
Brill, mother of the bride; Nor
man Smedes Jr., Ralph Rein
ning, Harold Barber, Frank Do
lenshek, J. H. Mallery, Lee Mer-
riman, Wilmer Ragsdale, Ralph
Watson, Dean Tate, Bob Cham
berlain, Wyles Berry, Allen
Rodgers all of Trail; Glenn Nel
son, Ashland; Wallace .Brill
James K. Hoey and James K
Hoey Jr., all of Medford, Tom
Shearin and Walter Young,
Eagle Point; George De Gregori
Castro Valley, Calif., sister of
the bride; and Carroll ""itson
Shady Cove.
Couple Returns
Mr. and Mrs. William Isaacs
have returned to Medford after
spending two weeks in Portland
visiting friends.
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Mr. and Mrs. Fred Darell Phillips are shown following their
wedding at First Baptist church June 23. The bride is the former
Miss June Maureen Darby, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Scott Darby.
1140 Sweet road, and Mr. Phillips' parents are Mr. and Mrs. J. A.
Phillips, 1597 South Peach street. (Brainerd photo).
First Baptist Church Scene
Of Phillips-Darby Ceremony
Miss June Maureen Darby became the bride of Fred Darell
Phillips in a double-ring candlelight ceremony performed by the
Rev. W. A. Dawes at First Baptist church June 29. Baskets of pink
and white stock, arranged with fern, decorated the church. Three
hundred guests attended.
Annua! Session
National Rotana
To Be Held Here
Rotana club, classified service
club for women in business and
the professions, will hold the
annual convention in Medford
next week-end. The sessions
open July 18 and will close
July 20, with headquarters at
the Jackson hotel.
Miss Helen McQuarrie, Boze
man, Mont., is national presi
dent of the organization. She
will arrive in Medford Thursday
to aid local officers with last
minute convention plans.
Saturday night a banquet will
be held in the Pioneer room of
the Jackson hotel, and the con
vention will close Sunday noon
with a party at Mon Desir inn
near Central Point.
Outdoor Meeting
Planned by Club
Mrs. Florence Lance will con
duct her first meeting as new
president of Medford Business
and Professional Women's club
when the group meets for a pic
nic in TouVelle park at 6 o'clock
LThursday, July 17.
Each member is asked to take
one special dish, bread and but
ter or sandwiches, if desired,
and table service for herself and
guest. Ice cream and coffee will
be provided by the club.
"The Ramparts We Build" is
to be this year's BPW club
theme, and Miss Dana Platz, pro
gram co-ordinator, has stated
that the program for the year
will be outlined at the August
meeting, after program chair
men are consulted.
Mrs. Wayne Barnhouse and
son, Danny, of Great Falls,
Mont., are in Medford as guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Landis,
1133 Dakota avenue, son-in-law
and daughter of Mrs. Barnhouse.
The afternoon wedding took
place on the 28th wedding anni
versary of the bridegroom's par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Phillips,
1597 South Peach street. The
bride's parents are Mr. and Mrs,
Scott Darby, 1140 Sweet road.
Given in marriage by her
father, the bride wore a gown of
white satin trimmed in lace and
fashioned with a train. Her veil
was finger-tip length, and she
carried a bouquet of light pink
gladiolus.
Miss Lois Zimmers, maid of
honor, wore a yellow gown
Miss Janet Coyle and Miss
Marie Pierce, bridesmaids, were
gowned in blue and pink. All
carried white daisies and pink
carnations.
Don Chapman acted as best
man lor the bridegroom, ana
ushers were Dick Phillips, Gor
don Conrad, Milton Hanson,
Forest Jackson, and Kenton Ad
ams. Susan Diane Fraley, niece
of the bride, was flower girl
She wore a dress of green
organdy and carried a basket of
rose petals. Candle lighters were
Miss Sharon Fraley and Miss
Loretta Darby.
Music for the ceremony was
furnished by J. Robert Cochran,
who sang. Accompanying him
was Mrs. Ted Graham, who also
played several organ selections.
About 200 guests were pres
ent at the reception which took
place at the church after the
wedding. Mrs. Dick Fraley cut
the cake and Miss Margaret Hu-
son and Miss Marie Laird served
punch. In charge of the guest
book was Mrs. Jack Phillips.
The couple are now living on
Oak Grove road after a wedding
trip to Gold Beach and other
points along the Oregon coast.
Both are graduates of Medford
High school, and the bridegroom
is employed by California-Ore
gon Power company.
Luncheon Announced
For Gleaners' Class
The Gleaners' class of First
Baptist church will have a pot-
luck luncheon at 12 noon
Wednesday, July 16, at the home
of Mrs. Ethel Van Cleaves.
Couple Celebrates
25th Anniversary;
Honored at Dinner
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Suther
land, 2381 Howard avenue, cele
brated their silver wedding an
niversary July 2.
Mrs. Sutherland's parents, Mr
and Mrs. A. C. Sutherland, hon
ored the couple at a dinner
given at their home. 1705 West
Main street. Other guests at the
dinner were Mr. and Mrs. H,
W. Welburn and son, Burle.
The honored couple were mar
ried in Medford July 2, 1927, by
the Rev. E. P. Lawrence, min
ister of First Presbyterian
church. The Rev. Mr. Lawrence
had also married the elder Suth
erlands, performing that cere
mony in Minot, S. D., in 1908
where the families of the couple
and the minister all lived at that
time.
Two Guests Honored
At Party Wednesday
Mrs. E. L. McGraw, 300 Stew
art, avenue, was hostess at a
shower given Wednesday, July
9, honoring Mrs. Keith Walker,
Medford and Mrs. Shirley Roy
Kelly, Central Point.
Gifts were presented to the
honored guests on a table deco
rated with storks and pale yel
low and green ribbon. Other
decorations for the shower were
also in pale yellow and green.
Refreshments were served by
Mrs. Roy Kelly and the hostess.
Attending the shower were
Mrs. Alice Hood, Mrs. Roy Kel
ly, Mrs. Melford Hood, Mrs. W.
R. Walker, Mrs. Richard Frost.
Mrs. Harry Dubbs, Miss Jac
queline Walker, Mrs. Lloyal Mc
Cay, Mrs. Kenneth Hood, Mrs.
Charles Culy, Miss Debra Kelly,
the guests of honor and the hostess.
The husbands of Mrs. Walker
and Mrs. Kelly are both serving
with the U. S. Navy and are
now stationed aboard ships in
Korean waters.
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Miss Rogers Wed
To Private Corder
In Church Rites
At First Methodist church
Thursday, July 3, Miss Peggy
Mae Rogers became the bride
of Pvt. John W. Corder, United
States Army. The evening cere
mony was read by the Rev
Hardwick Harshamn. '.
The bride is a daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lucero,
Central Point, and the bride
groom's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
John Corder, live in Parma,
Ida.
Given in marriage by her fa
ther, the bride wore a white net
and appliqued lace, ballerina
length gown. A seed pearl crown
held her short net veil, and her
flowers were red roses on a Bi
ble. The maid of honor, Miss Carol
Rector, wore a pale green ankle
length dress with a headband
of yellow and white flowers and
a nosegay to match. Bridesmaids
Miss Patty Perry and Miss Anise
Hobbs wore costumes similar to
that of the maid of honor, and
carried yellow and white nose
gays. George Arnold was best man
at the wedding, and ushers were
Norman Abbot, brother in law
of the bridegroom, Parma, Ida.,
and John Heberling and Peter
Thompson. Mrs. Charles R.
Adamson furnished organ mu
sic for the ceremony.
About 50 guests attended the
reception at the bride's home fol
lowing the wedding. The moth
er of the bride cut the cake and
Mrs. Mel Adams, Central Point,
poured. Mrs. Norman Abbott,
Parma, sister of the bridegroom,
attended the guest book.
Sunday. July 13. 195
-iEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE THREE
Cutting the first slice of wedding cake are Pvt. and Mrs. John
W. Corder. Before her marriage July 3 Mrs. Corder was Miss Peggy
Mae Rogers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lucero, Central Point
and Pvt. Corder's parents are Mr. and Mrs. John Corder, Parma.
Ida. (Shangle photo).
The bride is now at home in
Central Point after their wed
ding trip to Sacramento and San
Francisco. The bridegroom re-
will be stationed in Austria.
The bride attends Crater High
school, and the bridegroom went
to high school in Parma before
ported for duty in the Army and joining the Army,
Central Point Gardeners
Hold Luncheon Meeting
At Sutherland Home
Central Point Members of
the Central Point Garden club
enjoyed a picnic luncheon at the
home of Mrs. W. I. Sutherland
Wednesday, with Mrs. Clem
Ault, Mrs. Don Bohnert and
Mrs. Edward Jones assisting the
hostess. The table featured an
arrangement - of vegetables,
made by Mrs. James Cornutt.
Guests were Mrs. Glenn
Downing and Mrs. Jerry
Jerome.
Mrs. Bohnert reported on the
robin for the bird-of-the-month.
Announcements included the
lily parade at Brookings on
July 13. Prizes were received by
Mrs. Don Patterson and Mrs.
Lloyd Seymour while Mrs. Cor
nutt received the corsage of the
month. Names were drawn for
"plant pals."
MEDFORD
TRUTH CENTER
Will meet as usual
TUESDAY EVENINGS
8:00 at the Hotel Medford
Teaching
"The Infinite Way" by
Joel Goldsmith
Lessons in Truth Unity
KATHARINE GRAY
BOSWORTH
Phone Central Point 111
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