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Cutting their wedding cake an Mr. and Mrs. Jamas Richard
Wally. marriad ia a fall caxamonr September at First Mathodist
church. Bafoia tha wedding the brida was Janat Opal Hisa. daugh
tar of Mrs. Harold H. Hisa. 532 North Grapa street, and tha lata
Mr. Hisa, aad tha brldagroom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne R.
Welty. 237 Girard drive. Tha nawlrwads will lira la Corvallls
whara tha bridegroom Is attending Oragoa Slate collaga.
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Troop Plans for
Moonlight Ride
Ladies Mounted troop mem
bers planned a moonlight ride,
set for September IB, during a
meeting Tuesday evening at the
club house at the Jackson County
Mounted Sheriffs posse grounds.
The ride will start from the
Montana Emerson home in Grif
fin creek area and riders are to
meet at Griffin Creek grange
at 7:30 p.m. After the ride is
completed refreshments will be
served at the Emersons.
Mrs. L. M. Edmonds and Mrs.
Larry Flannery are members of
a committee to make plana for
a roundtable discussion on fu
ture meeting programs.
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In Pendleton
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Beck,
Old Stage road, are in Pendleton
to attend the annual roundup.
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County Council
To Hold Session
Mrs. John Carter, president of
Jackson County Council of Par
ent Teacher associations, an
nounces that the first meeting of
the season will be held at Bell
view school gymnasium, Ash
land, Wednesday, September 23,
from 10:15 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. The
Bellview unit will serve salad,
coffee and rolls at noon.
The morning session will con
sist of a business meeting, re
ports of committee chairmen and
workshops on membership, mag
azine and publicity. The program
for the afternoon meeting will be
announced later. .
Leaves
' Mrs. Maude Boswell, Culver
City, Calif., left Friday for her
home after two weeks here as
the guest of Mrs. J. R. Seiler,
1132 West Main street
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Welty-Hise Ceremony Held
At First Methodist Church
An early fall wadding Sun day, -September 6, married Miss
Janet Opal Hisa, daughter of Mrs. Harold H. Hise, 932 North
Grapa street, and tha late Mr. Hise,
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne R. Welty, 237
ceremony was performed at four
First Methodist Church with the
officiating. About 200 guests at
tended.
The church was decorated
with baskets of large white chry
santhemums and pom - pom
mums. The aisle baskets were of
pom-pom mums and white satin
ribbons. At either side of the
altar were candelabra with tap
ers of white and baskets of
mums.
Nuptial music was played by
Mrs. Jerry Sherman at the or
gan. William Wilson sang.
The bride, given In marriage
by her uncle, Roy V. Hise, was
attired In a gown fashioned of
white nylon net over taffeta. The
fitted bodice and the billowing
double-tiered , skirt were both
trimmed with a leaf embroidery.
Her fingertip veil was held in
place by a halo headdress of
pleated nylon trimmed with seed
pearls. She wore matching mitts
and carried a cascade bouquet
of white carnations and tiny
white rosebuds centered with a
white orchid.
The matron of honor, Mrs.
Raoul Maddox, Eugene, wore a
ballerina length frock in maize
net ' over taffeta of the same
color, styled to match that of the
bride. She wore matching halo
headdress and mitts and carried
a bouquet of dark. bronze pom
pom mums.
The other attendants were
Miss Renae Seger and Mrs. Rob
ert Rentchler, Medford, and Miss
Kathleen Paulson, Portland
They also wore matching gowns
of green net over maize taffeta
and green headdresses and mitts.
Their bouquets were varying
shades of yellow and bronze
mums.
William O. Walker of Medford
attended Mr. Welty as best man,
Seating the guests were Larry
Larson. Stockton, Calif., Steven
McCabe, and Robert Rentchler.
Diane Taylor, wearing a frock
of maize net over taffeta, was
flower girl, and ringbearer was
Vance Welty, brother of the
bridegroom. Candlelighters were
John Linton and Jeffery Heath-
erington.
The bride's mother chose a .suit
of pink and gray worn with a
pink feather cloche and puuc
gloves with black accessories,
Her corsage was of purple or
chids. The bridegroom's mother
was attired in a" charcoal grey
dress with light grey hat and
dark accessories. Her flowers
were purple orchids,
A reception in the church par
lor followed the wedding witn
about ISO friends and relatives
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to James Richard Welty, son of
Girard drive. The double-ring
o'clock in the afternoon at the
Rev. Hardwick W. Harshman
attending. Decorations war
baskets of yellow mums and
the table from which the cake
was served was decorated with
yellow carnations circling yellow
tapers. Pouring was Mrs. Fred
C. Stammen, and Mrs. Roy V.
Hise, aunt of the bride. Mrs,
William L. White, sister of the
bride, and Mrs. Jack Bailey cut
and served the cake. Mrs. Don
ald L. Harper, sister of the bride,
was in charge of the guest book.
Out-of-town guests were Brent
Cameron, Oregon City, Jim
Grimm, Roseburg, Milo Grubb,
Ashland, and Dan Horstkotte,
McCloud, Calif., all fraternity
brothers of the groom.
The newlyweds will live at
1416 A street, Apt 0, Corvallis,
where the bridegroom is attend
ing Oregon "State college. Both
were graduated from Medford
High school and attended OSC
where the bride is affiliated with
Delta Gamma sorority. Mr. Welty
is a member of Sigma Phi Epsi
lon, social fraternity and numer
ous scholastic and professional
honoraries including Tau Beta
Pi, Pi Tau Sigma, Pi Mu Alpha
and Scabbard and Blade.
Teacher Wed
In June Rites
Is Guest Here
Mrs. Carl D. W. Hays, the
former Lucille Hill, recently
spent several days in Medford.
Mrs. Hays, who taught Spanish
and Latin in Medford Junior
High school in recent years, was
married to Mr. Hays, June 26 at
Clovis, N.M.
wmie nere Mrs. Hays was
honored at a shower given by
Miss Annette Gray at her home,
808 Dakota avenue. A group of
the former teacher's friends were
invited to the party, held In the
afternoon, and she - was pre
sented gifts for her new home.
Also entertaining for Mrs,
Hays were Mrs. Roy Martin, the
former Lois Borland, and Mrs.
Lester Throckmorton. Both gave
dinners for the honored guest
Mrs. Hays was accompanied to
Medford by her sister. Miss Anna
May Hill of Tulare, Calif.
Mr. and Mrs. Hays are making
their home at Columbus, N. M.
Mrs. Hays is a daughter of Mrs.
Charles Hill of Grandfield. Okla
and is a graduate of the Univer
sity of Oklahoma. Mr. Hays is
the son of Mr. and Mrs. Perry M.
Hays, Dorset O. He is a gradu
ate of Ohio State university, Co
lumbus, where' he has just com
pleted residence requirements
for a master's degree. He is now
employed as immigrant inspec
tor in the Immigration and Nat
uralization Service of the United
States Department of Justice.
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Club To Honor
Women Teachers
Teachers will receive special
recognition at the Christian
Business and Professional Wom
en's September dinner meeting
Monday, September 14 at 6 p.m.,
at the Medford hotel banquet
room.
The Rev. William H. Tillman,
pastor of the First Baptist
church, Ashland, will be guest
speaker. Mrs. Howard Bush ac
companied by Mrs. Charles
Adamson will bring two vocal
selections, A reading will be
given by Mrs. Michaelyn Basey
- All business and professional
women of this area are invited
to attend this dinner meeting.
Reservations are to be phoned
to Mrs. O. F. Marcum, 2-9347.
Medford Woman
Leaves for East
Mrs. Robert B. Hammond, 600.
Park street, will leave by plane
today for San Francisco and
Washington, D. C. From the
latter city she will go to Lejeune,
N. C, to spend several weeks
with her son and daughter-in-law,
Lt. Col. Bruce Hammond of
the United States Marine corps,
and Mrs. Hammond. The Ham
monds have three children,
Jamie, Robert Bruce and Evans.
The officer is chief of supply
and maintenance for the Marine
corps supply depot at Camp Le
jeune which provides material
and equipment for east coast
marine operations.
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daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald 8. Clark. Willow Creek orchard.
Tha Martin-Jones wedding was held Sapiambar 4 in Pelham Manor,
New York, and tha newlvwads are
live In Tuckahoe, N.Y.
University Women Announce
Annual Fall Event Saturday
Medford branch of American Association of University Women
will open its fall activities with
for Saturday, September 19. it wm ne neia ax me nome oz airs.
Fred Burich, 2303 Hillcrest road.
An invitation is extended tot
all members of the branch, mem
bers of other branches, former
members, prospective members
and members of all AAUW study
groups.
Chairman of the event Is Mrs
Gordon S. Mackenzie, who will
be assisted by Mrs. Donald Wha
lin, Mrs. Raymond Smith and
Mrs. John A. Carnegie. - Mrs,
James Cummins, Mrs. Herbert
Seitz, Mrs. Harry Chipman and
Miss Anna May will greet the
guests. Mrs. C. B. Collins, Miss
Delie Whisenant, Mrs. Walter
Flinn and Mrs. Jerry Tobin will
assist at the tea table.
National membership in
AAUW is limited to graduates-of
accredited schools. Membership
chairman, Mrs. Herbert Seitz,
telephone 2-9882, w.ill be glad
to explain these requirements
to anyone who is interested In
becoming a member.
The study groups, small groups
organized to meet the cultural,
educational and interest needs
of the members, are open to any
one who wishes to join them.
Mrs. Jack Lewis will provide a
convenient information booth at
the tea to aid members in se
lecting study groups.
Assisting Mrs. Lewis are the
chairmen of the study groups
already organized: Mrs. F. E.
McNeil, applied arts; Mrs. W. F.
Roemer, decorative arts; Mrs.
Blane Devers, afternoon arts;
Mrs. M. W. Pearce, afternoon
book review; Mrs. L. M. Cham
berlain, evening book review;
Miss Anna May Streed, Bible
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the annual membership tea set
studies; Mra. Justin Smith, in
ternational relations; Mrs. S. C.
Jones, Jr., immunity service
through education; and Mrs. Gil
bert Tumy,, social studies.
. Mrs. Lewis, telephone 2-8402,
will be, pleased to furnish any
additional Information concern
ing the study groups.
, . .
Clara Daniels,
Paul Reinhardt
Engaged to Wed.
Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Daniels,
407 Park avenue, have announc
ed the engagement of their
daughter. Miss Clara Margaret
Daniels, .'to Paul D. Reinhardt
son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Reinhardt Tonka wa, Okla,
" Miss Daniels is a copy writer
for radio station KMED and
both she and her fiance have
been members of the Shakes
pearean festival company. The
bride-elect is a graduate of Mills
college and has played many
leading roles for the festival,
among them "Cleopatra" In "An
tony and Cleopatra,' 'and
-Regan" In "King Lear. She
was at one time of the staff of
Ashland radio -station, KWIN.
Mr. Reinhardt was costumer
for the 1953 festival plays and
was with the company the two
previous seasons. He received
his master's degree last spring
from University of Texas.
The wedding date has not
been announced.
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Nancy Jones
New York Man
Of interest in the valley Is
news of the wedding of Nancy
Clark Jones, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Donald S. Clark. Wil
low -Creek orchard, to George
Read Martin Jr. of Pelham Man
or, N.Y. The ceremony was held
in Huguenot Memorial church,
Pelham Manor, September 4 at 8
o'clock in the evening. The Rev.
Grover Wilson officiated.
A recention for 2(H) avasta
followed in the historic house of
the International Garden club,
Pelham Manor. The newlywed
couple will travel in Europe for
their honeymoon, returning in
October. '
For her weddlnc tha hrlda
wore a gown of nlle green lace
and net with email
hat covered with pearls. She car
ried a small shower bouquet of
cream tube-roses and orchids.
Marshall Clark of Winter Park.
Fla., gave his niece in marriage.
auss Joyce fountain of New
York City attended tha hHH
She wore a bouffant taffeta
frock in cream color and her
flowers were talisman roses.
William . Martin, v n u n a m
brother of the bridegroom.
wvea as oest man and ushers
were Richard R itm Paih.
Manor, G. William Craigie, Jr,
Boston; waiter A. Hamilton,
Washington D.C., and Robert L.
Edens Jr., Dobbs Ferry, N.Y.
Church decorations were of
yellow and bronze, chrysanthe
mums. '
After their return from abroad
Mr. Martin and his bride will
live at 27 Mobigan Village,
Tuckahoe road, Tuckahoe, N.Y.
Mrs. Clark, who traveled east
for the wedding, returned home
Friday. .
Announce Trothal
Jane Ellen Ray
And Donald Pope
Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Ray,
Hillcrest road, announce the en
gagement of their datiffhtm
Jane Ellen, to Donald Leland
Pope, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Le
land Pope,1 Merrill, Ore.
Miss Ray is a graduate of Med
ford Senior High school and at-
tenaeo Oregon state college. She
is at present employed by the
Central Point branch of tha Tint
National Bank
Mr. Pone is a senior at Orcs-on
State college majoring in science.
No date has been set for the
wedding.
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Couple Married
In Church Rites
Mrs. Gracia B. Ives became
the bride of Leonard J. McGin
nes in a candlelight ceremony in
First Methodist church, Medford.
Sunday, September 6. Both are
from Centralia, Wash. ,
' The Rey. Hardwick Harshman
Officiated for tha elffht n'rlnrk-
evening ceremony.
Attendants were the bride's
son and dauahter.ln.1aw. Mr and
Mrs. David Ives, Medford.
ine Driae wore e crepe dress
of cocoa brown and beige with a
Corsage Of orchids and a ainela
strand of pearls, a gift of the
bridegroom. Her attendant wore
a bluee faille dreaa with coraaaa
of yellow carnations.
A wedding dinner followed at
Mon Desir inn, Central Point
Here for the weddina- vm Mr.
and Mrs. Lee Miller of Tacoma,
Wash.
The couple will spend a honey
moon at Crater Laka anil tha
Oregon coast and will live in
uemraua.
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