FOUR MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE
Sunday. Ocirbe; 24. 1954
Miss Chapman,
Robert Bates
Wet in Talent
' Talent ' ' Miss ; Joce Lee
Chapman and Robert Dean Bates
: were married October 7 In rites
at the Talent' Methodist church
and after a brief trip to Brook
ings on the coast, they left for
Spokane, Wash. He is stationed
there v,'!th the Air Force.
The bride is a daughter of
Mrs. lone Chapman, Talent, and
Arnold Chapman, Riley, Kans.
Mr. and Mrs. Loyal M. Bates,
Talent, are parents of the bride
groom. '
The Rev. Alice Mae Woolley,
pastor of the church, read the
double-ring . ceremony. About
100 guests, attended the cere
mony an dthe reception held lat
er at the church annex.
s Mrs. Delores Sanders, Grants
Pass, a sister of the bride, was
matron of honor. Miss Cathy
Sanders, also of Grants Pass, a
niece, was flower girl.
Bob Hunter was ring bearer.
L. W. Bates, a brother of the
bridegroom, was best man. Ush
ers were- Kenny Reynold and
Byron Dixon,
" Alvin Chapman, an uncle of
the bride, gave her in marriage.
For.; her wedding the bride
wore a brown suit trimmed wltn
white and her accessories were
brown. She wore a corsage of
pink carnations.
The flower girl's dress was of
blue nylon organdy and . she
wore a band of blue carnations
in her hair.
' The church : was decorated
With baskets of mixed flowers.
Mrs. Genevieve Holdridge
sang accompanied by Mrs. Jack
Suksdorf.
The bride attended Talent
schools where she was a senior
and the bridegroom also attend
ed Talent schools, '
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Mr, and Mrs. . Robert Dean
Bates are shown culling their
wedding cake at the reception
which followed their wtudinj
October 7 in Talent Methodist
church. The bride is the former
Miss Joyce Lee Chapman of
Talent.
In the News..
Bv taklna calm view of
ill the pro and con hub-bub
over the new silhouettes, we
find that our bras and founda
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Merchandise alona the Paris
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1 We are equipped to give you
the high-up bosom line with
the firm, but rounded and nar
row look, with division, instead
of separation, ust as Paris or
dered. ' "... '.
Be Fitted by a . . .
Graduate Corsettere
Idah M. Wood
526 East Main St.
Across the Bridge at Bart Prea'i
Sorority to Hold
Costume Party;
Guests at Session
A Halloween costume party Is
planned by members of Alpha
Rho chapter of Beta Sigma Phi
sorority. , The event is set for
Saturday, October, 30, at Miss
Pat's Studio of Dance.
Husbands of members and In
vited guests also will attend.
; An open meeting for guests
was held by the chapter at the
home of Mrs. Mamie Sleeter.
Members of the sorority who
participated in the ' program
were the Mesdames C. J. Marrs,
Russell Budreau, Edward . Bun
nell and John Lamberty. Mrs.
Roger Note conducted the cult
ural .portion of the program
which consisted of a panel dis
cussion on happiness through
control of environment.
Hostesses for the - evening
were the Mesdames Larry Al
len, Marrs, and Marcus.
Guests invited for the occas
ion included Mesdames Richard
Henselman, George Johns, Steve
Mosher, Joe Raabe, William Ty
cer, William Werner, Jack
Cummlngs, David Legg, Ricky
Mlnckler, H. Schroeder and Miss
Robert Joan Edmunds.
Mrs. June Isom, Santa Maria,
Calif., a member of Theta Up'
silon Exemplar chapter, also
was at the meeting. She is visit
ing relatives here. ; i
The next regular meeting of
the chapter will be November
1 at the home of Mrs. McKenzie,
1817 Winchester avenue, the ses
sion to open at 8 p.m.
Service Held
Squire-Hoover
In California
- Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Elwood
Squire Jr., married October 10
in First Presbyterian chuch,
Eureka. Calif., are now living
at 217 West Second street, Med-
ford. The bride, is the former
Marlene Marie Hoover, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul F.
Hoover, Eureka, and the bride
groom is a son of Mr. and Mrs.
Edgar E. Squire, Orr drive, Cen
tral Point. .
The wedding ceremony was
performed by the Rev. Lester F.
Elsel, with ISO guests attending.
Miss Mary Hoover, Portland,
aunt of the bride, was organist
and Miss Phyllis Robertson, Eu
reka, was soloist. . -
The bride's wedding gown of
white faille trimmed with rhine-
stone buttons was worn with
navy blue accessories. She car
ried a white Bible with red
roses. .
Miss Peggy Brady, Eureka,
was honor attendant and brides
maids were the Misses Lena
Hemenway and Diane Arvidson,
both Eureka. liss Brady wore
a frock of baby blue and carried
pink dahlias. Miss Hemenway's
dress was of pink and her flow
ers were dark pink dahlias and
Mips Arvidson wore a beige frock
and carried golden colored
dahlias.
Warren B. Squire, Central
Point, home on Army leave, was
best man for his brother and Mr.
Hoover gave his daughter in
marriage. Dale Hoover, brother
of the bride, and Edward Ne-
vllls, both Eureka, were ushers.
. The reception which followed
was In the church social hall.
The bride's grandmothers, Mrs.
L. F. Hoover, Portland, and Mrs.
L. J. Smith, Yermo, Calif., serv
ed the wedding cake, and Mrs.'
D. B. McDougall, aunt of the
bride from Port Tueneme, Calif.,
poured. Mrs. G. C. Collins, Port
land, another aunt of the bride,
took charge of the gifts.
The bride was graduated from 1
Eureka High school and attend
ed Humbolt State college, Ar
eata. The bridegroom was gradu
ated from Crater' High school
and is now with Bear Creek
Packing company."
Dinner Given
At Dwyer Home
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. MacLauch
lan were dinner guests Wednes
day evening of Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Dwyer, Jr., at the Dwyer
home, 1916 Winchester avenue.
The occasion was a surprise ev
ent honoring Mrs. MacLauch
lan on her birthday.
Table decorations Included a
pink cloth with lighted green
tapers and an arrangement of
chrysanthemums.
Special Showing
of the Complete New Fall Line of
Monday
and
Tuesday
October 25 and 26
for Chris"
A little fur goes a long way toward
making this the biggest Christmas
ever! They're all here . , . from
luxurious stoles to matchless mink
jackets . . , luscious little furs at
little prices . , , for Noel. In the
grand manner.
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Frances Dallaire, Furrier
1060 CRATER LAKE AVENUE
PHONE 2-6526
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Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Elwood Squire Jr.
Eldred-Kelly Rite
Held on Thursday
At Millard Home
Eagle Point A two o'clock
afternoon ceremony October 21
wedded Mrs. Muriel .Ernestine
Kelly and Dale Carson Eldred,
both of Medford. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. D. E.
Millard at the Millard home near
Eagle Point.
The bride s parents are -de
ceased and the bridegroom is a
son of Mrs. Agnes Wood, 417
Union street.
Attending - the couple were
Mrs, Rex Johnson, Phoenix, a
sister of the bridegroom, and
Lyle D. Kelly, son of the bride,
was best man. The latter was
here on leave from the Marine
corps after completing basic
training and before leaving for
his new station in Florida.
The bride wore a lavender
flowered silk afternoon dress
with black accessories and her
flowers were a corsage of double
white orchids.
Mrs. Johnson wore a blue
green taffeta afternoon dress
with black accessories and her
corsage was of white spider
chrysanthemums.
The Rev Mr. and Mrs. Mil
lard furnished the wedding
music. :.. .
A small group of relatives
and friends attended the cere
mony and a larger group attend
ed a reception held at the
couple's new home at 115 Elk
street. Several guests from
Grants Pass also were there.
The bride formerly lived at
Grants Pass and moved about
six months ago to Medford.
Cake and punch were served.
The bridegroom has lived in
Medford about six years after
moving here from Los Angeles,
Calif. He operates the Trl-City
Window Cleaning company. :
Baptist Women
To Hold Meetings
Tuesday, Thursday
Women's Fellowship of First
Baptist church will meet for
dessert luncheon In the annex of
the church Tuesday, October 26,
at 1 p. m. The social committee
will be Mesdames Fay Goddard,
Doyle Franklin, and R. B. Gard
ner. Following the luncheon Mrs.
W. D. Roberts, president, will
conduct a business session. The
missionary program will be on
the country of Brazil, and de
votions will be given by Mrs.
M. L. Daily.
Thursday, October 28, women
of Medford First Baptist mis
sionary groups will attend an
all-day meeting of Shasta-Cascade
Women's Fellowship at
First Baptist church, Ashland.
The meeting will begin at 10
a. m.
The Rev. Don Pierce, Conserv
ative Baptist missionary to the
Belgian Congo, will be speaker
for all sessions. .
Ashland women will serve a
banquet at 5:30 p. m.
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Program Planned '
On Mental Health
Eagle Point A program on
mental health and child guid
ance is planned for a meeting
of the Eagle Point Parent-Teacher
association Tuesday, October
26, at 8 p. m., in the high school
library.
A skit also will be a part of
the program.
' Child care will be furnished
at the school by Girl Scout troop
members.
Meeting Planned
By Rose Society
Monday Evening
Medford Rose society will
hold the monthly meeting in the
Jackson county court house aud
itorium Monday, October 25 at
8 p.m. The discussion topic will
be "planning for next year's
rose garden." ., -
Ernest Vehrs, Grants Pass, Na
tional Rosarian for this area,
will be one of the speakers. All
persons Interested in becoming
charter members are asked to
attend, as the charter member;
ship will be closed at this meet
ing.
A social hour will follow the
program, with Miss Mary Han-
ley presiding. Members are ask
ed to bring rose specimens for
exhibition,.
Mistletoe Members
To Meet Wednesday
Mistletoe club women will
meet Wednesday, October 27, at
12:30 p.m., for a covered dish
luncheon, and they will devote
the afternoon to a business ses
sion and sewing on articles for
a bazaar.
The club also will sponsor a
public card party Friday. Octo
ber 29, at 8 p.m. at the Girls
Community club.
Refreshments will be 'served
by Mrs. Anna McCormack, Mrs.
A. B. Shinley, Mrs. Edith Brown
and Mrs. Robert Gilman.
Rector and Wife Entertain ,
At Annual Open HouseSunday
An event of last Sunday, Oc- acolyte roomer; Mrs. t,. tiwooa
tober 17. was ' the annual "at
home" of the Rev. and Mrs.
George R. V. Bolster. The Rev.
Mr. Bolster, rector of St. Mark's
Episcopal church, and Mrs. Bol
ster invited members and friends
of the church to their home on
North Oakdale avenue between
three and five-thirty o'clock.
An arrangement of flame
colored dahlias and five candles
centered the refreshment table.
The decorations included gifts
of flowers from Mrs. T. E. White
ford, Mrs. Ward V. Hammond,
Mrs. Fred J. Carr and the Rev.
and Mrs, Robert L. Greene.
Pouring and assisting Mrs.
Bolster were women who are of
ficials of the church, and wives
of church officials. These were
Miss Anna Livingston and Mrs.
John' C. Mann,' sister and wife
of two late wardens emeritus
of St. Mark's church; Mrs. Hugh
H. Coleman and Mrs. Charles
W. Crary, wives of the present
wardens; Mrs. William Isaacs of
St. Mark's auxiliary-guild; Mrs.
John G. Crawford, St. Mark's
Evening guild; Mrs. Bayard Get
chell of the Altar guild; Mrs.
Paul Selby, junior church
school; . Mr. Staney E. Phillips,
counselor for religious educa
tion in the church; and Miss
Olive Curry, St. Mark's choir.
Assistant hostesses were Mrs.
Fred J. Carr, wife of the church
treasurer; Mrs. J. A. McDougall,
Grants Pass Girl
Becomes Bride of
James McGifford
Miss Clare Nell Varner, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. "Walter H.
Varner, 1616 Northwest Found
ry street Grants Pass, and James
McGifford, were wed October
17 at Carson City, Nevada. The
bridegroom is a son of Mrs.
Janice S. Long, 1308 Queen Anne
avenue. ,
The bride is a graduate of
Grants Pass High school and at
tended Southern Oregon col
lege. She is employed by Cali
fornia Oregon Power company
at Grants Pass,
The bridegroom is a Klamath
Union High school graduate and
he also attended Southern Ore
gon college. He was discharged
October 8 from the Navy after
four years of service and he plans
to continue his studies at South
ern Oregon college In January.
The couple is making a wed
ding trip in southern California,
including Los Angeles and San
Diego. They plan to return the
first of November.
Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Stewart,
Coos Bay, arrived last evening
to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
L. M. Hamilton, Arnold lane,
and while here they will do some
pheasant shooting.
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all and Mrs. Colburn H. Barrell,
wives of three of the church's
lay readers. '
The Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Greene
and their three children were
special guests for the party. The
Rev. Mr. Greene is vicar of St.:
Martin's Episcopal church. Shady
Cove, and Church of the Good
Shepherd, Prospect.
Parents andjeaehe'rs
Meet at Howard School
- Parents and teachers of chil
dren in the two sixth grades of
Howard school, met in the cafe
terla Tuesday evening. Coffee
and Halloween cakes were ser
ved by Mrs. Jerome Maehren
Mrs. William Charley, Mrs. Lee
Stever and Mrs. N. J. Chausse.
Following 'refreshments the
groups' went to the respective
rooms where they discussed the
year's work and the objectives
of the sixth grade. .
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