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Mr. ami Mrs. JimmM Dan Hall
(Brainard photo)
Hall -Lavin Ceremony Held
In First Methodist Church
Central Point Miss Donna Louise Lavin became the bride
of Jimmie Dean Hall, June 4, in a 7:30 o'clock evening candlelignt
service at Medford First Methodist church. The Rev. Raymond
Balcomb read the double ring ceremony. The couple was to ar
rive todav at Sacramento. Calif., where they will live while the
bridegroom is stationed there with the Air Force. He is a flight
engineer.
The bride, a 1953 Crater High
school graduate, is a daughter ofJ
Mrs. Isabel Ross. 2685 .Elliott
avenue, and Alex Lavin. Tipton,
Calif. The bridegroom is a son of
Mr. and Mrs. Bee Hall of Wood-
burn, who were in Medford for
the occasion.
The honor attendants were
Mrs. Archie Quackenbush, Sac
ramento, a sister of the bride,
and Miss Darlene Bishop of Cen
tral Point. Bridesmatrons were
Mrs. Jack Burns, Mrs. Kenneth
Trautman of Grants Pass., Mrs.
John Davis and Mrs. Kenneth
Robertson.
Shirley Ann Quackenbush,
Sacramento, a niece of the bride,
was flower girl.
Dean . Brown was best man
and ushers .were Robert Swin
dler, Leo Cellura, John Howell
and Doug Gibeson, the latter an
uncle of the bride.
Mr. Lavin was here from Tip
ton to give his daughter in mar
riage. Her gown of imported
scalloped galloon lace over satin
and gossamer nylon tulle was
designed with a queen anne col
lar. Her juliet cap was trimmed
with pearls and held her im
ported french illusion veil. Her
bouquet was of baby pink rose
buds with lily of the valley.
The bride also wore a string
of pearls which belonged to the
late Mrs. J. E. Gibeson, her
grandmother, and which were
piven five years ago by Mrs.
Gibeson to the bride's sister on
Couple To Marry 1
In July Service;
Honor Bride-Elect
Miss Sonja Jorgenson. was
guest of honor at a bridal
shower Thursday evening at the
Lester Harris home, 707-South
Oakdale avenue. Miss Sue Har
ris was hostess. Fourteen guests
attended and Miss Jorgenson
was presented gifts.
The honored guest is the
bride-elect of Robert Swindler.
Their wedding date is set for
July 23 at St. Mark's Episcopal
church.
The refreshment table was
decorated with a bridal bouquet
and candles.
Miss Jorgenson until recently
was employed at the Surge
Dairy Supply store. She is a
niece of Mr. and Mrs. Homer
Marx, Kings highway, and has
made her home with them.
the day of her wedding.
The honor attendants wore
lilac colored nylon gowns and
their flowers were nosegays of
pink and white Ester Reed
daisies.
The bridesmatrons wore pink
nylon gowns and their flowers
matched those of the other at
tendants. The flower girl also
was dressed in pink nylon and
carried a pink and ' white
nose-gay.
Church decorations were of
pink and white gladiolus and
white iris. Pew ends were
marked with pink net and white
bells.
Miss Jo Ann Henderson of
Eagle Point furnished the wed
ding songs.
Spring ilowers with pink can
dles and ivy decorated the
church rooms for the reception.
Mrs. Ross wore a pale blue
lace and chiffon dress with white
accessories .and Mrs. Hall was
dressed in navy blue and her
accessories were pink. Their
corsages were of pink rosebuds.
Mrs. Lorene Babcock poured
coffee and Miss Gwen Gibeson,
Yreka, Calif., cut the cake. Pre
siding at the punch bowl was
Miss Henderson, and Mrs. Doris
Antonson had charge of the guest
book. The coffee service was
loaned by Mrs. Lynch of Central
Point.
The couple made their wed
ding trip to Los Angeles and
Palm Springs, Calif.
Others from out-of-town in-
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ton, Prospect; Mr. Trautman;
and Mrs. Blanches Woolfolk,
Grants Pass.
The bride formerly was em
ployed at the Davis Transfer
and Storage company.
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Miss Nancy Mallon
(Landis-Shangle photo)
Picnic Announced
For Two Clubs
Mistletoe club members will
meet with Royal Neighbor Ju
venile club for a picnic lunch in
south Hawthorne park Thursday,
June 23, at 11:30 a.m. Everyone
who attends should take a picnic
lunch and table service.-
Tell Engagement
Of Two Students
Central Point The engage
ment of Miss Nancy Mallon to
John Stuckey, both senior stu
dents at Suthern Oregon college,
was announced last week by Miss
Mallon's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Sam Mallon, Route 1, Central
Point.. The bridegroom-elect is
a son of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
Stuckey, of Ashland. The wed
ding date has been set for Sep
tember 9 and the ceremony will
be held at the Ashland Metho
dist church.
Miss Mallon is a 1952 gradu
ate of Crater High school and is
a past honored queen of Job's
Daughters, Central Point. At
SOCE she is an elementary edu
cation student majoring in music.
The bride-to-be also is secre
tary of the Future Teachers of
America, secretary of the SOCE
choir and vice-president of Sus
anne Homes hall.
Mr. Stuckey is a- secondary
mathemetician and is majoring
in mathematics. He is president
of Future Teachers of America
and vice-president of Future
Teachers of Oregon. He is a
member of the tennis team.
Sunday, June 19, 1955
KEDFORD (OREGON? MAIL TMBTJHE THREE
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Phillips (Audrey Stembridge) were mar
ried May 28 in a ceremony held at the home of the bride's par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Phil Stembridge. 1300 Stewart avenue. The
bridegroom is the son of Mrs. Gladys Faulk, Westmoreland, Calif.,
and George Phillips, Snyder, Okla. (Landis-Shangle photo)
Group Attends
DUV Convention;
Miss Cox Here
Attending the department
convention of the Daughters of
Union Veterans of the Civil
War, held in Eugene, June 14
16, were several members of
Elta Duel Hubbs Tent of Med
ford. They were Miss Ora Cox
of Bushnell, 111., Mrs. C. C. Fer
ris, Mrs: Fred Daugherty, Mrs.
Elmer Gott, and Miss Sadie
De La Mater.
Miss Cox, a past national
president of the D.U.V., installed
the new department officers.
Mrs. Daugherty was elected
Council Member No. 3.
Miss : Cox, who represented
the national DUV president at
the convention, returned with
the group to Medford for a visit
with friends here. She is a guest
of Mrs. -George B. Canode,
Crown avenue.
Miss Cox is widely known in
Medford, having been principal
of Lincoln school for several
years before her retirement.
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