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Mrs. Nathaniel B. Bender Jr., the former Miss Diane Findley, was married
Saturday, June 25, in First Presbyterian church here. She is a daughter of
Dr. and Mrs. Dwight Findley, Old Stage rdad. The bride's handsome wedding
gown was of white imported organdy designed with close-fitting bodice and
very full bell skirt. Her short veil was held bya circlet of white eyelet em
broidery and she carried rosebuds. . (Brainerd Photo)
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Sacred Heart Catholic church was the setting for the wedding of Mary
Elizabeth Segessenman and Chester Henry Pfluke Jr., on Saturday, June 25. The
bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Segessenman, Shady Cove. The
bride's wedding gown was of lace and she carried a bridal prayer book with an
orchid and stephanotis. She had chosen pastel colors for her five attendants, who
wore gowns of pink and blue lace, and the flowei girl's frock was of yellow. The
reception which followed the ceremony Was at Rogue Valley Country club.
Nathaniel B. Bender Jr., is shown here with his bride of a few minutes admiring the look of the new wedding ring on her left hand.
Pictured with the newly wedded couple are the bride's mother (center) and the bridegroom's parents, wearing happy smiles. The reception which
followed the wedding was at the home of the bride's parents. Dr. and Mrs. Findley, on Old Stage road, with 300 guests attending. . Later the
couple left by air for San Francisco and Hawaii for a honeymoon stay of two weeks and after the middle of July will be at home in Seattle. The
bridegroom, who attended the University of Washington in Seattle, is on the staff of an advertising firm in that city. (Brainerd Photo)
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MedfordSM'ribune
SUNDAY, JULY 3, .1955
Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Earl Middle
ton (Maureen Rice) were married June
19 in Fairmont Presbyterian church, Eu- '
gene, and are now at home in Dubuque,
la., where the bridegroom will enter a
Presbyterian seminary to study for the
ministry. The- bride is a' daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph William Rice, 707
South Holly street. ' ,
Wedding Bells
Ring
By OLIVE STARCHER
Brides and bridegrooms have
provided the most important social
news of June, with late June bring
ing several large church weddings.
Saturday, June 25, saw the wed
ding of Miss Diane Findley to Na
thaniel B. Bender Jr., at First Pres
byterian church, and also the wed
ding of Miss Mary Elizabeth Seges
senman. and Chester Henry Pfluke
Jr., at Sacred Heart Catholic church.
Earlier in the month Miss
Maureen Eve Rice became the bride
of Randolph Earl Middieion in a
ceremony held in Eugene, and an
other large Medford wedding was
that; of Venita Deloris Gardner to
Dick Ray Jack in First Methodist
church.
Mr. and. Mrs. Dick Ray Jack are
shown following their wedding June 17
. at First Methodist church, Medford. The
bride is the former Venita Deloris Gard
ner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur
. L. Gardner; 323 South Peach street.' The
- .bride and bridegroom traveled to Can
ada for their wedding trip and will live
in this city.
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Mr. and Mrs. Chester Henry Pfluke Jr. (Mary Elizabeth Segessenman) are shown leaving Sacred Heart Catholic church in the traditional
shower of rice. The bride was married in the church which she has attended since childhood, and she also was formerly a student at St.
Mary's school in Medford, attending the University of Oregon after graduation. Mr. and Mrs. Pfluke traveled into Nevada for their wedding ,
trip, and will make their home in Berkeley, Calif. (Londik-Shangle Photos)
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