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Mr. and Mrs. Gene Two Events Mark Observance Of United Nations Week Here Medford chapter of Oregon United Nations association will plant a giant Sequoia tree on the grounds of Hedrick Junior high school today in commemor ation of the 10th anniversary of United Nations. The event is a part of the week long obser vance of the anniversary being held here, and is set for 1:30 p.m. The public is invited to attend. The Rev. Thomas McCamant of First Congregational church will deliver the invocation for the commemorative program and Vincent Bevis, give a wel coming .talk. Bruce Manley, president of the UN chapter here, will intro duce Gregory Elliot, 10, chosen to represent children born in 1945, year of the UN charter signing. Gregory is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Don Elliot, 2671 Elliot street. Representing Mayor Earl Mil ler at the ceremony will be Councilman Harold Frye, who will read the mayor's proclam ation concerning United Nations day in Medford. Mrs. Herbert Sampert, chair man5 in charge of arranging the ceremony, states that the Se quoia was chosen after consulta tion with the school architect, foresters and horticulturists. She points out that this type of tree grows to be the largest of all living trees and is said to be immune to damage by disease or insects. In the event that weather is JEAN MARTS Mm .i l 6 li . v 4rf , 4 Tit m :Mk . No matter where or when the party . . . this0 dress designed by Rappi of Junior Formats of acetate brocade is sure to be t a hit. I One of many of our new ? formals and cocktail dresses. " . 617 Melvin Depuy not suitable, the ceremony will be held indoors. Tomorrow Oak Grove school will observe UN day with a pro gram, a special luncheon at noon and speakers. Among the visitors will be Mrs. George Flanagan, who visited several German fam ilies last summer and Mrs. Erna Warrelman, who will tell Ger man folk stories. Mrs. Flanagan will display an international doll cellection. Other guests will be Miss Judy Raphorst, student from the Netherlands at South ern Oregon college, and Miss Michelle Ollivier, Vannes, France, who is studying liberal arts at SOC under a Fullbright schol arship arranged with the Ore gon State Board of Higher Ed ucation. Children of the school will sing a group of songs from many lands under the direction of Hugh Shurtleff. The luncheon, with a turkey menu, will be served to the en tire study body at one time, ra ther than in shifts, as is usually done. Decorations will be in the UN theme, with each child re ceiving a miniature flag from one of the UN nations to keep as a memento of the event. Dinner Announced By Mistletoe Club Mistletoe club members plan a covered dish dinner Wednes day, October 26 at 12:30 p.m., at the home of Mrs. Elsa Walker. : Shop at the Pink Store Where You Park At the Door East Main Phone 2-8992 m -nil Church Rites Wed Pair in V Rogue River Gold Hill Miss Marilyn Anne Harzitt and Gene Melvin Depuy, were married in rites October 14 at Hope Presbyterian church. The double ring ceremony was read at 8 o'clock in the evening by the' Rev. D. F. Barnett. The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Williamson, route 1, box 454, Gold Hill. The bridegroom, now a student at Southern Oregon college, is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred De-' puy, Rogue River. Mr. Williamson gave his daughter in marriage. The bride wore a light . blue tweed suit with navy blue accessories and her corsage was of pink orchids. Her jewelry included a cameo pin which belooged to her great great-grandmother. Mrs. Cummings wore a pink suit dress with black accessories and a green orchid corsage. Glen Depuy was best man for his brother and Bill Milton seat ed the guests. The church was decorated with chrysanthemums in a va riety of shades. Fellowship hall at the church was scene of the reception. Mrs. Marion Gamash served the wed ding cake and coffee and Mrs. Doris Gibson poured the punch. Out-of-town guests included Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Williamson, Yermo, Calif., and Mrs. E. W. Elbert, Sacramento, Calif., rela tives of the bride, and Mr.-and I Mrs. O. M. Depuy, Tule Lake, relatives of the bridegroom.. Both the bride and bridegroom are graduates of Rogue River High school. 4 Birthday Party Given in Phoenix Phoenix Mrs. A. W. Lloyd of Phoenix was hostess October 15 for a birthday party which honored Mrs. Vince Gossman, Medford Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gibson, Los Angeles, brother-in-law and sister of Mrs, Gossman; Mr. and Mrs. John Roy Simmons and sons, Mac and Johnnie; Mr. .and Mrs. Ray Goss man and daughter, Patsy; A. W. Lloyd, Vince Gossman and Mel Lloyd, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Lloyd. The traditional cake was served. Howard Gardeners Announce Party Howard Husbands of Howard Garden club members will be guests at- a dinner meeting of the club at Harmony hall in Friends church, Tuesday, Octo ber 25 at 6:30 p.m. The dinner will be a potluck event. Table service will be needed. A conservation program will be conducted. M AIR STEP'S MAGIC SOU ... an airy cushion thai pillows . your tp, r. Y, f tho EMDRACCADLE pump . . . glove-soft inoido and Ollt The elasticized faille collar hugs your foot snugly, gives gently as you walk. A tribute to fine pump making this is the ultimate in superb fit and cushioned comfort. 1095 ft Buster Brown Shoe Store 15 South Central Fluhrer Building Prospect Women To Be Guests Here St. Mark's auxiliary guild will meet Friday, October 29 for a 32:30 p.m. luncheon. Prospect guild women will be guests. Hostesses for the day will be Mrs. - G. B. Dean, Mrs. J. C. Deaver, and Mrs. A. G. McMillin. Service Weds Miss Norling To Jack Turk Butte Falls Miss Darlene Mae Norling was wedded to Jack L. Turk in evening rites October 8 at 8:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Darold Garman, route 2, box 3771, Medford, the bride groom's mother. Dr. Jouett Bray, retired Methodist minister, per formed the ceremony. The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Norling of Butte Falls. The bridegroom attended Medford Senior high school and was graduated from Sacramento High school. He is employed in Sacramento with the Sutter Box company and the couple will make their home in the California city. The bride attended Butte Falls High school. The bride, given in marriage by her grandfather, Knute El lesson,' wore a pale pink linen suit and her corsage was of white gladiolus. Miss Eleanore Sheppard, the bridesmaid, wore a green knit suit and her flowers were pink gladiolus. Lee Abbott was best man and Jerry Garman, brother of the bridegroom, lighted the candles. The rooms were decorated with baskets of red and white gladiolus and tapers in candel abra. , The reception which followed was held at the Garman home and was given by the bride's mother and Mrs. Garman. Mrs. Elmo Elleson, an aunt of the bride, cut the cake. Miss Shirley Turk, a sister of the bridegroom, and Mrs. Garman, served. The bride s mother wore a rose colored suit and Mrs. Gar- man's frock was of pink and grey faille. The couple made their wed ding trip to Sacramento. Speaker Explains Use of Braille Mrs. W. N. Wycoff of Ashland gave a program concerning the Braille system of reading and writing for blind persons during a meeting of Wednesday Study club last week at the Girls Com munity club. Mrs. Wyckoff lost her sight about seven years ago. Mrs. C. W. Mitchell gave a travelog and Mrs. G. B. Canode spoke to the group. The next meeting will be No vember 2. I All Sizes jr AAAA to C W mderful Timing for Christmas time these gift clocks and watches at Brophy's. Their accurate ,and handsomely cased a tribute to the technical skill of the finest watchmakers they offer a perfect and timely solution to what to give. fn Every Among Fine for Men and OMEGA 0 Top: UK gold, 18K gold applied dill figures $120 Below: 14K (old, 18K gold ap plieddial, sweep-second Piano Prices include Federal Tax Timed for all occasions, Movado watches are unsurpassed in design and performance. A most valued watch to give or to receive. - a. ur rii kit (old JW. . C. Stlf.wlndina cattndor. r Militant. Slainws Itetl 1110. 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