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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (April 15, 1956)
1 TWO MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Sunday, April 15. 135S Bartz-Findley Rites Held Sunday One of spring's largest wed-1 were candlelighters. They wore Mozelle Hair, Eugene; Roy Lockenour and son, P. Haddon Brydon and two sons, Dr. Robert Wulf and three sons and Bayard Findley, all uncles and cousins dings was that of Miss Ruth ' pale green organdy frocks with Jeanene Findley, daughter of I wrist bouquets of gold colored Dr. and Mrs. Dwight H. Findley, carnation. Old Stage road, to Gerald Frank-i Dr. Findley gave his daugh lin Bartz. Portland. The cere-' ter in marriage and Richard mony was held April 8, Sunday, ; Lee, Salem, was best man for of the bride; Mrs. Richard Lee, at First Presbyterian church ! Mr. Bartz Ushers were Jack jirS- James Ellis and Richard with Dr. D. Kirkland West of-j Findley, brother of the bride, Courtwright, Salem; Allan ficiating. i Thomas Coad and Thomas Price, j ' -m. u j u .i d,h-,,j . rnr, Franzke, recently of Salem and The bridegroom, attorney-at-! both Portland, and Fred Cook j law with Haas and Schwabe in ' and Thomas Owens, both Salem, j nw of Medford; Mrs. Thomas Portland, is a son of Mrs. Au- i Paul Wult. Salem, cousin of the ; Price, Mrs. Thomas Coad and bride, carried the rings. i ana J"". josepn connony, Mrs. Fmdlev wore a dress of i Portland; Mr. and Mrs. Jt. J. rand E. Linker of that city. About 350 guests attended the wedding, held at two o'clock in the afternoon. Arrangements of spirea, acacia and daffodils provided a setting for the double-rin; service, and the pew bouquets were of daffodils and acacia. Miss Lizbeth Shields, sorority sister of the bride, sang and Mrs. Eva Marsh was at the organ beige lace with faille panel for the ceremony and reception. Her hat was of beige and brown and her flowers were pink rose buds. The bridegroom's mother wore a beige silk frock with bronze orchid corsage. The reception which followed the ceremony was held at the Findley home, arranged with spring flowers. Mrs. Roy Locke- For her wedding the bride : nour and Mrs. P. Haddon Bry- wore a gown of white satin de signed with full skirt ending in a wide flounce of tulle and worn with a tiny bolero. Her veil of illusion was held by a tiara of feed pearls and she carried a cascade of white rose buds centered with talisman roses. Mrs. N. B. Bender Jr., Se attle, was honor attendant for her sister and bridesmaids were Miss Fidelia Boone, Medford, Miss Donna Leonard, Milwau kie, Ore.. Miss Vivian Chance, Portland, and Miss Elizabeth Gilbert Salem, the last three being sorority sisters of the bride. They wore frocks of gold colored taffeta with eyelet em broidery and they carried cas cade bouquets of crested daisies with white ribbon. Miss Margaret Huson, Med ford, and Miss Sandra Schuer man, Portland, sorority sisters, don, both from Salem and both aunts of the bride, cut and serv ed the wedding cake. Pouring coffee were Mrs. Robert Wulf, aunt of the bride from Salem and Mrs. Baynard Findley, aunt of the bride from Rickreall, Ore. Pouring punch were Mrs. Wil liam McAllister, Mrs. Bayard Getchell, Mrs. Glenn Gibbons, Roseburg, Mrs. Raymond Fish, Mrs. Bert Lageson, Nat Bender Jr., Seattle and Charles Jensen, Alaska. Mrs. N. B. Bender, Medford, also assisted at the reception and Mrs Raymond Miksche had arranged the church flowers. Mrs. William J. Warner's heir loom knife was used to cut the wedding cake. Others here for the wedding were Mr. Linker, the bride groom's step-father; Dr. M. C. Findley grandfather of the bride from Salem; a cousin, Miss Wfwi in the $Jn fvn M the Svn & ML ST SkftYl in tt Sri "As Seen In Charm" Those fashiony shoemakers from sun-drenched Califor nia choose g!ove-soft, care-free Aniline leather leave It unlined to breathe right with your foot and create an air-cooled sunny casual. COBBLERS' "Rambler" boasts a soft cushioned walking wedge to lend wings to your step. For a summerful of outdoor activity, you'll revel in this fun-shoe. Long wearing leather sole with rubber heel. In White or Wheat The Corner Shoe Store Main at Central Medford Simpson, Berkeley; Glenn Gib bons, Roseburg. Mr. and Mrs. Bartz are spend ing a noneymoon at Harrison Hot springs in Canada and after April 1.- will be at home in Portland at 2138 N.E. Hancock street. The bride, a graduate of Medford schools and Willamette university, is a teacher in the Portland school system. She is a member of Delta Gamma sor ority Mr Bartz is a graduate of the University of Illinois and Willamette university law school. Following the wedding recep tion Dr. and Mrs. Findley were hosts for a supper for out-of-town guests and relatives. The rehearsal dinner was at Rogue Valley Country club. Newlyweds Live Here After Rites Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Ray Casey are living at 328 North Central avenue, Apartment 2 following their wedding March 4 at Temple Baptist church. The Rev. Floyd Yeats performed the double ring ceremony at 5 o'clock in the afternoon. The bride, the former Miss Vona May Rutherford, is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Merle Van H o o s e n, 103 Genessee street, and the bridegroom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Casey, 1409 Cunningham avenue. The bride was given in mar riage by Mr. Van Hoosen. Her gown was of brocaded satin with full net skirt and her veil was shoulder length. She wore an orchid at her waist. Miss Barbara Ann Edwards attended the bride. Her gown was of aqua blue which she wore with a matching hat. She char ried a bouquet of white carna tions. The bride's mother wore a light blue suit and the bride groom's mother was dressed in a pink suit. Both had white carnation corsages. Ray Lewis furnished piano music and accompaniment for Miss Joanne Martin, soloist. About 25 persons attended the wedding rites and about 75 were at the reception held at the home of the bride's parents. Punch and wedding cake were served. The bride is a senior at Med ford Senior high school and the bridegroom is an adjuster for Credit Bureau of Medford, Inc. He is a 1953 graduate of Medford Senior High school. -t Janet Dempster, James H. Lynch Engaged to Wed Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Dempster, 1025 South Holly street, an nounce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Janet Dempster, to James H. Lynch III, Portland. Miss Dempster is a graduate of St. Mary's High school and is now a sophomore at Marylhurst college, Oswego. Her fiance at tends Portland State college and is on the staff of the Oregonian circulation department, Port land. No wedding date has been set. ; .-V.: v a -PP -A E" P- i ' , hr In i Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt will be in Medford Monday, April 23, to speak at the annual Roosevelt Memorial dinner io be held ihat evening at Hedrick Junior High school. Mrs. Roosevelt will be met at the Medford airport by a large delegation of Oregon Demo crats headed by U.S. Senator Wayne Morse and Mrs. Morse. Roosevelt Memorial Dinner Plans Complete Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt, who will be guest speaker for the sixth annual Roosevelt Memorial dinner at Hedrick Junior High school here Monday evening, April 23, will arrive by plane from Fort Worth, Tex., at 5:35 p.m. that day. The dinner is set for 7 p.m. She will be met at the Med ford airport by Senator and Mrs. Wayne L. Morse, Democratic State Chairman Howard Morgan and Mrs. Morgan, Monmouth, and a delegation of upstate Democratic and state officials as well as by a local reception com mittee. The Medford committee will be headed by County Chairman Robert A. Boyer and other party leaders, members of Medford chapter, Oregon United Nations association, and city of ficials. Senator Morse will introduce Mrs. Roosevelt at the dinner and Robert Boyer will act as master of ceremonies. The Rev. Thomas McCamant, pastor of the Con gregational church, and an ac tive member of the Medford UN chapter will give the invocation. Following her address, which will be keyed to the memorial dinner theme but will highlight the work of the United Nations, Mrs. Roosevelt has agreed to an swer questions for 10 minutes. She is famous for her rapid, on- the-spot answers to questions, but due to her difficulty in hear ing from a distance, she has re quested that questions be sub mitted briefly and in writing. New microphones have been installed during the past week in rieariCK scnooi autuiunum that are said to greatly improve the carrying quality of sound. These, with the presence of the expected large crowd filling the pvmnasium. w ill favor the acoustics. Mrs. Roosevelt's talk will be the only speech at the dinner, outside of brief introductions, according to Mrs. Edward Kelly, general chairman. Even the customary reading of wires and messages from famous per sonages, some of which have al ready arrived, will be cut down to one or two, to leave the maxi mum time for Mrs. Roosevelt's talk and for those attending who wish so to meet her, Mrs. Kelly said. A song written and dedicated to Mrs. Roosevelt will be one of a group sung by the McLoughlin Junior High school chorus un der the direction of Ray Lewis, music instructor. Mr. Lewis wrote the music fon the song. Mrs. Lenore Zapell, working with the chorus, will give a memorial reading. An honorary membership will be conferred on the distinguish ed visitors by the international sorority, Beta Sigma Phi. The ceremony will be conducted by Mrs. Jonathan Middleton. Mrs. Middleton has been authorized to confer this honor by the soror ity's international office at Kan sas' City, Mo.', in recognition of Mrs. Roosevelt's contribution to human welfare in the interna tional field. Tickets for, the memorial din ner, which is open to the public, are still -available at Walt Young's Stationery store, Lam port's, and from members of the committe, including Mrs. Moore Hamilton, Mrs. Thomas Higgins, Mrs. Edward Kelly, Robert A. Boyer, Mrs. Donna Straus, Tho- Griffiti-Fail Service Held In St. Mark's Church Here Miss Patricia Ann Vail became the bride of Frederick L. Grif fith in a double-ring ceremony held at St. Mark's Episcopal church Friday, April 6, at 8 o'clock in the evening. The bride is the daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Jess W. Vail, 28 Geneva street and the bride groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. James H. Griffith, 303 Clark street. The Rev. George R. V. Bolster performed the rites which were attended by 100 guests. Mrs. Peter Servold was ma tron of honor for her sister. "Dihiirrl T .nrnc was hpst man. James W. Griffith, brother of j moon trio to the Oregon coast the bridegroom and Robert L. j and will reside at 307 North Ivy Vail, cousin of the bride, seated street, Apartment No. 1 gon college. He is employed by Montgomery Ward and compa ny. The newl"weds made a honey- the guests. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a gown of white lace and tulle over white slipper satin fashioned with fit ted bodice, mandarin collar and long sleeves. The bouffant skirt was ballerina length. She wore a shoulder length illusion veil held by a crown of lace, and carried a cascade bouquet of red rosebuds. Mrs. Servold was attired in a gowiuof yellow tulle and satin over taffeta. It was fashioned with tiered bouffant ballerina length skirt and worn with yel low slippers. She carried a nose gay of marquisette daisies and wore a bandeau of the same flowers in her hair. The church was decorated with bouquets of mixed spring flowers and white tapers, and the ceremony was read by can dlelight. The reception was held in the church parish hall following the ceremony. Decorations for the reception were bouquets of mixed spring flowers. Miss Betty Vail was in charge of the guest book, Miss Amy Lou Vail took charge of the gifts and assisted in serving the punch. Miss Jonnie Vail poured punch. All are sisters of the bride. Miss Jacqueline Walker served the cake, assisted by Miss Donna Writter. The bride's mother was at tired in a two-piece dress of powder blue faille with white accessories. The . bridegroom's mother wore a lavender gown with white accessories.' Their corsages were of baby pink rose buds. The bride's grandmother, Mrs. Elsie Chagnon, wore a cor al knit suit with navy blue ac cessories. Her corsage was of white carnations. I The bride is a graduate of Medford Senior High school and is emloyed by the California Oregon Power company. The bridegroom graduated from Medford Senior High school and is now attending Southern Ore- mas Reedsr, James Main, Bruce Manley, Stan Zapell, Medford; L. Peers Wilmeth, Dr. Arthur Kreisman, Al Miller and Sid Ainsworth, Ashland; Mrs. Doris Boothby, Prospect; Ray Briggs and Mrs. E. Seggesenrnan, Shady Cove; Larry Sheehan, Rogue River; Marcus Norton, Phoenix, and Neva Clark, Jacksonville. Out of town guest attending the wedding was Airman Robert L. Vail, Amarillo, Tex.' . Announces Party Get Together club members will conduct a card party April 18 beginning at 1 p.m., in the Moose hall, to which the public is invited. College Students Engaged to Wed Mr. and Mrs. James C. Col lins, 2224 East Main street, an nounce the engagement of their daughter. Miss Elizabeth Col lins, to Kent Bonney of Grants Pass. Miss Collins is a graduate student in special education at the University of Oregon and is a member of Sigma Kappa sorority. Mr. Bonney. a son of Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Bonney, 1914 Wil liams highway. Grants Pass, is a Navy veteran. At the present he is enrolled in the school of engineering at Oregon State col lege. He is a member of PI Kappa Phi fraternity. No wedding date has been set Auxiliary Schedules Dinner on Friday The auxiliary to Siskiyou canton, Patriachs Militant, will meet for a covered dish dinner at 6:30 p.m., Friday, April 20 in the Odd Fellows hall. . I mi mm ' I :'" "-:'l . SSfti -if t 1 yW-'i If- - IN Sri J. ft Y uiW rtf It's never too early to start shopping for your pattern . . and we hope yours will be Towle Sterling. We've all of Towle's most popular patterns right here in 6tock to show you. 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