Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, July 29, 1956, Image 19

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Newspaper Page TextMfwlyweds Indiana W. ftMl Mrs. Ed McCulio n;arn-a o'.ne 10 at AiiT-r-on Ind., ar& nuking their heme at 7! 3 !. Third srrt in 1 The 6ro& is t e former Mi 55 Jane Mcijjn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence McGilien. W iithitiKtrjn, D. C. Tiie bride jroom s parrn'3 ore Mr. and '1 Glenn .McCullougli. ZU Xort.i Keenewny, eJcciford. The cereoiony was held in Park P);6 Church of Cod in Anderson. ith Dr. Dale Oidnam oifirriatino. fiu bridegrooms si-tor. Mi:s Leota McCullotign of Medlord. was a bridesmaid, and his brother. Mike was one "f tiie ushers. Mr. and Mrs. Mc Culloujrh wers also in Anderson for the cers:i.rny. The bridt', a graduate of An derson Hig. school, attended Anderson college for one year She is employed by the Gospel Trumpet Publishing company as an art- clerk. The bridegroom was graduated from Medford High school and attended Ander son colln-e list vear. He was a leiterman for football, basket ball and baseball in high school !' re. and last summer played f 3" f' i ft r v pi' if'! it 4 V' ; V ; : , RELIABLE CLEANERS 1826 West Main You'B ia proud of your clothes vhen they or cleaned by our famout LUSTROL PROCESS! Call Now For FREE PICKUP and STAMPS, TOO! PHOi5 2-6670 DEAH rd BILL COX Mr. and Mrs. Ed McCullouqh baseh?H for thp Cheney Studs. Mr. M'-Cullnugn is enrolled in theology and husinC'-s adnilnts Iration and will continue at An derson college this fall. He is employed by ;he Con' tncnt.il Baking couip.my. Coffee Announced By Grace Circle Grace Circle of First Presby terian church will entertain Ves per circle and Westminster guild and their guests at a coffee hour Tuesday. July 31. from !.".',) to 9.30 P m. at the home of Mrs. Chester U endt. Oid Stas road. Assisting Mr. U'endt will he Mrs. B. I,. D"da Mrs. Mazun and Mrs. R fr Mencke Presbvttrian women are giv ing a series of coffees to help the Presbyterian Miss.,n of the Ming Qtiong Homes in Oakland and Los Catoj. Calif. This is the fourth in a series ,,f -even. State Officials To Visit Chapter Bow Bells chapter. Daughters of the British Commonwealth, will hold a special meeting Thursday. August 2. in the par ish hall of St. Mark's Episcopal church. A group of officers of the state association will visit the local chapter. The time and further details w ill be announced later, chapter officers announce. Two Guilds Announce Meetings This Week Pui-i.h Workers' guild of St. Peier's Lutheran church will meet Monday, July '',(). at the home of Mrs. Lee Yandi II. 2h2 Willamette avenue, at. Ll-lfl pin. Holy Cross guild of the same ihurch will also meet Monday. Members w ill gather at the home of Mrs. M. Curtis. Route I, Box 144. Eagle Point, a! 7:0 p.m. all signs point up... to your make sure your hair looks its loveliest remember, all our permanent re given by experts, your sure of a long lasting wave for a new you this fall priced from 7.50 air-conditioned for your com fort Juliette Marglen manicures 5 dial 2-6434 for appointment beauty salon proudly presents r. Ed . comes to us from the Bon Marehe'. A prize-winning stylist has had extensive advanced facing in new cutting and styl ing techniques make your ap pointment soon for any time fter August 3rd. A J 9l neacn a & -a, i-i i : i 1 m - Hu 1 X UJPCrH VMmmK I 1 irs -.1 i raj I W'w, A D 1 t k L . V-l I I I I ' Reception Honors Newlywed Couple i CeiV.ral Pom1. Mr. and Mrs. i Myrlc Anhorn were honored at I a reception Sunday afternoon at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Anhorn, Beall lane. Mr. and Mrs. Anhorn were mar ried June 3 at Coeur d'Alene, Ida. Mrs. Anhorn is the former LaVerne Rcbbe. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Piebbe, Everett, Wash. Mr. Anhorn is an airman first-class in the United States; Air Force. Serving the tiered cake was Mrs. Harold Holloway, Medford and Mrs. Melvin Anhorn. Med ford. presided at the punch bowl. Calling during the afternoon were friends and relatives. The house was decorated with gladioli. i Airman and Mrs. Anhorn ar- j rived Friday from his base at : Payne Air Force Base at Everett, , j Wash. They are spending two i weeks here visiting his familv 1 and friends. Airman Anhorn, who has been in the U.S. Air ' Force nearly six years, reports : 1 August 8 on the east coast lor a : year's tour of duty in Iceland, j : Medford Couple i Now jn Europe ; : For Long Stay Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Haskins. j 1 Medford couple who sailed July 'If on the Queen Mary for an ex tended tour of Europe, spent last week in London and were sched uled to arrive in Holland this morning. Stops in Belgium, a lour of Germany including a trip ; on the Khine river by steamer, j and tours of Switzerland. Italv I and France are on tiie itinerary of the couple for August. The Haskins left here June 23 by car and made slops in Lake : view. Ore., Albion, Ida.. Raw lins, V.'yo.. and Grand Island, Neb., on their way to New York. In Albion the Haskins were j guests of Mr. and Mrs. August He i.;cl. formerly of Singing Pines ! ranch near Rogue River. ; In Peoria. III., the travelers spent some time with Mrs. Has- kins' sister. Mrs. Albert V. Sch ram, whose husband, a fre j quent visitor in Medford. died about the time the Haskins left j for Illinois. At Peoria Ihe Haskins look the I new Rocket train to Chicago, and tiie Commodore to New York ' City. In New- York the travelers attended a concert at Radio City Music hall. Attending the same concert were Mrs. Clarence Meeker. Dr. and Mrs. J. S. ; Hcathcrington and Dr. and Mrs. ; G. A. Dierdoi ff of Medford. Mi", anri Mrs. Haskins will be away until fall. Sunday. July 29. 1358 I a.... -v -t- ...... . : . MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE THREE Theta Rho Girls iTo Re-organize A chapter of Thcla Rho girls is being re-organized here by by the national order. A number of preliminary meetings have been held and another is set for Mondav. July 30. at 8 p.m. in Medford IOOF hall. Tne organization is open to all girls, and interested girls or their mothers may contact either Mrs. Jesse Thomasson or Mrs. Riley Applegate. Officers will be elected at Monday's meeting and plans made for in stitution of the charter August 4. Mrs. Thomasson will be ad visor for the group, and Mrs. Applegate the assistant. ! Vizcarra-Scofield Rites Announced The wedding of Bernice Sco- field to Robert Vizcarra took : place July 5 in Mexico City. ! Close friends and relatives of the j couple were present for the ! ceremony. j The bride is a daughter of Mr. j and Mrs. C. C. Stearns, 522 West i Fourth street. I Mr. Vizcarra makes his homii in Los Angeles and his bride will ! join him there in a few weeks. MANICURIST If you'r interested in The Most Fantastic Otter you've ever hid! ! PHONE 2-4830 Englishwoman Becomes Bride Of U.S. Airman I Miss Laura Ann Joanas Smed lev of Liverpool. England, be-! ; came the bride of Robert L. Hel ' mick. Rochester. Minn., in a ceremony held Wednesday. July 23. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Swartz. Old Stage road. Mrs. Swartz and the bride are sisters. The Rev. D. E. Millard of ficiated, and only immediate family members attended. The bride wore a navy blue afternoon dress with white trim and blue accessories. Mrs. Swartz. who attended her sister, was dressed in white. Mr. Swartz served as best man for Mr. Helmick. Mr. Helmick and his bride will make their home in Ro chester where the bridegroom ! airman first class in the United States Air Force, is stationed He is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Aibert Minor Helmick of Mason- town. Penn. The bride, a native of Liver pool, attended school in that city and for several years was employed in the Liverpool post office. She came to the United States m May of 1955 and has been making her home with Mr. and Mrs. Swartz. The bridegroom, a graduate of the Mapleton High school in Pennsylvania, served in the Unit ed Slates Army for more than three years and then joined the United States Air Force. He was stationed in Liverpool for a time, i and met his bride in that city. Miss Joan Dean (Brainerd photo) Miss Joan Dean Gordon Williams Engaged to Wed j Announcement is made of the engagement of Miss Joan Dean to Gordon E. Williams. Miss Dean is a daughter of Mrs. A. j Z. Dean. 1006 Oakdale avenue, and the late Mr. Dean, and Mr. Williams is a son of Mrs. Gladys C. Faux. Route 2. Box 152, Central Point. No wedding date has been set by tiie couple. Miss Dean was graduated from Medford High school and attend-1 ed the University of Oregon and ; Southern Oregon college. She is 1 a member of Delta Delta Delta sorority. The bride-elect is on the faculty of the Long Beach. Calif., schools. Air. Williams was graduated from Talent High school in 1947 and served two years in the United States Army. He is em ployed by the Park Loading company of Medford. Californian Wed To Claude Saylor A ceremony held July 10 at 11 a.m. in Santa Ana. Calif., mar- j ried Mrs. Willa Mae Vinson, of ' that city, and Claude Saylor of Medford. The Rev. Glen McFar land of the Reformed Presbyter ian church officiated at the double ring ceremony which w as performed in the home of the bride's daughter and son-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Wanes. For her w edding the bride i wore a dress of turquoise lace with a white orchid corsage. Wcddini: music was played by Larry Omohundro. organist, and Lorraine Thompson Anderson, niece ol" the bride, of North Hollywood, sang appropriate solos. Following the service a buf fet luncheon was served in the patio. Assisting Mrs. Waites were the bride's sisters. Mrs. i Nell Thompson and Mrs. Myrtle Connery. 1 Mr. and Mrs. SaIor are now i at home at 16 South Orange street. Medford. I Miss Eleanor Martin j iBrainerd photo) Valley Students Engaged To Wed i Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Martin. ! S2S Bennett avenue, announce the engagement of their daugh ter, Eleanor Cclia. to Robert Lvle Balch. son of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Balch. Gold Hill. Miss Martin, a June graduate of Medlord Senior High school, will go to Abilene, Tex., in Sep tember where she will attend Abilene , Christian college. Mr. Balch. who attended Southern Oregon college and Oregon State college, will return to Cor vallis this fail. He is enrolled in aeronautical engineering and will be graduated next spring. The wedding will take place early next summer. I .:. ;-.5 i . i. :. ...a. .. -H Prospect Mr. and Mrs. Clif ford C. Clark of Prospect an nounce the engagement of their daughter. Miss Donna Marie Clark, lo Don W. Andrescn. son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter P. Andre sen, also of Prospect. Both are 1956 graduate of Prospect High school. No date has been set for the wedding. Club Announces Picnic in Park A picnic lor the members of Gctogethcr club will be held Wednesday, August 1. at Tou Velle Park. Members will meet at the Moose Hall at 11 a.m. Annual Tea Set By Presbyterians Women's association of First Presbyterian church has set Tues day, August 14, as the date of the annual August siher tea. i The tea will be held at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Edwin R. Durno, 222 Valley View drive, between the hours of 2 and 5 o'clock. It is announced that plans are being made to present a program of music which will be of more than ordinary interest. All women pf the church are invited to attend, and to take their friends as guests. Each year funds raised by the ta are used to purchSi? the so-called miracle drugs and medical equipment for home and foreign mission hos- i pitals i Club to Meet Central Point Central Point Garden club will meet at the home of Mrs. Gertrude Stanley. I 'A IN if". r il Pauline's Fashions 337 Pine St. - Central Point, ? Phr.no Nn.4.1011 l Casuals . to wear with the greatest of ease . . . Lush Sweaters In 20 Different Lovely Fall Color Sizes 32-40 $85 Plan your Jsnfien Lay-A.wy watdrobe NOV . . . Use Our Uy-A-Way Plan We Give and Redeem GOLD ARROW STAMPS f rom Medford Medford's Finest Jewelers and Silversmithi Modi (ICril SERFICE in tempo with today's living if ) I ' ! ! j 2i A CiRaicllc Scl (including urn and tray) S i 2 15 B Pirlin and Tray $58.00 C Sail and Pepper 4' high M5.no D Candclabta. II' hifh llf,:,(j m.i'i.lrfH Ins AwotigThose Present rhe-e i-ni.-t tfppinGs 'or tc bntis s new heme. A aefignt to gia ontj icv tn receive ,1'e ff decora f.v a accessories shown. 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