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Tribune
MEDFORD, OREGON, SUNDAY, JANUARY 8, 1957
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Weddings, farewell parties and other events fral Point, and Donald Bradshaw, Shedd, Ore.,
have made recent social news, and with the arrival who met seven years ago when they were both
of January, organizations have resumed the usual 4H ciub competitors at the Oregon State fair; Miss
schedule of meetings.
Audrey Brist and Ronald W. Bartlett, who both
teach music in Medford; Miss Nancv McKinstrv
A holiday bride was Miss Alvidine Coker, and Robert V. Walker, both Medford, who are
ow living in Eugene.
singer who makes records for the Decca company
Her wedding to George Kay Williams of Medford
took place December 23 at First Methodist church
here, and the newlyweds are living in San Jose,
Calif.
Miss Grace Smith, who operated the Needle
craft shop here for many years, was honored at a
farewell luncheon given December 29 by Altrusa
club, of which she is president. Miss Smith has
Other couples who chose late December for enrolled at Oregon State college to do graduate
work in home economics.
their weddings were Miss Doreen Bohnert, Cen-
Mis Doreen Bohnert, who was married December 27 to Donald Keith Bradshaw of Shedd, Ore., is shown here
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Bohnert, just before the ceremony. The rites were held at First Christian church,
with reception following in the church parlors. About 200 guests attended. The bride, who has lived in the Central
Point area her entire life, is a member of a well-known Jackson county family. (landis-Shangle photos).
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Mr. and Mrs. Donald Keith Bradshaw (Doreen Bohnert) pose for a formal
wedding picture following their marriage December 27 at First Christian
church. The newlyweds traveled to southern California for their wedding
trip and will live on the Bohnert farm near Central Point.
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Miss Grace Smith (at left), president of Medford Altrusa club, was honored
at a farewell luncheon last Saturday since she is leaving Medford to do
graduate study at Oregon State college. Miss Smith confers here with Mrs.
Valton Finley, Altrusa vic president, who will take over Miss Smith's duties
for the organization.
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Mrs. John F. Williams (at left) and Mrs. William Wilson, are president
and vice president of the Woman's Society of Christian Service of the
new 'St. Luke's Methodist church. St. Luke's congregation, which
expects to build a church edifice in the spring, now holds services
in Bigham hall at the Fairgrounds.
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Cutting their wedding cake are Mr. and Mrs. George Kay Williams,
who were married December 23 at First Methodist church. The bride
is the former Miss Alvidine Coker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alvis
Coker, Los Angeles; the bridegroom's parents are Mr. and Mrs.
John F. Williams, Medford. (Clifford Crites photo)
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Mr. and Mrs. Ronald W. Bartlett were married December 21 at First
Presbyterian church. The bride, the former Audrey B. Brist, and bride
groom both teach music in Medford public schools. For a honeymoon
they traveled to Iowa to visit the bridn's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
E. Brist, Cedar Falls. (Brainerd photo)
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Leaving St. Mark's Episcopal church after their wedding December 23
are Mr. and Mrs. Robert V. Walker. The bride is the former Nancy
McKinstry. In wedding party were Miss Jane Phillips, Seattle (holding
bride's veil). Miss Isobel Carr and Miss Marcia Houghton, Medford.
Best man was Robert L. Casebeer, Riddle, Ore. (Landis-Shangle photo)