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t Shower Honors Coralee Dalton; Rites Saturday A bridal shower was held at the Roxy Ann granue hall June 4 in honor of Miss Coralee Dal ton. bride-elect of R. E. White. They will be married Satjrday, 3 ine 15. at the First Methodist church. Bostes-s for the shower were Mr Leis Bish, Mrs. Roscoe Ruber's. Mrs. Orie Moore. Mrs. Cecil Hill and Mrs. R. J. Ritch- ty Gabies ere played and re frer.rnnls were served. A'tending the shower were Mrs. . Simi. Mrs. Kenneth S: aw Mr. Marvin Garrett. Mrs. Ja k B ins, Mrs. Bruce Moffalt. Mrs Carl Quackenbush, Mrs. Charles Witcher. Mrs. Carl Van Ortwi.k. Mrs. Mabel Christian son. Mrs. Myron Ellis. Mrs. Paul Daltop. mother of the bnde-eier-t. Mrs. H. H. White, mother r-f the bridegroom-to-be, Mrs. Mar:e Pfnister. M r s. Madge Nowlin. Mrs. Gene Cameron. Mrs David Winkleman. Mrs. W. W Claypool. Mrs. Eva Gar rett, Mrs Victor Kasser. Mrs. James Chapman, Mrs Bessie Witfiit. Mrs. Dnnis Whitcher. Mrs. George Walters. Mrs. Ray B'rchticld. Mrs. Ethel Byers and Mrs. Gene Foresee. I Also Mrs. J. O. Myhre..-Mrs. Eleanor Mankins. Mrs. Charles Slater. Mrs. George Simmons. Mrs. P. L. Reishton. Mrs. Her bert Van Gorden. Mrs. L. G. Northland. Mrs. Harold Ellis, Mrs. Henry Moeller, Mrs. How ard Gault, Mrs. Coles Andrews, Jflrs. Si nora Hanson. Mrs., Fran cis Walker, Mrs. Evelyn Hen flnefcs. Mrs. Ollie Roberts, who Q Is visiting from Cedarville. Cal ifornia, and the honored guest. Vows Exchanged cln Cave Junction C'8ve Junction Wedding vows were exchanged by Evelyn Math e and George Holmbeck Sun da Bvening, May 26 at Imman iI Methodist church in Cave Junction. O The Rev. Robert Kingsbury officiated' at the ceremony which was attended by only immediate members of the two families. Trie bride wore a tailored suit with white accessories for her werfding. Her mother, Mrs. Ron ald Bird, wore a brown suit with whie accessories while the bridegroom "s mother, Mrs. Jay Penn of Rogue River, was at tired in a navy blue dress G trimmer! in pink. Both Mr. and Mrs. Holmbeck "are employed at Oregon Caves resort this summer. The bride graduated in 1956 from Illinois Valley High school, while her husband is a 1355 graduate of Rogue River High school J J. , jftTmmT'-:l ;' i J . V i 1 Summer Wedding FT Planned by Couple Mr. and Mrs. K. E. Thomas of 2279 Sunset drive. Medford. an nounce the engagement of their daughter. Deanna Jean, to Clar- i ence Edwin Meadows, son of ' Mr. and Mrs. Ora Meadows of route 1, box 376, Medford. Miss Thomas attended Med ford high school. Mr. Meadows attended Talent schools and is employed by Myron Root com pany. The wedding will be held in Medford in early July. Engaged Prospect Mr. and Mrs. George H. Brown of Prospect announce the engagement of their daugh ter, Dolores Barbara, to Monte Ring, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Ring of Prospect. The wedding is planned for the summer of 1958. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Duane Boyd (Brainerd photo) Miss Barbara Ruth St c gall Is Bride of Bernard Boyd Miss Barbara Ruth Stegall. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Stegall. 1020 West Twelfth street, became the bride of Bernard Duane Boyd, son cf Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Boyd. 1120 East Eleventh street, in a ceremony held Friday, May 31. at Foursquare Gospel church. Trie Rev. Lawrence D. Krause officiated st the double ring ceremony, held at eight o'clock in the evening and attended by 150 guests For the wedding the bride wore a white lace and tulle over satin floor length gown with fitted bodice and long sleeves. Her veil was fingertip length and she carried a bouquet of white carnations with a white orchid in the center. She was given in marriage by her father. Mrs. Lee Roy Stegall, sister-in-law of the bride, was honor attendant and Mrs. Joe Wikoff was bridesmatron. They wore ballerina length blue dresses and carried bouquets of colonial iris. Flower girl was Deanna Smelser. cousin of the bride. She wore a pink floor length dress. ' Candlelighters were Judy Gresham of Roseburg, cousin of the bride and Jerry Boyd, brother of the bridegeroom. Mrs. William Pope of North Holly wood. Calif., sister of the bride groom, took charge of the guest book. Jean .hart ay y&Vj!? ' unexpected, I ffi'P expect it from - Jilll O. S.Polka Dots ... l " Vlt Uew and exciting! Anne .1 Jg Fogarty makes fashion i 11 nes . . . her shirtdress 'S coior coordinared in a j Exclusively Ot j rj beaatiful tilk shantung jfjajg from Goodman Theise In cocoa and white and I 4 Jltakv navy nire. Sues Don Rasmussen served as best man and James Stegall and Lee Roy Stegall seated the guests. Pink gladiolus decorated the church. Miss Velda Krause played the traditional organ wedding music and Mrs. Law rence D. Krause was vocal solo ist. For her daughters wedding, Mrs. Stegall chose a blue dress with navy blue duster and white accessories worn with a corsage of white carnations. Mrs. Boyd wore a beige dress with matching duster and red acces sories. She too wore a white carnation corsage. Out-of-town guests were Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gresham and fam ily and Mrs. Louis Mott and children. Roseburg: Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Clason and daughters and Mr. and Mrs. Alvah Hubbard, all of Seattle. The bride was graduated from Crater High school and has been employed at the United States National Bank. The bridegroom graduated from Medford High school and is serving with the U. S. Navy, stationed aboard the USS Samuel N. Moore at Long Beach, Calif. The newly-weds made a wed ding trip to Lake Tahoe and Yosemite National park and will then go to Long Beach where they will make their home. Medford Woman Attends Ceremony Mrs. Jennie Hutchinson of 522 West Tenth street, has returned home from a stay in Salem and Molalla. Ore., where she visited relatives. In the latter city Mrs. Hutchinson attended graduation ceremonies of Molalla. High school since her twin grandchil dren, Harry and Helen Hutchin son, were members of the class. Miss Helen Hutchinson was awarded a S2500 scholarship by the Crown Zellerbach company. She will attend Oregon College of Education, Monmouth, and will specialize in primary educa tion. The scholarship was awarded on the basis of person ality, leadership and scholar ship. Harry Hutchinson will attend school at Oregon Technical in stitute. The two young people are son and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hutchinson. Population of the US increases 7,000 every 24 hours. Shop at the Pink Store ... Where You Park ot the Door 217 East Main Ph. SP 2-8992 IS Knlor Hlth. Hot, Xoqifort ul HoptuUitr ti Buckhorn Mineral Springs Sanitarium Get a nw leM on tf throwyta t b m rvf our famovi Dinra.I -wtr. wot muni fnr Rheomnni Arthritis. JC'irm YvminM!. Wth ivA Low Blood Proasur and Skin Eruption. Carboa DIOBMa TapOr Xatba for Aurhtra. Kczcroa, Colda, S"tnu and Bronchitis. Ton Haattk ) One Buatain" For raarratlona or daiaiWd to lormatioD address Bsckbora Mineral Spring SsattariDm. t?00 Burkhorn Sprints Boad. Ashland Ore. Or phons long" dlsanra Ss. Sarmaai Waaler. XHracSoa Chiropractic Physician C. E. , Ash- Ashland Couple Makes Plans for August Wedding Ashland Mr. and Mrs. Miller, 1059 Park street land, announce the engagement of their daughter. Darlene, to Martin Tucker, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Graham of Colombia, South America. Both Miss Miller and Mr. Tucker are graduates of Ashland High school. They plan to enroll at the University of Colorado at Boulder, Colo., this fall follow ing their wedding, set for early August in Ashland. Luncheon Meeting Planned by Temple Zuleima temple. Daughters of the Nile, will hold a stated ses sion June 15 in the Masonic tem ple in Ashland. Luncheon will be served at 12 noon with the temple dancers and the Cottage Grove club in charge. They will be assisted by Mrs. Phillip Stans bury and Mrs. J. L. Zittercob of Ashland. Officers attending the su preme session will make their reports during the meeting scheduled to follow at 1 p. m. Miss Darlene Kroening (Brainerd photo) Couple to Marry In August Rites Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Bun nell, formerly of Aledford and now of Portland, announce the engagement of Mrs. Bunnell's sister, Miss Darlene Kroening, to William B. Clegg, Jr. of Med ford. Mr. Clegg is a son of Mr. and Mrs. William B. Clegg, 2235 Oakwood drive. Miss Kroening is a graduate of Medford High school and at tended Oregon State college. She is now employed at Medford corporation. Mr. Clegg attends Southern Oregon college. Ashland. The wedding date has been set for August 3 at St. Mark's Epis copal church here. Although she came cloven from hea ven, and ivcre born of the sea and nursed bv the u-aves: although o cinnamon breathed from her and balm dropped from her if never-the. less she veerc bald, she could not please . . . The hair is such a noble thin? that althou?h a woman move in the beauty of gold, fine apparel, jewels and all adornments, if she has not cared for her hair she is not really adorned. Lucius Apulcius f It'-"- ' plan-a-head for a carefree summer Helene Curtis permanents start at just . . . 7.50 natural, easy -to -care -for styles by Mr. Tim, master beautician, haircuts with the shape of beauty Mrs. Lee. . .styled permanents easy -set natural look... call SP-2-6434 for an appointment soon . . . 2nd floor Sunday. June 9. 1957 MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE THREE BEAUTY SALON Sorority Members To Attend Session Four Medford members will attend the international conven tion of Beta Sigma Phi sorority to be held this summer in Ed monton. Canada. Mrs. William Tycer and Mrs. David Legg of Alpha Rho chap ter. Mrs. Arthur Brooks of Beta Upsilon and Mrs. Russell Bud reau of Xi Mu chapter will leave here Wednesday, June 12, for the meeting. They will motor thorough Portland and attend the Rose Festival, and will then continue on to Edmonton for the convention. The route back will be by way of Banff park. Lake Louise and Victoria. They will be away a week. Medford Sojourners To Meet on Thursday Medlord Sojourners will meet i years or less are invited to at- at the Pythian hall Thursday June 13 at 12:30 p.m. All women who have resided tend. Dessert luncheon is fol lowed by bridge, canasta and pfr nochle for the remainder of th in Medford and vicinity for two afternoon. Family Attends Graduation Today Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Cook of Route 3, Medford, and children. Monte, and Deanna, are attend ing the graduation exercises at the University of Oregon today in Eugene. Among the graduates is an older daughter. Miss Bar bara Cook. Miss Cook attended William ette university her freshman year and transferred to the uni virsity for the last thre years. She is a music major and a mem ber of Sigma Kappa social sor ority and Mu Phi. national music honorary fraternity for college women. She plans to teach music at Redwood Elementary school near Grants Pas this fall. HAT MI ALL SUMMER HATS REDUCED One Group of Hats... Price All Other Hats 7& OH Credit Gladly Given leys 17 South Central It 's from Medford Medford's Finest Jewelers and Silversmiths Wedding Rings set in single rows to blaze beneath a diamond solitaire - or to be effective with a guard ring of colored gems. Specially priced, they offer a rare ualue for the bride who wants a glamorous symbol of the event. 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