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Sunday. June 30. U5T . 4 f V . W A Members of th wedding Mr. and Mrs Richard Leon McGuire following J their wearing June 21 at First Presbyterian c.urch. Members of toe wedding party (left to right) include Miss Joyce McGuire. Neil Arant O and his two children, William and Dianne, Southern Oregon Art Exhibit Winners Announced Grants Pass The list of win ners has been announced for the Southern Oregon art exhibit sponsored by the Grants Pass branch, American Association of UnKersity Women. (The exhibit was opened Fri day and will be open to the pub lic from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. today at the Grants Passo high school library. The Grants Pass A A U.W. awarded a $10 schirtarship for a summer art course at the Grants Pass Art0League to John Jones. 255 Stewart street, and Pat Rtishton. 283 Oak Grove road, Medford was selected as second alternate. Th scholarship was awarded on recommendation of the judg es. Sweepstakes winner was Miss gcaii IiarA BE READY Fourth sculptured radiance in "coral ice" Look smooth as ic and just as shimmering! A suim.'iiit In luscious "Coral Ice" satin Lastex i i t!ie new Cutex co!or for lips and finpertips. With tapered pleats, deep hack, inner bra. 10-1 S. 19.95 CO 4 of California j r.S. Token Cufei "Coral Ice" i ! Upjtick W,h Youi Suit: 5k-p at ti e F,:-k Store . . . Where You Park at the Dcor 217 East Main fh. SP 2-1992 A " ' party congratulate Miss Nincy Alice Sollie, Grants Pass, for her 'oil landscape "Santa Monica j Pier." Acacia Ebbesen, Grants I Pass, received soecial mention for "Chair With Flowers." i Medford winners were: water- colors division. Miss Margaret Osenbrugge, blue ribbon for "Mountain Lake," mixed media, Warren Wolf, blue ribbon for "Autumn;" sculpture. William Funlaine. red ribbon for "Pinto Pony," and Mrs. Betty M. Allen, red ribbon for "Calypso." In the senior high school divi sion, John" Jones received the blue ribbon. Pat Rushton, Myrna Calloway, and John Jones re ceived red ribbons, and Pat Rushton received honorable j mention. Judges for the show were Mrs. i Rachael Griffin, director of edu- ... for the A. MrM It f-M i 5 ' ( A MEDFORD (OF.EGON) MAIL TRIBUTE THHEE Thomas, Mrs. Neil Arant, John Chatalas, the bridegroom and bride, and Jim Grey. Lutie William Arant ushers his little John Chatalas, the bridegroom and bride, and Jim Gre. Little William Arant ushers his little sister into the receiving line in the foreground. JMiss Sallie Greaser Wins Scholarship i Miss Sallie Greaser. 6R3 South i Holly street, has been chosen by Crater Lake Post. Veterans of Foreign Wars, to recoive a S200 cash scholarship. ! Miss Greaser, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ben F. Greaser, was se lected by a post committee ap ; pointed by Commander Ray Hu- son. She was a member of the 1957 graduating class at Medford High school and plans to enter Oregon State College in the fall where she is tentatively plan ning to major in general sci ence. cation at the Portland art muse um, and Andrew McD. Vincent, professor of art and head of drawing and painting at the Uni versity of Oregon art school. -w 1 ' " ' L . V v f, Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Williams Owen-Williams Wed In Medford Home Ceremony Eagle Point Mrs. Amber E. Owen became the bride of Al bert Williams in a ceremony held at the home of Mrs. Owen's daughter, Mrs. Betty L. Gris som, Wednesday, June 19, at nine o'clock in the evening. The Rev. John Martin of the Church of Christ officiated. For her wedding the bride wore an orange silk dress wit.T white accessories. Wild orange blossoms, and red and white roses decorated the Grissom home on Merriman road, Medford, for .the wedding and reception which followed. The couple will make their home in Eagle Point where Mr. Williams is a rancher. Guests Return To Texas Home Mr. and Mrs. Ed Peterson Jr., from Wichita Falls, Texas, aro leaving today after visiting the week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Bush Jr., 118 Black i Oak drive. Mrs. Peterson is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bush. Wednes day evening a party was held in the visitors' honor in the yard of the Bush home. Plan Picnic Medford chapter of Gold Star Mothers will hold a picnic af 12 noon Tuesday in Hawthorne park behind the Girl Scout of fice. All Gold Star Mothers are invited whether members or not. Those attending are to bring a hot or cold dish and their own service. Frances' Furs Formerly Francej Dallaite 1100 Crater Lake Ave. Telephone SPV2-6526 rAx.Z 4 " Tfv:i II : rK j n .... i I" Vi , i Richard ColemaihA IcGuire J V -riding Held at Presbyterian Church First Presbyterian church was the setting Friday, June 21, for the eight o'clock evening wed ding of Miss Carolyn Mora Cole man and Richard Leon McGuire. The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Coleman, 1115 East Eleventh street, Medford. The bridegroom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul McGuire of Colo rado Springs, Colo. Dr. D. Kirkland West offici r.Ied at the double ring rites at tended by 150 friends and rela tives. Yellow gladiolus and greenery decorated the church. Mrs. Charles Champlin was solo ist and Miss Priscilla West play ed the traditional organ wed ding music. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a white organdy frock styled with shir red bodice and long sleeves. Small ruffles fell the length of the full skirt and her fingertip length veil was held by a band of seed pearls. She carried a bou quet of stephanotis encircling a white orchid. Her single strand of pearls was a gift of the bride groom. The wedding dress was first worn by the sister of the bride, Mrs. Neil Arant. Mrs. Arant was matron of honor for her sister and wore a pale yellow silk organdy frock styled on princess lines. She car ried a cascade bouquet of yel low Ester Reed daisies and her headband was of matching flowers. Miss Nancy Thomas of Reno. Nevada, cousin of the bride, and Miss Joyce McGuire of Colorado Springs, sister of the bride groom, were candlelighters. They wore dresses identical to the honor attendant with head bands of Ester Reed daisies and wristlets of daisies. Dean McGuire served as best man for his brother while Jim Grey, Neil Arant, Grants Pass, John Chatalas, ' Seattle, Wash., and Spencer Marsh Jr. of Port land, seated the guests. For her daughter's wedding Mrs. Coleman wore a slate blue lace dress over pink taffeta. Her corsage was of pink carnations. Mrs. McGuire chose a pink shan tung sheath dress and her cor sage was of white carnations. JUlfEflA 1. Install New Carpet 2. or Clean the Old 3. Install New Kitchen Floor or Sink . . . 4. or Clean and Wax Them . . . 5. Clean Your Furniture, Drapes and Mattresses Phone for Free Estimates! Laurine's Floorcovering 1 Leon McGuire (Landis - Shangle photos) Prior to the wedding at the church Miss Ruth Loland assist ed the bride and her attendants. Following the ceremony a re ception was held at the church. Mrs. E. L. Thomas and Mrs. H. De Jarnett, aunts of the bride, cut and served the wedding cake. Miss Donna Witter and Miss Priscilla Elmquist served the punch. Mrs. B. Mueller was in charge of the guest book and Miss Joan Meador was at the gift table. Out of town guests included Mrs. Paul McGuire, mother of the bridegroom, and Miss Joyce McGuire and Dean McGuire, sis ter and brother of the bride groom, of Colorado Springs. Rel atives of the bride included Mrs. Cora Crowder, Reno, Nevada, great aunt; Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Thomas, aunt and uncle and Miss Nancy Thomas, cousin, of Reno; Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Marsh Jr., Portland; John Cha talas, Seattle: Miss Ruth Ln Iand, Miss Priscilla Elmquist. Richard Jarvis, Lon Nelson and Miss Joan Meador, all of Port land. The bride is a graduate of Medford schools and Whitworth college. She is a student at Eman uel School of Nursing, Portland. The bridegroom attended Colo rado Springs schools and Whit worth college in Spokane. He is employed at the First National Bank in Portland. The newlywed couple will make their home at 532 North cast Going street, Portland. For her traveling attire the bride wore a blue linen suit with white accessories and the white orchid from her bridal bouquet. Prior to the wedding a shower was given for the bride-elect by Mrs. Albert L. James and Miss Donna Witter at the James home on Euclid avenue. Sixteen guests attended. Mr. and Mrs. H. De Jarnett, aunt and uncle, and Mr. and Mrs. Neil Arant, sister and biother-in-law, gave a dinner for the bride-elect at the De Jarnett home on Pioneer road durine the week prior to the wedding. Mem bers of the bride's family and out of town guests attended. Let us do this while you're on Vacation Local Women Elected To Sfafe Offices Mrs. E. L. Bartholomew, a member of CG. Medford, was elected state treasurer at the PEO state convention in Salem June 19 and 20. Other state officers chosen in clude Mrs. Ralph Day, president; Mrs. E. E. Vehrs. first vice-president; Mrs. Emmerson B. Hough, second vice-president: Mrs. W. K. Rauch, organizer; Mrs. F. E. Juvett. recording secretary, and Mrs. R. C. Lindberg, correspond ing secretary. V from Medford's Finest Jewelers and Silversmiths Trusted for4ccuracy Q ' OMEGA ik For a discerning man . . . A SELF-WINDING WATER-RESISTANT WATCH OF EXCEPTIONAL QUALITY Omega is the OTictal watrn of the International 0i)mpic Gamel MEDFORD, OREGON Quality Diamonds Honestly Priced for Over a Quarter of a Century Family Returns To California Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Smith, and son Sidney, left Friday for Laguna Beach, Calif., after visit ing in the Medford area. 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