Weddings, Engagements
In Cave Junction News
Cave Junction Many wed
dings and engagements have
made news for the Cave Junc
tion area in recent days.
Miss Barbara Hawkins, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Haw
kins, Kerby, and Dennis Krauss,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Krauss, Selma, were married on
August 3 at First Methodist
church in Reno, Nev.
The ceremony was read by
the Rev. Stephen Thomas.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Akin,
of Chiloquin, uncle and aunt of
the bridegroom, were attendants.
The bride wore a blue em
broidered dress with blue shoes
and a white picture hat.
The newlyweds are making
their home in Cave Junction.
Both attended Illinois Valley
High school.
Miss Sharon Work and Orlen
Pickle were wed Saturday eve
ning, August 3 at the home of
the .bridegroom's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John Pickle. The bride
is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Work, Selma.
The Rev. Merlyn Mik0?lsen,
pastor of the O'Brien Commu
nity church, read the single ring
service in the presence of close
friends and relatives.
The bride wore a light blue
gown with white accessories for
the wedding and the reception
which followed.
Both Mr. and Mrs. Pickle
were students at Illinois Valley
high school. They pa re making
their home in Cave Junction.
Friday, August 2, the bride
elect was honored at a shower
at the home of Mrs. Earl Stroh-
kirch. Mrs. J. A. Buckles was co-
hostess.
Walden and Tommy Silva.
Mrs. Biles wore a gray suit
with red accessories and a red
carnation corsage for her daugh
ter's wedding. The bridegroom's
mother, Mrs. James Walden,
Grants Pass, wore a navy nylon
polka dot dress and a black dust
er with a corsage of pink car
nations. A reception was held at the
Biles home following the wed
ding. Assisting Mrs. Biles were
Mrs. W. J. Steffens and Mrs. H.
A. Newnham.
For her going-away costume
the new Mrs. Biles chose a pow
der blue dress with pink acces
sories. After a visit in Cave
Junction, the young couple left
for Monterey.
The bride was graduated from
Rogue Rier High school in
1953 and was employed at the
Grants Pass laundry as a bookkeeper.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Vaughn,
Kerby, announce the engage
ment of their daughter. Ruby, to
Lee Carothers, son of, Mr. and
Mrs. Grant Carothers, ' Cave
Junction.
P Miss Vaughn will be a senior
at Illinois Valley High school
this fall. Her fiance was grad
uated in 19S6 and is now em
ployed at Southern Oregon
Archery in Kerby.
No date has been et for the
wedding.
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Miss Lois Jean Biles, Grants
Pass, and Theodore L. Walden
jformerly of Kerby, were mar
ried August 9 at 8 p.m. at the
Jerome PraiOs Community
church.
Mr. Walden has been in the
U.S. Navy since January 1955,
spending much of his time in
Japan. His new station is at
Monterey, Calif., where the cou
ple will live.
The single ring ceremony was
read by the Rev. Wayne McMil-
len. Pink and white gladiolus
decorated the church.
Marvin Franklin sang and San
dra Bird was at the piano.
The bride, wearing a blue
nylon dress with pink accessor
ies and a corsage of pink car
nations, was given in marriage
by her father, Veltie Biles.
A pink polished cotton dress
and white accessories with a
white carnatibn corsage were
worn by Miss Janice Smith, as
maid of honor. Richard Biles,
the bride's brother, served as
best man, and ushers 1fere Jerry
If a fresh pineapple is not ripe
when purchased, it will ripen at
room temperature within a feww
days. It then should be refriger
ated, wrapped well to prevent
other foods from absorbing the
pineapple odor. Ripeness test:
the leaves will pull out easily,
with old unless itOis for Tm
mediate use. Bacteria thai cause
stale flavor increase in stored
milk.
Next time potato sjgad is on
the menu try this variation. Use
tarragon vinegar as part the
dressing heating the vinegar
first with a tablespoonpf mixed
pickling spice, tied in cheese
cloth bag, for easy removal.
When barbecuing steaks and
chops, trim off the excess fat
before cooking so that the driD
pings won't cause flames to
flare.
Olive or vegetable oil make a
better marinade than butter for
barbecue basting, because butter
burns too quickly over direct
heat.
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William H. Hill, 215 West
Jackson street, retired newspa
perman and printer, will observe
his 80th birthday August 26. Mr.
Hill and his wife have lived in
Medford for the past 25 years.
80th Birthday
Of Medford Man
To Be Observed
William H. Hill, 215 West
Jackson street, Medford, will
celebrate his 80th birthday Mon
day, August 26. Mr. Hill will be
honored at a small dinner plan
ned by his wife.
Mr. Hill attended school in
Republic county, Kansas, and
taught in that county. Later he
became an apprentice printer
and in 1898 he entered the Unit
ed States Army, serving in the
Spanish American War. After his
release from the service he, en
tered the newspaper field and
spent the next 30 years as a
printer in Kansas and in Idaho.
In 1930 Mr. Hill was appoint
ed chairman of the Military
Training Camps association in
Lincoln county, Idaho, under the
plan of civilian aid to Secretary
of War James W. Cook.
In 1932 Mr. Hill sold his news-
Miss Coralie Roseberry Wed
To Ralph Van Horn in Salem
Miss Coralee Roseberry, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. George G.
Roseberry, 113 North Ivy street, Medford, became the bride of
Ralph Van Horn, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph W. Van Horn,
Salem, in a ceremony held Sunday, August 11, in. the Salem
First Methodist church.
Dr. Roseberry officiated at
the double ring ceremony held
at four o'clock in the afternoon.
He was assisted by the Rev.
Paul Jewell, Portland, brother-in-law
of the bride.
Baskets of white and pink
gladioli, white chrysanthemums,
and asters decorated the altar
for the ceremony. The pews
were marked with white asters
and pink gladiolus blossoms tied
with pink and white bows. Pro
fessor Josef Schneeker of Wil
lamette university was organist.
Soloists . were Ronald Craven
and Miss Betty Starr Anderson.
Preceding the ceremony the
bridegroom sang "My Lady
Walks in Loveliness" as he
stood in the background just be
fore the bridal party entered.
The bride wore a white satin
gown with bouffant tulle over
skirt terminating in a court
train of satin and tulle. The
fitted bodice was covered with
rose point lace trimmed with
pearls. Her finger tip length veil
was held by a satin and lace
headpiece- trimmed with pearls
and she carried a cascade bou
quet of white roses and stepha
notis encircling white orchids.
Dr. Roseberry gave his daugh
ter in marriage.
Mrs. Paul Jewell was matron
of honor for her sister. She
wore an aquamarine chiffon
frock over taffeta with matching
hat and shoes. Miss Joyce Amb
ler, Portland, and Miss Marilyn
Isaak, Salem, Alpha Chi Omega
sorority sisters of the bride,
were bridesmaids. They wore
frocks in ballerina length of
aquamarine taffeta with match
ing accessories. They all carried
paper holdings in Idaho and
came to Medford, where he has
lived since. In his retirement he
began making myrtlewood furni
ture, and has built many tables of Portland
and lamps.
cascade bouquets of pink, roses
and gladiolus blossoms.''
Candlelighters were Mi3s Lois
Monk and Miss Joyce Sixbury,
Davenport, Iowa, cousin of the
bridegroom. .
Mac Baker, Phi Delta Theta
fraternity brother of the bride
groom, served as best man.
Groomsmen were the Rev. Joe
Harding, pastor of the Trinity
Methodist church, Salem, and
Charles Marsters, another, fra
ternity brother of the bride
groom. Seating the guests were
Thomas Lawson, Portland,
Jerry Ackerson, William
Walsh, Coos Bay, Gary Adams,
Salem, and William Heinlein.
For her daughter's wedding
Mrs. Roseberry wore a powder
blue lace over taffeta dress with
matching accessories. Mrs. Van
Horn chose a blue silk frock
with mauve accessories. Their
flowers were pink rosebuds.
Following the ceremony a re
ception was held in the church
parlors attended by 350 guests.
Mrs. Walter Dodge was in
charge of the reception assisted
by the women of the Wesleyan
guild of the Salem church. Mrs.
Everett Faber, Medford, Mrs.
Brooks Moore, and Mrs. P. D.
Baker, Salem, cut and served
the wedding cake. Mrs. Julian
Keiser, Salem, and Mrs. Ray
mond Clark, Davenport, Iowa,
aunt of the bridegroom, poured
the coffee while Miss Marjorie
Cooper presided at the punch
bowl. Mrs. Thomas Lawson,
Portland, was in charge of the
guest book. Mrs. William Chris
tianson and Miss Marilyn Haw
thorne were at the gift table.
Others assisting at the recep
tion were Mrs. TSothwell Avison,
Mrs. Lloyd. Drorbaugh, Salem,"
Miss Carol Warren, and Misses
Patricia and Margaret Parrett
The newlywed couple will
Sunday Angwt 25, 1957
MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE SEVEN
Baptist Church Circles
Plan Sewing Meetings
Tuesday and Thursday
k White Cross circles of the Wo
men's Fellowship, First Baptist
church, will meet Tuesday, Aug
ust 27, to sew for the mission
aries and to make' bandages.
Those attending are to bring a
sack lunch; the meetings will
start at 10:30 a.m.
Martha circle will meet with
Mrs. Donn Piatt, the chairman,
at Laurel street. Esther circle,
led by Mrs. N. A. Mead, will
meet at the home of Mrs. Maud
Chapman, 19 Mistletoe street.
Mrs. Douglas Lamb will be host
ess to Mary circle, of which she
is chairman; Ruth circle will
meet with the chairman, Mrs.
Dora Brantley, 339 Mae street.
Lois circle, an evening group,
will meet Thursday, August 29,
at 7:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs.
R. J. Higdon, Route 1, Box 443,
Camp Baker road, Medford. For
directions those attending should
call KE 5-2911.
Lydia circle will meet Thurs
day, August 29 at the home of
the chairman, Mrs. Gary Shuler,
17 Corning court, at 7:30 p.m.
Almost one-third of the labor
force of the nation is women
and more than half are married.
make their home in Salem after
a wedding trip to Banff, Lake
Louise, Alberta, Canada; Gla
cier National park, Yellowstone
National park and Salt Lake
City. Before returning to their
home September 8 they plan to
attend the Oregon Shakespear-:
ean Festival in Ashland. For her
traveling attire the bride chose '
a brown and beige cotton suit j
dress accented with brown vel
vet with matching accessories. :
She wore the orchid corsage j
from her bridal bouquet. j
ine Dnae is a graduate of
Willamette university and is a
member of Alpha Chi Omega
social sorority. The bridegroom
is a student at Willamette uni
versity and is assistant pastor at
the Salem Trinity Methodist
church. He is a member of Phi
Delta Theta social fraternity.
They will make their home at
520 North Summer street,
Salem. "'
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