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SIX MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Sunday, September 29, 1957 I- I"- " '1 I stfS? it! i S " ? "17 teffsips? r leg Mr. and Mrs. Richard Earl Green (Memory Lane photo) Patsy Lane Weds Richard Green Ashlan d Miss Patsy Lee Lane and Richard Earl Green wers married in a ceremony held Sunday, September 15, in Trinity Episcopal church, Ash land. About 100 guests attended. The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harley R. Lane, and the bridegroom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Green, both Ashland. The Rev. John L. Thompson read the marriage . vows at three o'clock in the afternoon and Mr. Lane gave his daughter in marriage. The bride wore a short gown of white embossed satin made with low waistline and tn skirt. She carried rosebuds and stephanotis. Miss Sally Lane, who attended her sister, wore a street length frock of blue taf feta with dotted nylon full skirt and bolero jacket. Her flowers were pink carnations. Miss Edna Dougherty played the organ and Miss Leanne Al len was soloist. Loyal Green was best man for his brother, and ushers were Lance Locke and Philip Sword. The church was decorated with pink and white gladiolus brought from Grants Pass by the bridegroom's aunt, Mrs. Eu nice Green. Mrs. Green and Mrs. Dorothy Ekstrom, the bride groom's sister, decorated the church. The reception was held in the church parish house, with 125 guests attending. Mrs. Dorothy Ekstrom, Millbrae, Calif., the bridegroom's sister, cut the wed ding cake and pouring were Mrs. Russell Fowler, Medford, and Mrs. Eugene Kenwood, Portland. Mrs. Ray Bohn took charge of the guest book and Mrs. Wayne Myrick the gift table. The bride's mother wore ' a light blue crystaline dress with white accessories and the bride groom's mother was attired -in a dress of dusty rose with white accessories. Their corsages were white carnations.- The wedding guests included the bride's grandmother, Mrs. Leona L. Cochran of Sterling, Colo., and about 35 relatives and friends from several other cities. Mr. Green and his bride spent their honeymoon in San Fran cisco and are now at home at 111 A, Granite street in Ashland. The bride was graduated from the Ashland schools in 1956 and from the Medford Beauty school earlier this month. Mr. Green, who is assistant sales manager for Selby Chevrolet, Ashland, was also graduated from Ash land High school in 1956. The famous American writer, Thoreau, said: "Many a man has dated a new era in his life from reading books." Why not get ac quainted with your Medford Public library today? Books on all aspects of club and organization work are avail able at the Medford Public library. Koko Says: Tomorrow Is the Day! You Are All Invited to The Forma Openiri Robin Hood A new. Una of economy priced shoes to fit' ev ery budget. Of Johnston & Stewart's New Boot umor Tomorrow, September 30 Shop Edwards Edward shoes have represented fit and quality since 1900. We be lieve they are the finest children's shoes made today! J$f Robin Hood black t white I A pppp FREE EIP. Robinette black TlXEE j J8L t"P Slip On. 1 1 1 I V Edward's M GRAB Balloons j fa vtNm bag ancl L "" 5k PRIZES P-fc . To each person purchas- - " ' ing a pair of shoes Mon- All - ' - ---JSJ X" day, Sept. 30th, ONLY! FOT All 0 XJWk lips" pennn9ap m '9ht S LJr""''' feK" Edward's Corrective Shoes , ' Just one of the many Edward corrective styles we stock for your convenience. Don't Miss the Big Opening of Our Ladies' Store . . . CENTRAL at MAIN Tomorrow! Johnston & Stewart Junior BOOT SHOP You Are Cordially Invited To The Corner Shoe Store As Johnston & Stewart Celebrate with You, the People of the Rogue Valley, the FORMAL As a special inducement to inspect our new store interior, each person will be given an opportunity to win ... 3 BIG PRIZES 7. Pair of Naturalizer Calcutta Zizagator ' Shoes and Matching Bag, $35.60 value. 2. Pair of Shoes of your choice. 3. Pair of Shoes of your choice. If one of our lucky win ners purchase shoes on Monday, Sept. 30, she will receive an extra pair of her choice. Of the NEW LOOK at Central & Main Tomorrow - September 30 We are happy to be a part of the great modernization of downtown Medford in recent years and of the flrowth of our town. We feel our store is an asset to the city and to you as we strive to beautify our downtown area. We want to express our appreciation for the fine archi tectural job and for the cooperation we have received from the workmen who made this modern store possible and for the patience of the town as the work was being completed. We Have Stocked Our Hew Store With As Many of America's Fine Women's Shoes As Possible! 1. MAINSTREETER: Flats at, their cutest and fittest too. 2. NATURALIZER: The shoe with the beautiful fit. 3. BRITISH WALKER: Quality at its best for those who demand unexcelled fit in their walking shoes. . . , 4. PENALJO: . ' , No better casuals made. ' 5. ADORE'S: Shoes for the young in heart with the high style you love en ' low little heels. 6. TROYLINGS, DALSAN, DELMANETTE, FOOTWEAR: Dress shoes to fit every taste and pocketbook. Visit Our New Junior Boot Shop - Tomorrow Be Sure-and Put In An Appearance At Medford's Newest and Finest Shoe Store Tomorrow, September 30th! The Corner Shoe Store CENTRAL AT MAIN ... MEDFORD 211 EAST MAIN MEDFORD PHONE SP 2-4848
