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Mrs) Robert Sv (Tftox3itn,
Salem, will be speak (at5 3n
annual gest lunchn (to
givna bySledf ord branch, (8j6ri
caa Asaci1aon ($f) Unfysii
Wccnea Sfctrdjiy, Deehil:
at tfae Svstjut Valley Comjirx;
club t 15:15 o'clock.
Mrs. Thorntonfs) topic will be
:: Ji I "AAUW Art Program Todav."
tho AAUW natial a conu
tee and recently attended(S)com
mittee meethlg) in Washington,
D.C. Mrs. Thornton is(a)past Ore
eon state president at) tfre)(a$so-
cianon ana a termer memogj; qi,i
the Medfprd branch.
Guests at lcleton ill
be membe of the (Ashland,
Grants Pass and Klamath lK
branches of American Associa
tion of UniAsity Women, 11
mbers of stud; groups (on
sored by AAUW are invited and
branch iembers may bring
guests. Reaervationrafe) toc$fe
made apt lter than wednesaay,
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Mrs. Richard Pam
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Garrett - Naylor Ritps
Ah Temple Baptist Qf&$3i
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Temple Baptist church, Med
ford, was the setting Saturday
November 16, for the 1:30
o'clock afternoon wedding of
Miss Margaret Viola Naylor and
Richard Pleham Garrett. Chry
santhemums in fall colors dec
orated the church for the double
ring ceremony attended by 75
relatives and guests. The Rev.
Claude A. Miller officiated.
The bride is a daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. William H. Naylor,
3499 New Ray road, Central
Point. The bridegroom is a son
of Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Garrett,
1585 Prune street, Medford.
Given in marriage by her
father, the bride wore a white
satin dress fasbhed with wide
waist band and he() fingertip
length veil was held by a cronWi
trimmed with seed pearls. Fhe
irried a cascade bouquet of
bphanotis encircling a white
orchid.
Mrs. Rr Oisen, Grants Pass,
was honor attendant 'for herJ
sister and Miss Hrfoyse Garrett,
sister of ibe brftfegrdWmQand
Miss ilma Phillips were bf ldes
maidsTheypre flocks of blue
chiffori overtaffeta with pink
hats and carried bouquets of
pink carnation
Roger OlsenQ served as best
man while Stanley Young and
Jim Wesie seated the guests.
Maynard Hadley was soloist
and rs. A. Freeland was in
char otbjf)church decorations.
pr hr) dauteifs) wedding
Mrs.,2aytor chose (algay sheath
dess with blac accessories. Mrs.
Garrett (Wprglfc) navy blue dress
with bladt accessories. They both
had orchid corj&ss.
rtlowirfg) the wedding a re
ception was neia aixne cnurcn
Charles
Couolrrifc
In Cha$l Sric
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Vx. and Mrs. BarP De) Hass
Quaienbush ar making) theirs
hom jjt IX IT Eichmond avenue;
II Cm-it, -Calif., foUowinS; their
ldinj Sturay, November
iS, 1 tb Xhapel of JlowersO in
Berkflty, Caflt, Mrs. Quken
inaL is lb iormerIiss Carolyn
Abjx Pavack, a daughter of 'Mr.
aod S4j. SohrT) Pavack, Rich
Dxrw3, C132. The briAejroom (s
I -pcsSi e Mrs. Eiy Quaienbush
T6 Ray. J. Hall of theLuth
erajO eiurh ojf Richmond' offt
ciated at the Afternoon cere
wonyj) Mr. Pavack f"gave his
daughter in rflariage.
Qiliss Janice Burnsr R i c h
saond, attended the bride and
Dtm Kaylor trved as best) man.
TcJJowing the weddirig (8; re
caption and buffet supper rere
held at the homeQif Mrs. Yvonne
Corella, Richmond. She wa(D as
sisted by Mrs. Lloyd Hawkins,
Oakland, both sisters) d ithe
bridegroom.
served the wedding) cfce while
Mrs. Hoiner Hylton gourpd the
coffee, an Mfifc Jean (Drysdale
presided at th punch bowl.
The ttuple aue making their
home at 836 Tgy lor street,
after returtftog from a wedding
trip to the Oregon oas. For her
traveling aure the birde wore
a gray tweed suit Sritfi black
accessories an(j)the xrchid txaiQ
her bridaLbouquetr
The bride attended (lledford
High school and is employed b
Sacred Heart hospital. Mr. Ga-
tt also s(fndedVMedford High
ipol and is employed by Becjrls
Dumber fith 'Sites. enijfeth
Johrtsbn, SPi35-4?43 oC'MtS
CharlesTjif gman.SPrihg; 3-3981,
Th orcfgrlhi ag. arranged fey
(Sfc (ghnson, program chaav
man. Decorations (are betiie done
Sg) thgpplieS' artsdtudy igroug).
(Thf) music study igroup ill (gro-
vicfe-masicjoMrs. Harrv ChiDman
(gill in)du ,
Jfties
T)!A!&UmuSicuy gfibugj
'Will meet Wednesday, December
'4, at ttie) hon of Mr. W. E.
Hercher, 16C Stratford avenue'.
The session (ifi) bejgn at 8 p.m.
mB) Richard) Schuenai
singa group of Solot, and th
remainder ofyth fylhin-gj ill I
lion Gmi- y fUnrnitn m-ntti-nt 4
(Snyonf interested igi e
froug, whether ember of
american Association of Untver-,j
sity Women or not, may obtain
further information by calling
Mrs: Charles Freeman, SJPring
Tb art; rgfotfi 6f AffieBea
ssociaSoa of Univerylty WoMk
eti Ul meet Mopday, BScemSr
2, t 1230 pin. S$ih home
Mrs. Lloyd Nfeilson, aiSO sl
Jackson avehae." Gi
ner m (Jpeafe. 0
Corf lgf) ige itf&t 3jB.
Obencfitin Central goin$)ns
been initiated into th Oregjpn
State cpll&gechaotftr ofOmicron
dfu, oaor(frateiity(g)ie)grjS-
ajuiiat .nurie economisnu
oTe Be Pigjble(fii)igiembjprship,
students must rang in thf) uer
20 per cent o3hew class, T'en
senior romeji and (graduftecu
dente; were picked for member
ship a the haner cielris
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Miss Obenchaln is a 1954 tfTtd-
o uate ot crater dg:igh :ri8)l
(fp3tf&gp (ORCGON) MAIL THIBUNT-THHEE
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Rolland's
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MarifS) is a graduate of Medford Beauty School and
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has Comer & Doran Tffaining with special emphasis
on becoming hair styles in the modern trend. We.
invite you to come in(id(et acquainted.
)0isf) Rt&MNf) SLUD MAXINE
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MARCIA WOODWARD
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and Bkjtry.
stephanotis encirclmg a white I Mrs. Charles Pond cut
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Magape
Dating or driving she'5 be in style. Put tm the hood for protection
against chilly breezes, or just for the prettiness of it. It mes off with
the flick of a button and presto! she is all dressed up. The semi-sgoop
sweater loves to accompany your pet skirts all day long and on to
.parties. Full-fashioned for the perfection f it in Taraspun Orion for
lasting flattery, never mats or stretches. Dreamy colors for day and
evening wear. Sizes 34 to 40 $11.95.
Du Pont's Acrylic Fiber
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Shop at the Pink Store . . .
Where You Park at the Door
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617 East Main
Pho-ne SP 2-8992
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edford' Finest Jewelers and Silversmiths
Ring Christmas wedding Dells
with a matchod set and the
two will echo, beautifully, the
momentous events of your en
gagement and nuptials. Here,,
three beautiful diamond duets
all different,, yet with on
common denominator: com
plete harmony.
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Choose His Rolex
Oyster Perpetual by Size
U ha is the type that wears a (arjer watch welt, the Rolex
- shown left should be your choice. N a smalfer watch looks
faettsr on his wrist, the one snown right hv bn scad
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Beautiful
Bracelet Movades
to serve the dual purpose of an exquisite piece of
jewelry and an accurate reminder of the time. Crafted
so $at the bracelets are an integral part of the lovely
designs, they are destined for those fashionable
fashionables who want everything up-to-the-minute.
Encircle this
Christmas with
with a beautiful ring that
will be a never-to-be-forgotten
reminder of you.
Stone-set and
gold, each of
distinction.
craned in
these has
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MEDFORD, OREGON
Quality Diamondj Honestly Priced for
Ovr a Quarter of a Century
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A. Fourteen karat with Toscani bracelet $350
B. Fourteen karat with fink bracelet $ 1 95
C Fourteen karat with Milanats bracelet $395
D. Fourteen karat with Florentine bracelet $360
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Hematite nitaglio ten karat
yellow gold ring $36.85
Black star sapphire with
2 diamonds, 18 karat
gold $225.00
Synthetic ruby ring in ten
karat yellow gold $36.50
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