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jr. '71 Mr. and If rs. Daryl Ltroy Wheeler (Classic photo) Adventisf Church Scene Of Marriage Rites Sunday The Seventh-day Adventist church in Medford was the setting June 22 for the eight o'clock evening wedding of Miss Carol Ardis Lingscheit, Portland, and Daryl Leroy Wheeler, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Wheeler, 1525 Lenora drive, Medford. Elder W. L. Schoeflin of Milo Academy, Milo, Ore., officiated at the ceremony held in "the same church where the parents of the bridegroom were married. The bride is a daughter of Frank A. Lingscheit, McMinn ville, Ore. She was given in marriage by her father. White tapers and pink gladiolus decorated the church for the ceremony. Mrs. Harold Yost played the tradi tional organ wedding music and Mrs. Harvard Bresee and James Kempster sang. The bride wore a floor length white taffeta and Chantilly lace gown with shjort train. She carried pink tea roses encircling a white orchid. Miss Gayle Hanley, Wood land, Wash., was honor at tendant while Miss Verla Mi 'AQUATIC Styles Mbs fasmon Cntb Ni 0ll &4frd, Oregon, Sunday, June 29, 1958 P i ' fee 1 chel, Portland, cousin of the bride; Miss Gayle Wheeler and Miss Caroline Wheeler, sisters of the bridegroom, were bridesmaids. They wore pink taffeta frocks with matching accessories and car ried pink tea roses. Dale Thompson served as best man while Delmer Fjarli Donald Young, Ashland; Vic tor Cady, Central Point, cous in of the bridegroom; Donald Wilson Jr. and Ronald Plank enhorn seated the guests Miss Caroline Wheeler and Mr. Cady were candlelight- ers. . Following the ceremony a reception was held. ,Mr. Kempster was master of cere monies for the program held during the event. The bride and bridegroom are students at Southern Ore gon college. They are making their home at Fourth and Rose streets in Medford fol lowing their return from a wedding trip to the California coast. For her traveling attire the bride chose a yellow linen suit with floral print shoes. Among the wedding guests were the four grandparents of the bridegroom, Mr. and Mrs. John Wheeler and Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Clymer, all Medford. ATTIRE "CRACKERJACK" by Maurice Handler. Woven satin stripe with sailor collar and bow detail.' $11.95 Many Other SWIM SUITS by ... ELON SEA MODES In Lastex Wool Cotton $Q95 Wide Ran-; and Colors and UP CHARGE NOW PAY AUGUST 10th O 214 East Main Street Phone SP 2-7169 Day-Runstad From Seattle. Wash., comes details of the wedding in that city, of Miss Jill Runstad to John Parsons Day of Medford. The .bride is a daughter of Mr., and Mrs. Harold Johan Runstad, Seattle, and the bridegroom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. John Stewart Day, Gold Rey, Medford. The ceremony was' held Friday, June 20, in Mount Baker Presbyterian church in Seattle. Dr. Robert Christian sen officiated for the eight Harrison-Russell Rites Held in Portland Church Miss Viola May Russell be came the bride of Thomas John Harrison in a ceremony held Sunday, June 15, at Highland Congreg ational church, Portland with the Rev. C. Stanley Knott offi ciating. The bride is a daughter, of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Russell, 1204 North Ivy street, Med- iora. Mr. Harrison is a son or Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert H. Har rison of Cascade Locks, Ore. Albert Pollard was organist for the double-ring ceremony and Miss Doreen Dunlap was soloist. Mr. Russell gave his daughter in marriage. The bride wore a white nylon organza gown over white satin trimmed with Venetian lace and seed pearls Her fingertip length veil was held by a cap of lace and seed pearls and she carried a bouquet of white gladiolus and stephanotis. Miss Diana Russell was honor attendant for her sister. Bridesmaids were Miss Bar bara Roach, Miss Alexa Hib bard both of Medford, and Miss Sharon Moreland, Port land. They wore dresses of dotted Swiss in ballerina length with taffeta cummer bunds. Their headdresses were pink gladiolus. Miss Russell was in white with pink ac cents and carried white roses The bridesmaids were in pink with white accessories and carried white sweetpeas. Candlelighters were Miss Christine Burt, Corvallis, cousin of the bridegroom, and Miss Sherrill Mason, Port land. They wore orchid col ored dotted Swiss frocks with white cummerbunds. Roger MacKinnan, Bonne ville, Ore., served as best man. Seating the guests were Car lisle Harrison, John Burt, cousins of the bridegroom,B. U. Chung, Darrell Nichols and William Veach. For her daughter's wedding Mrs. Russell wore a willow green lace sheath dress with white accessories. Mrs. Harri son chose a beige lace dress with green accessories. They wore yellow rose corsages. Following the ceremony a reception was held in the church parlor. Mrs. M. E. Bun nell, Seattle, aunt of the bride, cut and served the cake while Mrs. Mary P. Burt, Cor vallis, grandmother of the bridegroom, and Mrs. C. S. Moreland, Portland, poured the coffee. "Miss Phylis Hig don, Cottage Grove, presided at the punch bowl and Miss Janet Earnshaw, Portland, was in charge of the guest book. Mrs. S. E. Holmstrom, aunt of the bride, and Mrs. Raymond Worden, both Port land, were aV the gift table. The couple will make their home in Portland following a wedding trip to Victoria, British Columbia. The bride is a graduate of Medford High school and will enter her senior year at Lewis and Clark college this fall. Mr. Harrison is a graduate of Lewis and Clark college and has completed his first year at the University of Oregon Medical School in Portland. He is a member of Alpha Kappa Kappa medical fra ternity. The wedding also served as a reunion lor memDers oi both families. Attending were six of the seven Harrison brothers, uncles of the bride groom, their families and other relatives of the bride groom. Relatives of the bride in cluded Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Bunnell, Mr. and Mrs. Wil Visitor Leaves For California A recent visitor in Medford was Mrs. Alvin Zelver, the former Patricia Farrell, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Farrell, 1310 East Main street. Accompanying her here from their home in Men- lo Park, Calif. y were her two sons, Nicholas and Michael. ... During her stay in the val ley she was honored at a luncheon of former school chums at the home of Mrs. Richard V. Finch, 223 Brad ford Way, Tuesday. Attending the event were Mrs. Robert Taylor, Mrs. William Thorn dike, Mrs. Donald Garrett, Eagle Point; Mrs. Quentin Sidesinger, Seattle, Wash.; and Mrs. Frank Prime, who re turned to Medford recently after living in Turkey for sev eral years. .. - . Wedding Held in Seattle o'clock evening rites and Mr, Runstad gave his daughter in marriage. The reception which followed at the Rainier club was attended by 500 guests. Decor of the wedding was all white, and the ceremony took place by candlelight. The bride's gown was of imported Chantilly lace designed with billowing skirt ending in a sweep train. Her headdress was of pearlized French fili gree orange blossoms and her liam Russell, Seattle, uncles and aunts; Mrs. S. E. Holm stron, aunt, Mrs. Bessie Fow ler, cousin, both Portland; Mr. and Mrs. Joeburt Bunnell, Ta coma, cousins; and Mr. and Mrs. A. Douglas Roach, Med ford. Mrs. Arlen Raymond Rags dale was Nellieann Roesberry before her marriage June 16 in a ceremony held at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Seth D. Roesberry, Ash land. The bride was gradu ated from Southern Oregon college with the 1958 class. Home Rites Wed Pair In Ashland Ashland Mr. and Mrs. Ar len Raymond Ragsdale are now at home in Needles, Brit ish Columbia, Canada, follow ing their wedding June 16 in Ashland. The bride is the former Nellieann Roesberry, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Seth D. Roesberry, 1230 Ashland Mine road. Mr. Ragsdale is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Rags- dale, Route 1, box 202, Eagle Point. The Rev. James A. Neely of First Baptist church, Med ford, officiated at the 7 o ciocK evening ceremony held at the Roesberry home. Twenty-one members of the immediate families of the couple attended. - Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a gown of nylon chiffon over white satin, ballerina length, .and a fingertip length veil. She carried a bouquet of blue, pink and white daisies. Miss Betty Marie Roesberry attended her sister. She wore a blue print nylon over blue taffeta frock. Russell Ragsdale served as best man for his brother. Following the ceremony a reception was - given for 75 relatives and guests. Miss Alice Turner cut and served the wedding cake and ' Miss Rosalie Roesberry poured the punch. Miss Deann Clark was in charge of the guest book. The couple left on a wed ding trip to the coast. . For her traveling attire the bride wore a blue suit with black accessories. The bride was graduated earlier this month from South ern Oregon college, where she was active in journalism, ra dio and television. She was on the staff of The Siskiyou, the college newspaper, and worked with the SOC radio workshop which staged radio and television programs. She attended college the first year on a Britt scholarship. The bridegroom was en rolled in pre-forestry. WEDDING Invitations or Announcements' Imprinted Wedding Napkins Punch Bowl Rentals . at . . . E. Medford eioow-iengm veil was oi im ported silk illusion. She car ried a mother-of-pearl prayer book, brought to her this spring from Bethlehem by her grandmother, Mrs. Henry K. Benson of Seattle, and a show er of white butterfly orchids and stephanotis. For the traditional "some thing old" the bride carried a handkerchief of Florentine lace which belonged to the bridegroom's great -grandmother, Mrs. Judson Moss Bemis. She wore in her shoe a sixpence belonging to Mrs. Dow Huntington Tinker which her mother had carried when she was married. Miss Runstad was the 50th bride to carry this sixpence, and the first daughter, The kneeling pillows used by the couple during the cere mony were first used at the marriage of the bridegroom's grandparents, the late Mr. and Mrs. Reginald H. Parsons, in 1901, and were also used at the marriage ceremony of the bridegroom's parents, as well as at the weddings of other family members and close friends. Miss Ann Easter of Seattle was maid-of-honor, and brides maids and matrons were Miss Ann Benson, Miss Sally Do delle, Miss Katie Pierce, Miss Carolyn Griffin, Miss Barbara Anderson and Mrs. Myron Law Jr. They wore white silk organza sheath frocks fash ioned with floating back pan els and their headdresses were garlands of orange blossoms attached to illusion veils J They carried cascades of dou ble white gladiolus, The flower girl, Patricia Etheredge of Piedmont, Calif. wore a dress of bouffant organdy and carried a nose gay of orange blossoms The bride's mother wore for the wedding a peau de soie gown of green shades with matching hat and veil and white orchid corsage. The bridegroom's mother wore a gown of celadon green peau de soie with matching floral hat, bronze accessories and wine-bronze orchid corsage Best man for the bride groom was Arthur Ekerson, Medford, and the ushers were Jon Runstad, brother of the bride, John Burgess, Seattle Charles Lappenbusch, Belling ham, Wash., William Mold stad, Mt. Vernon, Wash., Hugh P. Brady, cousin of the bride groom from Los Altos, Calif., Dr. Martin Johnston and Rob ert Shepherd, both' Medford, Pouring during the recep tion were Mrs. W. . Ronald Benson, Mrs. Samuel N. Eth eredge, Piedmont, Calif., Mrs, Lysle A. Wood, Mrs. Joseph Valentine, Mrs. Earl B. Day, Medford, Mrs. Christen Chris- tensen, Mrs. Henry K. Benson, Mrs. Edward C. Wells and Mrs. George C. Martin. Mrs Robert E. Speir and Miss Alli son Easter attended the bridal book; Mrs. George H. Parsons and Mrs. Howard A. 'Frame, aunts of the bridegroom, were in charge of the receiving line. Mrs. Willard E. Skeel and Mrs. David G. Mason were in charge of the dining room. Scott Ricker and Miss Patricia Etheredge served the bridegroom's cake Mr. Day and his bride trav eled to southern California for their honeymooq, and will return to Medford for the summer. Both the bride and bride groom are students at the Uni versity of . Washington. The bride is a member of Gamma Phi Beta sorority, and the bridegroom's fraternity is Phi Gamma Delta Attending the we'dding from Medford were the bride groom's grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl B. Day, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hearin, Mr. and Mrs. Myers Jones, Mrs. T. W. Daily and Mrs. Robert Shep herd Sr. Also among the guests were Mr. and Mrs. Ed ward ,. Mickelson and Miss Karen Mickelson, Eugene; Mr. and Mrs. Norman E. Swanson, Portland; Mr. and Mrs. S. N. Etheredge, Piedmont, Calif., Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Black allar, Berkeley, and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ewing, Portland. . "Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Park er, who came from Mel bourne, Australia, for the wedding will be guests at the Day's home here during their stay in the United States. The wedding was preceded by several parties given by friends and relatives in Seat tle and the rehearsal dinner Thursday night preceding the wedding was given by the bridegroom's parents, his aunt, Mrs. Howard A. Frame, Los Altos, Calif., and Mr. Frame, and Hugh Brady, cousin of the bridegroom, Los Altos, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur H. Johnston. ' . . . Main Miss Gertrude K. Molly of the Medford clinic was elected second vice-chairman of the Office Nurse section of the American Nurses association at their 41st convention held recently in Atlantic city, N.J. Miss Molloy, a member of Ore gon Nurses association. Dis trict 4, was one of 20 delegtes from Oregon who attended the convention, and one of five Oregon nurses who were elected to national offices. A report of. the convention will be given at a picnic Thursday, July 10, at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Edwin Durno, 2512 East Main street, Medford. , Study Club Meets At Dlyn Gallery Travel Study club met Tues day for a charter luncheon in the D'Lyn gallery at 14 Hawthorne street with Mrs. Vera Backstrom Hausmann as hostess. Members took an "arm chair" automobile and plane trip as the hostess showed slides of some of her travels from farthest northern Alaska to the southern part of the Mojave desert below the Salton sea in the United States. This newly organized club has received its charter from the General Federation of Women's Clubs in Washing ton, D.C. ' Plans were discussed for fall activities. Mrs. John Mansfield will have a sur prise Hawaiian program in July; Mrs. Beryl Lyon as hostess. 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J I fi:' y rfeasn.tifc following PleylK km T J TTij " U T' eetef siz prico que. nam MWMMWWM1MaMMM1w ML l Playtex living bandeau nylon Q cotton Q ( 1 Ploylex living long line nylon Q cotton Ploytejt living stroples While 58 95 long line (Black in nylon only) Miss Celia Clpgston JVed To Norman Boyd Dim ford Medford's First Methodist church was the scene of the wedding of Miss Celia Clog ston to Norman Boyd .Dun ford on Saturday, June 21. The bride, a daughter of Frank H. Clogston, Central Point, has made her home with her grandmother,' Mrs. F. W. Clogston, 1840 Stage Road south. The bridegroom is a son of Mrs. N. A. Dunford, Eagle Point, and the late Mr. Dunford. The marriage vows were read at two-thirty o'clock in the afternoon by Dr. George Roseberry, and were followed by a reception in the church parlor. Mr. Clogston gave his daughter in marriage. The bride wore a gown of silk mist taffeta and Chantil ly lace fashioned with low round neckline and full dome skirt trimmed with flat bows. It was designed and made by the bride. Her veil fell from a small pillbox and she car ried pale pink rosebuds with ivy. - Miss. Carolyn Clogston was honor attendant for her cous in. Miss Loretta Kelley was bridesmaid, and Mrs. William Fager, Creswell, bridesma tron. They,wore frocks of white sheer nylon with daisy design -over pink taffeta fash ioned with barrel skirts, wide sweetheart necklines and short sleeves. Their head dresses were pink taffeta bows and all three wore short white gloves. They carried cascades of pink rosebuds and white Ester Reed daisies. William Fager was best man for Mr. Dunford, and Dean Tibbets, Eagle Point, and' Alan Bishop, Central Point, cousin of the bride groom, seated the guests. James Baker was soloist. Baskets of pink daisies and white phlox were combined with ferns and palms to form a floral setting for the wed ding. Miss Regina Hannon took charge of the guest' book dur ing the reception, and Mrs. Martin Clogston and Mrs. R. W. Bishop cut the wedding cake. Miss Ethel Wooddall, Torrance, Calif., poured cof fee and Mrs. Ray Clark, Yaki ma, aunt of the bride, poured punch. Mrs. Jeffery Clogston and Mrs. Frank Clogston took as seen on ctoivt, Q eVel Q charge of the gift table. . The reception tables were arranged with pink rosebuds and white tapers. About 75 guests were present. Mr. Dunford and his bride traveled to their home in Cresswell, Ore., following the ceremony, the bride wearing a grey linen chemise dress with pink and white accessor ies. The bride, a graduate of Medford High school and the University of Oregon, will teach in Cresswell beginning with the fall term. 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The Aneells. former neighbors of Mrs. Bebb in Maywood, NJ, recently moved to Santa Rosa from their home in Honolulu, Ha waii. sity of Oregon in the achool of architecture. Both the bride and bridegroom are attending the summer session. The bride is a member of Zeta Tau Alpha sorority. 21 N. Central are I . I
