Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (July 6, 1958)
in n . r - --.'," i-i' S" $ wr t O Mr. and Mrs. James William Hall (Classic photo) Hall-Brigc&n Ceremony Held at Catholic Church Sacred Heart Cattioli church was the setting Setw day, June 28, for th ftt noon wedding of Mist V garet Eleanor Brigde M James William Hall. Thi Mkte is a daughter of MrAni r. Dale. E. &nley, 2 Hsmiltan street, Medford. Mr. HsH ia son of Mr and Mrs. H Ray mond Hall, 139 Hihltn4 drive. . The Rev. John Ilg officis ed at the two o'clock cu- mony attended by 200 rela tives and friends. Basket pink and white gladiolus orated the ghurch for be ceremony and Bruno ?til grini played the organ rd ding music. The bride wore an impart ed white French lace ani ftjf lon net gown with matching lace mitts. Her white net veil was held by a headdress of sequins and she carriedga bou quet of white orchids and stephanotis. She -uas escorted to the altar by her father. Miss Linda Montgomery was honor attendant for the bride. She wore a pale blue taffeta frock with light blue cummerbund. Miss Jeanette Nougier was bridesmaid. She was dressed as Miss Mont gomery with her dress of me dium blue with pale blue, cummerbund. They carried bouquets of pink gladiolus. Robert H. Hall served as best man for his brother while Jack Robinson, Roman A. Lake, Bakersfield, Calif., uncle of the bridegroom, and Hayward Boardman, Fresno, Calif., brother-in-law of the bridegroom, seated the guests. Sam CoiSey, brother of the bride, was ring bearer. For her daughter's wed ding Mrs. Conley worea blue lace over taffeta dress with pink accessories. Mrs. Hall chose a pale blue sheath dress SNIDER'S MILK W MILK . ? fa THE t W GROWING J;' FAVORITE . I vitft' white accessories. Their corsages were of pink gladi olus and daisies. fellowing the ceremony a reception was held at the Girls Community club. Miss Mary Austin cut and served ih wedding cake and Miss Sharon Roberts and Mrs. Ro berta Daniels poured the punch. Mrs. Robert Hall was n charge of the guest book, Tne couple left on a wed ding trip to the coast. For her traveling attire the bride ore a pink suit with white wehid corsage. TJie - bride attended St Mary's and Queen of Angels convents. Mr. Hall is a gradu ate of Medford High school and is. serving with the U. S Ait Force. - Out-of-town guests attend ing the wedding were Mr. an Mrs. Robert Hall, Texas; Mrs. Bertie Kiliian, grand mother of the bridegroom, Mr. and Mrs. Roman A. Lake, uncle and aunt of bridegroom, all Bakersfield, Calif.; Mr. and Mrs. Hayward Boardman, sister, and brother-in-law of bridegroom, Fresno; Mr. and Mrs. Guy 'Applewhite, Mr. atid Mrs. Glenn Holzhouzer, Mrs. C. L. Wolff, Mrs. Wil liam May, Richard Barker, Mrs. A. A. Madden, Mrs. H. M. Schilling, all Ashland; Mrs. R. A.' Berry, Dunsmuir, Calif.: Miss Janet Fink, Springfield, and Miss Lor raine Smith, Klamath Falls. Mrs. Schilling and Mrs. Berry are sisters and were school friends of the bride's mother in LaCrosse, Kan. 1 Roguette circle, Military Order of Lady Bugs will meet Tuesday, July 8, at 8 pjn. Convention reports will be given by Mrs. Ben Allison, Mrs. Ralph Pittock and Mrs. Ivan Lusk. Lytle-Hite Rites Held In Ashland Miss Audrey Florence Hite, daHghter of Mrs. W. B. Smith, 1597 Camp Baker road, be came the bride of Robert Dean Lytle", son of Mr. and Mrs, Robert R. - Lytle, 100 Meyers Creek road, Ashland, in a ceremony held June 11 in Ashland. The Rev. Boss Knotta of Ashland First Methodist church officiated at the 7:30 o'clock ceremony attended by 50 relatives and friends. The bride wore a white lace sheath frock with white feath er hat and carried a purple orchid on a Bible. Por the tra ditional "something old" she wore an opal ring that had belonged to her grandmother. Mrs. Glenn Spriggel, Ash land, attended the bride. She wore an aquamarine colored sheath frock with white ac cessories and white rose cor sage. " Glenn Spriggel served as best man and Keith See, Klamath Fallj, brother-in-law of the bridegroom, and Ernest Lytle, Central Point, brother of the bridegroom, seated the guests. White and pink roses and mock orange decorated the church for the ceremony. Miss Raydene Chisum, Phoenix, played the piano wedding mu sic and Mrs. Ernest Lytle, sister-in-law of the bride groom, was solqist. . Following the ceremony, a reception was held at the Methodist church. The couple are makinf their home at 100 Meyers Creek road after their re turn from a wedding trip to the coast. For her traveling attire, the bride wore an avo cado colored sheath with matching jacket and white accessories. . The bride is a graduate of Phoenix High school. Mr. Lytle is a graduate of Ash land High school. Both of the couple are students at South ern Oregon college, Ashland. Student Attends FHA Convention Miss Arvella Prom, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. George J. Prom, Willow Springs road, Central Point, left this week for Kansas City, Mo., where she will attend the 1958 na tional meeting o f Future Homemakers of America July 7 through 11. Miss Prom, one of eight delegates from Oregon, is a senior at Crater High School and has been a FHA member since 1955. She has served as chapter secretary and vice- president and is president elect for 1958-1959. She is al so southern Oregon district chairman. In addition to her FHA ac tivities Miss Prom works in many school organizations. She attended Girls State last month, is a past president of Girls Athletic association, was Girls League secretary and is vice-president of the League. She is a member of the "cur tain callers" dramatic group at the high school and has par ticipated in several state speech meets during the past year. The five day meeting, with the theme "Future Homemak ers of America-Teens With a Purpose," is planned and car ried out by the teenagers themselves. It will give the Oregon delegates n oppor tunity to exchange ideas with other delegates from 47 states, Alaska, Hawaii and Puerto Rico. Attending the meeting will be 430 delegates accompan ied by 130 adult FHA advi sers. FHA is the national organi zation o f pupils - studying homemaking i n secondary schools in United Stater and territories. - Players Compete For Master Points . ' Thirty-two duplicate bridge players competed Wednesday for master points at the Riv erside - Bridge club's master point tournament. High scores were won in the north-south position by Mrs. Berg Marten and Mrs. Fred Rehling, first; Mrs. George B. Dean and Mrs. Roy Pruitt, sec ond; Mrs. Frank R. Baker and Al Gilhoueen, third; and Mrs. A. W. Lingaas and Mrs. C. L. Howard, fourth. In the east-west position winners were Mrs. Sam Rich ardson and Robert R. Dickey, first; Mr. Dolph Phipps and Mrs. William Knope, second; Mrs. Sam Van Dyke and Wil liam Isaacs, third; and Mrs. Jack Mitchell and Roy Pru itt, fourth. Temperance Union To Hold Meeting Woman's Christian Temper ance Union will have a des sert luncheon Friday, July 11, at 1 p.m. at the east end of Hawthorne park. A recrea tional program will follow tfie luncheon.' . - " ) 'Mi " i ' b 4 ii I! I r m I s mt Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Darby. T27 West Jackson boulevard, announce the engagement of their daughter, . Anne, to Frank White, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. L. White, lllVi Chest nut street. Mo wedding date has been set. Both Miss Darbv and her fiance attended Med ford High school. Ceremony Weds Darlene Prevatt, Ronald Williams Cave Junction (Special) Miss Darlene Elaine Prevatt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Clyde Prevatt, Kerby, became the bride of Ronald Allen Williams, ' Grants Pass, in a ceremony held Sunday, June 22, in the Cave Junction Com munity church at 3 o'clock The Rev. Gene Denning of ficiated. The bride wore a soft bal lerina length pastel green dress and carried a nosegay of red roses. She was given in marriage by, her father. Her attendants were Mrs. Frank Cooke, dressed in a white ballerina length taffeta frock, and Miss Barbara Pre vatt, sister of the bride, wear ing orchid: Both attendants carried nosegays of white and yellow roses. Russel Williams, brother of the bridegroom, was best man and ushers were James Pre vatt, brother of the bride, and Steven Hyde. The mother of the bride was dressed fn yellow silk print worn with white acces sories and a white carnation corsage. The reception was' held in the Eagles Hall in Kerby. Mrs. Frank Cook and Miss Barbara Prevatt arranged the gifts and had charge of the guest book.. The new Mrs. Williams was graduated from Illinois Valley High school in 1957 and the bridegroom from Grants Pass High. school the same year. The young couple are making their home in Grants Pass where Mr. Williams is em ployed by the Southern Ore gon Plywood company. Chapter to Hold . Picnic Thursday Bowbells chapter of the Daughters of the British Em pire will hold a picnic at the home of Mrs. Everett Sy brant, 620 South Peach street, Thursday, July 10, at 6 pjn. Those - attending should take their own food and table service. Announcement Mann's Beauty Salon takes pleasure in announcing that, . Mr. Tim, master beautician, has returned to take over full management ... contrary to , previous announcements. . Mr. Tim and his staff of expert beauticians are prepar ing to accept new appoint ments as well as our regular ones starting Monday, July 7th. , The same fine quality workmanship as in the past as sures you the finest in beauty art. Call Mr. Tim, Mrs. Lee 'Horn, Betty Mae Cox, Anne McKibben or Shirley Carmi chael for appointment. ' Spring 2-6434 Beauty Paulena Carter . Guest Today of Boston 'Pops' Paulena Carter, concert pi anist and a daughter of Mrs. Fred Carter, Ashland, will be guest artist today in-a concert to be given in' Boston under the direction of Arthur Fied ler of the Boston Pops orches tra. Miss Carter will play the Grieg piano concerto.. Miss Carter has known the famous conductor for many years, and played under his direction as a child when he conducted a performance of a children's symphony orches tra in California. The pianist flew to the east coast from her home in southern Cali fornia yesterday, and will spend a week in the east. In New York she will attend a performance e Meredith Wilson's "The Music Man" which is enjoying an extend ed run to standing-room-only audiences, as a guest of Mr. Wilson. The two musicians appeared in the same radio program broadcast from Hol lywood for about five years Miss Carter will have two albums of records released in the near future. One is made up of piano numbers record ed by .Miss Carter alone, and the second is a group of Bee thoven numbers for piano and cello made jointly with Wil- lem Van den Burg, California orchestra director and cellist In private life the pianist is Mrs. Jack Wormser and the mother of two children, San dra Elizabeth, 4 in August, and Steven Nicholas, who will be 2 in September. Couple Married In Nevada Rites Mr. and Mrs. Dale C. Mat thews are making their home at 1104-C Mahanna, Long Beach, Calif., following their wedding June 29 in the Bap tist church, Reno, Nev. The bride is the former Patricia M. Shultz, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. D. S. Shultr, Fresno, Calif. Mr. Matthews is a son of Mr. and Mrs. VV E. Mat thews, 914 Ross line, Med ford. The Rev. Blake M. Frank lin officiated at the 2:30 o'clock afternoon ceremony. The bride wore a pale blue suit with striped skirt. Her corsage .was of pink rosebuds, Miss Sheila Couey, Med ford, was maid of honor and Lynn Miller, Willow, Calif., served as best man. The bride, attended Med forrd High school and was graduated from Roosevelt High school in Fresno. Mr. Matthews attended Medford High school and is serving with the United States wavy, 4 Pythian Girls Plan Meeting on Thursday The next meeting of the Pythian Sunshine girls will be held Thursday, July 10, at the Pythian at 7 p.m. At the last meeting of the group Miss Margaret Gro chocki, Phoenix, was wel comed as a new member, i ol lowing the business meeting a barbecue supper was held at the home of Miss Barbara Kadin. Committee in charge was Miss Rose Ann Brooks and Miss Lanae Bostwick. Salon I , i ftgr. and Mrs. Cuss Goldenpenny - Rites Held at Central, Point Mr. and Mrs. Guss Eugene Goldenpen ny Jr., will return this week from a wedding trip to Spirit Lake, Wash. They were mar ried June 22 at First Southern Baptist church, Medford, with Clynton Crisman of Medford Friends church officiating at the two o'clock afternoon Hostesses Give . Party at Hotel Mrs. Violet Ditsworth, Port land, and Mrs. Jennie Hutch inson, "522 West Tenth street, were hostesses for a lunch eon at the Jackson hotel Tues day, July 1. Guests were long time friends of the two wom en who had . been together for a vacation camping... trip at Diamond lake for a week of the summer of 1935. . Present were . , Mrs. Roy Vaughn, Prospect; Mrs. E E. Segessenmann, Shady Cove; Mrs. Alma Mallery, Central Point; Mrs." Lial TuckerV Ash land; Mrs. Elizabeth Tucker, Ashland; Mrs. Millie Glass, Medford, and the two host esses. - Following luncheon the group1 went to Mrs. Hutchin son's home to spend the re mainder of the afternoon. Workshop Planned By Herb Society A special meeting and workshop of .. Rogue Valley Herb society will be held Tuesday, July 8, at 10 a.m. at Madroaks, the home of Mrs. John Hoist, Gold Hill. Mem bers are asked to take fold ing tables, chairs, 3 strong needles, scissors and a sack lunch. Organdie and ribbon will be on sale at meeting. BEAUTIFUL NEW! L permanent wave by HELENE CURTIS Permanent in Gleaming New Styles , Complete With Haircut ......from 10.00 SPEND ONLY TWO HOURS : IN THE SALON ... . r - ALL EXPERIENCED BEAUTICIANS... Haircuts in the Shapes of Beauty. Shampoo and Set Beauty Salon, OPEN MONDAY EVENINGS Eugne Goldepey Sinyard Church v ceremony. . Mrs. Goldenpenny is the former Betty Sinyard, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. David A. Sinyard, Central Point. The bridegroom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Goldenpenny, 634 Hazel street, Central Point." Mrs. Paul Kroon played the piano wedding music and ac companied Maynard Hadley, soloist. More than 90 relatives and friends attended the double-ring ceremony. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a white ballerina length lace over sat in gown and a lace veil. She carried a bouquet of white carnations. Miss" Jewelene Sinyard was honor attendant for her sister and Miss Linda Moore was bridesmaid. Miss Sinyard wore a pink frock with white lace cummerbund and carried blue asters. Miss Moore wore blue and carried yellow asters. Marsha Brewer, , Roseburg, was flowergirl for her aunt and Gery Brewer served as ring bearer. Brent Carter served as best man and Lary Fishbeck was groomsman. John Smock and Gordon DeArmond seated the guests. ' . Following the 'ceremony a reception was held in the so cial hall , at the church. Miss Vera Tncker, aunt of the bride, cut and served the wed ding cake. Miss Vickie Work man was in charge of the guest book. The bride attended Crater High school. Mr. Goldenpen ny is a graduate .- of Crater High school and is employed as a stamper by Ross Lumber company; They will make their home at 917 East Pine street, apartment 2, Central Point. from 1.50 ..from 2.00 FHONE SPring 2-6434 - - SJ - '- AIL TRIEjJJNE, Aedford, Central Pojfit Corps Cancels Camp Pignic Central Point ;A picnic planned by Central Point Woman's Relief corps at Camp White tias beerP can celed, the committee in carge states. Next meeting of the corps will be held at the American Legion hall July 15. Miss Flora Moore and Mrs. Mable Goodwin will be initiated. It 'j" Medford's Finest Jewelers, and Silversmith Q IOMEGA . for the business or professional man pr woman who want a watch they can set and forget The ingenious Omega mechanism winds the mainspring with every motiorPfor utmost accuracy. ( V - . 'O 14k gold and steel automatic Seamaster ; $155 Prices includ Federal tax & . And they have all the features that make Omega a leader in the fine watch fieldl Treasured for. , beauty - trusted for accuracy the gift of one will tell her a thousand unsaid things. WITH BRACELETS $85 (Federal tax included) . 'r ''"T-rninmHMn mm m ' For The Watches You 11 Give With Pride. . . Let Brophy's Be Your Guide MEUFORD, OREGON Gucffir Diamonds Honestly Priced for Over a Quarter of a Century Oregon, Sunday, July 4, 195t SA Past Presidents To Meet Friday Past presidents of the aux iliary to Fraternal Order of Eagles will be entertained at the home of Mrs. G. T. Dynge, 1301 Spring street, Medford, Friday, July 11, at 1:30 pan. Past presidents attending are to take a fancy apron to nfodel and present to the club. A business meeting will fol low dessert. from. Medford Water-resistant 14k gold and steel $140 iERS S SM tS : -"mr vs
