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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (July 13, 1958)
o G o 0o O O o o o o 7k Mft- TRIBUNf. MWforJ, Oregon, Sunday, Jury 13, U3I JHatfield-Kuzmanich Rites Q i ! V L vlll -Wftt&Q x- I I f y let: ih ')v f; .isliS Secretary of State Mark Odom Hatfield and hit bride. & former Antoinette Kuzmanich of Portland, are ihown here in their formal wedding portrait. The Hatfield-Kuz-znanich wedding, held July 8 in Hinion Memorial Baptist church, Portland, was attended by more than 500 guests. The Halfields will be at home at the floyal Court apart ments. Salem, after August 1. (Gladys Gilbert photo) Dierdorffs Here For Week's Stay Dr. and Mrs. G. A. Dier dorff and three children, Larry, Todd and Barbara, ar rived in Bedford last week to visit friends here. The Dierdorffs are in their home at 2631Hillcrest which has been leased since they left about a year ago to live in Des Moine, la. Last evening a group of friends held a picnic in Haw thorne park to honor the Dierdorffs. It was planned by Dr. and Mrs. Milton Snow and Mrs. Clara Ziegle?. Tuesday Mrs. Dierdorff will be hon ored at a luncheon which members of her bridge club will give at Rogue Valley Country club. Dr. Dierdorff, who prac ticed osteopathic medicine while in Medford, is now resi dent surgeon at Des Moines General hospital. En route west the family stopped at MEDFORD S ALU! SEMI-ANNUAL EVENT JEWEL-TONED FASHION RINGS o Worth Much More! S Youft find all these and more in this fabulous ring collection! Rings in aolors to match your every costume! Rings with a flashing brilliance that looks fantastically expensive! Rings in styles and shapes to suit every taste! All stones securely set in gold or silver-color mountings, adjustable to correct size. These dazzling rings regularly would be priced much, much higher choose several now, at this tiny pricel Glittering Rhinestones Tailored Gold, Silver, and Copper-Tone Rings Sparkling Stones in Gem Colors Anjque-look Rings Glamorous Tone-on-Tone Rings or Large, Ornate Rings JEWELRY-MAIN FLOOR Prospect Couple To Be Married Prospect The wedding of Miss Joan MacHenry and Dale M. Chapman is scheduled for July 25 at 8 p.m. at the Church of the Good Shepherd, Prospect. The bride-elect is the daugh ter of the Rev. and Mrs. W. Bruce MacHenry. Mr., Chap man is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Victor L. Chapman, Cascade Gorge near Prospect. The Rev. Mr. MacHenry will officiate at his daughter's wedding. The young couple both attended Prospect High school. Mt. Rushmore, saw a perform ance of the Passion play at Spearfish, S.D., and visited Yellowstone National park. They will leave the middle of this week for the return trip to Iowa. 1 am,$2 , . plus tax Held The wedding of Miss An toinette Kuzmanich, Portland, to Oregon Secretary of State Mark Odom Hatfield, held last week in Portland, is of wide interest throughout the state. The ceremony took place Tuesday, July 8, at eight o'clock in the evening at Hin son Memorial Baptist church, with more than 500 guests at tending. The bride, chief counselor for women at Portland State college, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Kuzmanich, Portland, and the bride groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dolan Hatfield of Salem. The wedding took place on the 30th wedding an niversary of the bride's par ents. The Rev. William Kerr, pas tor of H i n s o n Memorial church, read the marriage cer emony assisted by the Rev. Ar. lin M. Halvorsen of First Bap tist church in Salem. Mr. Kuz manich gave his daughter in marriage. Mrs. Rudolph Lasich, Port land, was matron-of-honor for her cousin and also attending the bride were Mrs. Richard M. Page and Mrs. Morrill Smith, both Portland: Mrs. Thomas H. Wendel, Seattle; Mrs. Richard Bryan, Elm hurst, 111., Mrs. Rodney Hof stetter and Mrs. John P. Maulding, both Salem. Junior attendants were the Misses Carol Ann and Jan Van Nuys, cousins of the bridegroom from Eugene. The bride's gown was of white organdy fashioned with scoop neckline edged in ap plique organdy flowers with iridescent sequins, drop waist line and billowing skirt with chapel length train. She wore two veils, a brief one of Brus sels lace over a train-length veil of illusion, and carried an old-fashioned bouquet of white roses, stephanotis and bou vardia. Her attendant's gowns were of white organza designed with cowl necklines and full skirts with satin bands at the waistline. Their headdresses were of matching white satin ribbon bands and they car ried pink and burgundy col ored carnations with gypso phila. Dr. G. Herbert Smith, Sa lem, president of Willamette university, was best man for Mr. Hatfield and groomsmen were William Van Nuys. Eu- j gene and James Hatfield, Sa lem, cousins of the bride groom. Ushers were John Leo vich, Portland, uncle of the bride; Richard M. Page, Port land, and Travis Cross, Warne Nunn, Gerald W. Frank, Stu art Compton, Donald Robin son, Douglas Coe, Jerry Whip ple and Marion County Cir cuit Judge Val D. Sloper, all Salem. Mrs. Peter Gunner, Salem, was soloist for the wedding. White gladiolus and dahlias decorated the church. The reception which fol lowed was in the church. Mr. and Mrs. Hatfield are spending their honeymoon at Pebble Beach, Calif., and after Aug. 1 will be at home at the Royal Court apartment in Sa lem. For traveling the bride wore a dressmaker suit of French blue faille with match ing hat and black patent ac cessories. , The bride attended the Uni versity of Oregon and Stan ford university, and the bridegroom Willamette uni versity and Stanford univer sity. He formerly was pro fessor of political science and dean of students at Willam ette university. Included among the wed ding guests were Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. Bash and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kline, both Med- iford; Mr. and Mrs. William iDawkins, Ashland, and Mr. land Mrs. Verne G. Shangle, I formerly of Medford and now of Salem. Couple Married In Home Rites Central Point Mr. and Mrs. William Junior Pleasant are making their home in San Jose, Calif., following their wedding July 4. The bride is the former Myrna Ruth Ad ams, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Adams, route 2, box 625, Central Point. Mr. Pleas ant is a son of Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Pleasant, route 2, box 627, Central Point. The ceremony was held at 10 o'clock in the morning at the home of the bride's par ents with S. W. Pleasant, fath er of the bridegroom, offici ating. Fifteen relatives and friends attended. The bride attended Crater High school. The bridegroom is employed by Ford Motor company in San Jose. 1 Leaves Mrs. Agnes Kelly, 725 Penn sylvania avenue, planned to leave this morning for Long view, Wash., to spend three weeks with her son, Guy Kel ly, and her daughter, Mrs. Jack Sailor. Tmp 14 Oregon postmasters and their guests in Medford last week for the annual conven tion were guests at a garden party given by Mrs. E. B. Hanley and Mrs. Hanley Hef fernan at Hanleylands. Pictured here dur ing the event are (left to right) Frank L. Postmasters and Visitors Guests at Garden Party Delegates and visitors to the meeting of Oregon chapter, National Association of Post masters, held in Medford last week, were guests at a garden party for which Mrs. E. B. Hanley and Mrs. Hanley Hef fernan were hostesses. It was given Wednesday afternoon at Hanleylands on Ross lane, Marriage Rites To Be Monday; Showers Given The wedding of Miss Geor gia Brown and Delmer L. Bar nard is scheduled for Monday at 7:30 o'clock at First Metho dist church, Medford. Dr. George G. Roseberry will of ficiate with the reception fol lowing the ceremony at the Pioneer room in the Jackson hotel. Miss Brown is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George I. Brown, 641 South Holly street. Her paternal grandparents were the late Mr. and Mrs. Sidney I. Brown who moved to the valley in 1910. Mr. Brown was Jackson county sheriff from 1935 until his death in 1945. The bride-elect's maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Tom Smith long time resi dents of Gold Hill. Mr. Barnard is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Barnard, 1375 Orchard Home drive. Several showers have been given for the bride-elect dur ing the past several weeks. On June 27 Miss Brown was honored at a shower attended by 14 relatives given by her i mother and an aunt, Mrs. Ray Gamier, Alta street. The shower was held at the Brown home. . ! . Last week she was again honored by Mrs. Marvin Bar nard at their Orchard Home drive residence. Between ten and twelve friends attended. Relatives Visit At Hopkins Home Houseguests for the past three weeks of Mr. and Mrs. Curtis L. Hopkins, Old Mili tary road, Central Point, were Miss Carol Jo Thompson and Stephen Thompson of Mis soula, Mont. The visitors are a niece and nephew of Mrs. Hopkins. 4 Visitors Leave Valley visitors recently were Mr. and Mrs. Harry K. Whitney of Elyria, Ohio. They were guests of Mr. Whitney's cousins, Mrs, Ida Stephenson, 512 Boardman street, and Mrs. Harold Elliott, 2502 Ste wart avenue. They will return to their home by the way of California and Mexico. STUDENTS, CAREER GIRLS, HOUSEWIVES, TEENAGERS What Are Glamour Girls Made Of? You'll Find the Answers in the NANCY TAYLOR CLASS Tuesday July 22, 7:00 to 10:00 p.m. Nancy Taylor will shew you how to makt your: Face, hair, skin lovelier Walk and rnorions graceful Figure attractive Voice pleasing, conversation sparkling Manners impeccable ENROLL NOW Nancy Taylor Charm & Modeling Course 42 N. Riverside SP 3-6408 Medford, Ore. with almost 150 persons at tending. Mrs. Hanley and Mrs. Hef- fernan were assisted by the! Misses Martha and Claire Hanley, Moore Hamilton, Medford postmaster, Mrs. Hamilton, and Mrs. Budd Gail. Pouring and serving at the tables set up in the gardens were Mrs. Jack Eidswick, Ash land; Mrs. Raymond (Marie) Furry, postmistress at Phoe nix; Mrs. Parker Hess, Ash land; Mrs. Roger Smoot, Tal ent; Mrs. William S. Rose, Mr. and Mrs. Prentice Petty, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest, P. Leavitt, Mrs. George Evans and Miss Darilyn Popow. Entertainment was provid ed by the costumed Oregon Shakespearean Festival sing ers, Miss Arlieta Knowles, Ly man Pruitt and James Baker. The trio strolled among the guests singing Elizabethan songs. The refreshment .tables were decorated with arrange ments of blue and red gladio lus, red zinnias, white daisies and white gypsophila to car-! ry out the patriotic red, white and blue theme. August Wedding Planned by Pair Prospect Mr. and Mrs. A. V. McKillop, Prospect, an nounce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Suzi D' Alice, to Les ter Gerald Namitz, son of Mr. and Mrs. G. K. Namitz, Pros pect. The bride-elect attended Prospect schools and is em ployed by the Hoag Logging company as a secretary. Mr. Namitz is a graduate of Sweet home, Ore., High school and is employed by the McKay Logging "company. The wedding is scheduled to be held August 8 at Church of the Good Shepherd, Pros pect. Class Reunion To Be Sunday Final plans are being made now for a reunion of the 1948 class of Medford High school. It will be held at Tou Velle park Sunday, July 20, at 12 noon. Robert Shangle is general chairman. Out of the class of 196 graduates, all but five' have been contacted, it is stated. These five are James Worth em, Robert Thomas, George Elmer Smith, Shirley Wood-1 burn and Lee Strong. Anyone I knowing the addresses of any of these five is asked to con tact either the chairman or Mrs. Paul Parsons, SPring 2-9650. : Cole, Portland, regional personnel manag er of the post office department; Mrs. W. G. Hoover. Fossil, Ore., Mr. Hoover, new president of the Oregon chapter. National Association of Postmasters; Mrs. Hope Bra der, Chemult, Ore., retiring president. Miss Nicks Wed To Dennis Boyd Ashland First Methodist church, Medford, was the set ting July 5 for the 7:30 o'clock evening wedding of Miss Jan ice Nadine Nicks and Dennis Boyd. Dr. George G. Rose berry officiated at the single ring ceremony. The bride is a daughter of Mrs. Buma Nicks, 122 Laurel street, Ashland. Mr. Boyd is a son of A. K. Boyd, Seattle. The bride wore a light blue suit with white lace hat and white accessories. She was given in marriage by her mother. Mrs. Nicks wore a light tan sheath dress with white accessories The bride attended Ashland High school. The bridegroom attended Modesto, Calif., High school and the University of Washington. He is employed by Cheff Construction com pany. :; iJLjl JULY aaieys 1 y lifts Lovely Rayon Suits $11 -fl-90 u u T ONE RACK WOOL uits Values lo W5 $ 3 2 Millinery Values lo 29" $l52$3$5 CREDIT Teacher Returns After Spending Year in Japan Miss Elayne Leach returned to Medford this week after spending a year in Japan as a teacher with the U.S. Army Dependent Schools. While in it Japan, she was stationed in Yokohama and assigned a third grade class in Beach Elementary school. Miss Leach was able to travel extensively throughout Japan and made trips to Hong Kong, Bangkok and Portu gese Macau. Miss Leach, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Leach, 1228 Corona avenue, will spend the iummer with her parents before returning to Eugene in the fall, where she will continue her teaching. Auxiliary Plans Party and Tea At Black Oaks Women's auxiliary of St. Mark's Episcopal church has made plans for a bridge party and tea at Black Oaks Wed nesday, July 16. Hours will be from 1 to 4 o'clock. Reservations for the event may be made by calling Mrs. C. Weldon Kline, SPring 2-9990, or Mrs. John Bunker, SPring 2-7535. Flower Arranging Bowls Figurines Wall Planters 50 Off SP-3-1733 Towers Gifts 26 SOUTH CENTRAL 1 rsrrfrW Dresses. $790 $090 ALL SALES FINAL! COPPER " J Jewelry Oey 1 AND J . - 74 LESS u ' I 17 South GLADLY GIVEN! 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