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Father of Bridegroom
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Shady Cove Mr. tnd Mrs.
Earl Erwin Evers, married
June 28 in Central Point Com
munity Bible church, vill
make their home in Santa
Margarita, Calif., after August
1. The bride is the former
Loreen Irene Junkert, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Ward, Seattle, and the bride
groom is a son of the Rev.
ang Mrs. Ernest Evers, Shady
Cove.
The double-ring ceremony,
attended by about 100 friends
and relatives, was read by the
bridegroom's father, pastor of
Trail Community church at
eight o'clock. Prayer was said
1$ the Rev. Paul O. Kroon,
uncle of the bridegroom and
pastor of the church in which
the wedding took place.
Mr. Ward gave his step
daughter in marriage. She
wore a gown of white satin
and nylon lace with high col
lar, long net sleeves and pleat
ed skirt. Her veifof nylon net
was held by a jewel-studded
crown and she carried a heart
shaped bouquet of red and
Natural Foods
Group to Hold
Tour of Gardens
Four gardens will be In
cluded in a tour Sunday,
July 22, sponsored by the Na
tural Foods Group. The tour
will acquaint persons with
the possibility of having a
winter supply of vegetables
from one's garden in addition
to a summer supply.
The tour will start at the
garden of Earl Rogers, 847
Pennsylvania avenue at 2
p.m. and continue through
gardens of Miss Anna Streed,
36 North Peach street; Harlan
Bosworth's 2425 East Main
street, and end at the garden
of the Verne Shangle's on
Roxy Ann the Little Switzer
land tratf.
Following the tour, a dis
cussion of winter gardens will
be hld.'and questions will be
answered.
AH interested persons are
Invite j to attend.
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Miss Darlene Junkert, San
Francisco, was honor attend
ant for 'her sister and Miss
Lois Evers, San Francisco,
sister of the bridegroom, was
bridesmaid. Grace Evers,
Shady Cove, another sister,
was flower girL The attend
ants wore white frocks with
red sashes, shoes and head
bands. They carried red roses
with white lace. The flower
girl's dress was of pale pink
with matching headband and
she carried a pink ribbon
basket.
'Floyd Evers, Shady Cove,
was best man for his brother
and ushers were Paul Evers,
Shady Cove, another brother,
and Dan Claspill, San Fran
cisco. Mrs. Paul Kroon was or
ganist and Carl Scott, Trail,
was soloist..
The church was decorated
with baskets of red and white
roses and large red and white
interlocking hearts filled with
roses in the same colors.
For the reception, held at
the church, Mrs. Wayne Ash
cut the cake and Mrs. Richard
Ekstedt, aunt of the bride
groom, poured punch. Miss
Carol Scott and Mrs. Clarence
Wagler , took charge of the
gifts, and Miss Elaine Kroon,
cousin of the bridegroom,
passed the guest book. Mrs.
Kroon was hostess for the re
ception, assisted by Mrs. Rob
ert Sanderson and Miss Ila
Mae Higinbotham.
A wedding supper was serv
ed at the parsonage.
Relatives of the bride here
for the wedding were Mr.
and Mrs. Ward, Clarence
Ward, a brother; Mrs. Larkin
Gibsort, Seattle, a sister; Mr.
and Mrs. Bert Young, Ford
Star, Wash., sister and brother-in-law
of the bride.
Mr. Evers and his bride
spent their honeymoon at
Lake of the Woods resort. The
bride's going-away suit was
of grey and was worn with a
corsage of white roses.
The bridegroom, a minister
of the Christian and Mission
ary Alliance church at Santa
Margarita, is a graduate of
Simpson Bible college. His
bride is a graduate of the
same college.
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Weds Pair
Miss Constance Jean Hop
kins became the bride of Juli
an Battaile in a garden wed
ding held at the home of the
bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Howard G. Hopkins, 1353 East
McAndrews road, Medford,
Sunday, July 6. Dr. D. Kirk
land West of First Presbyter
ian church officiated at the
3:30 o'clock afternoon cere
mony. The bridegroom is a
son of Mrs. William W. Bat
taile, Lacombe, La.
Given in marriage by her
father the bride wore a white
lace ballerina length frock
styled on princess lines. Her
veil was chapel length and she
carried a bouquet of stephan
otis and white orchids. '
Miss Jill Hopkins attended
her sister. She wore a frock
of pink antique taffeta and
carried a bouquet of pink rose,
buds.
Jack Stephenson, Corvallis,
served as best man.
Mrs. Richard W. Hart
played the wedding music and
accompanied O t i a Swisher,
soloist.
Following the ceremony a
reception was held at the Hop
kins home attended by 60 rel
atives and friends.
The newlyweds are now at
home at 344 North Tenth
street, Corvallis, following a
wedding trip to Crater Lake
National park. For her trav
eling attire the bride wore a
blue sheath dress with white
accessories and orchid cor
sage.
The bride attended Wald
port, Ore., High school, Ore
gon State college and is a
graduate of the University of
Oregon. Mr. Battaile attend
ed Slidell, La., High school,
Louisiana State university,
the University of Illinois, and
is studying for his doctorate
degree in chemistry at Oregon
State college.
Navy Mothers
To Hold Session
Rogue Valley Navy Mothers
club will meet Tuesday, July
15, at 10 a.m. in the Girls
Community club for an all
day session.
During the morning dolls
and doll clothes will be made
for the Medford Lady Lions
Christmas project. Baby
clothes will also be made.
A potluck dinner will be
served at noon with Mrs. John
Davies and Mrs. Guy Cobleigh
hostesses for the event. All
mothers of Navy, Marine
Corps and Coast Guard per
sonnel are invited to attend.
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Life-Time Residents
Honored on
Cave Junction The golden
wedding anniversary of Mr.
and Mrs. Richard G. Sowell
was celebrated at a surprise
Ireceptign given by their five
; children at the Eagles hall in
Kerby Wednesday evening
July 9. About 85 attended.
The Sowells are life-time resi
dents of the valley. Mr. So
well was born near the old
Waldo store in March of
1886, and his wife, the former
Ethel Holland was born in
April, 1889.
At that time, as well as at
the time of their elopement,
the three main towns in the
valley were Waldo, Holland
and Kerbyville. The thriving
city of Holland, larger then
than Cave Junction is today,
with its hotels, business
houses creamery and large
post office was named for
Mrs. Sowell's father.
On July 9, 1908, 19-year-old
Ethel Holland and 22-year-old
Dick Sowell, in a horse
drawn rubber-tired buggy, set
off for the five-hour trek into
Grants Pass, ostensibly to
visit friends." Instead, they
drove to the courthouse and
were married by Judge
Jewell. Their three-d a y
honeymoon was spent at the
Palace hotel inn Grants Pass.
One memory that is as sig
Prices slashed again on all our summer
shoes. We still have many lovely styles in
casuals, flats, hi-heel, mid-heel, etc. All
colors including white.
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Julian Battaile
(Landiiphoio)
Anniversary
nificant to the couple in the
twilight of their life together
as it was to the impetuous
young lovers, is the stage rest
station which stood at the
foot of the old wagon road
over Hays Hill where relief
horses were available. It was
called, "The Love Station."
Six months after the couple
were married, they moved
onto their own ranch in Hol
land where all five children
were born and raised. The
ranch is now owned by the
Martin Maurers.
Mr. Sowell was among the
first paid guides at the Oregon
Caves resort. For a time he
drove the freighter service
which ran between Holland
and Grants Pass. For 10 years
he was with the Oregon Fire
patrol and forest service. He
has turned his hand at ranch
ing and logging as well. Now
retired, the Sowells live in
the ranch house on the Tycer
property which stands on the
site of the old Fort Bragg.
Mr. Sowell remembers Fort
Bragg which was erected for
the protection of the early
settlers against Indian at
tacks. The site was considered
to be the center of the valley.
He is a member of the IOOF
lodge and his wife is a past
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Medford,
State Secretary
To Be Speaker
For Club Picnic
Cave Junction Secretary
of State Mark Hatfield will
be a guest of the Illinois Val
ley Republican Women's club
for a picnic and rally to be
held Sunday, August 17, at
2 pjn. Plans for the event
were made at a meeting of
the club July 9 at the home
of Mrs. Lester Hoff.
Mr. Hatfield will be guest
speaker and also invited to
attend are Paul Geddes, Rose
burg, candidate for congress;
Don Cameron, state senator;
Fayette Bristol, Grants Pass,
state representative; Louis
Ringuette, candidate for coun
ty commissioner; County
Judge Raymond Lathrop and
the county commissioners.
The Grants Pass Republican
Women's club, co-sponsors of
the event, will provide enter
tainment and the Illinois Val
ley club will furnish coffee.
About 200 people are expect
ed. Favors are planned for
th children. Everyone is to
bring potluck food and table
service.
The committee from the
Grants Pass club attending the
Wednesday meeting included
Mesdames Andrew Morgan,
Leslie Wilson Peate, K. B.
Reherd, Poland Stearns and
Arthur McQueen. Mrs. Harry
O. Smith, Illinois Valley
chairman, presided.
There , will be no August
meeting of the club other than
the picnic.
noble grand of the Rebekahs.
Their five children are,
Linden Sowell, Eugene; Alton
of Holland; Mrs. Ronald Ty
cer, Bridgeview; Edward and
Jack, both of Kerby. The
thirteen grand children in
cludes one set of twins.
A cake, flankeo. by tall
tapers was the centerpiece
for the banquet table. It was
designed as an open book with
a gold streamer serving as a
book marker. On the left
page of the open book "Gold
en Anniversary" and on the
opposite page, "Ethel and
Dick, 1908-1958" was written
in gold. Two white swans
held a gold band.
Jeannie Tycer, a grand
daughter, and Mrs. Alton So
well cut and served the cake;
Beverly and Jackie, grand
children, served the coffee
and tea; Diane and Kathleen
Tycer, grandchildren, served
punch; Jeannie Tycer was,'
also in charge of the guest
book.
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New Garden Club
Studies Camellias
Camellias were studied at
a meeting of the Little Garden
Club of Medford July 9, at the
home of Mrs. Charles Hurst,
865 Sunrise avenue. Mrs.
Clayton Ruhl was co-hostess.
The subject for discussion
was propagation of camellias.
Mrs. G. O. Bradley showed
how the cuttings were taken
and explained the different
methods of starting them.
At the August meeting, to
be held at the home of Mrs.
C. T. Bascom, 805 South
Peach street, a lesson on flow
er arrangement will be given.
To bake potatoes quickly,
first put them in boiling salt
ed water for 10 minutes,
drain and place them in the
oven.
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Beehive Club Plans Picnic
Beehive club of Olive Re-
bekah lodge will hold the an
nual summer picnic Thurs
day, July 17, at 12 noon. The
event will be held at Maple
park rest area across from
Cubby's Drive-in.
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