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I o O Military Ceremony Weds Pair From California comes news of the wedding of Miss Lindora Mae Markwith and Corporal John McLean Heggs, he!tf in the chapel of the United States Marine Corps Recruit depot, Saa Diego, Sat- igday, June 21. Chaplain Hu- Dert a. ooss Jr. oniciated at ezgly afternoon military wedding ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Mark with, formerly of Jacksonville and now residing in the Clair mont (Histrict of San Diego. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Heggs, De troit, Mich. Escorted to the altar by her father, the bride wore a floor length gown of tulle and Chantilly lace over taffeta de signed with fitted bodice and bouffant tiered skirt. Her fin ger-tip length veil was of hand-rolled imported illusion lace attached to a crown of Vce and sequins. For "something old" she wore an heii?oom chain once belonging to her maternal great-grandmother, and her pearl earrings were a gift from the bridegroom. She car ried a bouquet of phalaenopsis orchids, stephanotis and baby breath with a white Bible. Miss Gloria Anderson, Pa cific Beach, was maid-of-honor and little Susan Kaer, Med ford, niece of the bride, was junior bridesmaids O .They wore ballerina length frocks of yellow lace, net trimmed headbands and yel low mitts and their bouquets ere white gladiolus, laven dtr delphinium and baby JJreath. Stephen G. W. Beck Von Ceccoz, San Diego, was best man. Ushers were James Jrown, Oscar Godick and Mi ghaI Keefe. Ronald M. Wright. San Di- Sp, was organist. White gla olus, ferns and candles dec orated the chapel and were lso used for the reception gtting. . patio reception held at th bride's parents home, was O att&ided by 50 guests. Miss 3 OtekB Shepherd, Jacksonville, i 1 ETHEL LOCKARD j3 tart Miln. 1 Block Eait of Hawthorn Park Phone SP-3-S345 ; ; ; awM . Vee Halgren, Consultant Main and Bartlett Streets Cpl. and Mrs. John McLean Heggi , (Fidelia photo) took charge of the guest book. Mesdames Willard Ander son, Pacific Beach, M. T. Smith, and Stephen G. W. Beck Von Peccoz, San Diego, and LeRoy Kaer, Medford, aunt of the bride, assisted. The bride's mother wore a gown of ice blue nylon sheer and a corsage of white gladi olus with blue delphinium. The bridegroom's mother wore a beige sheath dress with white and dusty rose gladiolus corsage. The bride's maternal grandmother, Mrs. Emily Tit us, Medford, wore a sheer print and orchid gladiola cor sage. The newlyweds traveled to Catalina Island for their wed ding trip, the bride wearing an ice blue silk shantung sheath dress with matching linen coat and white acces sories. The bride was graduated from Jacksonville High school Ethel Says: Prince Matchabelli adds Fragranced Hair Set spray to its Summer Shower line. A lovely, cool and refreshing fra grance to see you through these hot, humid days. Available in cologne, bath powder, .creme sachet, deodorant, soap, bub ble bath and spray mist. HUDSON'S PHARMACY and Oregon Technical insti tute as an x-ray technician. The bridegroom was educated in Detroit, Mich, schools and is presently serving in the U. S. Marine corps. He is stationed at the USMC Re cruit depot, San Diego as a corporal. The bridegroom's parents and a small group of friends motored west for the wedding Also attending were Mrs. he Roy Kaer and children, Rich ard and Susan, Medford. The newlyweds will live in Pacific Beach. 4 Williams Take Canadian Trip Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Wil liams have returned to their home, 1516 Wilson place, af ter a motor trip into Canada. The Williams left July 2 and traveled by way of McNary dam and Bonner's Ferry, Ida., to Radium Hot Springs in Canada. The travelers visited Mt. Eisenhower, took a snowmo bile trip over the Columbia ice fields and spent some time at Banff and Lake Louise. They enjoyed a chair lift trip up the mountains, and the flower gardens at Bow River falls. Later the Williams attended the annual Calgary Stampede, stopped at Ft. McLeod and at St. Mary's in Glacier Nation al park after returning across the border. They also were at Sun Valley, Ida., for a time and coming down the Salmon river at the time of the salm on run, were interested to see literally thousands of fisher men crowding the river oanks. After returning to Oregon, the Willams stopped at Dia mond lake for a time. They made the trip by car, taking their trailer. It's Deep Tons Sun Bronze, sun colored itself to start a pretty tan and containing Revenescence Liquid to moisturize as you turn a gorgeous, golden hue. In a practical, portable tube, $2.00. Regular Sun Bronze (without color) $2.00, $3.50. All plus tax. Your Charge Account Invited Miss Gott Bride of Army Man Miss Winifred Ra Jeane Gott, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Emmett M. Gott, 2283 Buckshot road, became the bride of George W. Thomas, son of Mr. and Mrs. George W. Thomas, 502 Fairview avenue, Ashland, in a cere mony held July 5 in Salinas, Calif. The Rev. John Kemper of the Salinas United Presbyteri an church officiated at the double ring ceremony held at the church at three o'clock in the afternoon. The bride wore a white lace sheath dress with white ac cessories and carried white carnations and stephanotis. Mrs. Charles Bird, Salinas, attended the bride. She wore a pale blue dress with pink carnation corsage. Charles Bird served as best man. The newlyweds traveled to Monterey and Carmel on their wedding trip. The bride attended Medford High school. Mr. Thomas at tended Ashland High school and is serving with the U.S. Army. At the present time he is attending an Army school at Fort Sam Houston, Texas, Following his graduation his bride will join him at his new duty station. 4 Marian Wood Is Bride of ArthurS. Paul A wedding 6f interest to friends in the valley was held in the First Presbyterian church, Carson City, Nevada, recently when Mrs. Marian F. Wood, formerly of Medford, and now of Palo Alto, Calif., became the bride of Arthur S. Paul, also of that city. The bride made her home in Medford from May 1954 until February 1957 while she was employed as a dental assist ant with the Veterans' Ad ministration at Camp White. The Rev. Gerald Case of ficiated at the double ring eight o'clock evening cere mony held May 24. The bride wore a gold and green flowered chiffon frock with white accessories and matching hat. They are making their home at 356 Homer avenue, Palo Alto, following a wedding trip to Lake Tahoe and Twain Harte. They are both em ployed by the Veterans Ad ministration. While making her home in the Rogue valley, the new Mrs. Paul was a member of Medford Business and Pro fessional Women's club, Order of Eastern Star, Daughters of the American Revolution, and the Southern Oregon Dental Assistants society. She. was also a member of St. Mark's Episcopal church here. Barbecued chicken should have the sauce brushed or sprayed on each time it is turned during cooking. Turn every four to five minutes. spring sweet all year 'roond Anti-Perspirant assures your personal protection all day," every day. A creamy liquid that neither runs nor clogs... Anti-Perspirant applies easily, dries quickly, protects won derfully. And it's so safe for delicate skins and fabrics. In a handy, plastic bottle, $2.00. Regular bottle, $1.25, plus tax. Privato and Mrs. Central Point Doll Show On Recreation Program Central Point A doll show was held Friday, July 18, in the Central Point park as part of the girls' recreational activities being held there. Approximately 35 girls en tered 60 dolls in the show. Each girl was allowed to en ter three dolls in the seven divisions. Winners included biggest doll, Judy Patterson, first; Linda Snider, second; and Su san England, third. Smallest dolL Ruth Wilson, first; Pam Squire, second; Marilyn Cameron, third; and Elaine Wright, fourth. The oldest doll, 46 years old, was entered by Jolene Green. Elaine Wright placed second and Elaine Johnson third in this division. Karen Alldridge won first and third places in the pretti est doll division, while Mari lyn Cameron won second. In the best dressed doll division Pam Squire was first, Sheryl Hammel, second, and Elaine Wright, third. The most different -doll was owned by Joyce Josephson with Judy Patterson, second; and Marcie Miller, third. Joyce's doll had moveable face features. The best hand made original doll was en tered by Marilyn Cameron and was her version of the "Purple-People Eater and the Witch Doctor." An African head-hunter entered by Karen Alldridge won second place. Cindy Smock placed third. Mrs. George Johns and Mrs. John Smock were judges. The winners have also been If you've added too much bluing to the wash,' just rinse the clothes in" clear water to which a little vinegar has been added. Phone SP 2-6428 George W. Thomas , (Landis photo) announced of other recent contests. In the rope skipping contest Cindy Lytle was first in the eight-year-old and un der group; Annette Jones, sec ond; and Pamela Squire, third. v In the 8Vfc-and 9-age group, Jeannene West, first; and Su san Fitzgerald, second. In the 10 and 11 age group, Tylene Evans, first; Martha Harris, second; Barbara More, third; and Elaine Wright, fourth. Of those eleven and over Jolene Green was first, and Judy Pat terson, second. In the Badminton tourna ment Jolene Green and Judy Patterson will play for the championship and Marilyn Cameron and Jonet Pfaff will compete for third and fourth place. Boys and girls may sign up for the ping-pong tournament which will be scheduled soon. They may register during the week of July 21 through 25 with Mrs. Don Miller at the Central Point park. They may also sign up for the Roller derby. Bicycles, tricycles, wa gons, scooters, and roller skates, may also take part. Approximately 80 boys and girls have been taking part in the swimming program. Burelson's Final PRICES REDUCED TO Vi AND LESS! VALUES TO $9.95 VALUES TO $11.95 .VALUES TO $14.95 VALUES TO $22.95 Newlywed Pair Makes Home Here After June Rites Among newylwed couples now making their home in Medford are Mr. and Mrs. William J. Evers, who were married June 23 in Sterling, Colo. Mrs. Evers is the form er Freida Mae Curtis, daugh ter of Mrs. Lola Curtis, form erly of Central Point and now of Sterling. Mr.' Evers is a son of Mr. and Mrs. John Evers, Sterling. The wedding was held at the Curtis home with the Rev. Everett Cavin of Calvary Bap tist church officiating at the double-ring rites. Fifty guests attended the eight " o'clock evening event. Baskets of white gladiolus decorated the home and an arch of lighted tapers formed a backdrop for the wedding party. The bride wore a ballerina length chiffon frock of black and white design over white taffeta with black cummer bund. Her accessories were white and her corsage was of pink carnations. She was giv en in marriage by her brother, Ernest Curtis. Miss Barbara Bigg was maid of honor. She wore a pink cotton frock with match ing stole and a corsage of white carnations. James Dean Evers served as best man for his brother. For her daughter's wedding Mrs. Curtis wore a lavender print frock of silk jersey. Mrs. Evers wore a brown print crepe dress. Their corsages were carnations. Following the ceremony a reception was held. The couple traveled to Med ford on their wedding trip. For her traveling attire the bride wore a black and white frock. , The bride attended Crater High school and is a graduate of Sterling High school. The bridegroom is a graduate of Sterling High school and is employed by Kirby Company of Medford. Among the out - of - town guests attending the wedding were Mr. and Mrs. John Cur tis, uncle and aunt of the bride, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Curtis and sons, cousins of the bride, all of Fort Morgan, Colo., and Mrs. Alvina Evers, grandmother of t the bride groom, Denver. Want to be a better parent? Stop in at the Jackson County library and look over the many helpful books on child psychology, behavior prob lems, sex education, and other phases of growing up. 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. o Now $E89 Now w $"5789 Now " Now MAIL TRIIUNE, Madfori, Four New Units Formed By Extension Service Four new Home Extension units have been organized in Jackson county during the past month. The units are at Gold Hill, Derby community on the Butte Falls highway; Winchester, on Winchester avenue in Medford, and Phoe nix. ' Mrs. V. M. Ladd was elect ed chairman of the Gold Hill unit at its first meeting with eleven members attending. The Derby group elected Mrs. F. G. Haworth, chair- manf Mrs. T. Huckaba, vice chairman; Mrs. W. Dunlap, secretary, and Mrs. E. Burg, treasurer. All of the women are of Butte Falls Star route, Eagle Point. Eleven members also attended this group. The Winchester organiza tion elected Mrs T. Antley, chairman: Mrs. R. C. Myers, ( vice-chairman; and Mrs. F. F. Sears, secretary - treasurer. Ten members attended the or ganizational meeting recently. The fourth unit organized is in Phoenix and has 19 mem bers. Mrs. W. M. Kelsoe, route 3, box 172, Medford, was elected chairman. Other offi cers are Mrs. W. P. Elsoh, vice-chairman; Mrs. A. C. Stockstill, secretary; and Mrs. H. H. Cole, treasurer. The units will hold regular meetings starting in Septem ber. All interested women in the county are eligible to be to the units. For information There Is An Answer o your drapery problem AND WE HAVE IT! We've a pattern for every taste in a host of beautiful new color combinations. A design for every roorh every budget. Complete Drapery Decorating 'Service Wakefield Drapery 1100 Crater Lake Avenue SP 2-6010 Shoe Main and Bartlett Sts. Medford, Origan, Sunday, July 20, 1958 5A contact the County Home Ex tension office SPring 3-6211, extension 211. v New officers for the coming year in Jackson county's ex tension units will receive their training on Wednesday, July 23, at Crater High school, Central Point. Registration will start at 9:30 a.m. with the program scheduled at 10. a.m. During the morning ses sion a model meeting will be conducted. In the , afternoon Miss Claire Hanley will give a short report on Oregon his tory, and observance of the centennial celebration. All units are encouraged to de vote one open meeting to study of Oregon. All members attending are asked to bring a sack lunch. To clean white-wall tires easily, apply sal soda concen trate dry with a damp, jtiff bristled brush. Series Rentals FoMJnf WHEEL CHAIXS Open Sunday and Holidays 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Weekdays 8:30 a.m. to 10 p.m. HUDSON'S PHARMACY 613 E. Main Ph. SP 3-5345 1 Block East Hawthorn Park Choos6 from these Name Brands! e DeLiso Debs e Falizzio e Hill & Dale e Florsheim Ferrano's e Joyce e own and Country e Heydays e Jocelli Foot Flair Confettes e Lucky Strides Cobblers Cirranas e Showoffs Old Maine Trotters YOUR CHARGE ACCOUNT INVITED , Phone SP 2-6428 Oregon J j
