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MAIL TRIBUNE, Medfori, Or.
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Mr. and Mrs. Richard LeRoy Rankin
(Landis photo)
Church Rites Wed Pair;
. To Reside in Medf ord
Mr. and Mrs. Richard LeRoy Rankin will return to Med
ford tomorrow following a wedding trip to San Francisco
and Santa Cruz. Mrs. Rankin-is the former Janine Estelle
Norlander, niece of Mr. jnd Mrs. Emmitt Tucker Jr., 543
Tucker street, Ashland. Mr. Rankin is a son' of Mr. and Mrs.
L. G. Rankin, 842 Taylor avenue, Medf ord.
The couple were married
July? 11 at First Methodist
church, Medford, with the
Rev. William (X Walker, pas
. tor of the Methodist church,
Winston-Dillard, and friend
of the bridegroom's family,
officiating at the three o'clock
afternoon rites. Two hundred
relatives and friends attend
ed the double ring ceremony.
The bride wore a white
Chantilly lace gown in baller
ina length and her fingertip
veil was held by a tiara of
pearls and brillants. Her jew
elry was a double strand of
pearls, a gift of the bride
groom, and she carried a bou
quet of stephanotis encircling
a white orchid. Mr. Tucker
gave his niece in marriage.
Miss Dorene Johnson, La
Canada, Calif., cousin of the
bride, was honor attendant.
Bridesmaids were "Miss Bar
bara Marshall and Miss Karen
Gott. Little Maralee Tucker,
Ashland, cousin of the bride,
served as flower girl, w
Miss Johnson wore a cham
pagne colored silk organza
frock and carried a nosegay
of pink roses and white car
nations. The bridesmaids ore
lime green and lavender chif
fon dresses and carried nose
gays of pink and white carna
tions. The flower girl wore an
orchid colored nylon organdy
frock and carried a basket of
pink roses. -
Vernon Bright served as
best man. Gale Eastwood and
David Rankin, Stockton,
Calif., cousin of " the bride
groom, ushered. Danny Ran
kin, Stockton, Calif., cousin
of the bridegroom was ring
bearer.
For her niece's wedding
Mrs. Tucker wore a powder
blue silk organza dress with
matching accessories. Mrs,
Rankin wore a pink linen knit
dress with white accessories.
Their corsages were white
orchids.
Pink and white gladiolus
decorated the church for the
wedding. Mrs. Morris Tucker
was organist ad William Wil
son was soloist.
Following the ceremony a
reception was held at the
Tucker home in Ashland. Mr.
and Mrs. Wilson sang a duet.
Mrs. Carl Johnson, LaCanada,
Calif., aunt of the bride, cut
the wedding . cake. Miss Col
leen Riley and Mrs. Raymond
VanLiew poured. Miss Judy
Ross, Sacramento, was at the
gift table and Miss Linda Lu-
man was in charge of the
guest book. . ...
Following the ceremony the
couple traveled to California
on their wedding trip, tLs
bride wearing for traveling a
toast colored sheath . with
floral print coat.
The bride is a graduate of
Medford High school. Mr.
Rankin is a graduate of Med
ford High school and is em
ployed by C. J. Woodard.
Among the out - of - town
guests were Mr. and Mrs. Da
vid Ross and three daugh
ters, Sacramento; Mrs. Em
mitt Tucker Sr., Prospect; and
relatives of the bridegroom,
Harry Chapman Sr., grand
father; Mrs. A. C. Berner,
aunt; Mr. and Mrs. John Chap
man and daughter, Frances,
uncle and aunt; Mr. and Mrs.
Rodney Chapman and daugh
ter, Karen, uncle and aunt;
all Yakima, Wash.; Mr. and
Mrs. Donald Rankin and sons,
uncle and aunt, Stockton,
Calif.; Mrs. William Walker
and daughter, Kellie, Dillard,
Ore.; and John Kent Sr., Bell
gardens, Calif.
A rehearsal buffet dinner
was given by the bridegroom's
parents at their home, 842
Taylor street, for members of
the bridal party and 31 out-of-town
relatives July 10.
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Son Leaves
David Hannawalt, son of
Dr. and Mrs. E. M. Hanna
walt, South Oakdale avenue,
left Friday for Portland to
attend events of the Oregon
Centennial. He will also visit
friends in .Vancouver, Wash.
.Party is Given
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ror Dnae-niecT
Miss Suzanne Reichstein
was honored recently at a
shower given by Miss Doro
thy Rhymes at the home of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. B
W. Rhymes, 1715 Crown ave
nue. Miss Reichstein, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. W. H
Reichstein, 7 Glen Oak court,
is the fiance of Alan Louis
Keaton, Junction City, Ore.,
and their wedding has been
set for August 9 at St. Mark's
Episcopal church, Medford.
High school friends of the
bride-elect were guests at the
party, held in the evening.
Present were Mrs. James
Kelly, Mrs. Jack Moad, Mrs,
Robert Kelsch, Miss Nancy
Hamilton, Miss Judy Finegan,
Miss Sue DeVoe, Miss Doro
thy McGraw, Mrs. - Justin
Smith Jr., Mrs. Cleo. Taylor,
Mrs. E. R. Setzler, Mrs. Doug
las Clark, Mrs. Donald Shores,
Mrs. William Newland, Mrs
Reichstein and Mrs. Rhymes.
Farewell Party
Honors Woman
Mrs. Josephine Widner was
honored at a luncheon given
by Mrs. Harry W. Barneburff
at her home, 1297 Sunset ave
nue, Friday July 10. Mrs.
Widner is leavine Medford to
live in Tacoma, Wash., with
her son John and wife.
Mrs. - Widner has been a
member for 31 years of Colo
nel Sargent auxiliary, United
Spanish War Veterans, and
has been their dinner chair
man for many years. She has
lived in Medford and vicinity
since 1923.
Mrs. Widner was presented
with gifts and cards.
Other guests included colo
nel W. H. Paine, Mrs. Wini
fred Vail, Mr. and Mrs. Z. N.
Agee, Mrs. Lelia Paxton. Mrs.
Ralph Atwood, Mrs. Don An-
aerson and Mr. Barneburg.
Mrs. Barnebursr was assist
ed with the luncheon by Mrs.
Vail and Mrs. Anderson.
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Gretchen Klomhaus"
(Winke photo)
Miss Klomhaus.
Rollin Schaleger
Engaged to Wed
Rogue River Dr. and Mrs.
A. P. Klomhaus, Rogue River,
announce the engagement of
their daughter, Gretchen
Marie, to Rollin John Schale
ger, son of Mr. and Mrs. John
Schaleger, of Joliet, 111.
Miss Klomhaus was gradu
ated from the University of
Oregon Medical school, School
of Nursing, and is now nurs
ing at Michael Reese hospital
in Chicago. She was affiliated
with Delta Delta Delta at the
University.
Mr. Schaleger is a student at
Concordia Theological semi
nary in St. Louis, Mo. This
next year he will serve as
vicar at Redeemer Lutheran
church in North Tonawanda,
New York-, after which he will
have one year of school to
complete'.
The wedding is planned for
the summer of I960 after Miss
Klomhaus' parents return
from New Guinea where they
have been doing medical mis
sionary work the past two
years.
Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Graham Antony
(Du Charme photo)
Antony-Gorman Rites
Held in San Francisco
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Grah
am Antony, whose wedding
was an event of June 15 in
St. Monica's church in San
Francisco, are now living in
Portland. The bride is the
former Evelyn Laetitia Gor
man, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Sheridan P. Gorman, San
Francisco, and the bride
groom is a son of Dr. and
Mrs. Joseph T. Antony, 401
South Modoc avenue, Med
ford, who were in San Fran
cisco for the wedding.
The nuptial mass was cele
brated at 11 o'clock in the
morning by the bride's broth
er, the Rev. Paul Joseph Gor
man, who was ordained just
two days before the wedding.
He was assisted by a second
brother, of the- bride, the Rev.
Robert S. Gorman, who offi
ciated for the marriage cere
mony, and the bride's, uncle,
the Rev. Robert O. Hickman,
Winchester, Va., was assistant
celebrant. -
The bride's gown of white
tissue taffeta was - fashioned
with a bodice of re-embroidered
. Alencon lace, crushed
cummerbund and bell-shapeT
skirt with side and back full
ness terminating in a chapel
length train. The Juliet cap
of Alencon lace and pearls
which held her full-length il
lusion veil had previously
been worn by her twin sis
ter, Mrs. Dean Haggard, Bal
timore, Md. The bride's bou
quet was of valley lilies, or
chids, bouvardia and ivy.
Miss Margaret Ann Gor
man was ner sister s nonor
attendant. Bridesmaids were
the bridegroom's sister, Miss
Terryl Antony, Medford, and
the Misses Ludwiena Dykzeul
and Marilyn Lehew. They
wore white silk sheath frocks
Visit in Medford
James H. O'Connor and
daughter, Sharon, Phoenix,
Ariz., visited recently at the
home of his mother, Mrs. Roy
M. Johnston, 1017 Ingrid
street.
The euests fished at Diam
ond lake and visited crater
lake and other points of in
terest in this area.
Mr. O'Connor, a graduate
of West Point Military acade
my. spent two years as a
bomber piolet In the South
Pacific in World War II. He
studied law at the University
of Southern California and
became a trial lawyer for
Snell and Wilmer law firm In
Phoenix following graduation.
with crowns of pearls and il
lusion face veils, and carried
arm bouquets of multicolored
flowers. '; v
Mr. Gorman escorted his
daughter to the altar. Paul
G. Antony, Medford, was best
man for his brother and ush
ers were Robert Rasmussen
and Lt. .Norman Chapman,
both Medford, and Ronald
Nutting, brother-in-law of the
bridegroom from Oroville,
Calif. 1 '
The reception was held at
the St. Francis- Yacht club.
For the wedding and recep
tion the bride's mother wore
a frock of champagne lace
with ' matching jacket and
brown orchid corsage. The
bridegroom's mother wore a
gown of beige Alencon lace
and her flowers1, were pale
green orchids.
Mr. Antony and his bride
spent their honeymoon at
Carmel and Monterey.
Mrs. Antony attended San
Francisco College for Women,
and O'Connor School of Nurs
ing. At the time of her mar
riage she was employed at
Stanford University Hospital
center, Palo Alto, Calif.
The bridegroom holds a
bachelor of science degree
from the University of Santa
Clara, did graduate , work at
and is now a student at the
University of Oregon Medical
school, Portland.
In San Francisco for the
wedding were Mr. and Mrs.
Claude E. Mclntyre, Mrs. G.
B. Jones, aunt of the bride
groom, Mrs. S. Ralph Dippel,
Mr. and Mrs. Neil Stone and
daughters, Neila and Gayle.
Gold Hill Church Setting
For Byers-Hood Ceremony
Gold Hill - Miss Helen A.
Hood became the bride of
David W. Byers in a double
ring ceremony held Friday
evening, July 3, at the Gold
Hill Community Methodist
Church here. The Rev. James
F. Eubanks, pastor of the
church officiated at the seven
thirty o'clock ceremony, at
tended by 25 relatives of the
couple.
The bride is a daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Melford M.
Hood, Gold Hill, and the
bridegroom is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Byers, 1217
Leland street, Medford.
The wedding color theme
was blue and white. White
gladiolus and blue hydrangeas
were combined with baby
breath and fern in tall .white
baskets. A single blue candle
sprinkled with glittering stars
and encircled by white angel
hair stood on the altar which
was 'draped with white satin.
White bows were at the
pew ends. Vases of white
Ester Reed daisies, and an ar
rangement of tinted blue I
Ester Reed daisies in a crystal
swan,' loaned for the occasion
by Mrs. Earl Moore, complet
ed the church decorations.
The single candle used for the
ceremony had been presented
to the bride's sister, Miss Su
fanne Hood, when she was in
stalled queen of Bethel 38,
International Order of Job's
Daughters, of June 20 in Cen-1
tral Point. The bride is a past
queen of Bethel 38.
Mrs. Roy Eskew played thei
traditional wedding music.
Mrs. Earl Moore was in charge
of decorations, and flowers
for the wedding were provid
ed by Mrs. J. G. Kofahl, and
Mrs. S. M. Christensen.
The bride .was married in
the church of which she Is a
member, and she was a mem
ber of the original church
choir.
Given in marriage by her
father, the bride wore a gown
of white lace over white sat
in, fashioned on princess lines,
with gathered three quarter
length sleeves, neckline dip
ping low in back and baller
ina length skirt. Her fingertip
illusion veil was held by a
white lace cap. She carried
white carnations.
Miss Suzanne Mood was
maid of honor for her sister,
She wore a ballerina length
frock of light blue nylon, and
a jeweled tiara. Her wristlet
bouquet was white carnations
mixed with tinted blue carna
tions. ' ' .
Dean Byers, Medford, serv
ed as best man for his brother,
and seated the guests.
For her daughter wedding
Mrs. Hood wore a pleated blue
Algoma Group
To Hold Reunion
; Former residents of Al
goma, one-time busy lumber
town north of Klamath Falls,
will hold the annual reunion
Sunday, 'August 2, at Collier
Park, 30 miles from Klamath
Falls on the Bend highway.
A potluck picnic is planned
at 12 noon; coffee will be furnished.
jersey dress and white acces-
s o r i e s . The bridegroom's
mother wore a suit of biege
shantung and white acces
sories. Their corsages were
white gardenias.
Among the guests attending
the wedding were the bride's
maternal grandmother, Mrs.
Helen Jones, and her paternal
grandmother, Mrs. Alice
Hood, both of Medford. At
tending from out of town was
a cousin of the bride, John F.
Chisholm, U. S. Navy, who
came from Fallon, Nev., for
the ceremony.
The bride's parents were
hosts for a reception at their
home in Gold Hill immediate
ly after the ceremony, attend
ed by only relatives. The
bride's mother cut the wed
ding cake. Mrs. Leota Lewis,
great aunt of the bride, Med
ford, poured punch and assist
ed Mrs. Hood with the serv
ing. Mrs. Rolland Washburn
decorated the cake, for the
occasion.
The newlyweds traveled to
San Francisco, Calif, for their
wedding trip, the bride wear
ing a black and white dress,
with white accessories, and
the corsage from her bridal
bouquet. While in California
they were guests in the home
of his brother-in-law and sis
ter, Mr. and Mrs. James Mc-Gee.
Following their wedding
trip, the newlyweds were
honored at a second reception
given by the bride's parents
Thursday evening, July 9, at
the Girl's Community Club in
Medford. Seventy relatives
and friends attended the
event.
A wedding cake made and
decorated by Mrs. Harold
Mercer, aunt of the bride,
Medford, centert i the bride's
table.
Miss Sharon Lilly and Miss
Beryle Bosshard, cut and serv
ed the cake. Pouring coffee
were Miss Karen Byington
and Miss Maxine Woodward,
Miss Wanda Cossey and Miss
Sylvia Hukill, presided at the
punch bowl. Miss Judi Hover
and Miss Elena Robinson took
charge of the gift table. Miss
Maralee Chisholm, cousin of
the bride, and Miss Velma
Piele wrote the guest list.
The couple is residing at
431 Vilas road, Central Point,
The bride, a member of a
well known Gold Hill family,
is a graduate of Crater High
school with the class of 1958
and is- a student operator at
Medford Beauty school. Prior
to her marriage she resided at
the Girl's Community club for
nearly a. year.
The bridegroom is a grad
uate of Crater , High, school,
class of 1957. He is a member
of the Army Reserve 417 En
gineer Brigade and is employ
ed by Cleo Epps, lumber firm.
Prior to her marriage the
bride was honored at two pre-
nuptial parties. Mrs. E, L.
McGraw and her daughter,
Mrs. Judy McGraw were hos
tesses for the first shower giv
en at the McGraw home at
3288 Hollywood avenue. A
surprise bridal shower was
given at the Medford Beauty
school by her associates there
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Mr. and Mrs. David W. Byers
(Knackstedt photo)
Medford Couple
To Travel South
Mr. and Mrs. George Dis
tell, 156 Vashti way, are leav
ing today for a trip to San
Francisco. While away they
will stop in Concord, Calif.,
to visit Mrs. Distell's sister,
Mrs. Rowena Robertson.
Following their Teturn, the
Distells will spend the re
mainder of the week at some
of the area's best fishing spots,
going by trailer.
Visitors in Valley
Warrant Officer and Mrs.
Lewis Broadbent and family, .
Syracuse, N. Y., ' visited last
week at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Hugh Huntley, 2179
Crater Lake avenue.
Mr. Huntley and Mr. Broad
bent are cousins.
The warrant officer is. in
the radar section of the
United States Air Force. His
wife spent several months in
the valley about two years
ago.
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