Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, February 21, 1960, Image 18

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Newspaper Page TextMAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Or. , mmmmm , f f :f .J ; -j- I,,. Mr. and Mn. Earl F. Dillree (Braincrd photo) Theme of fashion Show To Be Portrait of Sixties "A Portrait of the 60's" is the theme of the style show to be presented by Medford Junior Service League Fri day, March 4, and Saturday, March 5 at the Rogue Valley Country club. A spring fashion prevue is presented each year by League members, with the proceeds going towards the mainte nance of the kindergarten for hard-of-hearing children, the League's special project. This year new styles will be presented by Burelson's, Hadley's, Jean Hart, Leon's, Mann's, Pick's, Rath's, Town IT" The Fashionette - . , . ALSO FULL LENGTH FORMAL Chiffons Nylons The Fashionette LADIES READY-TO-WEAR 22 S. Central Across from Craterian Shop for Bridal Fashions at . . . x. II MtPm Sunday, Feb. 21, I960, and Country, and Frances' Furs. Barker's will show men's clothing at the Saturday eve ning style show. A wedding party will fore cast June bridal fashions, an ever popular subject with fe males of all ages. Luncheon will be served on Friday, and dinner will be served on Saturday, preced ing the style show. Reservar tions may be made by calling Mrs. James Shaw, . SPring 2-9393 or Mrs. Gilbert Tumy, SPring 2-7400. . This is not an Invitational event. Taffetas Silks SIZES: 7's to 15's and 10'$ to 20's B Let us help you plan the wedding of your dreams. 214 E. MAIN PHONE SP 2-7169 Dillree-Chisum Ceremony Held in Medford Churcli Miss Peggy Chisum, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Pay Chi sum, 3960 IJUsinger road, be came the bride of Earl F. Dill ree, 2871 Orchard Home drive, in rites held Saturday, February 13, at the First Pres byterian church. Dr. D. Kirkland West per formed the double-ring cere mony, held at 2 o'clock in the afternoon before approximate ly 100 relatives and friends. Mr. Chisum gave his daugh ter in marriage. Her waltz length gown was of white slip per satin with a Chantilly lace overskirt and a matching lace jacket. Her elbow-length veil was held by a white satin cir cle edged with tiny pearls. She carried a white orchid en circled by white hyacinths. Miss Raydene Chisum, sis ter of the bride, was maid of honor and Mrs. Ronald Daugh erty, Corvallis, was brides matron. They wore full-skirted ballerina-length gowns of peach colored taffeta with or gandy balloon sleeves. Their headpieces were circlets of peach net and they carried bouquets of white carnations and hyacinths. William Dillree was best man for his brother. Jack Rinn and Paul Smith seated the guests. Baskets of peach gladiolus and white stock decorated the sanctuary and reception hall. Mrs. Robert A. Sheldon played the traditional wed ding music. The Rev. G. Rob ert Jacks was soloist. For her daughter's wed ding, Mrs. Chisum wore a blue lace sheath dress with matching lace jacket and black accessories. Mrs. Dillree chose a white silk dress with floral pattern worn with turquoise colored duster which matched the colors of the floral pattern, and matching accessories. Both mothers had corsages of pale yellow rosebuds. Following the ceremony, the reception, given by the bride's parents, was held at the church. Mrs. R. L. Chisum and MrsI C. E. Chisum, aunts of the bride, served the wed ding cake which was decorat ed by Mrs. J. A- Maehren. Mrs. Robert Cocks, aunt of the bride, presided at the punch bowl. Miss Linda Chis um, cousin of the bride, was in charge of the guest book. After a brief honeymoon trip the bride and bridegroom will be at home at 236 North Oakdale avenue, Apt. 2. For her traveling attire, the bride chose a beige sheath , with matching jacket. The bride and bridegroom Jacklyn Creager At Smarty Party Eugene - Miss Jacklyn Lee Creager, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Creager, 27 Glen Oak court, Medford, was one of 149 freshman women who were honored for scholarship when they were invited to the Smarty Party of Mortar Board, senior women's honor society which took place re cently. A grade point average of 3.0 or higher for twelve term hours during their first term on the University of Oregon campus is necessary in order for a college woman to be in vited to the Smarty Party. Miss Creager is majoring in elementary education. Medford Woman Sails for South Mrs, H. E. Prentice left Wednesday by plane for San Francisco from where she sailed for Panama. Mrs. Pren-J tice and Mrs. I. E. schuler, who left Medford earlier, boarded the Norwegian' ship, The Canada, for the 10-day cruise to Panama City. From there the two women will fly to Guatemala and later Mrs. Prentiqe will go to Mexico City before returning home. She will be absent a month, and Mrs. Schuler for a longer period. Mrs. Pren tice's home on South Oakdale avenue will be occupied dur ing her absence. - H Chapter AA, PEO Sister hood, will meet at the home of Mrs. R. W. Sleeter, 39 Berkeley Way, Wednesday, February 24, at 12:30 o'clock. Mrs. John P. Moffat an4 Mrs. Francis R. Olds will as sist the hostess. are both graduates of Phoenix High school. The bride attend ed gputbern . Oregon college and is employed in the office at Crater Lake Motors. Her husband is employed by Drake and company. Among out-of-town guests attending the wedding were Mr. and Mrs. Tom Haygood and son Tom, Carlotta, Calif., and Fred Simons, grandfather of the bridegroom, from Mol lala, Ore. A buffet dinner was given by the bridegroom's parents following the wedding rehear sal. A bridal shower was given January 29 by Mrs. Robert Cocks, aunt of the bride. Thirty guests were present. Newlyweds Make Home In Applegate Mr. and Mrs.' Merton Neil Stoner are 'making- their home in Applegate following their wedding January 24 in Torrance, Calif. The bride is the former Miss Donita Dorothy Warner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Warner, Torrance, and the bridegroom, is a son of Mr. and Mrs. L. K. Stoner, Ap plegate. The double-ring service was performed by Pastor Lloyd Warneke in Ascension Luth eran church- An estimated 70 guests attended. Miss Patricia Cordle was soloist. The bride, whose father gave her in marriage, wore a street-length gown of white satin brocade and Chantilly lace. Her cascade bouquet was of white roses and lilies of the valley. ' . Miss Christine Warner, who was maid of honor for her sis ter, wore a gown of pink, sat in brocade and carried a cas cade bouquet of pink roses. Douglas Irvine was best man and James. Dosland, In glewood, and Melvin Younk er, Redondo Beach, cousin of the bride, were ushers. A reception for the newly weds was held at the church. The bride and bridegroom attended Torrance High school and he is now associated with his father in Stoner and Sons Poultry supply. , Showers Honor Antoinette Cote Central Point Miss Antoi nette Cote has been honored at two recent parties. Miss Cote, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Cote, 1847 Scenic avenue, is the fiance of Les ter Stephen Walker of Talent, and their wedding is set for Saturday, February 27, at Sacred Heart Catholic church, Medford, at 12 noon. The Misses Kathleen and Jrene McGowan -were host esses February 16 at a party which honored Miss Cote. The event was held at the Mc Gowan borne, 2525 Howard avenue, and decorations were in red and white, the colors which the bride has chosen for her wedding. The bride- elect was presented gifts for her new home. Another shower was given for Miss Cote by fellow work ers at the Craterian theater, It was held at the theater an hqur before the evening show. Refreshments were served and Miss Cote was showered with gifts. .- 4 "Couple Married n Reno Rites Mrs. Margarete Jevning Tokar, 716V4 West Main street, and Ernest uooawin Roseborough, 610 Oakdale drive, were married in an eve ning ceremony at. Reno, Ne vada on St. Valentine's Day, The couple are vacationing in the Lake Mead recreation area, including Las Vegas and Death Valley, and will visit briefly at Squaw Valley on the return trip. Mr, and Mrs. Roseborough will reside on Oakdale drive and will be at home to their friends after March 10. - n Arizona Mesa, Ariz.-Mr. and Mrs. C. M." Anderson, 525 West Second, Medford, were among the guests attending the re cent winter visitor's luncheon here. The Andersons, who have been vacationing here since October 28, will return to their Oregon home in April. lepqiring end lejinjnf Cleaning and Glazing Restyling Frances9 Furs 610 Valley View SAMP PHON? SP 2-6526 Mrs. Merton Open House On Fortieth Central Point-Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Gossard of Central Point were honored at an open house Sunday, February 14, which celebrated their fortieth wedding anniversary. Hostesses for the event were the Gossard's three daugh ters, Mrs. Alvin Roberts, Mrs. Dean Roberts and Mrs. Dale Cobleigh. About 65 guests called. The open house was held at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Alvin Roberts. : Mrs. Roberts had decorated her home in pink and white for the event, using pink and white carna tions and pink tapers on the long table which was covered with a white tablecloth fash ioned of alternating squares oi lace anq efnoroflery, The anniversary cakes, were decorated in pink and white and a crystal bowl held pink punch. Mrs. Harvey Cassman served the cake and Mrs. R. B. Langston presided at the punch bowl. Miss Judy Rob erts was in charge of the guest book. For the occasion, Mrs. Gas sard was gowned in a rose lace dress worn with a cor sage of white carnations. On display with the bride's book and pictures was the tunic of her weddine eown which she and her mother had made. The material is quite unusual. It was labelled "wash silk" Mrs. Gossard re called, and is pure silk. She GUARANTEED FOB LASTING VALUE BY AiTCARVfO'S Permanent Value Plan Yeu can jcheeie from our large selection ef Jrtearvei? dia mond ringf with utmost confidence, pecsuse every Arfcarved ring is guaraflteed for lattinf Jipmand value. You pan, at any time, at any of the thoisanJt pf Artcarvtd jeweler in the U.S.A., apply the FULL current retail price (less tax) of your Artcarved diamond ring (wr4 I larger one as stated ia the guarantee. Easy term, toe. ' Beloved by hridet for over 100 year a. mow . MNUti (it INTIMOCKIN6 ItT fM-ft : (I fnaiant lit . $JM W Circlet . . .. ! fTrf wrrf.rrict ImcL Vf. Convenient Term f pesjrtd! YOUR FRIENDLY FAMILY STORE Specializing ia Fine Silver, Diamonds and Watches 130 E. Main ' - EST. 1861 Neil Stoner Honors Pair Anniversary and her mother had embrpj- aerea a design in crystal beads around the neck and m the front. The tunic was then finished with silver lace. An interesting note is that the tunic would be quite in style today. Mr. and Mrs. Gossard were married in Northbranch. Kan. February 10, 1920. Thev mov ed west in 1936 to make their home near Caldwell, Ida They moved to southern Ore gon two years ago. Their three daughters reside m Cen tral Point. The ' Gossards have eieht grandchildren. Here on the actual anni versary date but unable to stay for the reception were Mr. Gossard s brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs Dale Gossard. Caldwell. Ida The couple were married in 1922, on the day before the Gossard's weddine day. The two couples cejebrated togeth er before the visitors had to return to Idaho. Open House Set For Next Sunday Eagle Point-An open house celebrating the golden wed ding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Brown will be held Sunday, February 28. Friends of the couple are invited to call at the Brown home, 25 West 10th street, be tween 1:30 and 4:30 o'clock. c. vecui INTHIQCKINC ftT ilgMr $3S t . . fill ffx. uf aUrpl U fW U. Recent Parties Honor Couple; Rites Saturday Ms Kathryn D. Qppelt nd James C. Murray Jr. have been honored recently at sev eral parties. The couple plan to be married Saturday, Feb ruary 27, at 10 a.m. in Sacred Heart Catholic phurch. Miss Pppelt is a daughter pf Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth E. Shuler, 1932 Woodrow lane, and Mr. and Mrs. James C. Murray, 426 Haven street, are parents of Mr. Murray. Friday evening about 20 friends of the couple attended household shower at the home of Miss Sally Devers, 1825 Oregon avenue. Co-hostess was Miss Barbara Britf, Wt art confessing our mistakes, join Iho revolution, look for fht balloons and special fickets throughout Hit (tort IT'S Sure death to unwant ed bulges . . , famous nam foundations. Were once $25.00 . . . We murdered the price us liberty and take a at $3.79. stretch WE ARE TAKING A LICKING Our fewelry buyer has too much top brass ... Com decorate your self ... at this price it will be a real battle . . . sur render just 49c and run for the hills. Colorful replica ef flowers which bloomed at Valley Forge . . . frost bitten, wilted, battle scarred. Pick them by the yardful. Truthfully they're not worth a continental ... 1 2 for 76c pr 7 each. Make bit with your favorite beau, we were reckless . when . we bought these formal and designer cocktail dresses.' Now they re driving us crazy , . . speed in and arrest your . , . .;, Hlp! Sav our buyer , . . h' drowning in 100 ny lon Bonnie Poon socks. Ocean of color and sizes. They were $1,50 per pair, rescue yours i" fh revolutionary spirit, r 1 7c per pair, or 5 pair 76c We eaat tall a lie, these Or not only warm they're red hot .... hooded, pile lined or quilt lined and trimmed pylon jacket. These make us hot every? time we look of them, - but they'H keen vou warm and pretty if you can spar $4.76, 1 A who will be ope pi iiie brides maids at the wedding. Miss Oppelt was honored at a linen shower at the home of Mrs. Leroy J. Smith, 1015 Whitman avenue, February 17. ' Eleven close friends of the bride-elect and relatives at tended the event. Table dec orations included a coach with bride dolls and umbrel las were given as favors. Thursday evening Mr. Mur ray was honored at a bache lor party at Kim's restaurant given by Victor Eakin Jr. and Robert Rammin. Also honored at the dinner was Dace Maddox, Jacksonville, A YANKEE DOODLE V0LUTI0 We gof a bang out of these . sweet provincial handbags ... satchels and hat-box styles perfect for carrying children's toys, mpke nice lunch boxes too. Yank them away for 49c. Choafieg shape? Grab onto one of these 2 piece mat ernity dresses . , the fabric alone would make love ly doll clothes. Be e doll and deliver us from these, $4.7. Jf "ow TV"' P cake and fat J it too and look 1 Slim. Wear mo- . rerniry npi and fool your friends . . . You did not buy them when we were serious . . . now just for fun today they or $2.76. Gerties the cold thoulderf' These bras should give you a lift ... the clastic alone would make good slingshots. Black and mousey grey in the spirit of '76 ... 76c. W war raptured by the handsome salesman who sold us these band briefs, he's long gone, but the panties linger on. Dear Abby says forgive and forget, so we forgot they were 79c . . . step up for 19. We ware out ef eur mind when you left these dresses on our January sale rocks, now we are not responsible for how low we mark them ... grab and run dresses. Just a few, which makes us happy, $3.76. These Duster are Pure Quill Dust must have blinded our buyer when she bought these Duster Coats. She was sure you would be delighted with them for 15.98 and 19.98, because they are smart styles, linen weaves, tweedy rayons, all lined with swishing taffeta. Now she will be glad if you take them for $1.76. "Harold made these $4.76 if you think $5.76 is too high. 5 Open Monday nd Friday 2 Noon til ? mlG whose marriage to Miss Mary Louise Wehrman was held yesterday at Sacred Heart church. About ten friends attended the party. Mrs. Max Clark Presents Program Central Point - Mrs. Max Clark was in charge of a pro gram on continental neigh bors at a meeting of Faith circle of the Presbyterian church February 15 at the home of Mrs. Raymond Ek dahl. Mrs. Loyal Kelley led the devotions on the circle's study of Psalms. Happy Birthday George, wo hove tuned u p our red hatchets for your birthday celebration. These will really hold up small girls! Steal oway these small sort girdles. They were $4.98 and $7.50. It's stretch jng the point to ask you for mora thon $1.26. A LOVING CUP or Thete bra multiplied like rab bits, at least we can't re member ordering so many ... if you don't take them now, they'll outnumber us all by Easter . . . this price will egg you on, shell out just 49c. These sheer 100 ayloa rebet should go great for $5.98 in warm Arabia, and our buyer should be transferred along with them. Come charm them pway with a smil at $2.76. We gambled that ' you'd have these designer dresses ... but no dice at $39.95 and $49.95. Roll in just $7.76. If general got his troops thi mixed up he could never win a battle. Neither did we! There is a scramble table full of sportswear. Blouses, sweat ers, jerkins jackets. Un scramble at $2.46.