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(i IMiss Judith Ann Fader Bride of Roger Chase Mr. and Mn. Roger Frank Chase (Memory Lane photo) Large Group to Attend Lion Auxiliary Meeting All 26 Lion auxiliaries in District E will be represented at the annual spring meeting of the Oregon Lions auxiliary board in Taft April 6 accord ing to Mrs. Dan Dwyer, Med lord, District E' director. Mrs. Dwyer and Mrs. Frank Christian, Talent, vice-president for the state, will attend. Both have been busy in re cent months with auxiliary duties and Mrs. Dwyer has visited each auxiliary in her district. Mrs. Christian was in Port land Wednesday night to at tend a meeting of parents and teachers of blind children liv ing in Multnomah county. The main project of Lions and auxiliary members is work with the blind, and Mrs. Christian discussed with the parents and teachers how the program of aid may be more useful. Thursday Mrs. Christian at tended a fashion show and brunch given by women of the District 0 auxiliaries at Lipman-Wolfe store in Port land. The women gave a series of three of the events March 29-31, and sold about 1.200 tickets for the three, Mrs. Christian reports. Funds raised will be used for a sound-proof room at the Uni versity of Oregon Medical schools epilepsy research lab oratory. Following the board meet ing in Taft Wednesday, aux iliary officers will concentrate on plans for the annual Ore gon State School for the Blind institute to be held this year April 27-May 1 at the state school. Auxiliaries of the state finance the institute, for par ents of blind children, and members serve as baby sitters while the parents attend the sessions. Ashland Miss Judith Ann Fader, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Fader, 338 Holly street, became the bride of Roger Frank Chase, Van Nuys, Calif., in a ceremony held at First Methodist church. The bridegroom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Chase, Eugene. The Rev. Herschel Hall of ficiated at the three o'clock afternoon rites held March 26. v .? Ik t,j jean hart's CLOSE-OUT ALL BRIDAL GOWNS OFF! Laces Organdies Nets Delustered Sarin Taffetas Mist Beverly Fjarll Beverly Fjarli, Medical Student Engaged to Wed Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Fjarli, 4017 Jacksonville highway, announce the engagement of their daughter, Beverly Jean, to Harold Foiled, son of Mrs. Manoa Follett, Roseburg. Miss Fjarli, a graduate of Milo academy, is a student at Walla Walla college, Col lege Place, Wash., majoring in secretarial science. Her fiance also attended Milo academy and is a pre medical student at Walla Walla college. They plan a late summer wedding. Girls Make Costumes For Musical The past week has seen costume-making as a major activ ity in preparation for the mu sical "Oklahoma" which the Medford High School choir will produce on April 21 through 23 at the high school. Rita Miller is chairman of the costume committee, and her assistant is Karen Mor lan. Others working on the committee are Sandra Fariss, Sharon Fraysher, Beverly Todd, Cheryl Linn, Nancy McLaughlin; Tanya Enders, Martha Sanborn, and Suzi VanSickle. The girls, most of whom are members of home economics classes, have been making cowboy shirts to match the dresses of the dancing girls. Miss Miller and Miss Mor lan also pass judgment on the style and fit of garments brought in by members of the choir. They report that bright colored vests for the boys, and high-topped laced shoes for the girls are needed at this time. Any person willing to loan these items lo the choir is requested to call Miss Mil ler at SPring 2-6373. The properties committee is still looking for an old-fashioned butter churn. Anyone who can lend a churn may call Nancy Hinman, SPring 2-7404. Ticket sales for "Okla homa" begin tomorrow, April 4. Charlene Highland is ticket chairman, with Linda Sless ler, Karen Mayfield, Karen Chrislensen, Barbara Whalin, Barbara Thomas, and Mcrrie Marsh as her assistants. The choir and the advanced girls chorus members will also sell tickets. More than SO relatives and 1 friends attended the double ring ceremony. Baskets of white stock and calla lilies decorated the church. Mrs. Keith Kimball was soloist. The bride wore a white lace and tulle floor length gown fashioned with fitted imported lace bodice and tulle over satin skirt. The skirt was trim med with embroidered lace appliques. Her fingertip length veil was held by a seed pearl crown and she carried a nosegay bouquet of white car nations and pink rosebuds. Mr. Fader gave his daughter in marriage. Mrs. Gene Tenney attended the bride. She wore a blue sheath frock with white lace jacket and white accessories. Mr. Tenney served as best man. Seating the guests were Morton Scripter and Ronald Fader, brother of the bride. Following the ceremony a reception was held. Mrs. Vic tor Lantis and Mrs. Dorothy Wolf, aunts of the bride, cut and served the wedding cake. Miss Carol Liningcr and Miss Judy Alley presided at the punch bowls. Miss Margaret Hull poured the coffee and Miss Linda Wright was at the gift table. The couple traveled to Van - Nuys, where they are making their home. For traveling the bride wore a white wool sheath dress with jacket and red accessories. The bride is a graduate of Ashland High school and at tended Southern Oregon col lege. Mr. Chase is a graduate of Southern Oregon college and is employed by the Na tional Insurance Adjustment Bureau in Van Nuys., Among the out of town guests attending the wedding were Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mor ris, Seattle, Wash.; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Chase, parents of the bridegroom; Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Lane, Mr. and Mrs. Wil liam Burns, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lane, all Eugene; .Miss Ethel Wilkinson, Mine ral, Calif.; Joseph Wilkinson, Grass Valley, Calif., and Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Hanscom, Man son, Wash. Min Kay Little (Brainerd photo) Westminster Church Scene Of First Marriage Rites The wedding of Miss Kath leen Louise Donahue, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. James Curtis Donahue, 1687 Spring street, to Donald Chadwick Green, son of Mr. and Mrs. George S. Green, 1410 Euclid avenue, took place Sunday, March 20, at Westminster Presbyterian church. It was the first wedding held in the new church on Oakwood drive. The Rev. John Reynolds For her wedding, the bride chose a ballerina-length gown of white dotted Swiss over white satin. She carried white carnations and yellow rose buds. Mr. Donahue gave his daughter In marriage. 1 Miss Nancy Donahue, the bride's sister, served as maid of honor and wore a gown of yellow and white taffeta. Her flowers were yellow carnations. Gerald Green, San Jose, Meeting Announced Past Presidents Club of the Fraternal Order of Eagles auxiliary will meet at the home of Mrs. John Weber, 2937 Barbara street, Ashland, Friday, April 8. A dessert luncheon will be served at 1:30 p.m. followed by a bus iness meeting. MAIL TRIBUNI, Msafeie, Or. Sunday, Ar.il 1, IteO .3 Ladies Club Sams Valley Mrs. Walter Miller, Table Rock rd., will be hostess for a meeting of Sams Valley Ladies club April ' 7 at 1:30 p.m. The annual flower plant sale will be held. service at 3 o clock In the afternoon. Acacia, forsythia nd daffodils decorated the church. Mis. Helene Gorden was pianist. Tell Betrothal Of Two Students Mr. and Mrs. Clyde T. Ramsey, 130 Highland drive, announce the engagement of Mrs. Ramsey's daughter, Miss Kay Little, to Robert L. Srite, son of Mrs. Clara Mc Millin, Eugene, Ore. Both Miss Little and Mr. Srite are attending the Uni versity of Oregon. Miss Little announced her engagement February 23, at Hawthorne hall where she is vice presi dent of her dormitory. She is a graduate of Medford High school and is majoring in busi ness administration. Mr. Srite is a graduate of high school in Elmira, Ore., and is majoring in secondary education, A late summer wedding is planned. Salad Luncheon Planned by Club Mrs. Clinton Wood and Mrs. A. K. Morse are co-chairman for a salad luncheon to be served at a meeting of Reames Past Matrons club Monday, April 4, at 12:30 p.m. in the Masonic temple. A social hour will follow. performed the double - ring . wa, besl n,an for his brotner; Ushers were Gerald Fanger, I Tom Hamlin and Richard Sorenson. The bride's parents were j hosts at a reception at their home following the wedding. ! Mrs. William Barnum served the cake, Mrs. Stanley Yoderl poured coffee and Miss Mari lyn Fanger poured punch. miss ousan uraii was at me , guest book and Mrs. Lyle Aloha Rightmier Is Married To Douglas Smith Eagle Point The New AgeiHeideman assisted at the re- church near Eagle Point was i ception. scere of the wedding March 28 of Miss Aloha Lee Right mier, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Jess Rightmier, Gebhart road. Central Point, to Douglcs Jesse Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Polk Smith, route 1, box 260, Eagle Point. The Rev. D. E. Millard per formed the ceremony and also sang, accompanied by Mrs. Millard. About 20 friends and relatives attended. The bride wore a figured while silk party frock with floral trimming and white accessories and a flower trimmed headdress . In her shoe she wore an English six pence, a gift from Mrs. Mark Hoefft. Her sister, Mrs. Rob ert A. Engel, who was matron of honor, wore a lavender silk afternoon dress. Mr. Engle was best man. The bride attended Crater High school and the bride groom attended schools in Eagle Point. He is employed by Double Dee Lumber com pany. The newlyweds are making their home in Eagle Point fol lowing a wedding trip to northern Oregon. The young couple traveled to the Shasta Ski Bowl and Redding for their honeymoon and are making their home at 20 Laurel street. For trav eling the bride wore a black and white British walking suit. Both the bride and bride-! groom were born in Medford and are graduates of Medford High school. The bride attend- i ed Southern Oregon college and is now a student at Rob ertson's School of Business. The bridegroom attended the University of Oregon and is a second year pre-law student at SOC. 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