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Mr. David L Wad
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Elaine Jcancttc Zier
Married to David Jlade
In an afternoon ceremony
April 23 at First Presbyterian
church, Miss Elaine Jcanelte
Zier became the bride of
David Lee Wade. The bride is
a daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Sam Zier, 2217 Dcllwood
avenue, and the bridegroom is
th ion of Mrs. Charles Babb,
Parents Attend
Wedding of Son
Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Witte,
2808 South Pacific highway,
left Wednesday for Everett,
Wash., where they planned to
attend the wedding of their
son, Douglass, to Miss Bonny
Looysen, of Everett.
The bridegroom, a member
of the Air Force, is slationcd
at Payne Air Force base near
Everett. Miss Looysen, who
will graduate this spring from
Everett High school, is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Wayne H. Looysen, Everett.
The young couple will re
side in Everett temporarily.
Browns Entertain
Family Visitors
Mrs. Darrel Brown and
small daughter, Sandra, flew
to the United States recently
from London, where Lt.
Brown is on duty with the
United States Air Force. Mrs.
Brown and Sandra spent a
week here with the officer's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Orrin
L. Brown, 1203 Queen Anne
avenue, and also visited her
parents In Milwaukie, Ore.
Other guests during the
traveler's stay were Orrin
Brown's two sisters. Mrs. An
tony Timmers and Mrs. Roger
Clark, Modesto, Calif., and
Mrs. Brown's mother, Mrs.
Mary Parks. Oakdale, Calif.
Mrs. Parks is remaining for
another week.
While Mrs. Brown and her
daughter were here the Orrin
Browns were hosts fur two
dinner parties and Mrs. W. 11.
Arnold gave a coffee for the
visitor.
Mrs. Brown and Sandra
will return east soon and will
be met in New York City by
Lt. Brown who will accom
pany them from that city to
London.
101 4 East 11th street, and
Sam Wade, 1819 Spring street.
The f(cv. D. Kirkland West
officiated. Baskets of white
stock and pink carnations dec
orated the church.
Given in marriage by her
father, the bride wore a bal
lerina-length gown ( .' nylon
lace over taffeta witli a fitted
bodire and elbow-length
puffed sleeves. The full skirt
was held at the waist with a
satin belt. Her floating veil
was held by a halo bandeau of
siik organza and pearls. She
carried a cascade bouquet of
white carnations.
The bride's sister. Mrs. Wil-
lam P. Culhane, the former
Faye E. Zier, Brunswick,
.Maine, was matron of honor.
Her sheath dress was of pink
linen with pink and white
accessories. She carried a
colonial bouquet of pink car
nations and pink rosebuds.
Jack Luttrell was best man.
The bride's mother wore a
pink dotted Swiss dress with
pink and white accessories
and a white gardenia corsage.
The bridegroom's mother
wore a black and white cotton
brocade dress with matching
accessories and a white gar
denia corsage.
Following the ceremony, a
reception was held at the
home of the bride's parents. ;
Abuut 40 friends of the couple
were invited.
The two younger sisters of j
the bride, Jane and Mary :
Zier, assisted aboul the rooms,
which were decorated with
spring flowers. j
The bride and bridegroom i
are graduates of Medford High
school and have lived their en
tire lives in Medford. The
bridegroom is associated with
his father in the Wade Refri
geration service.
The bride is a descendant
of the pioneer families of
James Stewart and Dr. Henry
Demurest. The bridegroom is
a member of ihe James Gran
tham family, also early-day
residents of the Medford area.
For traveling following her
wedding, the bride wore a
navy blue sheath with match
ing jacket and white acces
sories. The newlyweds are making
their home at 412 Maiuanita
street following a wedding
trip to San Francisco.
Ceremony
At Church
Weds Couple
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OTCPKl ! Medford Couple
Home From Trip
'Isaac-Sargent Ceremony
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Miss Jean Adele Johnson,
daughter of Philip R. John
son. 57 Summit avenue, be
came tii bride of Bcld
Garth Fricke, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Moon, 1885 Camp
Baker road, April 16.
The Rev. George Roseberry
performed t h e double-ring
ceremony at 8 o'clock in the
evening at First Methodist
church. About 100 guests were
present. Easter lilies, calla
lilies and while iris decorated
the altar. Mrs. C. R. Adam
son played wedding music
and Miss Barbara Tyler sang.
The bride's father gave her
in marriage. She wore a ballerina-length
dress of Chantil
!y lace over nylon net, which
was styled with a scalloned
neckline, three-quarter-length I and
sleeves and a fitted bodice, lions
The veil was of nylon net,
fingertip-length, held by a
circlet of white blossoms, and
her bouquet was of pink roses
and rosebuds.
Miss Linda Johnson, sister
of the bride, was maid of
honor. Her ballerina-length
gown was of periwinkle blue
velvet witli a full skirt and
scoop neckline. Her veil was
of blue nylon net, held by a
band of pink rosebuds.
Mrs. Alice Duckett, grand
mother of the bride, wore a
lavender dress of nylon over
taffeta. Her corsage was of
pink rosebuds. The mother of
the bridegroom wore a navy
blue nylon-over-taffeta frock
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Mr. and Mrs. Baldon Garth Fricka
corsage of pink carna-
Dean Sherwood was best
man and Howard Watkins
and Richard Shradcr served
as ushers.
A reception followed in tile
church. Mrs. W. A. Tyler cut
the cake. Mrs. Maxine Stone
poured coffee and Mrs. Ray
Still well poured punch.
Pink candies decorated the
bride's table and a circlet of
pink camellias surrounded
the punch bowl.
The young people traveled
to the Oregon coast and Port
land on tiieir honeymoon, the
bride wearing a gold and
white checked linen suit. They
will make tiieir home at 57
Summit avenue.
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Guastt attending th annual benefit tea given recently
by lha Madford committee, American Cancer society, voted
this flower arrangamanta mad by Mrs. Randolph Hugdahl,
first plac in a flower arranging conteit entered by clubs
of th city. It was mad of dogwood, orangs poppies and
yellow and whll tulips with varigated leaves, and entered
in th nam of Mistlto club, Royal Neighbors of America.
It wu placad on a low black table, accented with figurines
and th backdrop was a natural colored screen.
USAF Officer
To Return Here
Mrs. James Lee McDaniel
will go to San Francisco this
week end to meet her hus
band, Lt. McDaniel, who is
expected to arrive Monday
after duty abroad with the
United States Air Force. The
couple will return to Medford
later this week.
Mrs. McDaniel and the cou
ple's children, David Allan,
5, and Dawn Leann, 2, have
been making their home here
at 722 Beekman street, while
the officer was overseas. He
reports Monday to Travis Air
Force base before a 30-day
leave, and at the end of the
leave will go on duty at Ala
meda, Calif.
Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Suther
i land have relumed to their t
I homo at Sfi2 Garfield street !
after spending five months
traveling through the south
ern stales with their trailer
coach.
The Sutherland! saw many
long-time trienas and rela
tives. In Chula Vista, Calif.,
they visited Dr. and Mrs.
Erin Merkel, and Dr. J. R.
Christiansen and family in
Manhattan Beach, Calif. The
Christiansens were former
neighbors of the Sutherland!.
In San Diego the travelers
spent some time with the Ted
Bakers, who also formerly
lived on the Old Stage road
here.
Other former Medford resi
dents which the Sutherland!
saw during their travels were
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Yost, who
now live in the Safari Trailer
court, El Cajon, Calif., and
the Richard Greens at Castro
Valley. Mrs. Green, the for
mer Bernice Wilson, was at
one time a public health nurse
in Jackson county.
John M e h 1, formerly a
neighbor of the Sutherland,
is now resident manager of
the Senator hotel in Sacra
mento, Calif.
To Give Concert
The annual spring concert
presented by the vocal music
department of Medford High
school will be held Thursday,
May 12, at 8 p.m. in the high
school auditorium.
The program is the last ma
jor performance of the chool
year. Included in the program
will be selection by the choir,
advanced girls chorus, non
ette. and soloists.
The choir recently present
ed "Oklahoma" and made a
tour to Willamette university,
Lewis and Clark college and
North Eugene High school.
J bride woi'e a lic'ee suit wi!h
i White accessories and whit
Prosiiect-Miss Glenda H;.r-, with nmu hiro duster and camellia corsage, liiccoivie
gent, daughter -f Mr. and ! white accessories. Her flow-, is at home in .Medford.
Mrs. Calvin Sareent. Pros-1 ers were white camellias. Mri. The bride attended Prospect
;ect. b've t' bride yf I Uaao qhoe a !ght blue sheath ' chooU.
Daniel E. Isaac, Central Point,
son of Mr. and Mrs. George
Isaac, Ocean Lake, in a cere
mony held April 16 at Chapel
in the Pines, Prospect.
The Rev. George h. Fitch
officiated at the single ring
rites attended by 75 relatives
and friends. Dogwood and
flowering quince decorated
the church for the iix o'clock
evening wedding. Mr!. Bar
nett Lytle was soloiit and
Miss Jill Hedgepeth played
the piano music.
Given in marriage by her
father, the bride wore a while
lace over taffeta frock in bal-
lerina length fashioned with
large puffed sleeves. Her veil
was shoulder length and ihe
carried a bouquet of white ,
camellias and sweet peas. j
Miss Tina Warren, Grants
Pass, was maid of honor for
her cousin. Miss Joyce Moore '
and Miss Bonnie Mann, Cen
tral Point, cousin of the bride,
were bridesmaids. They wore
pastel colored frocks in bal
lerina length and carried pink
camellias and sweet peas.
William Isaac, Ocean Lake,
served as best man for his
brother. Seating the guests
were Martin Gilkey and Jim
Everndon, cousin of the bride
groom, both Central Point.
Following the ceremony a
reception was held at the
Prospect Community hall.
Mrs. Floyd Everndon, aunt !
of the bridegroom, cut and
served the wedding cake and
Mrs. James Slack presided at
the punch bowl. Mrs. Halvor I
Garden poured the coffee.
Miss Warren was in charge
of the guest book and Miss
Bonnie Mann and Miss Joyce
Moore were at the gift table.
For her daughter's wedding
and reception Mrs. Sargent
wore a blue silk print dress
dress witli white accessories
and pink camellia corsage.
For her traveling attire the
Mr. Isaac attended.
Elkton High school and is em
ployed by Mt. Pitt Lumber
company.
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