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Second Lt. and Mrs. Jaamei Franklin Conser
" (Landif photo)
Nuptial Mass IVeds Couple
Among June weddings was
that of Mary Kathryn Conroy
to Second Lt. Jamcj Franklin
Conser, held June 25 at Sa
cred Heart Catholic church
here. The Rev. John Ilg cele
brated the double-ring nuptial
mass at 12 o'clock noon, and
the reception which followed
was at Girls Community club.
The bride is a daughter of
Mrs. Irene Kirkebon McKin
ley, 1102 West Ninth street,
Medford, and Lt. Col. (ret.)
L. J. Conroy, El Paso, Tex.
Mr. Conser's parents are Mr.
and Mrs. John Conser, Junc
tion City, Ore.
For the ceremony, attended
by about 100 guests, the bride
wore a gown of meri-mist
fashioned with portrait neck
line, short sleeves and con
toured skirt. Overtiers of
tulle were finished with
scalloped hemline and en
hanced with lace medallions
where the scallops formed
points on the skirt. The
bride's head covering was a
half hat of matching meri
mist which held an elbow
length veil and her bouquet
was a cascade of blue and
white carnations centered
with white roses.
Mrs. Neil Murphy, the for
mer Nancy McKinley, was
matron of honor for her sis
ter. She wore a white and
blue moire cocktail length
frock and carried a cascade
of blue Shasta daisies.
' Chester McKinley escorted
the bride to the altar, and
John Conser Jr., Corvallis,
Ore., was best man for his
brother. Neil Murphy, Med
ford, brother-in-law of the
bride, and Jon Lang, Port
land, were ushers. Neal Con
ser, another brother; and Mi
chael Paup were acolytes.
Miss Mary Robinson played
the wedding music and the
church was decorated with
Sanda Ann Johns
(Landii photo)
Couple to Wed
In Spring Rites
Glendale Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas A, Johns announce
the engagement of their
daughter, Sandra Ann, to
Douglas Alan Cameron, son
of Mrs. Barbara A. Cameron,
803 West Eleventh street,
Medford.
Miss Johns, ' who attended
Glendale High school, Is em
ployed by the Mail Tribune.
Mr. Cameron was graduated
from Medford High school in
1058 and is employed at Fir
Ply, Inc. '
The couple plans a May
wedding and will reside in
Medford,
pink gladiolus and Shasta
daisies.
For the reception Miss Eli
zabeth Betshart and Mrs. Jon
Lang cut the wedding cake
and serving punch were Mrs.
Helen Murphy and Miss Caro
lyn McQuigg. Mrs. John Con
ser Jr., took charge of the
guest book.
The bride's mother wore a
blue silk chiffon print gown
with navy blue accessories
and a white carnation corsage
for her daughter's wedding.
The bridegroom's mother was
attired in a navy blue sheath
worn with green accessories
and white carnations corsage.
In Medford for the wedding
were the bridegroom's par
ents and his grandfather,
R. O. Conser, Albany, Ore.;
Jack Birmingham , Santa
Rosa, Calif.; Mrs. Ray Kerr
and Mrs. Donald Weathers,
Salem, Ore.; Mr. and Mrs.
Bert Grove, Albany; Mr. and
Mrs. George Tracer, Mr. and
Mrs. Ivory Barnes, Mr. and
Mrs. Clifton Barnes, Mr. and
Mrs. George Warner, all Junc
tion City; Mr. and Mrs. Mau
rice ButtSi Eugene; Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Van Leeuwan
and daughters, Nancie and
Sandi, Days Creek, Ore., and
Thomas Maupin, Merlin, Ore.
Following the reception,
the bride's mother entertained soms', Ester Reed daisies and
out-of-town guests at a buffet snapdragons decorated the au
dinner at her home. ditorium.
Lieutenant Conser and his Miss Julie Ashton was maid
bride traveled along tne
northern California coast for
their honeymoon, the bride
wearing a pink linen sheath
Rites Held
In Nevada
Jacksonville-Mr. and Mrs.
Audrey C. Hardy, 408 South
Oregon street, Jacksonville,
announce the marriage of
their daughter, Linda Jane, to
Lance Corporal John M. Al
len of the United States Ma
rine corps in Reno, Nev., June
18.
The service was read in
the First Baptist church with
the Rev. Eugene H. Duncan
officiating.
The bride wore a navy blue
silk frock with white acces
sories. Mr. and Mrs. Hardy and
the bridegroom's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Floyd Ober, Route
4, Box 316E, Medford ac
companied the couple to Reno
and were present for the cere
mony. The newlyweds will remain
in the valley for the orcsent
and after July 14 will make
their home In Santa Ana,
Calif., where the bridegroom
is assigned to duty with an
electronics unit.
The bride is a gradunte of
Jacksonville High school and
attended Oregon State college
for two years. The bridegroom
is also a graduate of Jack
sonville High school.
California Pair
Set Wedding Day
Hornbrook - Mr. and Mrs.
L. C. Walsh announce the en
gagement and approaching
marriage of their daughter,
Sharon Jean, to Vernon Alvln
Wagner, Etna, Calif., son of
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Ahlgren.
Their wedding Is planned
for July 23 at the Methodist
church In Yrcka,
with white accessories. The
couple will be in Junction
City until' August when the
bridegroom, an officer in the
United States Air Force, will
leave for England where he
will be assigned to duty. Mrs.
Conser will follow later.
Mrs. Conser, a graduate of
St. Mary's High school here,
also holds a degree in educa
tion from Marylhurst college.
Lieutenant Conser was gradu
ated from the University of
Portland this year and re
ceived his Air Force commis
sion at that time. .
McDowell-Myers Rites
Held in Medford Church
Central Point - Miss Carol
Mae Myers, daughter ot Mr.
and Mrs. Ivan R. Myers, 121
Manzanita street, became the
bride of Richard LeRoy Mc
Dowell, son of Mr. and Mrs.
W. C. McDowell, 434 Manza
nita street, June 10.
The double - ring wedding
ceremony was performed at 8
o'clock in the evening at West
Main Church of Christ, Med
ford. H. O. Martin officiated,
and approximately 150 guests
attended. Mnelt nranun hlns.
0f honor and bridesmaids
were Miss Patricia Bigham. a
cousin of the bride, and Mrs.
John Spiess, sister of the '
bridegroom. Miss G 1 e n n a
Brown, a cousin of the bride,
was to have been in the wed
ding party, but was unable to
take part because of illness.
Mr. Myers gave his daugh
ter in marriage. She wore a
ballerina -length gown of
Chantilly lace over satin with
satin cummerbund. Her fingertip-length
veil was held by
a crown of seed pearls and she
carried an orchid encircled by
white carnations on a white
Bible.
Miss Ashton wore a yellow
taffeta frock with a matching
chiffon overskirt. Miss Big
ham wore a green taffeta frock
with matching organdy over
skirt and Mrs. Spiess wore a
pink taffeta frock of similar
design. AH carried bouquets
of matching Esther Reed dai
sies. Deborah Mayfield, cousin of
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Mr. and Mrs. Richard LeRoy McDowtll
Marriage
Announced
Mr. mid Mrs. Rodney J.
Gurrctl arc making their
home at 129 North Columbus
avenue following their wed
ding June 21 in Grants Puss.
The bride Is the former Mrs.
Ethyl Weed.
The couple was married In
a small ceremony performed
by Justice of the Peace L. A,
Aschenbrcmier. The bride
wore n rose lace dress with
matching hut.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Scrlber
Sr., Grants Pass, attended the
couple. Mrs. Scriber is Mrs.
Garrett's niece and name
sake. Mrs. Yetta Flowers,
Medford, also was present.
The newlyweds traveled to
the state convention of the
Eagles lodge in Eugene on
their honeymoon. They were
surprised at their h 0 m e
Wednesday evening by a cha
rivari given by over 50 mem
bers of the local Eagles lodge
and auxiliary.
Mrs. Henry Ruch presented
a gift from the group to the
honored couple. Potluck
supper was served.
Couple Married
In California
Gold Hill - Mrs. Mary
Sutherland, well known Gold
Hill woman, and John E. An
drdeu, Oakland, Calif., were
married Friday, June 24. The
afternoon ceremony was held
at Little Chapel of the Metho
dist church in Hollister, Calif.
The Rev. John Hays, pastor
of the church, officiated. Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Clabaugh of
Palo Alio, Calif., attended the
couple.
The bride wore a bronze
colored two-piece ensemble,
with sand beige accessories.
Her corsage was a bronze or
chid. After a wedding trip to Car
mel and other points along
the coast, the couple will re
turn to Gold Hill where they
plan to make their home with
her sister, Mrs. Nora Wait.
Mr. Andrdeu is a retired
American Can company em
ployee. Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Sand
berg and two children, Saga
and Steve, and Miss Elsie
Todd left yesterday for Cen
tral, S.D., to visit friends and
relatives.
the bride, was flower girl. She
wore a pink nylon frock and
carried a basket of pink rose
petals. Terry Myers, brother
of the bride, was ring bearer.
Serving as candle lighters
were Miss Aletta Myers and
Miss Sandra Mayfield, who
wore blue nylon frocks.
Tom Turner was best man.
Charles Dorrell, Grants Pass,
brother-in-law of the bride
groom, Gene and Albert My
ers, brothers of the bride, and
Forrest Cook were ushers.
Over 100 guests attended a
reception which followed in
the church. Mrs. Don Ander
son and Mrs. John Bigham
served cake. Mrs. Ernest
Smith and Mrs. Charles Dor-
rell served punch and Mrs
James Gann and Mrs. Norman
Mayfield poured coffee.
Miss Pat Striplin was at the
guest book. Gifts were cared
for by Miss Alice Thompson,
Miss Kathy Straus, Miss Wan
da Smith and Miss Linda Do
ran. Others assisting at the
reception were Mrs. Kenneth
Bigham, Mrs. Dale Bigham,
Mrs. Roy Patten and Mrs. H.
O. Martin.
The young couple traveled
to the Oregon coast on their
honeymoon, the bride wearing
a green silk sheath dress with
matching chiffon jacket. They
are at home at Butte Falls Star
route, Box 30, Eagle Point.
Both the bride and bride
groom have lived in Central
Point all their lives and are
graduates of Crater High
school, He Is employed by
Daugherty Lumber company.
Mrs. John Erntit Campball
(Hall photo)
ylrdith Glass ford Married
To John Ernest Campbell
Miss Ardlth Kathleen
Glnsslord, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Roy E. Glassford,
Route 4, Box 333, South Stage
road, became the bride of
John Ernest Campbell, Escon-
dido, Calif., in a ceremony
held June 26 at the Valley
View Seventh-day Adventlst
church. The bridegroom's
parents are Mr. and Mrs. Jo-
s e p h Campbell, Cornvllle,
Ariz.
Elder W. Floyd Breese,
Longvicw, Wash., former pas
tor of the Medford church, of
ficiated at the eight 0 clock
evening rites attended by 250
relatives and friends.
The bride, given in mar
riage by her father, wore a
floor length gown of white
brocaded nylon. It was lash
ioned with fitted bodice and
flared skirt. Her fingertip
length veil was held by a tiara
of white leaves and she car
ried white carnations and
baby rosebuds.
Miss Carolyn Glassford,
Arlington, Calif., was maid of
honor for her sister. Miss
Pamela Rcdmer, Gaston, Ore.,
and Miss Carol Ann Camp
bell. Paradise Valley, Calif.,
sister of the bridegroom,
were bridesmaids. They wore
pink frocks and carried white
carnation bouquets.
Miss Melody Brown, Port
Open House
At Scout Cam
Open house will be held at
Girl Scout Camp Low Echo
Monday, July 4, from 11 a.m.
to 3 p.m. for all interested
adults and their families, par
ticularly parents of campers.
Picnic tables will be available
for families wishing to bring
their lunch. Coffee and punch
will be served. Council board
members will serve as host
esses and camp staff mem
bers will be on hand to show
visitors around the camp site,
and answer any questions
about the program and facili
ties, according to Mrs. T. R.
Lytic, established camp chair
man. First session begins July 8
and closes July 13. All camp
ers leave from and return to
Hawthorne park, across from
the Red Cross Chapter house,
60 Hawthorne street. Med
ford. No girls arc to travel to
camp via private automobile.
Buses, leave promptly at 12:30
p.m. and girls are urged to ar
rive early and have their
baggage tagged with their
name. The balance due on
fees and health cards must be
In the Scout office by Tues
day, July 5. No money will
be accepted at camp.
According to Mrs. Lytle
there are a few openings In
the second session, July 14
through 24, and registrations
are still being taken for
third and fourth sessions,
July 24-August 4 and August
5-15: Program includes swim
ming, boating, canoeing,
crafts, archery, nature study,
hiking, unit cookouts, unit
overnights, hayrides, picnics
and music.
Mrs. Lytle reported that
the third session of Pioneer
unit Is closed. However,
there are a few openings in
second session and registra
tions are being taken for
fourth session. This unit is
for girls 14 years of age or
older or going into the ninth
or tenth grades. Program in
this unit is centered around
primitive camping and in
cludes cooking two meals a
day on altar fireplaces, sleep
ing under the stars, swim
ming, boating, hiking and a
, pack trip.
Camn folders are available
from any Girl Scout leader
mwk ill ; -
land, niece of the bride, was
flower girl. Bible boy was
Edward Glassford. Glide,
Ore., nephew of the bride.
James Campbell, Escondido,
Calif., served ns best man for
his brother, and seating the
guests were Ronald Archer
and Richard Jones, Florence,
Ore.
Baskets of pink and white
gladioli decorated the church
Miss Muriel Wilbur played
the wedding music.
following tne ceremony,
an outdoor reception was
held in the park near the
church. Mrs. Richard Chris-
tianson assisted.
Since the bridegroom's par
ents could not be in Medford
for the wedding, his brother-
in-law and sister, Mr. and
Mrs. Myron Mcchcn, Grants
Pass, substituted for them
during the wedding and re
ception.
The couple traveled to
Escondido on their wedding
trip, the bride wearing for
traveling a pink suit with
white orchid corsage. They
will make their home in Es
condido after July 6 where
Mr. Campbell is a carpenter.
The bride attended Laurel-
wood and Rogue River acade
mies. Mr. Campbell attended
Laurclwood academy.
Announced
p Low Echo
or the Scout office, 500 East
Main street, Medford. Mrs.
Lytle pointed out that the
camp is open to all girls
entering the fifth through
twelfth grades in the fall.
Girls need not be Scouts to
attend.
Mistletoe camp, Royal
Neighbors of America, will
meet for a business session
Thursday evening, July 7, at
8 p.m. in the Knights of Pythi
as hall
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Unique Anniversary Celebration
Held At Lake of the U7oods Sunday
A Medford couple cclcbriil
ed their 25th wedding iinni
vei'snvy lust Sunday, .lime 20,
will) a reunions ceremony mul
a reception ill the siinie resort
where they spent their honey
moon and where they have
spent each anniversary since.
Mr, and Mrs. Victor Millies,
15 North Groveliiiul uvoiuic,
who were married June 23,
13!Y, at Medturd's First Metll-
Farewell Party
Given Recently
For Bride-Elect
Miss Edna McLcod was
honored at n patio party giv
en lit the homo of Mrs. Hazel
Mlddleknuff, 525 Valley View
drive, June 25. Miss McLcod,
on the stuff of First National
bunk for the past five years,
will leave Medford soon for
Seattle where her wedding to
Donald Mac Kersle will take
place.
The party was a farewell
and also a shower (or Miss
MeLcod.
The patio was decorated
with Japanese lanterns hang
ing in the trees, unit blue and
white streamers decorated the
diinelng area. The centerpiece
was a small tree hung with
blue and silver hells.
The bridegroom-to-be. Mr.
Mac Kersle, arrived by plane
just in time for the party.
Assisting Mrs. Middlekmiff
with the serving of refresh
ments were Mrs. Lester
Hoardman and Mrs. Herbert
Ellis.
Guests were Mr. and Mrs.
nnardmnn, Mr. and Mrs.
Kills, Mr. and Mrs. C. II.
Redmond, Mr. and Mrs. Gil
bert Merritl.
Bererly Johnson
(Landii photo)
Winter Wedding
Planned by Pair
Grants Pass - Mr. and Mrs.
Clayton E. Johnson announce
the engagement of their
daughter, Beverly, to Lester
Schlcigh, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Clifford E. Schlcigh, 11)80 Ta
ble Rock road.
Miss Johnson attended
school in Grants Pass and is
now employed at Crater Title
Insurance company, Medford.
Her fiance is employed at Fir
Ply, Inc. He attended Phoenix
schools.
Their wedding Is set for
December and they plan to
live in Medford.
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PHOTOPLAY
(id 1st church and who weul to
Luke of the Woods on their
honeymoon, re-pletlged their
niarrluge vows In 11 ceremony
held outdoors al 2:311 o'clock
In 11 secluded woodsy spot.
Mr. Millies has named the
spot "Kern Dell." The recep
tion which followed was held
at the resort lodge and was at
tended by mure than I lit)
guests.
The ltev. George lt. V. Hol
ster of St. Murk's Kplscnpul
church offlcluleil for the an
niversary service, Little (iury
Johnson, .small son of Mr. and
Mrs. Hay Johnson, curried the
anniversary rings on the siinie
pillow which had been used
for the couple's wedding cere
mony. Attending the couple
were their daughter, lO yeur
old Vlekl, and their son, Greg
ory, stud e 11 1 ut Willamette
university.
Also present for the cere
mony were Mr. and Mrs. lludd
Gull, Mcilfotd. who attended
the couple for their wedding.
The couples have remained
friends throughout the years.
For the re -pledging of the
marrluge vows Mrs. Mllnes
wore a wit lie coiton luce
sheath over unit1 unit currieiii
whit,, orchids. Vicki wore 11
frock of niniuiiiiirlne blue cot
lun unit curl icu 11 i nn 1
bouquet ot white curiiullons
and pink rosebuds
Mrs. Mllnes Is the former
Alene Ray, foster daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lee Hay,
Medford. and Mrs. Ray was
present for the ceremony.
Also In attendance was Mr.
Millies' mother. Mrs. William
Millies, Medford.
Mrs. G. W. Kelliiigton, the
former Mary Hoscbcrry who
sang for the couple's wedding.
also attended the ceremony
and reception at the lukr.
Before Mr. and Mrs. Mllnes
cut their anniversary cuke,;
they drank a toast from a sil
ver "marriage cup" which was
a gift from their sun and:
daughter. The cup, actually
two sepurale small cups
hinged together, are fashioned
in such a manner that both
the bride and bridegroom may
drink simultaneously.
Mrs. George Watson and
Mrs. Walter Wilson, sisters of
Mr. Mllnes. completed cutting
the cake. Mrs. C. C. Hansel,
Eugene, a sister of Mrs. Mll
nes, poured cotter. Punch was
served by Mrs. Robert Vocgl
ly. Mrs. Gall, Mrs. Harold Lltl
rcll and Mrs. Ray Johnson.
Mrs. L. G. Miles nnd Mrs. Kd
Davis assisted. Mr. Johnson
arranged music for the two
events.
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