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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (July 10, 1960)
SUNDAY, JULY 10. 1000 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFOHD. ORE. Former Home In Victoria Re-Visited A number (if Mi'dfoi cl rosl donla recently motored In Vancouver, U.C., to visit wllli Mr, niul Mm, A. C. Dixon and family. Making 1 1 10 trip wore Mrs. Kyrumi Ciny unci dnugli tor, Mm. Violet Umly, tfi'i Jlvaaln street; Robert itudy, 1120 King street; unci Mr, unci Mr. C. O. Ciny, ()() Miuy Jilm-o. Mrs. Ulxun In Mm. tyronu Guy's sister, Tim group spent several days In the Vancouver men before continuing by furry to Vlctiirlu to vlult nn mint of Mr. Clay's, Mm. Stanley Mar tin, Mr. Martin and family. Tlicy visited wllli cousins ul Mr. Ciay'a wliiini he hud never niot. Ilia family hud lived In Victoria from 11)07 to una, having nunc from England when he win only alx years old. Mr, Gay saw again It Ik former home and tin school which ha and hlif alitor at tondrd. Thu travelers tourod Hucli art gardens. They traveled to Tort Angeles via the Juan do Kucii atralt on the SS Coho Jerry. They vlalled briefly In Jtoscburg with Mr. Ciay'a son In law and daughter, Mr. and Mra. John Pearson, en route liomu. ilargh-Roohr Wedding Held At Sacred Heart Church Mia Joanne Florence floolir, daughter of Mr. and Mra. WIIILam Koohr, route II box 51, booiimn the brldo of Daniel Kay llurgls, Hon of Mr. mid Mra. O. It. Hat-Kin, 01 Nursery atreol, Ashland, Juno 2!) at Barred Heart Cuthnllc uhurch. The ltuv. William Mcl.cod road the doubln-rInK nuptial i i ii.hh at 10 o'clock In the morn ing beforo about 100 guests. I'natel colored gladioli a n d white SluiHtii daisies decorated the nllar. Mlaa Mary Itobln aon waa at tho organ. Thu bride, whnao fathor cs curled her to tho altar, wore a dreaa with fitted bodice and aleovoa of Chantllly lace. The gathered not skirl waa atylcd with luacta of Chantllly lace over aatln and net. I lor modi fled cascade bouquet waa of pink baby roaobuda, atcphu notla and white carnatlona. Mra. Wayne Kunlz, Park Kails, Wise, cousin of the bride, waa matron of honor. Mra. Douglas Kellowa. Port land, and Mlaa Luna Hargis, Ashland, ilatcr of the bride groom, were brldea-malron and maid. All wore gowns of ailk organza over lace of iden tical atylo. Mra. Kunlz' waa aqua and tho othera were or chid. They carried tailored 2J NOTICE! Beginning Today MEDFORD PHARMACY 101 North Central, Cornor 6th Ph. SP 2-6253 Will Be CLOSED SUNDAYS Open Week Days: 8:30 A.M. to 10:30 P.M. urrangcinenta of carnatlona, tho matron of honor'! being orchid and tho othera pink. Tho flower glrla, Hcbeeca Bunion and Laurie Karnoat, woro dreaaea of pink nylon organza dealgned ua themo of tho other attendants. David Hakes, a neplinw of tho bridegroom, waa ring bcaror. David Unohr, brother of tho undo, nerved na neat man Douglna Fcllowa, Portland, and Wnyno Kunt'z, Park Kalla, Wlac, coualn of the brldo, scaled guests. Tho brldc'a parent! gave a dinner and reception ut their homo following tho wedding. Bella of Ireland, roaea n n d other cut flowera decorated the rooms. Mlaa Connie Black waa ut the punch bowl, Mra. Alvln Boawell poured coffee and Mra. Harry Kllzpalrlck cut tho cake, which she had ii I so baked and decorated. Mra. Itollin Junes assisted. Mlaa Karen Kmmcrlck waa at tiio guest book and Mra Frank Mayer waa in charge uf gifla. For the event the bride's mother chose an Ice blue frock with white accessories and a pink rosebud and white car- natlon corsage. Tho bride groom's mother wore an Ice blue sliou th dross with while accessories and pink rosebud and white carnation corsage Mrs. Theodore Franc, Cur tlaa, Wlac, tho brldc'a god. mother, w o r c a navy blue polka-dot dress with a pink carnation corsage. The bride's grandmother, Mrs. Elizabeth Hoobr, Owen, Wise, chose a blue and gray dress with white carnation corsage. Others attending from out of town were Mrs. Franc's daughters, Putricia and Carol Jean, Curtlss, Wise; Wayne Kunlz and son, Dean, Park Falls, Wise; Mrs. Douglas Fel lows, Portland; Mrs. David Fortmiller and daughter, Lisa, Mra. James Madison and daughter, Jennifer, and Mrs. Jessie Madison, all of Ash land. The bride attended St. Mary's school and Medford Hiiili school. The bridegroom ! attended Klamath Union High school and is a student at Portland Electronics college. He is employed by Kcddcrly and Morton Inc. They will make their home at 2207 N. W. Gllsan street, Portland. .'. - i: . ' "' ,1' . I '.'1 ' J 'I'll ,V s if ?l '.I .? f ' 4 4 $ r 'A -' ? Mr. and Mrs. Danltl Ray Hargia (Dwalne Smith photo) Medford Duplicate Club Holds Master Point Play Sixteen tables of players look part In the monthly mas ter point play of Medford Du plicate club July 5. North-south position win ners In section A were Mr. and Mrs. Loland Clark, first, 102; Ray Wise and Robert Mlddleton, second, BOMi; Mrs. Jack Barr and Mrs. R. Mile stone, third, 02. East-west winners, section A, were Mrs. Fred Burich and Mrs. A. W. Lingaas, first, Return From California McLcod-Mr. and Mrs. Bill Miller and Mr. Arthur Green- ley, both on Crater lake high way, recently spent several weeks in Beverly Hills, Calif. The Millers have returned to their summer home near Trail on the Rogue River, while Mr. Greonley stayed in San Jose, Calif, visiting his son and family. 104; Col. D. H. Barber ana Lt. Richard Barber, second, 102; Mrs. J. W. Winslow and Mrs. R. T. Jones, third, 88. Nortn-soutn winners, sec tion B, were H. J. Boyd and Roy Prultt, first, 101; John Shortrldgo and Robert Dickey, second, 08'4; Mrs. Marrs Gib bons and Mrs. Dolph Phipps, third, 01 Vi. East-west winners, section B, were Mrs. Sam Van Dyke and Mrs. Patsy Gilhousen, first. S7; Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Sanderson, second, 94 V4; Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Smith, third, 89V. Silver Tea Central Point-A silver tea was given for the opening of the new Central Point li brary, Friday. July 1, spon sored by the Jaycettes. Money from the tea will be used for the library. More than 100 people attended during the afternoon according to Libra rian Mrs. Bert Cook. Families Vacation In Victoria Hornbrook-Cunada, particu larly the province of British Columbia, is proving tho fa vorite vacation land for a number of area people this year. Returning last Tuesday from a trip north were Mr. and Mrs. Thomaa Watt and aons, Tommle and Ronnie. They left on Juno 27, spent two days in Portland with Mra. Watt'i parenta, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Rubisch, then in Seattle they visited Mr. Watt'i sister, Miss Sally Watt, who conducts a training school for stewardesses for the United Air Lines. In Seattle they boarded the Canadian Pacific steamer Princess Marguerite for the four-hour boat trip to Vic toria, B.C. where they spent two days. Visiting, among the many other points of inter est, the Buchart gardens. They also took the sight seeing drive through Victoria aboard the horse-drawn trol ley car, called "The Tallyho." A ferry boat took them from Victoria to Port Angeles, Wash., from where they drove to Kennwick, Wash. In Kcn newlck they visited Mrs. Watt's brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. James E. Shelton. Leaving Kennewiek, they drove to Bend, Ore., for a visit with Mr. Watt's broth er and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Watt. They visited there, too, with Mr. William Rann, an uncle of Mrs. Watt's whom she had not seen since 1940. Post, Auxiliary Announce Plans For Summer Victoria, B.C. was the des tination also of Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Jeter. En route north, they stopped at Corvallis, Ore. for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. David Holland, former Hornbrook residents. They returned via Mt. Rainier National park and the Columbia river highway, ar riving home on Wednesday after an absence of one week. ( Visits Aunt McLeod - Private Robert Prirp whn la stationed at Camp Irivin, Barstow, Calif., Is visiting his aunt, Mrs. uor othy Tackstein on Big Butte creek. Crater Lake post and aux iliary, Veterans of Foreign Wars, held a buffet supper July 8. The post served sup per to about 60 persons. Mrs. Stanley Morgan, Phoenix, Ariz., an auxiliary member for many years, was a guest. Member! of the auxiliary and Mrs. Ivan Lusk, Camp White hospital chairman, en tertained veterans at the do miciliary recreation room the afternoon of July 8. A local observance of the 30th anniversary of the Veter ans administration is planned for July 21, when representa tives of the domiciliary and Veterans Administration Vol unteer Services will hold a banquet at Kim's restaurant. Special speakers, awards and recognition ceremonies are planned. The next meeting of the post and auxiliary will be August 16. The annual "wa termelon bust" will be held at the domiciliary p I c n I cl staff and VAVS members will grounds August 21 when the I serve. A new silhouette in fur fashions is the merry-go-round look in stone marten. The pelts arc set horizontally on concealed bands of delicate silk brocade. WES PEARSON JEWELER 9 South Central r Phone SP 2-9392 4 Mr W'"'W, it. n) We Give THRIFTY GREEN STAMPS WES PEARSON Your Keepsake DIAMOND DEALER We Now Have Exclusive Dealership for Genuine Registered Keepsake DIAMOND RING SETS On All Types o( FOUNDATIONS! ID AH IY1. WOOD Graduate Corsetiere 617 East Main Personalized Corsetry Phone SP 2-6547 Downtown Medford our beautif ul, r k sr Garland originated most of the sweaters most girls want and we have them for you now! 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