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Mr. and Mn. Gordon DoVoi
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DcFos-Stichl Ceremony Held
One of July's largest wed
dings In Medford was thut of
IUI Mury Stlchl to Gordon
PcVos, which took place July
0 at Klrnl Church of the Niu
arcne. The llcv. Harold San
tier rend the ceremony at
rliihl o'clock In the cvenlnn,
and about 200 guests attend
ed. The bride l n daughter of
Mr. mid Mr. K. M. Stlchl.
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LOTION 10;
HUDSON'S
PHARMACY
613 E. Main SP 3-5345
116 Elk street, and tho brldc
Kroom is a son of Mr. and
Mrs.' Herbert DcVos, Route
2, Box 13, Jacksonville. The
newlyweds ore ul home at
2300 Jacksonville hlifhway.
For her wedding the bride
wore a gown of nylon net
and tulle de.ilKned with long
slueves, lace bodice and lace
trimmed skirl. The neckline
was outlined with sequins and
the pearl necklace she wore
was the bridegroom's gift. Her
short veil was held by a ban-
jdcau of pearls. She carried a
purple orchid encircled with
white carnations, and a white
Dlble which was a gift from
her Sunday school teacher in
1050.
Miss Carolyn Ellis, Rose-
burg, wos honor attendant
and bridesmaids were Miss
Hazel Rowlings and Miss Jan
et Bohl, both Medford. They
wore full-skirled stocks oi
pink dotted Swiss with puff
ed sleeves and ribbon sashes,
and while gloves. Their head
bands held short floating
veils to match their gowns.
Miss Ellis carried an arm
bouquet of white gladioli
spikes, and the bridesmaids'
bouquets were or pink giau
loll. Vcnlta Gable, Eagle Point,
was flower girl and Clyde
Goble, Eagle Point, carried
the rings. Candlcllghtcrs
were Miss Lois Ralls and
Miss Karen Warner. The
flower girl's bouffant frock
of white dolled Swiss was
worn with a wreath of flowers
on her hair. Miss Ralls and
Miss Warner wore frocks of
pale pink flowered In blue,
and carnation wristlets.
Mr. Stlchl gave his daugh
ter In marriage, and Harold
DcVos, Sams Volley, wos best
man for his brother. Melvln
Stlchl, Aslorlo, brother of the
brldo, and Jerry Anderson
Medford, scutcd the guests.
Tho church was decorated
with pink and white gladioli
and palms. Miss Vcldo Krnusc
was organist, and Mrs. Rex
Goble sang.
The reception, attended by
100 guests, was held in the
church reception rooms. Mrs.
Harold DcVos, slstcr-in-law
of the bridegroom, and Mrs.
Rex Goble cut the wedding
cake.' Miss Leah Weaver
served punch. Miss Amy
Stichl, sister of the bride,
took charge of the guest book.
The bride's mother wore a
blue lace dress with pink car
nation corsage for the wed
ding and reception and the
bridegroom's mother was at
tired in a frock of chiffon
over aquamarine print. Her
flowers were also pink car
nations. Mr. DcVos and his bride
mode a wedding trip to Los
Angeles, Mrs. DcVos wear
ing for traveling a white suit
with bronic and whllo acces
sories. Mr. DcVos, who at
tended Jacksonville High
school, Is on the staff of Mat-
lack's market. Mrs. DcVos at
tended Crater High school,
Talent Family
Home From Trip
Talent-Mr. and Mrs. David
B. Brabbln and children,
Judy, Dell, Larry and Cathy,
of Wagner Creek road, Tal
ent, recently returned from
a months vacation in Indiana,
Michigan and California.
Among the places visited
by the family were Yellow
stone National park, Royal
Gorge, Colo., Painted Desert
and Petrified forest, Arizona,
and Disneyland.
While in Indiana they at
tended o family reunion June
20 of relatives of Mrs. Brab
bln and visited Robert Con
ger, Ashland, who is stationed
with the Air Force ot Cha
nutc Air Force base, Chanute,
III.
They also visited relatives
of Mr. Babbin In California.
Ceremony
At Home
Weds Pair
IMp. unrf Mm. Kvprpll T..
Piirlrnr urn mukini; lhnir home
at the Aldrleh Trailer ranch,
Jacksonville highway, follow
ing their wedding July 16.
The ceremony was held at
two o'clock In tho afternoon
at the home 'of Mr. and Mrs.
Honuld Rose, brother-in-law
and sister of tho bride.
Tho brldo Is the former
Armlndu L. LaLonde. Mr.
Pnrkrr him hi,rn mukini his
homo at 4425 Jacksonville
highway. He Is the son of
Irvin Everett Porker, Red
ding, Calif.
John V. Hcucrllng, minis
ter of Ccntrul Church of
fhrUl nffli'lnti'ri ill rites at
tended by 28 rolutivcs and
friends.
Tim hrldc wore a white
luce over satin frock in bal
lerina length. Her veil was
of white luce and she curried
a white Bible and lavender
gladioli. Her accessories were
blue. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Rose attended
tho rnnnlp. Mrs. Rose wore
a turquoise blue street length
frock accented with wnuc.
Her corsage wos of pink and
white carnations.
Following the ceremony a
pornrilion wo held on the
polio at the Rose home.
The bride alicnaea tmcr
prlsc High school, Redding.
Mr. Parker also attended En-
Inrnrl.K Hltfh school Und is
employed by Rcgol Stations
here. He was rcccnuy ais
charged from the U. S. Army
following service in Germany.
Student Home
Applcgatc Valley-Jim Set
tle, sophomore student of
business administration at Pa
cific university. Forest Grove,
is spending the summer here
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Earl B. Settle. He is assisting
at the Applegatc shopping
center, owned and operated
by his parents.
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Wedding Service Held
In Methodist Chapel
Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. MacNab
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Miss Haidtmann
Parents Tell
Betrothal News
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Heide
mann, 340 Cerritos avenue,
Medford, announce the en
gagement of their daughter,
Sandra Kay, lo Sherman O.
Acord, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Oliver Acord, Star route, Wil-
derville, Ore.
Miss Hcldcmann Is a 1960
graduate of Medford High
school and is now on the staff
of tho Groceteria. Mr. Acord
was graduated from Grants
Pass High school in 1959 and
is serving with the United
States Coast guard In Ala
meda, Calif.
A full wedding Is planned.
Final Week of jean hart's
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Miss Eccleston,
James Vanderlip
Engaged to Wed
Shady Cove - Mr. and Mrs.
C. W. Eccleston, Shady Cove,
announce the engagement of
their daughter, Linda Faye, to
James P. Vanderlip, Jr. Mr.
Vanderlip is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. James P. Vanderlip,
743 North Main street, Ash
land.
The young people were both
graduated from Eagle Point
high school with the class of
1959. Miss Eccleston is a sop
homore at Southern Oregon
college and Mr. Vanderlip is
associated with the Vanderlip
Logging company of Ashland.
ihe couple plan a summer
wedding next year.
Rites in Reno
Marry Couple
Eagle Point-Mr and Mrs.
Torry Edmondson, married
June za in Reno, Nev., are
living at Lodge Pole Ranger
station near Butte Falls for
the remainder of the summer.
The bride li the former
Nanette Grow, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Grow,
Highway 62, and Mr. Edmond
son is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Edmondson, Butte
Falls. Their marriage cere
mony was performed by Jus
tice of the Peace W. R. Bre
mer. Mr. and Mrs. Don Ellis,
Butte Falls, accompanied the
couple to Reno.
Both young people were
graduated from Eagle Point
High school.
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Richeys Hosts
At Recent Party
A surprise birthday party
was given in honor of Mrs.
Marie Herborn July 19 on the
patio at the home of Othar
Richey, 90 West Glenwood
road.
Attending were Mr. and
Mrs. William Wheeler, Mr.
and Mrs. Chester Keene, Mr.
and Mrs. Mclvin Kibbler, Mr.
and Mrs. Clifford Fixsen, Mrs.
John Dunlap, Mrs. William
Richey, Mr. and Mrs. George
Simmons, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Richey, Herbert Wheeler,
Sherman Simmons, Steve Fix-
sen, Frankie Wheeler, ulnar
and Rickey Richey, and the
Misses Joanne and April Kib
bler, Sharon Simmons, Jaquie
Wheeler, Suzi Monsey, Paul-
ette Simmons.
Assisting with the serving
were Mrs. John Dunlap, Mrs.
William Wheeler, and the
Misses Jaquie Wheeler and
Suzi Monsey.
Mrs. Herborn was present
ed cards and gifts.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert P.
MacNab, whose wedding took
place July 15 in Meeker chap
el, First Methodist church
here, will make their home
at 734 South Holly street. The
bride Is the former Verna
gene Henzcl, daughter of
Mr, and Mrs. Ben Henzcl,
Klamath Falls, and the
bridegroom is a son of Mr.
and Mrs. P. W. MacNab, Van
couver, Wash. He Is on the
staff of Station KBES-TV,
Medford.
About 100 guests attended
the ceremony, which took
place at four o'clock In the
afternoon with the Rev. Rob
ert Dowrey officiating. Mr.
Henzel gave his daughter in
marriage.
The bride's gown of silk
organza over peau de soie was
fashioned ballerina length
and the neckline was orna
mented with Venetian lace
applique. Her English silk il
lusion veil, elbow length, was
held by a hat of flowers and
petals with sequins and she
carried an orchid with a
shower of stephanotis.
Miss Ronalee Olson, Klam
ath Falls, was maid of honor
and Mrs. Richard Occhiuto
Portland, was matron of hon
or. They wore frocks of silk
organza designed with bod
ices of Schiffli embroidery,
Linda Eccleston
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empire waistlines and full bal
lerina skirts. Their headdress
es of vails and rosettes were
similar to that worn by the
bride and they carried cas
cade bouquets of baby pink
roses and stephanotis.
Michael MacNab, Vancou
ver, Wash., was best man for
his brother and ushers were
David Henzcl, Klamath Falls,
brother of the bride, and Jay
Johnson, Eureka, Calif. Sam
and Thurston Henzel, broth
ers of the bride, lighted the
candles.
Gladioli of the wild rose
variety decorated the church
for the ceremony.
The bride s parents gave a
reception at Rogue Valley
Country club for about 125
guests.
Both Mr. MacNab and his
bride attended the University
ot XJregon.
Shower Honors
Miss Betty Hall
Miss Betty Jon Hall, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. John M,
Hall, 846 Park avenue, was
honored at a bridal shower
Wednesday, July 20, at the
home of Mrs. Bruce Braaten,
901 Park avenue.
Miss Hall is the bride-elect
of Don F. S h a 1 h o p e, La
Grange, III.
Friends attending the event
included Mrs. Francis O Con
nor, Mrs. C. J. Marrs, Mrs.
Roland Griffiths, Mrs. Myron
Holen, Mrs. W. J. Williams,
Mrs. Joseph Clark, Mrs. Stew
art Milne, Mrs. Gerald Lai-
zure, Mrs. Samuel Poirier,
Mrs. Clifford Johnson and
Mrs. Hall.
The wedding is planned for
August 28 at the Ascension
Lutheran church in Medford.
Both Miss Hall and Mr. Shal
hope are students at the Uni
versity of Montana, Missoula,
Mont.
Church Rites
Wed Couple
Mrs. Anne Leonard of Med
ford and Joe S. Tellvik of
Cave Junction were married
Monday, July 18 in a cere
mony read at 11 o'clock at
St. Mark's Episcopal church.
The Rev. John Power,
Prospect, performed the dou
ble-ring ceremony.
Attending the couple were
the bride's sister, Miss Mar
garet Morris. Bend, Ore. and
the bridegrooms brother, Mai
Tellvik of Seattle, Wash.
The bride wore a blue em
broidered voile sheath dress
with blue accessories and
single, large white orchid,
Her attendant wore pink em
broidered cotton with pink
accessories and a corsage of
pink rosebuds.
Among the guests were
Mrs. Mai Tellvik, Seattle,
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Morris,
Medford, the bridegroom
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
Tellvik, T a c o m a, and the
brides daughters, Carolyn
and . Marie Leonard. Both
girls were dressed in pink
and wore wristlet corsages
of pink rosebuds.
The bride, a former resi
dent of Cave Junction, taught
at Hedrick Junior High school
last year. Mr. and Mrs. Tell
vik and daughters will make
their home at Cave Junction.
PICNIC TUESDAY
Elta Deuel Hubbs tent will
hold a picnic at Hawthorne
park Tuesday, July 26, at 12
noon. Members are to take
a picnic lunch and their own
table service.
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Gitchel-Pontius
Rites Announced
P r o s p e c t Mr. and Mr.
L. V. Pontius, Prospect, an
nounce the marriage of their
daughter, Miss Dorothy Jean
Pontius to Leland W. Gltchcl
Jr., son of L. W. Gltchel Sr.,
San Diego, Calif., in an after
noon ceremony July 1, la
Sparks, Nevada.
Tho bride wore a white
afternoon frock for the rites.
She was attended by her
mother. Mrs. Pontius wore
blue dress.
The couple la at home in
San Diego, Calif.
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Thetas To Hold
Meeting Friday
A meeting of the Southern
Oregon Alumnae club ot
Kappa Alpha Theta fraternity
will be held Friday, July 29,
at the home of Mrs. Charles
Barnes, 289S Htllcrest road.
The meeting will start at noon
and members are asked to
bring a sack lunch and swim
suits if they care to swim.
It's froinjwtfrMedforJ
Trail Woman
To Be Honored
Mrs. Emma Houston, Trail,
will be honored at an open
house Friday July 29, at the
home of Mrs. James Cornutt,
Route 1, Box 320, Old Stage
road, Medford. The open
house will observe Mrs. Hous
ton's 90th birthday anniver
sary, Friends and relatives are in
vited to call between one and
five o'clock.
Mrs. Houston, mother of
Mrs. Cornutt, was born In
Lane county, -Oregon, and has
lived in Oregon her entire life.
Eisenhowers
Visit Bebbs
Mr. and Mrs. George E.
Eisenhower and daughters,
Barbara and Debbie, Fuller
ton, Calif., were houscguests
recently of Mr. and Mrs.
Royal E. Bcbb, 528 South
Grape street.
Mrs. Elsenhower, the for
mer Lillian Jane Ward of
Long Island and New Jersey,
is a niece of Mrs. Bcbb,
The family stopped here
during a motor trip along
the Oregon coast. t
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