SUNDAY, JULY 31, 1980
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Mile Dolborla Spain
Dclberta Spain,
Mr. Bitterling
Engaged to Wed
Kliiitly CuveMr. unci Mil,
Dt-lbcrl tipnln, Slincly Cove,
muiiiunre the ciiuiiKi'iiH'iit of
Ihflr clniiiihlcr, MIm DclhcrU
Ann Spiiln, to Hiiymmul II
illltrrllnK. hod of Mr. und Mm.
Hubert II. Illllcrlliin, Hemic 1,
Uox Kuulr Point. Hotli
rc liriHluiili-i of KiikIc Point
II M'lloul.
Minn Spnln Is employed us
rcrctMry of tin- KiikIi; I'olnt
llllih aclmol, ii ml utti'nd.4 nlithl
rl.isj.iM nt Ilohi-rtnon Sellout of
Uiialm-sa. Mr. liiltrrllliR la
miplnyrd lit the C a I c n d o
Wood Product, Inc., White
City.
No dnlr lina been act for
the wrddlnij.
Couple to Wed
In August Rites
Kuitle Point-Mr. and Mr.
Riiy Conner. Itoute 1, Uox 4fl,
Knitlc Point, nnnouni'e the on-SiiKi-nuMit
n n d forthcoming
ninrrmiii oi their duunhtcr,
Miivls Cou.scr, to Mnrvln E.
Thiiriiliuritli, sun of Mr. und
Mrs. Ini 'I'litirnluri;li, Route
1, llox 7. Kiiitle Point.
Ilolh Minn Couter and her
fliiiirr re graduates of Eittfle
Point llliih school and Mr.
Thornlnirijh lit employed In
Ln.i Vegiis, Nov.
An AtiKU.il wnldliiK Is plnn.
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Mr. and Mri, Pml Elwin Slmmoni
(Landli photo)
Double-Ring Service IVeds
Couple at Friends Church
Miss Beverly Jonn St'liru
dcr, Modesto, Cnllf., became
the bride of PhU Elwln .Sim
mons, ion of Mr. and Mm.
P. E. Slinmona. 302 Garfield
atreet. In a ceremony held
July 22 at Medford Friends
church. The brldc'a parents
arc Mr. and Mrs. Dallas L.
Dorcy, Modesto.
Pastor Clynton Crisman of
ficiated at the double ring
rites attended by 70 relatives
and friends. Cold glndoll dec
orated the church and white
bows and glndloll blossoms
marked the pew ends.
Miss D'Ann Clark was solo
ist and Mrs. Crisman played
the organ music for the 8
o'clock evening rites.
The bride wore a ballerina
length frock of yellow silk
styled on princess lines. It was
fashioned with scoop neckline
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und the flared skirt had an
inset bund of yellow nut
which funned a bow near the
hemline In back. Her finger
tip length veil of illusion
was held by a coronet of lilies
of the valley and she carried
a bouquet of white gladioli
and slcphanotis. Alfred Hook
er, uncle of the bridegroom,
gave her In marriage.
Miss Donna Johnson wus
maid of honor and brides
maids were Miss Sharon Sim
mons, Miss Elaine Johnson
und Miss Uarbura Walters.
'Ihey wore silk frocks in
shudes of mochu, beige, pink
and blue und curried nosegay
bouuets of yellow und while
flowers in gold cornucopias.
Klower girls were Paillette
and Cynthia Simmons. They
wore blue and apricot colored
nylon organdy frocks and cur
ried white baskets filled with
popples.
Terry Simmons served as
best man for his brother.
Seating the guests were Othar
Rlchey, and Jerry and David
Gulncs. Cnntllollghtcrs were
Larry Johnson, Samuel
Hughes and Sherman Sim
mons. For her son's wedding Mrs.
Simmons chose a two piece
mauve colored luce dress
with matching accessories.
Her corsage was rosebuds.
Following the ceremony on
outdoor reception wus held at
the Simmons home. Yellow
roses nn randies decorntcd
the serving table for the
event. Mrs. Alfred Hooker cut
and served the wedding cake
which she hud decorated. She
was assisted by Mrs. George
Simmons. Presiding at the
punch bowl was Mrs. Claire
Johnson and Mrs. Richard
Simmons poured coffee. Oth
ers assisting with the wedding
and reception were Mrs.
Charles Hughes. Mrs. R. B.
Langston, Mrs. Millie Johnson,
Mrs. Harold Hughes and Mrs.
Claude Johnson.
The couple is at home on
Vilas rond, Medford, follow
ing a wedding trip. For trav
eling the bride wore Iwo
picce black and while jersey
dress. The bride attended
schools in Chicago, 111., and
Is employed by Myron Root
company. Mr. Simmons is a
graduate of Medford High
school and is employed by
Oregon Sawmill company.
Among the guesls attend
ing the wedding and recep
tion were the grandmothers
of the brldcgroo m, Mrs.
Maude Simmons and Mrs. Mil
lie Johnson.
Master Point
Play Announced
The Augu.Ht muster point
play session of the Medford
Duplicate Bridge club will bn
held Tuesday, August 2, at
Girls Community club.
Top scores In the regular
session July 2(1 of the club
were, north-south position,
Mrs. Paul McDuffce and Mrs.
Glenn Harrison, first, Hlt'i;
Mrs. t'Ynnlt Buker and Roy
Prtillt, second, 131); Mi's Mnrrs
Gibbons und Mrs, Ben Todd,
third, 121); and Mrs. Lelnnrt
Clark and B. L. Sanderson,
fourth, 127'j,
High scores In the cnsl-wcst
position wore won by Mrs. B.
B. Davis and Mrs. John Nel
son, first, 148V4; George
Rode and George Polskl, sec
ond, 11)6, Jnck Bnrr and Lc
land Clark, third, 125; and
Mrs. C, L. Howard and Eu
gene Rlckcr, fourth, 115V4.
Veterans. Auxiliary
Announce Meetings
Veterans of World War I,
barracks and auxiliary, will
hold Ihclr monthly business
meeting Wednesday, August
3, at 8 p.m. at the Girls Com
munity club, 229 Norlh Bart
lelt street,
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Mlit Cheryl Owen
Two Students
To Wed in Fall
Miss Cheryl Owen of Mill
brae, Calif., and Fred W.
Greene III are planning to
be married this autumn.
Miss Owen's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Wi'llam Owen of
Mlllbrae, hove made known
the engagement. Mr. Greene
Is the son of Col. and Mrs.
Fred W. Greene, Long Moun
tain road, Eagle Point.
The marriage ceremony
will be held at St. Paul's Epis
copal church. Burlingame,
Cnllf. Both Miss Owen and
Mr. Greene arc students at
Oregon State college. Miss
Owen is a junior and a mem
ber of PI Beta Phi sorority.
Her fiance, a senior, is a mem
ber of Sigma Nu fraternity.
Presbyterians
To Hold Picnic
A potluck picnic will be
held by Westminster guild of
First Presbyterian church
Monday, August 1, at 6:30
p.m. at the home of Mrs.
Elolsc Wlnklcblcck, 940 Writ
man avenu?.
Members arc to take a hot
dish, - salad or dessert and
their own table service. Pic
tures will be shown following
the picnic.
Fall Wedding
Planned by Pair
Tlgurd - Mr. and Mrs. Dar
rell A. Dunford, Tlgard, Ore.,
announce the engagement of
their daughter, Darolen Dun
ford, to Pome Roy Glen Sor
um, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gil
bert C, Sorum, formerly of
Medford and now of Suther
lln, Ore. The Sorum family
lived on Thomas road during
their residence here.
Miss Dunford was graduat
ed In 1959 from Oregon Stale
college, where she was a mem
ber of Sigma Kuppa sorority
and majored In business edu
cation. She Is workii.g for
Ihe federal government In San
Francisco, after being trans
ferred from Washington, D.C.
Her fiance attended Med
ford High school and was
graduated from Oregon State
college In 1957. He was a
member of Sigma Phi Ep.il
lon fraternity and majored in
engineering. At the present he
is an engineer for Aerojet
General corporation near Sac
ramento, Calif.
A fall wedding is planned
in the Methodist church in
Metzgcr, Ore., and the couple
will reside in Carmichacl,
Calif.
Miss Darolen Dunford
IeMMPiMaijiiinj.ii ii
Mi Rosemary Tokar
(Landis photo)
Betrothal Told
Of Miss Tokar,
Ernest Pathmann
Mr. and Mm. E. G. Rosebor
ough, 610 Oakdale drive, an
nounce the engagement of
their youngest daughter, Rose
mary Ann Tokar, 716V4 West
Main street, to Ernest Earl
Pathmann, eldest son of Mrs.
Agnes Pathmann, 519 Fair
mont. Mr. Pathmann is an air
man third class in the United
States Air Force.
Both Miss Tokar and er
fiance were graduated from
Medford High school in 1959.
Miss Tokar is a former pupil
and student-teacher of the
Colleen Hope Dance studio.
She is now employed at
Mann's Department store.
Mr. Pathmann enlisted in
the Air Force in August, 1959,
and is stationed at Kirtland
Air Force Base, Albuquerque,
N. M. Recently, he was select
ed as Airman of the Month for
the 4900th Support Squadron.
His mother, accompanied by
Miss Tokar, was vacationing
in Albuquerque when he was
informed of this honor. He is
also associate advisor of the
Scout Explorer post which is
sponsored by that base.
A December wedding is
being planned by the pair.
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August Wedding
Planned by Pair
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon J.
Robinson, 1917 East Main
street, announce the engage
ment and approaching mar
riage of their daughter, Delia,
to Kenneth Santiago, son of
Mr. and Mrs. John Santiago,
North Highlands, Calif.
The bride-elect was gradu
ated from Medford High
school in 1059 and attended
Pacific university last year.
Her tlance also attended Pa
cific university last year.
The wedding is planned for
August 20 at St. Mark's Epis
copal church, Medford.
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Announcement is mad of
the engagement of Miss Mari
sue Anderson, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. O. H. Anderson.
1440 Eait Main street, to
Perry E. Whitlock. son of Mr.
and Mrs. Eugene V. Whitlock,
1624 Lenora drive, Medford.
Both young people are recent
graduates of Medford High
school and both plan to attend
college this fall. No date has
been et for the wedding.
Medford Couple
Makes Plans for
August Wedding
Mr. and Mrs. Rex A, Nlco
demus, 1 122 West Fourth
street, announce the approach
ing marriage of their daugh
ter, Coleen Kay, to Phillip
N. Sweet, son of Mr. and Mrs.
M. B. Sweet, 649 South Ivy
street, Medford.
Miss Nicodcmus is a gradu
ate of Medford High school
and attended one year at Whlt
worth college in Spokane,
Wash. She Is employed by the
California Oregon'Powcr com
pany. Mr. Sweet is also a gradu
ate of Medford High school.
He received a bachelor of arts
degree in business and adver
tising in 1955 and a bache'.jr
of arts in education in 1959
from Whitworth college. He
will be employed by the Ken
newlck Public School district
in Washington.
The wedding date has been
set for August 13 at the First
Presbyterian church, Medford,
Oregon.
Middleton Family
Visit Lake, Foresf
Mr. anl Mrs. Jonathan Mid
dleton, 525 Orand avenue, and
two children, Terry and Dor
othy, returned home last week
after spending 10 days water
skiing at Shasta lake and
camping In the Deschutes
National forest nt Waldo Inko.
Betrothal News
Of Interest Here
Of interest to valley resi
dents is the announcement in
Eugene of the approaching
marriage of Miss Irene Bar
clay, former Medford resi
dent, and Joseph James Peak,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
W. Peak, formerly of Port
land an- now of Brookings.
Miss Barclay, the daughter
of the late Mr. and Mrs.
George Barclay of Bend, was
employed by the Jackson
County Savings and Loan as
sociation in Medford. Mr.
Peak will continue his grad
uate studies at the University
of Oregon this fall. He is a
member of Lambda Chi Al
pha fraternity.
The wedding is planned for
August 14 at the First Con
gregational church, Eugene.
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