MNDAY, AUGUST 14, 1960
MEDFOHD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFOHD, ORE.
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Mr
Beverly Burgoyne Wed
To Gerald Loren Young
and Mrs. Daniel Turner
(Knackstedt photo)
Methodist Rites W ed Couple
Eagle Point - Miss Sandra
Ruth Smith became the bride
of Daniel Turner in a service
held Saturday, July 30, in
First Methodist church, Med
ford. The bride is a daughter
of Mrs. Hardy B. Smith, and
the bridegroom's parents are
Mr, and Mrs, O. W. Turner,
all ol Eagle Point.
Dr. George Roseberry offi
ciated for the double-ring
rites, held at eight o'clock in
the evening. About 150 guests
were present.
Dwight W. McCorkle, Eagle
Point, escorted his niece and
gave her in' marriage. She
wore a gown of white Schiffli
embroidered tulle over taffe
ta and ,uffled net. The very
full skirt was of redingote
style with scallops edging the
overskirt and the fitted bodice
was fashioned with long
sleeves and Sabrina neckline.
Her elbow-length veil was
held by a coronet of pearls
and brilliants and she carried
white carnations centered
with a lavendar orchid.
Miss Carolyn McAnulty,
Alderwood Manor, Wash.,
was her cousin's honor at
tendant and bridesmaids were
Miss Molly Gregg, Eagle
Point, and Miss JoAnn Nolan,
Shady Oove. Miss McAnulty's
gown was of seafoam green
taffeta fashioned with por
trait collar and full skirt and
she carried pink gladiolus.
The bridesmaids wore simi
lar frocks of pink chiffon with
full skirts and puffed sleeves,
and they also carried pink
gladiolus.
Teresa Rae Barritt, Eagle
Point, niece of the bride
groom, was flower girl and
Gary Turner, nephew of the
bridegroom, carried the rings.
Teresa's long frock was of
blue-flowered white organza
and she carried a basket of
petals.
Robert G. Turner, Sams
Valley, was best man for his
jean hartV
Central Point Miss Bever
ly Ann Burgoyne, daughter
oi Mr. and Mrs. Alfred W.
Burgoyne, Old Stage road,
Central Point, became the
bride of Gerald Loren Young
in a ceremony August 1 at
First Presbyterian church,
Medford. The bridegroom is
a son of Mrs. Selma Young,
3839 Military road.
The afternoon service was
read by the Rev. D. Floyd
Barnett, Grants Pass, retired
Presbyterian minister who
formerly lived in Rogue Riv
er. Approximately 100 guests
witnessed the double - ring
ceremony, which was per
formed in a setting of pink
and cream colored gladioli
and ferns.
The bride, escorted by her
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brother. Darrold Barritt, also
a brother of the bridegroom,
and Jack Caswell, a broth-r-
in-law from San Dimas, Calif.,
seated the guests.
Maynard Hadley was solo
ist for the wedding.
Baskets of pink and white
gladiolus decorated the
church, and white bows were
on the pew ends.
The reception which fol
lowed was in the church re
ception rooms. Miss Norma
Noble and Mrs. Robert Turner
cut the wedding cake and
Mrs. Dwight W. McCorkle,
aunt of the bride, poured cof
fee. Miss Patricia McCue, Cen
tral Point, and Mrs. Darrold
Barritt poured punch. Miss
Delberta Spain, Shady Cove,
took charge of the gift table
and Miss Connie Gregg, Eagle
Point, the lest book.
For the wedding and recep
tion the bride's mother wore a
two-piece dress of pale blue
lace with, white accessories
and pink and white carnation
corsage. The bridegroom's
mother wore a two-piece dress
of orchid linen with white
accessories a".d pink and
white carnations.
For the wedding trip the
bride wore a while pique
sheath dress with white feath
ered hat.
Mr. Turner and his bride
are living in Milwaukee, Ore.,
for the summer weeks and
will return to Medford in the
fall. The bride attended
school in Edmonds, Wash.,
and Eagle Point and the bride
groom attended Los Angeles
and Eagle Point schools.
Mrs. Earl Hobbs
Returns to City
Mrs. Earl Hobbs, 4117 Hil-
singer road, returned recently
from Honolulu, Hawaii, where
she spent a month with her
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Stewart Richards
and children. The Richards
have been making their home
on the Island for the past two
years. Mr, Richards, assigned
to the U.S.S. Kawishiwi, is on
a . Pacific cruise.
While in Honolulu, Mrs.
Hobbs visited all parts of the
islands and attended a luau.
She was in Honolulu at the
lime of President Eisenhow
er's visit.
Meeting Set
Active members of Gamma
Phi Beta sorority will be
guests of Miss Carolyn Carr
for a social meeting to be held
Monday, August 15, at the
home of Miss Carr's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Carr, 16
Florence avenue. It Is set for
8 p.m. .
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Family. Friends
Attend Wedding
In Boise Monday
Relatives and friends of
Donald Statey are in Boise,
Ida., this week end to attend
the wedding of Miss Ellen
Dian Flack and Mr. Staley.
The rites are set for Monday,
August 15, at Saint Michael's
Cathedral in Boise, and the
reception will be held at Hill
crest Country club.
Mr. Staley's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas G. Staley,
left Friday, accompanied by
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Sta
ley Jr., and their children.
Michael and Marc, New York
City. The New York family
arrived in the valley earlier
in the week.
Also in Boise for the wed
ding are Mr. and Mrs. James
Ragland and Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Bosworth. Thomi s
Staley Jr., Mr. Ragland and
Mr. Bos-zorth are all to be
in the wedding parly.
Mr. Staley and his bride
plan to make their home in
the Rogue valley. Miss Flack
is a daughter of Dr. and Mrs.
Percy Gill Flack.
Wedding News
Of Interest Here
Of interest here is news of
the wedding in Seattle August
7 of Edna May McLeod,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G.
M. Davenport, Bend, to Don
ald R, MacKensie, Seattle,
The bride has been employed
at the First National Bank of
Oregon, Medford branch, the
past five years.
The bridegroom is the son
of the late Mr. and Mrs. G. A.
MacKensie.
The Rev. Robert B, Shaw
performed the double ring
ceremony at 12:30 o'clock in
Grace Methodist church. Miss
Sofia Turner was maid of
honor and Hiss May MacKen
sie, sister of the bridegroom,
was bridesmaid.
The bride wore a powder
blue lawn afternoon dress. It
was designed with a fitted
bodice, embroidered with
white daisies, and a full skirt.
She carried a bouquet of
white carnations, delphiniums
and sprigs of myrtle.
Her attendants wore tailor
ed frocks of pink lawn with
corsages of carnations, del
phiniums and myrtle.
The wedding party attend
ed a dinner at Crawford's Sea
: Grill, Seattle, following the
ceremony.
The bride is a graduate of
Bend High school. Mr. Mac
Kensie was graduated from
Broadway High school, Seat
tle and is employed by Beth
lehem Steel corporation, Se
attle. They are making their
h oui e at 230 22nd street.
South, Seattle.
Sergeant Returns
After Tokyo Duty
Sgt. Charles W. Cook and
his family have returned from
Tokyo, Japan, where the ser
geant has been on duty with
the United States Army. The
sergeant has been assigned to
duty at Ft. Lewis, Wash., and
his family is residing at 528
South Fir street In Medford,
father, wore a white lace
gown of ballerina length. The
neckline was trimmed with
pearls and sequins and a pearl
cap held her elbow - length
double veil.
Mrs. Robert Harland, Cres
cent City, a cousin of the
bride, was matron of honor.
Miss Sue Palmer, Portland,
and Miss Kathie Link, Cald
well, Idaho, schoolmates of
the bride, were bridesmaids.
Mrs. Harland wore a gown
of embroidered blue organza
with bouffant skirt and car
ried a nosegay of pale pink
asters and stephanotis. The
bridesmaids wore light blue
organza gowns of similar style
and carried nosegays of pale
pink asters and rosebuds.
Nanette and Pamela Bur
goyne, sisters of the bride,
were candlclighters. Miss
Cheryl Ghelardt sang.
David Peterson, Eugene,
was best man and Gordon
Carrigan, Ashland, and Jerry
R. Conner were ushers.
A reception followed at the
home of the bride's parents.
The bride's table, which was
placed on the patio, was cen
tered with a wedding cake
given by the bridegroom's un
cle, Glenn Young, Crescent
City. -The young couple and
the bride's attendants receiv
ed guests under the oak trees.
Refreshments were served in
the garden.
Relatives of the bride who
traveled from out of town for
the event were Mr. and Mrs.
Eugene Bowman, uncle and
aunt, and Mr. and Mrs. Rogr
Bowman, cousms, Albany;
Mrs. Harvey Sallee, San Ma
teo, Caaf,, her grandmother;
Mr. and Mrs. James Thomas,
Mountain View, Calif., uncie
and aunt; Mr. and Mrs. Max-
imtliiart B. Sanchez, Alamo,
Calif., uncle and aunt, and
Dr. and Mrs. Robert Harland,
Crescent City, Calif., cousms.
Relatives of the bridegroom
attending included William
Harlow, Harrison, Idaho, his
grandfather; Mr. and Mrs,
Glen Voting, Crescent City,
uncle and aunt, and Mr. and
Mrs. Raymond Young, cous
ins. Crescent City; and Mr.
and Mrs. James Young, Ar
eata, Calif., ms brother and
sister-in-law.
Other out-of-town guests in
cluded Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Shaw, Astoria; Mr. and Mrs,
j George Rambo, Hoseburg; and
Mr. and Mrs. David Pedersen,
Miss Laura Williams and Mrs,
Maude Port, all of Eugene.
The young couple will make
their home in Corvallis after
September 1 and the bride
groom will teach part-time at
Oregon State college while
working .toward his master's
degree. Both the bride and
bridegroom are graduates of
Crater High school and OSC
and the brtde will teach third
grade in Corvallis,
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Kiwanian Dames
Plan Swim Party
Kiwanan Dames will hold a
summer swim and social meet
ing at the home of Mrs. Ches
ter Hubbard, 2451 Lyman ava-
nue, Tuesday, August 18,
starting at II a.m. Those at
tending are to bring s&eic
tuneh. Beverage and; dessert
will be furnished by th
hostesses. ' ,
WJves of ail Klwaoisi club
members are welcome to the
event, Mrs, Jack Walker and
Mrs. Curt Bsstterfietd are co-hostesses.
Its fromm
Medford
Mr. and Mrs, Gerald Lena Young
(Braisierd photo)
Women Realtors Announce
Ceremony for New Group
Installation of officers of
the newly organized Women's
Council of the Medford Board
of Realtors will be held at the
Rogue Valley Country club
at 7 p.m., Tuesday, August 16.
AH members of the Medford
Board of Realtors and their
wives have been invited to
attend, as well as husbands of
members of the Women's
council.
Mrs. Carolyn Bowles, Port-
Couple Returns
From Trip North
Mr. and Mrs. Clay M. Lee,
Cargill court, have returned
from a vacation spent in
Canada. They travelled to
Victoria, Nanaimo, Vancou
ver, B.C, Lake Loutse, Banff
National park, the Columbia
ice fields, and Jasper Nation
al Park.
The Less made the two and
a half mile trip up the Gla
cier in a snowmobile, at the
ice fields; and took the chair
lift ride to the top of Mount
Norquay in Banff.
In Vancouver they visited
the Elizabeth Sunken gardens
and in Victoria the world fa
mous Butchart gardens.
The entire trip was a Grey
hound Tour.
land, national president of the
Women's council, wilt install f
the new officers, assisted by!
Mrs, Dorothy Say Its, als
atttt tc Milieu- a
council is open to alt women I
brokers and sates women mj
the Medford area who are
members of the Medfordf
Board of Realtors. Members!
of the local chapter are offer
ed the opportunity to increase I
their knowledge of their pro-1
fession and by doing so are!
belter equipped to assist thej
public in ail real estate tras-
aetions, the council states.
The no host dinner wttl bet
served at 7:3tt p.m. and will!
be followed by a program and I
the installation of officers.
Wedding Date
Set by Couple
Shady Cove - Mr. and Mrs. I
AEfard Cooper, Shady Cove,!
announce the forthcoming!
marriage or their daughter!
Jo Ann, to Raymond Gene j
Hilton, 2599 Lone Pine road J
Medford,
The ceremony , has b e e Ft
planned for Sunday, Septem-j
ber 4, at 3 e clock at First f
Methodist ehttreh, Medford.
The bride-to-be is employed I
by Dr. Alfred Fosdal, Med-f
ford dentist and Mr. HElfoa tsf
self-employed.
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