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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON SUNDAY. DECEMBER 18. 1960 Mr. and Mrs. James Drew Coleman (Scott Hill photo) Bodiel-Brown Marriage Told Butte Falls-Of Interest here Is news of the wedding in Vancouver October 8 of Miss Kay Brown, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Brown, Butte Falls, to Richard Bodiel, Port land. Their wedding took place in the chapel of First Methodist church, Vancouver. The bride is a graduate of Butte Falls High school and Medford School of Beauty. The newlyweds are making their home in Portland, where both are employed. Guild Elects Two Officers Two vice - presidents were elected at a luncheon meeting of the Philharmonic Society guild December 14 at Rogue Valley Country cllub. Mrs. J. J. McHugh was elected f i r st vice-president, and Mrs. Royal E. Bebb, sec ond vice-president. Plans were made for adver tising and ticket selling for the forthcoming production of "Hansel and Gretel" January 14-15. It was decided to sell large gingerbread men cook ies at the "Variations on a Gift Theme" table as well as the other items. Coffee and refreshments will be available during in termission at the Saturday night performance. Since the Sunday matinee will . be at tended primarily by children, it was decided to forego the serving of a beverage and have only free cookies for their enjoyment. Co-chairmen for the intermission activi ties are Mrs. J. J. McHugh and Mrs. H. H. -Bresee. at jean hari's .Enough -.Merry Christmas for 6 legs in - Christian Dior s three pair stocking pack .1 Dior Red for Christmas magic in the beautiful satin gift case three pairs-seamless nr three, mir with Dior heel. $195 GIVE A Where You Find the Clothes You Love to Live In 617 East Main Phone SP 2-8992 Newlyweds in California Mr. and Mrs. James Drew Coleman, whose wedding was an event of November 26 in Portland, are making their home in Walnut Creek, Calif. The bride is the former Miss V e r d e 1 1 Sue Schwedler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed ward Schwedler, Portland, and the bridegroom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Cole man, 112 Greenway circle: Medford. The wedding look place at Ml. Tabor Presbyterian church, with Dr. Robert Kirk- wood Russell officiating. A reception followed at the Columbia-Edgewater Country club. Escorted down the aisle by her father for the double ring ceremony, the bride wore a gown of silk organza fashion ed with a basque' waist and full skirt. Bodice details in cluded a scooped neckline, em broidered with lace and seed pearls. A large tailored bow, and small satin covered but tons from neckline to waist accented the back of the dress, A circle of orange blos soms and small pearls held her elbow-length veil. The. bride carried a spray of white orchids and stcpha- notis, on a white prayer book. The ivy in her bouquet was symbolic of her sorority, Al pha Phi. The maid of honor, Miss Sandra Lovetl, Eugene, Ore., and the bridesmaids, Misses Marian Harris, Coquille, Ore., Patricia Curry, Portland, San dra Greves, Seattle, Wash., cousin of the bride, and Ann Roehm, Portland, all sorority sisters of the bride, wore sheath gowns of moss dew green satin. They carried bou quets of white spider chrysan themums. Miss Judy Littlehales, also a sorority sister, sang before the ceremony. The best man was Gordon Smith, Medford. Seating the guests were Norbert Gleason, Portland, Arthur Monroe, brother-in-law of the- bride groom from Palo Alto, Calif., David Lundquist, Portland, and Alexander Fraser, Eu gene. For the wedding and recep tion the bride's molhcr wore a gown of cocoa brown with leaf green hat and green or chid corsage. The bride groom's mother wore a Dior blue jacket dress with match ing feather hat and. white or chid.. - ,-The' couple came up from the. San Francisco bay area for the ceremony., Mrs, Cole man teaches in the Antioch, Calif., school system and Mr. Coleman is a salesman for the Standard Register company of Oakland, Calif. During the Christmas holidays the new lyweds plan to spend a delay ed honeymoon in Carmel, Calif,. The bridegroom s parents were dinner hosts for the wedding party at the Aero Club Friday evening follow ing the rehearsal. Both the bride and bride groom were graduated from the University of Oregon in June, where she was a mem ber of Alpha Phi and he was affiliated with Phi Delta The- ta fraternity. Going from Medford for the Miss Joyce DeHaai Joyce De Haas To Become Bride Of Gary Hicks Central Point-Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth De Haas, 1929 Scenic avenue, announce the engage ment of their daughter, Joyce, to Gary Walter Hicks, Spo kane, Wash. He is the son of Mrs. Victor Brooks, Los Angeles, Calif. Miss De Haas is a 1958 grad uate of Crater High school and attended Southern California Bible college. She is employed by Bear Creek orchards. Mr. Hicks, who also attended the Bible college, is employed by the Spokane Valley Herald. They plan a spring wed ding. -t , Rainbow Girls Initiate Three; Meeting Planned Jacksonville Susan Ril- chey, Tonl Compagnoni and Sandra Wilsqn received de grees of the order at a meet ing of Warren assembly, Or der of Rainbow for Girls,' at Jacksonville Masonic temple December 8. ' Plans for a "goofy gift", ex change' after the December 22 meeting were made. Members also discussed a Christmas party and heard committee reports. The December 22 meeting will begin at 7:15 p.m. at the temple. wedding were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Coleman, uncle and aunt of the bridegroom, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Watson and Mr. and Mrs. Mark Goldy. Also present was the bridegroom's sister, Mrs. Arthur Monroe, Palo Alto, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bryan, Etna, Calif. Summer Rites Planned by Pair Mr. and Mrs. .Tnlin Pi-nM 686 Gilman road, announce the engagement of thnlr daughter, Jo, to Lance Cor poral Konaia uard, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Kufner, 377 Fairview street. Ashlnnri. Miss Creel, a 0rariuat( nf Medford Hieh school. attpnH. ed Southern Oregon college and is now employed at Weis field's Jewelry store. Her fiance received his high school diDloma through the Marine corps and is now stationed at the Marine Air base, Kaneohe Bay, Oaliu, Hawaii. Their wedding Is planned for early summer. f t Jx, -w look vour loveliest for the holidays with a PERSONAL HAIR STYLE It's not too late to make an appointment to have yiur hair done for the coming Yule Season. If'in doubt as what to give . . . give her a. Mann's Gift Certificate to have her hair done when she would like. Open Nightly All Next Week Mon. 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