SUNDAY. APRIL 16. 1961
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFOHD, OREGON
Wedding
' Ashland-Mlss Carol Jean
Boswell, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Alvln Boswell, 1132 Ice
land avenue, Medford, be
came the bride of .William
finnell Sunday, April 8, in
a ceremony at the First Pres
byterian church. The bride
groom is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Finnell, 121 Nob
Hill. . -
The double-ring ceremony
v'-i performed at two thirty
o'clock in the afternoon by
the Rev. B. J. Holland in First
Presbyterian church. Approx
imately 200 guests attended.
Baskets of pink and white
chrysanthemums and lighted
tapers provided a setting for
the .wedding.
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Mr. tad Mrs.
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. : The marriage ceremony
took plaea at tha Park wed
"f ehapal at I o'clock. Tha
. wore a belga suit with
" and brown accessories.
cor-f. ge was of brown
, o : .a orchid. ' '
t. Xrtt6. Is tna for-
t vl l.'artha Adams,
rrtl f.and Mr. Tad
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' : j a tt of Mr. and
i. i '- ierrearad, Jack
l..ty mada a short
. .iiig trip to Southern Cal
. rnls. Mr. Perreared 1
nnletlng her junior , year
in luedford High school, and
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Both shock-reiiitant and In I4K gold.
Al long t esse, crystal and crown rtmaln Intact.
Convanlant Budget Terms
LAWRENCE'S
Southern Oregon DIAMOND CENTER
21 North Central Est. 1908
Held in
Mrs. Ralph Matlack, Med'
ford, was soloist and Mrs.
J. W. McCoy was organist.
. Mr. Boswell gave his
daughter in marriage. She
wore a floor-length dress of
lace and net tiers over satin
The full skirt fell from a
fitted bodice, which , was
styled with cap sleeves and
a scooped neckline. She car
ried a bouquet of white car
nations and a lavender or-
child. Her pearl necklace was
a gift from the bridegroom,
, Miss Shirley Boswell was
maid of honor for her sister.
Mrs. Raymond Bailey. Med
ford, was bridesmatron and
Miss Karen Henderson, The
Dalles, bridesmaid. They wore
William rianell
(Knaekstedt Photo)
har huibsnd, a graduata of
Jacksonville High school, 1
with tha Forest Sarvlca, Star
Hangar atatlon.
Ladies of Elks
Plan Luncheon
Medford : Ladle of : Elk
will hold their bi-monthly so
cial afternoon Tuesday, April
IB, in the Elk club party
room. A salad lunoheon will
be served at 1 p.m. followed
by a card party,
Hostesses will ba Mr. John
Hanson and Mr. M, S. Lyster,
at bridge and Mrs. H. U.
Mitchell, pinochle.
Wives and widows of all
Elks are Invited to attend any
party of the Medford Ladles
of Elks.
. Her preference:
tha naw oval SP with
,' Starlight crystal. $110.00
His prefaranea: tha Gyromatic
waterproof. $140,00
Ashland
light green brocaded taffeta
sheaths with matching cum
merbunds and white flowered
headbands. Their bouquets
were of white carnations and
pink rosebuds.
Miss T r e s e a Stelnback,
Medford, and Miss Sheryl
Hunter, Klamath Falls, cousin
of the bride, lighted candles.
Both wore full-skirted yellow
dresses of nylon, with white
flowered headbands and yel
low flower wristlets.
The brides mother wore
a tan sheath dress with pink
accessories for the event and
the bridegroom's mother wore
a sheer blue dress over lace
with pink accessories. Both
wore pink carnation corsages.
Cindy Finnell, Medford,
niece of the bridegroom, was
flower girl and De Hunter,
Klamath Falls, cousin of the
bride, served as ring bearer.
Richard Finnell, brother of
the bridegroom,' was best
man. Ushers, were Raymond
Bailey, Medford, Dennis
Daily, Eagle Point, and David
Bowdoln, Ashland.
A reception followed In the
church dining room, which
was decorated in a pink and
white motif. Mrs. Ida Perci-
val, Winnipeg, Canada, aunt
of the bridegroom, cut tne
cake, assisted by Mrs. Rich
er'. Finnell, Medford, sister-
in-law of the bridegroom.
Miss Montlca' Setty poured
punch and Mrs. Max Beals,
Portland, aunt of the bride
groom, poured coffee.
The couple traveled to San
Francisco on their , honey
moon, the bride wearing a
light pink wool suit and white
accessories for travel.' They
will be at home in Klamath
Falls, where the bridegroom
1 a member of the Oregon
State Police. He was gradu
ated from Ashland High
school in 19S7 and spent four
years in the Navy. The bride
wa graduated from Medford
High school in 19S7 and has
been employed by Johnson's
Model bakery. :
Those attending the wed
ding' from out of town In
cluded Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Hunter, uncle and aunt, of
the' bride, and Robert Sey
more, Klamath Falls; . Mrs.
Gilbert Sweet, Shoshone, Ida
ho; Max Beals, the bride
groom' uncle, Portland; and
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ores-
wald, Eugene, cousin of the
bridegroom,
Members of tha wedding
party and relative and
friend from out 01 town
were entertained at a dinner
at the Boswell home Satur
day evening following : the
wedding rehearsal. ,. ..
Griffin Creek PTA Plans
Fashion Show Thursday
"Fashion ' Fun for '61," a
style show, will be. presented
by Griffin Creek Parent
Teacher association at 8 p.m.
Thursday, April 20, in tha
school gymnasium.
: Spring and summer dresses
and sportswear from the J. C.
Penney company will be
shown. Clifford Simmons of
Purucker's Piano House will
play the organ. Other enter
tainment will include dance
numbers by Nicolee Ober and
Tammy Wright. 1
Models will be Miss Pat
Leek, Mrs. George Bannister,
Mrs. Gerald Cleaves, Mrs.
Larry Briggs, Mrs. Donald
McCullouch, Mrs. Russell
Fowler, Mrs. John Richard
son, Miss Ober, Miss Joyce
Leon, Diane and Greg
Gleaves. '
Mrs. Wesley Ober will .be
Plan Initiation
Jacksonville Initiation
ceremonies will be held at a
meeting of Warren assembly,
Order of Rainbow for Girls,
at 7:18 p.m. Monday, April
17, In the Masonlo temple.
Members are reminded to
bring letters of permission to
attend the grand assembly.
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HUDSON'S PHARMACY
613 East Main Phono SP 3-5345
Open Sunday and Holidays! 10 A.M. 9 P.M.
Weekday) 1:30 A.M. 10 P.M.
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Rites Held
' The marriage of Miss Linda
Donk, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs, John F. Donk, 115 Mo
hawk street, Cohoes, New
York, and Robert A. Gray, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Richard W.
Gray, Cherry lane, Medford,
took place Saturday, April 8,
In the Evans chapel, Denver
university, Denver, Colo. -
The attendants were 'Miss
Luoy Boyd of Weston, Massa
chusetts, and James Hoeven
of Denver.
Following the ceremony a
reception was held at Writer's
Manor. -
After a ' wedding trip to
Squaw Valley, the couple will
live In Portland,
' The bride Is a graduate of
Mlddlebury college, Vermont,
and ha been a member of the
faculty of the Littleton, Colo.,
public schools. Mr. Gray 1 a
graduate of the University of
Oregon and Is now associated
with the Smith Phillips Con
struction company of Port
land. commentator and 1 also In
charge of stage decorations.
Mrs. Randall Leon 1 . in
charge of table decorations;
Mrs. Arthur Savage, refresh
ments; Mrs. Roy Sander, fash
ion coordinator; Mrs. Nancy
Prlebe, programs; Mrs. Larry
Briggs, Mrs, Prlebe, Mr. and
Mrs. Lyla Perkins, publicity;
and Mrs. McCullouch, ticket
sales.
Cake' and coffee will be
served during the show by
PTA members.
Monthly Dance
Set For Club
Lively Rogue will hold
their April dlnrier-dance at
the Rogue Valley Country
club, Thursday, April 20. Din
ner will begin at 7:30 p.m.
with dancing following.
Hostess couples for this
meeting are' Mr. and Mrs.
John A. Graff, Jr., and Mr.
and Mrs. K. E. Pickens.
Members not contacted by
telephone prior to Tuesday
may make their reservations
by calling Mrs. Stephen R,
Mosher, SPrlng 3-5108, or
Mrs, James S. Rlcheson,
SPrlng 2-8602.
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Visitor Returns
From California
Mrs. R. B. Hammond has
returned to her home at 509
Park street after spending a
month in California. Mrs.
Hammond was a guest of her
son, Col. Bruce Hammond,
United States Marine corps,
and Mrs. Hammond, Camp
Pendleton. Colonel Hammond
is supply officer for the' First
Marine division.
The visitor found the base
an unusually Interesting one
slnce.it is located on the for-,
mer Santa Margarita rancho,
land granted by the Mexican
government to Spanish set
tlers in early days of Califor
nia history.
En route, Mrs. Hammond
visited a niece In Marin coun
ty. -.
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Ceremony
At Church
Weds Pair
Eagle Point - The wedding
of Myrtle Coleman, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur M.
Flowers, Star Route, Box 454,
Shady Cove, to Carl C. Clay
ton, son of Mr. and Mrs! Cal
vin Clayton, Butte Falls Star
route, took place Saturday,
April 8. The Rev. D. E. Mil
lard performed the ceremony
In the New Age church. About
20 guests attended. .
The bride wore a gown of
cream lace over satin, with
emerald green trim and cream
colored accessories. Her bou
quet was of daffodils, quince
blossoms and spirea. Mrs, Vir
gil Serr, matron of honor,
wore a pale yellow dress with
white accessories. Mr, Serr
was best man. , ,
The Rev. and Mrs. Millard
provided traditional wedding
music. .
Following the ceremony,
reception was held at the
home of the bridegroom's par
ents. The couple' will make
their home on the, Butte Falls
highway. ,
The bride - has lived In
Shady Cove since she was a
small child and was gradu
ated from Eagle Point High
school in 1955. The bride
groom was born In Medford
and attended Prospect and
Eagle Point schools. He is em
ployed by Fred Chrlstean
Logging company,'
Ceramic Show
Is Announced
Plans are underway for the
third annual Ceramic show
sponsored by the Cancer so
ciety In Talent. It will be held
April 28 at the Talent City
hall.
Co-chairmen of the show
are Mrs. John Baldwin and
Mrs. C. O. Long. Anyone hav
ing ceramics to show may
contact either chairman, or
Mrs. Ellis Beeson of Carmen's
Ceramics In Talent.
Ribbons will be given In
many categories of ceramics.
Judges - will., be announced
later. . . '
All proceeds of the silver
tea held in conjunction with
the show will be donated to
the Jackson County .Cancer
society. '
Mrs. John William Mason III
Mason-Bender .
Wedding News
Is Announced
Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel B.
Bender, 1941 Westerlund
drive, announce the marriage
of their daughter Gail, to
John William Mason III. The
ceremony took place March
24 at Tacoma, Wash.
Mr. Mason Is the son of Mr.
and Mi's. John William Mason
Jr., Temple "CKy, Calif.
. Both the bride and bride
groom are seniors at the Uni
versity of Fuget Sound in Ta
coma. Mrs. Mason attended
Medford grade .schools and
was graduated from the Helen
Bush girls school in Seattle.
Mr. - Mason attended Culver
Military academy, , La Jolla,
Calif. He is a member of Slg-
rna Chi fraternity. '
The newlyweds have taken
a cottage on Lake Stellacoom,
near Tacoma.
Luncheon slated
By Social Club
Reames Social club will
hold a luncheon : Wednesday,
April 19, at 12' noon in the
dining room, of the Medford
Masonic temple. Cards will,
follow. All members of the
Order of the Eastern Star are
invited. Mrs. Donald Ashpole,
president will preside.
Chairman for the luncheon
are Mrs. Gladys Rammin and
Mrs. L. S. Ettinger assisted
by Mrs. Jessie Stagg, Mr. and
Mrs. Carmine Gigliotti, Mrs.
Dayton Depue, Mrs. Frank
Stratton and Mrs. William G.
Meyers.
BPWC Spring Conference
To Be Held in Medford
Medford Business and Pro
fessional Women's club will
be hostess group for the an
nual spring conference of the
southern Oregon district, Ore
gon 'Federation of Business
and Professional W o m e n's
clubs. It will be held at Rogue
Valley Country club April 22-
28.-. , - r '
Mrs. Marjorie Blizzard, Os
wego, president of the Oregon
Federation, and Mrs. Ruth
Bray, state membership chair
man, will be in attendance.
Miss Savltri Pandit, Orien
tal scholarship student, and
Mrs. Adah Taylor, state schol
arship chairman, will be spe
cial guests. Miss Pandit Is on
the Oregon State university
campus under the sponsorship
of the State Federation. Miss
Pandit, whose home is Bom
bay, India, is on leave from
her teaching position at Baro
da College, Baroda, India
She is working toward her
master's degree, in home eco
nomics. .
The Southern Oregon dis
trict consists of clubs In Ash
land, Grants Pass, Klamath
Falls. Lakeview, Medford,
South Douglas and Koseourg.
Mrs. Genevieve Bricco, Klam
ath Falls, is chairman of the
district, and Mrs. Marion
Kelm, Medford, has been ap
pointed conference chairman.
Miss Johnson
Visits Parents
Gold Hill-Miss Laura John
son spent last week visiting
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leo
Johnson, Route 1, Box 94.
Miss Johnson is moving to
San Francisco where she will
work in the executive office
of the St.: Francis hotel. She
has been making her home
in Seattle the past two years
while working at the Benja
min Franklin hotel.
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Masonic Groups
To Hold Dinner .
Oregon chapter, Royal Arch
Masons, and Royal Arch wid
ows will hold the monthly
potluck dinner Tuesday, April
18, at 6:30 p.m. in the Ma
sonic temple, Jacksonville.
The committee for the din
ner will be Mrs. Roy Picard,
Mrs. J. E. Crawford, Mrs. Joe
Gregory, Mrs. Henry Halver
son, and Mrs. Roy Gibbons.
All Royal Arch Masons and
their wives are invited to attend.
Registration and dinner are
set for Saturday evening, and
breakfast on Sunday taorning.
A large attendance is expect
ed from the several clubs. ,
'The April meeting of tha
Medford BPWC will be held
Thursday, April 20, at . 7:30
p.m. at the Girls Community
club. -'
The program on cancer
will be entitled "Time and
Two Women." Discussion will
be led by Dr. June Byers. The
health and safety committee,
headed by Miss Ethel Todd,
chairman and Miss Connie
Payant, co-chairman, will ba
in charge of the program.
The hostesses are the public
affairs committee of which
Mrs. Louise Miller is chair
man, and Mrs. Helen Stevens,
co-chairman. :
Mrs. Richard Williams, sec
ond vice president of the club,
recently moved to North Da
kota to live. Prior to her de
parture she was honored at a
farewell party at the home
of Mrs. E. H. Loveness. The
group presented her with a
gift. : , '
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