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Newlywed Couple Plan
To Enter Church Work
' Mr. and Mrs. Camden Wei
ler, who were married April
14 in Medford cnurcn.oz we
Brethren, plan to enter the
Brethren Volunteer, eervlee
for- a two-year period. The
1 bride Is the termer Linaa
Lou tie Kelaon, daughter of
Mr. and Mrt. Charlea F. Nel
son. Route 3, Box 7, Med
lord, and Mr1. :. Weller' par-
ents are Mr. and Mra. sonata
Weller, 1885 J street, Spring
. field, Ore. - . , ,
' ' The young couple will leave
the middle of June for New
Windier, Md., where they
will receive training for nine
weeks and will then be as
ained to duty, possibly in
soi foreign country. The
rch of the Brethren's serv
1 e u said to be similar
i ' -nt . John W. Ken-
.1 i emn for youth.
t "fcg marriage
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. o we atxr by
her. father, and given in mar
riage by both her parents. She
wore a gown oi Aiencon lace
over satin with fitted bodice,
long sleeves, scoop neckline
di 4 with lace rosettes cen-tr-lwlth
pearls. The bouf
i 1 1 rt e4ed in a chapel
1 i, . bride's waist-length
v t j 1 'd by a pearl tiara
s i ti pink rosebuds
' c-rtwaons. ,
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-t)',' Loretta NeV
f i l f ttondant for
1 r. 1 is Judy A cord
v .ud and Mrs. Don-
.a the bride's cousin,
v i Lrweamatron. The maid-
c -uor wore gown of pink
c oa made with full skirt
a t puff sleeves and the other
a ddant's frocks were . of
I k brocaded taffeta design
ed with, full skirts and puff
sleeves.; Their headdresses
were' small pink vella and
each carried ' pink daisies.
Carole Berg was flower girl
and Stanley Btrmah carried
the ' rings. Miss Myrtle Marie
" Nelson, sister of the : bride,
and Miss Ruth Weller, the
bridegroom's ' sister, lighted
the candles. They wore frocks
' of pink brocaded taffeta and
wristlets of pink carnations.'
Wayne Weller, Springfield,
was beet man for his brother
and Darwin Weller, another
brother, was an honorary ush
er. James Berg, Medford, and
James Xvernden, Central
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(Knackstedt
Point, seated' the' gu'eits.
Mrs. Allen Whitehead was
at the organ and Mrs. Floyd
Evernden sang.
The church was decorated
with white stock and large
pink daisies. Lighted candles
stood in each window of the
church and other tapers pro
vided a setting for the wed-
ding party. . -...
. About 120 guests attended
Secretaries "
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Week Here
Rogue River chapter. The
National Secretaries associa
tion (International), will Join
with other chapters this week
In celebrating Secretaries
week. Mayor John Snider has
proclaimed the apeclal week
here In honor of the "First
Lady of Business."
: An event of the week In
Medford; will be the annual
Bosses; Wives banquet of the
local chapter. It will be held
April 86 at 7 p.m. in the Top
Flight room, Rogue Valley.
Country club. Miss Msrle But
ter Is chairman of the ban
quet. :W
- A style show will be themed
to "A day in the life of a
bosses wife" and Miss Jody
Bertrand of Parker' Woods
will be narrator. A girls' trip
pie trio from Medford High
school will sing. ....
According to Mrs. Jeanne
Rose, president of the Rogue
River -chapter, "Secretaries
week hss come to mean not
only the time for management
to recognize the- contribution
made to modern business by
secretaries everywhere, but
also a week In which secre
taries themselves express their
enthusiasm and interest in
their profession."
Women Return
A s h 1 a n d Mrs. Dorothy
Dickey, 053 Park street, and
Mra. Blanche Murphy, 270
Morton street, have returned
from. Hawaii , where they
spent 11 days sightseeing with
a .party sponsored by the Ore
gon Grange. The trip to the
Islands was made by jet plane
from Portland.
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the 'wedding and reception,
held in Fellowship hall of the
church. The wedding cake,
made, by Mrs. Leroy. Tomp
kins, Talent, aunt of the bride,
was served by Mrs.' Ernest
Bolz, another aunt of the.
bride. Miss Donna Tompkins,
a cousin, poured punch and
Mrs. Tompkins served the
coffee.. Miss Ida Marie Bolz,
another cousin, opened the
gifts. Miss Venlta Burch at
tended the guest book, ;
The reception- room was
decorated with white . and
lavender , lilacs and apple
blossoms. .
For the event' the bride's
mother wore a blue silk
sheath over taffeta i with
white accessories and the
bridegroom's mother' was at
tired In a dress of blue bro
cade with white accessories.
Their corsages were pink rose-
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Among the wedding guests
were Mr. and Mrs. FredW.
Nelson, Route 3, Box 6B, pa
ternal grandparents . of the
bride, The Nelsons are native
residents of Jackson county
and are members of pioneer
families.. Also present was1
Mrs. Roy Tompkins, Route 3,
Box 67, maternal grandmoth
er of the bride.'
Here for the wedding were
Mrs. Fred Rles, Chlco, Calif.;
Mrs. Lena Brotherton, Salem,
relatives of the . bride; the
bridegroom's ' parents; Mrs.
Duane Hut chins,' Grants
Pass; Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
Bieghler and Mr. and Mrs.
Dennis Ream, all Springfield;
and Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Brown,
uom Hill.
The newlyweds spent their
honeymoon on the coast, and
are now at home at 412V
Crater Lake ' avenue. The
brldo's traveling attire was a
white suit worn with match
ing gloves and hat and a pink
rosebud , corsage. The bride
has lived in' Medford her en
tire life and is a senior at
Medford High school. The
bridegroom, a . graduate of
Springfield High . school,, is
employed at a Regal service
station.
Before the wedding, the
bride was honored at three
showers. One was given by
women of her church, anoth
er by Miss Laura Underwood,
a cousin, assisted by Miss
Carolyn Nelson, her sister and
the third by Miss Judy
Hooper and Miss Judy Acord.
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Dianne Lee Bryan Married
To First Lt. Gary IVeitzel
Miss Dianne Lee Bryan be
came the bride of First Lt.
Gary Weitzel Sunday, April
9, in a candlelight service at
First ' Presbyterian church.
The bride, an airman second
class with the United States
Air Force, is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Bry
an, 1000 Shafer Lane, and the
bridegroom, also in the Air
Force, is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Weitzel, Scottsbluff,
Nebraska.
The Rev. John Reynolds of
Westminster Pres b y t e r 1 a n
church performed the rites at
three o clock in the afternoon
before about' 60 guests. Bas
kets of lavender and white
stock decorated the church.
The bride, given in mar
riage by her father, wore a
full-skirted gown of white ny
lon organza with appliques of
flowers in Aiencon lace and
satin on the bodice. Her scal
loped fingertip length veil
was held by a crown of sim
ulated pearls and orange blos
soms. She also wore a pearl
necklace and earrings, gift
from the bridegroom. Her
bouquet was of white carna
tions centered , with a white
orchid.
Miss Ann Baker was maid
of honor. She wore a laven
der dress of silk blend with a
lace bodice, a deep V collar
and a full length skirt. A
crown of white flowers held
her float veil and her bou
quet was of white carnations
centered with a lavender or
chid., .
. 'Miss Carole Weitzel, Scotts
bluff, sister of the bridegroom
and James Bryan, the bride's
brother, lighted candles. Miss
Weitzel wore a lavender party
frock, with float veil held by
a crown of white flowers, and
a wristlet of white carnations.
Capt. Merle Nelson, Hon
olulu, Hawaii, was best man.
Ushers ' were Robert Lyons,
Eugene, and Gregory Orr, un
cles of the bride.
Patricia GllUtie
Betrothal News
Is Made Known
"Ashland-Mr. and Mrs. How
ard E. Gillette, 600 Clover
lane, announce the engage
ment of their daughter. Pa
tricia Mae, to Eddie Lee Mc-
Grew, son of Mr. and Mrs. E.
E. McGrew, 1433 East McAn
drews road, Medford.
' Miss Gillette was graduated
from Ashland High school in
1960 and is employed by Had-
ley's Apparel, Medford. Her
fiance is a student at Oregon
State college, Corvallis, and
both young people plan to
attend that school in the fall.
Their wedding will take
place in the summer.
Walkers Return
From Ensenado
Gold Hill , Mr. and Mrs.
A,. A. Walker returned to
their home in Gold Hill re
cently following a trip to
Ensenado, Mexico. The Wal
kers were accompanied on
the trip to Mexico by their
son and daughter-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Lavern Walker and
sons, Santa Rosa, Calif.
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The bride's mother chose a
wheat colored brocade jacket
dress, and the bridegroom's
mother wore a mint green
knit jacket dress. Both wore
white carnation corsages.
Guests attended a reception
which followed in the Pioneer
room of the Jackson hotel.
Mrs. Robert Shores and Mrs.
Robert Lyons, aunts of the
bride, served the cake. Pour
ing were Mrs. John Martin,
and Mrs. Carl Hueners, aunts
of the bride, and Captain Nel
son. Mrs. William Gifford Jr.,
another aunt of he bride,
passed rice to guests, and
Mrs. Elmo Harris, Scottsbluff,
sister of the bride, was at the
guest book.
The newlyweds are driving
to Scottsbluff on their honey
moon and will fly from there
to New Jersey, where both are
stationed at McGuire Air
Force base. The bride was
graduated from Medford Sen
ior. High school in 1958 and
is a flight hostess with the
Military Air Transport serv
ice. Lt. Weitzel is a pilot with
the MATS. For traveling the
bride wore a gold -. colored
walking suit with fur trim
and bone white accessories. '
Out of town guests at the
wedding Included the bride
groom's father, Scottsbluff;
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Raymond,
Steve and Judy, Grants Pass;
Mrs. John A. Lyons, Rose
burg, great-aunt of the bride;
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Van
Houghton, Cashmere, Wash.;
Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Christian
sen, Salem, uncle and aunt of
the bride, Mr. and Mrs. Rob
ert Lyons, uncle and aunt of
the bride, and daughter Mol
ly, Eugene. , -J
After the wedding rehear
sal Saturday, a buffet dinner
was held at the Bryan home
for the wedding party and
out-of-town guests.
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First Lieutenant and
Lea g ue of Aomen Voters
Announces Annual Session
The annual general meeting
of the Medford League of Wo
men Voters will be held Sat
urday, April 29, at Mon Desir
Dinlng inn. Luncheon will be
served at 12:30 o'clock with
the business session follow
ing. .' . ,''
Members of the non-parti
san voters group will elect of -
ficers, hear annual reports,
and adopt a budget and local
study program.
The study item proposed by
the board of directors to the
general membership for the
coming year's program la
"The evaluation and support
of sound and workable home
rule government for Jackson
county."
' y . . s
Mrs. Gary Weitsal
(Anders photo).
Members of the League
have completed several years'
study of county government
and the past year have discus
sed the state law making
home rule possible for Oregon
counties. Mrs. Ogden Kellogg,
Gold Hill, has been chairman
Lof the study
All persons interested are
invited to League .meetings
and members are encouraged
to bring guests. Members and
other women wishing to at
tend the annual meeting may
make luncheon reservations
by calling Mrs. Richard Sch
wan, SPring 2-8825. 1
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Superior - Rate
To Give Recita
Piano . and organ -students
who achieved superior ratings
in the recent state syllabus ex
aminations will give a recital
this afternoon at 5 o'clock in
the St. Mary's school activities
room. : v -.
Of the approximately 100
pupils examined, 31 received
the highest rating. Teachers
represented are Mrs. Kenneth
Brown, Mrs. Darell Huson,
Mrs. Karl Peterson, Ashland,
and Sisters Miriam Joseph
and Corita Mary.
Relatives and friends are
invited to attend. It was an
nounced that the school may
be entered from South' Ivy
street. .
Students who will play dur
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Bobby Lowry, Candy Lynch,
Anne Manno,. Cbarla Meyer,
Carol Pennington, Lynn Rlck
man, Sarah Robinson, Steven
Ruef, Sandra Rupp, Tom
Schoppert; Marilyn Shepard,
Marilyn Taylor and Lea Wea-
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