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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON SUNDAY, APRIL 29, 1962 Marriage Of Interest In Med ford News of interest here is the .wedding March 23 of Miss Margaret Jane Nave and Lar ry G. Fraser at the Valley Forge, Methodist church, Eliz bethton, Tenn. The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Luther M. Nave of Elizabethton, and the bride groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Lome Fraser, 1710 Easy street, Medford. . The Rev. O'Dell Jorday of -KingsporTT Tenn., performed the ceremony. The church was decorated with white gladioli and green ery, and wedding music was furnished by Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Jorday, also of Kings port. The bride's gown was of organza over taffeta styled with a bouffant skirt and designed with a jacket of AI encon lace. Her illusion veil was held by a crown trimmed with pearls. She carried a bouquet of white roses and white orchid. Miss Rosemary Nave, a sis ter of the bride, was maid of honor. Her gown was of pink taffeta and she wore a match ing headpiece. She carried a colonial bouquet of rose car nations. Dwight Nave, a brother of the bride, was best man. Ush ers were Joe Nave, another brother of the bride, and Steve Williams, a cousin of the bride. The bride attended Eliza bethton High school and East Tennessee State college. She Is a member of Phi Mu soror- For Your Money A European Itinerary at a One-City Price ft A Let us show you how to get m-re out of your airline ticket to Europe. No obliga tion. Just phone or visit our office. George lewis ROGUE TRAVEL SERVICE We Reserve and Sell Airline and Steamship Tickets US E. 8th St. SP 2-6779 Mr. and Mrs. Larry G. Finer ity and is employed with the federal government in Wash ington, D. C. Mr. Fraser received his ed ucation in the public schools of Medford and the Univer ity of Oregon. He served for four years with the United States Air Force and now is attending Capitol Radio Engi neering institute in Washing ton. A reception was given im mediately following the cere mony by the Misses Mary Nan Little and Alice Little, aunts of the bride. Preceding the wedding, the bride's par ents entertained at dinner aft er the rehearsal. The couple will live in Washington until November when the bridegroom is to graduate from the engineer ing institute. Coltons Take Island Vacation Mr. and Mrs. Sam Colton, 1619 East Main street, arrived home Thursday after vaca tioning since April 10 in Hon olulu, Hawaii. During their stay they were guests at Hil ton's Hawaiian Village and also made a cruise of Pearl Harbor and the islands. They made the trip from Portland by Pan American Air lines. Get Together Club Schedules Meeting The Get Together club will meet for a potluck luncheon on Friday, May 4, at the Girls Community club. A business session and social hour will be held. The serving commit tee is made up of Mrs. Ethel Gerrett, Mrs. Yctta Flowers, Mrs. Guy Baker and Mrs. A. W. Ford. 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Final arrangements for the dinner were made at a recent board meeting held in the home of Mrs. Duane O. Richardson. Attending the state conven tion from the Medford branch were Mrs. W. F. Roemer. pres ident: Mrs. Calvin L. Smith, president-elect; and Mrs. Em erson Anderson, state social and economic issues chairman. The convention was held on Topic Announced for Centra Point Club Central Point "Pruning Gives Old Shrubs That New Look." will be the topic of Mrs. John Holmer's talk when she speaks May 2 to members of the Central Point Garden club. Mrs. Donald A. Faber will be hostess in her home and the meeting will begin at 1:30 p.m. Mrs. Faber will be assisted by Mrs. Fred Shere and Mrs. Waller Ricks. Mrs. Wallace West will talk on Oregon's place in hy- I bridization of iris. the Linfield College in McMinnville. campus devise a plan for merging the Oregon state fellowship into k.ducattonal and legislative the association fellowship pro- hart and Bend the following year. It was announced that $6. 236.45 had been contributed by AAUW branches for fel-owships. matters were considered by delegates as well as a proposal to merge the 34-year-old Ore gon stale fellowship into the association fellowship pro gram. The state association com mended Dr. Anna L. Rose Hawkes, national president, for her commendation that members of the UN pay their special assessments or lose their voting privileges and the Oregon state board of higher education on its procedure in allowing the presidents of state institutions of higher ed ucation to determine who shall and shall not speak on their respective campuses. A studying of financing in Oregon of education beyond high school, with particular reference to community col leges, was approved and a committee was authorized to gram. The Oregon fellowship, the only one of its kind in the association, has been awarded i to an Oregon woman trienni- i ally since 1928. j The state board meeting . will he held in Portland July 13 and 14. The 1 983 state con vention is schedu't i for Gear- Sunday, May 13 MOTHER'S DAY 6 .'Or, (gg) CARDS Main Medford WV HKHI IfrMfl k DRAPERY Where Draperies Are a Business, Not a Sideline Convenient Credit Terms 1100 Crater Lake Ave. .I-."'.- SP 2-6010 : 1 fi ll mm jingo Main ond Bortleit $ti. Phone SP 2-6428 Newlyweds Living In San Mateo Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Wood Jr., have been making their home at 227 Ninth avenue, San Mateo, Calif., following their wedding March 12 in Las Vegas, Nev. The bride is the former Miss Caron Lee L e f f 1 e r, daughter of Mrs. Clarence A. Leffler, 101 Chestnut avenue, and the late Mr. Leffler. The bridegroom is a son of Mrs. Frances Wood of Los An geles, and Hugh Wood of Burlingame, Calif. The ceremony was perform ed at 2:30 o'clock in the after noon in the White Star chap el. The Rev. Richard L. Ewing officiated. A small group of relatives and friends attended. Among the guests at the wedding were the bridegroom's mother, and his grandmother, Mrs. Elizabeth Case. The bride's gown was of Chantilly lace over satin. The bodice was designed with scalloped neckline and her elbow length veil was held by a pearl trimmed head piece. Her bouquet was of or chids and carnations. The chapel also was dec orated with orchids and car nations. The bride attended Med ford High school, Medford School of Beauty and the Burlingame, Calif., College of Beauty Culture. She now is employed in San Francisco as a beautician. The bridegroom attended Burlingame High school and the College of San Mateo. He is employed by Purity groceries. Pre-wedding events includ ed a reception for the bride elect and her fiance, and a bridal shower for the bride- elect, given by friends in San Mateo. Newlywed Pair Now at Home; Party Is Given Wilderville - Mr. and Mrs. Neely Williams have arrived home from their wedding trip down the California coast to San Francisco and are living on Fish Hatchery road. The bride is the former Miss Ro berta Carlino. The bride was honored re cently at a garden party and shower at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Roggers, who also live on Fish Hatchery road. The bride was presented miscellaneous- gifts and an orchid corsage. Invited guests were the Mesdamcs Stanley Glenn, James Lindsay, Ray Darneille, Harry Mundcll, Edward Koe nig, Charles Swan, William Bonditti, John Bagwell, John Taft, David Browne. C. H. Damewood, William Tethrow, Edwin Robinson. Larry Mc Cann. Mahala Robinson, Alma Loughridge, Lida Campbell, Gladys Combs, Mary Roggers, Paul Bcneditti. Willard Street, Charles Hamilton, Deed Wall man, Mary McDonald and John O'Leary. Group To Hear Bird Authority Maj. Gen. Joseph Hicks, bird authority, will present the program "Birds of the Rogue Vallry" for the May meeting of the Medford Gar den club, to be held Thursday. May 3, at 1:30 p n . in the Jackson county courthouse. The horticulture lesson will be given by Mrs. E. M. Wallin on 'New Introductions, To Grow What Is Good " There will be an executive board meeting at the home of Mrs. Ira Fitzgerald. 3488 New Ray road. Central Point. Mon day. April 30 at 1 30 p m Roxy Ann HEC Meeting Slated The Rnxy Ann Home Ecnn nmic. rluh will mr-et W' "np rtay, May 2 t 8 p m.. with Mrs Paul Daltnn and Mrs Dirk White m hntrs. i From The Distant Shores Of Hawaii Come .... For your pleasure, we hove arranged to have Hawaiian music piped into our store. Come in, browse around, look over our lovely Hawaiian fashion crea tions and enjoy the soft, romantic music of the islands. I I Downtown Medford 1 Fashions for Fun, Sun and Leisurely Days! Tropical Prints Designed and Executed In Honolulu Especially For Burelson's! 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