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6 C Mr. and Mri. Stephen Garlley Powall Wes PEAKS1 JEWELER 9 So. Central Ave. Phone SP 2-9392 VERY SPECIAL CHOOSE PEARLS FOR MOTHER, GRAD, OR BRIDE-TO-BE It's the gift every woman longs for a necklace of exquisite cultured pearls . . , pins . . . earrings . . . pendants Choose from our large collection now! at Herndobler's . As shown in SUNSET M(jine Authentic Colonial Reproductions Faithfully Made of Selected Hard Mountain Maple l" t . . vr 1 I or Lasting eicoine, Oive lour I ionic llint Nidge "Country Inn'lalile Willi I lie hxtra-1 lilck lop The moment you see this charming Colonial table, you'll wonder (at we did!) why its delightful design hat been neglected for so many, many years. The unusual plank-thick top can be extended to seat 10 with plenty of elbow room! And you'll be captivated by other FLINT RIDGE pieces all, skillfully reproduced in finest hard mountain maple and hand-rubbed to a superb lustre for years of carefree enjoyment. Come in and see our entire FLINT RIDGt collection right awoyl Flint Ridoe Maple Headquarters COME IN AND BROWS! K!U JV 1491 J II TOTOT SUNDAY. APRIL 29. 1962 For that Very Special Day WRidie r n PHONI Powell-Shelley Rites Held in Central Point Central Point - Miss Ros anna Jean Shelley became the bride of Stephen Cartley Powell in nine o'clock eve ning rites read April 20 in the Central Point Church of Christ. The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrn. Jean M. Shelley of 5.16 Oak street, Central Point, and the bridegroom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Powell, Jackson, Tenn. The ceremony took place in the church for which the bride's father is the minister and Mr. Shelley, who gave his daughter in marriage, read the rites. About 100 guests attended the wedding and re ception in which four sets of twins participated. Miss Darlene Shelley, a sis ter of the bride, was maid of honor and bridesmaids were Miss Linda Sutton, miss t-ar-ol Ellis, and Miss Patty Shel ley, another sister of the bride. The flower girls, Celia and Cecile DeJanvier, are twin daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Gc-ald DeJanvier of Central Point, and the ring bearers, Jerry and Joel Danikcn, are the twin sons of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Danikcn, Medford. Larry Gilliam of Napa, Calif., an uncle of the bride groom, served as best man and Lcland Lyon and Fred Sutton scaled the guests. Groomsmen wire Robert Lcntz, i student at San Jose, Calif., Bible college, and Mike Shelley and Dan Shel ley, brothers of the bride. Canrilclighters were John Shelley, brother of the bride, and Dwight Woodruff, Eu gene, a cousin. The bride's floor length gown of net and lace over salin was designed with a fit ted bodice and long sleeves. Her elbow length veil was held from a jeweled crown and she carried a bouquet of stephanotis encircling a white orchid. 4 The bride's attendants wore matching blue satin sheath dresses with lace nverskirts and hats to match. They car ried bouquets of white carna tions. Baskets of white stock dec orated the church. Mrs. James Sinclair, of Ashland, played the wedding music and accompanied her husband, and his twin brother, John Sinclair, who sang, .lames Sinclair is minister of the Church of Christ in Ashland and John Sinclair is assistant l ! Green Stamps Cash Purchases on All Inspect Our Entire Maple Department CONVENIENT CREDIT TERMS minister of the Church of Christ, Caldwell, Idaho. At the reception, which was held in the church social hall, Mrs. Sherman Woodruff and Mrs. Leo Woodruff, both Eugene, aunts of the bride, cut the wedding cake. Pour ing coffee were Mrs. Gilliam, twin sister of the bride groom's mother, and presid ing ai the punch bowl was Mrs. Lyon, Central Point. Miss Nina Cook, San Jose, was in charge of the guest book and Miss Karen All dridge was at the gift table. The bride is a graduate of Crater High school and is em ployed as a legal secretary in law offices in San Jose. The bridegroom, a graduate of Napa High school, now is a student at the San Jo?e Bible college, .studying for the min istry. He is employed by Lee Brothers of San Jose. For their wedding trip, the bride chose a yellow linen suit and white orchid corsage. The couple is living at 705 Four sets of twins participated in ihe wedding cere mony and reception lor rciss noianna ieag onoiiey and Stephen Gartley Powell April 2Q in Central Point. Mrs. F. A. Powell, Jackson, Tenn., mother of the bridegroom (stand ing, right), is shown with her twin sister, Mrs. Larry Gil liam, Napa, Calif., who poured coffee at the reception. The man on the left is James Sinclair, Ashland, and hit twin brother, John Sinclair, Caldwell, Idaho, who sang for the wedding. Flower girls were twins Celia and Cecile DeJan vier, daughters of Mr. and Mrs, Gerald DeJanvier, Central Point, and the ring bearers are Jerry and Joel Daniken, twin sons of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Daniken, Medford. Extension Unit Meetings and s Using accessories effective ly in the home is the subject which all extension units in Jackson county will sludy during the month of May. The lesson will include informa tion on the five principles of design and colors in relation In home accessories. Selection of accessories such as pictures, mirrors, vases, and figurines will be discussed. It will be shown how their relation to the interior of the home is a way of reflecting Ihe person ality of the family. Miss Joan Bcasley, county economics agent, gave the les son material to project lead ers. Advisory Committee Members of the Jackson County Extension Advisory rommitte are making plans for the county's annual Spring festival to be held at Mon Dcsir dining inn Monday. May 14. On April 'Jli, nine mem bers of the committee attend ed the Klamath county ex tension Spring festival al Klamath Kalis. I Willow Spring Installation of officers will j be conducted at the meeting of the Willow Spring unit! Thursday, May 3 beginning at I 10:30 a m. Mrs Rinchold Bocs will be installed chairman;! Mrs. Ray Vogel. vice-chair-1 man. Mrs. E G. Brittsan. sec-1 retary, and Mrs. Alton Mm ger. treasurer. llivless for the meeting will be Mrs Lewis T. Parker. tODIS Sunland avenue. Weslsid Mrs Walter Ricks will con duct installations scheduled by the Westside unit Thurs day, May 3 al the First Pres byterian church in Central Point. Luncheon will he served and those who attend should take table service. Tickets will be available for the county home exten sion unit festival. Child care will be provided by Mis. R. E Gngsby. 3445 Olde Stajc road Rogua River Them eeling of the Foot Creek unit has been postponed HEAR ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS E..ch Sunday Mornin 8:30 on K-DOV Many Extension Members To Attend State Session Filty-two home extension unit members of the county will attend the 30th annual meeting of the Oregon Home Economics Extension council on the Oregon State universi ty campus on May 1, 2 and 3. Miss Joan Bcasley, Jackson county home extension agent, will also attend. The theme of the meeting is "Home the Foundation of Citizenship." At the Tues day evening banquet homes in other lands will be fea tured. International farm youth exchangees and ex change delegates will talk about the countries they have visited and represent. Scholarships will be pre sented at the Wednesday luncheon; one of them will be the Ethel K. Lathrop schol arship. Mrs. Lathrop, a long time Jackson county resident, helped organize the State Ex tension council and was one of the early state presidents. Mrs. Glen V. Allen of Med ford is on the State Extension council executive board as a representative of Jackson, Jo sephine and Klamath coun- Festival Plan until Wednesday, May 16, when the unit will be host group to the Upper Applcgale unit at 10:30 a.m., in the home of Mrs. Syrcna Davis, Route 1, Box 212, Gold Hill. A planned luncheon will be served at noon by the hostess and cohostesses. Installation of officers also is arranged for the meeting. Those who want further in- SPIfflG ScLLG m Noh is die OM E A VEAR TIME TO SAVE IlKi on ihe l?R! pint-size Bonne Boll TEN-O-SIX LOTION Tcn-O Six Lolion is the one cleansing and corrective cosmetic thai helps your skin to complete natural beauty. Why not order ru n pints at our special annual sale price? V, K? til" ti fy femgrrhf, bttutv begins wti 3 McLains Drug Centre THRIFTY GREEN STAMPS 8 North Central MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON ties. This year she has been asked to be a leader in a workshop on publicity. An Oregon homcmaker also will be named for an expense paid trip to the Associated Country Women of the World conference in Australia this October. Mrs. Riddell Lage, Hood River, president of OHEEC, will preside at the conference. More than 21,000 home makers regularly participated in organized extension family interest groups in Oregon last year. County agents taught home economics skills and women interest subjects to 18,863 volunteer project lead ers, who in turn, taught this information to another 84,600 women. About 700 women are ex pected at the stale-wide ses sions. PEO Chapters Plan Meetings Three chapters of the PEO Sisterhood plan meetings this week. Chapter CP will meet for luncheon at 12:30 p.m., Wednesday, May 2 at the home of Mrs. H. Chandler Drew, Route 3, Dry Creek road. Mrs. Thomas J. Hinslcy and Mrs. Dolph Phipps will assist. Mrs. J. J. McHugh will pre sent the progrem. Mrs. William Caldwell, 2968 Jacksonville highway, will be the hostess for Chapter CG members. Mrs. Edmund L. Simmons will present the program on Treasures from Art. Luncheon will be served at 12:30 p.m., and the meeting will begin at 1:30 p.m. Mrs. Robert Butler will have charge of the program for members of Chapter BE when they meet Tuesday, May 1 at 7:30 p.m., in the home of Mrs. M. M. Morris, 685 South Stage road. Guests Hornbrook Easier week end guests of Mrs. Mary Lis key were Mr. and Mrs. Wil liam Mowdy of Klamath Falls, Mr. and Mrs. Gene An drews and son of Montague and Mr. and Mrs. James Lis key and children. On Sunday, the family group went boating on Iron Gate reservoir, and later had a picnic in the area around the dam. Returns Wilderville-David Roggers has returned from service in the Marine corps. He plans to attend Oregon Stale college in September. formation concerning the meeting may call Mrs. Loyd Morrow, president of Ihe Foots Creek unit, JUniper 2-3280. Prospect The members of the Pros pect unit will meet in the home of Mrs. Donald Vaughan, Tuesday, May 1 at 8 p.m. PillT PIUS TAX tGUUlY ISM SP 2-7113 Mrs. J. W. Poagt, 145 South Ivy street, will represent the Medford Toastmistreii club in a iptach contest being held today in Winchester, Or. contest, the council contest and honors, loplcs art assigned to the speakers only two days before the speech is to be delivered. Americanism Awards Given Yreka Americanism essay contest winners were awarded prizes at a meeting of the auxiliary to Ross Neilon post of the American Legion held recently in the Veterans hall. Essay winners are Patti Simpson, Terry Harris, Peggy Lewis, Louis Pendlcy, Rhonda Balfrey, Jack Avery, Janet Beckwith, Susan Lange and Sonya Franson. The contest is an annual event sponsored by American Legion auxiliary, department of California. CALIFORNIA PAIR VISITS IN GOLD HILL Gold Hill - Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lewis have had as guests their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Lewis, Chatsworth, Calif. 15 So. Central Ave. beautiful beach trimming 5iij Mrs. Poaga won the Medford the talk today is for district During the business session plans were made to put flags on graves of veterans of all wars, on Memorial day. A din ner to which all past presi dents of District 2 were in vited, was given April 28 in the Veterans hall. In Medford Hornbrook - Mrs. Minnie Bloomingcamp and son, Charles, and her daughter, Mrs. M. V. Cavin and daugh ter, Janet, all of Hilt, Calif., visited last week end in Med ford with another daughter of Mrs. Bloomingcamp. and her family, the R. D. Wyatts and children, Stephen, Paul and Teresa. Mrs. Blooming camp remained in Medford until Wednesday. OPEN MONDAY Tm going pour myself into a . darlene SWIM SUIT" Go ahead . , swimsuit . . shape you're 4 Chic look, sleek line, and a new openwork border that takes a daring dip in back. That's RICK-RACK II by Darlene the fully fashioned swimsuit that gels its shape from seamless curves, buil in bra, and sculptured fit that's knit right in. Dartex Ban-Ion and rubber. Sizes 8 to 16. RNA Business Meeting Slated A business meeting for members of Mistletoe camp. Royal Neighbors of America lodge is scheduled for Thurs day, May 3, at 8 p m., at the Knights of Pythias hall. Those who attend are to take a sack lunch. On the serving committee are Mrs, Ethel Latham, Mrs. Maud Lovell and Mrs. Joe Kingsley, Plan Dance of Camp Veterans of World War I auxiliary, department of Ore gon, will sponsor a dance Monday, April 30, at 8 p ro, in the Theater building. Vet terans Administration domi ciliary. White City. Music for the dance will be provided by the Musicians Union, Local 597, of Medford. Those wishing transporta tion may take the bus at the Trai'ways depot at 7:30 p.m. SAVE 3V GLYCERINE S ROSEWATER, WITH SIUCONES LANOLIN All PURPOSE HAND CREAM Protects your skin against II weather conditions, harsh detergents and soaps. Not sticky or greasy, penetrates quickly. Use on both hands and face, an excellent powder base. Unmatched lor its soothing, softening and healing affects to your skin. Medford Pharmacy 101 N. Central SP 2-6253 NIGHTS TIL 9 to . . , try on a Darlene . you'll love the in. Darlene knits in the seamless curves. The built-in bra fits and flatters where it matters. In Darlene's own Dartex BanLon for smooth est shaping. The full fashioned knitting method is so unique it's patented under No. 2,977,-763. 19 95
