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2 C IIP IK l ' m Mr. and Mil. Gary Clark (Simomon-Walkar photo) Ascension Scene of Mr. and Mrs. Gary Clark are making their home at 123 Cottaee street. Apartment J, Medford, following their re turn from a wedding trip to San Francisco. The bride Is the former Vir ginia Larson, daughter of Mm. Marlorle Broomfleld, nss West 14th street, and Flnvd Larson. Klamath Falls Mr. Clark's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Ernest UlarK, auu HiUhouse road. The marriage ceremony was held June 18 at Ascen sion Lutheran church at eight o'clock in the evening with the Rev. Elvln S. Tollefson officiating. Baskets of pink and white gladioli, snapdrag ons and carnations decorated Central Point Couple Wed At Parsonage Central Point - An event of Saturday, June 9 was the wedding of Miss Judith Ann Patterson to James Richard Allen. The bride is the daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Don Pat terson and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Allen, both of Central Point. The ceremony was read by the Rev. Clynton Crisman at 2 o'clock in the afternoon in the parsonage of the Friends Church of Medford. Harold Allen, cousin of the bride groom, was best man and Janice Ayres of Central Point was the honor attendant. Only the immediate families of the bride and groom were present at the ceremony. Following the wedding a reception was held for the friends of the couple at the Don Patterson residence. Miss Vervia Beman cut the wed ding cake. Miss Diane Wood ward served punch, and Miss Sandra Beasly poured coltee Miss Rcna Offutt had charge of the guest book. The wedding cake was made by the bridegroom's aunt, Mrs. Vernon Allen. The flowers for the wedding and reception were arranged by Mrs. Steven Benston. Mrs Kenneth Hulbert, assisted by Mrs. Robert Webb, took charge of the reception. The bride attended Crater High school and the bride groom is a student at South cm Oregon college. The cou ple are now at home at 49 Cedar street in Central Point. Group Attends Haith-Doty Rites A number of Medford per sons were In North Bend, Ore., June 10 for the marriage of Miss Carole Anne Doty, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. lrvin Doty of Coos Bay, and Gilbert W. Haith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Haith of Corvallis. The ceremony took place at 2 o'clock in the afternoon in the First Christian church. The bride is a graduate of Marshfield High school and was graduated this month from the Oregon State univer sity. The bridegroom was graduated from Corvallis High school and also from OSU this spring. He attended Purdue university his fresh man year. They made their wedding trip to the Oregon coast and to Virginia. From Medford were Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Montcith and Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Doty, maternal and paternal grand parents of the hrlde; Mr. and Mrs. Shirrell Doty and son, Thomas, aunt and uncle of the bride, and Fred Daugh erty. Mrs. Shirrell Doty serv ed punch during the recep tion held In the church rooms following the ceremony. SUNDAY, JUNE 24, 1962 Church adding the church. The service was attended by 125 relatives and friends. The bride wore a gown of white Chantilly lace and ny lon organza fashioned with lace yoke, long sleeves, scoop ed neckline and flared skirt. She carried a bouquet of white carnations and red rose buds on a white Bible. Mr. Larson gave his daughter in marriage. Miss Barbara Lees was maid of honor and Miss Sandra Owen was bridesmaid. They wore white eyelet ba tiste frocks with short white veils and white gloves. Miss Lee's accessories were dark pink and Miss Owen's light pink. Dennis Strauss served as best man and seating the guests were William Williams and Frank Sprinkle. The Misses Pamela Jones and Christine Hclman sang duets, and Mrs. Lloyd Tyson was at the organ. For her daughter s wedding and reception which followed Mrs. Broomfleld chose a pink silk dress with pink acces sories, and Mrs. Clark wore green dress with matcning accessories. Their corsages were pink rosebuds. Miss Patricia Larson and Miss Gertrude Bostwick cut and served the wedding cake nd Miss Cheryl Wainscott and Miss Karen Stclle pre sided at the punch bowls. Miss Karen Mayfield was in charge of the guest book. In Medford for the wed ding were Mr. and Mis. Ar thur Bostwick and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Larson. Klamath Falls, aunts and uncles of the bride and Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Larson, Prospect. Also here were Mrs. June Bust, Grants Pass, grandmother of the bridegroom, who wore a gold colored suit with white carnation corsage; Mr. and Mrs. Dave Mac-key, Port An geles, and Mr. and Mrs. How ard Hall, Eugene. For traveling to San Fran cisco the bride wore a white and navy suit with white ac cessories. The bride is a grad uate of Medford High school and is emplyed by the U S National bank, Medford branch. Mr. Clark also at tended Medford High school and is employed by Fir Ply corporation. Prior to the wedding the bride-elect was honored at two showers. One wns given hv Vtia Rnrhnro T nn, onA tl-m other hv Mis. Vivln rirw In Grants Pass. About 30 per- sons attended each Family Visits At Bishop Home Jacksonville - Mr. and Mrs. James Bishop had as guests last week their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. John Woodman of Kansas City, Mo. Mrs. Woodman is the former Miss Gloria Bishop. The cou ple was accompanied by iheir two daughters, Tcrri. Melody and! I Fashi ions 6m Marriage Ceremony Is Held at Church An event of June 17 at i nan Jr., nephew of the bride First Methodist church was groom. the wedding of Miss Marilyn Miss Sjue Donna jjooien was Jean Parsons daughter of Mr onanist and accompanied Jean Parsons, daughter of Mr. Mjgs Lynn Farrell golois, and Mrs. L. N. Parsons, 2329 Basketa of pink gladioli and East Main street, Medford, white daisies and palms dec and John I. Brcnnan, Albany, orated the church for the Dr. George G. Roseberry of- wedding, ficiatcd at the seven o'clock Mother Wears Blue evening rites attended by 150 For her daughter's wed relatives and friends. ding and reception which fol- The bridegroom Is a son of Jwe at ,the Rogue Valley iii-ii- a i Country club, Mrs. Parsons Mrs. William E. Brennan, Al- wore a'gnt blue silk organza bany, and the late Colonel frock over taffeta with blue Brennan. The wedding was an(j wnite accessories. Her held on the birthday of the corsage was pink roses. Mrs. bride's father. Brennan chose a biege lace The bride wore a floor dress over deep brown satin, length gown of silk organza Her flowers were light yellow over taffeta fashioned with r0ses. fitted bodice deep scooped BaskeU of daisjcs and gIad. neckline, and chapel train. , decorated tne country Lace appliques accented the dub for the reception. Mrs. bodice and skirt and her man- H Tnompson and Miss Bar. tilla veil was of Chantilly bara Mikkelman assisted in lace Her single strand of cutu and servi tne wcd. pearls was a gift from the d, cake and M Verne bridegroom and she carried a WUson and Mrs Dougias handkerchief carried by her ,, nt ,h hririp- grandmother at her wedding. of white baby roses and lily M. W lllam Bran .nd of the valley. Mr. Parsons Marilyn Martin presided escorted his daughter to the at the punch bow Is. The Miss altar and gave her in mar- " Nina and Carolyn Crother ri were in charge of the guest ci.V. i.j book and Miss Ann Garner Miss Marion Parsons was , ....-j. i : Honor aueuuaiii lur jici oio- tor. Bridesmaids were Miss Ann Parsons, another sister, and Miss Harriett Dockstader, Salem. The honor attendant wore a frock of rose chiffon fashioned with full skirt and scooped neckline trimmed wedding trip, xne nriue w. with rose satin. The brides- ing a blue si k dress with maids' frocks were identical to the maid of honor's but in soft pink. Their short veils were held by pink pillbox hats and small flowers and they carried cascade bou- quets of pink rosebuds. Little Kathy Brennan, Al- sue was a memoer ui i-i bany, niece of the bridegroom, Kappa Phi, scholastic honor was flower girl. She wore society. She is a home eco a pink frock, had pink nomics and French teacher at rosebuds in her hair, and car- Albany High school. Mr. Bren ried a basket of rose petals, nan attended Albany High Ring bearer was Andrew school and the University of Jones. Oregon where he majored in Kenneth Kudrna, Albany, science and psychology. He is served as best man and ush- ers were William Johnston, Albany; Paul Kleavcr, Seat- tie, and Larry Perry, Albany. Candlelighters were Brad Thompson and William Bien- .9t Mr. and Mrs, Benefit Parties By Red Cross Red Cross volunteers are sponsoring two benefit des- sert-bridge parties at the Red Cross building. They are set for Thursday and Friday afternoons, June 28 and 29, from 1 o'clock until 5 o'clock. "This is our last fund-raising effort to meet our fi nancial balance of need for this fiscal year," stated Mrs. Frank Preston, volunteer chairman, "and we hope that all bridge, canasta and pi nochle fans will make up tables and help us make this project a success." For The Bride ond for every member of the Bridal Party Let u help you plan the wedding of your dreams, 214 EAST MAIN PHONE 772-7169 L v i- ; v i I ' f ' groom 'pound tea and coffee. and Mrs. Howard Gregg Wood and. Calif., were at the 8'' table- Piano music at the reception was played ny Mrs. R',hJrd Schu;har,l, . in , Th e couple itrave cd to San Francisco and Cal fornia and Oregon coast points on their matcn ng jacKeia no w.. . cessories. They will make their home in Albany after Julv 1- The bride is a graduate of Medford High school and Ore- gon State university where owner and operator of . the Home of Sound in Albany and president oi K.BI wire, Inc., national Muzak franchise covering Salem, Corvallis, and Albany. John I. Brennan (Classic photo) Planned Volunteers Reservations may be made by telephoning the Red Cross office, 772-4405. Anyone in teresled is urged to call in as soon as possible to indicate for which afternoon reserva tions are desired. Assisting Mrs. Preston will be Mrs. Armin Richter, ticket sales; Mrs. Joe Hcarin, table decorations; Mrs. John Raapke and Mrs. Myers Jones, auditorium decoration; Mrs. O. A Eden, prizes, and Mrs. Conro Ficro, refreshments. VUaf' MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON off J Mr. and Mrs. t M At . I f; i 1' ' 1 C . e River Bank Setting For W 'Ming Rites Eagle Point - An afternoon ceremony held in a natural setting on the banks of the Rogue River near Eagle Point wedded Miss Linda Luce and Dean Weitman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Weitman, Shady Cove. The bride is a daughter of Dr. James C. Luce, Eagle Point, and the rites took place at his home. Mrs. T. C. Colt man, Clearlake Highlands, Calif., is the bride's mother. Dr. George G. Roseberry of the Medford First Methodist church officiated at the four o'clock ceremony held June 16. It was attended by 110 relatives and friends. Mrs. Gerald Sherman played the organ wedding music for the double ring rites. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a full length gown of bouquet taf feta fashioned with Basque bodice, long sleeves and scooped neckline. The bodice was trimmed with scattered pearl clusters and the skirt was caught in back by a shirred peplum bustle and two taffeta roses. Her elbow length veil of hand rolled silk illusion was held by a cap of reembroidered Alencon lace embroidered with pearls. She carried a cascade bouquet of white phalaenopsis orchids and lily of the valley. Attends Bride Mrs. Keith Paschke, Can yonville, attended the bride. She wore a ballerina length frock of pale aquamarine with lace bodice and silk organza skirt. It was fashioned with empire waistline and the sash was caught in back by match ing roses. She carried a nose gay of pink carnations and white marguerites. Kenneth Weitman, Shady Cove, served as best man for his brother. Seating the guests were Gene Cronin, David El rod, Ray Powers and Stephen and David Luce, Petaluma, cousins of the bride. Following the wedding a lawn reception was given by Dr. and Mrs. Luce at their DIRECT TO YOU FROM THE 21 N. Convenient Dean Weitman (Knackstedt photo) home. Mrs. Verne Wilson, Medford, cut and served the wedding cake and Mrs. Walt er Proctor, Berkeley, Calif., aunt of the bride, poured punch. Mrs. David Luce, Peta luma, Calif., poured coffee and Mrs. William Boss, Val- lejo, Calif., the tea. They are both aunts of the bride. Miss Marjorie Sandfort was in charge of the guest book. The newlyweds returned to Medford June 23 following a wedding trip to Seattle. For traveling the bride wore a blue suit with white acces sories and the orchids from her bridal bouquet. Is Secretary The bride attended Clear lake Highlands, Calif., High school, Oakland Junior col lege, and Southern Oregon college. She is a secretary in the radiology department at Rogue Valley hospital. Mr. Weitman attended Eagle Point High school. Southern Oregon college and is a student at Oregon Technical Institute. This summer he is employed by Steve Wilson. Following the reception a buffet supper was served by Dr. and Mrs. Luce for mem bers of the family and out of town guests. About 40 per sons attended. Among the out of town rel atives of the bride who at tended were Mrs. Effie Coy, great grandmother; Mrs. Hughbert Luce, grandmother; Miss Mary Luce, great-aunt; and Mr. Proctor and son, Dick, uncle and cousin, all Berk eley; Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Coy Salinas, Calif., great uncle and aunt; David Luce and son, Tim, Petaluma, Calif., un cle and cousin; Mr. Boss and family, Vallejo, uncle; and Mr. and Mrs. Coltman, Clearlake Highlands, Calif. Others included Dale Davis, Santa Monica, Calif., uncle of the bridegroom, the Misses Karen and Dana Weitman, Ashland, cousins of the bride groom; Mr. and Mrs. William Wingate, Eureka, Calif., and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Martin, Sacramento, Calif. SOURCE WtttetH Otf '. Oi"vs Cm CENTRAL U. 1903 Terms If Desired vr I - Y r IL V:wkv 3 ft. "EST a , j . :in. central u. 1903 u Conger-Larson Ceremony Held In Lutheran Church Central Point - Miss Karen Beth Larson, 435 '4 Alder street, Central Point, and James C. Conger were mar ried June 14 in an 8 o'clock evening candlelight ceremony read by the Rev. H. C. Coo vert in Zion Lutheran church. The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Bellinger, 1630 Rogue River highway, Grants Pass, and the bride groom's parents are Mr. and and Mrs. Homer Conger, Scenic avenue, Central Point. The couple chose the date because it was the 46th wed ding anniversary of the bride's grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Morris Wallace of Cen tral Point, and the date on which the bride's mother and father, the late Sylvester Larson, had been married. About 110 persons attended the ceremony. The bride's stepfather gave her in marriage. Miss Sue Chittock, Med ford, was maid of honor and bridesmaids were Miss Dar lene Olson and Miss Connie Vilarino, both cousins of the bride. Jeanette Bellinger, Grants Pass, a sister of the bride, was flower girl and Steven Phillips was ring bearer. John Martin served as best man and seating the guests were Jerome Larson, a broth er of the bride, Ross Conger, a brother of the bridegroom, and Larry Hulse and Phillip Stevens. The bride's gown was Chantilly type lace over taf feta fashioned with a Basque bodice and a Sabrina neck line embroidered with pearls and sequins. The bouffant skirt was styled with a wide band of tulle inserted in a Presbyterian Church Scene Of Ceremony The First Presbyterian church here was the scene June 17 of the wedding of Miss Aleatha Marie Cowan and Robert Charles Mount. The ceremony was performed at 3 o'clock in the afternoon by Dr. D. K. West, minister of the church. The bride's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Barton Cow an, 325 North Oakdale avenue, and me Dridegroom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. D. O. Mount, 915 Murray street. Mr. Cowan escorted his daughter to the altar and gave her in marriage. Mrs. Jay C. Stough was matron of honor and Mr. Stough was best man. Michele Ann Cowan, a sis ter of the bride, was flower girl. The bride wore a white nylon street length dress with bodice trimmed with eyelet embroidery. She carried a bouquet of red and white car nations. The bride's parents enter tained at a bridal dinner serv ed at the Tower Broiler res taurant. The wedding cake also was served. The bride is a Medford High school graduate and is employ ed at the Central Point clean ers. The bridegroom also at tended Medford High school, and he is an orchardist. o D U SWIM N Backyard "Wading Pool" is. k;. .iw au;M ...;. For boys: Boxer Swim Trunki, liiei 4 to 6 nd Stretch Stylet, 2 to 6. For girl: Stretch knits liiei 2 to i. ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPaiSTUVWXYZAB l 4 ... semi-circular effect across the front and to , the hemline on both sides. Appliques of lace centered with pearls and sequins trimmed the tulle band, and the back of the skirt was designed with a chapel train defined with a tiered V-shaped insert of lace and tulle in alternating bands. Her fingertip veil of hand- rolled silk illusion was held by a crown of matching lace and pearls. She carried a bou quet of white orchids and stephanotis on a white Bible given to her by the bride groom. Her gold locket was also a gift from the bride groom. She also wore an heir loom pin which had been worn by her grandmother on her wedding day; and her mother's confirmation ring. The attendants wore identi cal ballerina length frocks of silk organza in aquamarine with cummerbunds and tiered back panels of a deeper shade. Their matching head pieces were single roses with float veils. Their bouquets were of white gladiolus, and their drop pearl necklaces were gifts of the bride. The flower girls also wore matching dresses which had been made by the aunt of the bride, Mrs. Leonard Olson. The church was decorated with baskets of white gladi olus for the double ring cere mony. Mrs. Paul Evensen played the organ music and Miss Catherine Watson sang. For the wedding and re ception the bride's mother wore a beige silk organza dress trimmed with Schiffli embroidery, and matching ac cessories. The bridegrooms mother was dressed in a pure silk sheath frock with floral print and her accessories were in yellow. Both had white orchid corsages. Reception Given Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Ol sori, aunt and uncle of the bride, served as hosts for the reception held in the church rooms. Mrs. Clifford Strand, Elbow Lake, Minn., and Mrs. Leo Vilarino, aunts of the bride, poured coffee and Miss Joan Skov poured the punch. Mrs. Betty Hooper. San Ma teo, an aunt of the bride groom, and Mrs. Rex Hopper, Brisbane, Calif., a sister of the bridegroom, cut and serv ed the wedding cake. Miss Sue Crofoot, Seattle, Wash., iwss nacnei Hamilton, Mrs Laural Jones. Anderson Calif., and Miss Alice Thomp son had charge of the gifts. Registering the guests was Miss Jan Gassaway. The couple made their wed ding trip to the Oregon coast and Portland. For traveling the bride wore a yellow linen suit. They are living at 1206 iNiantic street. The bride attended Crater High school and is eirmloved at Pick's Apparel shop. The bridegroom, who also attend ed Crater High school, is em ployed at the Club Barber shop. The bride formerly liv ed in Minnesota while the bridegroom is a native Ore gonian. Guests from out of town included Miss Glna Halvor- son, a great aunt of the bride Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Larson aunt and uncle of the bride, Clifford Strand, another uncle of the bride, all from Elbow tmm for SUITS! Fun for the Tiny Tort b,u r..... SHOWER GIFTS -LAYETTES And All Essential BABY Needs! You'll find wide choice ot Baby Gifts, Layettes and Everything for Baby's Comfort at . . . Infants' and Downstairs at 6th and Central Lake, Minn.; Mr. Hopper, her brother-in-law, from Bris bane, The bride was honored at two showers previous to the wedding. One was given by Mrs. Gordon Casey and Mrs. Jack Walker and the other by Mrs. Vilarino and Mrs. Olson, In Elbow Lake, Minn., a group of friends and relatives met for a shower and social evening, later sending the gifts to the bride-elect. FROM MANN'S We noticed a little article in the paper called "Worth Remembering." From this we quote . . "Woman was not taken from the head of man, for she was not intended to be his ruler; nor from his feet, for she was not intended to be his slave; but from his aide, for she was to be his companion and his comfort." We have the feeling that most men would like their companion and comfort to look attractive, and we have suggestions for just this. Warm weather is here, the temperature may rise and fall a little, but summer dresses are in demand. There is no use to put off shopping because the selec tion is at its best and whether you are going some where or staying at home, you will want cool, wash able garments for the next few months. The Arne! Triacetate jer sey polka dot, In turquoise, black and white, short sleeves, low neckline has softly gathered skirt. At 13.98. The classic shirtwaist from Sir James comes In many colors and most all sizes, the price, 19.98. If you like a sun dress, we have the most attractive floral print, it is satin-soft, washable, full skirted and priced at 10.98. R & K voiles are flower fresh and the way they fit makes you want a dozen . . . they range in price from 17.98 up. There are many, many more, just a matter of choice. Yes, June Is the month for many things and shopping is one of the most important; we wilt help you make it easy, and we hope to be see ing you at Mann's in the center of Medford. 1 N V3 u m n D iX Children's Wear Medford Pharmacy Phone 772-6253 STUVWXYZAB
