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2 SUNDAY. JULY 8. 1962 iter, ! ii r-'- . . vV, &V,. Mr. and Mm. Keith Lyl Sidney Smun; ara piczurad cumng ihi wadding caka at the reception which follow ad their marriaga en Saturday, Juna 30. Tha Church Ceremony Held Mis Sylvia Sidney Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Smith, 1033 Reddy avenue, became the bride of Keith Lyle Archer, Anaheim, Calif., in a ceremony held June .10 at St. Mark'i Episcopal church. The Rev. Edwin C. Cox of ficiated at the one o'clock afternoon rites attended by relatives and close friends of the couple. A reception, at tended by more than 100 rela. tivcs and friends, was held at Mon Desir inn following the ceremony. The bridegroom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Archer, Springfield, Ore., who were unable to attend. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Allen Barnes Brownsville, Ore., brother-in- Mr. and Mm, G j-arden Partv Honors Couple on Yrcka Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dcso.a of Grenada were honored recently al a re ception which observed their iwenly fiflh wedding anniver sary. The event, in the form of a surprise, was held In the garden at the home of their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mis. Dan Snares. Assisting were the couple's nlhrr daughters, the Misses Evelyn and Janice Desoza. About 80 persons attended The wedding cake served for refreshments was made and decorated by their daugh ters. The ceram'e bride and bridegroom figurine which al so decorated the rake had been made by Mrs. Irene Wtl lenbrlnk and It was Inscribed In silver with the couple's names and their wedding date. The couple was presented gifts and a silver dollar tree. Mrs. Desoza was given an or chid corsage by the family. The couple were n-irried in Klamath Kails, Ore., on June .1, 1937 and they have lived in Grenada all of their married years. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Saw yer and children, Dana and John of Reno, Nev., Mr. and Mrs. Tony Soares of Gridley, Calif., and Miss Linda Trutl man, San Francisco, were among out-of-town guests. Also among those who at tended were Mr. and Mrs. Tnnv Desoza of MeCloud, Calif , brother md sister-in-law nf Thomas Desoza. The i broihrr had been bet man al tha honored guests' wedding. ' Archar (Sylvia law and sister of the bride groom, represented the bride groom's family. Pink and white carnations decorated the church. Mrs. Ernest Conrad played the or gan wedding music. Bride Waari Satin The bride wore a floor length gown of Ivory satin fashioned with fitted bodice, long sleeves and sweetheart neckline accented with rose medallions and seed pearls. The dress had first been worn by Mrs. George Rambo at her wedding. Her elbow length veil was held by a Chantilly lace bonnet trimmed with seed pearls. She carried a white orchid and stephanolis on an hpiscopaiien prayer book, loaned by Mrs. Malcolm KUh Lylt Archer (Kncktidt photo) Anniversary F.arlirr the couple had born honored by members of the Montague Trallriders, who ar rived at their hnnie and serv ed refreshments. The party also honored Mr. and Mrs. Merle Freeman of Grenada who had observed their twenty-fifth anniversary in June. Both couples were presented gifts of silver dollars from the group of 2.1 persons. Mrs. Beach Guest In Ashland Home Ashland Mrs. I.aura Reach, who has heen visiting with her daughter, Mrs. F.lrinn Scripler, 2B3 Sienir drive, and with her sislrr, Mrs. Ruth Reller, since early June, re turned Monday to her home In Vancouver, Wash. While in Ashland Mrs Beach saw two of her grand children receive their di plomas from Southern Oregon college. Morion Scripler and Mrs. Laurel Anne (Scripterl Slrieby and her husband Rod ney Striebv all were gradu ated. On the evening of June 22 1 she attended the wedding of Morion Scripler and Miss Su zanne Rordaux at the First Presbyterian rhurrh. Married Wilriervllle Mis Ester C'al hound, Wilderville, was re cently married t n Frank Blanrhard. Mrs. Blanrhard hat sold her home on Ihe Red wood highway, and the nwl weds ara living In Salno. i ritai look placa at St. Mark i Epiicopal church and lha racaption at Mon Daur inn, Cantral Point, Knacksledt photo) Byers. Her single strand of pearls are a family heirloom, originally owned by the late Mrs. W. L. Greenleaf, her maternal grandmother. Mr. Smith escorted his daughter to the altar and gave her in marriage. Miss Jerilyn Smith attended her sister. She wore a pastel blue taffeta frock overlaid with matching chiffon. Her veil matched her frock and she carried a nosegay of pink and white carnations and stcphanotis. Robert Allen Barnes, Brownsville, served as best man for his brother-in-law. Seating the guests was Jack F;.rrel, Salem.1 i For her daughter's wedding and reception Mrs. Smith chose a sheath frock of green silk linen embroidered in while. Her accessories were bone white and her corsRge was a while orchid. Mrs. Barnes wore a pastel pink silk brocaded frock with matching accessories and white orchid corsage. Pink-Whila Thame Mon Desir Dining inn was decorated with pink gladioli, white majestic daisies and white slock for the reception The bride's table was decor ated wilh crystal candelabra loaned by Mrs. Harry P. Pos ton. pink roses and white stock. Mrs. Martin Luther and Mrs. Poston cut and served the cake and Mrs. Elliott Becken and Mrs. Boyd Car stensen presided at the punch bowls. Miss Nancy Beckon was in charge of the guest book. Assisting with serving were Mrs. Glenn La Barre and Mrs. Raul Wulf, Homestead, Fla., cousin of the bride. Miss Constance King was at the gift (able. The newlyweds traveled to Lake Tahoe on their wedding trip and are now at home in Anaheim, Calif. The bride attended the Uni versity of Washington, Uni versity of Hawaii and was graduated from Southern Ore gon colleue. She Is a teacher j in Ihe Orange, Calif., elemen tary schools. The bride is also a granddaughter of Ihe late William L. Greenleaf, a noted Shakespearean aclor, scholar and teacher. Mr. and Mrs, Greenleaf were long-time val ley residents and were active in civic affairs. The bridegroom is a student in engineering at Long Beach college and is a grade engl j neer for Boddum Construc tion company, Compton, Calif. Among the out of town guests were Diane W u 1 f. Homestead, Fla.; Stephen and Glenda Rarnes, Brownsville, Ore., nephew and niece of the hrldegroom; Mrs. Ted Sax, Re dondo Beach, Calif.; Mrs. Far rel and Jo Farrel, and Mr. and Mrs. Don Gardner, all Sa lem; Mrs. Mildred Leiser, Van eouver. Wash., and Mr, and Mrs. Walter Dickinson, Slleti, Ore. NOTICE Noble's Shoe Store formerly Butter Brown Shoe Store WILL BE CLOSED ALL DAY TOMORROW (Monday) Preparing for a Gigantic Clearance Sal STARTING TUtSDAT A? t M. Bridal Showers Are Given For Joyce Roelfs Miss Joyce Roelfs, bride elect of Donald Tinseth, was honored at a miscellaneous bridal shower June 28. Host esses for the event were Mrs. Doyle Franklin, Mrs. Doug las Cummings, and Mrs. Char les Clemans. The shower was held In the Franklin home at 401 King street. Miss Roelfs is a daughter of the Rev. and Mrs. John Roelfs, West Pioneer road, and Mr. Tinselh's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Hclmer Tinseth, 1300 Queen Anne avenue. The wedding is planned for Au gust 11. Mrs. Albert Gandt served cake and Mrs. Clemans served the punch. Guests included Mrs. John Roelfs; Mrs. Mary Smith, Miss Roelfs' grandmother; Miss Judv Franklin, Mrs. Eric De- Place, Miss Mary DePlace, Mrs. Charles Cummings, Mrs. Russell Uhrlne, Mrs. James Jack, Mrs. Nora Jenks and daughter Norma, Mrs. Rich ard Morris, Mrs. Donald Zim mcrs, and Mrs. Charles Gil bert and daughter Peggy. Other guests were Mrs. Lorene Reid, Miss Anna Laura Honts, Mrs. Irvin Goltz, Mrs. Emil Peterson, Miss Sonja Peterson, Mrs. Miner Boshears, Miss Patricia LeQuieu, Mrs. Fred Landers, Mrs. Vern Chapman and granddaughter Mary, Mrs. Robert Gresham, the Misses Julia and Caroline Gandt, Mrs. Fay Goddard, Mrs. Don Lindstrom, Mrs. Tinseth, Mrs. Angus Lindstrom, Mrs. Don Chase, Mrs. Clem Ault, Mrs. John Higdon, and Mrs. Ber nard Andrews. On Monday, July 2 Mrs. Keith Hockersmith and Mrs. Lloyd Neilson entertained at a miscellaneous shower in Miss Roelfs honor. The event was held at the Hockersmith home at 3022 Madrona lane. The early part of the eve ning was spent in the patio where games were played. La ter the gifts were opened in the home and refreshments served from a table decorated with an arrang.ment of pink rosebuds. About 30 persons at tended. The wedding is set for Au gust 11 in the Friends church. Mill Elaint Morrill Bogota Teacher And Minister Engaged to Wed Ashland Mrs. Bertha Mor rill, 829 Altamont street, last week announced the engage ment of her daughter, Elaine Christine, to Hie Rev. Robert A. Lloyd of Chitrc, Panama. The announcement was made during Miss Morrill's short va cation from her teaching po sition in Bogota, Colombia, at Collegio Americano. The bride-to-be, who is the daughter of Mrs. Morrill and the late Rev. Curtis Morrill, is a graduate of Ashland High school and of Whitworth col lege, Spokane, Wash., where she returned recently for her commissioning in the Fourth Memorial church. She is fly ing to Bogota to resume her work in the mission school. The Rev. Mr. Lloyd is serv ing in Panama with the Cen tral American Mission. He Is a graduate nf Columbia Bible college, Columbia, S C. His parents are Mr. and Mrs. Ar thur Lloyd, Saugu. Mass. No date has been announced for t lie wedding. lf.MMaWHKiWiaU MEDFOHD MAIL t Mrs. Denmi (Edrii 4 i ' 4 . ' " V i i Newlywed Couple Here; Honored at Reception Central Point - St. Barna ba.s Episcopal church in Port land was the scene of the marriage of Miss Norma Joy Phifer to Dennis Ford Faulk ner on Saturday, June 30. The bride's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Norman Howard Phifer, Portland, and the bridegroom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred rick Russell Faulkner, 693 Head road, Central Point. The Rev. John Day read the ceremony at seven o'clock in the evening, and Mr. Phifer gave his daughter in marriage. White gladiolus and chrysan themums decorated the altar. The bride wore a gown of imported Chantilly lace over taffeta designed on Empire lines with scoop neckline and short sleeves. The skirt was adorned at the back with a bow and streamers of taffeta. A headdress of organza roses on lace held her elbow-length tulle veil and she carried pha- laenopsis orchids and green ivy. Wean Cross She wore an heirloom cross given her by her grand mother, Mrs. Lowell B. Gra bcl, Detroit, Mich. Mrs. William F. Cummins, Corvallis, Ore., was the bride's attendant. She wore a rose-colored floor - length frock of peau de soie fashion ed with a semi-belled skirt and carried pale green spider chrysanthemums. Her head dress matched her gown. Capt. Fredrick Hal Faulk ner, Lubbock, Tex., was best man for his brother and ush ers were Eric Hudson Phifer and Marc Layton Phifer, the bride's brothers, and Gregg Faulkner, brother of the bridegroom. Robert Jones, Portland, lighted the candles. The reception which follow ed the ceremony was held at the home of the bride's par ents, with about 50 guests at tending. For the wedding and recep tion the bride's mother wore a gown of aquamarine color ed lace with furs and her flowers were a white pink throated orchid. The bride groom's mother wore a lace sheath of soft green with a hat of bugle beads and veil ing. Her corsage was a white and gold-tinted orchid. Among tile guests were the bridegroom's aunt, Mrs. Char les Payne and his cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Payne co n ride nee v-S;!-N. in rt century old reputation America't most trusted diamond ringt " Fully kiarantd far color. Cut, ( ci.ruy. carat wa.M and .v7 ,'!"", L rarmanant n.amnnd valua ' ' '"OTO'lT I by Artcarvad and by ua. . .0SteV!QaiMgjfebw ' 'lSflXf Com In, Sea Our Isngi elec,ionl V UNTIL 9 P.M. III ,-M' Cew.aaa.aa II ,e I WMM-- J 1 , jnm it .p 1 TRIBUNE, MEDFOHD, OREGON Ford Faulkner Morriion photo) and Miss Jean Neely, all Ku gene, and Mrs. Faulkner, sister-in-law of the bridegroom, and her son, Michael, both of Lubbock, Tex. The newlyweds have arriv ed in the Rogue valley and . will make their home at 206 ; Fourth street, Phoenix, dur- j ing the summer. This fall they will return to Oregon State j university, Corvallis, where j Mr. Faulkner will be a senior I majoring in landscape archi tecture and the bride will be a junior majoring in clothing design. Following their arrival in the valley, the newlyweds were honored at a reception 1 and shower at the home of the bridegroom's parents on July 4. Some 40 relatives and friends j attended including Air Force I Capt. and Mrs. Faulkner and son, Michael, Lubbock, Tex.; ' Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Neely, Mr. 1 and Mrs. L. S. Ford, Mr. and : Mrs. Clarence Ford, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Lowd, Mr. and Mrs. William Smith and fam- i ily, Mr. and Mrs. Lue Tulare I and family; Mr. and Mrs. ; Porter Ford and family, and j Ralph and Glen Ford, all i Grants Pass; Mr. and Mrs. ' C. S. Payne, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Payne and Edward Payne, all Eugene and Mr. I and Mrs. Larry Davis and 1 family, Springfield, Ore. j Newlyweds Live 1 In California j Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Hamil-' ton Engle, whose wedding was an event of June 25 in Brook ings, Ore., are living in Hunt ington Park, Calif. The bride! is the former Miss Nylia Jean Cooper, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eldcn Cooper, 5681 Pa-' cific Highway south, and the j bridegroom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Mclvin Engle, River side, Calif. In Huntington Park the bridegroom is attending a government training school and September 1 the couple will be at home in San Luis Obispo, Calif., where the bridegroom will be employed by the Internal Revenue serv ice. The bride was a senior at Southern Oregon college and the bridegroom was graduated ; from the same college thi spring. Betrothal News Is Made Known Rogue River - The engage ment of Miss Claudia Whipple to Merlin Duane Ballensky. son of Mrs. Ida Bazler of Butte, Mont., has been an nounced by the future bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. William I. Whipple, Rogue River. Miss Whipple, a graduate of Rogue River High school, is employed at Oregon Sta,e university, Corvallis. Mr. Ballensky, a graduate of Butte High school is cm ployed by the United Stales Forest Service at Prospect. No date has been set for the wedding. ' What Fashions! ALL SALES FINAL , Washable and Drip Dry Fabrics Reg. $3.98 to $9.98 $298to$g48 JAMAICA SETS Reg. $4.98 to $6.98 NOW $298t $498 BIG REDUCTIONS SPORTSWEAR OF ALL KINDS GREAT REDUCTIONS on BRAS e FOUNDATIONS e SLIPS e SLEEPWEAR e POIGNOIRS CAPRI PANTS Reg. $3.98 to $10.98 NOW $298 to $648 ONE GROUP FCBMALS WEDDING GOWNS GREATLY REDUCEDI HANDBAGS JEWELRY GREATLY REDUCED! ALL SALES FINALI SKIRTS If I f U" Yeur lwflj " "8 MEDIC'S FASHION CENT? At Reunion Ashland - Mrs. William B. McCuIlough, 137 Church street, drove to Berkeley, Calif., for a week end family reunion at the home of her brother. Dr. Walter D. Hawk. Other family members came west from Chicago and 'De troit. To Arrive Mrs. Hugh Ford, a former Medford resident now living in Galveston, Tex., is expect ed to arrive here Monday to visit friends in the valley. She will be a houseguest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Webb, 119 Highland drive. What Values! Our Big July Clearance continues with bigger and better bargains throughout the stora . . . prices re duced again for quick clearance. HURRY! Values were never greater. Price-slashing sale! MANY ITEMS FURTHER REDUCED! . . . PRICED TO CLEAR! SPRING COATS and Reg. 17.98 Now5998 SHORTY JUST A Reg. $19.98 HOW5998 SPRING SUITS Reg. $11.98 to $39.98 KOW5698 io$1998 anaaaaaBBaaHMBaaaajaaMatia DRESSES ONE GROUP I I Ca.ua. and PrlCC Dressy Styles and LESS Some As Low As Regular $19.98 III mamma SUMMER DRESSES Regular 7.98 to 39.98 nows59V2498 Included in This Group Are Some That Have Just Arrived LEATHER JACKETS Many Reg. 29.98 Have JAm Arrived LAY ONE AWAY OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS TIL 9 11 l tw a fyvrut Fall Ceremony Planned by Pair Central Point - Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Schultz, Route 1, Box 270B, announce the en gagement of their daughter. Miss Mary Katherine Schultz, to Donald B. Rowden, 148 Cedar street, Central Point. Mr. Rowden is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Rowden, former ly of Central Point and now living in Oklahoma. Miss Schultz attended Cen tral Point schools. Mr. Row den attended schools in Okla homa and California. He is employed by Fir Ply Inc., White City. The couple plan a fall wedding. r n DUSTER! to 45.00 t.$1998 COATS h FEW to $26.98 to51598 r( $3.83 & $5.98 ! j to $22.98 3 LENGTH 4 COATS Reg. 39.98 $0198 VI NOW FOR FALLI Bud8 A,:- ;w'"" i e . . o o V " V.. . v. :
