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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON ylj-j Jo Ann JVeinhold Bride of Stephen Chase An event of Saturday, July id Campbell. Mr. and Mr. 7, was the wedding of Miss James Briley and daughter JoAnn Weinhold and Step- j Shannon, Mrs. Jack Dillavou, hen Brady Chase, Bly, in Mrs. August Tikkanen and Sacred Heart Catholic church daughters Susan and Mary Couple Married in Mr. and Mrs. Donald W. Chandler are making their home at 2640 Tennessee drive here following their wedding July S at Park Wedding chapel In Reno, Nev. The bride is the former Miss Carla Matheny, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Matheny, Jack- 1 1 ! TS-- Reno Ceremony Tennessee drive address. The Rev. Warren D Ward read the eight o'clock evening rites. The newly married couple traveled to L a k Tahoe, Calif., for their wedding trip. Mrs. Chandler attended Medford High achool. and her husband attended Crater High school. He is employed by Timber Products company. ST SjIm Quality Lcjdanhip WORLD BOOK ENCYCLOPEDIA for tha Entire Family Offera "Exceptional Summer Savings" ' k ' ' - V ' it, or ?x. here. The bride is a daugh Jo, Miss Connie Hall, and I sonville, and the bride- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Miss Theba Pruitl, Bly. all from groom's parents are Mr. and 'Mra. Wilbur Chandler of the Phone Ralph Wood 482-3196 Writs Box 62, Ashland Weinhold, 17 Myrtle street and the bridegroom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Carson A Chase. Bly. The Rev. John A. Ilg read the double ring rites before 90 guests at 2 o'clock in the afternoon. Baskets of while Michael mas and Ester Reed daisies and coral bells decorated the ... 4,ti altar. Miss Marilyn Guldan played the organ wedding mu SUNDAY. JULY IS. 1962 V -v?, ft ' -: -Jk -..V 5 h sic. Mrs. John F. Jardina. (ceni.r), Hllo. Ha waii, was honored at a eoffaa givan Tues day morning at Mon Diir Inn by Mr. John Mansfield, (right) and Mrt. Julia Turn- man. Among tha 35 guaiti wai Mn. Ron Gandta (at laft). Mr. Jardina ii ipanding lavaral days ai a gutit of lha Manifialda at lhair homa on Cratar Lalca aranua. v-t fS? fat., , ifS(- " Mrs. Julia Tummar (eanlar) and Mrs. John Mansfield gave a coffee last Tuesday morning at Mrs. Tummar's inn, Mon Deiir, which honored Mrs. John F. Jardina, Hilo, Hawaii. Among tha guaits ware Mrs. Malik Robinson, (at laft) Calabaias, Calif,, and har mother, Mrs. R. B. Parkhurst, Gold Rey states. Tha Parkhursls are newcomers to the vellay and their naw homa at tha -lalai was recently completed. Coffee Held For Visitor Honoring Mrs. John F. Jar dine, Hilo, Hawaii, who is a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John L. Mansfield, 201 Crater Lake avenue, a coffee was held at Mon Deslr Dining nn Tuesday morning. Mrs. Julie Tummers and Mis. Mansfield were hostesses for the event which was held on the patio of the Inn. The table was decorated with a large bouquet of bronze day lilies in a bronze bowl. Mrs. A. L. McClure and Mrs. Mary Oliver poured, us ing a silver service loaned by Mrs. H. A. Stanley, who was among the guests. Assisting with the serving whs Mrs. Clifford Griffitts, Mrs. Ernest Flakus and Miss Sue Rambo, all of Mcdford. Among the guests were Mrs. R. B. Parkhurst of Gold Rey estates, and her daughter, Mrs. Malik Robinson of Cala bosas, Calif. Kadin-Flowers Ceremony Held at New-Age Church Shady Cove - Miss Marion Georgia Flowers became the bride of Hugh Kenneth Kadin, Ketchikan, Alaska, in a wed- win nil Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Kadin I 10 I a. (ent dim) Do both your DRY CLEANING and LAUN DRY at tha same time ... at tha same place and SAVEI SAVEI SAVEI It's smart to be your own dryclaanar and pocket tha difference. Now, for your washing Inidi wo ftalura bif doubla load wash ri that handle all your ciothts at one, laving you timo and (fort. And tor only 10c you can dry thtm whilt you rolai In our clan, comfortable at-moiphcra. What a bargain ... In less than an hour, you can dryclean 10 ladies' sweaters or 9 children's coats or 32 blouses. Just put In ysur clothes, clink In your coins and save as much as $5 00 on a load. 52.00 (8 qujrtcri) pir lead .A OAKDALE LAUNDROMAT COIN OPERATED DRY CLEANING Locatad at 1 1th and Oahdala nail I OaVdalt Marital ding held July 4 in the New Age church, Eagle Point. The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur M. Flowers, Star Route, Box 454, Shady Cove, and the bridegroom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Price, Bulte Falls. The Rev. D. E. Millard read the rites at 10 o'clock In the morning. Mrs. Millard played the wedding music and Mr. Millard sang. About 7 guests attended the double ring cere mony. Mr. Flowers gave his daugh ter in marriage. She wore a gown of white silk chiffon ov er net and taffeta, with em broidered lace bodice and front panel on the skirt. The elbow length veil was hold by a pearl trimmed tiara, and she wore a corsage of baby pink roses. Mrs. Carl Clayton attended her sister. She wore a frock of yellow silk over taffeta witn white accessories, and a cor sage of baby pink roses. Richard France, a cousin of (he bridegroom, was best man. A reception was given at the hride's parents home In Shady Cove after tile cere mony. Mrs. Violet Soden, an aunt of the bride, cut and served the wedding cake. She also was In charge of the bride's book. Mrs. Harry G. Welch served punch, and Mrs. Philip Telford poured coffee. Both are aunts of the bride. The couple traveled along the Oregon roast on their honeymoon. The bridegroom then returned to Ketchikan, where his bride will Join him in September. The bride has lived in Shady Cove for 20 years. She was graduated from Kaule Point High school, and has 1 hron employed by the bureau of land management in Mod- fnnt. The bridegroom wits graHu aled from Rutin Falls High school In 1959. He served in the U S. Navy, and Is now cm- Given In marriage by her father, the bride wore a waltz length gown of Chantilly lace The skirt of the gown was fashioned of lace over tiers of tulle. She also wore keepsake crystal pendant be longing to her mother. Her fingertip length tulle veil was held by a Juliet cap with seed pear! crown and she carried cascade bouquet of pink roses. Miss Jeanne Henry, Talent an aunt of the bride, was maid of honor. She wore princess style frock of light blue silk with bell skirt, and blue slippers. Her headdress was a blue crown float veil and her bouquet was of pink carnations. Carson Chase Jr., Bly brother of the bridegroom served as best man. Dennis Guyer and Ray Weinhold. Ashland, a brother of the bride, seated the guests Two grandmothers of the bride were present for the ceremony, Mrs. A. R. Wein hold, Leavenworth, Wash and Mrs. J. J. Henry, Talent Both wore white Ester Reed daisy corsages. For the wedding and the reception which followed in the Hunt room for the Tally Ho restaurant, the bride mother wore a blue flower ed silk gown and white ac cessories. The mother of the bridegroom chose a beige tin en sheath frock with blue ac cessories. Both wore white carnation corsages. Mrs. Charles McCain, an aunt of the bride, cut and served the wedding cake Mrs. James Henry, an aunt of the bride, and Miss Sally Helm served the punch. Mrs Sanford Berman, Richmond Calif., a cousin of the bride, was in charge of the gifts, and Miss Ann Williamson was at the hride's book, The floral decorations for the wedding and reception were arranged by Mrs. Glenn Logan, a family friend. The newly married couple traveled to Lake of the Woods for their wedding trip, The bride chose a blue bro cade sheath dress with while accessories and a pink rose bud corsage for traveling. Out of town guests included Merl Weinhold, Leavenworth, Wash.; Miss Susan Smith Washington, D. C; Mrs. Dav- Couple Departs After Visit Here Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Bowers of Yuha City, Calif., have re turned home after visiting with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Bowers, 48 Rose ave nue. The couple had returned his mother who had visited with them for two weeks. She also saw another son and his wife. Mr. and Mrs. Dana W. Bowers Jr., who arrived at Yuha City from their home in North Hollywood, Calif. While Mr. and Mrs. E. F Bowers were in Medford a family dinner was held with the n. W. Bowers' son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs M. B Woods and family of Murphy, a son and daughter-in-law Mr. and Mrs. F. s Bowers Bnd family nf Mod- ford, and another son, C. V Mowers, Central Point. Delegate Leaves For Convention Mrs. Harry Bryant, 1312 Roddy avenue, will attend the ployed at the Ketchikan pulp I , Py-,hf.n s,rr, ' A 12 through 1ft The ronven- mill Coming from a distance tn the wedding were Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Kadin. unole and aunt of the bridegroom. Sal em; Philip Telford, uncle of the bride. Mabton, Wash ; Mrs A1 Curtis and daughter, An nalie. Eugene: Mr. and Mrs Alan Landers and daughters. Prlneville; Mr and Mrs Frank llixon, cousins of the bride. Fort Lewis, Wash ; and Mr. and Mis, Edward France and children, Seattle. Wah. Navy Mothers Plan Picnic on Tuesday tion will be hold in Chicago, III Mrs. Bryant is a past Brand chief of the Oregon Pythian Sisters. Mr. and Mrs. Brant are visiting in Portland before leaving for the midwest. On their return trip they will stop in Louisville, Ky , to visit a son, Robert Bryant. Seth Buliis Home After Trip East Seth Buliis, IS Florence avenue, arrived home last week atler spending a month in the Fast visiting his son- in-law and daughter, Mr, and will Mrs. John M. Tarsons. Ann.in- July - Hale. Va . and B! MnHi-hilrfr.n 17. at the home nf Mrs. James Carolvn. fruuiv. Robert nd Wicker, Rrtfl Adams lane All Nancy. mothers of Navy, Marine Kn route west Mr. RulMa Icemen are welcome to alten , stopped in Seattle where he Corps, or Coast Guard I attended the World's Fair servicemen are welcome to j prior In returning to Medtord attend. Jiilj- 11. Nnvv Mothers cluh hold a picnic Tuesday. P ill PM 7 H V tlt4i lrv,Sl 1 vyVi7 , ft iji' V'rv r iU-li I Bjy f'lyff ? Ai.Wy t"" tr llin ill'. I IWtlH ram 4' A -VL3 ov, Jn 1 "" tX-J Your Future Is Knit new knitting directions ironi a collection of patterns to follow eostums with i itriped irbleusa, in njy or grey wool, cqusrfl knit version, pittemed most'y in royal b!u cr butterscotch wool, with a solid colored ovirb'suse. eich.StolSs'zes, 59 95
