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: -fir ' Traveling throughout the Northwest visiting relatives prior to leaving for Scotland are Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Caroll Brooks who were recent houseguesti of her mother, Mn. Wallace Long, 3395 Freeland road. Central Point. Mn. Brooks is the former Miss Karen Frohs, whose wedding was an event of July 7 in San Diego, Calif. Tuesday Meetings The White Cross Mission ary circles nf the Women's Fellowship of the First Bap tist church will meet Tues day, July 24, starting at 10 a.m. for the day circles. Those attending day circles are to take a sack lunch and scis sors. Ruth circle will meet with the chairman, Mrs. George Allen, at her home, 1101 Huener lane, Jacksonville; Mrs. John Casad Jr. will be hostess to her circle, Martha, at 2670 Elliott st. Mrs. F. J. Higdon, Box 443. Camp Ba ker road, will be hostess to WEDDING... Announcements Imprinted Wedding Napkins Punch Bowl Rentals 217 E. Main St Medford SPRING & STARTS TOMORROW DRESSES Casuals Cocktails Jacket Dresses SUITS A Good Selection SPORTSWEAR Reduced Vb Includes Swim Suits, Shorts, Blouses, Shirts, Jackets, Etc ALL SALES SALI It at eer Medford Stare Cly, 617 E. Main, etfra Phone 772-8M1 Set by Circles Rebecca circle, according to the chairman, Mrs. Dora Brantley; Esther circle will meet at the Don Minear home, 1396 Griffin Creek road; and Elizabeth circle will meet with Mrs. N. A. Mead, 3471 Oakpine way, Central Point. The Lois circle, meeting at 7:30 p.m., will gather at the Doyle Franklin home, 401 King st. Returns Wonder O. R. Campbell recently returned from a trip to Sacramento, Calif. aim flnairit's SEMI-ANNUAL SUMMER FASHIONS! It's our yearly July Clearance Salel All spring and summer merchandise now greatly reduced for quick clear-away. We need room for our new fall fashions! So do come in and browse around. $1Vi95 Now Reduced To l a" Sweaters now SCOO ONLY V up JEWELRY Vz PRICE FINAL - NO RETURN - NO Couple Visits Relatives In Valley After Wedding: J o Central Point Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Carroll Brooks left Saturday morning for their home in San Diego, Calif., after visiting Mrs. Brooks' mother, Mrs. Wallace Long, and Mr. Long, 3395 Freeland road, Central Point. The couple was on their wed ding trip. Mrs. Brooks is the former Miss Karen Frohs of Jackson ville. Her father is Carl Frohs of Oswego, Ore. Mr. Brooks' parents are Mr. and Mrs. Homer L. Brooks. San Diego. The couple's marriage was an event of July 7 in tne Scott Memorial church in San Diego. Thomas C. Castro, La Mesa, Calif., a brother-in-law of the bride, gave her in marriage. For her wedding the bride chose a white brocaded cotton two-piece frock which she wore with white accessories. Her corsage was a purple orchid. Mrs. Castro, the former Miss Connie Frohs of Jack sonville, was honor attendant for her sister. Her pink sheath dress also was of bro caded cotton and she wore matching pink accessories. Her corsage was of pink and white carnations. Richard D. Brooks, brother of the bridegroom, was best man. Pink gladioli and white car nations decorated the church. The reception was held after the ceremony at the home of the bridegroom's brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Homer L. Brooks Jr., in San Diego. The bride Is a 1959 gradu ate of Jacksonville High school and is employed in San Diego by Carter, John son, Inc. The bridegroom was gradu ated from California, Western university and is an airman second class. He will leave soon for Maryland where he will receive a three months training before leaving for Scotland where he is to be stationed at the Royal Air Force base for three years. The bride plans to continue with her employment in San Diego during the training period, then Join her husband in Scotland. While on their wedding trip they also attended a fam ily reunion in Salem at the home of the bride's aunt, Mrs. Ted Wangler and Mr. Wang ler. In Oswego they were guests of her father and Mrs. Frohs, and also of the bride's grandmother, Mrs. Anna Frohs. COATS $0095 up Tom rvM mrrnum airs 10 t r: A.el.ed. Phone 482-3feS MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFO. 0BGl From there the couple con tinued to Ocean Lake on the coast where they stayed for two days at the beach home of Mr. and Mrs. Frohs. While in this area the bride was honored at a shower for which Mrs. Floyd Wyatt and her daughter. Miss Robin Wyatt, were hostesses in their home in Jackson ville Guest included Miss Martv Wyatt, Mrs. Gerald Stewart Miss Nancy Niedermeyer, Mrs. Dale McCay and Mrs. Marty Perreard. all of Jack sonville; Mrs. Richard Foran, Eagle Point, and Mrs. Long, the bride's mother. Miss Janet L, Hobbs Spring Wedding Planned by Pair Central Point-Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hobbs, 143 Bush street. Central Point, announce the engagement of their daugh ter, Miss Janet L. Hobbs, to Delton G. Trautman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Emil Trautman, Old Stage road, Central Point. Miss Hobbs was graduated from Crater High school in 1962. She is employed by Dr. B. L. Turner in Central Point. Mr. Trautman is also a gradu ate of Crater High school. He employed by the Rogue River Valley Creamery, and plans to attend Oregon State university in the fall. The couple plan a spring wedding. Family Visiting At Elmore Home Mrs. Robert Anderson and children, Susan, Bobby and Donny, of Lakewood, Calif., arrived last week for a 10 day visit with Mrs. Ander son's mother, Mrs. E. S. Stro ther, and Mr. Strother. and her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Elmore, 1059 Morrow road. Also visiting with the El mores is Robert Berg, Port land, who is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Berg, all former Medford residents. He is a former classmate of John Elmore. JL a-r-2 I V;' ' I,,,.... , r..p Miss Linda Ann Aubrey Students Plan December Rites Central Point Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Aubrey, 500 Grand avenue, Central Point, announce the engagement of their daughter, Linda Ann, to Larry Lee Bucy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bucy, Caldwell, Idaho. Miss Aubrey was graduated from Medford High school in 1961, and both young people are now attending San Jose Bible college, San Jose, Calif. The wedding is planned for December 2R, in Medford. Receptions To Be Held Dr. and Mrs. Alvin Roberts and children. Lawrenre. .in. dith, and Phyllis. rniri Point, who will leave for Hamadan, ;,-an. on WeHn. day, July 25, will be honored at two receptions at the First Presbyterian church in Med ford today. The Roberts familv will t. tend both the 9:30 and 11 o'clock morning church serv ices, and a reception will fol low each service. The Wal church has undertaken to fi nance the transportation costs to and from the middle east ern country for the doctor and his family. Dr. Roberts will be work ing the Hamadan Christian hospital. His work is being sponsored by the Commission on ecumenical. Missions and Relations of the United Pres byterian church. The family will also he honored at a farewell service this evening at the Medford Friends church, of which they are members. They will participate in the 7:30 o'clock service. The social hour fol lowing the service will be in their honor. 4 To Meet Mrs. Ranald Axlell will talk on "Old Fashioned Roses" at meeting of the Medford Rose society, sched uled to be held in the court house auditorium Monday, July 23. The meeting will be gin at 7:45 p.m. Reports will also be given on the northwest district convention. DHASTIC AUCTIONS ON ENTIRE STOCK! Girdles Pontic Girdles Bras Foundations IDAH M. WOOD, Corsetiere RETIRING FROM BUSINESS! Everything Must Go!!! Reductions to COST and Less! NOT Odds and Ends, NOT Discontinued Items NOT shopworn or soiled, but ALL BRAND NEW Merchandise in famous brand names Such as: Gossard Goddess Charmfit Olga Love Smoothie Cordelia Kayser Wispese Marja Beverly Vogue Accentuette Marian Gates Melene of Hollywood Lilyette Bestform TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THESE VALUES! IDAH M. WOOD Personalized Corsetry 617 E. Main 772-6547 Miss Peterson, Miss Eaden Engaged To Twin Brothers Two recent engagement an nouncements, one in Eugene and the other in Milwaukie are of interest to residents as the bridegrooms-elect are the Women Back From Baptist Conference Mrs. Clifford Young and Mrs. William White recently returned from the American Baptist Woman's conference held at Linfield college, Mc Minnville. The women repre sented the Eastwood Baptist church in Medford. The con ference was held July 16, 17 and 18, and 126 women from the American Baptist churches in Oregon attended. Following the theme "Here in Is Love," Mrs. Lewis Brown, a retired missionary, who served for 37 years with her husband in the Congo field, spoke at Monday eve ning's banquet on "Love Let ters and Reflections," Tues day on "Congo Kaleidoscope" and Wednesday on "Africa's Heart." Mrs. Frank Pattison, Eu gene, and Mrs. t. D. ray tor, Roseburg, state president and vice-president of the American Baptist Women, presided at the conference. Workshops were held for each division of officers of the associations and local societies of the state. Local yearbooks for 1961-62 were judged for excellence and that from Eastwood was chosen to receive first place. Fellowship Guild scholarships were presented to two Oregon girls, from McMinnville and Roseburg. Couple Wed In Ashland Rites Miss Jeanette Hazel Day became the bride rf Maynard Wayne Talley, Ashland, Fri day, July 13, in a ceremony held at the home of the bride groom's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Talley, 243 Granite street, Ashland. The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marion Day, 417 King street. Justice of the Peace Frances Gallatin performed the cere mony at 6 o'clock in the eve ning. The bride wore a red sheath frock with while acces sories for her wedding, and her flowers were carnations. For the wedding trip to the coast, she chose a white suit. The newlywed couple are making their home at 2431-4 Granite street, Ashland. The bride attenriel Med ford High school. The bride groom attended Roseburg schools, and Is employed by Southern Pacific railroad. Love Family Hosts Brother Prospect Mr. and Mrs. Blair Stephens and family, Portland, were recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Love. Mr. Stephens is a brother of Mrs. Love. All Sales Final No Returns No Refunds twin sons of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Landers, R40 Marshall lane, Medford. In Eugene the engagement of Miss Merrilyn Peterson of that city to the Rev. Ted W. Landers was announced by her father, Willie Peterson. In Milwaukie the engage ment of Miss Marcene Eaden, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ken neth Eaden, Oregon Cilv, to the Rev. Ned S. Landers' was announced at the conclusion of the ordination service of the bridegroom-elect. The an nouncement was made by the Rev. Donald Baker, minister of the Milwaukie First Barlist church. Miss Peterson and the Rev. Ted Landers plan a January wedding. She is a graduate of Estacada High school and is a student at Judsnn Baptist college, Portland. Miss Eaden is a student in nursing at Emanuel hospital in Portland and will complete her training next year. Their fiances are crarinaio. of Medford Hirh c,-l,.i Southern Oregon college and Western Conservative Raniii Theological seminary. Port land. The Rev. Ted Landers is director of Christian educa tion at the Burlingame Bap tist church, Portland. His brother is minister of vonth at the First Baptist church. Milwaukie. Dr.. Wolforri A Dawes, former minister of thp First Baptist church, Medford, preached at the ordination services of the two men. No wedding date has been set by Miss Eaden and the Rev. Ned Landers. and Northern f , r Stiver gift to " -IM P rM -" ' pleast both men jr m. " & A. Baby Picture $3.75 ITTT fjtl " MJ j B. Galley Tray-Speeial $7.95 r 'ElrggA fjf 1 C. Bar Knife $5.95 JJ Iff I phyfe D. Stamp Holder $4.95 -Sssk 1 sj E. Coaster & Ash Tray !' ' ;jl i fjfe f. Bride & Groom 'Tfe Jjij ijl 5 Toasting Cup $11.00 ' W ' Wi SssL LLl3,l G. Candy Dish $10.95 V L J ' "" Eg H. Pipkin and Tray $16.75 ' X"!? "" ' ' I. Cordial Cup $4.00 K " TSpSHt s'VV-aarlsBlIP i J. Double Jigger . $11.00 gjjffij rVl j K. Revere Bowl (plate) $6.60 V'e'Tf )J 1 W I. Piggy Bank $7.25 f I WirATM ", fW. M. Candy Dish (pl.t.)... $8.95 1 LWKtf N. Marriage Cup $15.00 lt '' UffJS O. Thimble jigger $3.95 KjfflK P. Shrimp Dish $16.50 fSO.'Jl Phone and , YU AY l TCfcWS M.,IOrrl l AVP fcvlKT1 accepted. SUNDAY. JULY 22. Miss Carol McBeth Jacksonville Miss Carol McBeth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. McBeth, Is vacationing for the summer in California. She has been a guest nf Mrs. Helen Sanford and daughter. Miss Kathy Sanford. Los Angeles, former Jacksonville residents. Dur ing this week she will travel to Guadulupe, Calif., for a visit with her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. UNDER NEW BUDGET SAVER DRY CLEANING Each Garment Professionally Cleaned Spotted Pressed MEN'S SLACKS LADIES' PLAIN SWEATER, PLAIN SKIRTS MEN'S AND LADIES' PLAIN SUITS, COATS, DRESSES BIG Y CLEANERS PHONE 773-1919 FREE PICKUP AND DELIVERY C 3 Visits Friends Frank Long, also former val. ley residents, and their daughter, Lori. Before returning ahe wilt be a guest at the home of her aunt and uncle, Mr and Mrs. Clifford McBeth in San Lui Obispo, Calif. To Fair Wonder Mr. and Mrs. James Bassett visited the Se attle World's Fair recently. MANAGEMENT! 1962 I - h. ill-1 immrrrsemaisrriswaieririi setneaitnsMi
