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SUNDAY. AUGUST 12. 19e2 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFOHD. OREGON : ' r lukV. f Miss Anna McDuffea. daughter of Mr. and Mri. Paul Mc Duffee, 2000 Hillcrest road, ii pictured above wearing a street length frock with brocaded gold and gilver bodice, and full white chiffon skirt, which ehe modeled during the sec ond annual Rogue Valley Pan-Hellenic association lea given August 4 in the gardens of the Berwick L. Wood home, 2235 Oakwood drive. Miss McDuffee will be a junior student at Oregon State college this fall. Fashions for the tea were lurnished by Jean Hart, Inc. ;v h. d Miss Sharon Thompson Betrothal News Is Made Known By Thompsons Centra! Point - Mr. and nil's. Russell D. Thompson, Route 1, Box 13, Central Point, announce the engage ment of Iheir daughter, Shar on Louise Thompson, to Don did Ray Pfalf, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pfatf, 647 Laurel street, Cenlral Point. No wedding date has been j set . i Both Miss Thompson and her fiance are graduates of Cralcr High school with the class of lllfil. Miss Thompson is employed by School District fiC as a secretary in the office of the principal of elementary schools. Mr. Pfaff is on Hie sliilf of Pacific Power and Light company. Annual Tea Set Tuesday Tlu annual August silver lea given by nientbers of the Women's association of the First Presbyterian church will be held at the home of Dr. and Mrs. D. Kirkland West. 2550 Old Military road, Tuesday, August 14. Hours will be from 2::t0 to 5 o'clock. Mrs. Lloyd Neilson. chair man of the lea. has an nminrcd that all interested women are invited. Wedding Date Set By Couple Mr and Mrs. Howard F.. Messenger, North Aurora. Ill , Imve announced the engage, mcnt and approaching mar riage of their daughter, De borah Edith, to Michael Oliver Stearns, son of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Steams. 3547 Delta Waters road, Medford. The wedding is planned for September 8 in the First Con gregational church in Aurora The bride elect attended Aurora schools, and Is now a teacher of art at the Univer sity of Chicago. Mr. Steams Is graduate of Medford High school. He is now serving with the U.S. Army at Ft. Benning. Ga., and plans In return to classes at (lie University of Oregon spring term, 1063. Ml and Mrs. Slearns will travel to Aurora for the wedding. y s V Jfc "V v. Newlyweds Make Home In Medford Mr. and Mrs. Kred McCall Baulcy are living at 642 Pine street following their wedding ' July 22 in the Open Bible Standard church, Medford. The single ring ceremony was performed at 2:30 o'clock in the afternoon by the Rev. Virgil Harsh. The bride is Ihe former Mrs. Marguerite Marie Fletch er. For her wedding the bride chose a rose lace dress over taffeta which she wore with white accessories. VJer corsage was of white carnations. Mrs. Guy Nelson, matron of honor, wore a blue and white figured silk dress with white accessories and her cor sage was of pink flowers. Mr. Nelson was best man. A reception attended by about 30 guests was held after the ceremony and was given by the bride's daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Milt on Medcalf. in their home at 310 North Berkeley way. The reception color theme was pink and arrangements of j pink gladiolus and pink cand-! les decorated the Medcalf! home. i The wedding cake was served by Mrs. Albert Cole.! Pouring punch was the bride's ; daughter. Mrs. William' Slraube, who whs here for j the occasion from Corvallis, with Mr. Strauhc and their children, Bill. John and Don na. Mrs. James Fletcher, a daughter-in-law of the bride who had come from Cupcr tina, Calif., with Mr. Fletcher, the bride's son, and their chil dren, Jimmy, Terry and Len ny, served coffee. She was as sisted by Mrs. Medcalf. The bride is employed by the Dumas Laundry and Dry Cleaners and ihe bridegroom j is an employee of the Nye- Naumes Packing company. I The bride has lived In this vicinity for about 32 years 1 and the bridegroom has been a resident for about 2fi years. "Dcammidd.. DIRECT TO YOU FROM THE Jl II If If WW f fz Con vvmonf Miss Zimmerman Wed To Jay Carlton Mullen From San Marino, Calif., comes news of the wedding of Miss Nancy Jo Zimmerman to Jay Carlton Mullen of Med ford. The bride is a daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Norval F. Zimmerman, San Marino, and the bridegroom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. N. B, Mullen, 27 North Barneburg road, Med ford. The marriage ceremony look place July 2(1 at Christ chapel of San Marino Com munity church. The Rev. Ben T. Cowlcs officiated. The cer emony was attended by about 50 family friends and rela tives, and the reception which followed in the garden of the Zimmerman home was for 250 guests. The bride's gown of white peau de soie, was fash ioned with portrait neckline, and a cummerbund of Alen con lace accented the high waistline. A Dior rose held the folds of the skirt at the back. A leaf-shaped headdress held the bride's shoulder length veil and she carried an open Bible with lily-of-the-valley, slcphanotis and butter fly orchids. Mrs. John N. Snowden Jr., Sacramento, Calif., sister of the bridegroom, was honor at tendant and bridesmaids were Miss Susan Zimmerman, sis ter of the bride, and Miss Ju dith Erland, Portland. Their aquamarine frocks were fash ioned with bodices of frosted lace and hell-shaped skirts of Methodist Ceremony Weds Pair Vivian Belknap Thatcher, daughter of Mrs. Mary Bel knap, .'CIO Plum street, and Raymond Belknap, 28R4 Syl via road, Central Point, be came the bride of Karl Ed ward Walker, son of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Walker of Mullen, Ida., in riles read July 29 in the Medford First Meth odist church. Fifteen friends and rela tives attended the ceremony which was performed by Dr. George Roseberry at 4 o'clock in the afternoon. Mis. B. II. Belknap, a sis ter-in-law nf Ihe bride, was tnalrnn of honor and Mr. Bel knap served as best man. The bride, given in mar riage by her father, wore a blue print (lowered nylon and chiffon street length dress with navy blue accessories. She carried a bouquet of pink and white roses and carna tions. The matron of honor was dressed in a pink bro cade sheath dress with bone colored accessories and her bouquet was of pink carna-l lions. Baskets of pink and white flowers decorated the altar, i Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Bel knap gave the reception in the patio at their home at B7 Perrydale avenue. Cutting and serving the cake was Mrs. G. W. Kellinglon and serving the punch was Mrs. Richard Casey. About 2.7 persons at tended. The bride attended Texlile High school in New York Cilv I and is a mullililh operator. The bridegroom received his i education in Mullan, Idaho schools. He is cninloved hv Ihe Nye and Naumes Tacking company. Mary Lee Rutledge Guest in Hornbrook Ilnrnbrook Miss Mary Lee Rulledge spent last week end here with her parents and brother and sisters, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Rutledge and Ann, David, and John, and with h grandmother, Mrs. Mary Kurt. Miss Rutledge, a June graduate of C'hico State col lege, is employed as a secre tary in tlie California State K c o n o m i c s Peveiopment anency In Sacramento. f OURCE Open Fri N. t-LN I IvAL U 1908 h- . Till 9 Tltmi tt Dir4 peau de soie with velvet bows at the waistline and all wore matching veiled headdresses and short white glace gloves. They carried bouquets of white glamellias. Dr. Zimmerman gave his daughter in marriage and Frank Albert, Medford, was best man for Mr. Mullen, Bruce Zimmerman, brother of the bride, and Jack Mullen, brother of the bridegroom, were ushers, For the wedding ceremony and reception the bride's mother wore a beige silk dress with beige lace over blouse. The bridegroom's mother was attired in a sheath of pale pink silk. Their flow ers were white orchids. White carnations and gladi oli decorated the chapel and for the garden reception, large hanging baskets of white flowers were arranged around the pool, the house and the garden. A boat of flowers floated In the pool and can dles were placed on the lily pads. The newlyweds traveled to Mexico for their wedding trip, the bride wearing a brown linen suit. In September they will go to Lexington, Ky., where the bridegroom will study for his master's degree in history at the University of Kentucky and Mrs. Mullen will continue her study of art. Later Mr. Mullen plans to ap ply for a teaching position in Tanganyika, Africa. Among the wedding guests were Bruce West, William Foote and Jerry Close, all of Medford. I 'M- AAnMTS2r)JlArDS AADn . . 5' I I " Crisp-lyne plaid dresses for misses' and half-sizes only Where but Wards would you find so much fine quality and fashion for tfie money! Dark-hued plaids, bright plaids, plaids that know no sea son! Woven yarn-dyed combed cotton, Arnel triacetate and cotton, acetate and cotton blends, all washable! Don't miss this buy! SATISFACTION UK Mrs, Jay Carlton Mulltn (Curtis photo) Son is Visitor At Parker Home Ashland A record visi tor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. J, Parker, 1067 Ash land street, was their son Don ald Gould. He had been re leased from active duty with the armed forces on August 1 and was en route to Las Vegas, Nev., where he is em ployed by Pacific Airlines. GUARANTEED or your money back! i Return Ashland - Mrs. Lowell Ager, 63 Gresham street, and her sister-in-law. Miss Emma Quick, Central Point, have re turned from an extended motor vacation to Alaska and Canada. Included were an air flight to Point Barrow, Mt. McKinlcy park and the Co lumbia Glacier, as well as a stop in Seattle to attend the World's fair. Reception Honors Pair After Church Ceremony Central Point - Miss Pa tricia Laureen Smith and Roger Duane Copley were married in August 3 rites at tended by only family mem bers. The 7:30 o'clock eve ning ceremony was held in the Medford Central Church of Christ with the Rev. John V. Heberling performing the double ring service. The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Smith, Route 1, Box 266, Cen tral Point, and the bride groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Ance Copley, 1205 South Stage road, Medford. The bride, given in mar riage by her father, wore a white brocaded suit with semi-fitted jacket and her shoulder length tulle veil was held by a tiara trimmed with pink rosebuds. Her corsages was of pink rosebuds. Miss Irene Wilson, maid of honor, wore a pale blue nylon sheath dress and her corsag was of white carnations. James Gould, Medford, was best man and Richard Smith, a brother of the bride, was usher. The church was decorated with bouquets of white and pink gladioli and the wedding music was played by Miss Jean Cunningham. Raceplion Givan About 50 persons attended the reception given by the bride's parents at the church rooms, which were decorated with white and pink dahlias. Coffee was served by Miss Wilson; and cousins of the m MONTGOMERY WARD .i WHETHER YOU'RE OFF TO CAMPUS OR OFFICE go Brentshire WARDS WONDERFUL WAY TO FINE FASHION ON A BUDGET Yei, go Brentshire, the famous fashion choice of fashion-wise women everywhere ! They know they're choosing quality . . . quality of de sign, workmanship, fabrics. 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Mrs. Copley, the bride groom's mother, wore a two piece beige jacket dress with dark pink accessories and a WEDDING.. Announcements imprinted Wedding Napkins Punch Bowl Rentals 217 I. Main St. Madford Home Ceremony Marries Couple Ashland - In a wedding service held Sunday evening, August 5, Ruby Minear be- icame the wife of Bert Kim jsey. The ceremony was per formed by the Rev. P. Mai 'colm Hammond, D D., of the First Methodist church, at I the new home of the couple, ,605 Elkadcr street. The rites were witnessed i by Mrs. Homer Bissell and George Felger. In Ashland Ashland - Week end visl I tors at the home of Mr. and j Mrs. Harry Larsen, 76 Alida street, were Mrs. Larsen's j sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Johnson, Se j attle. matching pink carnation cor sage. The bride is a graduate of Crater High school, and the bride groom was graduated from Medford High school. Ha is employed by the Piggly Wiggly company. 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