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SUNDAY, AUGUST 26,
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON
Gruber-Kay Ceremony
Held at Medford Church
The Sacred Heart Catholic , tana in IflfiO. He was a resi
church of Medford was the dent assistant, and a member
letting for the marriage oflof the Forestry club and
Ann Camille Kay to Gerald ; Druids.
Gruber at high noon August j For going away the bride
18. The Rev. William B. jwore a pink floral sheath
Vaughters officiated at theldrcss with matching chiffon
double-ring ceremony before
an altar banked with tall
standards of pink and white
gladioli. Miss Marilyn Gulden
was the organist.
The bride is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth L.
Kay, formerly of Valicr,
Mont, and now residing in
Brewster, Wash. The bride
grooms parents are Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Gruber, Silver-
ton. Ohio.
coat and white accessories,
and a corsage from her bridal
bouquet. After a honeymoon
spent traveling in Canada,
the newlyweds will be at
home at 800 South Oakrinle
avenue in Medford. Mr. Gru
ber is employed at the Bureau
of Land Management.
Here for the wedding in ad
dition to the bride's parents
and the bridegroom's parents
and their family were Bob
Fsrnrinrf hv hor father the i Routh, Mr.' and Mrs. Loroy
bride wore a Duchess design I w.ch ,and "'''' Welch. Gold
I Hill; Mr. and Mrs. Arlan
with low cut collar and fitted Kohl- Rnseburg; Robert Fow- j
peplum. Her silk illusion veil
fell from a pleated satin
crown and she carried white
gladioli and lemon leaves.
Attending the bride as
matron of honor was her sis
ter. Mrs. Marion Ballard,
George, Wash., who wore a
beige silk sheath, matching
hat and chapel veil. Her bou
quel was pink gladioli.
Larry Gruber, Silverton,
was his brother's best man
and Craig Smith and Marion
Ballard ushered.
The bride's mother wore an
aquamarine lace suit and the
bridegroom's mother an em
broidered yellow dress. Both
had corsages of white glad'
ioli and rosebuds.
Following the riles lunch
eon was served at North's
The bridal party was seated at
a lace-covered table decorated
with pink gladioli, white
chrysanthemums and tall
white tapers. Small tables for
the guests, and the parents
table held vases of similar
flowers.
The bride's nephew, Danny
Ballard, took charge of the
guest book. Mrs. Leroy Welch
cut the wedding cake, and
Miss Bonnie Allingham, Pros
pect, served punch.
The bride was graduated
from the University of Oregon
in June, receiving her bach
elor degree in finance and
economics. Formerly she at
tended Montana State univer
sity for three years where
she became a member of Phi
Chi Thcta, a national business
womans fraternity. She is a
graduate of the Valier High
school.
The bridegroom attended
schools in Cincinnati, Ohio,
and was graduated in forestry
from I he University of Mon-
Medford Woman
Now in Germany
Mrs. Stanley K. Young left
August 22 for Germany by
way of the polar route and
will join her husband who is
serving with the Army In field
communications out of Frank
furt. Mrs. Young Is the former
Miss Jacqueline Smith, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Jim G.
Smith, Route 4. Bov 323, Ar
nold lane, Medford. She is a
10SP Jacksonville High school
graduate and until leaving for
her trip was employed at the
East. Side Beauty salon.
Mr. Young is a son of Mr.
and Mrs. Chester Johnson,
former Medford residents,
now of Stockton, Calif. He Is
a Medford High school grad
uate. He spent 17 weeks In
basic training at Ft. Ord,
Calif , and immediately fol
lowing on January of this
year, left for Germany.
The couple expect to live In
Germany for the next year.
New Dance Club
Organized Here
The first dance of the new
"Over 30" dance club will he
held Friday, September 14,
l the Jackson House. This
new club is open to the pub
lic, and is being formed for
people who enjoy dancing.
Dnnces will be held each
Friday night at the Jackson
House. The Millalres will fur
nish the music, and lessons In
the Latin dances will be given
for one-half hour before each
dance.
Further information may
he nhlained from W. Paik.
director. 773-,Vtfi.V
Birthday Observed
At Swimming Party
Miss Kathy Browns was
honored with a swimming par
ty in rrlchration of her
twelfth birthday, August 22.
She is a daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. B. B. Browns. S7S!) Cra
ter Luke highway.
Attending were the Misses
Connie Paul. Dianne Over.
Vicki Browns, Lorl Morton.
Niincy Pelican. Pauletle Sim
mons, Gaylee Felkner. Jeff
and Bruce Browns.
Miss Browns was prescnled
cards and gifts from those at
tending.
Guest
Aihland - A summer gurt
visiting with Mrs. F.. T Carl
Ion of the Carlton nmtei 2230
Siskiyou boulevard. Is a iong
time friend. Mrs. F.. C. Joy
of Corona, Calif.
ler and Charles Morganstean,
Missoula, Mont
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Mr. and Mrs. Garald Gruber
(Routh photo)
of Medford has set Monday
September 17, as the date for
their benefit fall style show
and luncheon at the Rogue
Valley Country club.
Several Rogue Valley stores
will participate in the event,
which is scheduled to start at
12 o'clock noon. Following
the fashion show and luncn
eon, those who wish may re
main to play cards.
Co-chairmen for the func
tion are Mrs. John Lynch and
Mrs. William Cownlng. A
committee headed by Mrs.
Charles Mickelson is planning
the decorations. Mrs. Roger
Sterton is in charge of the
menu and music, and Mrs.
Donald Jackson is planning
the programs.
Hostesses are being selected
by Mrs. Floyd Hart. Mrs. N. J.
Wilson is in charge of the
Fall Fashion Show Set
By Junior Service League
The Junior Service league models, and Mrs. Fred Lewis
is arranging for the prizes.
Commentator for the style I
show will be Mrs. Carl Wim-1
berly Jr.
Reservations may be made
with Mrs. Richard Hensley at
773-1958. j
Proceeds from the benefit
will go to the kindergarten
for hard-of-hcaring children
which the League operates.
To Leave
Mrs. Richard Frederick and
four children, Jan, Shauna.
Bruce and Matthew, Whitman
place, will leave tomorrow
for Sacramento, Calif., from
where they will board the
train for Nephi, Utah. In that
city they will be guests of
Mrs. Frederick's parents, Dr.
and Mrs. P. L. Jones.
Sundayi .
I p.m. - Disabled American
Veterans and auxiliary,
Grants Pass city park.
Monday:
12:30 p.m. - Rogue and
Crater chapters, Grandmother
clubs of America, Mrs. Harry
Cole, 10 South Keeneway
drive.
7:45 p.m. - Natural Foods
associates public meeting, lit
tle auditorium, Medford High
school.
Tuesday!
8 p.m. - Alpha Beta chap
ter, Beta Sigma Phi, Mrs.
Harris Ross, 2432 EdBemont
drive.
8 p.m. - Past Chiefs club,
Pythian sisters. Mrs. Walter
Grochocki, Coleman Creek
road.
Wednesday:
II a.m. - Security Benefit
club, Knights of Pythias hall.
12 noon - Trinity Noon
series, Tr'-"y Episcopal
church, Ashland. B
6:30 p.m. -r Rogue Valley
Home Economists and hus
bands, Mrs. James A. Wells,
723 Palm street.
At Fair
Ashland - Recent Ashland
visitors to the Seattle World's
fair were Mrs. R. Drew Lamb,
634 Iowa street, and her sons,
Richard, New York City, and
James, Ashland.
Group Makes Trip
Up River by Boat
Eagle Point Several Eagle.
Point residents traveled to
Gold Beach recently from
where they made the trip up
the Rogue river by mail boat.
Included were Mrs. Vera Kim
mel, Mrs. Ethel Coy, Mrs.
Raymond Harnish, Mr. and
Mrs. Rick Wolgamott and
children, and Miss Nettie
Halte, Arago, Ore.
Geo. Grabow
1365 Kings Hwy., Medford
Phong 772-8560
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