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MEDFOBD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 16. 1962 -C 3 ' , VMAmAk. Misi Linda Hatcher SOC Graduates Engaged To Wed Butic Falls-Mr. and Mis. S. J. Hatcher, Butte Falls, an nounce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Linda Hatcher, to Eldon Francis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Fran cis, Stevenson, Wash., former ly of Medford. Miss Hatcher was graduat ed from Coquille High school and attended the University of Oregon. She is 1962 gradu ate of Southern Oregon col lege and is an elementary school teacher in Eugene. Her fiance is a graduate of Medford High school and Southern Oregon college and is a teacher and football "coach at the Eagle Point Jun ior High school. No wedding date has been set. Chapter, Wives To Hold Dinner Oregon chapter, Royal Arch Masons, and the Royal Arch Widows will hold the monthly potluck dinner Tuesday, Sep tember 18, at 6:30 p.m. at the Masonic temple, Jacksonville. All' Royal Arch Masons and their wives are invited to at tend. The committee for the eve ning will be Mrs. J. E. Craw ford, Mrs. Virgil Wilkes, and Mrs. Roy Gibbons. Mistletoe Camp Cancels Meeting Mistletoe camp. Royal Neighbors of America, will meet October 4. There will be no meeting September 20. FOR All YOUR FASHIONABLE PURPOSES. Smart ensembling in grey . . . exclusive ostf wool heather tweed sheath and matching lined coat . . . with Dacron Polyester and Avron blouse in grey or natural. Sizes 5-15. Exclusively at 617 E. Main Medford Ph. 772-8992 BROADWAY TICKET LEAGUE Membership Ticket Sale lobby Holly Thealrt i "Mary, Mary", "Carnival", Sept. 17-24-9 A.M. to 4 P.M. J "The 10th Man", raa310 ... ,' "A Shot in the Dark" New Age Church Scene of Rites Eagle Point - Ollie Marie Kennedy and Millroy Newell Charley were married Sep tember 8 in a 2 o'clock after noon ceremony read by the Rev. Dell E. Millard in the New Age church. The bride, who has lived on Table Rock road, is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Har ris. Medford. For her wedding the bride chose a light blue nylon lace frock over light blue taffeta. Her accessories were white and her flowers were a cor sage of pink roses. Mrs. Claus C. Charley, as matron of honor, wore a flow ered white silk jersey with white accessories. Claus Char ley, a cousin of the bride groom, served as best man. The bride, formerly of Ok lahoma, has lived for a num ber of years in the Eagle Point vicinity, and the bridegroom, who has lived in the county his entire life, is a rancher. The couple will live in the bridegroom's ranch home on Antelope creek, Route 1, Box 74, Eagle Point. Cow Belles Plan Luncheon, Show A style show and luncheon meeting will be held by the Jackson county Cow Belles Thursday, September 20, at Mon Desir Dining inn. The meeting will begin at 12:30 p.m., and luncheon will be served at 1 p.m. Siskiyou and Klamath county Cow Belles will be guests. Westerner store of Med ford will shiw western style clothing, and the Carriage House will show sports wear. Garden Center nursery will be n charge of table arrange ments. Reservations may be made by calling Mrs. Armin Richter or district representatives. Rainbow Girls Set Installation Installation will be held by Warren Assembly, Interna tional Order of Rainbow for Girls, at 2 o'clock this after noon in the Jacksonville Ma sonic temple. Miss Melba Graham will be installed worthy advisor; Miss Margaret Atkinson, worthy associate advisor; Miss Darcy Johnson, charity; Miss Susan Ritchey, hope; and Miss Edie Rcinking, faith. at jean hart's 180 E. Main Ashland Ph. 482-396S 2 I I V'"'---t' I If Uy... Mrs. William Thomas Hamlin (nghi) was honored at a tea given Thursday by her husband's mother. Mrs. Warren Hamlin (center) and Mrs. E. A. Liitrell at the latter'! home on Greenway circle. Here for the event was Mrs. T. E. Lindbloom, Roteburg, (at left) the honored guest's mother. The Tea Honors Recent Bride Mrs. William Thomas Ham lin, the former Carol Jean Lindbloom of Roseburg. was honored at a tea given Thurs day afternoon by her hus band's mother, Mrs. Warren Hamlin, and Mrs. E. A. Lit trell at the Littrell home on Greenway circle. The Hamlin Lindbloom marriage cer emony took place in mid August In Roseburg, and the newlyweds have been living in Medford. About October 10 Mr. and Mrs. Hamlin will leave for Newport, R. I., where he will report to Officer Candidate school of - the United States Navy. The honored guest's mother came down from Roseburg for the tea. Pouring were Mrs. W. H. Reichstein, Mrs. Warren Olson, Mrs. Jack Walker and Mrs. Joe Hcarin. The tea table was centered with an arrange ment of pink petunias in a silver container. About 85 guests attended the event. A J I I Where you rf) find the clothes M liua art Hamlin-Lindbloom marriage ceremony took place August 12 in St. George's Episcopal church. Roseburg, and the newlyweds are living here until the bridegroom reports for duty with the United States Navy at New port, R.I. " X ' Mrs. E. A. Littrell (at left) large lea given Thursday afternoon at her home on Green way circle, is shown here with San Carlos, Calif. Mrs. Wilder, bard and Mrs. Jack Walker, wedding of the Hubbard's daughter, Sandra, lo Thomas A Gaffney Jr., held yesterday afternoon. Honored guest at the tea Thursday was Mrs. William ding was a recent event and Warren Hamlin, was co-hostess event. (FBRST TBRfll IE EVER I! NOW! Sarong famous Stretch-ever Spandex Bra, Sale priced for the first time everl Sarong Cris-Cros Bra in Stretch-ever Spandex Elastle Provides Separate Arm and Cup Movement . . Slops bra bind. Lowest Price ever on a Sarong Bral convenient ptrfcino, it to asv to vittt Robimon Bros., nd downtown Mtdford nd shops. USE . . . rhty'rt f REE you shop DOWN. IN MEDFORD! mtcct Pkk'i, ethar stores THEM when TOWN one of the hostesses for a guest, Mrs. Peter Wilder, a sister of Mrs. Chester Hub came lo Medford to attend the Thomas Hamlin, whose wed. her husband's mother, Mrs. with Mrs. Littrell for the .Iilekll sarong SPANDEX BRA LIMITED TIME ONLY If Your CREDIT It GOOD It's GOOD at PICK'S OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS 7 P.M. to 9 P.M. Candlelight Ceremony Marries Medford Couple A candlelight ceremonv was held at 4 o'clock in the afternoon when Hazel E. Graten, 1411 Euclid avenue, became the bride of Allyn Adair Monroe. 344 North Central avenue. The bride is a daughter of Clarence M. Dunham, Oakland. Calif. Mr. and Mrs. F. Adair Monroe, New Orleans, La., are the bridegroom's parents. The ceremony was held in Meeker Memorial chapel of the First Methodist church here on Saturday, September 8. The Rev. Robert Maxson, pastor of Hope Presbyterian church in Rogue River, read the double ring rites before 101) guests. Baskets of white chrysan themums with bronze accents decorated the chapel. Miss Jan Bob rd man was at the organ. The bride was escorted to the altar by her son, Fred D. Graten. She wore an eggshell colored brocade sheath gown with overdress of bronze beige hat of ostrich feather tips held a short veil, and she wore a gold cross and earrings, gifts of the bridegroom. She carried a cascade bouquet of white and bronze - throated cymbidium orchids on a white Bible. Daughter Is Attendant Mrs. Donald Lowell Camp attended her mother. Her frock was of blue brocade with matching accessories, and she carried a bouquet of yellow spider chrysanthe mums. C. H. Barrell was best man, and Allen C. Hooker and Mr. Camp, the bride's son-in-law, seated the guests. Following the wedding a champagne reception was held for the bridal party and close friends and family at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Neelcy; 111 Portland avenue. The party then at tended a wedding supper at Mon Desir. Miss Bonnie G o e h r I n g, Westlake, Ore., was in charge of the guest book, and Miss Christa Baker and Miss Ga nene Traccy prepared and distributed satin-trimmed rice bags. The wedding cake was pre pared by Mrs. Robert Duff, the bride's sister, and Mrs. Donna Harvey, Portland, and brought from that city. Sunday. September 2, Mr. and Mrs. Camp were hosts for a rehearsal dinner at their home, 813 Broad street. For the wedding trip to California, the bride wore an eggshell colored two-piece sheath ensemble, with match ing accessories. The newly- weds are living at 1411 Euclid avenue. The bride attended Lincoln High school and St. Helen's Hall Junior college in Port land, and is employed by Fos ter's Pharmacy. Mr. Monroe attended Woodbury Forrest school in Orange, Va., and Boeing School of Aeronau tics in Oakland. Calif. He is manager and chief pilot of Valley Aviation, Inc. Out of town guests includ ed Miss Maxine Harvey and Mrs. Ruby Dixon, Portland. Joanne Louise Thorpe (Landis photo) Betrothal News Is Made Known Ashland - Mr. and Mrs. I. A. Thorpe, formerly of Phoe nix and now living on Beach street in Ashland, announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Jeanne Louise Thorpe, to William Howard Church, Warden, Wash. Mr. Church's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Howard Church, War den. Miss Thorpe was graduated from Marshfield High school In Coos Bay, and attended Oregon College of Education in Monmouth, She Is now a senior at Soulhcrn Oregon college, where she was a vice president of the Intcrvarsity Christian fellowship last year. Mr, Church, a graduate of Roseburg High school, attend' ed Multnomah School of the Biblo in Portland, and served two years with the Army in the eastern part of the United States. He is now associated with his father on their Washington ranch. No date has been set for the wedding. tiU, . jiewflf j 112 East Main Street-Next Dev te Rebintee Ires. Former Resident On Trip Abroad Mrs. Clarence A. 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