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Nork-Chubb Ceremony Held Shady Cove M i ss Marguerielle Chubb became the bride of Benard Lee Nork in double ring rites October 20 in St. Mark's Episcopal church, M e d o r d. The 8 o'clock evening ceremony was performed by the Rev. Leroy Cox in the presence of more than 200 guests. The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Ray mond Chubb, and the bride groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Bernard F. Nork, all of Shady Cove. Miss Linda Conkey, Med ford, was the honor attend ant, and Mrs. William Reaves, Medford, the former Miss Phyllis Anne Briggs, was bridesmatron. Brides maids were Miss Layne A'berge; and Miss Joyce Hastings of San Francisco. Randi Freeman was flower girl and Mitchell Freeman, the ring bearer. Both are of Talent. Rodney D. Collins, Mon mouth, Ore., was best man and seating the guests were James P. Vanderlip Jr., both of Ashland, and Elden Elder and Stephen Nork, brother of the bridegroom. Mr. Chubb escorted his daughter to the altar and gave her in marriage. The bride's floor length gown was of Chantilly lace and silk bombazine over taf feta, with basque bodice and long lace sleeves. The Sabrina neckline was embroidered with pearls and iridescent se quins. The bouffant lace skirl was designed with a cutaway overskirt of bombazine with back lace insert which formed a chapel train. The overskirt was edged with a wide band of scalloped lace and trimmed in front with lace appliques centered with pearls and sequins. Her bouffant veil .of hand rolled silk illusion was elbow length and was held by a petal cap of lace and taffeta outlined with pearls. She car ried a bouquet of white rose buds and stcphanotis with ivy. The attendants wore identi cal princess sheath style gowns of sapphire blue satin with short sleeves and full overskirts fastened with a bow at the front waistline. Their small matching pillbox hats were decorated with a single rose on top and had Red Cross , Sets Class The Jackson County chapter of the American Red Cross is once again offering a class in Home Nursing, beginning November 5, in the new class room of the Rogue Valley Me morial hospital. The 12-hour class will be taught over a period of six consecutive Monday evenings under the direction of Mrs. William Baker, a qualified Red Cross instructor. The recent disaster in Ore gon forced many people to care for sick and injured per sons in their homes under the worst possible conditions. Many homes were without heat, electricity and telephone communication with their physicians for a period of sev eral days. Nursing care under special conditions such as these will be included in this class, as well as home nurs ing procedures, home emer gencies, causes and symptoms of illness and community health. There will be no charge tor the class; however, it will be necessary to limit the group to 16. Those interested in this class should register at once by calling the Red Cross of fice, telephone 772-4405. Visitors Arrive From Europe Trip Miss Lois Zimmrrs and Miss Joanne Blair, plan to Irave Monday after visiting since October 22 at the home of Miss Zimmers parents. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Zimmers, 524 Fairmont street. The two young women are en route to their home in San Diego. Calif., after driving from New York City where they debarked October 1 for a two-month tour of Europe. They visited Switzer land. Germany, Denmark, Sweden, Belgium. France, Holland. England, Scotland and Norway. They marie the trip by automobile. Miss Zimmers is a Medford High school graduate and until about three years ago she was employed here by the Pacific Northwest Bell Tele phone company. In San Diego Miss Zimmers is employed by the Pacific Telephone com pany. HELP US! W nni clsthinq. ho, Mtt. furniture, and Mi"9. W. Pick Up. Hfl OTHIRS! The Salvation Army 30 N. Holly 773-7335 float veils. Their bouquets were of white blue-tipped chrysanthemums, and their birthstone pendants were gifts from the bride. The flower girl wore a powder blue satin frock and carried a basket of rose pet als. The ring bearer wore a satin suit in matching color. Church Decorated Baskets of white pompon chrysanthemums with blue tips and white gladiolus dec orated the altar and the pew ends were marked with white chrysanthemums and blue and white bows. Altar flowers Mrs. Benard Lee Nork is Chubb. The Nork-Chubb rites copal church October 20. i fc" Mr. and Mrs. Benard Lee Nork (Knacksledt photo) Chairman Miss Barbara Preston, a Medford High school gradu ate, now a senior student at Whitworth college, Spokane, Wash., served as Queen's court and elections chairman of homecoming activities held this week end at the college. Miss Preston is majoring in English. "Knights In Camelnt" was theme for the homecoming. pi h in. i " B 1 were arranged by Mrs. Wayne Chase. , I Patrick McCoy furnished j the wedding songs accompa nied by Mrs. E. C. Conrad, ! organist. i The reception given by the bride's parents was held in the banquet room of North's Chuck Wagon restaurant. Mrs. Lloyd Harris and Mrs. Raymond Briggs served the wedding cake and Miss Debra Dunlap and Mrs. Michael Duggan poured the punch. Mrs. James P. Vanderlip Jr. had charge of registering the guests while iMrs Alford A the former Susan Marguerietle were held at St. Mark's Epis (Knacksledt photo) i S Si t It ELECT si V I BY FAR THE BETTER QUALIFIED MAN BERLE STEPHENS Jackson County SHERIFF Continuous Service Sine 1951 in Law Enforcement anrl Investigation World War 2 Veteran Honeit Competent Cooperative Pd Pol. Adv. Dorris Chinn Stephen Com , 101 '0' - It's rzm MEDFOHD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON Cooper and Mrs. Daniel A'berge presided at the gift table. Miss Bonnie Smith as sisted about the room. For her daughter's wedding and reception Mrs. Chubb wore a beige sheath dress of peau de soie and Venetian iace. Her petal hat and acces sories were in gold and bronze tones and her corsage was of cymbidium orchids. The bridegroom's mother wore a costume sheath dress with matching coat in gold matelasse with gold hat and harmonizing accessories. Her corsage was a white orchid. Dinner Given The rehearsal dinner was given by the bridegroom's parents in the Candlelight room of the Medford hotel. Out-of-town guests included Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Knotts and daughter. Susan. Mr. and Mrs. Rex Stevens, and Miss Debra Dunlap, all of Eugene; Mr. and Mrs. Michael Dug gan, and Mr. and Mrs. John Edward Safeel, Joyce and Neta, all of Klamath Falls; and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Conkey and Mr. and Mrs. Ruth Buchanan, all of Los Angeles. The bride and bridegroom left for their wedding trip to Banff and Lake Louise, Al berta, and British Columbia, Canada. They will live after November 1 on Meadows lane in Shady Cove. Both the bride and bride groonv attended Shady Cove schools and both are Eagle Point High school graduates. The bride attended Bri gham Young university, and the University of Oregon. The bridegroom attended South ern Oregon college and Ore gon State university. He is as sociated with the B. F. Nork Logging company. The bride formerly was employed as a laboratory as sistant in Dr. Ray L. Caster line's offices, Medford. Observe Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Goff, 30 Cottage street, Medford, ob served their fiftieth wedding anniversary Friday. October 26. They have lived in Med ford for 36 years. They have three children. Their son, Herbert Goff, lives in San Francisco. Their two daughters are Mrs. lva Wheeler, Oakland, Calif., and Mrs. Ella Bradford, Medford. They also have 10 grandchil dren and 12 great grand children. Mr. Goff's father, John A. Goff, still living in Grants Pass, is a member of an early day family. Mrs. Goff's fa ther. Charies Spaught, also is still living, in Coos Bay. Farewell Party Honors Woman Ashland Mrs. E. H. Bris coe, who has been serving as president of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary to Walter Phillips post, was hon ored recently at a farewell dinner in the Elks dining room given by fellow mem bers. She and her family are moving to Los Angeles. During the evening a gift was presented to Mrs. Briscoe by her successor, Mrs. Paul Cullop, representing the auxiliary. Loiier Lane a Li if ill DAVID CRYSTAL The bigger and bolder the plaid, the better this fall. Here a crfed and belted dress in gold or beige worsted wool plaid. Sirei 8 to 18. OURS EXCLUSIVELY Whert you find the clothei you love to live in. 617 E. Min Medford Ph. 772-8992 x 180 E. Main Athland Ph. 482-3965 Grants Pass IWomen Are ! Honored Ashland Ladies of Elks entertained the Grants Pass club members at a Hawaiian luncheon Wednesday follow ed by cards in the afternoon. A social hour in the lounge preceded the luncheon. Hostesses wore Hawaiian dress and leis were given to guests and members as they entered the building. Tropical fruits covered the table at which punch was served by Mrs. Frank DcBoer and Mrs. James Madison, and on the long luncheon tables island flowers and leaves carried out the motif. Mrs. R. J. Stubblrfield, president of the Ashland club, welcomed the Grants Pass guests, whose president, Mrs. E. H. Jacobson, responded. Af ter introducing her officers, Mrs. Cecil Johnson, vice pres ident, and Mrs. Floyd Balling er, treasurer, she invited the Ashland members to a lunch eon in Grants Pass on Novem ber 13. Included among those seat ed at the head table was Mrs. Gordon Hays, wife of the ex alted ruler of BPOE 944; Mrs. Dorothy Petri, Ladies of Elks vice president, and Mrs. Elmer Beigle, secretary. Miss Kay- Harkins was in charge of arranging the luncheon menu and Mrs. Ida Crosslin was chairman of table deco rations. Door prizes were won by Mrs. Wynona Rembert, Grants Pass, and Mrs. Charlene Cal vary, Ashland. Grants Pass bridge winners were Mrs. Olga Cameron and Mrs. Jean Melford Pinochle winners from Grants Pass were Mrs. Betty Duncan and Mrs. Win nie Phillips. Ashland players with high scores for bridge were Mrs. Roy Gearhart and Mrs. Doro thy Dickey; pinochle winners were Mrs. Amy Snider and Mrs. Betty Butler, and canasla winners were Mrs. Lillian Met and Mrs. Mildred Kluin. Visit Prospect - Mr. and Mrs. Oron Inlow of Vancouver, Wash., visited last week with Mr. Inlow's grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Harris. They were accompanied by Mrs. Al fred Inlow of Medford. SALE ! START TODAY TO END DRY SKIN WITH HELENA RUBINSTEIN'S SKIN DEW SET EXCLUSIVE DAY AND NIGHT BEAUTY TREATMENT Giant Size Set 8.75 Value NOW 5.00 Free 3.75 Night Cream non-greasy beauty treatment while you sleep With 5 00 Moisturizer all day invisible beauty treatment under make up. Bathe your skin In dewy-moisture and rich emollients for a younger, glowing lookl 1 Trial Set 5.00 Value NOW 3.00 Limited Time Only. Prices plu tax. SKIN Dl'iW I "X Hudson's Pharmacy 613 East M.in-Phone 773-5345 Open Daily I A M . 10 P.M.-Sundjyi ind Holiday! 10 A M. -9 P.M. ( i i'i ii i -4 If- Patricia Thompson OSU Stdents Engaged To Wed Ashland - The engagement of Miss Patricia Alice Thomp son, daughter of Mrs. Jean nolle Thompson, 351 Morton street, Ashland, and the late Frank C. Thompson, to Clif ford Raymond Thomson Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Thomson, Winston, Ore., has been announced by the bride elect's mother. Miss Thompson is a junior student at Oregon Stale uni versity where she is majoring in biological science educa tion, and is dormitory spon sor and treasurer of West hall. Her fiance is a senior stu dent at the same university majoring in fish and game studies. He has been a mem ber of the university's cross country and track teams and is a member of Zeta Phi, so cial fraternity. A summer wedding is planned. 1 IVERSON QUALITY PAINTS Made In Oregon for Oregon People Corner 6th & 'kMO.,1 Til ftifl Dew Night Cream Minister And Bride In Ashland Ashland - Now at home in Ashland at 599 East Main street are the Rev. Kenneth M. Heriford and Mrs. Heri ford, whose marriage took place October 6 in Kingsway Foursquare church, Vancou ver, B.C. Mr. Heriford is pas tor of the Ashland Foursquare church. Mrs. Heriford is the for mer Marjorie Caddick, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Caddiek of Vancouver. She was given in marriage by her father in the double ring cere mony performed by the Rev. Roy Mourer. For the occasion she wore a floor length gown of white faille with scalloped neckline and lace peplum. A pearl tiara held her short veil and she carried a bouquet of talisman roses. Bridal attendants. Miss Merle McDonald, Miss Jeanne Craddick and Mrs. Gladys Wray, were gowned alike in street length royal blue frocks and carried crescent shaped yellow chrysanthemum bou quets. Their net headpieces matched their dresses. Best man was Eugene Heri ford and ushers were the Rev. Wesley Wray of Vancouver and Lon Vamer of Medford. Ring hearer was Wesley Wood and flower girl was Sherry Wray. Following a reception for 150 guests in the Golden Horseshoe banquet hall, Mr. and Mrs. Heriford left for a honeymoon on Vancouver is land. Mrs. Heriford was gradu ated from Esquimau High school, Victoria, B.C. and from LIFE Bible college in Los Angeles. She has been employed by the B.C. Tele phone company, Vancouver. Her husband is a graduate of Canyonville Bible academy and of LIFE Bible college. Announcing . . . Medford Paint & Wallpaper Company Now Carrying Full line of Holly Phono 772-9321 v in 1 1 ,v ' "'.Jtft' '!.'-- ''-"- " ' "' J ''' ' ''' ' :v SUNDAY. OCTOBER Domiciliary Dance Set by Auxiliary Music for the dance to be sponsored by the auxiliary to Veterans of World War I, De partment of Oregon at the Veterans Administration dom iciliary at White City, will be provided by the Medford local of the musician's union. The dance will be held at 8 p.m., Monday, October 29. Volunteers who need trans portation may take a VA bus at the Trailways depot at 7:30 p.m. M jicf -j Serving Southern Oregon and Northern California for Over 35 Yean fi IN A SALE OF FINE HEAVY SILVERPLATED TRAYS BY INTERNATIONAL SILVER'S WEBSTER WILCOX DIVISION Regularly $17.50 to $95.00 You will be proud to ouin or give any one of these versatile trays from our collection. Crafted in fine quality silver plate, they cemte in a variety of sizes, styles and shapes. A. Round chased tray. B. Oblong fray. C. Chippendale tray. D. Square chased tray. E. Oval chased tray. OTHER TRAYS $3.95 TO $89.95 Regularly $5.00 to $125.00 For the Silver You'll Give With Pride . . . Lit Brophy's Be Your Guide MEDFORD, 772-6206 Quality Diamonds 28. 1962 Pastor Leaving Dr. D. Kirkland West, min ister of First Presbyterian church, will leave this after noon for Pittsburgh, Penn., where he will attend a meet ing of the General Assembly's committee on church union. En route he will speak at the meeting of the Westmin ster fellowship in Eugene. While in Pittsburgh, Dr. West will visit his mother-in-law, Mrs. Sarah Fraser. Mrs. West, who has been visiting her mother for the past two weeks, will return to Medford with Dr. West November 1. NOW $10.95 to $63.95 Regularly $30.00 $22.50 Regularly $83.00 $63.75 Regularly $17.50 $10.95 Regularly $32.50 $24.00 Regularly $75.00 $56.00 Prices Include Federal tax ;lers OREGON 209 E. Main Honestly Priced hi L.(.
