MEDFORD KAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFOBD, OREliOH
SttKDAV, KOVEMBEB it. 19S2
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.Mr
Otka Lrrrhr Shep
erd and Maurice K. Mclntyre
v-ere married November 3 in j
8 n clock evening runs in j
Medford First Methodist'
church. Dr. George Roseberry t
performed the double ring
trrrmony. .
The brrrir is a ri (lighter of :
Mr? Inf. Sheperd, 90!)
Sun:'1! avenue, Mcdfotd, and
I he hiie Mr. Sheperd. The
hndrrnom's parents arc Mr.
ind Mrs. Joseph Mclnlyrr. 200
irHst F.ieMh street, Jackson
ville. Thry have lived in the
valley all (heir lives, and
were married in Jacksonville'
in 1924. j
Miss Olcta E. Sheperd was:
maid of honor for her sister,
and bridesmaids were the!
Misses Donna Lindermann j
and Sherey Pearson, both of s
Portland. Junior bridesmaid t
was Evelyn Guchcs, a niece!
ol the bride, ana Laryn sncp
erd, another niece, was flower
girl.
Richard Sanford, Jackson
ville, was best man, and ush
ers were Gale Sheperd and
Gary Sheperd, brothers of
'.he bride.
Alvin D. Sheperd, Jackson-
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The bride's gown was of
French bouquet material, with
fitted bodice and long sleeves.
Valencia lace trimmed the
neckline and sleeves and the
gown was designed with t
chapel train. A pearl ciown
held her elbow length veil
and she carried a bououet of
white spider chrysanthemums
with a yellow rosebud detach
able corsage.
The attendants wore match
ing avocado green frocks, the
honor attendant in silk and
the bridesmaids in brocade.
Their hats matched their dres
ses and they carried bouquets
of yellow and bronze chrysan
themums arranged with spike
lets of wheat.
The junior birdesmaid and
flower girl wore avocado
green velveteen pinafores
over yellow nylon organdy
and their headpieces were in
yellow. They carried baskets
of yellow and bronze chrys
anthemums with wheat.
Yellow and bronze chrysan
themums decorated the
church, and pew ends were
marked with green bows. Mrs.
Leslie Boardman furnished
the wedding music and Mich
ael Johnson sang the songs.
The reception given by the
bride's mother was held in
the church rooms. About 100
guests attended. Mrs. Marvin
Marshall and Mrs. Dorna
Smith, both Jacksonville, cut
and served the cake, and Mrs.
Phyllis Wellis, Ashland, serv
ed the coffee. Mrs. Alvin
Sheperd, a sister-in-law of the
bride, presided at the punch
bowl,
Oul-oMown guests included
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Sawyer
and son. The Dalles, cousins
of the bridegroom; Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Gault, Rostburg;
Mrs. Myrlon Nelson, and Mrs.
Leonard Hayes, both Port
land; Mrs. Peto Thompson, a
cousin of the bride, and chil
dren, Renton, Wash.; and Miss
Frances Rober, Portland.
The bride and bridegroom
have lived in the valley their
entire lives. The bridegroom's
parents were married in 1824
in Jacksonville.
The bride attended Jack
sonville High school and
Emanuel Hospital School o
Nursing, Portland. She is em
ployed as a nurse at Rogue
Valley Memorial hospital.
The bridegroom, who also
attended Jacksonville High
school served for four years
in the Air Force. He is a
forester's Bide with the Uni
ted States Forest service.
The couple made their wed
ding trip to San Francisco
and Reno. The bride wore a
beige wool dress with green
accessories for traveling.
The couple is living on
Huencrs lane in Jacksonville.
News Received
Of Marriage
News of Interest in the val
ley is the recent marriage of
Miss Judith Ann Douglas,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clar
ence John Douglas of Lima,
Ohio, and Lt. (jg) Macy Ed
win Overstreet, of the United
States Navy, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Max Overstreet, 59
North Orange street, Medford.
The couple is now living at
3213 Ocean Front Walk, Mis
sion Beach, San Diego, Calif.
The bridegroom is stationed
on board the USS Henrico.
The ceremony was read
September 22 at Palm
Springs, Calif.
The bride is a graduate of
the University of Toledo,
where she was member of
Pi Beta Phi sorority and more
recently attended the Univer
sity of California at Los An
I geles. She is a teacher at
i Clairemont High school in
j San Diego. The bridegroom
i was graduated from Oregon
I State university where he re
j ceived his degree In civil en
gineering, and was a member
of Acacia fraternity.
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Miss Christm Sather
Betrothal News
Is Made Known
Mr. and Mrs. Tedford C.
Sather, 509 North Berkeley
Way, Medford, announce the
engagement of heir daughter,
Miss Christine Ann Sather, to
William E. Turner, Klamath
Falls, Ore.
The bride-elect, a 1960
graduate of Medford high
school, attended Southern
Oregon college and is employ
ed as a receptionist at the
Medford clinic.
Her fiance is a graduate of
Klamath Union High school
Bnd also attended Southern
Oregon college. He intends to
enroll at Oregon Technical In
stitute where he will continue
with his studies.
The wedding is set for next
summer.
Bride - Elect
Is Honored;
e Visits
Coup!
Miss Merrilyn Peterson,
Portland, bride-elect o the
Rev. Ted W. Landers, former
Medford resident and now of
Portland, was honored at a
bridal shower given Novem
ber 8 af the home of Mrs.
Herman Ekerson, 42 Grove
land avenue. Mrs. Don Minear
was cohostess.
The bridegroom-elect is a
son of Mr. ami Mrs. Fred h.
Landers, 840 Marshall avenue.
The Rev. Mr. Landers and
Miss Peterson were house
guests for the week end at the
home of his parents.
The wedding date has been
set for January 12 in the Port
land Burlingame Baptist
church, where the Rev.. Mr.
Landers is now director of
Christian education.
For the shower the Ekerson
home was decorated in a win
ter theme with snow men
figurines and snow bails.
Flowers were white and yel
low chrysanthemums. Gifts
were presented on a toboggan.
Refreshments also were in
the winter theme.
Attending were the Mes
riames James Beams, Fay God
dard, Lawrence Gober, Na
than Hill, William Koepke,
Leland Knox, Doyle Franklin,
Angus Lmdstrom, Vernon
Chapman, Murt Daily, Joe
Lester, Carf Scott, M. Dale
Newton, Edith Arnold, Sam
Jones, Albert Gandt, Elvia
Wood, N. A. Mead, Donn
Piatt, C. J- Hunter, Harold
Gangstee, B. E, Andrews,
Miner Bosbears, Emit Peter
son, and the bridegroom-elect's
mother; and the Misses Anna
Laura Honts, Jeanne Thorpe,
Mary dePlace, Caroline
Gandt, Louise Ekerson, and
Doneva Koepke.
Entertainment included
piano selection by Miss Koep
ke, and a reading by Mrs. Mi
near. Newcomers
Ashland Mr. and Mrs.
Harold F. Shook have moved
to Ashland from A 1 1 u r a s,
Calif, and are making their
home at 55S Iowa street. Mrs.
Shook was Mrs. Iris Gilson be
fore her marriage and was an
Ashland realtor.
New Age
Church Rites
Wed Couple
Shady Cove Miss Barbara
Ann Lacy, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Lacy, Shady
Cove, became the bride of j
Jrs.e William Wehde, son of
Mr. and Mrs. l.eroy Wehde,
Trail, in 7 n'cloek evening
ceremonies November 10.
The Rev. D, E. Millard read
the rites in the New Age
church. Eagle Point. About
35 relatives attended.
The bride, given in mar
riage by her father, wore an
ice blue lare frork over taf
feta and her accessories were ;
white.
The matron of honor, Mrs.
Larry R. Lacy, a sister-in-law,
was dressed in a white bro
cade frock with white fur
collar and her accessories
were white.
Mr. Lacy servrd as best
man.
The bridegroom was grad
uated in 1961 from Eagle
Point schools. He is employed
at Delah Timber Products
company, White City.
The bride also attended
Eagle Point schools and for
the past year and a half has
lived in Oro'Hr, Calif,, re
turning recen'ly to Eagle
Point.
The wedding reception was
held in the home of S!r. and
Mrs. William E. McCracken
in Eagle Point. Mrs, Eloise
Vetkos served the wedding
cake and punch was server!
by Mrs. Dellene Der.ney. Cof
fee was poured by Mrs. Phyt
lis Long.
Following the honeym-ioa
trip to Northern California,
the couple will live in Eagle
Point.
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Couple Married
In Chapel Rites
Ashland - Mr. and Mrs.
Stanley D. Hiestand are mak
ing their home at 430 Siski
you boulevard, Ashland, fot
lowing their marriage Novem
ber 15 in Ashland. The bride
is the former Violet E. Riigg,
Siskiyou boulevard, daughter
of Mrs. Bess A. Bellows, 47
Wtmer avenue. Mr. Hiestand
is of Eugene.
The bride wore a light blue
brocade taffeta frock in bal
lerina length. She was attend
ed by her daughter. Miss Ltn.
da Florence Rugg, Ashland.
Jerry Pettitt, cousin of the
bride, was best man and gave
the bride in marriage.
The Rev. Oletha M. Abbott
of the Chapel of Love offici
ated at the single ring cere
mony held at 7 o'clock in the
evening. About 20 relatives
and friends attended.
The Stowe sisters' trio pro
vided the wedding music and
gave the reception which fol
lowed. Refreshments were
served by Carlietn Abbott and
Julie Cox.
The bride is a practical
nurse. The bridegroom is sett
empfoyed. Rites Announced
For December
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene W.
Brooks, 33(1 O'Gara street, an
nounce the approaching mar
riage of their daughter. Rose
Ann Brooks, to Burie Beard
Mr. Beard is the son of Mr,
and Mrs. Otis K. Beard, Leb
anon, Ore.
The hririe - elect attended
Medford High school and was
a nurse's Ride at Rogue Valley
Memorial hospital. She is now
employed at Bear Creek or
chards.
The bridegroom -elect at
tended Lebanon Union High
school and is attending Ore
gon Technical Institute in
Klamath Falls, Ore.
The wedding is set for De
cember 15 at Medford Friends
church.
Mrs, Daniel L, Brumfaaek U
th former Donns Jean An
dersnn, daughter fif Mr. and
Mr. Jes WilliBms, Talent,
Newlyweds
Make Home
In Texas City
Talent Mr. and Mrs.
David L. Bntmfwck are living
at 71 1 East Carson street,
Apartment 3A, San Antonio,
Texas, following their mar
riage in that eily Friday, No
vember 2. The bride is the
former Miss Donna Jean An
derson, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Jess Williams, Talent,
and the bridegroom's parents
arc Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Brumbaek, 612 South Ivy
street, Medford.
The rites were read in Lis
cttm Road chape! at Fort Sam
Houston, Tex., by Chaplain
Robert D. Thomas. About 20
guests attended.
For her wedding the hririe
wore a blue woo! suit which
had been made by the bride
groom & momer. Her acces
sories were white and her cor
sage was of white flowers.
The couple Was attended bv
friends of the bridegroom and
following the wedding a group
of friends gave 8 reception at
the post in their honor.
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Honors Couple
On Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. William ller-
ron, former Medford residents i
now of Grants Pass, were hon
ored at an open house Novem
ber tt in the home ot Mr,
and Mrs. R. I. Church, 301
Hamilton street. The occasion
observed the couple's thirty
first wedding anniversary.
About 30 friends called dur
ing the afternoon. An anni
versary cake was served. Pre
siding at the refreshment ta
ble was their daughter-in-law,
Mrs. Dom Herron, 23SS Crs
ter Lake avenue. Dom Herrort,
their only rhild, and Mrs, !
Herron's brother, John B. Wit-1
liams, G rants Pass, wers
among the guests. The couple
has three grandchitrlrett.
For the occasion Mrs. Her
ron wore s lack velvet dress
and her rnrsnge was of white
carnations.
Lavender spider and pom
pon ehrysimthenmms decorat
ed the rooms and reception
table.
Following the open house
a dinner was served by the
hostess for the honored guests
and relatives.
William Herrort was asso
ciated with Tidewater Oil
company when the couple
lived in Medford.
Messiah Chorus
Rehearsing Today
In Local Church
j Ashland The Messiah chor
us, which is now rehearsing
for the fifth annual presenta
tion of Handel's oratorio, will
j hold two rehearsals in Med
ford for the benefit ot Med
ford area residents who
would like to sing in the
chorus for this occasion, tt
was announced by Director
Herbert Cecil, chairman of
the Southern Oregon college
music department.
Rehearsals will be heir! at
2:30 o'clock in the First Chrfs-
ttatt pKt.rch nl inn c, r. ?.
The bride was a senior at riaie avenue Inrfav. and on
rnoemx High school and
plans to complete her senior
year at Ssn Antonio. Until
this year she had attended
Prospect High school.
The bridegroom is a Med
ford High school graduate. He
is stationed with the Army in
the medical corps at Fort Sam
Houston, Before entering the
service he was employed at
me hturritl Lumber company
at White City,
Before the bride-eteel's -de-
tmrture tor lexas, sue was
honored at a linen shower
held in her home at Talent, In
San Antonio, two showers
were given in the bride's
honor.
Social Worker
Slated To Speak
David Ktihns, administrator
of Jackson County Welfare
department, wilt speak on
"The Sects! Worker Looks at
the One-Parent Family," Mon
day, November 19 at 7:30 p.m.
at a meeting of the Parents
Without Partners club. The
session will be held in the
Medford YMCA social hall.
Anyone interested is invit
ed, particularly the heads of
one-parent families.
Other guests peakrrs activi
ties are planned for future
club meetings.
Sunday, November 25. Arty
one who is interested in sing
ing in this presentation of
The Messiah" is invited to
attend these rehearsals, Dr.
Cecil said.
"The Messiah" will he pre
sented Sunday, December 2
at 3 p.m. in the college gym
nasium. Taking part in the
performance wit! be the
Messiah chorus, the Southern
Oregon Little Symphony or
chestra, and four soloisls, Vir
ginia Cecil, soprano; Charlsta
; Schalf, contralto; Richard
Schaft, tenor; and Maynarei
Hadie bass.
Manor Residents
Recently Married
Miss Majet Lawrence and
Bruce B. Martin, both of
Rogue Valley Manor, were
married in 10 o'clock morning
rites November 15 in West
minster Presbyterian church.
The Rev. John O. Reynolds
performed the ceremony.
Attending the couple were
Mr. and Mrs. Walter H. Hig
gins. The couple made their wed
ding trip to the Oregon coast
and California.
The bride's home formerly
was In Athena, Ohio, and the
bridegroom's former home
was Paradise. California ,
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