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Daughters Of Nile To Install Annual installation of of ficers of Zuliema temple, Daughters of Nile is sched uled for Saturday, March 30 t 8 p.m., in Hedrick Junior High school, 1501 East Jack ion boulevard. Mrs. Murray S. Gardiner will be installed temple queen. Mrs. Raymond Reter, a past queen, is general chairman for the event. Mrs. Vernon Turpin has charge of reservations. The decorations committee Js made up of the Mesdames Jack Walker, David R. Allred, William Clark, Glenn Linn, :C. D. Wood, Milo Kubalek, , Lawrence Buonocore, Robert Church, William Laurine, Al fred M. Beck and A. K. Morse, " nd members of Bethel 55, In ternational Order of Job's Daughters. Special art work is being "done by Mrs. John Smith. Hostesses for the occasion are the Mesdames Wilbur Arnold, Harry Norwick and Mrs. Oliver Overymeyer, all past queens; and the Mes dames E. I. Dahl, C. S. El liot. William Hatzi, Chester Hubbard, John Smith, C. D. Wood, Robert Church, William Butler, Arthur Leavltt, B. L. Sanderson, J. F. Rush, Robert Van Sickle, William Laurine 'and Ellen Franco Cox. Catering will be done by the Social club of Reames '. chapter, Order of the Eastern ' Star. 'Club to Hold Spring Dance A "Spring is Here" dinner 'and dance are planned by Lively Rogues Dance club at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, March 28, at the Rogue Valley Coun try Club. Dinner will be buf fet style. v i Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sage :and Mr. and Mrs. William Longmore, host couples for the evening, are planning dec orations in the spring theme. Dancing is scheduled to be gin at 9 p.m. Any member not contacted by the calling committee may make reserva tions by calling Mrs. John Graff or Mrs. Oliver P. Tay lor. ! . . ; Ashland Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Pickell, 357 Liberty street, returned recently from an extended stay at Blue River, B.C., Can., where they have timber interests. jean hart's For Easter . . For. Travel For Town . . . The "Dorminster" ' New and dashing . , . Davidow's exclusive English knit ii molded into a jhepely suit with s leither-ushed scerf-tossed ticket. Regular sizes 8 to 20 Ours Exclusively "-'4 '., , - ' V i , . ' . 1 aaaailaBaaaaWaaf' Mr. and Mrs. David D. Carr (Classic photo) v Medford Church Scene Of Carr-Nease Rites Central Point - Miss Linda Nease became the bride of David D. Carr in single ring rites March 15. Dr. George Roseberry p e r f o r m e d the ceremony at 8 o'clock in the evening at Medford First Methodist church. The bride, a secretary at Howard school, is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Nease, 2284 Beall Lane, Central Point. The bridegroom's par ents are Mr. and Mrs. Lester Carr, Route 3,- Box 226D, Medford. Miss Lois Farlow was the bride's only attendant and Robert Carr, a brother of the bridesgroom, was best man. Seating , the . guests were George Carr, another brother from Klamath Falls, and Gail Jensen, Medford." The bride,' given in mar riage by her father, wore a floorlength gown of organza with lace bodice and scalloped neckline. She carried a white Where you find the clothes you love to live in iaa m .jofWVV iff m4 617 East Main, Medford Phone 772-8992 i Bible with an orchid - and white stock. The attendant's gown was of yellow chiffon in baller ina length and her bouquet was of yellow carnations. White chrysanthemums and stock decorated the church. About 125 guests attended the wedding and reception held in the church rooms. Mrs. Meredith P a r s o n s, Medford, served the wedding cake assisted by Mrs. George Swanson, Mrs. Henry Moller poured punch and Mrs. Frank Worrell served the coffee. Registering the guests was Mrs. Richard Schauble, Shady Cove. The bride and family have lived in the valley for 17 years and the bride was grad uated in 1958 from Eagle Point High school. The bride groom's family has lived in the area for many years. He was a 1957 graduate 'from Phoenix High school, and is employed as a warehouse man by M. Trumbo company The couple made their wedding trip to Portland, the bride wearing a black sheath dress with black and white coat. They live on Fern Valley road at Route 3, Box 228B, Medford. Shower Honors Diane Barton Eagle Point A bridal shower honoring Miss Diane Barton was given at the Home of her aunt, Mrs. Earle Jossy, Crater Lake highway, Tues day evening, March 19. Miss Barton s wedding to ueioeri Johnson Jr. is set for April 2C at the Eagle Point Community church. Hostesses for the event were Mrs. Jossy and daughter, Karen, Mrs. Donald Anderson and daughter, Paulette and Miss Jerilyn Hansen. Game nrizes were won by the Misses Diane Putman and Frances Huffman. Assisting with the gifts were Miss Jennifer Nevin, Mrs. Harlan Stinson, and Miss Frances Huffman. Refreshments were served by the hostesses. Guests in cluded Mrs. John Barton, mother of the honored guest; the Misses Donna, Darlene, and Jean Barton, her sisters; Mrs. Boyd Bruner, grand mother; Mrs. James Cornutt, an aunt; the Misses Linda and Sue Cornutt, cousins; Mrs. Phillip Ncvin, Miss Nevin, Miss Putman, Miss Huffman, Mrs. Don Gercn, Miss Donna Gercn, Miss Jerry Rodgers, Mrs. Morion Pritchard, Miss Kathy Pritchard, Mrs. Ira Woolfolk, the Misses Alice j and Flo Woolfolk, Mrs. Stin- j son, the Misses Kristi and j Kara Stinson, Miss Cathy Mc-1 Guire, Mrs. Edyth Bohnert j and Mrs. Margaret Hansen. Travelers On World Cruise Ashland Mr. 'and Mrs. William Harnden and Mrs. E. T. Carlton of Bcllview are leaving the first of the week for San Francisco where they will board the SS Oriana for a round-the-world cruise. In their party will be Mrs. Hel en Hoskins of Manitou Springs, Colo., and Mrs. Lola Walters of Phoenix, Ariz. Their itinerary includes Hawaii, Japan, Hong Kong i and Singapore, Egypt and Italy, where they will leave ship for a 40-day tour of Eur open before returning to New York by jet. All of the travel ers plan to visit in the Unit ed States en route home. MEDFOFD Bride IV Jacksonville Miss Barb ara Ethel Webb, a Southern Oregon college senior, wore her mother's wedding gown when she became the bride of Alfred Wayne Cabler, Star Ranger station U. S. Forest service employee, in rites March 17. The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Porter H. Sprague Jr., of Prineville, Ore,, and the bridegroom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Cabler, Jacksonville. The double ring ceremony was read at 3 o'clock in the afternoon in the Powell Butte Community . church, nonde nominational, at Powell Butte, Ore. The Rev. D. L. Fenhollow, Redmond. Ore., performed the rites attended by about 100 guests. Miss Miriam Sue Sprague, Prineville, Ore., was her sis ter's honor attendant, and bridesmaids were Miss Mild red Ann Williams, Sulhcrlin, Ore., and Miss Wendy Bing ham, Roseburg, Ore., both col lege friends of the bride. Flower Girl Miss Doranne Cabler, Jack sonville, a niece of the bride groom, was flower girl, and his nephew, Anthony C. Cab ler, Jacksonville, was ring bearer. James O. Cabler, Jackson ville, a brother of the bride groom, was best man, and Ed ward B. Graham, Jackson ville, and Frederic P. Webb, Bend, a brother of the bride, were ushers. The bride was given in mar riage by her stepfather. The bodice and full puffed sleeves of the off-white wedding gown she wore were of ruffled lace and the floor length gown and long train were of net trimmed with panels of lace. Her bonnet brimmed headpiece, loaned by a cousin, Mrs. Michael Mollman, Redmond, was of gathered net trimmed with seed pearls. Attached was a fingertip veil. The brides bouquet was of while carna tions and cymbidium orchids. The honor attendant s gown was of mint green with lace bodice and flared skirt and the bridesmaids sheath dresses in same shade were of raw silk. All carried white car nation bouquets. Candles Lighted -. Gerl Ann and Judy Vice, cousins of the bride lighted the candles. Their frocks were white with embroidered yeV low and green flower designs Church decorations were of white chrysanthemums and carnations with ivy. Miss Frances Wynkoop, Brookings, Ore., the bride's college roommate, and Mrs. E. J. Mollman Jr., furnished the wedding solos. Organist was Mrs. Charles Minson. The reception given by the bride's parents was held in the church social hall. Cutting and serving the cake were Mrs. Loyde Blakley, Bend, and Mrs. Robert Webb, Jack sonville, aunts of the bride. Pouring the punch were Mrs. James Cabler, Jacksonville, a sister-in-law of the bride groom, and Mrs. Jack Vice, an aunt of the bride. Serving coffee were Mrs. J. C. Min son, and Mrs. E. J. Mollman, an aunt of the bride. Mrs. Ed ward B. Graham had charge of the guest book, and pre siding at the gift table were Mrs. Donald Deisch, Klamath Falls, and Mrs. E. J. Mollman Jr., Madras. For her daughter's wed ding Mrs. Sprague wore a WW SPECIALIZED knowledge goal into ovary prescript tion . . . Over 300,000 people have t mired ut with their Prescriptions! Let WAINSCOTT'S Price your next Pretcription. WAINSCOTT'S PHARMACY Corner East Main at Riverside Phone 773-8447 FREE DELIVERY m STORE HOURS: Weekday I a.m. te 10 p.m. Sunday and Holiday! 8 a m. te p.m. MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. mrs Mother's Qown bronze lace dress with match ing accessories.- Her corsage was a green orchid. The bridegroom's mother was dressed in a navy blue wool frock with white accessories and her corsage was a white orchid. . Others from out of town were the bridegroom's father; his sister. Miss Peg Cabler, Portland; Mr. and Mrs. Ar thur Davies, Jacksonville, and Hanson-Klein Held in Burlingame A wedding of interest here was held March 16 in the First Presbyterian church, Burlingame, Calif., when Miss Maxine Kay Klein of that city became the bride of Ensign Stanley Paul Hanson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jef- feries, formerly of 48 South Stage road, now of 3290 Edella street, Central Point. Dr. George T. Peters of ficiated at the three o'clock afternoon rites attended by 250 relatives and guests. White gladioli and chrysan themums decorated the church for the candlelight service. The bride's parents are Mr. ' Susan Kay Krieger (Brainerd photo) Engagement Is Announced The engagement of Miss Susan Kay Krieger, daughter of Mrs. Leroy Krieger, 328 North Oakdale avenue, and the late Mr. Kreiger, to David John Gaines has been an' nounccd by the bride-elect's mother. Mr. Gaines is a son of Mr. and Mrs. William Gaines, 2191 Kings highway. Both young persons arc sen iors at Medford High school and are to graduate in June. A September wedding is planned. , r M 4 ,' f ' , 3 t I ' L.rffiLyWfrawd'weea""e Lightheaded, lightfooted Every woman will be delighted with these happy Hush Puppies' casual shoes. Made of wonderfully soft brushed pigskin that's lightweight and actually breathes. Bouncy cushion crepe soles add more comfort. And tanned in protection assures resistance to water, soil ... to stains, too. What's more, dirt and scuff marks disappear et a brushing. Get the best now in newest colors. All women's sizes. NORF 221 East Main Street Phone 772-2123 Southern Oregon's Oldest Shea Concern" OREGON Robert B. Webb and son, David Webb, Jacksonville. The bride attended Roberts High school, Roberts, Wise, and now is studying second ary education. The bride groom attended Jacksonville High school. The couple made their wed ding trip to the Loyde Blak ley's cabin on the Metolius river, and now are living in Jacksonville. Wedding and Mrs. Ambler Edward Klein, Burlingame, Calif. John Bcrglund was soloist for the double ring rites. The bride wore a while satin gown fashioned with bell skirt. The bodice was accent ed with pearls and a sweet heart neckline. Clusters of unpresscd pleats in the skirt were held at each side with a satin bow and formed a chapel length train. Her veil was held by a pearl crown and she car ried a bouquet of white or chids, hyacinths, stcphanotis and ivy. Escorts Bride Mr. Klein escorted his daughter to the altar and gave her in marriage. Maid of honor was Miss Rae Louise Klein, Burlingame, sis ter of the bride. Her other attendants were Mrs. Barton Andrews, Eugene, and Miss Gini Elderkin, P oca tell o, Idaho, both Alpha Omi cron Pi sorority sisters of the bride, and Mrs. Jean Kelly, San Mateo, Calif. They wore wistaria colored satin frocks with bell skirts, matching satin bow and veil headdress es, and satin shoes. They car ried bouquets of iris, . pink roses, violets and purple hya cinths, i . Troy : Trumblcy, Bend, served as best man for his brother-in-law, and seating the guests were Richard Weir, Menlo Park, Calif., and Gary Gainsforth, Eugene, and Gary Thye, San Mateo, Calif., Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity brothers of the bridegroom. Following the ceremony a reception was given by Mr. and Mrs. Klein in the Com missioned Officers club at Treasure Island Naval base. Gladioli, chrysanthemums and gardenias decorated the room. The newlyweds traveled to Canada on their wedding trip and will make their home in Bremerton, Wash, after April 1, where the bridegroom, an ensign in the U.S. Naval Re serve, Is stationed. The bride is a graduate of Burlingame High school and the University of Oregon. Mr. Hanson attended Rose burg High school and the Univer sity of Oregon, slip-ons to give HuSh Puppies BREATHIN BRUSHED PIGSKIN'CASUAL SHOES . BY WOLVERINE AS SEEN IN TODAY'S FAMILY V't s'-'l Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Wayne Cabler Medford Couple Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Gray, Cherry lane, have re turned to their home after spending several weeks in California, Arizona, Mexico and on the Island of Coyumel in the Caribbean.. The couple visited in Palm Springs, Calif., and Tucson, Ariz., prior to leaving for Mexico City where they met Mr. and Mrs. Mark Goldy. The two couples then con tinued to Mcrida in the north ern Yucatan peninsula. From there they visited the numer ous ruins at Chichcn Itz, Uxmal, and Kabah for four days prior to flying to the Is land of Coyumel. After a week there they returned to Mexico City where they vis ited for several days taking a trip south to Cuernavaca, called the "City of Flowers." From Seattle Ashland - Mrs. Gerald Rice and infant son Michael, and her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Len Osgood, 720 Walker ave nue, drove to Seattle last week to meet Mrs. Rice's hus band on his return from over seas duty with the Army En gineer corps. He has served in Germany and will receive his honorable discharge this week. It will be the child's first meeting with his fa ther. or wear ' from $095 WEEKLY! LD schooe SUNDAY. MARCH Returns Home Mr. and Mrs. Gray then re turned to Tucson and Scdona, Ariz. En route to Medford the couple visited friends in Sacramento. 0& ...,.y:' I I ' Serving Southern Oregon and . ' - I I I Northern California for Over 35 Years " " 1 II, t SOlllOOUT ' ' ' 1 1 I I T 1 It I " I fJ ffour-pieceptocst Soliloquy . a brilliant contemporary detign that speaks with eloquent ilmpliclty through the ageleet beauty of pure line and form. 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No tickets will be sold at the door. The Laubins are endeavor ing to preserve as an art form what no longer can be pre served as a way of life, the Indian's contribution to Amer ican culture. The couple was adopted into the family of Chief One Bull, "fighting nephew" of the famous Chief Sitting Bull of history. You will ba proud of your Invita tion! and Announcamtntt whan orderad hara aik any of "our" . Bridas. Quality workmanship, all dona In our own plant. Ba aura and ihop our raawnabla pricaa. The ACORN PRESS 325 N. Bortl.lt Medford, Ore. 209 E. Melts ORD , OREO ON ,:
