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2 C . ' ' 'hi', Mri. R. Wedding in Of Interest From Germany came news last week of the marriage of Miss Carolyn Lois Miller and Capt. R. L. Smith. The wed ding ceremony was performed June 35 in the Nurnberg Post chapel of the U. S. Army at Furth, Bavaria. The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence L. Miller, 2200 Ruhl Way, Med ford, who has been in Nurin burg teaching children of the American Army personnel sta tioned there. The bridegroom's parents are Dr. and Mrs. G V. Smith, Cleveland, Ohio. Capt. Robert W. Rlppe, in terdenominational mini ster for the 20th Station hospital .chapel, performed the 1:30 o'clock afternoon ceremony. Wolrad Pflurker, Nurnberg, gave the bride in marriage. Her floor, length aheath gown was of lace over taffeta with overskirt of nylon chiffon. Her fingertip length veil was of silk net held from a lotus flower crown and she carried a bouquet of white carnations Miss Ann Moldenschardt, Erlanger, Germany, also an American teacher, was the honor attendant. Her street length sheath dress was of pink pea a de sole and her flowers were pink carnations. . Lt, Paul Mitchell, was best man, and ushering were Lt. Constantino Kalandros and Lt. Phillip Darlenzo, all Nurn berg. Vases of pink and white carnations with potted hy drangeas and gloxinia decor ated the altar. The reception held in the Kolb Officers club and the ceremony were attended by some 60 guests. The couple made their wed ding trip to Denmark, Norway CLOTHES LOOK NEWER whan they're DRY CLEANED at en of ABB GRESSETT'S 3 CONVENIENT . LOCATIONS FEATURING Customized Quality Service Don't despair if your wardrobe looks tired . . . our quality dry cleaning putt "life" In your clothes and ' makes tham look like new again. ABB GRESSETT'S rv, flrSvft.ln Cleaners tra 702 W, Main' t 6tlV I. J.ckion tStV Gateway Cantor, Aihlin4 SUNDAY. JULY 7, 1963 L. Smith Germany Here and Sweden. They now are living at Heinlein Strasse 9, Furth, Bavaria, Germany. The bride is a trrariimfs nt the Universitv nf nrwrai Th bridegroom attended Duke universitv In Durham. M r and is a physician with the Army. Among the weddlno cupula were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Burch. Eugene, now llvlno In Munich, Germany, while he is stationed there with the Army. The bride was a stu dent Of Mr. Burch when she attended the Colin Kcllcy Ju nior Hlgri school in Eugene. She taught In the Parkrose DUbliC School in Portland ho. fore accepting the overseas' position with the Department of Defense, and plans to teach in Nurnberg another year while Captain Smith com pletes his duties with the Army. The COUDle nlnnn In return to this country at the close of nis lour. The bride snrnt the sum mer in Medford last vear mri left In the fall for Nurnberg to resume her teaching duties Wedding Plans Are Announced Ashland The engagement of Miss Diana George, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Elmont George, 755 Clay street, to Dennis S. Cluff, 175 Meade street, was announced rec ently. Miss George was graduated from Ashland High school In June. Her fiance' graduated from Mesa, Ariz., High school and afterward attended the state university. Ho has been a student at Southern Ore gon college for the past year and pUns to complete his degree at the University of Southern California. Plans are beinir mnrte fe a September wedding to be solemnized in a Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints temple. Mr. Cluff serv ed as a missionary for the church In Norway for two and a half years. Return Ashland - The Rev. and Mrs. John Thnmnsnn nnrl children. Crescent City, Calif., were among former Ashlund ers returning for the Fourth or juiy ccicnration. Mr Thompson was rector of Trin Ity Episcopal church for a number of years. Fund-Raising Benefit Rogue Gallery A fund-raising parly spon sored by the Rogue Valley Art association for the mod ernization of the Rogue Gal lery will be held Friday, July IB, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. S. V. Carpenter, "Topsldcs," Old Stage road. Because admission is lim ited to 100 persons, reserva tions may be mailed to the gallery, Box 763, Medford, by July 12, according to par ty chairman, Robertson E. Collins. Funds raised from the ad mission charge and the sale of script for refreshments, will be used to cover the cost of paint, new wall coverings, and improved lighting. An auction of art works created by members of the association board of directors will be a feature at the party. Eugene Bennett, Jacksonville artist, will Bet as chairman of the auction. Guests will al.vo be able to swim, play badminton or ping pong. Bride-Elect Honored at Luncheon ' Miss Roberta Slceter, bride elect of Edward G. 'Foxley Jr., Portland, was honored at a bridal shower and luncheon given recently by Miss Lou Elsa Vocgtly In the Rogue Valley Country club. The luncheon table decora tions were In pink and white Decorations included a pink nosegay with an umbrella tree and smaller bouquets of pink sweetpeas and white daisies in . miniature white sprinkling cans. . ; The guests included the bride-elect's mother, Mrs. Robert W. Slceter; Mrs. Don ald D. McLaughlin, Mrs. Monty C. Penwcll, Mrs. Tom D. Laurance, Mrs. Robert W Vocgtly and the Misses Judy Christenscn, Jacklyn Creagcr, Judy Potter, Bonnie Van Dyke, Judy Bell, Karen Car penter, Joyce Pearson, Mira Frohnmayer and Patricia Campbell. The bride-elect also is daughter of the late Dr. Rob ert W. Sleetcr. Mr. Foxley . is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward G. Foxley, Salem. The wedding date has been sot for July 26. Miss Slceter is a Univer slty of Oregon graduate with a degree of medical technol ogy. The bridegroom-elect, a Willamette university grad uate, completed his sopho more year this spring at the university of Oregon medical school. Blind Tenor Will Appear 1 In Concert Ashland - Carlton Eldrldge, a tenor, will appear at South ern Oregon college Tuesday, July 9, at 1 p.m. in Churchill auditorium. For the past 14 years he has been in charge of vocal work at Springfield Junior college where, besides teaching voice, he directs several choirs and assists in the production of operas. He received his bach elor of music' and master of music degrees at Michigan Stale university and did ad vanced study at State Univer sity of Iowa. Although being without sight, he does not consider blindness a handicap. All of his work, including the direc tion of choral music, is done from spoclajly. prepared Braille scores. Townspeople are invited to attend the assembly free of charge. Ceremony Held n Navy Chapel Ashland - In a ceremony performed June 28 In the U.S. Navy chapel, Pcnsacola, Fla., Cecilia Williams, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. I. O. Anderson, 710 Pennsylvania avenue, Ashland, became the bride of Michael A. Watts. The bride groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Lester Watts, Oakrldge, Ore. Mr. and Mrs. Watts arc both Ashland High school graduates and Mrs. Watts at tended Southern Oregon col lege for one year. Mr. Watts is on the admin istrative staff of the U. S. Naval hospital. Ashland Girl Receives Grant Ashland - Miss Betty Mar tin, 1963 Ashland High school graduate, has received word thathe has been award ed one of the state scholar ships, a cash one-year grant that may be used In any ac credited Oregon college or university, Miss Martin, who is the daughter of Mr and Mrs. Clifford McLean, 117 Almond street, plans to enter the Uni versity of Oregon in Sep tember. Event To In addition to Mr. Collins and .Mr. Bennett, board mem bers serving on the benefit committee' Include Mrs. Brandt Baitcls, board chair man; Mrs. Curtis Barnes, membership chairman; James RHgland, exhibit committee; Richard Courtrlght, films chairman; Mrs. Thomas Rut ter. publicity chairman; and Mrs. Carpenter. Alaskan Guests Leave for Home Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Oustcr hout and children, Dianne and Sally, left Saturday for their home in Ketchikan, Alaska, after a visit with relatives in the valley, Mr. Ousterhout. the son of G. E. Ousterhout, Dutton road, completed his master's degree in June at the University of Hawaii. His wife, the former Ann Peterson of Portland, completed her master's de gree, also, and will be dean of girls at Ketchikan High school this fall. MEDFOHD ' In addition to the actors and actresses needed for pro duction of the Oregon Shakespearean festival are numer ous designers, technicians and costumers. Part of that crew were at North's Chuck Wagon restaurant last Sunday when Mr. and Mrs. John North and Mrs. Eleanor Edmonds entertained company members at dinner. Left to right are The Oregon Shakespearean Festival company actors were entertained at dinner last Sunday evening at North's Chuck Wagon restaurant. Among them war (left to light) Fred Chapman, Daniel Hopp and Judy Hopp. Mr. Chapman will play Dull in "Love's Labour's Lost" and Mr. Hopp has bean cist as Paris in "Romeo and Juliet." Mrs. Hopp Is a new comer to the fastlval and has drawn th part of Mistrais Pag in "Merry Wives of Windsor." (Classic photo) Coup I e Wed In California Ashland - Announcement of the marriage of Miss Chris tina Raaphorst and Ltv Phil ip T. Spieth has been receiv ed. The bride, whose parents are Mr. and Mrs. Picter Raap horst, Garden Grove, Calif., formerly lived in Ashland where she attended high school and Southern Oregon college. Her aunt is Mrs. Ger trude DcYouiiR. Ashland, w'.io attended the June 15 ceremony In Santa Ana, Calif. Lieutenant Spiclh is the son of Dr. Herman T. Spieth, 21 N. kv iuni x-Jrl JM Jin m mw Cr t- Ctmm I v. J Convenient Terms If Desired MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFOHD. OREGON chancellor of the University of California at Riverside, and Mrs. Splcth. He is In flight training with the U. S. Marine Corps at Pensacola, Fla., where the couple will make their home. Visiting Talent - Airman Robert Lo gan and his family from Webb Air base in Texas are visiting at the home of his mother, Mr. and Mrs. John Baldwin. JterJing THE WEDDIN6 GIFT SHE'LL TREASURE MOST There iti so many lovely wsyt (in solid silver) to mike her remember and cherish your lift for the years hed. Let us help you our Bridal Registry tells you her choice of patient, the pieces she has, the lifts she needs. You'll enjoy shoppini here because of our large selection and wide rant of prices in sterlini. 1 pe. Mttlnii from I20.7S (Ml M.I CENTRAL En. !90tV Maria Chesley, costume designer; Richard Hay, technical director and designer; Thomas Beagle, lighting assistant; Dtont Evans, switchboard operator; Hugh Evans, lighting designer and director, and Gena Cheslay, master carpenter. Hugh Evans also will play iha part of Sir Hugh Evans in "Mary Wives of Windsor." (Classic photo) n rr 0 FASHION CLEARANCE i HURRY INI QUANTITIES LIMITED 16.98 Ballerinas $5 i 19.98 Ballerinas $6 ; 8.98, 10.98 Misses Dresses S5 8.98, 10.98 Jr. Misses H.i si... $7 " Jr. Mlssts Half-SiMi 12.98, 14.98 Summer Dresses $9 2.98 Misses' Blouses $1 3.98 Misses Blouses, Skirts $2 ea. 5.98 Spring, Summer Skirls 0"y $3 Brenlshire 2-Pc. Coordinates 3.98 Blouse 1 Only $2 5.98 Skirt ,30nlr $3 6.98, 7.98, 2-pc. Coordinates $5 Dark Cotton Skirts $2, 2.50, $3 1 6.98 Spring Shortie Coats 0$1 0 Special Purchase! Stretch Pants Re0, $C Si,M 7.9S J 8-16 Fashioned to fit M'fectlv. Slavs sleek and shapely Hel rfKet1 s'rtftih fabric of 55 nylon, 5ft9 ravon. Black onlv. 117 S. Central Concert Announced The world famous Portland Symphony orchestra will pre sent a concert at Hedrick Jun ior High gymnasium Wednes day, October 16, under the sponsorship of the Organized Commuters of Southern Ore gon college, Ashland, who will use the profit for a scholar ship fund. The orchestra, which will appear for the first time in this area, will present a mat inee at 3:45 p.m. followed by an evening performance at 8:15 p.m. After 96 years and 14 con ductors, the orchestra has gained national recognition under the conductorship of Jacques Singer. The Portland Symphony has lately traveled to many cities. Recent Guests Cave Junction - Gary Wil helm, Beaverton, accompanied by Miss Nina Fitch of New York City, spent a few days at the home of his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Wilhelm, Cave Junction, recently. While here they spent the week end in Brookings with N. E. Wilbur, brother of Mrs. Wilhelm, and other friends. -T" I'm i m Phone 773-7301 SOC Instructor Is Houseguest Ashland - Dr. and Mrs. E. C. McGill, 684 Leonard street, have as a houseguest, Mrs. Dorothy Norris, Cleveland, Ohio. Mrs. Norris is teaching in a two-week worshop at Southern Oregon college and has a class of 57 educators specializing in programs for gifted children. Mrs. Norris, who is direct ing supervisor of classes for gifted children in the Cleve land public schools, holds seminars throughout the coun try and has conducted work shops in this field at North western university, Feahody I Wards 10-day semi-annual dress sale! S for 3 2.9S each EVERY 2.98 DRESS IN STOCK ON SALE WHEN YOU BUY TWO e WARM-WEATHER FABRICS . . . light-weight cottons, cool corton-and-acetate blends COOL STYLES... sheaths, shirtwaists, others... bare-arm or minimum sleeves e SUMMER SHADES ... bright, light, deep tones . . . checks, plaids, florals, others EASY-CARE ... machine-wash, need little or no ironing ! Misses' and half sizes college. Western Colorado State college, and the Uni versity of Washington. Home Ashland - Mr. and Mrs. Gene Leidigh returned the) first of the week from a 10 day motor vacation that in eluded a visit with Mr. Lei digit's mother in Portland, a cruise through the San Juan islands, visit in Seattle and Victoria, B.C., and the Olym pic peninsula,' and a return trip by way of the coast. 117 S. Central j 773-7301 !
