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Couple Tell Wedding Plans Wedding plans have been announced for Miss Dolores Carlene Barrel, Eugene, and Ervin Eugene Tipping of Port land, whose marriage is plan ned for Saturday, August 3 at 8 o'clock in the evening in Friendly Street Church of God, Eugene. The bride-elect, a daughter of Mrs. Laude A. Barrell, Eugene, taught American his tory and world history in the Medford High School from September, 1960 to June, 1963. The bridegroom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Tipping, Webster City, Iowa. He was employed with Copco division of Pacific Power and Light company in Medford before being transferred to Portland. The reception will be held in the church reception hall immediately following t h e ceremony. jHarp lou's 10 DISCOUNT EVENT on Meit Items In the Shop GREETING CARDS and STUDIO GIRL COSMETICS at Regular Prices OREGON BANK BLDG. Mtdford Shopping Canter 772-9588 SUDDENLY IT'S . . . Stop at the sign of the Red Heart jaw DRESSES Sflfft I BLOUSES $65 (One Rack) III! (One Table) Values to $50 " O Reduced to -i Up w Junior, Regular "tI Selection of and Half Size "S SUITS AND off: Dresses 0ff. C0AT5! QAT G,en of Michigan JEWELRY Children's Coats, Msny Beau,jfu, Dresses and . OFF! piay ciches PRICE! p,eces All SALES FINAl, NO ' . , e f k 1 II Spring and Summer Ul ILLalM EXCHANGES NO REFUNDS 0 W1 417, Ap HANDBAGS V Phone 772 8992 OFF! WE WILL BE Engagement Announced Rogue River - Mr. and Mrs. Keith Palmerton, 375 Fielder lane, announce the engagement of their daugh ter, Miss Fayetta Louise Pal merton, to Arvid Peter Lew ison, son of Mr. and Mrs. Helmer Lewison, of Owaton na, Minn. Miss Palmerton, a graduate of Rogue River High school, is a junior at Southern Ore gon college. She is a member of Sigma Tau Sigma and the forensic team. Mr. Lewison was graduated from Owatonna High school and served in the Navy. He will attend an art advertising school in Portland in the fall. No date has been set for the wedding. Miss Fayetta Palmerton Georgia Relatives Guests in Prospect Prospect - Recent visitors from Macon, Ga., at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Deloy Gillespie were Mrs. Gillespie's parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Hardin and her brother, Jim mie, and sister, Claudia. Accompanying them waa s Mrs. Gillespie's aunt, Mrs. Betty Farr and cousin, Jan nice, also from Macon. CLOSED JULY 22 THRU JULY 27 FOR Mr. and Mrs. Glen Rush, 9 Lewis avenue, have announc ed the engagement oi their daughter. Mill Juleen Carol Rush, to Donald F. Beit, a ion of Mn. Angelo O'dear, 405 West Second street. The litei are planned for Decem ber. The bride-elect it a grad uate of Medford High school and her fiance it employed in Stockton. Calif. Late Summer Rites Planned Ashland - A late summer wedding is planned by Miss Katherine Sanderson of Ten afly, N. J., and Walter F. Zwick, son of Mr. and Mrs. Irving A. Zwick, 3 Hillcrest street, Ashland. The engage ment was announced recently by Mr. and Mrs. Russell M. Sanderson, parents of the bride-to-be. Miss Sanderson was gradu ated last month from Smith college. Mr. Zwick will re ceive his degree next year from Dartmouth college. t Local Man Returns From Ohio Visit Paul R. Smith, 3411 Ma drona lane, returned recently from a ten day visit with his father in Toledo, Ohio. . Mr. Smith's father, who will be 83 next month, had not seen his son since 1959. MEDFORD Betrothal News Is Announced . Shady Cove Mr. and Mrs. Dennis E. Mason announce the engagement of . their daughter, Dorothy Louilla, to John Gifford Gray III, son of Mr. and Mrs. John G. Gray II. Vest Covina, Calif. Miss Mason is a graduate of Eagle Point High school, and is attending the New berry School of Beauty, West Covina. ' Mr. Gray, a graduate of Mission Bay High school, San Diego, is employed at Queen of the .Valley hospital, West Covina. Miss Mason and her fiance, accompanied by his parents and brother, Larry Gifford. were recent houseguests at the Mason home. No date has been set for the wedding, f Dorothy Louilla Mason Ruth Rebekah Lodge to Initiate Jacksonville Ruth ReV kah lodge of Jacksonville will initiate two candidates Monday, July 15, at 8 p.m. The initiation for Mrs. Al vin Shepard and Miss Cora Bell Ravnor will be held at the Jacksonville Odd Fellow hall. Initialing captain is Mrs. Jack McDanicl. Refresh ments will be served by Mrs. George Brownlee and Mrs. Ernest Ramsey. Visitors are welcome.' Where you find the clothes you love to live in REMODELING MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFOHD. m- , i t J I V ' V . I Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Garth Johnson (Houitn photo) Episcopal Rites Held When Miss Nancy Anne Ticknor, Woodburn, became the bride of Gerald Garth Johnson, son of Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Goldenpenny, 15 Van couver "avenue, she not only had her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold W. Ticknor, at the ceremony, but also her American Field Service mother, Mrs. Otto Schait, with whom she lived for a year in Zurich, Switzerland. The wedding was held June 29 at 2 o'clock in the after noon at St. Edward's Epis copal church In Silverton. The Rev. Everett Hall, Woodburn, officiated at the double ring rites attended by more than 300 guests. Mrs. Don Miller, Corvallis, played the organ wedding music and accompanied the Woodburn High school girls' trio, Miss Dora Ann Ostrom, Miss Lavonne Widmcr, and Miss Sandi Bcdwcll. Soloist was Professor Donald Gleck ler of Willamette university. Pirik and white gladioli dec orated the church. Wean Silk Organia Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a floor length gown of white silk nylon organza over taffeta. It was fashioned with fitted bodice accented with beaded sequins, scoop neckline and three-quarter length sleeves. The bodice and a front panel in the full skirt were of em broidery. The skirt formed a chapel train. Her French silk Illusion veil was held by a crown of seed pearls and crystals and she carried a bouquet of baby pink elf roses and stephanotis. Her heirloom point lace hand kerchief, which belonged to her great grandmother, had been carried by her mother at her wedding. Miss Shirley Timian, Cor vallis, was maid of honor. The other attendants were Mrs. John Ticknor, sister-in- law of the bride, and Mrs. Paul Nagel, both Portland, Miss Marlcne Grasscns, Hono lulu, Hawaii, cousin of the bride, and Miss Sandra Hunt, Woodburn. They wore pink embroid ered batiste sheath dresses with headdresses of pink roses and tulle and matching acces sories. They carried nosegay bouquets of pink and white daisies. Niece Is Flower Girl Miss Nikki Messer, Med ford, niece of the bridegroom, was flower girl. She wore a pink embroidered batiste frock and carried a white basket of pink rosebuds. Kent Parson, Salem, served as best man. Groomsmen were John Ticknor, Portland, bro ther of the bride; Terry Gray, Salem; Ronald Little, Madras, and Clinton Peterson, Maple- ton, . Acolytes were Douglas Aug ustus and Tom Wadsworth. For her daughter's wedding and reception which followed at St.' Mary's Parish hall in Woodburn, Mrs. Ticknor chose a pink embroidered silk sheath dress with matching accessories. Mrs. Goldenpenny wore a lavender brocade sheath dress with matching accessories. Their corsages were pink roses. Reception Held i Mrs. Paul Foster, San Fran j cisco, aunt of the bride, and j Miss Dorothy Johnson, Ar I lington, Va., aunt of the bride 1 groom, cut and served the i wedding cake. Pouring were ; Mrs. R. A. Grassens, Mrs. Paul Wadlcy. Mrs. William i Wadley, Yakima, Wash , all ! aunts of the bride. Mrs. Kent 1 Parson was In charge of the : guest book. Mrs. John I. aery, ; Woodburn, and Mrs. Hattie Paris, Slayton, were at the gift table. The couple traveled to San Francisco on their wedding trip, the bride wearing a blue knit suit with matching hat, black patent leather acces , series, and a white orchid corsage. The bride is a graduate of ; Woodburn High school and at tended Oregon State univer I sity. She is employed as a OREGON bookkeeper at the Bank of Oregon. The bridegroom was graduated from Medford High school and Willamette univer sity where he was affiliated with Phi Delta Theta fratern ity. He is music instructor at the Woodburn Junior and Senior High schools. Among the out of town guests were Mr. Goldenpenny, Medford; Miss Heidi Schait, Zurich, Switzerland; Miss Blanche Brattin, Arlington, Va.; Mr. Foster, San Fran cisco; and William Wadley, Yakima, Wash., uncle of the bride. The evening prior to the wedding Miss Dorothy John son, Arlington, Va., was hostess for the rehearsal din ner held at the Marion hotel in Salem. It was attended by 42 relatives and friends. Dur ing the event the Woodburn High school girls' trio also sang; they are students of Mr. Johnson. Philip Hansen To Give Show Ashland Philip Hanson, well known West coast actor. will present a one man show, ine Kebels" Tuesday, July 16, at 2 p.m. in Churchill hall auditorium on the South ern Oregon college campus. The first half o the Han son show is devoted to the patriots, who created Ameri cas form of government. "They are called patriots now," Mr. Hanson says, "but they were rebels In 1776." Mr. Hanson's performance of famous historic speeches includes Patrick Henry's fiery "Give me liberty, or give me death, and the com ments of John Adams, Thom- Jcffcrson, Benjamin Franklin, and Thomas Paine. The humor expressed by famous patriots will also be featured in "The Rebels" to gether with Longfellow's well known poem, "Paul Re vere s Ride." CLOTHES LAST LONGER when they're DRY GLEANED at on of ABB GRESSETT'S 3 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS FEATURING Customized Quality Service Don't let your wardrobe budget go down the drain by neglecting your clothes. Our gentle, but thorough dry cleaning methods get clothes cleaner and make them last longerl ABB GRESSETT'S nrSvn.ln i Cleaners 702 W. Main1 611 i i. Jackson 'JX Git.wtv 1?J1 Shopping t Ctnttr, Ashland Parents Tell Betrothal News The engagament of Miss Darlene Rae O'dear to Eugene H. Vincent, son of Mrs. Max ine Vincent, 326 Benson street, has been announced by the bride-clcct's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Angelo L. O'dear, 405 West Second street. Miss 0'der is a junior stu dent at Medford High school and the bridegroom-elect is an employee of the Medford Mail Tribune. No wedding date has been Darlene Ra O'dear OSf CASCABt m c3 -r Silver gifts to please both men & women. Modest in price plus the enduring worth of silver. A. 4 pc. pi. set .'....$34.00 B. 4 pc. pi. set $36.75 C. Bar Knife $5.95 D. Stamp Holder $4.95 E. Coaster & Ash Tray Set $7.00 F. Bride & Groom Toasting Cup $1 1.00 G. Candy Dish $10.95 H. Pipkin and Tray $16.75 I. Cordial Cup $4.00 J. Double Jigger $11.00 K. Revere Bowl (plate) $6.60 L. Piggy Bank $7.25 M. Candy Dish (plate) ... $8.95 N. Marriage Cup $15.00 O. Thimble Jigger $3.95 P. Shrimp Dish $16.50 JLERS MEDFORD, OREGON ((istartd Jtoilir $pAmHciA SUNDAY. JULY 14, 1943 Class Reunion Set The 1943 class of Medford High school plans a reunion in observance of the twenti eth anniversary of their grad uation Saturday, July 27, at North's Chuck Wagon restaurant. Dinner will fol low a social hour set for 6:30 p.m. Robert Kyle is chairman. All class members have not been located. Graduates who have not received an invita tion or who know the address of any of those listed here are asked to call Mrs. Don Mincar, 773-5444. . Those not yet located are, Norman Abell, Cecil Bishop, Eileen Buchanan, Bill Cowan, Easie Dunn. Nancy Elliott, Duan Fairchild, Lois Fish, Carol Ham, Albert Johnston, Phyllis Lillic, Don Lockman, Announcing . . LEE HORN It Now On The Staff At ?' : Q u. VViJSUtf trn Sot . W W ,K . 1963 Vivien Lukens. Rae MrCnn. agle, Frances Nordquist, Lloyd Nordquist, Charline Porter, Robert Rice, William Scheumann, Elizabeth Smith, Constance Warren, Olive Wohleschlager, Odis Odel Whitfield, Geraldine Perry, Georgian Weight, Earl Hig gins, David Dawson, Margaret Wallis, Alan Weir and Vir ginia Hayes. Mrs. Minear also is in charge of reservations. Potluck A potluck dinner wiil be served at the meeting oi the Medford Navy Mothers' club, Tuesday, July 16, at noon, at the home of Mrs. John Davies, 1220 Maple Park drive. All Navy mothers are welcome. Holland's Studio of Beauty She cordially invites her former patrons and welcomes new patrons. Call for an appoint ment with Lee. PHONE 772-5020 Serving Southern Oregon and Northern California for Over 35 Years m iii. mm u - r v . P.V; ' .J l (tjWiffilflajji ""St MR rS..Ji)na m HE,. -7TZm bill T
