MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON
SUNDAY. JULY 14. 1963
Newlyweds Take Trip
To San Francisco Area
Ashland - Baskets of lav
ender gladioli and tall lighted
candelabra formed the back
ground for the wedding if
Mr. and Mrs. Dale M. Walter
at the Congregational church.
The double ring ceremony at
2 p.m. June was performed by
the Rev. B. J. Holland.
The new bride, the former
Mary Gayle Hodgins, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. C. E.
Hodgins, 192 North Mountain
avenue, is a graduate of Ore
gon State university. Mr.
Walter, whose mother is Mrs.
Vera Walter, Talent, is a
Southern Oregon college
graduate.
Travelers Home
From Vacation
Prospect - Mr. and Mrs.
Clyde White and daughters,
Laura and Cheryl, returned
recently from a three week va
cation trip to the east. They
traveled over the Winnemuc-ca-to-the-Sea
highway and con
tinued to Charleston, S. C.
They also visited at the
home of Mr. White's brother,
James White, in Hickory,
N.C.. Returning West they
stopped at the Smoky Moun
tains National park, Lincoln's
memorial, Springfield, 111.,
and visited Mr. White's sister,
Mrs. Myrtle Sullivan and
family in Tennessee.
Other visitations were
made to the Black Hills and
Wind Cave of South Dakota
and Dinosaur National mon
ument in Vernal, Utah. At
Salt Lake City the family vis
ited the Mormon temple and
in Wyoming, the Grand Teton
National park. They toured
Yellowstone National park,
and returned home through
Idaho.
Upon their arrival, they
were visited by Mrs. White's
brother, and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Sines Caudill and son,
and a sister, Mrs. D. L. Brin
tle, Gaston, Ore,
Olive Rebekah
Lodge to Meet
The next meeting of Olive
Rebekah lodge will be held
at the Odd Fellows hall,
Monday, July 15.
Mrs. Joseph Webster will
be the accompanist for a vo
cal program at 8 p.m. with
the meeting following.
The committee in charge of
refreshments will be Mrs.
C. H. Jordan, Mrs. Frank
Chapman, Mrs. J. D. Flem
ing and Mrs. Sadie DeLa
Mater. All visiting Rebekahs are
Invited to attend.
The bride's floor length
nylon organza gown was
fashioned with maiy ruffles
banded with lace. The cap
sleeved bodice was made with
square neck and her illusion
net veil fell shoulder length
from a small pearl and se
quin coronet. She carried a
shower bouquet of white or
chids and stephanotis. Mr.
Hodgins gave his daughter in
marriage.
In the wedding party were
Miss Diane Bowlin, Downey,
Calif., maid of honor; Mrs.
Thomas Baker, Salem, matron
of honor, and Miss Markay
Balfour, Eugene, junior brides
maid, wearing matching
frocks in shades of purple,
lila: and orchid, with net
overskirts and veils to match
their dresses. Each carried
a nosegay of white carna
tions. The bridegroom had for
his best man John Bjork,
Fresno, Calif. The ushers
were the bride's brother,
Robert Hodgins. Eugene, and
Robert Graves, Forest Grove.
Mrs. LeeAnn Allen was the
soloist and was accompanied
at the organ by Miss Margar
et Ramsay, who also played
the processional and recession
al music.
A reception in the church
social hall followed the cer
emony. The hosts were Mr.
and Mrs. George Findlay and
those who assisted with serv
ing cake, punch and coffee
were Mrs. Richard Bourne,
Mrs. Bruce Merrill, Mrs.
Thomas Ferte, Mrs. Douglas
Pruitt, Mrs. Robert Hodgins
and Mrs. Robert Johnson.
Mrs. Robert Cessnum was in
charge of the guest book.
For their honeymoon to
the Bay area and San Fran
cisco, Mrs. Walter wore a
cream linen suit with red ac
cessories. Mr. and Mrs. Walter will
make their home at 801
Beach street, Ashland. The
bride, who took part of her
college course at SOC after
graduating from Ashland high
school, is a teacher of busi
ness education at Medford
High school. Her husband is
with the Medford office -f
the Jackson County Federal
Savings and Loan association.
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Guests
Central Point Mr. and
Mrs. Roland Smith and fam
ily, Dixon, Calif., are guests
of Mrs. Smith's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. W. J. Gebhard, and
Mr. Smith's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. C. F. Smith, all of Cen
tral Point. They are also visit
ing other relatives, and
friends while In the area.
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Mr. and Mrs. Dale M. Walter
(Locke photo)
Report
Is Given
Yreka Thirty-two mem
bers of the Yreka Nile club
held a meeting in the city
park recently which will be
their last until September.
A report on the 47th an
nual supreme session of the
Daughters of the Nile, held
in Reno, Ncv., was given by
Mrs. Orlo Davis. Mrs. Davis
reported that after the ses
sion a tour by bus to Virginia
City, Carson City and other
points was made before re
turning to Reno.
Attending the convention
from Yreka were Mrs. Davis,
Mrs. Walter Peters, Mrs.
Gertrude Johnson, Mrs.
Gladys Zimmerman, Mrs.
Harriett Davidson, Mrs.
Merle Spangle, Mrs. Earl
Skinner, Mrs. Barbara Cross,
Mrs. Inez Lorenzen and Mrs.
Helen Bisagno.
It was announced that
there would be a ceremonial
in Sacramento, August 7, and
Supreme Queen Mrs. John
Layman will be present.
Members discussed matters
pertaining to the Sacramento
meeting during the business
session.
It was also announced
that anyone who pep-'"1 "
ing to take home for summer
work should contact ......
Zimmerman, sewing chair
man. To Picnic
The annual picnic for mem
bers of Medford chapter, Blue
Star Mothers is planned for
Thursday, July 18, at 12 noon
at the home of Mrs. Fred Mid
dlcbushcr, 1098 Hilton road.
Mrs. Reimer Petterson will be
in charge.
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