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. t , M i i . L. . i i '- i j . f 6 C Calendar Monday: 6:30 p.m. Chrysanthemum circle, NOW, Eagle hall. Tuesday! 10 a.m. Rogue Valley Herb society, Mrs. R. D. Abel, Hillcrest rd. and Cherry lane. 10 a.m. L W V workshop, Medford and Jackson County Public library. 10 a.m. Women's fellow ship groups, First Christian church, McCracken, Mrs. A. W. Denny, 2995 M a d r o n a lane; Weare, Mrs. Frank Chapman, 1041 West Four teenth St. 12 noon Past Presidents club, VFW auxiliary, Lithia park, Ashland. 1 p.m. Women's fellow ship groups. First Christian church, Clark, Mrs. Jack Hus ton, 1111 Dakota ave.; S wan der, Mrs. Ruby Hicks, 1001 Murray st.; Troxell, Mrs. Asa Lemon, 181 Vashti way. 7 p.m. TOPS Club, social room, Medford and Jackson County Public library. Wednesday! 11 a.m. Security Benefit club, Pythian bldg. Thursday! 12:30 p.m. LWV picinc, Mrs. Curtice Hopkins, 3773 Oid Military rd. SUNDAY. JULY 21. 1963 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON College Students Wed; Now in Cave Junction Cave Junction-Mr. a n Mrs. Leland H. Rosenberg, whose marriage was a recent event In St Matthias Episcopal church here, are living at Forest lodge motel. They made their wedding trip to summer cabin near Redmond, returning by way of Portland, Coos Bay and Eugene. The bride, the former Miss Arlene Louise Gibbons, is daughter of Mr. and Mrs Frank P. Gibbons, and the bridegroom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Donald Rosenberg all Cave Junction. The Rev. Albert Saycrs, Grants Pass officiated for the June 29 rites read at 10 o'clock in the morning. About SO guests attended. Mr. Gibbons gave his daughter in marriage. Her floor length gown was of satin brocade with rounded neckline and three-quarter length sleeves. Small bows trimmed the circular cuffs. A white rose held her fingertip veil and she carried a bou quet of white orchids and stcphanotis with a white Bible. Miss Myrna Gibbons, a sis. ter, was honor attendant and L W J . .: .tift- rl Mr. and Mrs. Leland H. Rosenberg Miss Phyllis Beard, Takilma, Ore., was bridesmaid. Flower girls were Mellnda, Peggy and Gayle Rosenberg, sisters of the bridegroom. Chris Basham lighted the candles. The attendants wore pink gowns similar to the bride's gown, and carried crescent shaped bouquets of white or chids. . The flower girls' dresses were of pink shantung also similar to the one worn by the bride. Gordon Lowell, Myrtle Creek, was best man. Usher ing was Jerry Gibbons. A bouquet of mixed flowers decorated the altar and white bows were used on the pew ends. Mrs. Lester Basham was organist. The reception, given by the bride's parents, was held in the Parish hall. Mrs. Dollie Rosenberg, and Mrs. W. C. Gibbons, grandmothers of the bridegroom and bride, poured and Mrs. Harry Showhan, an aunt of the bride, served the wedding cake. Mrs. C. O. Hag gard served punch and Miss Linda Ellison was in charge of the guest book. The bride s mother wore a green floral print dress with matching accessories and the bridegroom's mother was dressed in a light blue suit. Both had pink rose corsages. Both the bride and bride groom were graduated in 1960 from Illinois Valley High school and both will be senior students at Oregon State uni versity in the fall. The bride 8 majoring In home econom ics and the bridegroom is studying business administra tion. For the wedding trip the bride chose a blue and white striped suit with white acces sories. 1 Freeze Sandwiches For Week's Supply Make lunch box packing a breeze by preparing a week's supply ol sandwiches at time. Wrap the sandwiches Individually in moisture-proof material, tnen freeze. In the morning pack the sandwiches, still frozen, into sacks or lunch boxes. They'll thaw to delicious just-made freshness by Iunchtime. Cornett-Jones Ceremony 45' 4 WAIM TOUNO I 1 M..;s EXCLUSIVE AT WARDS A BACK-TO-SCHOOL "SCOOP" FOR YOUNO JUNIORS early fall cotton dresses SPECIAL PURCHASE! for reg. 8.98 DAN RIVER DRIP DRY COTTONS At Word only! . , , a new coNtetiofl of erttp "school" coiuols ol a price that' easy on your budget) School 0'ril will wanl leveral of Iht colorful woven stripes, vivid plaids, California print!, and tht fashion right bouffant skirt I, rieroc trim, dnd short sleeves. Thi "juit right for school" dresses procticotly take core of themselves too . . . utt wo.h and W wear with little or no troning. Young junior ond junior peMe stylei in tuts 7 to 1 5 , . . Hurry 1 1 17 S. CENTRAL PHONE 773-7301 Rogue River - When Miss Janice Louise Jones became the bride of Joseph Howard Cornett in a ceremony held at Hope Presbyterian church, heirlooms of the Jones and William H. Breeding families, of which the bride is a des cendant, were used at the re ception which followed. The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Morris M. Jones, East Evans creek and grand daughter of Mrs. Robert E. Breeding, Brookings, who at tended the riles. The Breed ing family was one of the first settlers in this area. The bridegroom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Cor nett, Grayland, Wash., who traveled here for the cere mony. The Rev. Henry Holsinger, pastor of the Wimer Com munity church, officiated at the double ring ceremony at tended by 150 relatives and friends. The evening rites were held at 8 o'clock June 29. Baskets of white and lav ender gladioli, calla-lilies, rho dodendron and fern decorted the church and white satin bows marked the pew ends, Mrs. Robert R. Gail played the organ wedding music Wears Lace The bride, given in mar riage by her father, wore a floor length gown of lace and tulle over taffeta. It was fashioned with fitted bodice, scalloped neckline and long sleeves. The full tiered skirt was trimmed with lace. A cascade of lace ruffles form ed a panel in back and her fingertip length veil of silk illusion was held by a tiara and lily of the valley. She carried a nosegay of white chrysanthemums encircling a lavender orchid. Her jewel ry was a solitaire pendant, a gift from the bridegroom. Miss Linda Jo Brittson, Roseburg, was honor attend- ant. She wore a lavender brocaded sheath dress with matching veil h..d by a clus ter of white rosebuds and li lacs. She carried a nosegay of lavendar chrysanthemums. Cheryl Lynn Schultz was flower girl for her cousin. She wore a white lace dress over lavender taffeta and head dress similar to the maid of honor's. She carried a white basket filled with small lav ender orchids. Michael Alves, Brookings served as best man. Seating the guests were Robert Jones and Allen Jones, brothers of the bride, and Delbert Schultz, her cousin. For her daughter's wedding and reception which followed Mrs. Jones chose u pale yel low tissue wool suit with white accessories. Mrs. Cor nett wore a rose dress with matching accessories. Their corsages were white chrysanthemums. The reception was held in Barnett hall at the church. Mrs. Elvis L. Schultz, assisted by Miss Markeith Palmerton cut and served the tiered wed ding cake. Mrs. Charles B. Brittson, Roseburg, aunt of the bride, cut and served a cake she had baked and dec orated. Miss Florence Oliver, assisted by Miss Charlene Crabousk:, presided at the punch bowl. Mrs. Harold Vickcrs pour ed coffee from an heirloom silver coffee urn which has been in the Jones family for more than 200 years and was a gift to the bride's parents from her paternal grandmo ther when they were married H5 years ago in Rogue River. Other pieces of heirloom sil ver from the Breeding fam- nn sS SI Free Parking j Church Women Will Begin New Study Series A new study scries for groups of the Women's fellow ship of First Christian church is to begin Tuesday, July 23. "Church Spires in City Sky lines" is the topic taken from the Interdenominational mis sion study for July through December. Purpose of the study is for recognition by clmrches of the responsibilities and challenges presented as city life changes when persons move to sub burban areas. Churches in this country and Canada are using this study guide. McCracken group will meet at 10 a.m., for brunch, with Mrs. A. W. Denny, 2995 Mad drona lane and the Wcarc group will meet at that hour in the home of Mrs. Frank Chapman, 1041 West Four teenth street. The group which will meet at 1 p.m., are Clark, Mrs. Jack Houston, 1111 Dakota avenue, for dessert luncheon; Swan dor, Mrs. Ruby Hicks, 1001 Murray street; Troxell. Mrs. Asa Lemon, 181 Vashti way, with Mrs. Lester Childs, co host -ss. To Picnic Members of the Past Presi dents club of the auxiliary to the Crater Lake post. Vet erans of Foreign Wars, will picnic Tuesday, July 23 at 12 noon in Ashland Lithia park. Members who need transpor tation may call Mrs. Jack Brummond, 773-177). 1 ily were used on the serving tables. Miss Christine Moore was in charge of the guest book and Miss Grabouski and Miss Oliver were at the gift table. Becky Brittson and Nancy Breeding, cousins of the bride, passed bags of rice. The couple traveled to the Oregon Caves Resort on their wedding trip, the bride wearing a blue and white suit with white accessories and the orchid from her bri dal bouquet. Among the out of town guests were Miss Pamela Cornett, Grayland, Wash., sis ter of the bridegroom; James Breeding, Wolf Creek, great- uncle of the bride; Mr. and Mrs. Leo Bullei, Tacoma, Wash.; Mr. and Mrs. Norman W. Jones and Connie, Kla math Falls, and Mr. and Mrs Luther Slaughter and Steven. Billy and Susan, Springfield. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Coates, Brookings, honored the new- lyweds at a reception held July 6. The couple are mak ing their home in that city on Chetco avenue. The bride attended Rogue River schools and was grad uated from Rogue River High school. He attended schools in Ocosta, Wash., and served in the U. S. Navy for six years. He is employed by Brookings Plywood plant. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Howard Cornett (Glunt photo) White Cross Circles to Meet White Cross circles of the First Baptist church will meet Tuesday, July 23, for Bible and missionary study followed by work sessions. The four day circles will meet at 10:30 a.m. with those attending t o take a sack lunch. Dessert and coffee will be served by the hostess. Elizabeth circle meets with Mrs. John Crandall, 1517 Whitman avenue, with Mrs. Dom Casciato, leader. Martha, with their leader, Mrs. Sam uel Jones, 1393 South Peach street, and Rebecca, with their leader, Mrs. Mark Cole, 1520 Johnson street. Ruth circle meeting will be July 30. Mrs. Clarence Wilson will be hostess at her home on Foss road, Talent. Mrs. Roy Howe will be the leader. Hannah, the evening group, will meet witn their leader, Mrs. Jesse Flenner, at 7:30 p.m. at 727 Ellen avenue. Camp Fire Girls Camp Fir Girl Hike Twenty-seven Camp Fire Girls from Talent last week made an overnight hike from Camp Yaiewahnoah at Wag ner Creek Forks west of Talent, to the Talent Irriga tion company cabin where they camped. The next day the group hiked to McDowell creek where they had lunch and then returned by the ditch bank trail. Later they hiked back to their camp where they had dinner prepared by Mrs. Charles Cory and . Mrs. Howard Lockwood, who had stayed with the 10 Bluebird members also attending the camp. Girls on the overnight hike ranged form 10 to 16 years. In charge were Mrs. Mae Lowe, Mrs. Jerry Denham and Mrs. Ray Burnette. 4 Long beaded crepes and fur trimmed brocade suits will be j "in" for fall cocktail and thea ter events. r I Former Prospect Resident Married Prospect-News has been re ceived of the marriage of Miss Gayle Harris to Rich ard Withnell on Saturday evening, July 13, in Rose burg. Miss Suzanne Rogers, Pros pect, was a bridesmaid. Miss Harris is the daugh ter of former Prospect resi dents, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne) Harris. Mr. Harris is em ployed by Pacific Power and Light, Roseburg. Easy Painting With Crosby Paint even a man ea111 Continues KlfSRuWl BRUCE BAUER LBR. CO. 765 Ss. Riverside i I k i Announcing the Closing of HOME THRIFT BEAUTY SHOP 250 Beatty, Medford I wish to take this opportunity to thank my friends, new and old, for their patronage during the past 15 years. Owner Gene Bateman Newlyweds Make Home In Ashland A s h 1 a n d Mr. and Mrs. Joseph S. Bates have re turned from New Mexico and Texas where they made their wedding trip following their recent marriage in Ashland Faith tabernacle. The bride, Miss Elsie Lorraine McDou- gall, is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. H. McDougall, 767 East Main street, Ashland. The bridegroom, who has been living at Phoenix, is a son of Mrs. T. R. Bates, Pep, N.M., and the late Mr. Bates. While on their trip, the new ly married couple visited his mother and also attended a reunion of the bridegroom's relatives at La Mesa, Tex. They now are living at 105'4 Bush street, Ashland. The Rev. Harold McDon ald of the Phoenix First As sembly of God church per formed the ceremony June 10. About 120 g'lests attend ed the 6 o'clock evening riles. Father Gives Bride Mr. McDougall gave his daughter in marriage. The bride's floor length gown was of lace and net over satin. The lace bodice was de signed with long sleeves and the full net skirt was made with tiers of ruffles. Her lace elbow length veil was held by a rhinestone crown. She carried pink rosebuds and white carnations on a white Bible. Mrs. Vernon Harper, Loy- alton, Calif., was matron of honor for her sister and bridesmaids were the Misses Rebecca Peters and Joanna Peters, twin sisters. Brenda Harper, a niece of the bride, ! was the flower girl and Jur- j tis Wine carried the rings. The attendants wore pink ' taffeta gowns with bell skirts. Their small flowered ' hats were white and they car-': ricd pink and white carna tions. Leo Schmclzcr was best man and Eugene Bates, Tal ent, a cousin of the bride groom, and Calvin Walker, Medford, were ushers. Candles were lighted by Carolyn Williams, Talent, and Terrie McDougall, both nieces of the bride. Pink and white gladioli decorated the church. Alfred Lee Saunders, Medford, was soloist and the Rev. Leo Wine, organist. The bride's mother wore a blue and white print dress and her corsage was of pink carnations. 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