Montague
Couple
Married
Montague Miss Maxine
Freitas, Hornbrook, eldest
daughter of Mrs. Louis Frei
tas and the late Mr. Freitas,
became the bride of Raymond
Brooks, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Brooks, Montague, in
a recent ceremony at the Fam
ily Fellowship church. The
Rev. Marjorie Brown offici
ated at the double-ring cere
mony. Given in marriage by her
uncle, Frank Freitas, the
bride wore a white afternoon
frock with a bouffant skirt
and a finger-tip length veil of
lace. She carried a bouquet of
white roses.
The bridesmaid. Miss Di
anne Houston, Hornbrook,
wore a blue flowered dress
and a white casafljiarwwft-
sage. Best man was Steven
Beebe and guests were seated
by Richard Umbarger, cousin
of the bridegroom and Arthur
Freitas, cousin of the bride.
Guests were registered by
Mrs. Gerald Brooks.
Following the ceremony, a
reception was held in the Sun
day sck!roaTMrs. Bowen
cut and served the cake and
Mrs. Gerald Brooks poured
the punch.
Guests included the bride's
mother and Mrs. Minnie
Barnes, Yreka, grandmother
of the bride; Mr. and Mrs.
Jack McMastcrs and Mr. and
Mrs. Kenneth Houston, Horn
brook; and Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Umbarger and son Richard,
Bend, Ore.
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Mr. and Mrs. Frank Howard Lonesen, whose wedding
was an event of August 10 in Portland, are making their
home there following a wedding trip to Canada. The bride
is the former Miss Coralen Ann Richardson, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Richardson of that city. Mr. Lagesen
is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Haakon M. Laqesen, 945 Harmony
lane, Ashland. The bride is a teacher in tne Portland Public
school system: the bridegroom is a Junior accountant with
the Yergen and Meyer Certified Public Accountant firm.
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Montague - Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Akin and daughters,
Elaine and Murllyn, recently
spent several days in San
Francisco.
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Kenneth W. Bailey
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Miss Cothrin
Is Wed To
Steven Deen
Derby Miss Arlcne Sybil
Cothrin became the bride of
Steven .Gordon Deen in an
8 o'clock evening ceremony
held August 23 in the home
of the bride's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Amon S. Cothrin, Box
140, Butte Falls highway,
Eagle Point.
The Rev. William H. Col
lier performed the double
ring ceremony in a selling of
yellow gladioli, dahlia and
marigolds arranged in bas
kets. The bridegroom is a son
of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Deen,
Box 139, Butte Falls highway.
Eagle Point.
The bride, who was given
in marriage bv her father,'
wore a ballerina length gown
of ballet blue Chanjilly lace
over blue taffeta, made with
fitted bodice and full skirt.
The scoop neckline was ac
cented with simulated pearls.
She wore a corsage of lem
on yellow rose buds with two
seed pearl hearts.
For her daughter's wedding
and the reception that follow
ed, Mrs. Cothrin wore a pink
schiffli embroidered linen
dress and grey accessories.
The bridegroom's mother
wore a deep lavender dress
and white accessories. Their
corsages were of pink carna
tions. The bride is a graduate of
Elk Grove Usion High school,
Elk Grove, Calif. The bride
groom was graduated from
Butte Falls High school and
is employed at Cascade Wood
Products Company, White
City.
After returning from their
honeymoon at the Lake of
the Woods, Ihe couple arc
now at home in Eagle.. Point.
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Held
Miss Mary Sue Chittock be
came the bride of Kenneth W.
Bailey in a candlelight cere
mony held Friday, August 16
at First Methodist church,
Medford. The Rev. Gerald
Nelson, associate pastor, per
formed the double ring riles
at 8 o'clock in the evening.
Some 175 relatives and Wends
attended the wedding and re-
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ception.
The bride is a daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Chit
tock, 189 Vasthi Way, Med
ford and the bridegroom is
the son of Mr. and Mrs. Wil
mcr W. Bailey, 6H7 Fifth ave
nue, Gold Hill. Both families
are long time residents of
southern Oregon.
Arrangements of pink and
white gladioli in white bas
kets decorated the church for
the wedding. White satin bows
were used at the pew ends.
Wedding music was played by
Mrs. Leslie Boardman, or
ganist. The bride, given in mar
riage by her father, wore a
gown of Chanlilly type lace
over taffeta fashioned with a
long - sleeved Basque bodice
and Sabrina neckline embroi
dered with pearls and sequins.
The bouffant skirt was styled
with a wide band of tulle in-
wxiu a wiue oanu ui lune in-
smRRWsscflitM'ronic3ifi?;
the hem-line on both sides.
Appliques of lace centered
with pearls and sequins trim
med the tulle band, and the
back of the skirt was designed
with a chapel train defined
with a tiered v-shaned insert
of lace and tulle in alternating
bands. A crown of matching
lace and pearls held her fjn.
gcrtip veil of handrolled silk
illusion. She carried white or-
chids and stephanotis on a
while Bible
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The bride's attendants wore
similar he'll -shaped dresses
fashioned of pink crystaline,
and their matching headpieces
of single roses hJd floating
veils. The matron of honor,
Mrs. James Conger, carried
white gladioli with pink rib
bons. Miss Marybcth Ramsey,
bridesmaid, and Mrs. Bill
Boye
brides matron, had
matching bouquets of pink
gladioli with (Shite ribbons.
The attendants' pearl neck
laces were gifO; of the bride.
Candlelights were Miss
Connio.Hanscom, cousin of the
bridegroom, and Miss Linda
Faber. They wore matching
ing dresses.
Clifford Smith, cousin of
the bridegroom, served as best
man. Other attendants were
Bill Boye and Wayne Nown
ham, friends of the bride
groom. Ushers were cousins of the
bridegroom, Dclmar Smit h,
Gary Evans, Fred L. Baker,
and Roger Gcnaw.
A reception given by the
bride's parents was held in
the social room of the church
following the wedding cere
mony. For her daughter's wedding
anri rrrrnlirm Mrc r-hitlm-lf
selected a turquoise organza
dress with matching acces
sories. Her corsage was of
pink carnations. The bride
groom's mother chose a white
silk sheath patterned with
blue and pink flowers, anri
wore blue and while acces
sories. Her corsage was of
white carnations.
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" Mrs. Nina Duscnberry, Gold
Hill, grandmother of the
bridegroom, was among thf)
guests. Attending from out of
town were Mr. and Mrs. Roy j
Bailey, uncle anri aunt of the j
bridegroom, Portland, and
long time friends of the bride
groom's family. Mr. and Mrs.
Andrew M i 1 1 e r, Tacoma,
Wash. c";
Mrs. Clifford Smilh, and'j
Mrs. Leon Offenhocher cut
and served the wedriing cake, i
j Miss Lois Farlow poured cof
fee and Mrs. Bert Burns and
! Mrs. Donald Gettling presided
i al the punch howl. Mrs. Guy
Parker kept the guest hook
and the Misses Sharon. Mar-
lene and Beverly Wright,!
cousins or the bridegroom,
look charge of the gifts.
Following a wedding (rip j
lo ihe Oregon Coast the new
: lyweds are living on Route 1,
: Central Point, for traveling
the bride wore a whi'e Knit
suit andwhite hat with navy!
ijjluc accessories.
-Prior to tfr marriage the
Wide resided at 568 Filth ave
nuc. Gold flili. Shi.as grad
uated from Grants Pass high
school. Grants Pass, and is a
file clerk for Security Insur
ance Agency, Medford.
The bridegroom was gradu
ated from Craler High school, j
central point. He served
three year tour of duty with i
ihe U.S. Army; he was a spec
ialist fourth class and served
two years as a fireman at Eil
son Air Force base, Alaska. '
After returning from the serv-!
ice he has donated his time lo
jervc a an active member of !
! the Gold Hill Volunteer Fire:
! department. He is employed
: as fireman at the Veterans
' A.?.ninidra1inn llnmir ilmru ul '
i While City.
The bride was honored at
four showers before her wed-
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Betrothal News
Is Made-Known
Preipecl Mr. and Mrs.
K. W. Griffeth, Star Route, i
Box 235, Prospect, announce
the engagement of their
daughter, Renelda Charlenc,
to Brian H. Boolhby. son of , stcin, chairman, Mrs. John
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Boolhby, Kowlks and Mrs. Edwin
also Prospect. Jones; calling, Mrs. Jjyncs
A winter wedding isiTe,ts chairman. Mrs. jck
planned by the couple.
The bride-elect is
1963
Hieh
graduate of Prospect
s,.hnnl anri uv-i
Harry and
"David's Bear
Creek orchard as a key punch
operator.
Her fiance is a 1062 grad
uate of the same school and
is a partner in- the Prospect
Richfield Service station.
i Mothers Plan
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Winner OeSSIOn
I To" ScpOmbor meeting of
Ihe Mothers of Twins club
wi" be a no-host dinner
j Thursday, September 5. at 8
p.m. al ring s rcsiauram,
1 All mothers of twins are
invited to attend. Information
may he obtained by telcphon
ing Mrs. Robert
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Rhks-Wilcox Ceremony
Held in Friends Church
Central Point - Mr. and
j Mrs. Calvin R. Rhodes will
j make their home at Fort
Bragg. N.C., following their
marriage at Medford Friends
church August 23.
Te bride is the tormer i quels ot spicier enrysamne
Carol Wilcox, daughter of Mr. j mums. The honor attendant's
and Mrs
L. A. Wilcox Jr.,
Route 1, box 526, Central
Point. Mr. Rhodes is a son ot
Eslella Rhoi&s, Ceiftrtl Point.
The Rev. Bruc Rotters of
the Trinity Baptist church of
ficiated at the eight o'clock
evening rites attended by 150
relatives and friends. While
gladioli and gold chrysanthe
mums decorated the church.
Maynard Harilcy was soloist j
and Kenneth Raymond played t
the organ wedding music.
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The bride wore a floor
length gown of white satin
fashioned with filled bodice,
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scoop neckline and long
sleeves. The slim skirt and
two pane'(T)-ain were Qcenled
with appliques of French em-
broidered roses. Her elbow
length veil was held by a pill-
box hat of matching satin and
she carried a cascade bouquet
of white sifTJO O-hiOanthe-
mums ana a wnue nrcino. mi.
Wilcox escorted his daughter
to the altar and gave her in
marriage.
Miss Beth Wilcox was lion-
1 or attendant for her sister and
song as the couple
the altar. Brides-
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Swim Party Opens Fall
Schedule for
A "winners" and "losers'
swim party opened the fall
sessions for Alpha Beta chap
ter of Beta Sigma Phi society.
The event held August 27 was
at the home of Mrs. Harris
Ross, 2432 Edgemont drive.
A buffet dinner prepared sponsor for the group until
by Mrs. Carol Waltermire was i she recently moved to Port
served to the winnrs, those laigl.
members with pgrfect attend-j . A special prize was won by
ance records for The last year, , Mrs. Parlon.
by the losers. A ritual of Jewels will be
Announcement was made conducted September 24 for
by Mrs. Richard Card, pi csi-
dent, of the second annual
Yellow Rose ball September
7 in the Rogue Valley Coun
try club.
Committee heads were an
nounced during the meeting.
Membership and pledge
committee is heated by Mrs.
Waltermire, chairman with
Mrs. Lou Cranston; social,
Mrs. Ross, chairman, Mrs.
Grimes; program, Mrs. Nor
man Lankford, chairman, Mrs.
Larry Anderson; ways and
means. Mrs. Richard Sthicfer-
Goodman;
ice, Mrs.
chairman,
ko, Mrs.
welfare and serv-
Eldon Johnson,
Mrs. Michael Ales
Dennis Garcelon;
publicity
and scrap book
Mrs. Clinton Nectcy. ana sun
shine, Mrs. Richard Wager.
Two Travelers
To Return Home
Miss Catny Spencer, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
L. Spencer, 294 De Barr ave
nue, and her grandmother,
Mrs. Ted Holtane, Redlands,
Calif., are to arrive here
about September 10 after
touring Europe for the past
three months.
Among countries which
they have been visiting are
yNorway,
Denmark, Italy,
France and England.
maids were Miss Barbara
Morlow, Medford, Miss Shar
on Pfaff aiffl Miss Joy Wilcox,
another sister. They wore
floor length gowns of crysta
line and carried cascade boir
gown was in gold ana green
and her flowers were gold
colored. Two of the brides
maids wore gold and one wore
green, each carrying flowers
of the other color. "
Candlelighters were Peg
and Lynn Alexander, Port
land, cousins of the bride.
They wore gold and green
floral printed frocks of crysta
line. Philip Rhodes served as
best man for his brother.
' Seating the guests were Bu-
f(mj nhl)Ct,s Diivid Wilcox,
, jllp Wilcox, Larry Olson and
Garrv Oldson.
a reception nt Ihe church
followed Ihe ceremony.
j -jhQ newlywed-. couple left
r fort Bragg, fnC.Shr bride
wearing for traveling a brown
. Haliansilk suit with olive
j green Accessories and the
white orchid from her bridal
bouquet.
iOnie Bl i'rie attended Crater
High school and was employ-
ed as a secretary. The bride
groom, a private first class In
the U. S. Army's special
forces, also attended Crater
High school. The couple plans
to remain in the East until
April.
Calvin E. Rhodei.
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A brief summary was giv
en by each member of their
summer activities.
Guests for the dinner and
meeting were Mrs. Stephen
G. Nye, chapter sponsor, and
Mrs. O. A. Eden, who was
pledges having received their
training during the summer.
Ceremony
Af Church
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Talent - Miss Audry Fay
Cutburth and Donald Carl
McMillcn were wed in 8
o'clock evening rites ?ead
August 24 in the Talent
Methodist church. The Rev
Violet Bolligcr performed the
ceremony.
The bride is a daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Cut
burth, 201 East Main street,
Talent, and the bridegroom's
parent(fre Mr- and Mrs. Carl
McMillcn, 3705 Table Rock
road, Central Point.
Mrs. Cletus Moore, a sister
of the bride, was her only at
tendant and Everett E. Culver,
an uncle, gave her in mar
riage. She wore a blue-green
linen sheath dress with white
accessories and Mrs. Moore
was dressed in a coral shift
frock. Her accessories were
white.
Willie Ray Moore, a brother-in-law
of the bride was best
man.
Miss Jan Stone was soloist
and Mrs. W. M. Stone was or
ganist. About 30 guests were
at the wedding ceremony and
some 20 were guests al the re
ception held in the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Ray
Moore.
The bride attended Phoenix
High school and the bride
groom attended Central Point
schools and the Eagle Point
High school. He is employed
by Steve Wilson Lumber com
pany. They will live al 715'i West
Jackson street, Medford.
Prc-wedding events Includ
ed a bridal shower given
August 21 in the home of the
bride's parents. Hostesses
were Mrs. John Cletus and
Mrs. Ray Moore. About 20
guests attended.
Jerry Yosts
To Leave Soon
For California
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Yost
will leave the Rogue valley
September 18 for Angwin.
Calif., where he will resume
studies at Pacific Union col
lege after spending the sum
mer in Medford.
The couple were married in
late June in Roseburg Seventh-day
Advenlist church.
Mrs. Yosl, the former Berna
riine Paulson, is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs.oV W. Paul
son, of that city and Mr. Yost's
parents are Mr. and Mrs.
Floyd Yost. 1603 Jasmine ave
nue, Medford. The newlywerls
have been living al 205.
Summit avenue.
Elder Dunne Corwin. evan
gelist from Medford, officiat
ed al the evening rites.
The bride wore a white
sheath gown of silk organza
with full overskirl. Her elbow
length veil was held by a ti
ara of flowers.
Her attendants were Mrs.
JoAnn McBroom, Loma Lin
da, Calif.; Miss Beverly Paul
son, Miss Nadine McCoy and
Mi Elizabeth Brifthl.
Best nn was Geral0 Hac
ger and groomsmen were
Gene Yost, brolhcr of Hie
bridegroom and ftconard Yost
and Rudy Yosl, cousins of the
bridegroom. Seating the
guests were Rurnell Paulson,
the bride's brother. Monte
Swanhurg, Charles Brainard,
and Douglas Lnckwood.
A reception followed at Ihe
YMCA reception hall.
Among the out of Inwn
guests attending were Ira
Mooney, Pst Haven, British
Columbia, great uncle of the
bridegroom; and from Med
ford were Mrs. Bertha Tro
villo and Mrs. Maud Yost,
grandmothers of the bride
groom; Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
Ypst and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Clifford Fellows and
family; Mrs, Forrest Bigger
and family; Mr. and Mrs. Rob
ert Nations, Mrs. Brainard,
Mr. and Mrs. Almnn Archer
andffl Linda, Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Cuslr, Harold Han
son, Harvey Corwin, Michael
Burrill and Mrs. Helen Bis
seger, great aunt of the
bridegroom.
Guests Visit
iSharyon Home
Ashland - WeeK end guesls
at the home of Mrs. Angela
Sharyon, 31 Gresham street,
are her son and his family,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sharyon
and five children, who are re
lurnirg lo Modesto, Calif.,
after vacationing for two
months )n New Hampshire al
Ihe iummrr home of Mrs
Sharyon' mother.
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SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 1. 1963
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, Misi Marcia Ackerman
Ackermans Tell
Betrothal News
Eagle Point Mr. and Mrs.
Dale S. Ackerman, Route 1,
Box 20, Eagle Point, an
nounce the engagement of
their daughter, Marcia Mar
iano, to William Claude
Chase, son of Mr. and Mrs.
William Chase, 5293 Table
Rock road.
The wedding has been set
for October 26.
Miss Ackerman was gradu
ated from Eagle Point High
school, and Mr. Chase from
Crater High school.
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Club Gives
Novel. Party
M n d ford Junior Women's
club of the Oregon Federation
of Women's clubs entertained
their husbands at a novel cos
tume parly', Saturday, August
24, at the home of Mr. and '
Mrs. J. W. Grigsby Jr. Theme
for the party was "Junior
Hillbillies." Decorations were
In the country style.
A social hour preceded the
barbecue dinner. Dancing and
folk sinir;&.sssKjSfcdlf'tne re
mainder of the evening.
. Mr, and Mrs. Dale Van
Sickle, Portland, were guests.
Mrs. William Clegg was
chairman and assisting her
were Mrs. Grigsby, Mrs. Keith
Schulz, Mrs. William Sweet,
Mrs. E. W. Ingram, Mrs. A. H.
Schniechel and Mrs. F. D. Nel
son. Members are busy working
on the social and appointment
calcniars which will be ready
for sale by October 1. The
chairman invites those inter
ested to contact club mem
bers if they have information
to be included on the calen
dar. General chairman is Mrs.
William Sweet, 772-9862, and
the inside pages chairman ll
Mrs. Nelson, 773-3577.
The first meeting of the fall
will be September 11. at tin
home of Mrs, Walter Higgins,
2200 Oakwood drive. Assist
ing her will be Mrs. Clegg and
Mrs. Reginald Dyer.
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