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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 15, 1963)
111 i fc 4-1 A ft llfef W--M VSH nu sSM i - .ft m-jpA ft?, f I I . -... II- , f : r - ' My -a .......... jwv gj t-mimii-mmtUiiitfi' t"wttf r-"i - ' ;!.... SMs A r 'j . ' ft; Miff A Jfeft?" ii Fill M Because Marty Wyatt loves her home town, historic little Jacksonville, her fiance bought a house there on Cali fornia street, and for months the two spent many hours repairing, painting and putting it in readiness. Dick, with a little encouragement from his bride-to-be and the photographer, experimented with the romantic gesture of carrying Marty across the threshold. A week after her official year as Miss Oregon ended, Miss Martha Louise Wyatt of Jacksonville was married to Richard Joseph Foulon of Gold Hill. The newlyweds are shown as they posed for the traditional wedding por trait immediately after the ceremony, held September 7 in the new First Baptist church in Medford. 7 i'KV mv.jr ; . - bit a w mtJK.APV --.n- '".1 .f WV' ' i ft I ?S7 1 i J if . ii ' t ' X ' . .x V 4 I 1 A' J' r4rXt lf r r.te;;ix& h-,.,A,.-rl. uiiiiii f . rli. 'ri- 1 1 Medford Tribune MEDFORD, OREGON, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1963 Miss Oregon Married 1 There's lawn, garden and berry patch to be tended by Dick and Marty at their home; at times the deer wander down into the back yard and browse on the bushes and flowers. Dreams, wishes and hopes were all mixed up with tho new paint which went on the walls and stairways of Dick and Marty's house. One nf the Rogue valley's largest weddings was held Saturday, Sep tember 7, when Miss Martha Louise Wyatt, Miss Oregon for 10(52, and a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd C. Wyatt, -108 South Fourth street, Jacksonville, became the bride of Richard Joseph 'Foulon, Route 2, Rox 365, Gold Hill. Mr. Foulon is a son of Edward P, Foulon, Klamath Falls, and the late Mrs. Foulon. Mcdford's new First Baptist church on Crater Rake avenue was the setting for the eight o'clock evening ceremony attended by 450 relatives and friends. The Rev. Bernard Andrews, minister of the church, officiated. Garry Watson, Rurbank, Calif., uncle of the bride was soloist and Ken neth Raymond, Jacksonville, played the organ wedding music. White and gold gladioli decorated the church and tho candlclighters, Jill Roberts, Burbank, cousin of the bride, and Laura Allen, Gold Hill, niece of the bridegroom, wore gold robes. The bride wore a floor length gown of bridal satin fashioned with scoop neckline, short sleeves and empire waistline. The skirt, with fullness at the sides, formed a chapel train and the front panel and bodice were ac cented with lace appliques. Her shoulder length veil was held by a single satin Dior rose with pearl drops and she carried a bouquet of gardenias and lilies erf the valley. Mr, Wyatt escorted his daughter to the altar and guvt her in marriage. (Continued on Rage 6C) ( lwf.iniii)lti.i M..w.i1mt&n.,tfil mn n iirli.i.llifiiA , . tjA With the solemn ceremony completed, the bride and bridegroom had happy smiles for the friends and relatives who had shared the Important hour with them, Tho former Miss Oregon wort handsome gown of ivory bridal latin fppliqutd with lace,
