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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1963 c tit' Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Bruce DeBoer (Locke photo) College Students JVed In Ceremony ASHLAND The Caesar room of the Mark Antony hotel was the setting for the September 7 wedding of Diane Yvonne De Luca and Sidney Bruce DeBoer. More than 125 guests witnessed the 7:30 o'clock evening cere mony performed by Justice of the Peace Norman Matteson, Gold Hill. The bride, whose parents are Mr. and Mrs. Lewis DeLuca, Delta, Colo., is a graduate of Phoenix, Ore. high school and has been a student at Southern Oregon college. The bride groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Walter DeBoer, 760 Clay street, Ashland. After gradua ing from Ashland High school he attended Stanford university at Palo Alto, Calif., and Stan ford in Florence, Italy. He has enrolled this fall at the Univer sity of Oregon. Wears Organza The bride wore a floor length gown of white organza over taf feta with slender basque effect, Sabrina neckline accented with sequins and long tapered sleeves. A miniature princess crown of seed pearls and crys tals held her elbow length silk illusion net veil. She carried a cascade of carnations and ste phanotis in blue and white and a lace handkerchief given her by the bridegroom's moth e r. Mr. DeLuca gave his daughter in marriage. Bridal attendants were Miss Patricia Ann Del uca, the bride's sister, and Miss Janice Gay De Boer, sister of the bridegroom, who were gowned alike in blue bridal satin dresses made with bell skirts and scoop necklines. They wore matching satin head pieces with float veils and each carried a bouquet of blue and white carnations. Cathy Beeson of Talent served Aljean Limited DOUBLE KNITS I iean hart's l sfm The perfect all-wool dress to start the fall ... to wear under your coat or with your furs. Slim, figure trimming, dress to enjoy wearing everywhere. Choice of colors. See our entire Aljean collection just arrived. Ours Exclusively 617 East Main V I at Hotel as flower girl. She wore a bouf fant blue chiffon frock and car ried a basket of white rose pet als. The bride's brother, Ronnie DeLuca, carried the rings. Brother Best Man Mr. DeBoer had as best m:in his brother, Robert DeBoer. John Leslie Hirons, Eugene, his brother - in-law, usherai guests to their seats. Miss Barbara Clinton was soloist and Miss Caroline Bee son of Talent played the organ. Garden flowers decorated the ball room and were used about the patio where a reception was held immediately after the cere mony. The wedding cake was made and cut by Miss Diane Booher, Curtin, Ore., cousin of the bridegroom, and also served were the groom's cake made by the bridegroom's mother and Italian pastries which the bride's mother had made. Miss Linda Davis and Mifs Barbara Nisle served punch and Mrs. Philip Holt, Creswell. aunt .of the bridegroom, presid ed at the coffee urn. Miss Clin ton and Miss Beeson supervised the gift table and the bride groom's sister, Mrs. John L. Hirons, was in charge of the guest book. For their two - week motor trip to Victoria, B.C. by way of the coast Mrs. DeBoer wore a pink and white linen tailored suit with iridescent accessories. Her mother's silk suit was of tangerine and white with match ing hat and white accessories. Mrs. DeBoer chose a beige and blue ensemble with beige acces sories. Bnh wore white carna tion corsages. Mr. and Mrs. DeLuca enter tained members of the two fam ilies for an Italian dinner at the Where you find the clothes you love to live inl Phone 772-8992 CowBelles Plan Show, Luncheon "Day on the Ranch" will be theme for the Jackson County CowBelle's annual luncheon and style show Wednesday, Septem ber 18 at 12 noon in North's Chuck Wagon restaurant, 1016 North Riverside avenue. Mrs. William Bigham, president, is in charge of all-over plans. Fashions from Jean Hart's shop will be modeled and this year Gibson's saddlery of the Cascade Shopping center, will provide a wide variety of west ern apparel, including tradition al riding habits, squaw and square dance dresses. Mrs. Carl Wimberly Jr., will be the commentator. Mrs. Armin Richtcr is the chairman assisted by M r s. Bruce Merickel. Mrs. Leon Of fenbacher has charge of dec orations. Mrs. Martin Grier and her four children will open the show with family fashions. Teen age models will be Miss Mary Ann Bush, Miss Donna Hammond and Miss Linda Gibson. Others who are to model are Mrs. Richard Ireland, Mrs. E. P. Stalun. Mrs. LeRoy Offcn bacher and Mrs. Rolland Smith. Three generations of the Bonn ert family also will model, Mrs. John Bohnert and daughters, Mrs. Don Bradshaw and Mrs. James F. Rice, and Lynn and Sandra Rice. Ashland Pair To Fly East ASHLAND - Dr. P. Malcolm Hammond and Mrs. Hammond expect to fly to New York Sep tember 17 where Mrs. Ham mond will attend a four-day ses sion of the Woman's Division of Christian Service of the Metho dist church. The Ashland minister and his wife have plans for visiting with their son, Dr. Phillip E. Ham mond, and family at North Haven, Conn. Dr. Hammond is a member of the sociology fac ulty of Yale university, New Ha ven. Other visits include s few days in Allentown, Pa. with Mrs. Hammond's brother, Em mett Mohr. Their three - week vacation will end October 9 when they will return to Ashland. DeBoer home before the wed ding rehearsal. Among out - of - town guesis attending the wedding were the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. DeLuca and their children Pa tricia and Ronnie, Delta, Colo.; the bridegroom's grandmother, Mrs. A. L. Holt, Curtin, and his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Holt, Creswell; his sis ter and brother - in - law, Mr. and Mrs. John L. Hirons, Eu gene; Mr. and Mrs. K. D. Hi rons, Larry Hirons, Sharon Lay, Eugene, and William T. Smith, LaFayette, Calif. """'',;'r ' Patricia Ann Clay Clays Announce Betrothal News JACKSONVILLE- Mr. and Mrs. Howard L. Clay, Jackson ville, announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Patricia Ann Clay, to Duane Catlett, son of Mr. and Mrs. Eston Catlett, 828 West Second street, Medford Miss Clay is a 1963 graduate of Medford High school and will attend Southern Oregon college this fall. Mr. Catlett completed high school in California, attended business college in Phoenix, Ari zona and is presently in the armed forces. No wedding date has been set. Jane Louise Evans (Landis photo) November Date Set by Pair A mid - November wedding is planned by Miss Jane Louise ..vans and Marvin Wendell Mc Gee, both grad u a t e s of St. Mary's High school. The forthcoming rites were announced by the bride - fleet's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold James Evans, 2405 Starlite lane. The bridegroom - elect is a son of Mr. and Mrs. 0. W. 'VlcGee, 2410 Stearns way. Miss Evans is employed at Lerner shops, Medford Shopping center and her fiance is station ed at Sheppard Air Force base, Tex. He is an airman third class. Scout Returns From Jamboree Terry Hinesly, son of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Hinesly, 1032 Mur ray street, has returned to his home after visiting with friends and relatives in t h e eastern United States following the Boy Scouts World Jamboree in Greece. Young Hinesly returned to New York City August 20 and visited the Robert Duncan fam SW$wf " 1 ily in Washington, D.C. From there he traveled to the home of his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Gale Beardsley in Detroit where he visited for several days and traveled with them in Canada. Luncheon Slated By Social Club Reames Social club will hold the first luncheon of the year on Wednesday, September 18, at 12 noon at the Masonic temple. Members having birthdays in July, August and September will be honored. A short business mocnting will be conducted by Mrs. William Hatzi, president. Mrs. Ilatzi will announce her projects for the year. Chairman for the luncheon is Mrs. Esther Coleman, assisted by Mrs. George Wimnr, Mrs. Carrie Walters and Mrs. Don ald Chase. There will be cards for those who desire to stay after the meeting. All members of Eastern Star are invited to attend. Neeleys Give Cocktail Party Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Neelcy were hosts for a cocktail party last Saturday evening, Septem ber 7, at their residence on 111 Portland avenue. The party preceded the an nual Yellow Rose ball, spon sored by Xi Beta Kappa, an ex emplar chapter of Beta Sigma Phi sorority, and held at the Rogue Valley Country club. Yellow and maroon dahlias decorated the patio and these flowers encircled the base of the punch bowl. Torches lighted the patio. Scholarship To Benefit From Show The scholarship fund of the Beta Upsilon chapter, Beta Sig ma Phi for a young Southern Oregon college student will bei benefitted by the group's annual j fashion show and Hottennany ' Tuesday, September 17 at 7:30 1 p.m., in the home of Mr. and! Mrs. Joe Hearin, 2517 East Main street. The event h a s been rescheduled from an ear lier date because of inclement! weather. Entertainment and refresh ments are included in the cost of the tickets which may be ob tained at Jean Hart's, Rose's Beauty center, Rogue Valley Manor, any member of Beta Upsilon chapter or by calling Mrs. Calvin McKibbon, 664-2602. An attendant will assist in parking cars at the Hearin home. Fashions from Jean Hart's store will be shown, hair styles will be by Rose's Beauty center and jewelry is to be furnished by Wcisfield's store. Presbyter ia I Meeting Slated In Central Point CENTRAL POINT The Wom en's association of the Central Point Presbyterian church will be hosts to the fall meeting of Southern Oregon Prcsbyterial society on Tuesday, September 17. Registration will start at 9 a.m., coffee will be served until 9:30, when a service of prayer, praise and inspiration will begin. A luncheon at noon is being prepared for approximately 100 women who are expected from Roseburg, Klamath Falls, and the coastal area, as well as well as Rogue Valley cities. Mrs. Lloyd McCashen, presi dent and Mrs. Croskell, vice president, are in charge of lo cal arrangements. The regular meeting of the Christian Service circle of the association will be held Thurs day, September 19 at the home of Mrs. Harry Tonn, 130 Cedar street, Central Point. Mrs. O. T. Wilson and Mrs. Gertrude Grcb are hostesses for the 1 o'clock dessert. Dr. Donald Krug, pastor of the church, will lead the study of Chapter 7 of "One People of God". Students Return To Chico State HORNBROOK John MacKin non took his daughter, Pat, and her friend, Ann Rutledge, to Chico on Monday, where the girls, who are roommates, will begin their sophomore year at Chico State college. The previous week, Miss MacKinnon had as a house guest a friend, Miss Barbara Anderson, Compton, Calif. The two students were given special recognition by members of the local Methodist church last Sunday for their faithful work as teachers in the Sunday school during their summer vacation. DOROTHY GRAY SCRUB MATES You'll go straight to the head ol the class with your fresh, smooth complexion. How to get It make a daily date with Dorothy Gray Scrub Mates ... the two-step, two-minute beauty treatment that cleanses and clears skin like magic! 1. 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It was fashioned with Basque bodice, long sleeves and Sabrina neck line accented with pearls and ir idescent sequins; the bouffant organza overskirt was banded with scalloped lace. The over skirt was caught up in front and hack by organza bows to show Mr. and Mrs. rONLY A core 4i ' ..VI . . - W A . 19 w KORELL PLUS-SIZES FIT YOU PERFECTLY , . . with no alierations if you're S' S" or under! Double Your Pleasure ... in this 100 Arnel Triace tate costume suit. One-piece short sleeved dress with jewel neck worn under a filled hip length jacket featuring lhree-qurter sleeves. Colors: green, blue, gray. Sizes: 10 plus to 22 plus. 112 EAST a wide lace ruffle. Her bouffant veil of handrolled silk illusion was held by a queen's crown of j pearls and rhinestones and she j carried a crescent bouquet of white chrysanthemums and flor- , els Attendant in Beige Miss Beth Bricher, Cottage Giove, attended the bride. She wore a two piece beige dress and carried a cascade bouquet of pompon chrysanthemums. John Fawcett served as best man and seating the guests were Edwin B. Stuart and Mar tin David, cousins of the bride groom, and George Italiano, j brother of the bride Mrs. Richard Wyatt played the organ wedding music. Bronze dahlias and zinnias dec orated the church. For her daughter's wedding Mis. Pynn chose a turquoise chalk crepe sheath dress with matching hat and accessories. Her flowers were white carna- Stuart Tracy Crum Knacksleilt photo) FITS LIKE A KORELL" If your Credit is GOOD . . . it's GOOD al PICK'SI $19.98 Olhers From $12.98 to $22.98 MAIN ST.-Next Door to Robinson Bros. tions. Mrs. Hawk wore a forest green lace sheath dress with matching hat and accessories. Her corsage was of bronze pom pon chrysanthemums. Reception at Club The reception followed the cer emony at the Girls Community club. Mrs. Harry Hawk and Mrs. Norman Hawk cut and served the wedding cake and Mrs. Rob ert Bell, Mrs. L. K. Morriss and Mrs. Louis Ruhl poured punch. Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Hawk were hosts for a rehearsal dinner at their home for members of the wedding party. The couple traveled to the Oregon coast on their wedding trip and are making their home at Cottage Grove where the bridegroom is an announcer and program director for Radio Sta tion KNND. The bride attended LaCrosse, Wise, High school and the University of Oregon. The bridegroom attended Med ford school and the University of Oregon. Dance Plans Made By Security Club Final plans for a dance to be conducted by Security Benefit club members were made dur ing their last Wednesday's meeting in the Pythian building. The event, open to the public, will be held Friday, September 20 in the same building. Several guests attended the meeting and poems and stories told by members were a part of the program. 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Your name goes with every package the most personal way to givel Send $1 per package (ARE Food Crutadt NEW YORK 16, N.Y.,' 'or your local officer Institute Announced Medford Council of Church Women will conduct an annual mission institute, Saturday, Sep tember 21 in the Jacksonville Presbyterian church with Mrs. C. Weldon Kline as chairman. Coffee will be served from 9 to 9:30 a.m., prior to the pro gram. The session will close at 11:15 a.m. Theme of the program will be the Christian Mission in South ern Asia and the Changing City Challenges the Church. Book reports on a Christian mission in Southern Asia will be given by Mrs. B. Melvin Hoo ver and Mrs. Everett Lasher. Changing City Challenges of the Church will be given by Mrs. James Rowan and Mrs. Henry Padgham. Mrs. Harold White will give the opening devotions. Those who attend will be in vited to assist in an offering for migrant work. Mrs. Everett Fa- ber is to explain the need for the offering and describe work being done. na You will be proud of your Invlta tiom and Announcement! when ordered here ask any of "our" Bridei. Quality workmanship, all done In our own plant. Be sura and shop our reasonable prices. The ACORN PRESS 325 N. Bartlett Medford, 0r. tax Charge or budget 209 E. Main Medford Mail Tribune r ."i-.a 1 1L
