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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON SUNDAY. .SEPTEMBER 15. 19K3 it o fll Past presidents of the Medford branch, American Association of University Women, poured and served at the recent membership tea of the group. Mrs. A. J. Johannson pouri - coffee for Miss Jean Smith, center, as Mrs. John Stong, right, offers her cookies. Mrs. Lloyd Bishop is president of the branch this year. Persons interested in membership or ob taining more information about AAUW may telephone Mrs. Jeffry Shutc. membership chair man, at 773-1198. The 11 interest groups spon sored by the branch are open to all women. Guests at a party Riven by Mr. and Mrs. Inhn L. Raapke and their daughter, Mariann, at the Raapke home September 7 enjoyed a swim party before games and refreshments. Judy Morris is the diver and watching from the pool are (left to right) Lynne Taylor, Mari lyn Lea, Greg Hull and Denis Toney. Miss Oregon Bride of Richard Foulon (Continued from C-l) Miss Karen D. Patterson, Rogue River, was honor attend ant and bridesmaids and matron were Miss rtoDin wyatt, us Angeles, sister of the bride; Miss Heather McNeill, Cannon Beach, Ore.; Miss Julianne Yoakley, Central Point, and Mrs. David Rassmussen, Meaiora Miss Laurie Wyatt, Jacksonville, was junior bridesmaid for her sister. Wear Gold Brocade They wore floor length gowns of gold brocade fashioned with scoop necklines, cap sleeves and bell skirts which had small trains. Their flowers were white carnations and orange blossoms on white and gold net and lace fans, designed and made by Mrs. Joe Roberts, Burbank, Cal if., aunt of the bride. Roberta Allen, Gold Hill, niece of the bridegroom, was flower girl and Danny Watson, Burbank, cousin of the bride, was ring bearer. Gordan DeArmond, Crescent Lake, Ore., served as best man. Seating the guests were Brent Carter, Sacramento; Morris Smith, Tacoma, Wash.; Charles Frederick Foulon, Klamath Falls, brother of the bride groom; Edward Foulon Jr., an other brother, and Shelby Callo way, Grants Pass. For her daughter's wedding and reception which followed in the church parlors, Mrs. Wyatt chose a green brocade dress with matching hat, shoes and purse and beige accessories. Mrs. Foulon, stepmother of the bridegroom, wore a dark blue dress with white accesso ries. Their corsages were gar denias. Many Assist Assisting at the reception were Mrs. Evangeline McNeill, Miss Helen Jean McNeill, both Cannon Beach, Mrs. Russell Mc- Intyre, Mrs. John Crabb, Mrs. Woodrow McCormack, M r s. John Keaveny, Mrs. Fred Edens, Mrs. Lester Wilcox, Miss Deanna Dean, Portland; Miss Marleen Laws, Seaside; Miss Jan Ardway, Seaside; Mrs. Lloyd Neilson, Miss Gloria Wini ford, Miss Linda Mclntyre, Becky Mclntyre, and Kathy Mc Cormack. Miss Janet Huener was in charge of the guest book and Steaven Wyatt, brother of the bride, Mrs. Harley Hall and Miss Marlene Hall were at the gift table. The newlyweds traveled to the Oregon coast and into California on their wedding trip, the bride wearing a white wool dress with matching jacket and black ao cessories. They wil lmake their home at 608 California street, Jacksonville. Both the bride and bridegroom are graduates of Medford High school. She will be a sophomore and the bridegroom a senior at Southern Oregon college this fall. Mr. Foulon has been em ployed at the Medford post of fice. Among the out of town guests who attended the wedding, and reception were Mr. and Mrs. Foulon, father and stepmother of the bridegroom; Mrs. Fred rick Foulon and two children, sister-in-law of the bridegroom, and Mr. and Mrs. John Manner- ing, all Klamath Falls; Mrs. Coy Watson, Los Angeles, Calif., grandmother of the bride; Mrs. DeArmond, Crescent Lake. 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Santa Barbara, Calif., brother-in-law and sister of the bridegroom; Mr. Roberts, Bur bank, Calif., uncle of the bride, and Robby; Mr. and Mrs. Claude atVvvg I Mrs. Emerson Anderson, at whose home on llillcrrst road the American Association of University Women's membership tea was neia acpiemner 7, plays tne organ during the afternoon event. Standing is Mrs. Richard Bates, temporary chairman of the music appreciation interest group and a member of the tea arrange ments committee. Mrs. Richard Schwahn. left, was tea chairman. The 11 interest group of the Medford branch. AAUW, are open to not n members and non-members and Include turn topics as Shakespeare, music, arts and crafts, book reviews. Great decision, international relations, consumer problems and antiques. Prospect Students To Return to SOC PROSPECT Toney Ray Yell i more studies. Allen, Gold Hill, brother-in-law and sister of the bridegroom; and Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Patter son and children, Teresa and Dennis, Wimer, Ore. j The evening prior to the wed-1 ding Miss Yoakley, John Yoak ley and their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Yoakley, were hosts for a dinner for members of the bridal party and family rel atives. Ashland Women To Attend Event ASHLAND - The Presbyter ian Women's association made plans for attending the South west Oregon Presbyterial ses sions September 17 in the Cen tral Point Presbyterian church when members met in the Ash land church sanctuary Septem ber 5. Mrs Lindsay Phillips con ducted the business meeting in the morning. Mrs. Robert Stephenson pre sented the afternoon program which was entitled "A Cable from Pakistan." After describ ing the country and telling of some of its problems she led in a discussion of mission needs. Mrs. Eugene Clark gave the Year Book of Prayer devotions and Mrs. C. A. Stothcrs led in the offertory singing. Hostesses for the luncheon were the Mesdamcs Pierre Rob erts. Bert Freeman, R. M. 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