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Bride Carries Family Bible
" SHADY COVE When Miss
Marcia Marlane Ackerman be
came the bride of William
Claude Chase, October 26 in
Medford First Methodist church,
she carried a white Bible
which had been carried by her
mother and her aunt at their
weddings.
The Rev. George Rosebcrry
officiated for the 8 o'clock eve
ning rites.
The bride is a daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. 'Dale Stanley Ack
erman Sr., Route 1, Box 20,
Eagle Point and the bride
groom's parents are Mr. and
Mrs. William Claude Chase,
5293 Table Rock Road, Central
Point.
Given in marriage by her
father, the bride wore a gown
designed with Chantilly lace
bodice and silk crystaline skirt
and chapel train of matching
lace. A headpiece of lilies of the
Valley held her fingertip length
veil and with the Bible she car
ried a cascade of red carna
tions. Aunt Is Soloist
' Mrs. Albert Keith Krambeal,
her aunt who also carried the
Bible, was soloist for the wed
ding. Miss Lola Ackerman was
honor attendant for her sister,
and Mrs. James Witt, Talent,
a sister of the bridegroom was
bridesmatron. Miss Paulctte
Anderson was bridesmaid.
Larie Witt, Talent, a niece of
the bridegroom, was the flower
girl and Roy Herndon Jr., Cen
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and Mrs. William Claude Chase
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tral Point, carried the rings.
The bride's attendants wore
scarlet velveteen frocks with
long fitted sleeves and full
skirts. White velvet crowns
held their scarlet veils and they
carried white carnation nose
gay bouquets.
The flower girl's dress of
white cotton 'with red polka
dots was trimmed with red vel
veteen, and she wore matching
red velvet slippers. Her basket
was filled with white chrysan
themums. William Oldham, Sacramento,
was best man and ushers were
Mr. Witt, Dan Matteson, and
Daniel Chase, Central Point, a
cousin of the bridegroom.
Candles were lighted by Dale
Ackerman Jr., brother of the
bride, and Leslie Krambeal, her
cousin.
The altar was decorated with
white pompon chrysanthemums.
Mrs. Charles Adamson was
organist.
Grandparents Attend
The bride's mother wore a
cranberry colored satin brocade
sheath frock with jacket and the
bridegroom's mother was dress
ed in an ivory knit sheath dress.
Both had orchid corsages.
Guests at the wedding, and
reception given by the bride's
parents in the church recep
tion rooms, included the bride's
maternal grandparents, M r.
and Mrs. James A. Dunn, and
her paternal grandmother, Mrs.
R. E. Ackerman, Everett,
Wash.
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Some 150 guests attended the
ceremony and about 125 were
at the reception.
Mrs. Lyle Mattson, and Mrs.
Eriek Johanson, aunts of the
bride from Everett, Wash., and
Mrs. Claude Chase and Mrs.
Robert Chase, Central Point,
aunts of the bridegroom, served
the wedding cake.
Miss Eda Larson, Shady
Cove, registered the guests
while Miss Judy Sanderson,
Trail, presided at the gift
table.
The couple made their wed
ding trip to southern points and
returned October 31. They are
living at 136 Oak Street, Central
Point. For traveling the bride
wore a beige Italian knit suit
with orange accessories.
The bride, a 1963 graduate of
Eagle Point High School, is a
past honored queen of Bethel
56, International Order of Job's
Daughters, Shady Cove. She is
employed in the Jackson Coun
ty Curriculum Materials Cen
ter.
The bridegroom, who was
graduated in 1961 from Crater
High School, is employed at
Medford Corporation.
Out-of-town guests included
George Mattson, Ronald and
Dawn Marie Johanson, Everett,
and Mr. and Mrs. Glen D. Ack
erman, Joyce and David, aunt,
uncle and cousins of the bride,
Willits, Calif.
Grandmothers of the bride
served a buffet supper in the
home of the bride's parents
after the wedding rehearsal.
Pre-nuptial showers were
given by Mrs. Witt; and the
Mesdames Donald Anderson,
Herman Higday and Leroy Re
gestcr in Eagle Point.
Navy Mothers
Medford Navy Mothers club
will .meet Tuesday, November
5 in the home of Mrs. Carl
Ludwig, 511 Austin Street, Med
ford. Mothers of Navy person
nel are invited.
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Ceremony
At Church
Weds Pair
A number of Medford friends
and relatives attended the wed
ding of Mrs. Louise Walters, of
1425 East Park Street, Grants
Pass, and Robert S. Patterson,
of 502 Northeast Dean Drive,
Grants Pass October 26.
The Rev. John Martin offici
ated at the 3 o'clock afternoon
rites held at First Christian
Church, Grants Pass. The bride
is a daughter of Mrs. L. W. Da
vison, 113 North Ivy Street, Med
ford. Mr. Patterson s parents
parents are Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Patterson, Glendale, Ore.
Mrs. Martin played the organ
wedding music and Miss Yvonne
Mainard and Miss Particia Pat
terson, daughter of the bride
groom, sang a duct.
Wears Blue
The bride wore an afternoon
length frock of blue satin with
matching veiled hat. She car
ried a white orchid and steph
anotis on a white Bible.
Mrs. Donald Dean attended
the bride. She wore an apricot
colored silk dress with white ac
cessories and carried yellow
rosebuds.
0. J. Crenshaw served as best
man. Seating the guests were
Milner Larson and F. I. Bristol.
Following the ceremony a re
ception was held at the Bristol
home on Rogue River Highway.
Cohosts were Mr. and Mrs.
Davison.
Couple To Denver
Mrs. Ray Stanley cut and
served the wedding cake and
Mrs. Claude Curran and Mrs.
Hope Palmer presided at the
punch bowls. Mrs. Albert Erwin
was in charge of the guest book
and Mrs. Milner Larson was at
the gift table.
The newlywed couple traveled
to Denver, Colo., on their wed
ding trip where they visited an
other daughter of the bride
groom, Miss Jeanne Patterson,
a cr'lege student there.
They returned to Grants Pass
today and are making their
home at 502 Northeast Dean
Drive.
Among the out of town guests
in addition to the parents of
the couple were Mr. and Mrs.
Clark Davison, Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Sloll and W. H. Walker,
all Medford.
Ladies of Elks
To Entertain
Ashland Women
Officers of the Medford La
dies of Elks are making the
plans for entertainment of the
Ashland Ladies of Elks Tuesday,
November 5 in the Elks club
downstairs lounge.
A social hour will begin the
event at 11:30 a.m. and lunch
eon is to be served at 12:30 p.m.
Bridge, canasta and pinochle
will be played during the after
noon. Officers in charge are Mrs.
C. William Booth, Mrs. Frank
W. Payne, Mrs. Edith Grigsby,
Mrs. Fred Sweeney and Mrs.
Herbert Alford.
The hostesses will be Mrs. E.
J. Feldman, Mrs. Robert C.
Kennedy, Mrs. L. E. Juniper,
Mrs. H. U. Mitchell and Mrs.
David B. Crosby.
Couple Lives
In Ontario
BUTTE FALLS Mr. and
Mrs. Jimmie D. Stone, whose
marriage was an event of the
summer, are living at Ontario,
Ore. The bride is the former
Miss Martha Hanna Dalton,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
W. Dalton, Butte Falls.
The bridegroom is a son of
Mrs. Ethel S. Parker, Ontario.
The rites took place August
4 'n Reno, Ncv.
Mr. Stone is sales manager
of the Southern Oregon division
of Home Readers' Service,
which has state headquarters
in Portland.
Wedding Plans
Made By Pair
CENTRAL POINT - The en
gagement and approaching mar
riage of Miss Marylin Fay Cam
eron and Thomas W. Hunting
ton, has been announced by her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. K. G,
Cameron, 111 South Ninth Street,
Central Point.
Mr. Huntington is a grandson
of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Kendall,
936 Fifth Avenue, Gold Hill
The bride-elect is a graduate
of Crater High School. Mr. Hunt
ington, an electronics technician
second class in the U. S. Navy,
is a graduate of the same
school.
The wedding is planned for
this month.
Twist and Snap
Decorations New
For Christmas
One novelty company will in
troduce new "twist and snap"
unbreakable Christmas decora
tions for the holiday season.
Made of plated plastic, the or
naments come in smooth face
ted and glitter finishes in
bright colors.
The "twist and snap feature
means that each ball, regard
less of size, may be snapped
into mother.
MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD,
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Miss Marlccn Froebcr
(Landis photo)
Betrothal News
Is Made Known
Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. Froe
ber, 1410 East Jackson Street,
announce the engagement of
their daughter Marleen, to Wil
liam T. Andrews Jr., son of
Mr. and Mrs. William T. An
drews, Cedar Street, Shady
Cove.
The bride-elect was graduated
in I960 from Medford High
School and attended Southern
Oregon College. She is employ
ed by Rogue Valley Memorial
Hospital.
The bridegroom-elect is a
graduate of Eagle Point Hich
School and has attended South
ern Oregon College. He is now
enrolled at Oregon Technical
Institute at Klamath Falls and
will graduate in December.
No date has been set for the
wedding.
Temple to Mark
Founders' Day
Founders' Day will be ob
served by Zuleima Temule.
Daughters of the Nile, at its
stated session on Saturday aft
ernoon, November 9, at Medford
Masonic Temple 1 o'clock. A
history of the order will be
given by Mr. Ralph Lue, who
holds the special appointment
of history lecturer to the candi
dates.
The golden anniversary of the
order is being observed this
year, since it was founded in
October 1913. Hatasu temple of
Seattle, Wash., was the found
ing group. Zuleima, the 13th
temple, was granted its charter
in 1922.
Following the meeting, tea
will be served. Mrs. Jack Wal
ker, chairman of the tea com
mittee, will be assisted by Mrs.
John T. Weisel, Mrs. William
Laurine, Mrs. A. K. Morse and
Mrs. G. Ross Adams.
Officers will meet at the Ma
sonic temple at 10 A.M. Satur
day to rehearse for the cere
monial to be held in Grants
Pass on December 14.
To Meet
Wednesday Study Club will
meet in Girl's Community Club
Wednesday, November 6, at 2
p.m. Mrs. Harold S. Houston
and Mrs. Jack Swem will give
the program.
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OREGON
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i Parents Tell
Of Engagement
GOLD HILL - Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Eskew, Route 1, Box 545,
Gold Hill announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Mies
Donna Lee Eskew, 836 Taylor
Street, to Donald David John
son, 133'4 Rose Street, both
Medford. He is a son of David
J. Johnson, 330 Bush Street,
Central Point, and Mrs. Edwin
Jackson of Clarkston, Wash.
Both are graduates of Crater
High School. Miss Eskew is a
junior at Southern Oregon Col
lege, Ashland, and is employed
by united Air Lines, Medford.
Mr. .Johnson was graduated
from SOC and received his
masters degree in education at
the University of Oregon. He
is a substitute teacher in the
Medford School District 549C.
A spring wedding is planned.
Donna Dec Eskew
(Landis photo)
Chapter
To Hold
Card Party
Plans for a card party were
announced at the last meeting
of Xi Mu chapter, Beta Sigma
Phi, held at the home of Mrs.
Merrill Beneka, 2049 P e r r i
Place, Medford.
Miss Anna May assisted the
hostess with refreshments.
Mrs. Ted Gerow, chairman
for the dessert - card party, an-
nounced that event for Satur
day, November 23, at 12:30 p.m.
at the Gins community iud.
Mrs. Ernest Mickelson is in
charge of decorations.
"The Indians of the Region"
was the subject of the program
given by Mrs. Mildred DeWitt
and Mrs. rrcavell lurpin. Ar
rowhead and artifact collection
were displayed and slides were
shown.
The chapters Halloween par
ty was held October 7 at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Mickel
son, 109 Highland Avenue. Var
ious games and cards were
plaved following a potluck din
ner for members and guests.
Mrs. Willard Rollins was in
charge of arrangements.
The next meeting will be at
the home of Mrs. Willard Rol
lins, 3869 Jacksonville High
way, Medford, on November 6
at 8 p.m.
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Medford Thespians Need
Clothing of Mid-1920's
Inherit the Wind", three-act
drama by Jerome Lawence
and Robert E. Lee, in rehearsal
by the Thespian Troupe of Med
for High School, presents some
production problems which the
student crew is working to over
come before the November 21
opening in the h'gh school audi
torium. The two-level setting which
represents the town square of
Hillsboro is designed to keep
always before the audience the
involvement of the town in try
ing to prevent an honest search
for truth. Stan Zapell is in
charge of construction.
Men's and jvomen's clothing
of the mid 1920's is being sought
by costume chairman, Marjory
North. The most urgent prob
lems, however, are those of
Christy Elmore, property man
ager, who is searching tor a
hurdy - gurdy street organ and
and live monkey. Anyone wno
can help the high school group
locate these unusual items is
asked to call Mrs. Zapell, Thes
pian director, at the high
school.
Crews Named
Crews responsible for as
sisting in production of the play
include, costumes, Joyce Funk,
Marlene Hall, Sue Davis, Linda
Keplinger, Diana Buckles,
Dana Bryant, Cathy Hearrell,
and Bonnie Holgcn; properties,
Linda Epps, Sharon Hugdahl,
Karen Compel, Ann Hcysell,
Greg Hogue, Carole Pesenti,
Michele Niehaus, Dave Doolen,
and Olivia Jonason.
Prompters are Margaret
Goodwin, Madelyn Buonocore;
and Jan Morehead.
Working with Mrs. Lenore
Zapell, is Rhonda Farfan as
student director and Jim Kcr-
Couple Honored
At Reception
ASHLAND A reception
given October 23 in the Fellow
ship hall of the Church of the
Nazarene honored and sur
prised Mr. and Mrs. Virgil
Jackson on their silver anni
versary. The Jacksons arrived for the
Wednesday evening service to
find more than 75 guests assem
bled to greet them. Hosts for
the occasion were Mr. Jackson's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. D.
Jackson, assisted by Mrs. Dale
Hoover and Mrs. Boyd Foley
An anniversary cake was cut
and served by Mrs. Foley. Mrs,
Darwin Lane and Mrs. James
Kerns served coffee and punch
assisted by Mrs. Willard Rich
ards. The Jacksons were married
in Ashland at a garden wedding
and have lived here since 1938,
Mrs. Jackson is the former Lu
cille Hartwell. They have three
sons, David, Klamath Falls;
Mclvin and Robert, Ashland,
and a granddaughter.
Past Matrons
Reames Past Matrons club
will meet for business and a
social hour Monday, Novem
ber 4 at 7 p.m., in the home
of Mrs. John W. Bradshaw,
1390 Tolman Creek Road, Ash
land.
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3. 1963
Dale Metzger. The make -up
committee with Jean Allen,
chairman, includes Sue Mercer,
Anita Townsend, Connie Arm
strong, and Jacque Long.
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