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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 17, 1963)
Ashland Woman To Be Honored ASHUND Mra. Mildred Klum, 94 Granite Street, is to be guest of honor November 22 at the annual Homecoming of the University of Hawaii. The invitation for the island trip was extended in grateful appre ciation to "Proc" (Otto) Klum's widow m recognition of the out standing contribution the ath letic director-coach made dur ing the 20's and 30's. The uni versity gymnasium was dedicat ed to him a few years ago. 'Mrs. Klum will fly to Hawaii by jet November 20 and will remain for two weeks visiting friends whom she knew while she and her husband were con nected with the university. ESKILOOS8 for casual good looks that really take the weather CiVHIEft Calf-look Royalon, turn-down cufl ...because over-the-sock Eskiloos are made of Royalon, the polymeric waterproof material that won't leak, crack, freeze or stain-and wipes clean with waterl N & M widths, warm linings. Get your Eskiloos today! DOUBLE Thrifty Green Stamps Given All This Month! JOHNSTON and STEWART The Corner Shoe Store Central at Main Med ford 1 jean hart's 7 t 617 East Main Mr. and Mrs. Gerald D. McColIum (Anders photo) Newly weds Now Home Af ter California Trip Mr. and Mrs. Gerald D. Mc ColIum have returned from their wedding trip to San Francisco and are living at 392 O'Gara Street. The bride is the former Miss Farbara Morton, daughter of Mrs. Lorraine E. Smith, 701 Dakota Street, and the late Ar nold L. Morton. The bridegroom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. McColIum, 764 West McAndrews Road. The ceremony was performed in Medford Friends Church No vember 1 at 8 o'clock in the evening by the Rev. Bernard Andrews of First Baptist Church. Allen L. Morton, Sacramento, Calif., gave his sister in mar riage. The bride's satin gown was designed with lace trimmed bodice, and appliques of lace trimmed the skirt which formed a chapel train. A satin head piece held her shoulder length veil and she carried a cascade bouquet of white pompon chrys anthemums and ivy with an or chid. Miss Ann McElrath, Ashland, KNITS are NEWS! KNITS are NOW! Come see our newly arrived GINA Of ITALY COLLECTION In fashion's favorite fabric . . o wear from dawn past dusk in chic and carefree comfort Ours Exclusively Where you find the clothes you love to live in. Phone 772-8992 was the honor atendant. Brides maids were the Misses Betsy Beck and Deanna Cullop. Mrs. Calvin Rhodes, Central Point, was bridesmatron. The attendants' gowns were of crystaline in orange, gold and green and they carried bronze pompon chrysanthemums with ivy. David McCullum was best man for his brother and ushers were Lee Sanderson, Kenneth Mouiton, Koseburg; and Joe Frazier, Phoenix, a brother-in-law of the bridegroom. Baskets of bronze and gold pompon chrysanthemums decor ated the church and pews were marked with' orange bows. Clarence L. Smith sang the wedding songs. The wedding, and 'reception. given by the bride's mother, was attended by some 100 guests. Mrs. L. A. Wilcox Jr. assisted Mrs. Smith. The reception table was dec orated with white chrysanthe mums and candelabra. Punch was served by Mrs. George Chambers and .coffee was poured by Miss Glenda Glenn. Mrs. Larry Schleigh served the wedding cake, as sisted by Mrs. Walter Olson. Mrs. Lee Sanderson registered the guests and Mrs, Sam Soren son was at the gift table. The bride's mother wore a tur quoise knit suit with brown ac cessories and white orchid cor sage. The bridegroom's mother was dressed in a fur trimmed blue suit and black accessories. Her corsage was a pink orchid. For traveling the bride wore a white suit with red accessor ies. Both the bride and bridegroom attended Medford High School. The bride is a beautician em ployed at Fashion Flair Beauty Salon. The bridegroom is with the Schleigh Brothers Wrecking Company. Two Teds Planned In Portland PORTLAND Two teas for wives of chief state school of f rs will highi:jit the coming social week in Portland. Mrs. Leon P. Minear, wife of Oregon's superintendent of pub lic instruction, will preside at a tea in the Long Hut of the Kon Tiki Room of the Sheraton. Mo tor Inn on Monday, November 18. The event will honor the wives of the stale superintend ents of public instruction and commissioners of education dur ing the annual national meting of the Council of Chief State School Officers in Portland. Wives of the members of Oregon's Board of Education will assist Mrs. Minear. They include Mrs. Ronald Jones Brooks; Mrs. Francis Smith, Portland; Mrs. Thomas Scan Ion, Portland. Mrs. Harry Scott, Salem, and Mrs.- Eugene Fish er, Oakland. Mrs. Jones and Mrs. Smith will pour. About sixty-five guests have been invited. Wednesday, November 20 Mrs. Mark O. Hatfield and Mrs. Minear will be co-hostesses at a tea for approximately 150 guests who have been in vited to meet the wives of the Chief State School Officers in the "ivernor's Suite of the Hil ton Hotel. Mrs. Willard Bear. Mrs. Rob ert Hatton, Mrs. Allen Lee of Sadem, Mrs. Mclvin H. Barnes and Mrs. Eugene Fisher, Oak land, will assist the hostesses Mrs. Fisher and Mrs. Barnes will also pour. MEDFORD Episcopal Rites Held For Couple CENTRAL POINT The mar riage of Miss Cherron Louise Hopkins and Donald Ross Burd, an event of November 15, has been announced by the bride's grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Curtis L. Hopkins, 3775 Old Military Road, Central Point. with whom the bride has been making her home. She is a daughter of Lt. Col. and Mrs. Curtis E. Hopkins, Minot Air Force Base, North Dakota. " The bridegroom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Max Burd, 1014 East Pine Street, Central Point. The double ring rites were read by the Rev. George R. V. Bolster at 6 o'clock in the eve ning in St. Mark's Episcopal Church. Mr. Hopkins gave his grand daughter in marriage. . Miss Karen Holley attended the bride and Bryan Von Bus kirk, Central Point, served as best man. The bride and bridegroom at tended Crater High school. Bride-Elect Is Honored; Rites Planned TALENT - Miss Shirlev Ann Walker, whose marriage to Thomas Cleve Zeitler is set for November .10 in Our Lady of the Mountain Catholic Church, Ash land, was honored recently at a bridal shower in the horn of her mother, Mrs. Lester S. alker, 105 Fairview Street, Talent. Decorations were in red and white, colors the bride has chosen for her wedding. Refreshments were served by the hostess and cohostess. Mrs. Jack Walker. Guests attending were Mrs. George Walker, Mrs. Roy Walk er, aunts of the bride; Mrs. Richard Lee, a sister; Mrs. Ru pert Maddox Sr., and daughter, Diane; Mrs. Waldo Green and daughters; Mrs. Jack Barrett, Mrs. Ronald Meyers, Mrs. Mau rice uote, Mrs. Douglas Waitte, Mrs. Donald Zeitler, mother of the bridegroom-elect; the Miss es Alta Neel, Penny Simmonds, uarlecn Coffman, Dora Tomp kins, Judy Dennison and Mrs. Lester C. Walker, mother of the bride-elect. Leave TALENT - Mr. and Mrs. Ed win Christian, Coeur d'Alene, Ida., have left after being house- guests in the home of Mr. Chris tian s brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Christian. They departed for Arizona to spend the holidays with a daughter. OPEN SUNDAYS 10 a.m.-5:20 p.m. Bring the whole family . . . shop in all 54 big departments, where the selection is wide ... the savings big. Treat the family to a delicious luncheon at our ROGUE SIDEWALK CAFE SUNDAY & MONDAY ONLY . . . Charge It Dark Gingham Plaids ALL COTTON Washable 36 in. wide FAILLE 46 rayon, 54 repellent, 45 in. and white. $(129 MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. 4 i i "T-" 4 f , "I" y . ;i r Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Central Point Plan Dried Material Show CENTRAL POINT - "Beauty Is Where You Find It," is the theme for the Central Point Garden Club show planned for Thursday and Friday, Novem ber 21 and 22 in Jackson County Agricultural Extension Auditor ium, Medford. Dried materials will be used for the arrange ments. No admission will be charged. . ! A junior garden club section for gift ideas also will be in cluded, officers have announced Exhibits may be taken to the auditorium from 9 to 11:30 a. m., Thursday, November 21. Show hours will be from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. A silver tea also will be held. The public as well as all in terested garden club members are invited to exhibit and to at tend. Mrs. Gaston Floux, show chairman, outlined the classes and arrangements for the show of all-dry material during a re cent meeting of the club. All materials must be treated dried, or preserved in some manner. Fresh plant material is not permitted. Artificial flow- i cotton. Water wide. 7 colors Dry Clean B $087 YD. 635 E. JACKSON ACRES OF FREE OREGON T f:3 Eugene Chrlstensen 1 (Watt photo) Gardeners ers also cannot be used but arti ficial fruit may be used. Mrs. Floux stated that this is the only show of its kind held in the area. Classes include arrangements for Christmas Time, Thanks giving Time, Any Time, Cnn dlelight (using handmade can dles with an arrangement); Nature's Whlmseys (weathered wood or other unusual natural material as part of an arrange ment); pictures and plaques, swags and wreaths. Suitable ac cessories may be used with any class. Adarel Chapter Meeting Slated JACKSONVILLE - Adarel Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star, will convene Thursday. November 17 at 8 p. m., in the Jacksonville Masonic Temple. Mrs. Helen Buffington and Or- val Shores will preside as worthy matron and patron. The evening's committee will be Mr. and Mrs. Clare W Shores, Mrs. Clara Proctor, Mrs. Edna Evans and Mrs. Hul- dah Thurman. 4 VELVET - 42 - lnches Wide YD. PARKING Christemch-Britt Rites Held in Bandon Church Among recent out-of-town weddings attended by Rogue Valley residents was that of Miss Karen Delores Britt and Edwin Eugene Christensen which was an event of Novem ber 10 in Bandon, Ore. The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond F. Britt of that city. The bridegroom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Martin R. Chris tensen, 125 Clover Lane, Med ford, who traveled to the coast for the. ceremony. Elder Paul A. Gordon offici ated for the 2 o'clock afternoon rites read in the Seventh-day Adventist Church. Given in marriage by her grandfather, James Fesler, St. Helens, Ore., the bride wore a gown of lace over taffeta and her veil was shoulder length. She carried white carnations with garnet roses. Miss Donna Bennett, Coos Bay, a roommate of the bride at Milo Academy, was the honor attendant. Miss Patricia Adams, Paradise, Calif., a schoolmate, and Miss Janet Britt, a sister, were bridesmaids. Terl Britt, a niece was flower girl, and Bible boy was Kirk Fleetwood, a nephew. The attendants wore gowns of red taffeta. The honor attendant carried a bouquet of white car nations and the bridesmaids' flowers were of variegated car nations. Jerry McCammon, Oregon Stale University, a schoolmate of the bridegroom, was best man, and ushers were Patrick Armstead, Portland, also a schoolmate; Jarold Christensen, Sunnyvale, Calif., a brother of the bride, and Dclbcrt Cline, another schoolmate of the bridegroom. Candlelighters were Susan and Brad Grant. Cedar boughs with silver bells and red ribbons decorated the church. Miss Joy Dodscn i uthern Oregon and Tf? t ' Northern California for Over 35 Yean 1 1 : XL. tMBaimiwagaa8 RiS-n-ii-irn n ni ' f-mnii m ixtJ Channel-set diamonds Platinum - round-cuts Two straight baguettes (12)2.' In platinum $220 and baguettes $200 $150 TK&S . Four diamonds, 1 8 karat Clutter mounting with Solitaire mounting with Si white gold $150 twelve diamond! $300 two diamonds $60 Six.full-cut diamond! in platinum $153 Clutter with twenty two diamonds $275 Square detign diamondt by having them put in new tettingt that will do Juttice to therr intrinsic value and beauty. We shall be happy to tiibmit Miuirfuul detignt that will but utilize the diamondt you have. Plan early at fine workmanthip thould not be hurried. Quality Diamonds Honestly Priced .SUNDAY, NOVEMBER and Elder Gordon were soloists. home 175 guests attended the ceremony and reception given by the bride's parents in Teresa Hall in Bandon. For her daughter's wedding and reception the bride's mother wore a light brown sheath frock and her corsage was of red carnations. The bride groom's mother chose a beige sheath dress and her carnation corsage was white. The couple made their wed ding trip to Los Angeles where they will live while the bride groom attends University of California, Los Angeles. ' Both the bride and bridegroom at tended Milo Academy. Californian Honored Guest Melvin Schulcr, Areata, Calif., was honored at a Small buffet dinner given Saturday evening by Mr. and Mrs. Alfred S. V. Carpenter at their home, Top sides, Old Stage Road. Mr. Schu ler, sculptor and artist, has a one-man show at Rogue Gallery. He is on the faculty of Humboldt State College, Eureka, Calif. The show opened last evening with a reception at the gallery in Mr. Schuler's honor and will remain open until December 12. Also guests at the dinner were Miss LesLee Launer and Lewis Quinby, seniors at Humboldt State College, who accompanied Mr. Schuler here for the show opening and reception. Following the event at the gal lery, Robertson Collins gave a small supper party at his home in Jacksonville for the visitors. PROSPECT- Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Dorsen have returned from a six-week vacation trip to Baltimore, Md. En route they visited friends and rela tives in Missouri, Illinois, Toxas, Arizona and California. Passby ring with diamonds i PGfc5SMSKjSR5ft3SS!I CSBwWOBll feMQMQ69KmVQQN iMiaiiiinwniiB InhmmmmnmiI Wll aj.l 1 Ten baguette diamond! $85 twelve $168 Charge or budget ;lers Three-ttone ringi irven diamonds $185 MEDFORD, OREGON C 3 Announce Plans! For Card Party : Xi Mu Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi plans a dessert card party at- the Girls Community Club Saturday. November . 23. . at 12:30 p.m. Tickets are on sale by , XI Mu members or those interested mav call Mn tj Gerow, 772-4981, or Mrs. WUson Slater 773-4197, after 6 p.m. for reservations. . . . Join the IDANWASCCC CLUB! Nothing to buy! No duel to pay! Just stop In our stora, drive nail with a Syracuse CAREFREE cup, regiitar for the free prize and you are a member of our l-Drove-A-Niil-With-A-Syracute-CAREFREE-Chim-Cup Club! FREE! To some lucky nail driver . . A 16-piece starter set of Syracuse CAREFREE China in the pattern of your choice. Hurry! Contest Ends' November 23rd 217 E. MAIN Medford, Oregon eight $110 Mounting with two side diamonds $85 14 karat white or yel low gold solitaire $20 Two large and ten (mail diamondt $170 Meet Include Federal tax 209 E. Main Phone 773-6206 IT, 196.1 1 Jy
