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SUNDAY, Burm-Todd Ceremony Heldudin Lou The (our grandmothers of Miss Beverly Jean Todd and David R. Burns were present when the couple was married November 2a at 8 o'clock in the evening in First Baptist Church. The Rev. Bernard Andrews officiated, assisted by the Rev. Roy C. Price, Portland, of Chris tian and Missionary Alliance, a brother-in-law of the bride groom. The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. Angus Todd, 12 Ashland Avenue, and the bride groom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Dale E. Burns, 2241 Dcllwood Avenue. Mrs. Dora B. Brantley and Mrs. W. A. Todd, maternal and paternal grandmothers of the bride, are both of Medford. Mrs. Victor Cramer, the bridegroom's paternal grandmother, is of Ash land, and Mrs. Edward Cham berlain, his maternal grand mother, was there from Eagle Point. , , , Guests also attended from California, Washington and oth er parts of Oregon. Bride Wears Satin Given in marriage by her fa ther, the bride wore a gown of bridal satin designed with self fabric cummerbund and bell skirt. Her small pillbox head piece of tulle and Chantilly lace was trimmed with pearls and held her elbow length veil of Knnlish silk illusion. The bridal bouquet was of white colonial roses ana siepnanoiis. Miu Dnrnthv Hansen. Soa- kane, was honor attendant and bridesmaids were Miss Julianne Ynaklev: and Miss Bonnie Brantley, Santa Rosa, Calif., a cousin of the bride. Mrs. Paul Evors, Central Point, was bridesmatron. The attendants wore gowns of antique gold satin with bell shaped skirts, and long white gloves. Their headpieces held circular veils and they carried gold pompon chrysanthemums. Miss Cynthia Ryerson, Central Point, a cousin of the bride, and Miss Cynthia Spaulding, lighted the candles. Their frocks were of crystaline and they wore wristlet corsages of white car nations. Miss Clara Chapman, San Francisco, was organist and so loists were the Rev. Byron Evans; and tho Rev. Mr. Price, who also sang a duet. Bruce Longstreth, San Fran risen, served as best man, and seating the guests were Michael Ruler. Reddintt: Lynn Sturgill, Grants Pass, a cousin ot the bridegroom, and Paul Evers, Central Point. Rick Chamber lain, Eagle Point, and Gary Si.iilh wore groomsmen. Baskets of bronze chrysanthe mums and candelabra with tap ers decorated the church and pews were marked with ribbon bows and candles. Iterenllon Is Large Some 225 guests attended the ceremony and reception held in the church Fireplace Room, and Riven by the bride's parent. Decorations Included a garden setting with fountain. The bride's table was centered with the wedding cake encircled with ivy, and an arrangement of chrysanthemums decorated the recenlion Inble. Mrs. L. A. Ryerson, Central Point, an aunt of the bride, was in charge of the reception ar rnncomcnts and Mrs. Robert L. Itinntley, another aunt, poured coffee. Mrs. Ellis Chartier serv ed the weddine cake, and Mrs, .larksnn Jones, a cousin of the bride, assisted. Mrs. Agnes Pnthmann assisted with the dec urnling. At the gift table were aunts of the bride. Mrs. Jack Walker, Ashland; Mrs. Harlan Maytield, Grunts Pass and Mrs. Philip Todd, Central Point. The bride groom's sister, Mrs. Price, Port land, registered the guests. For her daughter's wedding Mrs. Todd wore a teal blue sheath dress with moss green accessories. The bridegroom's mother chose a multi-colored silk print dress with brown ac cessories and matching feather ed hat. Both had white carnation corsages. The couple made their wed ding trip to Northern California, returning Decemher 1 to live in Ashland. Many Guests Among guests from out of ;.n were the ri children, Steven and Cindy, cousins of the bridegroom: Mr, and Mrs. Jack Chambcrlnin, Karen, Rod, Brad nnrl .lav Vnrtiinn Pallf tinnla aunt and cousins of the bride groom; Mrs. Raymond Conlcy, Reseda, Cam.; Durwin Shepson, San Francisco; Mrs. Butcr, Red ding; Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mainwaring Jr., Ncwberg; The Rev. and Mrs. Ernest Evers, Elma, Wash.; Miss Nancy Knip- pcl, and Mrs. Fetra Hagen and grandchildren, Karen and Dob ra. all Portland. The bride is a 1960 graduate of Medford High School, and has attended Simpson Bible College, San Francisco, and Westmont College, Santa Barbara. She is a senior at Southern Oregon Col lege majoring in elementary ed ucation and is employed by Medford School District as an associate teacher. The bridegroom, a I960 gradu ate of Shasta Union High School, Redding, has attended Simpson Bible College, San Francisco, and City College of San Fran cisco. He is a student at South ern Oregon College, majoring In business administration. DECEMBER 8, 1!M3 . . $ CP Mr. and Mrs. David R. Burns (Southern Oregon Color photo) Fur Style Show Planned For Annual Charity Ball A Curtis Stewart fur style show will be only one of the highlights of the Golden Ball Saturday, December 14, at the Rogue Valley Country Club. This year Medford Junior Service League's invitational Christmas charity ball will bene fit the School of Hope for re tarded children. League members will model the furs from Jean Hart's in an informal style show during the cocktail hour from 8 to 9:30 p.m. Later In the evening the ouecn of the ball will be announced. Women attending will be judged for their outstanding coiffures and headdresses. Raoul Maddox's five piece band from Ashland will provide dance music for the guests dur ing the evening. Reservations may he made by telephone to Mrs. Donald Mc Neil at 772-2163 or writing her at 734.1 Westovcr Drive. Cochairmcn for the ball are Mrs. Floyd Hart and Mrs. Rob ert K. Hood. Mrs. Loren L. Saw s l "reJ' Give her sweet dreams ... give iOuj.. ' tln -J' j n Wi . her under-wonders... give her yWT If. M 4 i rosai W tfyr xv tne Pettiest and most practi- v 22 ?t-n. ---rV v f? a vEh cal of Gifts You'M find 0 y 1n Hn fei Sfl V v beautiful selection in our I in- Y 1 I ' C$ X OfS 9eriedept' y hm Ml i tVl ft l xuwvrn 'v,i ! jst i - ar ncunuie in ; IU fit r H'UviB,s;, iji..r:ii'.; wl-j. .r,.'J v, ' M Malt slips & S ,4 - U FIFP qr tr, a or :-'T:TT- : jj .Pr, I XL. r ' I . Y keW . . -! X I V- . L J f T ' II . . ... .X s M J ' yer is in charge of decorations, Mrs. Donald McNeil, invitations and reservations; Mrs. Arlon Skinner, grceters; Mrs. Norman Capsey and Mrs. Jack Lewis, prizes; Mrs. Fred Lewis, menu, and Mrs. Gordon E. Williams, publicity. , Engagement Is Announced EAGLE POINT - Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Westover, Route 1, Box 329, Eagle Point, announce the engagement of their daugh ter, Miss Ruth Ann Westover, to Alvin 0. Aydelott, son of Mr, and Mrs. F. W. Aydelott, 3480 Liberty Road, Southeast, Salem The bride-elect was graduated from Eagle Point High School and Southern Oregon College She Is teaching fourth grade at Wilson behoof in Medford. Her finnce, a graduate of Salem High School, is employed by the Oregon State Highway Department, Salem. A June wedding is planned, j I r- 220 E. Main Leons JT3 TTTl T 1 wed to Kooerc iviaentz Jacquelin Lou Berteau and Robert Caldwell Maentz Jr., were married November 30 in a o'clock afternoon ceremony read by the Rev. Dell E. Millard in the New Age cnurcn, near Eagle Point. The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eldred F. Charley, 744 Beall Lane, Medford. The bride groom's parents are Mrs. George' Rasmussen, 21 Acorn Way, Medford, and Robert C. Maentz, Oakland, taut. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore an ice green brocaded satin sncain dress with light green acces sories. Her corsage was oi yel low rosebuds. Mrs. Dale P. Newton, Red ding, Calif., a sister of the bride, was tne nonor attendant. Her suit was of light green mo hair and she wore a white car nation corsage. Brother Best Man Peter Rasmussen, a brother of the bridegroom, served as best man. William Charley, a brother of the bride, lighted the candles. Nick, Chris and Terry Ras mussen, brothers, ot the bride groom, and John Swartsfager, a brother of the bride, served as ushers. Maynard Hadley was soloist. Mrs. Genevieve McCorkle was organist and Mrs. Millard played the piano. Over 60 guests attended the ceremony and reception given by the bride's parents. Miss Janet O Sullivan continued serv ing the wedding cake and Miss Lynda Lamb poured punch. Mrs. Kenneth Curtis, an aunt of the bride, had charge of the bride's book. Presiding at the gift table Marriage News Of Interest Here - Miss Mary Caroline Dodge, San Francisco, daughter of Ste ven J. Dodge, 907 South Holly Street, became the bride of Rob ert Morales, San Francisco, in a ceremony hold December 3 in The Wedding Chapel, Reno, Nev. The bride, granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. John M. Dodge, 519 King Street, is formerly of Medford, having attended ele mentary and junior high school here. She is a graduate of San Mateo High School. Mr. Morales is employed by Standard Oil Company of California in San Francisco where they will make I their home. WOODS 220 E. MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, Berteau .AT.. were Mrs. Stanley Mooster and Mrs. Donald Cain. For her daughter's wedding and reception the bride's mother wore a flowered brown and dove grey silk dress and the bride groom's mother chose a brown wool suit with mink collar. Among the guests were grand parents of the bride, Mr. and Mrs. William Corcoran, and the bridegroom's grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. George M. Roberts. To Car"?! The couple made their wed ding trip to San Francisco and Carmel, Calif, The bride's trav eling costume was a black and white wool tweed suit with green accessories. The newlywcds will live in Medford. The bride is a 1958 eraduate of Medford High School and is employed at Swem's Book and Gift Store. The bridegroom, a 1954 eradu ate of Medford High School was graduated in 1962 from Willam ette Law School, Salem. R Give a Gift Certificate Make an appointment with one of our Chris Rose Sharon Osborn Rose Beauty Center l I ! I Main Leons MEDFORD, OREGON Morkert-Larson Rites Announced Miss Lorraine Larson became the bride of Theodore Morkert Jr., 331 South Ivy-Street, Med ford, in a ceremony held No vember 30 at Reno, Nev. The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ole S. Larson, Route 1, Box 273, Central Point. The double ring rites were held at 11 o'clock in the morn ing. The bride wore a light blue knit suit. , . Mr. Morkert's parents are Mrs. C. F. Fulks, Thompson Falls, Mont., and T. R. Morkert, Prineville, Ore. The bride is a graduate of Crater High School. Mr. Mor kert served four years with the U. S. Navy and is employed by Heinz Construction Company. The couple was honored at a reception at the Larson home December 7. They are making their home at 1120 Niantic Street. To Elect An outside guard and trustee are to be elected by the auxil iary to Crater Lake Aerie, Fra ternal Order of Eagles when they meet Thursday, December 12 at 8 p.m., in the Eagles Hall. Two More Experienced Beauticians Added To Our Staff Jiime to look your Prettiest Ann Bruning Virginia Doyle Phone 773-1841 Christmas Program Set "Beyond Bethlehem," a Christmas program, will be pre sented at the Tuesday, Decem ber 10, meeting of the Woman's Mission Society of Eastwood Baptist Church at 10 a.m. at the church. - Mrs. Dean Anderson, presi dent of the society, is in charge of the program with Mrs. Deane Sitzman and Mrs. Robert Balk assisting. An offering of love gifts will be taken at this meet ing rather than in circle meet ings this month and the love gift for the year will be ded icated. Hostesses for the luncheon at noon are Mrs. Harold Hewlett and Mrs. Joseph Rehmer. Several individual Christmas trees are being assembled under the direction of Mrs. John T. Johnson. White Cross work has begun in the circles, and the quota will go to American Bap tist missionary. Miss Virginia Nickerson, in the Congo. Yearbooks have been com pleted and Mrs. Carl Jones, first vice 'president, is distributing them to members at society and circle meetings. .Open Evenings by Appointment ' skilled beauticians Fay Rashe Marjorie Hoffine 311 GENESSEE Corner of Jjckson & Genesis '''OS To Install JACKSONVILLE - Women's Association of Jacksonville Pres byterian Church will install offi cers at a meeting set for Tues day, December 10, at the home of Mrs. Otto Niedermeyer. OPEN St fWB -J'i evenings !fy UNTIL yj) 9 P.M. Here, the purity Cultured Pearls are interpreted in a beautifully-matched, graceful, graduated necklace. Earrings of single pearls in 10 Id. tailored Id. CO Necklace, with 10 Itt. 21 Convenient See our wonderful pearl pin, earring Guests ASHLAND Mrs. B. L. Pow ell, 196 Nutley Street, has as recent guests her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ken neth Parks of Fairfield, Wash. and elegance of Imperial gold filigree clasp $25 Up , Sewlhf rn Ougnn't OiJw"H CMm N. CENTRAL Est. 1908 Terms if Desired selection of cultured and ringsl t
