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Linda Linville
Qdober Bride
Linda Linville. daughter of
. Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Linville. this
city, became the bride of
Charles R. Caldwell of Red
mond in a pretty single ring
ceremony Oct 6 at the home of
the bride's parents on Califor
nia Avenue. The Rev. Ralph
Richardson of the First Metho
dist Church officiated.
The young couple exchanged
wedding vows before an impro
vised altar before the fireplace
which was decorated with gladi
oli, carnations and pompons in
fall colors, predominantly tan
gerine to match the tapers.
The bride was given in mar
riage by her father. For ber
wedding the wore a short white
satin oocade sheath made with
square neckline and cap sleeves
and large self-material rose ac
centing the waistline at t h e
side. A dainty headdress of chif
fon pearl trimmed leaves held
the short illusion veil. She wore
long white gloves and carried
a bouquet of white carnations
and ltly-of-the-valley centered
with a white orchid. Her on'y
jewelry was a heart shape pen
dant set with a pearl which was
borrowed from her mother.
Nancy Kelley, Coos Bay, was
maid of honor, dressed in a pale
blue brocade frock similar to
the bride's. Her veiled head
dress was also blue. Her bou
quet of white carnations was
centered with tangerine carna
tions. Pete Oas, Princville, was best
man. Scott Linville, brother of
the bride, lighted the tapers be
fore the ceremony.
Mrs. Linville wore for the oc
casion a biege dress, accented
with green embroidery and tan
gerine carnation corsage.
After the ceremony, guests
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OCTOBER NEWLYWEDS A pretty wedding cake is
cut by Mr. and Mn. Charles R. Caldwell after their Oct.
6 marriage at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Jeff Linville. Mrs. Caldwell is the former Linda Lin
ville. Photo by Guderian
were served a buffet luncheon
and the wedding cake which
was three tiered, iced in white
and encircled with tangerine
carnations. Assisting with serv
ing were Mrs. Everett Linville,
aunt of the bride, and Mrs. Rob
ert Caldwell.
The new Mrs. Caldwell's go
ing away outfit was a white
suit, gold blouse and metallic
gray accessories. The orchid
from her bouquet was her corsage.
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Sunday, October 20, 1963
The young couple will make
their home in Redmond. Mrs.
CaldwelJ is a graduate of Klam
ath Union High School and at
tended Southern Oregon Col
lege. She has been an active
member of Theta Rho Girls
Club.
Present for the ceremony
were the bride's grandmother,
Mrs. George R. Lewis, Prine
villc, and her grandfather,
E. H. Linville, Medford.
The First Baptist Church on
Sept. 8 was the setting for the
marriage Nancy Lee Baker
and David Walter Ham. Dr. Rob
ert Stapp, pastor of the Yuba
City Baptist Church officiated at
the afternoon double ring cere
mony. Background for the ceremony
were floralabra arrangements of
cream colored gladioli, white ta
pers and red salada foliage. In
back of the kneeling bench was
one large candelabra against
woodwardia fern.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Orville Harrison
Baker and was given in mar
riage by her father. Mr. and
Mrs. Riman Ham, San Antonio,
Texas, are parents of the bride
groom. Beulah Welch was the organ
ist and Mrs. Vivian McKeehan
and Norman Harvey were solo
ists. The bridal gown of frosted
lace was floor length with se
quins outlining the scalloped
neckline of the fitted bodice.
The full skirt was cut in a point
ed design draped over a second
skirt of tulle with lace applique.
A Swedish crown of seed pearls
held in place the bouffant elbow
veil of illusion. She carried a
white Bible arrangement of
white feathered carnations with
a detachable corsage of yellow
garnctte roses which the bride
wore on her going away outfit.
That ensemble was a deep blue
Italian knit suit with hat of
feathers in blue shades and
black patent accessories
Maid of honor was Sue Ann
Owens and Mrs. Ronald Rob
bins and Carol Frei were brides
maids. They were dressed alike
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in short frocks of red satin with
bustles at the skirt backs. Red
satin slippers and brief red veils
completed their attire. Each car
ried a semi-crescent arrange
ment of white ilkni pompons
with gold makeup.
Diane C o f f m a n, Ferndaie,
Wash., and Lynn Kecne, Oak
ridge, nieces of the bride, were
candlelighters. They were dress
ed in white satin dresses with
red bustle backs, red slippers
and head veils. Their wristlets
were of red and white gladioli.
Riman Ham was best man for
his son and groomsmen were
Max E. Baker, brother of the
bride, and Tad Evatt. Ushers
were Ronald Robbins and Philip
Chamberlain.
David Keenc, Oakridge. neph
ew of the bride, was the ring
bearer.
Mrs. Baker wore for her
daughter's wedding a pale aqua
pure silk dress with beige ac
cessories and corsage of gar
nette roses. Mrs. Ham chose a
dusty rose suit with navy blue
accessories and corsage of pink
elfe roses.
The wedding reception took
place in the parlors of St. Paul's
Episcopal Church. Decorations
carried out the red and white
theme of the wedding. The white
tiered wedding cake was encir
cled with red gladioli and was
placed between silver cande
labra on the bride's table.
Serving cake were the bride's
sisters, Mrs. W. 0. Keene, Oak
ridge, and Mrs. Jack Coffman,
Ferndaie, Wash., and her cou
sin, Mrs. R. A. Marr, Chico,
Calif. Pouring punch were Susan
Lapsley and Mrs. Dean Dunson,
who alsp received gifts and at-
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JUST MARRIED Mr. and Mrs. David Walter Ham pose
at First Baptist Church where they were married Sept. 8.
Mrs. Ham is the former Nancy Lee Baker, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Orville Harrison Baker.
Photo by Glenn Walker
tended the guest book, assisted
by Donna Marr, Chico.
After a wedding trip to the
coasts of Oregon and California
the newlyweds are at home at
219 Prescott Street in this city.
The bridegroom is stationed at
Kingsley Field and serves as
part time minister of music at
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Mrs. Carrol Howe, wife of
Oregon Representative Howe,
Mill be the speaker at the next
Monday luncheon of the AAUW.
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legislative session in Salem, so
she has had an excellent oppor
tunity to observe the inner work-
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