Societif and Gluhl
By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER
Engagement Is Announced
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Min Lucille
Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Minler of
Oakland, Ore, announce the en
gagement of their daughter, Miss
Lucille Hatcher, to Hoyt Esmond
of Lebanon, Ore. The bride-elect
attended junior and senior high
schools In Roseburg and was
graduated from Elkton high
RIVERSDALE GRANGE
HAS INTERESTING PROGRAM i
I
Kiversaaie orange mei frinay
nieht at the hall for a most Inter
esting hobby program. Lester
Spencer, master, conducted the
meeting. Three officers were ab
sent and 45 members were in at
tendance. W. I. Dixon, Agnes Pitchford
and Mabel Wilson were given the
first and second degrees and Mrs.
W. I. Dixon was accepted by demit
from Wilakenzie Grange.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Jensen of Wila
kenzie Grange were visitors.
The deep freeze demonstration
announced for next week has been
postponed to a later date.
A fine report on the state con
vention wras made by Mr. Spencer.
The charter was draped in mem
ory of Mrs. Adam Schneider, who
was a charter member of Rivers
dale. The next meeting will he Aug
ust 5 and refreshments will be in
charge of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Stark, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth El
lison, Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Paris
and Mr. and Mrs. Ned Dixon.
THIS BEAUTIFUL
ALEXANDER SMITH
BR0ADL00M!
Smirt nrw tit weave in the
famous Alrxindrr Smith lil
woo! pile. B.H F. (Bisic Home
Furnishing ) hd to eo with
every room. By the yird i"t
will-to-will carpeting or in
room-size rugs.
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ffiir, THIS BEAUTIFUL
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Hatcher
school In 1947. She later attended
Bible Institute in Los Angeles for
a year. Mr. Esmond was grad
uated from Lebanon high school
and has completed three years
of training at the Bible Institute
in Los Angeles.
No date has been set for the
wedding.
MR5. R. B. RHODES IS
NEW GUARDIAN OF
ROSEBURG BETHEL NO
Installation of the new council
for Roseburg bethel, No. 8, Job's
Daughters was held Friday night
at the Masonic temple with Mrs.
Martha Elhart, Ashland, grand
guardian of Oregon; Roy Coburn,
Roseburg; Mrs. Caye Aiken,
Myrtle Creek; Mrs. A. J. Micelll,
Mrs. A. J. Young, Mrs. Cecil Hugh
and Miss Anne Mellis as installing
officers.
The new council includes Mrs.
R. B. Rhodes, guardian; Maurice
J. Newland, associate guardian;
secretary, Mrs. Theo Bond; treas
urer, Mrs. Ted Barnard; director
of music, Mrs. E. S. Booth; so
ciability director, Mrs. W. C.
Holmes; paraphernalia director,
Mrs. Stewart Taylor; finance,
Mrs. E. F. Marcell and hospital
ity, Mrs. E. C. Patterson and Mrs.
Lawrence Knudson.
Preceding the meeting, a dinner
was held at Carl's Haven and at
tended by the retiring council
members, new council members
ard the installing officers. Mrs.
W. C. Holmes is the retiring guar
dian and Cecil Hugh Is the retir
ing associate guardian.
QUALIFYING ROUNDS OF
CHAMPIONSHIP TOURNEY
TO BEGIN NEXT THURSDAY
Women of the Roseburg coun
try club will play qualifying
rounds in the annual champion
ship golf tournament next Thurs
day morning at 9:30 o'clock at
the club course. An 18-hoIe golf
tournament is also planned.
Women of the club met Thurs
dav morning for golf and In class
A Mrs. Ruth Hughes won on odd
holes with Mis. Joe Perrault.
second. Mrs. G. W. Marshall won
in class B.
Luncheon was served at noon
to Mrs. E. A. Pearson, president,
Mrs. Kenneth Bailey, Mrs. E.
R Harvey, Mrs. Mitchell Moore,
Mrs. James Hughes, Mrs. Emily
L. Judd, Mrs. H. C. Stearns, Mrs
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EDDIt CARAWAY BECOMES
BRIDE OF GEORGE REYNOLDS
AT GLENDALE RITES
A popular J1 ndale couple, Ed
dls N'adinc Caraway and George
Edgar Reynolds, Jr., were mar
ried Saturday evening. July 18,
in a beautiful candlelight service
at the Presbyterian Lhurcn in
Glendale. Rev. J. K. Howard of
ficiated. Gloria Wunsch, pianist, and
Mrs. Mildred .Set her. violinist,
played for the ceremony, and
Bob Lewis sang, "Because" and
other appropriate selections.
The bride, who was given In
marriage by her father, Ed Cara
way, was dressed in traditional
white slipper satin and lace. Her
maid of honor, Betty Lee Cara
way, and her bridesmaids. Doro-
thy Lee Keynoms, ana jeanene
Miller, were dressed in pink and
blue. The flower girl. Kay Edson,
wore daintv blue and the candle-
lighters. Helen Bates and Shirley
Oaks, were dressea yeiiow. ah
the attendants wore headbands
of yellow flowers and tulle.
Monty Bates was the best man,
and Ruel Meissner and Richard
Reed were ushers.
Following the wedding cere
mony, a reception was held In the
church basement wnicn was
beautifully decorated for the oc
casion. Rugs and floor lamps
were placed attractively about
the room, and huge bouquets of
gladioias and carnations were
used for decoration.
Myrtle Wunsch and Velma Ed
son assisted at the reception ta
ble which was decorated with the
bridesmaid's bouquets placed In
an attractive circle. An outstand
ing feature of the table, in addi
tion to the traditional bride and
groom cake, was the punch bowl
which was carved from ice.
Airs. Reynolds is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Caraway of
Glendale, and Mr. Reynolds is
the son of Mr. and Mrs. George
Reynolds. Sr., also of Glendale.
Mrs. Reynolds was born here,
and both young people have at
tended the Glendale schools. Fol
lowing a brief honeymoon, Mr.
and Mrs. Reynolds will attend
Oregon Tech. where he will ma
jor in electrical engineering, and
she will take a secretarial course.
DENTAL PICNIC IS
DELIGHTFUL AFFAIR AT
FINLAY SUMMER HOME
The Dental association held Its
annual picnic at a very delightful
affair Sunday at the beautiful
summer home of Dr. and Mrs. G.
C. Finlay on the North Umpqua
near Glide.
Dr. and Mrs. Earl Neuru, Dr.
and Mrs. L. A. Dillard and Dr.
and Mrs. W. F. Amlot had charge
of the picnic arrang ments.
Covers were placed for Dr. and
Mrs. Clair K. Allen and son Bill;
Dr. and Mrs. W. F. Amiot, Dr.
Keith Bryant, Dr. and Mrs. L. A.
Dillard, Dr. and Airs. F. W. Field
and daughter Brcnda, Dr. and
Mrs. G. C. Finlay, Dr. and M,s.
James Finlay and sons Jimmy
and Gary, and Mrs. Finlay's
uncle, John Tail, who is visiting
here from Chicago, Dr. and Mrs.
Bruce Hetrick, Dr. and Mrs. G.
W. Marshall, Dr. and Mrs. Earl
Neuru and daughter Janet, Dr.
and Mrs. Kenton Bradley, Mr. and
Mrs. Albert (Dr. Eleanore) Carl
son and children Margaret Lou
and Stephen, and Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Augustus.
A horseshoe pitching contest
was enjoyed during the afternoon.
OLALLA BUSY STEPPERS
CLUB ENTERTAINED AT
POTLUCK PICNIC AFFAIR
The Olalla Busy Steppers club
met at twelve o clock picnic
luncheon at Umpqua park Thurs
day with Mrs. Ellis Neavoll and
Mrs. Donald Parker, co-hostesses.
Covers were placed for Peggy
Montgomery and sons, Errol and
Gerry; Donna and Gale Friend,
Adda Ollivant, Metta Calkins,
Taullne Gore, Renie Jenkins,
Norma Moffitt, Maurean Muetzel,
Dorothy Ireland, Josephine Huff
man, Eunice Haslam and daugh
ters, Janet and Barbara Jo; Anna
Ireland, Mrs. Jim Laura nee and
d-.ughter, Cheryl; Mrs. Loue M.
Wood, Blanche Degner, Junia Bv
ron. Garnet Folmsbee. Mrs. Mil
lie Steen, Mabel Burr, Mabel Rob
erts and children, Irene and Al
len; and the hostesses, Mrs. Nea
voll and daughters Jovce and
Sharon, and Mrs. Parker and
daughter Suzanne.
Visiting was enjoyed during the
afternoon. The next meeting will
be a noon potluck luncheon Aup-
vst 4th at the home of Mrs. Clem-
mie jtock.
J. F. Dillard, Mrs. L. G. Twohy,
Mrs. Harold E. Schmeer, Mrs.
Elsie E. Marx of Oakland, Calif.,
n. i. nansen. Mrs. Ken
r.pth Qulne, Mrs. Joe Perrault,
Mrs. Gladys Lesner, Mrs. C. E.
Wimberly Sr., Mrs. R. D. Bridges,
Mrs. Walter Brvdges, Mrs. Sidney
Leiken, Mrs. Herman Matisoff.
Mrs. L. K. Fies. Mrs. Frederick
Chapman Jr., Mrs. Marshall Pen
gra of Oak Ridge. Tenn., Mrs.
C. M. McDermott, Mrs. Paul Bar
cus, Mrs. Clyde Fullerton, Mrs.
w. r. Amior, Airs. u. w. Mar-
na11' Mrs- RoKpr Gee, Mrs. VV.
Ti!jind Mrs Walter l-i,h.r
tM High scores for the bridge play
t.mwenl to Mrs. Marshall, first; Mrs.
iiOulne, second; Mrs. Hughes,
fc"V third, and Mrs. Callison. fourth.
J rf ll A two-ball mixed foursome has
been planned for members of
"3. held Sunday. July
Marry At Church
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Ivy and white tarcrs together
with tall baskets of while gla
dioli decorated the chancel and
organ of Central Presbyterian
Church in Eugene Sunday, June
26, for the wedding of Miss Ben
nle Charline Harmon to Le Bron
Camp Preston of Roseburg. The
Rev. Paul S. Mellish, pastor,
heard the couple repeat their
vows at three o'clock in the aft
ernoon. Parents of the bride are Mr.
and Mrs. Guy Harmon of Eu
gene and Mr. Preston is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Pres
ton of Roseburg.
Dressed in white slipper satin
the bride was escorted to the al
tar and given in marriage by her
father. Her dress was made with
a fitted bodice and long sleeves
and the skirt was trimmed with
tiny ruffles of satin and lace fa
shioned over hoops. Her train
was full court length and she
wore a fingertip veil of illusion
held in place by a starched lace
Dutch cap dotted with seed
pearls and tiny wreath of shat
tered carnations. Her flowers
were a cascade of stephanotis
centered with a while orchid
and she carried a lace and linen
handkerchief loaned bv Mrs. E.
D. Hamacher of Medford and her
Jobs Daughters prayerbook.
Three college friends of the
bride, all from Klamath Falls,
were her attendants. Maid of hon
or was Miss Shirley Mason, who
wore orchid marquisette made vilie, Tenn., aunt of the hrlne.
with full bustle back. The skirt Mrs. James Burrows of McMInn
caught at the hemline with tinylville, sister of the bride-groom,
MISSION RALLY AND
SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC
IS LARGE AFFAIR SUNDAY
The ioint mission rally and Sun
day school picnic of St. Paul's
Lutheran church of Roseburg and
St. John's Lutheran church of
Sutherlin was a large and very
enjoyable affair of Sunday at the
veterans nospilai picnic grounos.
The morning service opened at
ten-'hirty o'clock with Rev. Rich
ard Gross of Cottage Grove pre
senting the powerful sermon on
the text, "We must redeem the
times." The Joint choirs of the
two churches, under the direction
of Mrs. H. Perkey, sang "O
Praise and Bless the Lr.rd," by
Bach. There were more than 200
members and friends of the two
churches in attendance. A delega
tion from Trinity Lutheran
church In Cottage Grove and also
from Trinity Lutheran church In
Oregon City also enjoyed the oc
cosion. The entire offering for the day
was set aside for the mission
tioasury of the Lutheran church.
A potluck luncheon was enjoyed
at noon with ladies of both con
gregations in charge. Games and
contests were enjoyed by the
young as well as the adults in ad
dition to a baseball game played
by men of the two churches and
a team of veterans from the hospital.
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Mr. and Mrs. LeBron Camp Preston
bows to reveal orchid lace ruf
fles on matching taffeta slip.
She wore long marquisette mitts
and In her hair an arrangement
of shattered white carnations and
carried a large bouquet of the
white carnations.
Miss Mary Havens and Miss
Barbara Osburn wore frocks like
that of the honor attendant and
carried smaller bouquets of the
white carnations. Miss Jean
Young, sorority sister of the
bride, sang "Because" and "I
Love Thee." Preceding the cere
mony the organist played a med
ley of Tau Kappa Epsilon sweet
heart songs. Jack Rickll of Rose
burg was best man and the ush
ers were John Braun of Wenat
ehee, Wash., and Ted Ranlett of
Spokane.
Mrs. Harmon, mother of the
bride, wore a floor-length gown
of mauve chiffon over satin,
matching orchid headdress and
an orchid corsage. The bride
groom's mother was In grey
crepe, floor length, with which
she wore a matching grey and
orchid headdress and an orchid
corsage.
The refreshment table for the
reception In the Mirror Room of
Eugene Hotel was bordered with
pink sweet peas and tern, a col
onial bouquet of pastel flowers
centering the table. Mrs. Ralph
Pence presided at the reception.
Mrs. James D. Nally Sr. of Nash-
W B A. HAS
INTERESTING MEETING
THURSDAY AFTERNOON
The W.B.A. held an Interest Ing
meeting at the home of the pres
ident, Mrs. Cecil Hays on West
Lane street Thursday afternoon.
A good attendance was present
and plans were made for a pic
nic luncheon at one o'clock Au
gust 11 to be held at the Havens-Wells
home on Fullerton
street. Members are asked to
each bring a guest as a pros
pective member.
Following the meeting, Mrs.
Hays served lovely refreshments.
To make a Nesselrode frosting
for a white cake add a Utile rum
marashlno cherries, and a few
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Picture by Kennell-Ellli, Eusent
and Miss Jane Weber of Port
land served the cake. Miss Elea
nor Thomas of Klamath Falls
presided at the punch bowl and
Miss Jean Young had the guest
hook. All wore floor-length
dresses of pastel shades with cor
sages of pink roses and while
carnations.
The couple drove to Seattle for
their wedding trip, the bride
wearing a light blue suit with
grey accessories and the orchid
from her bridal bouquet. They
will be at home In Eugene.
Both the bride and groom are
1949 graduates from University
of Oregon where she was a Sig
ma Kappa and he a Tau Kappa
Epsilon.
Out of town guests for the
wedding were Mrs. James D
Nally Sr., Nashville. Tenn.. who
is remaining Indefinitely to vis
It In the Harmon home., Jack
Rickll, Richard C. Preston, Miss
Ruth A. Davenport. Mr. and
Mrs. R. L. Preston and Mr. and
Mrs. H. M. Preston, all of Rose
burg; Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Yel
ton. Miss Jane Weber and Miss
Clydene Bush, all of Portland:
Mrs. James Burrows of McMin
neville; Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Bish
op. Mrs. Eleanor Thomas. Miss
Shirley Mason, Miss Mary Hav
ens. Miss Barbara Osburn. Mrs.
Carl Mason, all of Klamath
Falls.; Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Ham
acher. and John Hamacher of
Medford: John Braun of Wnat
chee. Wash, and Ted Ranlett of
Spokane.
chopped marrons to a boiled
frosting. Sprinkle the top of the
frosted cake with shavings of
sweet chocolate.
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YOUR OWN
HOMESITE
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Your choice of Ihese desir
able homeslte lots Just $25
lo $.)0 down, the balance on
IC easy terms. I have a tract
of 22 lots adjoining the
"Fair Acres" tract, 3'j
rnlles north of Roseburg off
Highway 90. The lots meas
ure 60' x 85' and 100" x 85',
. your choice of orchard or
view lot while still available.
For sale by E. Rldenour,
owner.
w All lots are accessible, city
water and Conco electricity
available. Full selling price
Is MOO and up depending on
4( the lot of your choice. To In
spect these homesilrs drive
North on Hiwav !W, turn
right at the Log Cabin store
and continue to end of street
and Inquire at Ridonour resi
dence. Or simply phone
J( -0 J 5 for more Informa
Hon. The choicest sites will
sell first so we ask that you
Inspect these lots now
"7 whether you wish to buy at
this time or not.
Sot, July 30, 1949 The News-Review, Roseburg, Ore. 7
REBEKAH LODGE
HOLDS INTERESTING
MEETING TUESDAY
Roseburg Rebekah lodge No.
41, met at the IOOF hall Tues
day night with Mary Alice Mor
tenson, noble grand, and Golda
Nickeli, vice-grand, In charge.
All but one officer were pres
ent. The lodge voted to serve a
dinner to the Order of Amaranth
on Sept. 10. The planning com
mittee for the dinner Includes
Golda Nickeli, Maggie Dent, Nori
Frauendinier, Mary Alice Mor
tensen and J. E. Dent.
Standing committees appoint
ed for the term included: finance,
Golda Nickeli, Ethel Swayze and
Llllie Pettey; visiting committee,
Mary Alice Mortensen, Golda
Nickeli. Nora Frauendinier. Gol-
die Walker, Minnie South, Hattie
Guerin, Mattie Jackson and Faye
Clark; publicity, V. Vivian Logs
don; good of the order, Lena
Poole, Blanche Marr and Ethel
Galley; courtesy, Louise Dim
mick, Maggie Dent, Inga High,
Lydia Roadman and Gertrudj
Hatfield, and community serv
ice, Ethel Swayze.
A sack lunch followed In the
dining room. The next meetlne
will be 8 o'clock the evening ot
Aug. at tne nail. Those at
tending are asked to bring a sack
lunch.
The degree staff will practice
every Wednesday night at 7:30
o'clock at the IOOF hall under
the direction of the captain, Mrs.
Thella Webber.
TEN M I LE LADIES CLUB
HAS POTLUCK LUNCHEON '
MEETING ON WEDNESDAY
The Tenmlle Ladies club met
at the church Wednesday for an
enjoyable potluck luncheon.
Twenty members and one guest
enjoyed the occasion. Mrs. T. T.
Collver of Corvallis was the guest
and J. A. Melius and Waller
Coats, who were working on the
clubhouse, also joined the ladies
for the luncheon.
Plans were made for a bridal
shower for Phyllis Croy to be
held at the church Wednesday,
August 3. at two o'clock. Every
one In the community is Invited.
Hostesses will be Mrs. Minnie
Mrs. Bessie Smith. Mrs. Alice
Muetzel and Mrs. VI Hahn.
Due to the fact thai Mrs. Alice
Tyler was absent at the last
meeting, the shower gifts were
brought to the church for all lo
see. and members wei'e then
served cake and ice-cream.
A short business meeting was
conducted by the president, Min
nie Lock wood. Plans were dis
cussed for a party In the new
minding and tne date will be an
nounced at the next meeting.
those present were Mrs. Grace
Raines, Mrs. Blanche Degner,
Mrs. Emma Dledrlch, Mrs. Amy
Elbe, Mrs. Vera Erbe and chil
dren; Mrs. Delia Howard. Mrs.
Minnie Lockwood. Mrs. Gladys
Rathkev, Mrs. Rathkey Sr., Mrs.
Bessie Smith, Mrs. Josle Smith,
Mrs. Alice Tyler, Mrs. Kate Wil
son, Mrs. Louise Coats, Mrs. Min
nie Melius, Mrs. Leona Buslihy,
Mrs. Hazel Ison, Mrs. I.lla Mc
Kean, Mrs. Loue Wood. Mrs. Al
ice Muetzel and Nancy and Mrs.
Alice McCaffery.
The next meeting will be at
the church August 10.
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WEST MELROSE CLUB
HAS DELIGHTFUL
AFTERNOON MEETING ;
West Melrose club met at a
Thursday at the home of Mrs.
Howard Sheldon, vice-president,
who conducted the meeting In the
absence of the president. The
club reports the loss of two mem
bers. Mrs. Amy Criteser, a char
ter member, who recently passed
away and Mrs. Alta Thompson,
who has moved away. Mrs. Cri
teser had been a club member
since September 20, 1915. Mrs.
Thompson was a member of the
club for 25 years. Mrs. Amy See
ley Is the only charter member
left In the club.
Plans were made for a picnic
to be held August 7 at Umpqua
nark for members and their families.
Mrs. Munroe and Mrs. Kaiser
were honored on their birthdays.
Mrs. William Byron, a new resi
dent from California, was wel
comed into the club as a new
member.
Those present were Mrs. Ell
Sanders. Mrs. Moon, Mrs. Bvron
and son, Billy; Mrs. Kaiser, Mrs,
Seeley, Mrs. Sheldon and chil
dren, Kay and Arden; and the
following guests, Mrs. William
Knaggs and children. Larry and
Nancy; Mrs. Fred Agee, Mrs.
Whiffs and Leola Trankle.
JUNIOR DIVISION HAS
INTERESTING MEETING
ON TUESDAY EVENING
The Junior division of the First
Christian church met Tuesday
evening at the home of Mrs.
Blanche Marr with Mrs. Clifford
Baxter, president, in charge.
Mrs., Cassie Higginbotham gave
the secretary's report and Mar
dell Crenshaw led the devotions.
A report on the plans for nev
cabinet work in the church kit
chen was made by Lucille Reed
and Mrs. Marr mentioned the
nursery needs. The missionary
report was given by Martha
Knox.
Betty Roblson directed the pro
gram, which was a short mock
radio skit with the following tak
ing part: Sally Leep, Lela Tyler.
Valdran Brldgess and Jennie
Nesseth,
Plans were discussed and com
mittees appointed for the enter
tainment for all the women of
the church, which will take place
September 20th Instead of the
regular meeting.
Delicious refreshments were
served by Bonnie McCoy. Leona
Elifrits and Mrs. Marr to: Mrs.
Icslie Pfaff, Erros Osterloh,
Mrs. Albeth Fray, Mrs. Bryca
Roblson, Estella Harmon, Mar-
dell Crenshaw, Doris Jones, Mrs.
Rae Flcinfeldt. Ella Gilpin, Mar.
tha Knox, Mrs. Mary Curtis, Ve
loris Baxter, Mrs. Jackie Cundiff,
Cleo Albright, Fay Clark, Mrs.
Leota Honn, Coral Hamm, Jen
nie Nesseth, Lela Tyler, Valdean
Brldgess, Mildred Hodson, Mrs.
Arne Copple, Mrs. Ellen Eaton,
Elsie Coffcll. Mrs. Doris M. Glo
ver. Lucille Reed, Cassie Higgin
botham, Valctta Taylor, Mrs. Co
ter, Mrs. Robert Keefe. Mrs. Ty
ler, Llla Shore, Mrs. Wayne Saf
ley, Mrs. Lloyd Crenshaw, Es
ther Ulster and Sally Leep.
The next regular meeting will
he August 161 h In the evening
at the home of Mrs. O. J. Feld
kamp, 1321 Harrison street.
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