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Marry At Candlelight Ceremony Four Generations Attend Private Christening Of Marian Church i Tht Nswt-Rtvlsw, Rotaburj, 0r. Sot., Sept. 3, 1949 Society and GhtU 1 1 7 """N Jv : J iS?- Pletur by Hum Studio Lift tt right; Mr. Maxwdl M. Hamilton, grandmother; Mr. W. P. Fishor, grtatgrandmothtr, holding baby Marian Churoh, and tha lattar'a mother, Mr. Charl Church. Marian Church, baby daughter of Mr. and Mr. Charle Church of Sutherlin waa christened at a private service at St. George's Episcopal church In Roseburg Sunday, August 21. by Rev. Al fred Tyson. Mis Donna Jo Short of Redmond, Ore., ia the baby's godmother and Del McKay of Row burg li the godfather. , I Present for the christening be- sidea the baby and her parents, Mr. and Mr. Maxwell M. Hamil ton of Washington, D. C, her paternal grandparents. Dr. and Mr. H. C. Church of Roseburg, and her maternal great-grandmother, Mrs. W. P. Fisher, of Seattle. ' MRS. O. W. KEASEY ENJOYS PICNIC WHILE VISITING On recent visit at points north. Mra. D. W. Keasey of Roseburg enjoyed a delightful picnic held at Dodge Park, be tween Portland and Tiganl. which wu also attended by her daughter, Mr. Curt! Tlgard, and Mra. Charle Tlgard, both of Tlgard, Ore., Mrs. Mnprlll Keasey and Mr. and Mi. Henry Tlttock II and children, Heniy III, Diane, Pam and Peter, all of Portland. While in Portland, Vr. Keasey was a guest of her brother, J. A. Sesseman; at Forest Grove she visited her sister and the latter' son, Mr. C. S. McNutt and Guy McNutt, and with her oninlaw and daughter, Mr. and Mr. Cur tis Tlgard, at Tlgard. She was gone from her home here for a month. Marry At Church Of The Open Bibla v - 1 ' x Ai i ; - '. 1 7T -a jv !.,'... - ,. ti , -'-.I' ! u - firturt by Bud Maton Mr. and Mrs. Earl L. Roytr Mis Lorraine Tanner, daugh ter of Mr. and Mr. Edgar Tan ner, Merose route, Roseburg, be came the bride of Earl L. Royer. son of Mr. and Mrs. U R. Royer of Eugene, July 31st, at two o'clock In the afternoon at the Church of the Open Bible. Rev. De Loss Crook performed the double ring ceremony in the presence ol 100 relatives and friends. Preceding the ceremony. Mls Sue Hnhn sang. "Because,"' and "Always," asconipanled by Mrs. Pe Loss Crook, who also played the wedding marches. An Ivy decorated archwav, flanked by large baskets of gladi oli and fern, firmed the decora tions. The bride. Iven In marriage by her father, was attractive In gown of white satin fashioned on Princess line with a sweet heart neckline and scalloped bodice. She wore lace elbow length gloves and a single strand of pearls. Her riodhle fingertip veil was edjed with wide lace and held In place by a coronet of eediiearls and orange blossoms. She carried a wMtc lilhle a gift of the bridegroom I topped by a large white orchid. .Miss Carolyn Tanner, sister of the bride, was maid of honor and wore a yellow net and la"e gown and cairlcd a nnsegav of gladioli blossoms. Miss Bettv Slid ham and Miss Wanda Morris were bridesmaids and wore dressc fashioned alike with the former wearing pink satin and net and Miss Morris in blue net. they carried gladioli blossom nosegays. Robert Royer of Eugene was best man to his brother and Arn old Nashlund and Raymond Hough were ushers. A reception followed at the new home of the bride and bride groom at 2(W Hollis avenue In I Cloverdale addition. Dahlias and gladioli formed the attractive decorations. The three tiered wed ding cake was topped by a mini ature orwe and oildegroom and was cut by the bridal couple and served by Miss Carolyn Tanner. Miss Henrietta Jnhnson and Miss Wanda Morns. The guest book was in charge of Sylvia Tanner, a sister of the bride. The bride was graduated from Roseburg high school and Is em ployed by the Pacific Telephone : and Telegraph company. The bridegroom, who also attended Roseburg high school. Is em ployed by th Lindselt Lumber Co, CALIFORNIANAS ARE ENTERTAINED DURING THEIR STAY IN ROSEBURG Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hardy and sons, Dick and Donald, of Watsonville, Calif., who have been here since August 22. visit ing Mr. Hardy's mother, Mrs. R. C. Young, and hi sisters, Mrs. John A. Patton, and family, and Mi's. Alfred Morris, and family, were entertained the evening of August 23 at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Edgar B. Luther, 946 West First treet. Mr. Hardy, whose hobby is tak ing colored pictures of his nu merous vacation trips, showed pictures of Yosemite. Grand Can yon, Shasta and other points of interest, which he ha visited. Ice-cream, cake and punch were erved. Those enjoying the eve ning with Dr. and Mis. Luther besides the Donald Hardy family Included: Miss Jane and Miss Mabel Luther, Mr. and Mrs. Clif ford - Travilllon and children, Wayne and Lorella; Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wilcox and sons, Mickie and Jerry, and daughter, Mollie; and Mr. and Mrs. John A. Patton and daughters. Judith and Patri cia. Dr. Luther la the pastor of the Conservative Baptist church In Roseburg. On Tuesday evening. August 30, a family wiener roast was en Joyed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R, C, Young, just south of Rosphurg. Covers were placed for Mr. and Mrs. Hardy and sons, Dick and Donald; Mr. and Mrs. John A. Patton and daughter. Judith and Patricia: and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Morris and daugh ter. Berdine. Over last Saturday and Sunday the Hardy and Patton families enjoyed a tay at Crater lake. The visitors left Friday for their home in Watsonville. MRS. EUGENE MCELROY HONORS MRS. HEALY AT CHARMING PARTY TUESDAY Tuberous begonias formed pretty motif for the eight o'clock dessert-supper given by Mrs. Eu gene McElroy Tuesday evening at her home on Pitzer street In compliment to Mrs. Robert Hcaly (Frances Wimberly) of Los An geles. Summer flower formed the decorations bout the rooms. Covers were placed for Mis. Hraly, guest of honor, Mrs. L. K. Wimberly, Mrs. C. E. Wimberly Jr., Mrs. William Fetter. Mrs. John Killop. Mrs. Elliott Perkins, Mrs. R. B. Rhodes and the host ess. Mrs. McElroy. High score for the contract bridge play was won by Mis. Perkins. Mrs. Healy and two chil dren, Kathryn Lee and Robert J. are spending a month here visit ing her parents. Judge and Mrs. C. E. Wimberly Sr.. and other relatives. RIFLE RANGE SEWING CLUB HAS DELIGHTFUL AFTERNOON MEETING The Rifle Range Sewing club met Thursday afternoon at the home of Mr. Blanche Marr. The vice-president, Alice Gill, con ducted the business session. Games and visiting were enjoyed and lovely refreshments were served at the tea hour bv Mr. Marr to Belle Clinton. " Addle Schick and son. Charles: Edna Sco field. Irma Hanson and daughter. Karen: Mildred Hltes. Karla Gill. Alice Gill. Gwn Frank and son. Neal. Dorothv McPherran. Daisy Dillingham and Lena Pfaff. The next meeting will be the afternoon of Sept. 8 at the home of Belle Clinton. FAITH LUTHERAN CHURCH PICNIC IS ENJOYABLE AFFAIR AT UMPQUA PARK With about TO in attendance, members and friends of Faith Lutheran church enjoyed a picnic at I mpqua Park Sunday. Fol-1 lowing a potluck dinner. Softball and horeshoe pitching affortled recreation for adults and vouig people of the group, while the children enjoyed the rla ground equipment of the park. ' ty LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER ALLENA ROSE BECOMES BRIDE AUGUST 2TH OF AELRED J. FARENBAUGH Alien Rose, daughter of Mr. and Mr. W. R. Brown of Rose burg became the bride of Aelred J. Farenbaugh. of Roseburg, son of Mrs. John Farenbaugh of Bird Island, Minn., at eight o'clock Friday evening, August 26, at the home of the bride narents on Moors street. Dr. Morris li. Roach, pastor of the First Pres byterian church, performed the ceremony in the presence of forty relative and close friends. White and cream-colored gla dioli, greenery and tall white ta per formed the decoration for the Improvised altar arranged before the attractive fireplace In the living room. Decoration for the wedding and reception were arranged by Mrs. Velle Broad way. The bride, given In marriage by her father, was charming In a navy blue faille uiL. She car ried an orchid bouquet. Mrs. Bur ton H. Brown of Portland, sister-in-law of the bride, was matron of honor and wore a light grey and pink dress with a corsage of white lilies. Oliver Beatty of Olympia, Wash., was best man. A reception followed in the lovely garden of the home. The table, covered with a white dam ask cloth, was centered with an arrangement of white blossoms and tall tapers. The beautifully decorated wedding cake was served by Mrs. Abe Bean and Miss Bette Jewell. Mrs. Clarence Van De Camp and Mrs. George Luoma presided at the punch bowl and Miss Elinor Rose, daughter of the bride, was in charge of the guest book. Out-of-town guests attending the wedding were Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Beatty of Olympia; Mr. and Mrs. Barton H. Brown of Portland; and M-Sgt. and Mrs. Clifford D. Barker of Seattle. Following a week's honeymoon to San Francisco. Mr. and Mrs. Farenbaugh will make their home at Todd new terrace apartment in North Roseburg. Mrs. Farenbaugh is manager of the Oregon State Vehicle li cense bureau and will continue her work upon her return here. Mr. Farenbaugh Is in business in the F. and W. Floor Covering company on South Stephens street. MRS. JAMES HEALY IS COMPLIMENTED AT LOVELY PARTY MONDAY EVENING Mr. R. B. Rhode entertained at a lovely eight o'clock dessert bridge supper party at her at tractive home on South Kane atreet Monday evening in compli ment to Mr. James Healy. for merly Frances Wimberly. of Los Angeles, who with her children is spending the month here visiting her parents. Judge and Mr. Carl E. Wimberly. Flrethorn formed the attractive riororations. A lovelv corsage wa presented to Mrs. Healy from tne nostess ana euesis pre senting a handkerchief shower to her Included: Mrs. Robert Bel lows. Mrs. Robert Browning. Mrs. Elliott Perkins. Mrs. Wil liam Fetter, Mrs. George Luoma and Mrs. John Killip. Contract bridge was In play during the evening with Mrs. Bel lows winning high score and Mrs. Browning receiving second high score. A. J. TUCK TO MAKE EXTENDED TRIP TO CANADA AND EAST A. J. Tuck, prominent Rose burg retired orchardist, is leav ing the middle of next week on a three month' trip to visit rela tives and friend and enjoy an extended vacation. He will visit relative in San Francisco and then go to Salt Lake City to visit hi son and daughter-in-law. Dr. and Mrs. R Tuck. From there, he will go to his former home-town of Cleve land. Ohio. At Le Roy, New York, he will be with his daughter, Mr. Glady Clark, (technician at the Veteran hospital at Bata via), and her daughter, Ann. Accompanied by Mr. Clark, he will make a trip to Niagara Falls, point in Canada and then will go to Nashua, N. H.. to visit Mis. Clark's son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mr. John U. Clark. Mr. Tuck will later go to West port, Conn., to visit his son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Seitz (Ruth Tuck), and their daughter, Judith, and son, Robert. Judith will enter Alleg hany college in Meadville, Pa Sept. 17. Her mother and aunt. Mrs. Clark, both were graudalud from Alleghany college. Mis. Clark' daughter, Ann. also plans to attend the same college, when she completes her high school education. From there. Mr. Tuck will go to Florida and will later leave tor the west coast, via the south ern states. He will visit in San Diego and stop in Los Angeles for a visit with Dr. Charles A. Edwards, former Roseburg resi dent and retired Methodist minis ter. FORMER NEBRASKANS AONOR VISITORS AT PICNIC AT UMPQUA PARK Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hurst and son and daughter, Tommy and Roseanne; and Mrs. V. Hurst of Gretna, Nebr., who have been visiting relatives in Roseburg the last two weeks were honored at a delightful picnic dinner Sunday at L'mpqua park by a group of former Nebraskans. Covers were placed for the guests of honor and Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Sanders, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Hurst, Mr. and Mrs. Har low Wagner, Mis Donna Wag ner, Billy Wagner, Mr. and Mrs. George Sanders and daughter, Georgie; Mr. and Mrs. Robert McMullen and children; Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Sanders, Zelda and Carolyn Sanders: Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Stark and children; Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Edwards and daughter, Linda and Virgil San ders. PATCH AND CHAT CLUB HAS DELIGHTFUL MEETING THURSDAY Mrs. Curtis Calkins entertain ed the Patch and Chat club at her home Thursday evening hav ing a guests: Mrs. H. A. Calkins of Port Orange. Fla.. Mrs. C. B. Calkins, Mrs. Corkv Smith, Mrs. Edwin Nolte and Mrs. Bob Hall craft. Members present were Mrs. C. J. Bradley, Mrs. C. L. Bartlett. Mrs. J. N. Boor, Mrs. E. H. Verrell, Mrs. E. G. Tro zelle and Mrs. D. W. Keasey. Following a pleasant social hour, delicious refreshments were served by the hostess. The club will meet the evening of September 8 at the home of Mrs. C. Domenico. V) IK. Ifr-VtP 7 r ' 4 ,"t-x- 4 y , :s- I' ' lfalMaSildaUtf li K t H irrf '-" Mr. and Mr. Robert Brlgham Plcturt by Mllltr-ModoJ At I lovely candlelight cere mony held at the Methodist Com munity church in Sutherlin Fri day, August 19. Miss Joyce Shef fel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lewi Sheffel of Sutherlin. be came the bride of Robert Brig ham, son of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Brigham of Battleground. Wash. D . . r C Dil.qin nnrfnrmo tha i single ring ceremony in the pres jence of one hundred and twenty I guests. Tall baskets of while gladioli land pink carnations and candcla ibra holding tall white candles i formed the attractive setting. As the guests assembled. Miss June Young played softly on the niano and accompanied William Riddlebarger, who sang, "O Promise Me," preceding the cere mony and at the close of the ser vice, he sang, 'The Lord's Pray er." Miss Young played the tra ditional wedding marches. The bride, given in marriage by her father, was lovely in a white organdy gown fashioned with hands of evelet embroidered edg ing. The skirt ended in a full train and she wore matching mitts of eyelet trimmed organdy. Her short veil was held In place by a coronet of stephanotis. She carried a bouquet of white roses, pink carnations and stephanotis. Marian Weaver, sister of the bride, and Joyce West were the bride's attendants and w-ore bou fant gowns of pale blue organdy with matching mitt. Their W bands and bouquets were of babl aster ana carnation. Little Jur Weaver, niece of the bride, J nower gin ana wore a frock a yenow organay. Richard Isham was best raaj and Laivin smitn, t,. E. Redfie: and Ivan Sheffel were ushen. The bride mother wore a pa: blue snadow print gown t wnite accessories and a corsiil of gardenias and roses. The brlil groom' mother wore a navy blJ sneer gown wnn narmonizmg eessories and a corsage of gi l aenias ana roses. A reception followed In thl church parlors.1 Mrs. Harold Sip ert, sister of the bride, cut th cake; Mrs. Kaipn Sheffel pnur the coffee and Mrs. Paul Wo;: served the punch. Miss VivU- Brlgham, sister of the brioJ groom, had charge of the gueJ book. Mrs. Douglas Geddes, Mrf c. t. unttain ana Mr, u. L. Toi rev assisted about the rooms. Out-of-town guests Include Mrs. William Bright, Mr. ari Mrs. Sigfried Anderson, Mr. ani Mrs. Forrest Losee, Mr. and Mrtl L. Melton, Mrs. Andy Lecpef- Mrs. Elizabeth Gibson and Gla Guide. The bride, representing Rosl burg, was a candidate lor tne na tlonal beauty contest last veal She was recently chosen "Brldl of the Week," on Lawson s hRK radio program. PERCY PAYNE CELEBRATES SEVENTY-FIFTH BIRTHDAY AT SURPRISE AFFAIR Percy Payne of Roseburg cele brated his seventy-fifth birthday at a surprise picnic and family reunion held at the citv park in Grants Pass, Sunday. All of his children were present. Members of the family honor ing Mr. Payne included: Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Burgess and sons, Dick and Don. of Sacramento; Mr. and Mrs. Lewi Payne ari dauehter. Patsv. of Klama Falls: Mr. and Mrs. Herbe Payne, of Eugene, and Mr. ari Mrs. C. H. Pei rine and son. Casj and dauehter. Colette, of As land. Friends of the family af tending were: Mr. and Mrs. Cal vin Blaney of Grants Pass a: Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Coffell Roseburg. Gifts were presented to V Payne in honor of the occaslM Captain And Mrs. Jack Kidder And Family Spending Month Here n i ran h ? i I (' .mi S if i f ... . . 1 r 4 V f,. li I r IK V J a i t , W I- I: i' x . . . i - J l . i!Y: J pZK H Captain and Mr. Jack Kiddtr and Children Captain and Mrs. Jack Kidder and son Robert, James and John, of Santa Barbara. Calif., who are spending a month In Roseburg visiting the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Kidder, and other relative and friends, were com plimented at a charming party given by his two aunts, Mrs. Jame E. Sawyers and Miss Gert rude Rast. at their attractive home on Stephen treet Mon day, evening. The dinner was served In the lovely garden to the guests of honor and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bel lows of Gary. Ind.. Miss Mae Melander of Sweden; Mr. and Mrs. Garland Stamper and daugh ter. Janice and Garlan. of Dav ton. Ohio, and Mr. and Mrs. Phil Evanshenkn and children. Joy and Darrell. of Eugene, out-of-town guests. Others en loving the affair were Mrs. J. F. Barker, Mr. and Mr. Charles W. Wharton. Mr. and Mrs. Eric Crane and children. Ann and Eric; Mr. and Mrs. S L. Kidder, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kidder and children, Robin and Phyllis Ann: Mrs. S. A. Sanford. Mrs. M. B. Green. Mrs. T. B Vlr den. Mrs, J. M. Throne. Grin Jones, Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Josse Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Josse and sons! Peter and Kim; Mr. and Mrs. Roy 1 1!'!0'?.5- Mr. Velle Broadway. I Deli . Rast, L. W. ingel and PicturbrMw the two hostesses. I During the social hour I guest were delighted to see 'beautiful ivilnr nteture hOT i Fred Bellow of the Mardi Ci j In New Orleans, old homes w i smith mnA rrnr crntw l Garden ! turns nf saiMi and f3 planting In the southern "I I as well as scenes taken in f I mountains and picture vsglng battleships.
