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Miss Praecllla Potvin of Rose
burg, Oregon, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. J. L. Potvin, became
the, bride of Raymon W. Pruitt
of Tulelake, California, at the
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Mr and Mrs. Raymon W. Pruitt
First Presbyterian Church In
Roseburg, r at six-thirty o'clock,
Saturday, ' December 3rd. Dr.
Morris H. Roach performed the
ceremony. The church was dec
orated with pastel-colored chry
santhemums. Candelabra with
lighted tapers' completed the ar
rangement. Mrs. Luella Cunning
ham and Mrs. Bessie Siemers
arranged the decorations and
acted as hostesses.
The bride, given in marriage
by her father, was charming In
a wine-colored suit,' with grey
accessories. She carried a white
Bible topped- by a large orchid
tied with a shower of white satin
ribbons. The bride's mother wore
a ,gfeen dinner ,dress-witb..black
accessories . . and a . corsage oi
white carnations. .
. Miss Donna Sutton was maid
of honor. She wore a green suit
with a corsage of white carna
tions. Otis Clayton acted as best
man. Miss Shirley Williams light
ed the candles. She wore a grey
suit and her corsage was a wrist
let of white carnations.
The bride and the bridal party
entered the church to traditional
wedding music played by Mrs.
Homer Grow. The musician also
accompanied Mr. Ralph Church
who sang "Because" and "I Love
You Truly."
A reception followed in the
church parlors. The bride's table
was covered with a lace table
cloth, and a four-tiered wedding
cake was topped by a miniature
bridal couple. The cake was first
cut by the newly married couple
and served by Miss Donna Sut
ton. Mrs. Floyd Epperly presid-
j ed at tne puncn oowi ana Mrs.
j F. P. Turner presided at the cof
fee urn. The guest book was in
I charge of Otis Clayton. For trav-
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ellng the bride chose a grey suit
with black accessories.
Following a trip to California
via coast points, the couple will
make their home in Tulelake,
California, Route 2. The bride is
a graduate of Roseburg High
School, and has been employed
s secretary for Avery W.
Thompson, attorney in Roseburg,
and the bridegroom has a home
stead in Tulelake, California,
which he won on the government
drawing. , ..
MU CHAPTER MEMBER
ROSEBURG WINNER IN
QUEEN FOR DAY CONTEST .
"Awareness of Blessings" was
the topic of the program Dresent-
ed Wednesday evening by Miss
mary reterson ac mu cnamer,
Beta Sigma Phi at the home of
Mrs. aruce Hetrick.
The Christmas party will be
held Dec. 21 at the home of Mrs.
O. M. Kent in Laurelwood. At
that time members are requested
to bring gifts.
Announcement was made that
a member of Mu chapter, Mrs.
Mary Black placed as one of five
winners in the Roseburg area of
Queen for a Day contest.
Assisting the hostess during the
social hour were Mrs. Kent, and
Mrs. John Klllop. Attending were
Mrs. narnson Winston, Mrs.
Wayne Crooch, Mrs. Dallen
Jones, Mrs. Harold Jokela, Mrs.
Kent, Mrs. Carl Wassom, Mrs.
Knute Kershner, Mrs. James
inlay, Mrs. Ted Schultz, Mrs,
Henry Darby, Mrs. Ed Wyatt,
Miss Mary Peterson, Mrs. Ray
Stein, Mrs. Mary Black, Mrs.
Don Gum, Mrs. John Killop Mrs.
Frank Norton, Mrs. Ben. O. Du
and the hostess.
S. L. KIDDER HONORED
ON 79TH ANNIVERSARY
WITH SUNDAY DINNER
S. L. Kidder was honored on
his 79th birthday by his wife,
Mrs. S. L. Kidder, and son. Rob,
ert P. Kidder, at their residence
on North Stephens street with a
Sunday dinner.
The service table was arrang
ed with a large holly bowl, en
circled by small white China
houses brought from Yokohama.
A large birthday cake with all
the candles on it was given the
nonoren guest, visiting was en
Joyed by the group.
The guest list included Sen.
and Mrs. ouy Cordon. Coneress.
man and Mrs. Harris Ellsworth,
Mr. and Mrs. Dexter Rice, Judge
and Mrs. Carl Wimberly, Mr. and
Mrs. raui jenKins, Dr. and Mrs,
C. B. Wade, Mr. and Mrs. Roy
hchows, Mr. ana Mrs. Ivan pick
ens, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Schwartz, Mrs. Douglas Waite,
Mrs. J. E. Sawyers, Mrs. M. F.
Rice. Mrs. T. B. Vlrden, Mrs,
M. B. Green, Miss Gertrude Rast,
Dell V. Rast, Mr. and Mrs. A. E.
Kent and Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Row.
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CAMP FIRE COUNCIL
DINNER PARTY IS
ENJOYED ON SATURDAY
The Camo Fire Council mem
bers, their husbands and wives
and prospective uouncu mem
bers, their husbands and wives
enioved a delightful seven
o'clock dinner Saturday evening at
lh Eniscnnal rjariah hall, ine
Christmas motif was beautifully
carried out on the ' tables and
about the room.
Mrs. Harold Hoyt, Council pre
sident, introduced the various
committee chairmen and officers
who explained their duties and
told of opportunity for work in
Camp Fire.
Rev. W. A. MacArthur gave a
most Interesting chalk talk and
the remainder of the evening
was spent informally playing
games. Mrs. Ralph Hermann
was chairman, assisted by Mrs.
M. C. Bowker, Mrs. Jack Chap
man and Miss Barbara Lou Kitt
Miss Kitt was officially wel
comed as the new executive se
cretary of Camp Fire by Rev,
Mr. MacArthur on behalf of the
Council and Roseburg residents.
Covers were placed lor miss
Barbara Lou Kitt, Mr. and Mrs.
Harrv BruoaKer, Mr. ana Mrs.
Rav Lehman. Mr. and Mrs. J.E.
Slattery, Attorney1 Fred Bernau,
Mr. and Mrs. (jnanes ustranaer
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Chapman,
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hermann,
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Conn, Mr.
and Mrs. M. C Bowker, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Russell, Mr. and
Mrs. Leonard Gibson, Mrs. Har
old JJoyt, Mrs. George Erickson,
Mrs. Mary Black, Miss Ruth
Westover, Dan Daugherty, Rev.
W. A. MacArthur, and E. L. Tail
scher. The executive meeting of the
Council will be held Dec. 13 at
1:30 o'clock at the chamber of
commerce office.
SIX CANDIDATES
INITIATED INTO
DAUGHTERS OF JOB
Six candidates were initiated
into Daughters of Job Tuesday
evening at the meeting which al
so saw the formal inspection of
the grand guardian ot the state
of Oregon. Honored Queen Joan
ne Taylor presided during the
meeting at the Masonic temple.
initiated were Dorotny Hol-
brook, Joyce Hicks, Nancy Cole
man, Nancy Gile, Dixie Lee Bel
le, Marliss Schweppe, and Janice
Church.
Mrs. A. J. Young, past guard
ian of the local bethel and past
Supreme chaplain, presented the
bethel with- an honored queen's
pin, to be worn by the queen
during her term of office and
passed on to the next queen.
At the close of the meeting
Hallle Bond presented a ballet
number with Anne Mellht at the
piano. Miss Mellis also accom
panied Sandra Melba and Joan
ne Taylor who sang a vocal se
lection.
Distinguished guests Included:
Mrs. Martha Elhart of Portland,
state grand guardian and two
honored queens, Carol . Ellison,
Bethel No. 42, Oakland and Bar
bara Snyder, Bethel No. 39, Rid
dle. Plans were' made for a Daugh
ters of Job food sale to be held
Dec. 17 at the E. G. High In
surance office. Candy, cookies
ana cane win De teaturea. Des
sert supper In the dining hall pre
ceded the bethel meeting. The
girls attending were gowned in
formal attire.
COUNTRY CLUB
LADIES PLAN
CHRISTMAS PARTY
Country club ladies made plans
for their annual Christmas party
which will be held at the club
house Thursday morning at 10:30
o'clock at their weekly meeting.
cards lollowed a noon luncheon
with Mrs. Harry LeBeau holding
high score; Mrs. Harold Schmeer
second ana Mrs. ti. steams,
third.
Attending were Mr. James
Hughes, Mrs. Harrv LeBeau,
Mrs. R, D. Stearns, Mrs. J. F.
Dillard, Mrs. Ernest Pearson,
Mrs.Harold Schmeer, Mrs. Ken
neth Bailey, Mrs. Mitchell Moore,
Mrs. Joe v. Perrault, Mrs. W. i .
Amiot and Mrs. Walter Brydges.
Those attending the Christmas
party are asked to place their
names Inside the wrapped pack
age. CHRISTMAS PARTY
HELD AT STANTON
HOME BY CLASS
Mrs. Charles G. Stanton enter
tained the members of the United
Workers class of the First Chris
tian church at her home Decem
ber 2 for their Christmas party.
Mrs. H. R. Wells was in charge
of the program which emphasiz
ed the Christmas spirit Taking
part were Mrs. Mable Taylor,
Mrs. Wells and Mrs. Stanton.
Group singing of Christmas car
ols was led by Willmetta Squire,
Christmas decorations and in
dividual favors were In keeping
with the approaching holiday sea
son. Exchange of gifti was en
Joyed by the group.
Refreshments were In charge
of Mrs. William Van Blarlcom
assisted by Mrs. Earl Rhoades
and Mrs. Theresa Thompson. At
tending were Mrs. R. L. Dunn, a
guest; Mrs. H. R. Wells, Mrs.
R. B. Marshall, Mrs. A. M. Nea!,
Mrs. Ada Davis, Mrs. Cora Lit-
. thot keep giving
fr everyone on your list.
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Left to right: Mrs. Kenneth Bailey, 'treasurer; Mrs. W. F. Amiot,
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8tephanl Fowler (at head of
Mrs. Steve Fowler entertained
at a charming party at her home
at 2037 Catherine avenue Satur
day, Dec. 3, to compliment her
daughter, Stephanie, on her
birthday.""-"
The singing of Christmas car
ols was enjoyed, after which bal
loons suspended from the ceil
ing were released and each child
tie, Mrs. Llllie Farmer, Mrs. 3.
S. Inscho, Mrs. Etta Rogers,
Mrs. Mable P. Taylor, Mrs.
Blanche Walter, Mrs. Annie Fish
er, Mrs. Robert Stillwell, Mis.
H. B. Church, Mrs. R. M. Blasch
ke, Mrs. Margaret Shelton, Mrs.
Willmetta Squire, Mrs. Mary
Plumer, Mrs. P. W. Beckley,
Mrs. Clifford White, Mrs. S. L.
DeLapp. Mrs. J. M. Miller,' Mis.
J. D. Worthlngton, Mrs. John Mc
Clure, Mrs. James Vowell and
the hostesses for the social hour.
The next meeting will be in
the church parlors, January 6
at 2 p.m.
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Women Of The Roseburg Country Club Plan For Year
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table) and guests at her birthday
received one.
Following opening of lovely
gifts, the guests were seated at
a table decorated with a cloth
and favors centering on the birth
day theme and upon which was
a large cake lighted by six tiny
candles.
Just before refreshmenls were
served by Mrs. Fowler, pictures
were taken of the group by E. S.
Kotok, father of one of the guests.
The Happy birthday song was
sung to Stephenle by: Chris Ko
tok, Bernadette St. One, Donald
Sims, Butch Carr, Walter B.
Samuelson, Billy Gilmer, Lennie
Tozier and Jorgen Fowler.
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vice-president; Mrs. W. C. Callison, president, and Mrs, .Walter
Under the able leadership of
Mrs. W. C. Callison, new presi-
DANESE DOAK TO
SPEND HOLIDAYS AT
HER HOME IN ROSEBURG
COLUMBIA, Mo. December 1
Miss Danese Doak ot Roseburg,
a student of Stephens College
here will spend the Christmas
holidays at her home. She Is the
daughter of Dr. and Mrs. E. K.
Bryant, Roseburg.
The Christmas vacation at Ste
phens College will start on De
cember 15 and classes will re
sume on January S. A series of
formal holiday balls will precede
the vacation period, as well as
numerous informal residence
hall and club parties. The formal
Christmas dinner on Tuesday
nUk, nnUml.n. 11 ,,,111 ka
lowed by the traditional Christ
mas program presented by the
student concert chorus. Climax
ing the holiday events will be the
twenty-second annual Christmas
vesper service on tne eve 01 ae.
parture, followed by caroling
around the giant Hemes unrist
mas tree on the college campus
' -Frozen Peanut Balls, '-as-serv
ed In a New York restaurant, are
made by rolling a scoop of ice
cream In finely chopped roasted
salted peanuts, and surrounding
with chocolate sauce.
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and Mrs. Kenneth Bailey women
of the Roseburg Country club, are
anticipating a most enjoyable
and successful year. Plans are
already being made for activi
ties ana projects lor the mem
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