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TWO SUMMER VISITORS WERI HONORED at charming ifttr
neon tea Monday given by Mrs. A, J. Young at her homo on Flint
street. The to table was beautifully appointed and tea was sorvod fol
lowing a social hour. Mrs, Clark Leedy (Meredith Ann Jenkins), who
Is horn from collage In New York, spending th summr with her
ptrtnti, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jenkins, and Mrs. Wilbur McKe, (Elli
bth Williams), who Is here with her two children from St, Louis, Mo
visiting her partnti, Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Williams, war th guests
of honor. From left te right In photograph above are Mrs, William
HELEN MARRIOT AND
RAY, MORENO HONORED
Helen Marriot and Hny Moreno,
who will be married the evening
the evening of July 8 at the First
Baptist church, were honored at
a shower party given by a group
o' friends at the church parlors
Thursday evening.
Mrs. Merle Austin had charge
of the program and presented a
musical reading accompanied by
by Mrs. Gordon Walker at the
Crawford, Mrs. C S Mobley,
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KAMMER-JUTILA WEDDINC PARTY left, Willard Myatt, belt man, th bridegroom and bride,
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kammer, end th bridesmaid, Betty Mattel, all of Myrtle Creek.
Albert Kmmr and Florence V. Jutila, daughter of Mrs. Laura Jutila of Almana, Wli., were
married a eleven o'clock by Justice of tha Peace A. J. Geddei in Roieburg, June 17. Follow
ing honeymoon, Mr. andMri. Kammer will make their horn in Myrtle Creek. (Picture by
Perkl-Chitwood).
Mrs Joe Deets, Mrs. Joane Mob
piano. An original poem was read
by Mrs. Maude Doughty. Many
beautiful gifts were presented to
the guests of honor. Sally Moreno
and Anna Marriott poured.
Lovely refreshments were served
to the honored guesls and Mrs.
Merle Knigge, Mrs. R. D. Knigge,
Mrs. C. H. Wickham, Mrs. Maude
Doughty, Mrs May Crawford, Mrs.
Ruth l'lumer, Mrs 1.. L. S I lu
mens, Mrs. George Hughes, Mrs.
Anna Marriott, Mrs. J. M. Tid-
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Fatter, Mrs. Robert B. Rhodes, Mrs. Robert N. Browning, Mrs. Clark
Leedy, Mrs, Wilbur McKee and Mrs. Gordon Stewart.
From left te right In picture below: Mrs. I. M. Dunn, Mrs. Paul
Jenkins, Mrs. W. H. Allen, Mrs. Charles S. Collins, Mrs. Charles Oi
trander, Mrs. Harold Hoyt and the hostess, Mrs. A. J, Young.
The Guests were former Job's Daughters members while Mrs.
Young was serving as guardian of Roseburg bethel no, I. (Picture
by PjuI Jenkins)
wcll, Mrs. L. T. Roper, Mrs R.
ley, Mrs. Beatrice Mariott, Mrs.
L. Moreno, Mrs. Calvin Balrd,
Mrs. A. H. Hollingworlh, Mrs.
Josephine Hagan, Mrs. Gordon
Walker, Mrs. Nora Blosscr, Mrs.
William R. Vinson, Mrs. Jessie
Kvidcra, Mrs. Florence Mead,
Mrs. Merle Austin, Miss Barbara
and Miss Marie Austin, Miss Sally
Moreno, Miss Marguerite Muetzel,
Miss Charlene Deets, Miss Betty
(Hedges, Miss Martha l'arkinglon.
and Miss Ruth Roberts.
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PINK AND BLUE SHOWER
IS CHARMING AFFAIR
HONORING MRS. BRIGHAM
Mrs. Alva Manning and M r s.
Dwight Beck of Sutherlin were joint
hostesses at a pink and blue
shower for Mrs. Robert Brigham
at the Manning home Tuesday.
The gift table was centered with
a large stork and the serving table
was decorated with flowers flank
ed by tall tapers.
Mrs. Joyce West assisted with
the gifts. Mrs. Robert Weaver as
sisted with the serving and Mav
Weber had charge of the guest
book.
A couple of games appropriate
for the occasion were enjoyed with
Mrs. Jean Tremen, winning the
prize for the first game and Mrs.
Maude Church, first and Mrs. Kath
ryn Moore, second for the last
game.
Refreshments were served with
Mrs. Ralph Sheffel and Mr. Lewis
Sheffel, pouring.
W. C. T. U MEETING HELD
AT KNIGGE HOME
The Woman's Christian Temper
ance Vnion met Wednesday at the
home of Mrs. R. D. Knigge with
Mrs. Edith Ackerl giving the in
vocation, followed hy the devotions
by Mrs. Ada Davis.
Mrs. Ackert presented the pro
gram and gave a "day-by-d.iy"
description of the president Mrs.
D. Leigh Calvin's trip to England
and the WCTU world convention
being held there at Hastings. Mrs.
Calvin has been elected new first
vice-president of the world organ
ization. Other new world officers
include: Mrs. John Forrester-Pat-ton,
of Scotland, president: Mrs.
Cecil Heith, England, secretary:
Mrs. Margaret C. Muns. VSA trea
surer, and Mrs. C. W. Hilork. re
cording secretary. Representatives
from all over the world attended
the convention.
The next meeting will be a pic
nic at 1 o'clock July 20 at I'mp
qua park. Mrs. Albert Fay will
have charge of the program.
At the tea hour Mrs. Knigge and
Mrs. John Pinkerton, co-hostess,
served lovely refreshments.
Two very charming affairs of
the week were the bridge-1 u n c h-
eons Riven by Mrs. Arthur Clarke
and Mrs. Mrs. John H. riobinson
Wednesday and Friday afternoon
at the home of the former on South
Kane street. Attractive bouquets
of pastel-colored summer flowers
decorated tne spacious rooms oi
the home.
Miss Naomi Scott. Mrs. Walter
Fisher and Mrs. Paul Jenkins as
sisted the hostesses in serving
Wednesday's luncheon, while Mrs.
H. H. Stapleton and Mrs. Fisher
assisted in serving Friday.
High bridee scores won at Wed
nesday's party went to Mrs. A. B.
Collier and Mrs. Harrie W Booth
with Mrs. Clark Leedy winning the
canasta high score. On Friday.
Mrs. H. N. Jacooson won nigh
score; Mrs. J. A. Harding second
high and Mrs. S.L. Kidder third
high.
Guests invited included Mrs. J.
r. Baker, Mrs. Velle Broad
way, Mrs. L. W. Josse, Mrs. H
C. Church, Miss Isabelle, Miss
Kdith and Miss Lulu Curry, Mrs.
A. A. Wilder, Mrs. H. N. Staple
tion, Mrs. C. B. Wade. Mrs. Koy
Cummins, Mrs. Carl E Wimberly
Sr, Mrs. Walter Fisher, Mrs. Fred
Lockwood, Mrs. Fred Schwartz,
Mrs. William Lindsell, Mrs. Frank
Woodworth, Mrs. 0. M. Berrie,
Mrs. Ivan Pickens, Mrs. J. R.
Wharton.
Mrs. Alfred Tyson, Mrs. J. C
RECEPTION AND DINNER
HONORS APPLEYARDS
The farewell reception and pot
luck dinner held in honor of Rev.
and Mrs. Walter W. Appleyard
and Mrs. Appleyard's mother, Mrs.
Myrtle Burtch Tuesday evening
took on such large proportions that
the tables and benches were ar
ranged out in the yard in front of
the Dillard church to accommodate
their many friends.
Three hundred friends gathered
at 6:30 to celebrate the occasion.
A pleasant surprise was created
when Marvin Covey, former choir
leader, arrived from Ashland
where he is attending summer
school. He led the out-of-door sing
ing. An appropriate poem was
composed and read by Al Fritz
from Rice Creek, expressing his
great esteem for the departing
friends. A love-offering was pre
sented to the honored guests for
a gift from the people.
Rev. Mr. Appleyard has been
pastor of the Dillard Methodist
church for the past four years
and he was loved and admired
by the people of the community
at large. He has accepted a new
church at Nehalem, Oregon. They
left Dillard Wednesday morning.
HELD BY COUNTRY
CLUB WOMEN THURSDAY
An executive board meeting of
the women of .the Roseburg Coun
try club was held Thursday at
the clubhouse and attended b y
the president, Mrs. W. C. Callison,
Mrs. Walter Brydges. Mrs. W. F
Amiot, Mrs. James Hughes, Mrs.
Harold E. Schmeer and Mrs. Ken
neth Bailey.
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THE ENCACEMENT of Miss Patricia Anne Sheehy, daughter of
Mrs. C. P. Sheehy of Roseburg, has been announced by the latter
to Wallace Danford Biclcmore, son of Mr. end Mrs, Earl Golds
berry Bickmore of La Grande, Ore. Mils Sheehy was graduated
from University of Oregon in June. Mr. Bickmore was graduated
in March from University of Oregon. The wedding is planned for
August 19th in Roieburg. (Picture my Fredrickion Photo tab. I
"YONCALLA
Homt of the Eagles"
By Anne Applegote Kruse,
can be obtained from the Drain Enterprise
Office, 60c postpaid, or at The Beehive,
Roseburg, Oregon.
Hume, Mrs. L. E. McClintock ,
Miss Naomi Scott, Mrs. Paul
Jenkins, Mrs. Clark Leedy. Mrs.
Chester Morgan, Mrs. Edgar
Lewis, Mrs. Arthur W. Baum, Mrs.
W. F. Chapman, Mrs. Harold .
Schmeer, Mrs H. N Jacobson,
Mrs Robert H. Savage, Mrs. Doug
las Waite, Mrs. W. H. Richardson,
Mrs. Washington Hughes, Mrs. H.
0. Pargeter, Mrs. John L Pierce,
Mrs May Matthews, Mrs, Ken
neth Bailey.
Mrs. C. T. Beecher, Mrs. H. L.
Bruffy, Mrs Demlng Bronson,
Mrs. Ernest L. Dawe, Mrs. L. K.
Cornwell, Mrs. R.D. Coen, Miss
Rosa B Parrott, Mrs J. A Harti
ing, Mrs. John L. Haskins, Mrs
A. F. Micelli. Mrs. W. F Amiot.
Mrs Florence Wharton Wickland
of Honolulu; Mrs. Harry Hildeburn
Mrs. J. L. Sawyers,,
Mrs. Phil Strader, Mrs. S. L
Kidder, Miss Gertrude Rast, Mrs
A. G. Henninger, Mrs. Guy tor
don, Mrs. Roy Catching, Mrs. D.
w. Helliwell, Mrs. Dexter Hice,
I Mrs M. F. Rice, Mrs. George
I Wharton, Mrs. G V. Wimberly,
Mrs. R. H Franks, Mrs Bevans
Mrs Georpe Churchill. Mrs. P.
K. DeShields, Mrs. M. C. Bowker,
Mrs J. F. Dillard, Mrs Paul
Hclweg, Mrs. Harrie W. Booth,
Mrs Maurice J, Newland, Mrs,
Robert N. Browning, Mrs. John
Young, Mrs. A. B. Collier and
Mrs. Frederick J. Porter.
NEWLYWEDS TO RESIDE
IN OUNSMUIR, CALIF.
New additions to the just-wed
set are Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Rapp,
who were united in marriage at a
single ring ceremony performed
by Judge Wright in Reno o n Tues
day, June 13. The bride was for
merly Frances C. Eckland of In
glewood, California.
Attired in a gray suit with
black accessories, the bride chose
a corsage of sweet peas and rose
buds for her flowers.
The newlyweds have returned
from a honeymoon spent in Sac
ramento and are at home to their
Dunsmuir friends at 114 Kather
ine avenue.
Rapp is a conductor for the
Southern Pacific company.
The bridegroom is a son of Mrs.
Jessie Rapp Vinson and a brother
of Harry G. Rapp of Roseburg.
PATCH AND CHAT CLUB
ENTERTAINED TUESDAY
AT BUCKINGHAM HOME
The Patch and Chat club was
entertained Tuesday night by
Mrs. E. R. Buckingham. Sweet
peas formed the decorations. Sew
ing and visiting were followed by
the hostess serving lovely refresh
ments assisted by Mrs. Lee Cal
kins, and Mrs. Curtis Calkins
Mrs. Lee Calkins was a guest
and members present were Mrs.
C Domenico, Mrs. D. W. Keasey,
Mrs. E. G. Trozelle, Mrs. J. N.
Boor, Mrs. C. J. Bradley, Mrs
Curtis Calkins, Mrs. Darley Ware,
Mrs. Gordon Ware. Mrs. C. R.
Bartlett, Mrs. E. H. Verrell and
Mrs. Thomas Findlay.
The next meeting will be an
nounced later.
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Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dale Weekly
Baskets of white and pink roses
and snapdragons formed the back
ground for the wedding of Miss
Patricia Ann Rome ana Hicnara
Dale Weekly Sunday, June 18 at
two o'clock at the home of the
bride's parents. Relatives and
close friends attended. The single
ring ceremony was performed by
Floyd Hughes of the Myrtle creeie
Church of Christ.
The bride is the daughter ot Mr.
and Mrs. Kenneth V. Ronk, Myrtle
Creek, and the bridegroom is the
son o Mr. and Mrs. Dale Weekly,
also of Myrtle Creek.
Given in marriage by her father,
the bride was lovely in an after
noon length gown of aqua mar
quisette over taffeta, fche carnea
a white Bible topped with an or
chid. Her headpiece was of steph
anotis. Miss Gwendolyn Pitts- of Myrtle
Creek was maid of honor and wore
an afternoon length dress of pink
flowered organdy over taffeta.
Her corsage w a s of gardenias.
Donald Wrenn of Myrtle Creek
was best man.
The bride's mother wore a navy
blue faconne afternoon dress. The
bridegroom's mother wore a blue
suit. Both wore white carnation
corsages.
The wedding music was played
by Miss Maxine Kusler, who also
accompanied her sister. Miss Paul
ine Kusler, who sang "I Love You
Truly," and "Because." Both
young ladies were schoolmates of
the bride and hridegroom.
A reception followed. The bride's
table was covered with a white
linen cloth belonging to her mat
white and pink decorated wedding
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Sunday, July f
State department of American
Gold Star Mothers Inc., to en
tertain patients at Veterans nos
pital from 2 to 4 o'clock. Roseburg
chapter members asked to attend
to assisted as hostesses. Preced
ed by 12 o'clock potluck picnic
luncheon in the Grove. Members
and families invited. State depart
ment president to be in attend
ance. Monday, July 10 ,
Women of the Moose to meet at
8 p.m. at Moose hall.
Mothers Circle of Roseburg De
Molay to meet in evening at home,
of Mrs. E. H. Verrell, 1240 Gar
den Valley road, with Mrs. R. E. i
McFall, co-hostess. All mothers of
DeMolay members are asked to
attend. ,
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ernal grandmother. The three-tired
cake was topped by a miniature
bridal couple, which had been
used on the wedding cake of the
bride's parents twenty-one years
ago.
Mrs. Keath Ronk, aunt of the
bride, assisted with the reception
arrangements and Mrs. Oren Led
gerwood, aunt of the bridegroom,
cut and served the wedding cake,
after the bridal couple had cut
the first piece.
Miss Velma Marcum of Salem
presided at the punch bowl and
Miss Patricia McKinney was in
charge of the guest book. Mrs.
Oliver Shull, cousin of the bride,
had charge of the gifts. " ,
For traveling the bride selected
a navy blue dress with white
accessories and top coat. Follow
ing a wedding trip to coastal points
the couple will reside in their new
home on the Weekly ranch o n
Boomer hill near Myrtle Creek.
Both the bride and. bridegroom
were graduated from Myrtle Creek
high school in 1949. The latter is
associated with his father in farm
ing here and in eastern Oregon.
Out-of-town guests attending the
wedding were Mrs, Maud Jenn
ings, grandmother of-the bride;
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Pearce, uncle
and aunt of the bride, all of Rose- Jl
burg; Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Hoff-
meister and daughter, Carolyn ;
uncle, aunt and cousin of the
bride, of Myrtle Point: Mrs. Oliver
Shull and sons, Wayne and Lee,
cousins of the bride, from Tule
Lake, Calif., and Miss Velma Mar)
Lake, Calif., and Miss Velma Mar
cum of Salem.
Circle No. 2, of St. Joseph's Al
tar society to meet at 7 o'clock
picnic supper at home ot Mrs.
Rodney Knott on North Umpqua
at Winchester with Mrs. Sidney
Domenico and Mrs. John Shafer
as hostesses.
NOTICE
Social items not appearing in to
day's newspaper will be used the
first of the week. The remainder
of the social calendar will be
printed Monday.
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