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SEPTEMBER WEDDING Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Harris of Rose
burg announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Katie,
to Albert F, Laurie Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Laurie Sr.,
also of Roseburg. The wedding will be an event of Sept. I.
Miss Harris has been employed for the past two years at Church's
Drug store. Mr. Laurie, a graduate of Oregon State college,
is employed in Portland at Rovangs. They will make their home
in Portland.
MR. AND MRS. WATSON
CELEBRATE WEDDING
ANNIVERSARY TUESDAY
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Watson, pro
minent Roseburg residents for ihc
last 42 years, celebrated their fifty
seventh wedding anniversary quiet
ly at their home Tuesday, July 25.
Neighbors ana close lrienas cau-
ed to congratulate them,
Mr. and Mrs. Watson were mar
ried fifty-seven years ago in Ohio.
On account of the illness of the
latter, the celebration Tuesday was
a quiet affair. The Watsons have
a daughter, Mrs. Ethel Minturn,
well-known Roseburg pianist and
teacher, and two sons, Floyd B.
Watson, Roseburg, and Harley 3.
Watson, Seattle. They have three
grandchildren and six great-grandchildren.
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Baskets of pink and white glad-. Miss Joan Taylor of Roseburg
iolo and lighted tapers formed the I was maid cf honor and wore a suit
background for the wedding of Miss topped with an orchid and a show
Betty Reid and David Harem.' Fri- er of Stephanotis.
j... u - o 'ninnir at tka u'n mairi nf honor and wore a suit
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f irst Methodist cnurcn in nose- 01 navy umi: wim
burg. The double ring ceremony sories. Her corsage was of pink
was performed by the Rev. W. A. I carnations. Benjamin Harem of
MacArthur ! Eugene, brother of the groom was
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The bride IS the daughter Of Mr De!,t m,n- . . ..
and Mrs. Russell R. Reid of 103 I Candlelighters were Miss Addie
E. Roberts St., Ros'eburg and lhe(H.renj; sister of 'h bridegroom
bridegroom is the son of Mr J. land Miss Arlene RamskiU close
G. Harem of Independence. Ore . friend of the bride Both wore af-
and Mrs. Esther Sanborn of Eu-Jteryon dresses, with white car-
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uir uiiue lu.ii.v in !'! lernoon nress 01 wniic uurji treF-iCorvallis: Miss Addie Harem and
colored slimmer suit with white I The bridegroom's mother wore a Benjamin Harem, sister and broth
picture hat and white accessories white suit. Both wore gardenia D( the groom of Eugene Ore-
sne carried a wnite Bioie toppeo
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CANDLE LIGHT STUDY
CLUB HOLD SURPRISE
HOUSEWARMING FRIDAY
A surprise housrwarming was
given Friday evening by the Cand
le Light Study club, their husbands
and guests. The allair nonorea
Mr. and Mrs. Chet Hamm who
recently moved into tneir new nome
on Flint street
Games and cards were played
after which a gift was presented
the guests of honor. A smorgas
board was served later to Mr.
and Mrs. Chet Hamm, Mr. and
Mrs. Selby Leep, .Mr. and Mrs.
Clifford Baxter, Mr. and Mrs. Don
Reed, Mr. and Mrs. Al Naas, Mr.
and Mrs. John Hodson, Mr. and
Mrs. Leonard Tyler and Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd Crenshaw.
Harem-Reid Rites Take Place July 14
Mr. and Mrs. David Harem
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"he bride s mother wore an at -
corsages.
,P euins inuw piaru
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To compliment Mrs. Stanley R. ico, Miss Jane Wharton, Mrs. C.
Kidder of Singapore and Mrs. Jack W. Wharton, Mrs. Florence Wick
Kidder of Fort Banning' Ga. , land, Mrs. M. B. Green, Mrs. Roy
a very charming party was given , Bellows, Mrs. Edgar Lewis and
at the attractive lawyers nome on ,
N. Stephens street with Mrs. J
E. Sawyers, Miss Gertrude Rast
and Mrs. Robert P. Kidde as hos
tesses. Arrangements of rosebuds
graced the large serving table as
well as the small tables, while hy
drangeas formed the room bou
quets. Mrs. M. B. Green assisted
in serving.
Guests invited by the three hos
tesses to honor the two guests of
honor were Mrs. Stanley L. Kidder,
Mrs. J. F. Barker, Mrs. Velle
Broadway, Mrs. Elliott Perkins,
Mrs. Robert N. Browning, Mrs.
Robert Rhodes, Mrs. H. H. Staple
ton, Mrs. Jane Fies, Mrs. Arthur
W Baum, Mrs. I . B. viraen. miss
Bess Wharton. Miss Alice and Miss
Emma Ueland, Mrs. W. F. Chap
man, Mrs. A. A. Wilder Mrs. S.
A. Sanford, Mrs. Sidney Domen-
WOMEN OF THE MOOSE
HOLD INITIATION AT
FORMAL CEREMONY
Women of the Moose initiated
Grace Helvey, Edna Fae Coaller
and Elsie Nichols in a tormai cer
emony at the Monday evening
meeting at the Moose hall. Senior
Regent, Bessie Fandrich conduct
ed the meeting and plans were
made for a rummage sale to be
held earlv'in Sentember. A white
elephant sale was planned for the
next meeting to De ncio ine even
ing of August 14, at eight o'clock
at the hall. Members are asked to
bring the white elephant articles
wrapped. Rosemary Olliver will
act as auctioneer.
Mrs. Griffin, a guest from Cas
per, Wyo., spoke and congratulat
ed the local lodge on the initia
tory work. Jeannette Reinhardt en
tertained the group with several
piano selections. Delicious refresh
ments were served by Marion Bol
singer and Dorothy Raines.
,MRS. PEYTON ODERIRK
ENTERTAINS BEAUTICIANS
Mrs. Peyton Odcrkirk entertain
ed the Beauticians association at
her charming home in Westmore
land Thursday evening. Plans were
made for a fall style show.
Refreshments were served , by
Mrs. Oderkirk to Elizabeth Hughes,
Dorothy Raines, Feme Craig, He
en Lane, Feme Andrus, Vera
Washington and Lyle Miller.
The next meeting will be held
at the Umpqua Beauty shop, Aug.
3, at eight o'clock in the evening.
Entertainment will follow the ses
sion. All beauticians are urged
to attend.
Plclurt by Bud Miion
companied Miss Danicce Coon who
sang "Because."
The tradition of "something old,
somethig new, something borrow
ed, something blue," was carried
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Followed a honeymoon trip to
coastal pom s the couple will re-
side on Melrose road, Roseburg.
The bridegroom is employes at
RnsohurB Transfnr and Storaop fa
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J he bride is emp ?ed ,n the
attending the
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lnmotwec,.reof r0,
! gene, Oregon: Mr. and Mrs. Fred
1 Harem, brother of the groom of
' gon and Mr. E. G. Ferguson, grand-
j tatner ot we Dride ot Wallace, Kan
',a.
Mrs. treaencK J. forter.
Contract bridge was in play dur
ing the afternoon with guest
prizes going to the two guests of
honor; High score to Mrs. btanley
L. Kidder ond second high score ,
to Mrs. Jane Fies. I
Mrs. Stanley R. Kidder and her
husband, who is vice-consul to Sing
apore, and their small daughter,
Sara Ann, will spend two more
weeks in Roseburg as guests of
Mr. Kidder's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Stanley L. Kidder, and his brother,
Robert P. Kidder, and family. Cap
tain and Mrs. Jack Kidder, and
three sons, James, Robert and
John, left today for Fort Benning
Ga., having recently been trans
ferred there from Santa Barbara,
Calif. Capt. Kidder has been sta
tioned in California since returning,
here from service with the Occu
pational force.! in Germany.
SHOWER HONORS BRIDE
ELECT THURSDAY AT
DUNCAN McLEAN HOME
two hearts naming the bridal cou
pie.
Invited to honor the bride-elect
were her mother, Mrs. Hazel Goult
and sister, Vivienne Goule. Mrs,
Jennie Roser, Mrs. Merle Austin,
Mrs. Warren Cloak, Mrs. Robert
Langholff, Mrs. Al Morris, Mrs.
Joh Patton, Mrs. Herman Madson,
Mrs. Peter Moe, Mrs. John Stceck,
Mrs. George Robinson, Mrs. Clif
ford Travillion, Mrs. Edgar Lu
ther, Mrs. Noah Hatfield, Mrs. Vi
ola Cheek, Mrs. Alice Cochran,
Mrs. Roy Hollenbeck, Miss Mabel
and Jane Luther, Miss Marie Aus
tin, Miss Beverly Hatfield, Mrs.
Miller, Mis. Henry Wilcox, Mrs.
John Atterbury, Mrs. Otto Jones,
Mrs. Dale Owens, Mrs. E. T. Un
rath, Mrs. C. E. Schoenleber and
Miss Elsie Wettstein.
COUNTRY CLUB SOCIAL
EVENING TO BE HELD
TONIGHT, JULY 29TH
One of a series of social eve
nings for members of the Rose
burg Country club will be held
tonight at the club. A two-ball
foursome will begin at six-thirty
o'clock. Refreshments will be serv
ed at nine o'clock, followed by a
social hour.
Women of the Country club met
Thursday for a twelve-thirty o'
clock luncheon. Covers were plac
ed for Mrs. W. C. Callison, presi
dent, Mrs. Walter Brydgcs, Mrs.
Vernon Keel, Mrs. Clyde Knight,
Mrs. I. J. Bean. Mrs. E. R. Har
vey, Mrs. L. G. Twohy, Mrs. A. J.
Murray, Mrs James Hughes, Mrs.
Mitchell Moore, Mrs. Roy Sedell
and Mrs. Herman Matisoff.
High scores for the contract
bridge play were won bv Mrs.
Bean, Mrs. Sedell and Mrs. Twohy.
MISS JANET REED
HONORED WITH PARTY
ON EIGHTH BIRTHDAY
Miss Janet Reed, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Don Reed celebrat
ed her eighth birthdav Julv 20 at
the home of her parents. Games
were enjoyed Dy the young guests
and refreshments were served at
a gaily decorated birthday table.
Enjoying the afternoon with Miss
Janet were Miss Sharron Dick,
Miss Linda Strickling. Miss Sue
Hamm Miss Patricia Worthington,
Miss Judy Hodson, Miss Susan
Barnhart and the guest of honor's
brother, Bobby.
Mothers attending were M r s.
Max Dick, Mrs. Homer Strickling,
Mrs. uiet Hamm and Mrs. Reed.
YOUNGMAN-GARMAN RITES ...
READ JULY 1 AT CHURCH
OF CHRIST IN SUTHERLIN
An ivy covered lattice and bas
kcts of snapdragons and gladioli
formed the background for the wed
ding of Miss Betty Jean Young
man and David Wayne Garman
at the Church of Christ in Sutherlin
Saturday evening, July 1 at 8 o'
clock. The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Youngman
of Sutherlin and the bridegroom's
parents are Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Garman of Cottage Grove.
The ceremony was read by the
Rev. F. Sherwood Smith with a
large group of relatives and friends
of the couple attending.
The bride wore a gown of ballerina-length
white taffeta with a
net yoke. Her fingertip veil was
held in place by a crown of white
flowers and was edged with lace.
She carried a nosegay of white
sweet peas and gardenias.
Maid of honor was Miss Esther
Youngman, who wore a ballerina-
length blue taffeta gown trimmed
with white neet. She carried a nose
gay of pastel colored sweet peas.
Little Lanez Kay Van Duscn, flow
er girl wore a white dress.
Gary Lealhers was best man
and Charles Fielding and Gary Gar
man were ushers. Candle-lighters
were Miss Aloma Garman and
Miss Barbara Lowe.
Miss Evelyn Garman, organist.
played "I Love Thee." "Oh Pro
mise me,' and the traditional wed
ding marches.
A reception followed in the
church, with Miss I'hyilis Garman
cutting the cake and Mrs. Men
dell serving. Miss Wanda Stitt was
at the punch bowl with Miss Mary
Jo Parsons and Miss Lois Per
kins assisting. Miss Eevolyn Gar
man was in charge of the gift
and Mrs. W. H. Mendell, the guest
book.
Mr. Garman resided in Sutherlin
with his parents for several years
before moving to Cottage Grove.
Thursday evening at a miscellan- 1 : I V S ' f i
eous shower at the home of Mrs. k.?vt,,4 u i I M -CV. lifr V U -r - V'. Wv$i rj2
Duncan McLean Jr. V v C . 1 II r-S 'A 7 A V ! t iiJ vLf '2
Games appropriate to the occa- "iM ' t V . V 1 ; i rff ."i V VW
sion were played with Mabel Luth- . , . A,i ' i 4 T J i i ftf "ST t v? "S v) TS S J I 4 ' 9
er and Beverly Hatfield tying for H ( I LK ( f ut t- TIm- ' f&W C
the prize. Many gifts were grouped k fit 'ZkK , W J) $ J J 4 4-fivV 5 I kfMK A
around a large telephone and were l-i-. 73 V , J $f . t iAs v4H - t ff f iM
opened by the guest of honor. " V , A,f HAT VLMV' ) ' ?AJ 1 , IJc&WSd'
Mrs Noah Hatfield led the pray- Ww. " jk,,' , SsrT. , C'XS " 'AWjJsMf&S 1
er and at the close of the evening t ; " o, , "''i ' 'f? f vV "Vj- Ui X aw iiJ'Wtt -1
the hostess, Mrs. McLean, assisted . v'c fa ft4 VSsl Vt W v? IfrV i
by Mrs. Glenn R. Miller, served g, . . 'V ' U Si -S , ) ,5W,4 , .JS1tWA TA? 1 t H W il
refreshments. The cake was deco- . - V , , t fJr if$" H ' V 1 jYl i , 4? :t f F '
rated with two telephones joined by J. ' 1 K ,- " 'Vflr' V , . i ' VVi 44. WM '
a telephone wire from which huna t r ' v - fe-S1iS .' -n' ' V, ,M , , , 1 - 1 I , A
Back Row: Captain Jack Kidder,
P. Kidder, Robert P. Kidder and
Mrs. Jack Kidder, Mn. Stanley
Mrs. Roy E. Bellows, Mrs. M. B.
Green and Mrs. T. B. Virden were
hostesses at a picnic supper at
Umpqua Park Thursday evening
honoring Mr and Mrs. Stanley L.
Kidder and their three sons and
families, two of whom have been
spending their vacations here vis
iting their parents and other rela
tives and friends.
Following the picnic supper, vis
iting was enjoyed by Mr. and Mrs.
Stanley L. Kidder, Roseburg; Mr.
and Mrs. Stanley R. Kidder and
daughter, Sarah Ann, Singapore:
Given Jlh
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Largest party of the year was
given by Miss Rosa B. Parrott,
Mrs. M. Hazel Dixon, Mrs. John
Young and Miss Naomi Scott,
when they entertained at a charm
ing one o'clock luncheon at Carl's
Haven Thursday in complement
to Mrs. J. L. Cauthorn of San
Francisco and to welcome Miss
Helen Casey back to Roseburg,
following a four and a half months
vacation trip to Europe.
Salmon pink gladioli formed the
decorations, while the serving ta
bles were centered with small
vases filled with summer blos
soms. High score for the contract bridge
play was won by Mrs. Ivan Pickens
with Mrs. C. B. Wade winning the
second ' high score. High scores
in the canasta play went to Miss
Edith Curry and Mrs. Clark Leedy.
Guests invited to honor Miss
Casey and Mrs. Cauthorn includ
ed: Mrs. John R. Robinson, Mrs.
Arthur Clarke, Mrs. G. R. Child
of San Francisco; Mrs. Velle Broad
way, Mrs. J. C. Hume, Mrs. Ar
thur W. Baum, Mrs. A. A. Wilder,
Mrs. Roy Bellows, Miss Alice Ue
land, Miss Emma Ueland of Los
Angeles, Mrs. W. F. Chapman,
Mrs. M. F. Rice.
Mrs. J. F. Dillard, Mrs. C. B.
Wade, Mrs H. H. Slapleton, Mrs.
Harrie W. Booth, Mrs. Maurice J.
Newland, Mrs. Jane Fies, Mrs. R.
D. Bridges, Mrs. Kcilh Bryant,
Mrs. H. C. Stearns. Mrs. J. E.
Sawyers, Mrs. S. J. Showmaker,
Mrs. Ivan Pickens, Mrs. can t.
Wimberlv. Mrs. O. R. Hess. Mrs.
J. R. Wharton, Mrs. Fred Hamil
ton, Mrs. E. 0. Rickli.
Mrs. Robert M. Browning, Mrs.
George Wharton, Mrs. D. W. Helli-
well, Mrs. Jonn u. Hasmns, Mrs.
Fred Schwartz, Mrs. W. F. Amiot,
Mrs. 0. M. Berne , Mrs. Harold
E. Schmeer, Mrs. Hall Seely, Mrs.
Walter Fisher, Mrs. H. F. LeBeau,
Mrs. Worth Davis, Mrs. Chester
Morgan., Mrs. Bess Wharton, Mrs.
A. F. Micelli. Mrs. B. A, Young.
Mrs. B. L. Hardenbrook, Mrs. L.
W. Metzgcr, Mrs. Roy Catching
Mrs. S. A. Sanford, Mrs. John Pres
ton.
Mrs. D. B. Buhar, Miss Gert
rude Rast, Mrs. E. R. Metzger,
Mrs. Kenneth Bailey, Mrs. Charles
LAZY DAISY CLUB IS
ENTERTAINED THURSDAY
Mrs. E. E. I.yda Jr. entertained
the Lazy Daisy club at Umpqua
park Thursday. Covers were plac
ed for Mrs. Monty Glover, Mrs.
Bert Brewer. Mrs. Wayne Over
beck, Mrs. Bill Weaver, Mrs Leo
Wilkcrson, Mrs. Leland Pitlam.
Mrs. Robert Russell, Mrs. Bryce
Robison, members; Mrs. Robert
Penard, a guest, and the hostess.
Plans were made for a no-hos
tess picnic to be held in the near
future.
ENTERTAIN GUESTS AT
SUMMER HOME ON SUNDAY
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. George Wharton and daugh
ter, Miss Jo Ann, al their summer
home on the North Umpqua includ.
ed: Mr. and Mrs. Allan Stcinmetz
and children, Linda and Ronnie;
I Mrs. Harry Steinmetz and Robert
Hollingwood, all of Kugcne; Mrs.
J. F. Barker and daughter, Mrs.
Velle Broadway, and Orrin Jones.
Stanley L. Kidder, Mrs, Robert
Stanley R. Kidder. Middle row,
L. Kidder and Mn. Stanley R.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Kidder
and children, Robbie, Phyllis Ann
and Nancy Jean, Roseburg; Cap
tain and Mrs. Jack Kidder and
children, James, Robert and John;
of Santa Barbara, who are enroute
to Fort Benning, Ga.; Mrs. J. E.
Sawyers, Miss Gertrude Rast, Mrs.
James Cobb, Mr. and Mrs. William
Oerding and children, James, Wil
liam and Sheilah; Mr. and Mrs.
William Reauchamp, Mrs. J. F.
Barker, Mrs. Velle Broadway, Mr.
and Mrs. L. W. Josse, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert W. Bellows and chil-
ear
Cavi 5 JJi
aven
Cring, Mrs. R. D. Coen, Mrs. H.
I'. Liiuich, Mrs. Clair K. Allen,
Mrs. Paul Helweg, Miss Agnes
Phiiiiord, Miss Isabelle, M i
Lulu and Miss Edith Curry, Mis.
George E. Houck, Mrs. Paul Jen
kins, Mrs. Douglas Watie, Mrs.
W. R. Brown, Ila Mae Davis, Mrs.
Mrs. C. S. Heinline, Mrs. Har
Mr. Donald Metzger,
Clark Leedy, Mrs. Cliff Thornton,
net Roberts of Portland: Miss
Cora Phillips, Mrs. E. G. Kohl-
hagen, Mrs. Mory lies, Mrs. L.
L. Spencer, Mrs. Washington Hugh
es, Mrs. w. H. Richardson, Mrs,
J. F. Barker, Mrs. A. D. Hawn,
Mrs. W. P. Fredrickson, Mrs. W.
A. Davis, Mrs. William Lassitcr,
Mrs.' George Kohlhagen, Mrs.
Edgar Lewis, Mrs. Louis Albert
Banks, Mrs. George Sewell, Mrs.
Edward B. Row, Mrs. T. B. Vir
den. Mrs. H. 0. Pargetcr, Mrs. Stan
ley L. Kidder. Miss Minnie Bell,
Mrs. W. W. Willis, Mrs. C. W.
Wharton Mrs. Florence Wichland,
Mrs. E. B. Stewart, Mrs. L. W.
Josse, Mrs. Fred Sohn, Mrs. P.
M. Lee, Mrs. L. E. McClintock,
Mrs. Noble Gcotlel, Mrs. J. H.
Booth, Mrs. Harry Hildeburn,
Mrs. W. I. Dixon, Miss Jane Whar
ton, Mrs, R. L. Whipp.e Mrs. A,
E. Kent, Mrs. H. C. Darby.
Mrs J. A. Harding, Mrs. W. F.
Harris, Mrs A. J. Hochradel, Mrs.
M. Stark. Mrs. Nathan Fullerton,
Mrs. Charles Kash, Mrs. E. E.
Johnson, Mrs. B. F. Lawrance of
Cincinnati, Ohio: Mrs. L. L. Wim-ber-y,
Mrs. G. V. Wimberly, Mrs.
Kenneth W. Kinney. Mrs. Delwin
Jewctt, Mrs. R. D. Williams, Mrs.
Dexter Rice, Mrs. Irvin Brunn,
Mrs. W. R. Kinsel, Mrs. Adaline
Fields of Portland, Mrs. Fred Lock
wood, Mrs. A. B. Taylor, Mrs.
Alfred Anderson, Mrs. William Mar
dorff and Mrs. Frederick J. Port
er. Mrs. Cauthorn is a niece of Miss
Parrott: sister of Mrs. Dixon and
a cousin of Miss Casey. Her hits
band is publisher of the San Fran
cisco News. Prior to her marri
age, she was society editor of the
Roseburg News-Review. Her bro
ther, Delwin Jewctt, also resides
in this city,
SUTHERLIN PARENTS
ANNOUNCE BETHROTAL
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Samson
of Sutherlin announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Anna Bell
to Lynn Warman, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Herbert Wareman, also of Su
therlin. No date has been set for
the wedding.
MRS. OSTRANDER HOSTESS
TO GROUP THURSDAY
Mrs. Charles Oslrander enter
tained members and guests of Sig
ma Eta Tau at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Quine Thursday evening. Lighted
while tapers and petunias centered
the service table.
Attendng were Mrs. George Neti
ner, Mrs. Bruce Burns and Mrs.
Eugpne McElrny, guests; Mrs.
Harold Hoyt, Mrs. Thomas Par
geler, Mrs. I. M. Dunn. Mrs. W. H
Allen, Mrs. Jack chapman, Mrs.
Charles S. Collins. Mrs Fred Dent.
Mrs. Gordon Stewart and the hostess.
Kidder. Children, front row: Robert and John Kidder, Phyllis
Ann, Nancy Jean and Robbie Kidder, Jimmie Kidder and Sarah
Ann Kidder. Picture by Paul Jenkins.)
drcn, Susan and Roy: Miss Echo
Gaddis, Orrin Jones, Mr. and Mrs.
Elliott E. Perkins and daughter,
Toni; Roy E. Bellows, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Rhodes and the three
hostesses.
Stanley Rast Kidder has recently
been appointed vice-consul to Sin
gapore, following several months
in Washington D.C, taking a spe
cial course of instruction. He pre
viously served as vice-consul in
Tokyo, Japan. During World War
II, he and his wife and his par-
WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENTS
RECEIVED BY FRIENDS
Announcements have been re
ceived in Roseburg of the marri
age of Miss Doris Bennett, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Hess
of Portland and John S. Austin,
USAAF. son of Mr. and Mrs. A. C.
I Austin of Roseburg on June 23rd
I at tne ivorinisde Baptist church
jof Wichita- Fals, Texas. Mr. Aus
tin is attending Aircraft and En
gine school at Wichita Falls and
will remain there until October.
SUTHERLIN COUPLE
OBSERVES ANNIVERSARY
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Wahl cele
brated their first wedding anni
versary Sunday with a dinner at
their home on East Central avc-
nue. The table was centered with
summer flowers.
Attending were Mr. and M r s.
Charles Wahl, Mr. and Mrs. Geo-.
Cornish, of Sutherlin Mr. and Mrs.
John Loraine of Roseburg, and the
host and hostess, Mr, and Mrs.
Wahl.
Engagement Told
Mr. and Mrs. Vollie Lewis of
Roseburg announce the e n g a g e
ment of their daughter, Olive to
Ray A. Strong, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Stanley R. Strong of Grand
view. Washington.
Miss Lewis was graduated from
Roseburg senior high school in
1945 and studied at the University
of Oregon at Eugene for two years,
majoring in English education.. She
was employed as secretary of the
First Methodist church of Rose
burg for a year and during the
fiast winter studied at Scarritt Col
pge in Nashville, Tenn.
Mr. Strong was graduated from
Grandview nigh school at Graftal-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley L. Kid
der, were interned by the Japan
ese in the Philippines.
Robert P. Kidder is recreational
aide at the Veterans hospital in
Roseburg and with his wife and
their three children, reside on
Chadwick street.
Following service with the Am
erlcan Occupational forces in Ger
many, Capt. Jack Kidder has been
stationed in Santa Barbara. With
his family he will leave Saturday
for Fort Benning, Ga.
DR. AND MRS. LUTHER
HONORED AT HOUSEWARMING
PARTY FRIDAY EVENING
Dr. and Mrs. Edgar B. Luther
were honored at a delightful houf
warming party Friday evening at
their new home o Dogwood lane
with members of tlie Conservative
Baptist church congregation
hosts and ho.ebuc... ui. Luther
is pastor of the church.
A lovely gift was presented by
the congregation to the Luthers.
Following a social hour, refresh
ments were served.
ENGAGEMENT IS
RECENTLY ANNOUNCED
Of interest to their many friendj
is the engagement of Miss Janice
Rutherford of this city and Robert
Wayne Sharpe. Miss Rutherford
is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Rutherford of Laguna Beach
Calif., and Mr. Sharpe is the son
of Mrs. Emile Sharpe of Eugene
September 3, 1950 has been set
as the wedding date.
view, Wash, in 1943. He has at
tended Washington State college at
Pullman, Wash, and recently re
ceived a Bachelor of Arts degree
in mathematics from Central
Washington college at Ellensburg,
Wash. He is a member of Kappa
Delta Pi.
Both Miss Lewis and Mr. Strong
are now studying a' Central Wash
ington College ot Education at
Kllenshiirg, where Mr. Strong is
completing work for a Bachelor of
Arts degree in education and a five
year secondary certificate.
The wedding date has been set
for early September,
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