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Miss Everlv Stems, daughter of
Mr. arid Mrs. 'Ernmctt Siems of
Roseburg, became the bride of
Orville Walz, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Walz of Lodi, Calif., at an
impressive ceremony June 2t at !
three o'clock at the Church of the
Nazarene. Rev. Forrest Hill per-
formed the ceremony before an
archway of lavender and while
canterbury bells and ereencrv.
flanked by white candles. .
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, wore a gown of white
slipper satin. Her finger tip veil ;
was neia in place oy a crown , fnil Peterson,
of seed pearls. She carried a bouq- Preceding the ceremony, Miss
net of white regal lilies and a Patricia Parsons sang "At Dawn
white Bible. ing." and "I Love You Truly."
Dorothy Siems, sister of the The bride's mother wore a blue
bride, was maid of honor -d and white suit with blue acces
wore a formal of aqua with match- sories and a corsage of red roses,
ing headband. She carried a no.se-1 The bridegroom's mother wore
gay of pansies and rosebuds, a green-colored dress with black
Bridesmaids were Doris Goodwin, I accessories and a corsage of red
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BRIDE OF ROY L. BAUCHMAN Mr. and Mrs. Roy O. Young of
Roseburg announce the marriage of their daughter, Anita Lee,
to Roy L. Baughman, son of Floyd L. Baughman of this city and
Mrs. Lucy Baughman of Los Angeles, July 25, at Reno, Nev,
Justice of the Peace Laurence E. Layman performed the single
ring ceremony at twelve noon. Doth the bride and bridegroom at
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tended the Umversity of Oregon. Mrs. Baughman is a member
of Pi Beta Phi sorority and Mr. Baughman is a member of Theta
Chi fraternity. Following a honeymoon by automobile through
Nevada, Utah and to Yellowstone National park, the couple re-1
turned t, Rosebur, to m.W their home. (Picture by M
studio I.
By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER and BETTY ALLEN
Vows Exchanged at Church Ceremony
Mr. and Mrs. Orville Wall
Barbra Marsh. Lcona Buker and ,
Norma Stoller, who wore pinkl
formats with matching headbands
and carried nosegays of pansies
and rosebuds,
Judith Crow and Sandra Stems,
sister of the bride, were flower
girls, and wore gowns of lavender
organdy with matching headbands,
Shirlev Goodwin and Clinton
Siems. hrnther of the hride. lighted i
the candles. 1
Charles Bailey was but man1
and ushers were Russcl Buker, I
David Weaver, Jerry Parsons and
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rosebuds. : si
A reception followed in th
church parsonage. Blue and white
flowers were used for decorations.
For traveling the bride chose a
black and white suit with white
accessories. Her corsage was of
white lilies. Following a honey
moon to Portland, Mr. and Mrs
Walz are now at home to their
friends in Wilbur. The bridegroom
is employed by the Wilbur Lum-
ber company.
Out-of-town nucsts attendine the
wedding were Rev. and Mrs. E.
D. Shaffer and Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Walz of Lodi, Calif: Mr.
and Mrs. I r v i n Walz and
family and Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Walz and daughter of Jerome, Ida;
Jerome Parsons, Mrs. Alctha Par
sons, Miss Patricia Parsons and
Miss Ruth Siems of Portland, Nor
ma Stoller and Mr. and Mrs Bill
Walz and daughter of Ontario, Ore.
WOMEN'S CLUB PICNIC
IS ENJOYABLE EVENT OF
TUESDAY AT UMPQUA PARK
The Roseburg Woman's club
annual summer picnic was an en
joyable affair of Tuesday at Ump
qua park. Mrs. G. R. Child, San
Francisco, founder and first presi
dent of the Mental Culture club of
'95, which later became the Wo
man's club, was present and gave
an interesting talk on the begin
ning of the club, its growth and
plans for the future.
Others present were Mrs. E. 0.
Radlke of Dunsmuir, Calif., and
Mis. William W. Knight and twin
daughters, Jeanne and Joanne, of
Portland, guests, and Mrs. Harry
F. Hatfield, Miss Alice Ueland,
Mrs. C. W. Dishman, Mrs. R. L.
Whipple, Mrs. E. L. Knapp, Miss
Jennie E. Jorey, Mrs. Fred A.
Knight, Mrs. Earl M. Blcilc, Mrs.
Eugene Springer. Mrs. Vance
Eager, Mrs. J. M. Boyles, Mrs.
J. B. Henslce, Mrs. A. S. Coen,
Mrs. John Travis, Mrs. J. F. Bar
ker. Mrs. B. L. Hardenbrook. Mrs.
Louis Kohlhaaen Sr.. Mrs. L. W.
Josse, Mrs. C. H. Wilson. Mrs.
0. D. Gnsnrll. Mrs. R. A. Voeller,
Mrs. Vclle Broadway and Mrs. J.
J. Kestcr.
AMARANTH PICNIC
ENJOYED SUNDAY AT
OUINTON HUGHES HOME
Douelas court No 18, Order of j
the Amaranth held a delightful
polluck picnic at the home of Mr.!
and Mrs. Quintnn Hughes on the ;
North Umpqua with . Mrs. Lola !
Stanley as co-hostcss. !
Others present were Mr. and I
Mr naviH I. Tvvlnr anH rhilH. 1
ren.
larla Lee and Ton. my; Mr.
and Mrs. T. W. Rernard and Mar-
icia; Mr. and Mrs Fred Darby
and Michael; Mr. and Mrs. Frank
I-ong and Jerrv; Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Scott, Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Anlauf, Mr. and Mrs. Van Svar
verud and Tina, Anne and Janet;
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Augustus
'and Connie; Mr. and Mrs. fiuane
wiiMin, inane l.onit. ir. ann
I Mr, j H Bjje FrHrjck.
i son and Mr. and Mrs. Lester G.
j Twohy.
The men enjoyed a part of the
X"ed "durnV
'hour.
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Numerous interesting visitors
have been spending their vacation
at the Gordons' North Umpqua
lodge near Steamboat. Mr. and
Mrs. John Norman Longe and
daughters, Juliette and Anna
Christine, and the childrens' nurse,
Margaret Schere, of Venezuela,
S. America, spent a week at the
lodge at the opening of the season.
The Longes are touring the Pacific
northwest and Canada. They will
sail for England Sept. 1, to make
their permanent home, following
the last few years in Vint
zuela. where Mr. Longe was as.
sociated in the interest of the Shell
Oil company.
Dr. Edward B. Towne and son,
Ned, of San Francisco, ;pent a
few days at the lodge early in ,
July. Dr. and Mrs. Towne plan to
return early in August for a longer
vacation. The Towncs have spent
their vacation on the North Ump
qua for the last 10 years. They
will be joined by several friends
who have been coming here every
year to make up a party of San
Francisco fishing enthusiasts.
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Fletcher
of Carmel, Calif., and Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Work of Monterey, Cal
if., arrived July 9th for two weeks.
The Fletchers extended their stay
until August 1st and will return
again for later fishing the last
of September. Capt. and Mrs. L.
m. KirDy, also of camel, and
Pebble Beach, Calif., are spending
the entire month at the lodge.
The Kirby's made their first visit
to Stamboat in May and spent two
weeks at the lodge at that time
and enjoyed the early trout fishing.
They were so impressed by the
oeauty ot tne stream ana the fish
ing to be enjoyed, that they de
cided to return for a longer stay,
They now plan to return in Sept
ember for another visit.
Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Eliot Jr.
and daughter Sally, of Pasadena,
Calif, arrived July 1st to spend
their vacation at the lodge. The
Eliols have been vacationing on the
North Umpqua for a number of
years. Mr. Eliot is field repre
sentative for Remington Arms Co.
and left for San Francisco to par
ticipate in the California slate
skcet shoot. A birthday party
was given for Miss Sally on July
7th to celebrate her sixteenth birth
day. Mr. and Mrs. John Chapin of
San Mateo, Calif., have been spend
ing the last 10 days at the lodge.
They had visited Jenny Lake ranch
in Wyoming and Sun Valley lodge
in Idaho before coming to the
North Umpqua. Mr. Chapin suc
ceeded in taking his first steel
head during their stay and is now
a very enthusiastic' stcelhead fish
erman for the future. The Cha
pins were at the lodge for their
first visit last year and have made
reservations for a three weeks stay
in July 1951.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley E. Short
and son of Roseburg spent their
first weekend at tne lodge over
the Fourth of July holiday.
Col. Hervey B. Pcrrin of Pasa
dena and also of Die New York
club, arrived July 8th tn spend the
summer. He spent all of last sea
son at the lodge and enjoyed some
excellent fishing. He has been va
cationing at the lodge since the
camp originated and has made
many friends while here.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Jeffers and
daughter. Gayle, of Bcverlv Hills.
Calif., spent 10 days in July at
the lodge. This was their first visit
to Oregon and they were most
enthusiastic about the beauty of
this part of the country They en
joyed fishing at Steamboat.
Col. James L. Haydcn of Berke
ley, Calif., arrived July 16 In spend
several weeks at tne lodge, col.
SHERWOOD LODGE IS
SCENE OF STATE BOARD
MEETING OF BPWC
Members of the Roseburg Bus
iness and Professional Women s
club who attended the state board
meeting at Sherwood Ixidfie i n
Yachals, July 29 and 30 wore Miss
Vivian Logsdon, state finance of
ficer, and Mrs. Mildred Herman,
vice president! of the local club
They were accompanied by Mrs
Lavada Crawford of- Yoncalla,
state equal rights chairman, Mrs.
Iva Cowland, president of the on
calla club and Mrs. Edna Piller.
president of the Cottage Grove
club.
The outstanding event of I h e
meeting was the announcement
of the appointment of Mrs. Cece
lia P. Galey of Sweet Home to
the important post of national
legislative chairman. Mrs. Galey,
first
st vice-president of the Oregon
te federation is a member of
sla
the law firm of Galey and Oalcy
in Sweet Home.
Other events of the meeting i
were the reading of a message i
from Mrs. Fern Trull, stale United
Nations chairman of Grants Pass, i
now attending the International
Business and Professional W o- -men's
conference in london; the i
announcement of the arrival of t
Miss Indreni Savundranayagam.
oriental student sponsored by the i
Stale Federation and so highly
recommended by Ambassador i
Pundit and recognition of the;
award made to the Roseburg club
bM, rti,ori, ln ln( news service
COntest
The next board meeting will he
j Portland. December 9 and 10.
8m) the southern Oregon district
meeting will be held at Tule
Lake, October 8.
MRS. WAYNE OVERBECK
HONORED AT PINK AND
BLUE SHOWER PARTY
Mrs. Wayne Overbeck was com
plimented at a pink and blue
shower party at her home i n
Cloverdale Wednesday afternoon,
when a group of friends called
and presented a lovely gift to
her.
Following a sorial hour, refresh
ments were served lo Mrs. Over
beck. Mrs. Leo Wilkersnn, Mrs.
A. F. Mitchell. Mrs. M. C. Smith,
Mrs. Leland Pittam, Mrs. Monty
Glover, Mrs. Marvin DeVore. Mrs.
E. E. Lyda Jr.. and Mrs. Bryce
l Robinson.
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Hayden has spent the last four
seasons on the North Umpqua.
He plants to return again in Sept
ember with Mrs. Hayden for an
other two weeks stay. .
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Decuis of
Corvallis spent a week early in
Julv at the lodge. Mr.' Decuis is
professor of chemistry at Oregon
State college. He left here for Seat
tle to teach chemistry during the
summer session at Washington un
iversity. Mr. and Mrs. Decuis
plan to join Dr. .Towne and his
party at the lodge in August.
F. D. Van Schlegcll of Pasa
dena arrived Sunday for a few days
fishing, after making a business
irip through the Pacific northwest.
He is distributor for the Ferguson
tractor plants and implements in
the western states and Mexico. He
flew his own plane intj Roseburg
and motored to the lodge from the
local airport. He hopes to return
with his wife later in the season.
The Von Schlegells spent a couple
of weeks at the lodge several years
ago and are enthusiastic over the
fishing possibilities at Steamboat.
Edcar Ward of Hollywood arriv
ed last week to spend a couple of
weeks at the lodge. Mrs. Ward (nee
jane wyatt) will join him if her
parents picture is completed soon.
Mr. Ward spent two weeks
here last year.
A birthday party and outside
picnic supper was given in honor
of Harry Kelior, of Orick, Calif.,
(popular chef at the lodge) on July
12th. the guests had planned a very
nice party, and the evening was
most cnjoyaDie.
Many reservations have been
made by former euests for the
months of August and September
and fishing conditions are reported
as most favorable, which is al-
ays an important factor in a va
cation. ENGAGED Mr. and Mn. Sam
Ball, Glide, announce the en
gagement of their daughter,
Sharleen Marie, to Stanley J.
Baldwin, alto of Gliqje, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Bald
win, formerly of Clidd and Can
yonville and now resident! of
Exeter, Calif. Miss Ball will, be
a senior at Glide high school
this fall. Mr. Baldwin was
graduated from Canyonville
high school in the class of 1949.
No date hat been let for the
wedding.
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VISITORS FROM BERKELEY. CALIFORNIA, are Mrs. Donald Wlmberly and two children, Jane
Ann and Donald, who are spending the week visiting the childrens' paternal grandparents, Mr. and
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CAROL SUI BARNES
BECOMES SRIOE OF
DONALD F. CARNES
Miss Carol Sue Barnes, daush
ter of Mr. and Mr. W. L. Barnes
of Dillard, and Donald F. Carnes,
son of Mrs. Macon Jack of Rose
burg, pledged their marriage vows
at 4 o'clock Sunday afternoon,
July 30, at the Dillard Methodist
church. Rev. Frank B. Drew of
ficiated al the nuptial single ring
service with only relatives and
close friends of the families at
tending. The young couple recited
their vows before a large archway
entwined with jasmine vine and
white baby roses, flanked with
jasmine vine and white baby
roses, flanked with tall baskets
of pastel colored gladioli and or
chid hydrangia.
The bride, given in marriage hy
her father, wore a gown of white
I nylon net fashioned with shirt
waist top, with full circular skirt,
ballerina length, trimmed with
tiered rows of laffeta binding. Her
shoulder length veil was held in
place with a band of white steph-
cnotis. She carried a white Bible
tonoed with white baby orchids
held in place with satin streamers
tied with while stcphenotis.
Mrs. Shirley Siegel, sister of the
hride, was her only attendant. She
wore a gown of imported yellow
voile, ballerina lencth. and earned
a spray bouquet of yellow and I
orchid gladioli tied wilh orchid
satin streamers. Leslie Siegel was
best man and Al Land was the
usher.
Mrs. Stanford Bucll nlaved In
cidental music before the cere
mony and followed by plaving the
traditional wedding marches.
The reception was held in the
annex of the church. The bride's
table was centered wilh a howl
of pink roses and while gladioli.
The hand-decorated three-liered
wedding cake, topped with a mini
ature bride and bridegroom, was
cut by the bride and served by
Mrs. Bernicce Johnson, sister of
the bridegroom. Mrs. Rex Barnes
poured at the punch howl assisted
by Mrs. Lester Baldwin. Mrs.
Belle Clark had charge of the
guest book.
Following the reception the new
lyweds left for a ten-day trip into
eastern Oregon. The bride chose
for her going away costume a
pink gabardine suit with while
accessories. Both bride and bride
groom were graduated from Rose
burg high school. Mr Carnes is
employed with the California Ore
gon Power company. They will be
at home in Roseburg, where they
have an apartment on Winches
ter st.
PAST MATRONS CLUB
PICNIC HELD SUNDAY
AT FINLAY SUMMER CAMP
The annual picnic of the Past
Matrons' club of Roseburg chap
ter No. 8 0. E. S. was held at
the summer home of Dr. and
Mrs. G. C. Finlay near Glide on
Sunday afternoon, July 30. A de
licious politick picnic dinner was
served under the trees on the
banks of the river and visiting
was enjoyed during the hours.
Hostesses were Mrs. G. C. Fin-
lay, Mrs. A. E. Elliott, Mrs. John
Runyan, Mrs. George Marshall
and Mrs. Mabel Lang. Others at
tending were Mr. and Mrs. A. B.
Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. M. J. New
land, Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Page,
Miss Margaret Page, Mrs. Eva
Mac-Ferrier, Mr. and Mrs. H.C.
Parslow, Mrs. Frances Lintott,
Mrs. Mary Dunn, W. F. Hohen
sce, Dr. G. C. Finlay, A. E. El
liott, John Runyan, Dr. George
Marshall, Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Tur
ner, Hoddic and Carolyn Turner
and their guests, Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth Beach, Mrs. Effie Mor
gan, Mrs. S. J. Shoemaker and
Mr. and Mrs. Slurgell Walker.
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WILL BE BRIDE -Mr. and Mrs. Albert A. Schafer of Camas Val
ley recently announced the engagement of their daughter, Susan
Alberta, to Harvey Arthur Cleric, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur H.
Clark, of the JJJ ranch, Montague, Calif. The wedding hat
been set for early January.
PATRICIA HOLMQUIST
COMPLIMENTED AT
BRIDAL SHOWER PARTY
Miss Patricia Holmquist, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Holm-,
quist of Elgarose was complimen
ted Saturday afternoon at a lov
ely bridal shower given at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Carl E.
Johnson and daughter, Henrietta
Colorful summer flowers formed
the decorations. The gifts were
placed beneath a parasol on the
table. Quiz games were held and
prizes were awarded winners.
Beautiful gifts were presented to
Miss Holmquist from Mrs. Aid
rich, Mrs. Robert Holmquist, Mrs.
Sara Holmquist, Mrs. Rudolph
Ritzman. Mrs. Oscar Nelson, Mrs.
Gunner Johnson. Mrs. Warren
Lucas, Mrs. Harry Wesley and
daughter, Joan; Mrs. Nettie wood
ruff, Mrs. Zelnia Sand and daugh
ter. Charlotte: Mrs. Edna Sjogren,
Mrs. Mablc Backlund, Mrs. David
Sand, Mrs. Lily Thompson. Mrs.
Evelyn Warren, Mrs. E. 0. Bloom
quist, Mrs. Ada Durch, Mrs. Carl
Johnson andson; Mrs. T h e 1 m a
Hanson and daughter, Margie;
Mrs. Thclma Sundberg and daugh
ter, Donna; Mr. and Mrs. Conrad
Lundcen, Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Sand,
Mrs. Ctonrafi Anderson and son;
Mrs. Will H. Gerretscn, Mrs. E.
Edman, Mrs. Carl Lundeen and
the host and hostesses.
Following the social hour, lovely
refreshments were served.
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SUNDAY AUGUST e
Eden Ladies Aid annual Sunday
school picnic at Durch and Lucas
place for all members and friends.
Those attending are asked to bring
their table service.
Home-coining basket dinner to
honor all old timers at the Pin
Grove Sunday school at 1 o clock.
Bring basket dinner, program.
Guest speaker.
Bonebrake family reunion at
12:30 picnic dinner at Drain Com
munity hall. Coffee and cream will
be furnished.
Pythian Sisters and Knights of
Pythias joint picnic at 2 p.m. at
Umpqua park. Coffee will be fur
nished. MONDAY AUGUST 7
Rotary Anns dinner meeting at
Carl's Haven in evening. All wives
of Rotarians invited.
Lilac circle No. 49. Neighbori
of Woodcraft to meet at 6:30 pot-
luck supper at luur nan.
Navy Mothers club to meet at
8 p.m. at home of Mrs. Treva
Jones at Winston.
TUESDAY AUGUST I
Members of Chapter BI, PEO
Sisterhood and their families in
vited lo 6:30 picnic supper at
summer home of Mr. and Mrs.
Chester Morgan at Winchester.
Mrs. H. N. Jacnbson, co-hostcss.
Those attending are asked to bring
a basket lunch and table service.
Dessert to be furnished by the
hostesses.
WEDNESDAY AUGUST 9
Tcnmile Ladies club polluck
luncheon followed by lea tor in
vited neighboring clubs from 2
until 4 p.m. Members asked to
bring a cake, glasses and forks.
Friendly Circle club to meet in
afternoon at Umpqua park with
Mrs. Margaret Pfaff as hostess.
Meeting at 2 p.m.
THURSDAY AUGUST 10
Woman's Benefit association to
meet at 2 o'clock at home of Mrs.
Klla Moore on North Stephens
street.
Degree of Honor Protective as
sociation lodge No. 122, lo meet
at 8 p.m. at Eagles hall. This
will be the only meeting of the
association during the month of
August.
Nnrthside Sunshine club annual
picnic at 12 noon sharp at Umpqua
park. Members privileged to bring
guests. Those attending are asked
to bring a covered dish and their
table service.
Women of Roseburg Country
club to meet at 12:30 luncheon
at clubhouse. Contract bridge and
canasta play at 1 p.m. Those de
siring transportation are asked to
rail 1288-J.
FRIDAY AUGUST II
Rivcrsdale Home Economics
club to meet at 12:30 o'clock pot
luck picnic luncheon at home of
Mrs. E. G. Cloake. Members and
prospective members invited.
Those attending are asked to bring
table service.
Florence Nightingale lent No. 15,
Daughters of the Union Veterans
of the Civil War to meet at 7:30
p.m. at K. of P. hall.
SATURDAY AUGUST 12
Eagles auxiliary rummage sale
al Eagles hall. Eagles drill team
to also sponsor an apron sale at
the hall at the same time. Those
having donations for the Eagles
auxiliary are asked to call 1229-R
or 267-R.
MRS. STANLEY L. KIDDER
HONORED ON BIRTHDAY AT
PICNIC AFFAIR SUNDAY
Mrs. Stanley L. Kidder was hon
ored at a delightful birthday pic
nic on Little River Sunday. Those
present were Mr, and Mrs. Stanley
I.. Kidder, Mrs. J. E. Sawyers,
Miss Gertrude Rnsl and Mr. and
Mrs. Robert P. Kidder and child
ren, Robbie, Phyllis Ann and
Nanrv Jean, all of Roseburg;
Vice-consul and Mrs. Stanley R.
j H1," BVn"n'RhtG SYn"? MrS
I prnJr pierce and Mrs .Margare
Elatearl of Portland.