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Darlene fivt Nelson, of Rose
burg, and Delbert William Parks,
ot Cambridge, Minn., were mar
ried Sunday, Sept. 17, at S o'clock
in the evening, at the Roseburg
Seventh-day Adventist church.
Elder L. L. Huntington, pastor,
performed the impressive cere
mony in the presence of about 200
guests.
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, Mr. Norman Nelson,
wore a lovely gown of white satin
and a floor length veil Her beau
tiful formal bouquet was of red
rosebuds and white gladioli,
hacked by white tulle in the shape
of a fan, and tied with white satin
libbons.
She was attended by Miss
Ruth Lindquist, of Corvallis, as
maid of honor, by Mrs Ruth Mo
reno, of Roseburg, Miss Shirley
Paulson, of Ashland, and Miss
Donna Mae Nelson, of Roseburg.
as bridesmaids. They were dressed
alike in pastel colors of orchid,
yellow, green and pink. Each car
ried a formal bouquet that har
monized with the color of her gown.
Little Cheryl Munroe, of Roseburg,
was flower girl and young Leon
Henifin, of Corvallis carried the
minister's Bible. Leon is a
nephew ot the bridegroom.
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GRANDCHILDREN Or MR. AND MRS. H. C. STEARNS are Scott and Tare Rodakowski, son and
dauqhtar of Mr. and Mrs. Si Rodakowski of Springfiald. The children and their mother have been
visiting at the Stcarni home at Oakland, Ore. (Pidture by Paul Jenkins.)
Schools To Free Students To Harvest Potato Crop
PRINEVILLEq- M" Centrsl requests. He said 1 would O
Oregon potato growers, recalling needed as soon as the ground dries
last year's early damaging freeze, out somewhat from recent rains
have called for pickers to speed The shortage is aggravated,
the harvest. t growers said, by a new federal
Lee Blanton. manager of the law which prohibits students under
state employment office, said ha 1 from staying away from classes
had no pickers with which to fill; to work in the potato harvest,
I l.ynette and I.yle Nelson, twins,
sister and brother of the bride,
were the candle lighters.
The bridegroom was attended by
Robert James of Albany, as best
man, and by Mr. Cecil Roy of
Lebanon, Mr. Marvin Zirkle o f
College Place, Wash., and the
bride's cousin, Mr. Bumell Paul
son. Miss Gladys Robinsin of Brook
ings, played the wedding music
i She also accompanied Miss Hazel
1 Jenkins of Spokane, Wash., as she
sang "At Dawning" and closed
1 the aervice with "Bless This
! House."
A reception was held at the
i home of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Paul
i ion on Airport road. Mr. Paulson
j is a brother of the bride's mother,
I Mrs. Mabel Nelson. Refreshments
j were served by Donna Mae and
I Lynetle Nelson, sisters of Darlene,
i and by Beverly Paulson of Ash-
land, and Burnadine Paulson, cous-
ins of the bride. Mrs. Mary Paul
I son of Ashland, presided over the
punch bowl and Mrs. Dorothy
; Farks-Henufin of Corvallis, sister
of the bridegroom, cut the beauti
; ful wedding cake,
j Music for the reception was pro
vided by Bill Robinson, and Miss
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Picture by Fredrickson Photo Lab,
Gladys Robinson of Brookings.
Out-of-town guests were Mrs. A.
J Paulson of MrMinnville, grand
mother of the bride; Mr. and Mrs.
Alfred Paulson of Ashland, with
their daughters Shirley, Beverly,
and Doreen: Mr. and Mrs. Arnie
Henifin of Corvallis, with their lit
tle son Leon; Miss Ruth Lindquist
of Corvallis; Miss Gladys Robin
son and Bill Robinson; Miss Hazel
Jenkins of Spokane, Wash., and
her mother, Mrs. George Jenkins
of Walla Walla, Wash.; Miss Max
ine Whitney of Cascadia, Ore.;
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Zirkle and
little Ronnie from College Place.
Wash.; Mr. Robert James of Al
bany; and Mr. Cecil Hoy ot Leba
non.
Following the reception Mr. and
Mra. Parks left for a honeymoon
trip that took them to San Fran
cisco where they plan to make
their home for a time. Delbert
Parks expects to take up dental
training there next school year.
Both are former students of Whit
man College where Darlene studied
secretarial science and Delbert
took pre-dental work.
For her going away outfit Mra.
Parks wore a dark blue suit with
matching accessories.
xcept on their home places.
V. L. Anderson, superintendent
of schools at Culver in the center
j of the potato growing district, said
1 classes would be canceled next
week. This, he said, would permit
students to aid in the harvest.
I Carl Rhoda, Madras school super
1 intendent, said students over 1
' would be excused from classes to
I work in the potato harvest
Largest affair of the fall season
was the charming guest-day lunch
eon sponsored by the women of
the Roseburg Country club Thurs
day at 12' o'clock at the club
house. Gorgeous arrangements of
autumn leaves, harvest scenes and
colorful fall flowers and fruits
formed the beautiful decorations
arranged by Mrs. W' K. Amiot,
Mrs. Joe V. Perrault.lrs. Ernest
L. Dawe and Mrs. H. F. LeBleau.
Mrs. Peming Branson very
graciously welcomed the quests
and presented the retiring presi
dent, Mrs. W. C. Callison, who
Social
(Calendar
Sunday Oct. I
"Progressive 13" 4 H stock club
will meet at the home of Char
lotte and Joe Sand.
Monday Oct.
Lady Lions will meet at Carl's
Haven for dinner at 7 p. m. Mrs.
Claude Baker, Mra. John Bates
and Mrs. Phil Harth, hostesses.
Miss Helen Casey will apeak on
her European trip.
Circle 2, St. Joseph's Altar so
ciety, will meet at the nurses'
quarters. Veterans hospital, Mrs
Nolan Bibler and Miss Margaret
Joyce will be hostesses.
The Roreburg Choral society will
meet at 7:30 at the Junior high
school.
The autumn dance, at the Vet
erans hospital will he under the
auspices of the Eagles auxiliary.
Dancing will start at 7:45 in the
auditorium of the special services
building. All Roseburg ladies are
invited.
Florence Nightengale Tent No
IS will hold the September and
October birthday party at the
home of Belle Crenshaw at 02 N.
Jackson St Mrs. Elizabeth Gard
ner will be hostess at the dessert
potluck luncheon.
East Douglas Home Extension
unit will meet at the home of Mrs.
Joe Brumbach on South Deer Creek
at 1 p. m. "Making Cloth and Felt
Bags" will be the topic
Past Matrons club of OF.S to
meet at 7:30 o'clock dessert-supper
at home of Mis. Earl Plum
mer on Winchester street with
Mrs. Giles Ashman and Mrs. A. J.
Ellison, assisting hostesses.
RPWC to honor past presidents
at 8 p. m. at Episcopal parish hall.
V. Vivian Logsdon, chairman.
Neighbors of Woodcraft Thimble
club to meet at 1 o'clock potluck
luncheon at home of Mrs. Cynthia
Germond, East Douglas street.
Women of the Moose to have
regular meeting at Moose hall at
8 p. m.
Tuesday Oct. 10
Junior Woman's club will have
annual rush party, with Miss Bette
Jewel as general chairman.
Patch and Chat club to meet in
evening at home of Mrs. C. R
Bartlelt. All members requested
to be present.
Dist. 11 Ore. Nurses association
at Mercy hospital, 7:30.
Three circlea of Faith Lutheran
Guild general session at 8 p. m.
at home of Mra. George Lawson,
2620 N. Stephens, with Mrs. W. M.
Sendall, co-hostess.
Four F's club to meet at the
home of Ada Hanna.
Lfmpqua Home Extension unit
to meet at 1:30 at Clapooia club
house. The project will be making
cloth and felt bags with Corinne
McTaggart, home extension agent,
in 'barge. All interested women
are invited.
Roseburg Rebekah lodge No. 41
to meet at 7:30 p. m. at IOOF
hall. Members and visiting mem
bers are invited.
Roseburg Toastmistresses club
at Carl's Haven, 7 p. m., for din
ner meeting.
Badoura club, Daughters of the
Nile, to meet with Mrs. M. B.
Green on Rose St., 7:30 p. m.
Alpha Theta chapter, Beta
Sigma Phi. will meet at the home
of Mrs. Ray Puckett in West
moreland, with Mrs. Ray Sims and
Mrs. Charles Williamson as co
hostesses. Woman's club fall flower show
at the Methodist church from 1
p. m. to 10 p. m.
Inter-.Se club will meet at the
home of Mrs, E. E. Lindell on
Clair St. at 1:1ft p. m. Mrs. Alv
Laws will he co-hostess. The pro
gram will be given by Mrs. Ray
Hampton.
Wadnaaday Oct. 11
Dental Assistants, Umpqua
District, will meet at the horn
T?"i..Mt..;lAh'.J!:om.e
of Helen Gallant, 417 Fowler St
at 7:30, dessert supper.
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itMiiiiiie Louies ciud win men ;
at the clubhouse. 1
The Jolly Circle club will meet 1
for a dessert-lu.irheon at the home !
of Mrs. Sanders.
Riversdale 'lappy Hour club will
meet at 2 p.m. at the home of
Mrs. Ernest Trussell on Curry ;
road.
Rotary Anns to meet a t eve
ning dinner at Turn Around Inn
to honor Mrs. Joe P. Brerkel
of Vancouver, Wash., wife of the !
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Woman's club fall flower show ;
10 a.m. to 5 p m
Alpha Chi chapter of the Del
phian society will meet in the
conference room at the Chamber
of Commerce, Jt 10 an Mrs.
James Mvers wO hsve charge
of meeting.
Jaycee-ettea will meet at the
home of Mrs. Eldon Howard at 8
p.m.
St. Joseph's Parents club ((Jill
meet at 2:30 p.m. at St. Joseph's
school.
Thursday-Oct. 12
Woman's society of Christian
Service 01 the Methodist church
Evergreen HEC will meet with
Frances Weaver, Cora Johnson
and Dorothy Talbott as hostesses.
Woman s Society of the
Presbyterian church will meet for
a 1:30 dessert luncheon at the
church. Mrs. Chester Morgan will
be hostess-chairman.
Pythian Sisters to meet at K. t.
thanked her officers and presented
gifts A them. Retiring officers in
cluded: vice president, Mra. W. F.
Amiot; secretary, Mra. Walter
Brydgrs, and treasurer, Mrs. Ken
neth Bailey. A beautiful gift was
presented by the club to Mrs. Fred
erick J. Porter.
Mrs. Callison introduced the new
club officers including: president,
Mrs. Clyde Knight; vice-president,
Mrs. Edward Murphy: secretary,
Mrs. I. J. Bean, and treasurer,
Mrs. A. J. Murray.
Tournament prises for the bridge
play for the year were awarded
to Mra. Jamea Hughes, first; Mrs.
Walter Brydges, second; Mrs. Mit
chell Moore, third: Mrs. Clyde
Knight, fourth, and Mrs. A. J.
Murray, filth.
Hih score for the afternoon's
bridge plsv for guests waa won by
Mra. Arlo Jacklin with Mra, Maur,
ice Hallmark winning the mem
bers high acore. High score in the
canasta play went to Mrs. Ralph
Lyons, for guests, and Mrs. Roy
Sheppard, for members.
Mrs. James Hughes, Mrs. Mit
chell Moore and Mra. Roy Sedell
served on the card committee for
the last two years and received
the thanks of the retiring officers
and club members.
A large orchid corsage was pre
sented to Mrs. Callison by the club
in appreciation for her fine leader
ship as president of the club dur
ing the last year.
Members and guesta enjoying
the charming event included: Mrs.
W. C. Callison, Mrs. Clyde Knight,
Mrs. J. F. Dillard, Mrs. Maurice
L. Hallmark, Mrs. Bert Corkrum,
Mrs. Paul T. Bubar. Mra. H. H.
Turner, Mrs. L. K. Cornwell, Mrs.
H. C. Wells, Mrs. E. M. Conser,
Mrs. S. E. Comfort, Mrs. M. E.
Ulschaff.T. Mra. Roger Gee, Mrs.
Perning Branson, Mrs. Roy Sedell,
Mrs. E. R Harvey, Mrs. Fred
Stever, Mrs. Norman Siefarth, Mra.
Spencer W. Yatea, Mra. J. D. Mc
Cann, Mra. Jama Fies.
Mrs. W. J. Hutch, Mrs. Chester
Morgan, Mrs. Paul H. Ilelweg,
Mrs. Harrie W. Booth. Mrs. J. C.
Hume, Mrs. A. A. Wilder, Mrs.
Walter Fisher, Mrs. A. B. Collier,
Mrs. Jamea Hughes, Mrs. Arlo
Jacklin, Mra. Albert Mlcelli, Mrs.
Craig Dishman, Mrs. I. J. Besn,
Mrs. W. H. Egger. Mrs. A. J.
Murray. Mrs. W. H. Brydges, Mrs.
Joe V. Perrault, Mra. W. F. Amiot.
Mrs. George Sothman, Mrs. L.
J. Fullerton, Mrs. Lyle Marsters,
Mrs. M. C. Cassel, Mrs. E. A.
Pearson, Mrs. Frampton Price,
Mrs. Ernest L. Dawe, Mrs. Vance
Eager. Mrs. J. V. Short, Mrs. L.
W. Metger, Mrs. R. D. Bridges,
Mrs. H. C. Stearns, Mrs. L. L.
Powers, Mrs. W. L. Carr, Mrs.
Frank J. Bistak Jr., Mrs. E. S.
Wentjar, Mrs. E. D. Barber, Mrs.
Roy Sheppard.
Mrs. Ralph Lyons, Mrs. A. R.
Barrow, Mrs. C. D, Albright, Mrs:
Walter Joiner,. Mc. N. H. Fehmer.
ling, Mrs. J. E. Campbell, Mrs.
Paul K. Ryan, Mrs. Ted Mouche,
Mrs. Harry Strom, Mrs. Robert
J. Doty, Mrs. Velle Broadway,
Mrs. J. A. Harding, Mrs. Harold
E. Schmeer.
Miss Rosa B. Parrott. Mrs. L.
W. Josse. Mrs. Harris Ellsworth,
Miss Helen Casey, Mrs. John H.
Robinson. Mrs. Arthur Clarke. Mrs.
George W. Wharton, Mrs. B. L.
Hardenhrook. Mrs. Fred Schwartz,
Mrs. P. B. Webb, of Cottage Grove,
Mrs. Warren Hansen, Cottage
Grove: Mrs. Arthur Schaefer, Cot
tage Grove. Mrs. Sy Rodakowski
of Westfir and Mrs. Frederick J.
Porter.
MRS. WILLIAM GRIEN
ENTERTAINS AT SHOWER
HONORING MRS. NEURU
Mrs. William Green entertained
her bridge club at her home on
Tuesday, Oct. 3. The meeting was
also the occasion of a charming
pink and blue shower given for
Mrs. Early Neuru, who was pre
sented with a sift from the club.
High prizes for the afternoon
went to Mrs. Edward Murphy and
Mrs. B. L. Martin.
Those present were the Mes
damea Robert Hattersrheid, B. L.
Martin. Alva Laws, Earl Neuru,
Edward Murphy, W. H. Allen, Mrs.
Green, and a guest, Mrs. John
Dingley.
Family Near St. Helens
May Be Oregon's Biggest
ST. HELENS (JPl Thst Sale
family that wondered If it was
Oregon's biggest with 17 children,
isn't.
T-V. ... ' - a l,ra.r familv livin
on Route 1. St. Helens.
Mr. and Mr. None Van O-'eh
have 20 children, frienda report.
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ln "n ,n record-sued family
llv" h're' not at s,,m-
Neighbors weren't too sure of
the ages, but said most live at
home or in the vicinity. The family
itself was not reached immediat-
eiy lor aeians. .
hall at p. m. Grand Representa
tive will give a report on the
G""d,.T!m.1!
Oskland Eastern Star chapter
.iii ,.. meetiM
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Friday Oct. 1)
Missionary group of the First
Christian church, 7:30 at the
church. If transportation is need
ed, phone 747R3.
Evergreen Grange will meet at
8 p.m. Those on the refreshment
committee are Mr. and Mrs. Alvin
Tipton, Mr. and Mrs. Forest Tal
bott, Mr. and Mrs. Noel Conk
lin and Mr. and Mrs. Emil John
son. Florence Nightengale Tent No.
15, DUV.will meet at the K. P. hall
at 7:30.
Douglas Crwnty Music Teachers
association IfKmeet at 12 o'clock
no-hostess luncheon at I'mpqua
I hotel. p.
Jeturdey Oct. 14
Woman of the Moose to hsve
rummage sale Episcopal parish
I house.
South Deer Creek fringe to
sponsor dance at I p. m. at hall.
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Elizabeth Genevieve (Betty)
Kronke, only daugmer of Mr. and
Mra. Homer Kronke ot Roseburg
became the bride of Joseph V. Fen
nell, son of Mr. and Mrs. G. L.
Sinclair of this city, at the Kronke
home" on Rowe street Sunday, Oct
1. Rev. Kenneth W. Knox, pastor
of the First Christian church, per
formed the impressive double ring
ceremony at I o'clock In the pres.
ence of the immediate families of
Girl Gives Stolen Cash
To Community Chest
SALEM I.T) A Salem grade
school girl stole a woman'! bill
fold containing SM, but she par
tially squared things by giving $5
of it to the Community Chest.
The girl, after being arrested by
city police, returned $21. She said
she spent 124 for randy and sodas,
SI for a new nightgown, and IS
for the Community Chest. ;
THANKS TO PROSECUTOR
VICTORIA, B. C. (TV-Prosecutors
don't often gel thanks, j
especially from the wivea of the
men prosecuted. But one woman
was grateful for her husband beint
called to court and ordered to j
pay hospital insurance premiums. ;
Her husband now is in a hospital .
and if the action hadn't been
taken 'we'd be faced with hospital
bills we couldn't afford." she said, i
BETTER THAN SPINACH? J
PHILADELPHIA (.fJ) Eating
mudpirs, it seems, Is normal for .
children.
If your child eats mudpies, don't
worry too much about it, the med-,
iral society for Pennsylvania says
in its publication, "Your Health",
for dirt eating is common among
children, and the practice is us
ually short lived and harmless.
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Mr. and Mrs. Joseph V. Fennell
the couple.
White chrysanthemums and
white candles formed the decor
ations for the nuptials, while bou
quets of lavender and white asters
were used throughout the rooms.
The bride was lovely in a brown
dressmaker suit. Her corsage waa
a large lavender orchid.
A dinner followed at Turn-Around
Inn, after which Mr. and Mrs. Fen
nel left for points north on their
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honeymoon. They will be at home )
to their friends after Oct. IS at !
their home at 1309 Harrison street,
Roseburg.
The bride was graduated from
Roseburg high school and Is em
ployed as a clerk at the F. W.
Woolworth store. The bridegroom
served in the U. S. navy during
World War II and is now em
ployed as a hrakeman for the
Southern Pacific company.
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