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Mr. end Mrs
were married
Clair Von Schrilt
at an impressive
double ring ceremony at the Pres
byterian church on Oct. 7. The Rev.
Morns Koach read the service. ; Schnlti wore a mauve taffeta bal
Pictured above Is the wedding ip, pnfith Rownt anf a jjht 1
party which includes Mr. and Mrs. hue brj()ai hat lr,mmed with white;
Von Srhrillz with their attendants, Mm Her flowers were pastel car-i
Mis Gloria ttastnn, Dean Haitletl natl0ns. Tne bridesmaid. Miss
and ushers, Fred Store and Tommy (;0na Gaston, wore a navy blue;
Paulson. ; ballerina length gown with a navy ,
The hnde Is the daughter of Mr.
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ana Mrs. Koy l.ehman and tne hons. Hcsl man for the bridegroom cake. Vicki Ihman
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CHAPTKt B.L OF THE P.E.O. Sisterhood h?!d a tee for 9r of the '
senior class of the Roseburg high school at the- home of Mrs.
Maurice Newlend on Friday afternoon, Oct. 4. Mrs
Finlay, (Resident of the B. I. chapter, is
Margie Roper, Beverly Menbett,
ictured with the second group are
Phyllis Case, Barbara Bs'ley, Jane
Wigington, nd Beverly Henbest,
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Mr.
nd Mn. Von Schrilri and Wedding Party
bridegroom la the son of Mr. and
' Mrs. T. I. Von Schriltz. Both fam
' ilies are Roseburg residents.
j For her wedding. Mrs. Von
1 blue hat and carried pink carna-
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siown pouring tea for '
Ellis and Donne Toier,
Thelme
Peggy Kni-jht, Joanne Were,
Davidson, Htfpe Stubbs, Helen
befrj essis'rd Vy Mrs. M. R.
was Dean Rartlett. Ushers were
Fred Stora and Tommy Paulson.
The church was beautifully
decorated with pink and w hite
flowers and tall white tapers were
lighted. Mrs. Homer Grow played
organ music and Mrs. Fred Stora
sang "At Dawning."
Following the wedding, there
was a reception for close friends
and relatives. Mrs. Ira Byrd and
Mrs. Kva Gaston poured and Miss
leresa Murphy cut
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Haughn, Mrs. C. E
the tea. Mrs. E. N.
Johnson and
Kaser gave an
education loan funj available for
tance to obtain higher education. She e!so told of Cotey college
for women In Nevada, Mo., owned and operated by the P.E.O.
Sisterhood. Background music during lb 9 tr hour was furnished
by Miss Gladys Strong end Mrs. Horn Grow, t Picture by Paul
bride, had charge of the guest
book.
Following a wedding trip to the
coast, the new marr.eds are at
home on Flint St.. in Roseburg
Out-of-town guests present for
the wedding were Kmmajean Mc-
r:ho a f Sloatllo I n m o Vitn
Schrilt of Cottage Grove. Mrs.!
H. S. Mclntyre and son. Brvan
Mrs. R. B. Goodman and Mrs.
Jack Mooney and daughter. Cathy,
the wedding all of Coos Ray. (Picture by Pho
sister of the to Lab.)
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Mn. Paul HeUeg.
Folio-
interesting telle on he P.E.O.
girls needing financial assls-
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Sunday Oct. IS q '
Ru&me&i and Professional Wom
an's club membri o 'attend
eleven o'clock ?emce at the
Methodist church in a group.
Monday Oct. H
Roseburg Choral society will
meet at 7. .in at the Junior hich
school.
Pythian Sister will hae staff
practice at the Temple Oct. lfi.
Winston Home Extension unit to
meet at I 3d o'clock at the com
munity hall. Mrs. A. D. Fox will
he chairman. Mrs. forinne Mi
Tayuarl will conduct the meeting.
Subject: "Making ("loth and Felt
Bans ."
Jjythei 1 in Associated Kusinesi
Woman's club to have party night.
Hostesses will be Mrs. Amie
League. Mrs. Ethel Parks, Mrs.
Or a Irw in. Mrs. Jean Richardson
and Mrs. Lucille Chase,
OFC Mother's club will meet at
home of Mrs. Karl Blcile at 1218
Corey, at 2 p. m .
Rotary Anns will meet for din-!
ner at Carl's Haven. 6:30. ,
Cniversity of Oregon Mothers to
meet at Harold Horn home lor des
sert supper at 7:30.
Keystone club will meet at t h e
home of Mrs. George Singleton. 24
Moore St. lor a 7:30 dessert sup
per. Hostesses will be Mis. Ixni
Gitbel. Mrs William II. Wishait.
Mrs. A. J. Kllison, Mrs. Charles
Vasey and Mrs. W. O. Renecke.
Annual BPW club Homecoming
tmtfU('f honoring past presidents
at Methodist church at 7 p. m. V.
J Micelli will speak
Lilac Circle No. 49. Neighbors
of Woodcraft, will meet at 7:30
p. in.
DAK niet'tin? at the home of
Margaret Page. Mrs. Rusenb.uk
will be co-hostess.
Tuesday Oct. 17
Roseburg Arts and Crafts club to
meet at 8 p. in at home of Mrs.
Loren Olson. 1207 K. 4th Avenue
V at 8 p. m.
Kden Ladies Aid will meet at
the home of Mrs. Kmily Haige
shiemer.
Xi lota Kxemplar chanter. Reta
Sigma Phi, will meet at 8 p. in. at
the home of Mrs. H. R. Winston
Roseburg Woman's club will
meet at Methodist church parlor
fr guest day. Miss Helen Casey
will he program speaker.
BPW club to attend card party
at Veterans hospital at 7 p. m.
Green PTA studv club to meet
at home of lus Miller for potlurk
luncheon.
Ipha Zela Theta Rho cirls club
will meet 7 p. in. at t h e 10OK
hall for practice. Rehekahs in
vited. Wednesday Oct. U
Melrose Friendly Hour club t n
have all-day meeting at home of
Mrs. Cecilia Kenyon.
Tanda Hnri7nn club Will meet at
the home of Mrs. Amy Kruse.
Rosehurg Art and Embroidery
flub will meet at the home of Mrs.
Uayne Ration, 3.12 South Pine St.
Mrv Sinclair will be the hostess.
Mu Chapter, Reta Sigma Phi.
will meet with Mrs. Harold Jokela
at 400 Flag? St. at 8 p. m.
American Legion auxiliary meet
ing. ITmpqtia unit. All members
are requested to wear full mas
querade costume. Mrs. Jane Ste
phens is program chairman.
Tea honoring new members of
BPW's club will he given at the
home of Mrs. Lyman Spencer.
1.124 N. Jackson St. from 8 to lo
p m.
Xonta club will meet at Carl s
Haven at fi 30 for dinner meeting.
Thursday Oct. It
Oakland Kastern Star chapter in
vited to be the guests of the Ma
sons for politick dinner at 6:30
p m. at "the Masonic Temple.
Lay Daisy club to meet at the
Jim Rrittsnn home in Cloverdale
Olalla Busy Sleppers will be
at the home of Mrs Adda Olli
van!. Study club of the First Methodist
church to have a 12-30 potlurk
luncheon at home of Mrs. W. A.
MarArlhiir. The study hook will be
"Near Fast Panorama " Mem
bers to bring own table service
Garden Valley Woman's club to
meet at 2 p. m. at the club house
Mrs. Mac Knapp and Mrs. Waiter
Kdmonds will be co-hostesses
Alpha lota chapter of Reta
Sigma Phi will have a Halloween
party at the home of Mrs. Robert
Sanin. 2fi04 Harvard, at 8 p m.
Order Kastern Star Rosehurg
chapter No. 8. annual homecoming
and past matrons and patrons
night at 8 p. m. at the Masonic
1 eniple.
Alpha Chi chapter of Fpstlon
Sigma Alpha will have a tea at
the home of Mrs. Tyler Kvans.
Friday Oct. 20
Tenmile school PTA meeting at
the Olalla hall. Tenmile Ladies
club will sponsor rummage sale.
Riversdale Grange to meet
at Grange hall.
Benson school to have chili sup
per and carnival at fi p. m. at the
school.
Willing Workers tiuh of Scot Is
Valley to have card party and pot
hick supper at Victor hall.
PKO Sisterhood to meet at home
of Mrs. C. K RnberN, 4:tf Fowler
St.. on Friday. Oct. 20. for a 1 t.i
dessert luncheon.
Saturday Oct. 71
Sutherhn Rehekah lodge No. 21
to have apron and fond sale.
Regular meeting ot the S. Deer
Creek Grange and potluck supper
at 7 p. m. Booster ntcht. program
to follow .
CLUB ENTERTAINED AT
VEROUN BOUCOCK HOME
Mi Veid.in I'.omovk enter
t d ne I her pinot hie club Wednes
day evening. tV. 4. at her home on
Oak St. Kefi eshments vyfve served
during the evening and high score
pri.es went to Mrs Robert Davis,
Mrv Clifford K. Smith and Mrs.
Lawrence Wiley, a guest.
Also present were Mrs. Norman
Hess. Mi s K V Radigan. M ft. T.
.1 M i an
.'ames knuifson
and Mrs. W.
Allen.
POPULAR AT THE FLOWER SHOW, sponsored by the Women's Club, wes the special haltoween
teble. Mrs. Will Dixon, Mrs. Foster But ner end Mrs. Mabel Wilson pause while Paul Jenkins snaps
the shutter.
WOMAN'S CLUB FLOWER
SHOW POPULAR EVENT
AT METHODIST CHURCH
Staged with taste and talent, the
fall flower show sponsored by the
woman s cluh ot Koseburg was a
colorful event of the past week
Open on Tuesday and Wednesday,
the show gave local gardners a h
well as professional growers, a
chance to display their loveliest
flowers.
Mrs. Sig Fett and Mrs. J. J.
Kester. co-chairmen, wish to ex
press their appreciation to the
many people who cooperated to
make the show successful. A spe
cial table, prepared by Miss Muriel
Mitchell, exhibited the Roseburg
1 public library's many excellent
gardening books. Mrs. E. J. Sul
livan and Miss Alice I'eland were
in charge ol the food table. Other
committee members were: Mrs. R.
A. Voeller and Mrs. O. C. Gosnell,
plant sale: Mrs. Kenneth Ford, tu
berous begonias: Mrs. L. F. Niel
sen, fuchsias; Mrs. H. F. Hatfield,
dahlias: Mrs. J. M. Royles. au
tumn flowers: Mrs. W. C. Dish
man. weeds, grasses and everlast
ings: Mrs. R. L. Whipple, special
arrangements.
Mrs. William Evans, driftwood
arrangements; Mrs. E. L. Tans
rher, arrangements in copper:,
Mrs. Clyde Carstens. arrangements
in pitchers: Mrs. Lucien Cobb,
foliage and berry arrangements;
Mrs. Clifford Smith, cacti: Mrs.
E. L. Knapp. potted plants and
miniatures, and Mrs. Veil Broad
way and Mis. L. W. .losse, the spe
cial Halloween table.
LADY LIONS HEAR
HELEN CASEY AT
DINNER MEETING
The Lady lions met on Monday.
Oct. 9 at Carl's Haven for a seven
o'clock dinner meeting. Mrs. .Inhn
Bates. Mrs. Claude Raker and Mrs.
Phil Haith were hostesses for the
evening. Mixed bouquets of fall
flowers decorated t h e serving
tables.
Miss Helen Casey, the guest
speaker, gave a fascinating de
scription of her four-months tour
of Europe.
Hostesses chosen for the Nov. 13
meeting to he held at Carl's Haven
were Mrs. Conrad Clone. M rs.
.lames Campbell and Mrs. Edell
Bryant.
Guests for the evening were Mrs.
Holladay and Miss Casey. Mem
bers present for the meeting were
the Mesdames Waiter Allen. Robert
Allen. Claude Baker. John Bates.
Buckley Bell. Robert Browning. E.
W, Carter. Conrad Clime. Allen
flute, Ernest Edwards. Bruce El
1'ott. George Foster, Jerry Giloo.
Jack Hart. Phil Harth. Rny HebarH
Bruce Hetrick. Orton Kent. W II
Klatt, Arthur Kobermk, Frank
Long. Cecil Lowe. Carl Perm in.
Keith Phillips. Bernard Saar. Rrucr
Turk. Ralph Turner and Clifford
Smith.
YONCALLA WOMANS' STUDY
CLUB MEETS AT HOME
OF MRS. FRED ME R K
The first meeting of the fall sea
son of the Voncalla Women's Study
club was held at the home of the
president, Mrs. Fred Merk. Thurs
day afternoon Oct. Sth. Mrs. Norma
Day. Mrs. Marshall Merk and Mrs
Harv ery Cocker;, m assisted the
hostesses. Mrs. Merk. and Mrs.
Edgar Richards in serving a one
o'clock luncheon.
Mrs. Merk reviewed the depart
1 menis and projects of the General
j Federation of Women's clubs. A
1 meeting of the second district of
j Women's clubs will he held Cct. 12
at Albany.
At roll call, members spoke on a
topic of their own choice. The most
I popular snbiect was "my new
grandchild."
Those present were Mrs. Mar
shall Merk. Mrs. Cahanese. Mrs.
, Harvey Cockeram. Mrs Guy Day
Mrs Dare Kmgery. Mrs. ..Inrin
Kruse. Mrs. Harel Latham. Mrv
Phil Huntington. Mrs. McDonald
Sr.. Mrs. Hugh McDonald. Mrs.
Fred Reeves. Mr Edcar K ch
ard. Mrs. Ervtn Rice. Mrs. Ar
Rychard. Mrs. J. N. Sparks. M--.
Earl S t ro n g . Mrs. Ton i n . Mr
Huch Warner. Mrs Raphael Vip.
Mrs Dan Wright. Mrs. Lawrence
Ja?ek and Mrs. Merk.
BETA SIGMA PHI
CITY COUNCIL HAS
LUNCHEON MEETING
City ftftinnl of Beta Stand PM
met at the Shalimar room Tmr
day, Oct. 12. for a one o clock no
hostess luncheon, with Mrs Rob
eii Phillips presiding Pieseit
were Mrs Phillips. Mrs. Jack P.
BjTariik, Mrs. R. H Darby. Mrs ,
Gene iV.wei',, lrs. M. C Bo-jxt.
Vr Ted Schui-z, Mrs Fran a.
Wickham and Mrs. George Luoma.
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ENJOYING FUCHSIA DISPLAY is Mrs. Lester Nielson who stops
to actmira an unusual bloom in apricot and deep maroon shades,
grown by Mrs. B. A. Utterbeclt. (Picture by Paul Jenkins.)
ZONTA CLUB ENJOYS
LOVELY AFFAIR AT
HAROLO HORN HOME
Mrs. Harold Horn entertained,
members of the Znnta cluh at her
home on S. Jackson St. Wednesday
night. Oct. 4. The meeting was
called to order by the president,
Mrs. Leola Gorton. Committee re
ports were read and approved.
Following the business meeting,
refreshments were ser ed to the
group. A bowl of bronze chrysan
themums centered the table, which
was covered with a handmade lace
cloth. Mrs. Horn was assisted by
her mother. Mrs. Mabel Jaeger.
Those present for the meeting
were the Mesdames Martha Wish
art, Lois Raker, Gladys Foley.
Emily Judd. Paula Gorton. Vir
ginia Ashcraft. Laura lies Leola
Gorton. Mahle Jaeger and the host
ess. Mrs. Horn.
HOMECOMING EVENT
FOR EASTERN STAR
Oct. 19 marks the date of the
annual homecoming and past ma
trons and patrons night of the Or-
der of Eastern Star. Roseburg
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EPSILON SIGMA ALPHA
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! SUCCESSFUL AFFAIR
The annual fall rush party of
Beta Gamma chapter 4I Kpsiloa
Sigma Alpha was held -'J1 home,
of Mrs. Dale Roles on ftriday, Oct.
6. Beverly Nichols assisted Mrs.
Roles in serving refreshment to
Ihe group, (tames were played and
prizes awarded Ihe winners. High
prize went to Mrs. McGiinnigle. low
to Mrs. Rogers.
Guests at the partv were Mrs
W. F. Schell Jr.. Mrs. Don Rog
ers. Mrs. Lyle McGiinnigle, Mrs.
Robert Sullivan. Mrs. Harold
Casey, and lr John Mowery.
Members who attended the mee
ing were Mrs. J. Rean. M rs.
Don Rncan. Mrs. Rill Schultr. Mrs.
Howard Thomas, Miss Colleen Ire
land. Miss Joy W'ampler. Mrs.
Craig Dishman. Mrs. Pete Fit'
lerton. Miss Beverly Nichols and
Mrs. Dale Roles.
chapter No. 8 The event will he.
gin at a p. m. at the Masonic tem
ple. All members and visiting"
mem hers are cordially invited.
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