I . Tht Ntwi-Kviw, Roseburg, Ore Sat., March 31. 1VS1
MRS. JACK DENTON, above, Is shown posing for the Clark's Studio photographer. Previoui to
th ceremony March 23, Mrs. Denton was Mits Ardyth Andrui. Shs ii the daughter of Mr, and
Mrs. Fred Andrus. Mr. Denton is th son of Mr, and Mrs. Frank Denton of Riversdal. Th
young couple It now at horn to their friends at their horn in Eugene.
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MR. AND MRS. JACK DENTON ar shown above cutting their wadding cak following the wed
ding ceremony Maren 23 ar Sr. George i Epucopal church. Th reception was held in th parish
hall. The young Mr. and Mrs. Denton ar both graduates of Roieburg high school. Mr. Denton
is now enrolled at th University of Oregon. (Picture by Master Studio)
MRS. ED RADIGAN
ENTERTAINS PINOCHLE
CLUB THURSDAY NIGHT
tMrs. Ed Radigan entertained her
pinochle club Thursday night.
Easter decorations were used on
the small tables at which a tics-aert-supper
was served. Mrs. Nor
man Hess was presented with a
gift from the group in honor of her
b'llldy-
Those present were Mrs. W. 11.
Allen, Mrs. Clifford Smith. M r s.
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Knudtson, Mrs. Walter ttelker,
Mrs. Robert W. Davis. Mrs. or-
dun Boucock and the hostess. High
scor prizes were won by Mrs.
Allen and Mrs. Wclkcr.
DAVILA JANE .NICHOLS
CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY
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Davila Jane Nirhols. eiiMit year.
old daughlfr of Mr. and Mrs f.il
Nichols of Brorkwav. invited
group of classmates and friends to
her home March 20 to celebrate
her birthdav.
An arrangement of Easter bun-
uauiiv spring .
(lowers di'coriited the table. A 1
large, square bulimy cake was
cut by the guest ol honor ,
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wore Patricia anil Suzanne Mrl.en
r.iiii, Slinrnn l'ruitt. Pamela l.au
ranee, Donna Mac Moore, Col.
leen Newton. Sherrv White. Karon
Owens. Barbara llarland, Palm-ia
Davidson. Barbara l.rsher. Rnhhy
l.vnn Wright, lllcnda Ice Rider,
.l.inie l.ou Petty and David llar
h'licl. , BADOURA CLUB HAS
(SEW'NG MEETING AT
BERRIE HOME TUESDAY
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Nile met luestlay afternoon at
the lovely home of Mrs. (). v.
Berne on East Douglas sheet. The I
members spent the aflernoon 1
sewing for the Shrine hospital. At '
Mhe tea hour. Mrs. Bern seised
lovely refreshments.
MRS." NEURU ENTERTAINS
BReDGE CLUB AT LOVELY
Mrs. Earl Neurit entertained her
I.....I.V. -I. ...I.,
:1W o'clock des-
scVl luncheon Tuesday afternoon.
l.uncho was served In the
charming new playroom at the.
Neiiiu home overlooking the gar ,
drn. Daffodils and fofsythia deco-!
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bowls of camellias wer used on
the serving tables.
Covers were placed for Mrs.
R. I.. Martin. Mrs. Robert Hatter
scheid, Mrs. Edward Murphv, Mrs.
W. II. Allen, Mrs. William l.ind
sell Jr., Mrs. George Neuner, Mrs.
Neum, and a guest, Mrs. Lloyd
Hayes.
EASTER DINNER AT
LVTLE HOME SUNDAY EVENT
Mr. and Mrs. K. D. I.vtle en.
terlained at Easter Sunday dinner
, ,t th-ir home in I.aurelwood. Ar-
i of ye,w .Uftaiil, ,d
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dinner table Covers were laid for
Mr. ,nd nlrJ. Vtt ,',, ,Wl)
...chirrs Jill .nrt Amir.. nfv,L.
,nil- Riehnrrf l.vtU Mi.'Riw.r.
Robb of Baker. Ore., a hnmegiiest
at the I.vtle home and Mr. and
mis. i.vtle.
MR. AND MRS. BOUCOCK
ENTERTAIN AT DINNER
Mr. and Mrs. Verdun Boucock
M entertained at Easter
Oa tiwt. Guesls present were
Mr. andpMrs. II. I.. Itmieock and
son, Harold, of Yonralla; Miss
Mai joi y Zeller(!ml Mrs. Anna Wo-
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ticle of
j Ardyth Antlrui, lovely daughlrr
;of Mr. and Mn. Fred H. Andrus,
Decame me brim oi jacK uenion,
ton of Mr. and Mr. Frank Den
ton, at a beautifully Kolemn eandle
light service at 8 o'clock in the eve
runs March 24. at St. George'i
Episcopal church. Father Al
fred S. Tyson performed the double-ring
ceremony belore the altar
decorated with Easter lilies and
tall candelabra.
r.iven in marriaife hv her falher
the bride was beautiful in "a dress1
of satin and lace. The close-fitting
bodice and long sleeves of lace
were accentuated by the long, lull
satin skirt and traine of the dress.
The fingertip veil was held by a
beautifully designed tiara of lace
and satin, hue carried a cascad-
ing bouquet of stephanotis and pink I erV- Mlss lrene '"polls presided
carnations. I ,l the guest book. During the re-
u, c K..,. n,H Ji. ...oh !,,. I ception Mrs. Fred Stora played ap
'orM,he onomThf Unh,r.ProPr.a.e background muVon tile
-.a m - 1 elementary school in Coos Bay ami
K!LhnrB Lr. hriul im.'iH. Th. I " graduated from Hoseburg sen
Koseburg, were briuesmaids. The Ljnll t,i mo ct, .......
three attendants were dressed j ,0.r h!JihhScl,1Pl Jn SJ5 W" fm"
Jiiliot ran. nH mho. ar.H nrriA
green ttalin muffs to which was
fastened
tions.
a corsage of pink carna -
Bill Madson
of Rosehurg was
best man. Gordon Singleton and
Hob Feldcamp, both home from
college for the Easter vacation,
were ushers.
Preceding the ceremony Miss
Marilyn Dixnn beautifully sang "()
Perfect Love" and "The Lord's
Prayer." She was accompanied hy
W, and Wv, & &iLj
(Celebrate Cjoftlen lAJeclcling
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Bailey, well-
j known Roseburg residents since
l WW, received the consiaiulationn
of hundreds of friends and rel
atives Saturday evening, March
24, when they celebrated their
golden wedding anniversary at a
reception at 8:00 o'clock at the
lOOF temple.
Huge bouquets of colorful spring
flowers formed the beautiful dec
orations. Mrs. H. B. Roadman
and Mrs. 1). Krauendiner arranged
the program. Mrs. D. H. Lenox
and Mrs. J. K. Dent and others
were in charge of the decorations.
Mrs. Bailey was charming in a
soft rose-colored silk dinner gown
and a corsage of arnatious. As
sislin? Mr. and Mrs. Bailey in re
ceiving were their two sons and
daughters-in-law. Mr. aid Mrs.
Howard Bailey and Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Bailey, of roil land; and
Mrs. Mayme Krum, also of Port
land, sister of Mrs. Bailey.
Depicting the wedding of Mr.
and Mrs. Bailey in 1901 was
presented by Julie Bartsoff, Jackie
Kraunendiner, Bobby Gardner,
Sandra Kverett of Denver (great
niece of Mr. Bailey) and the Rail
eys grandson, Jim Bailey, of Port
land. Vocal duets were presented by
Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Kredrickson,
accompanied by Mrs. Gordon
Stewart; instrumental number by
Kent Fraunendiner, who was ac
companied by his mother; quartet
numbers of old-time music by 01
iver Plumer. Arthur McGhehey,
Ina Farnsworth and Mrs. R e b a
Hartley, accompanied by Mrs.
Stewart, and vocal solo by Vir
ginia Whitehead of Portland. The
wedding marches and incidental
music throughout the evening were
played hy Mrs. Stewart.
Mrs. Fred A. Koff read the story
of events in the lives of Mr. and
Mrs. Bailey, leading up to their
marriage. Parts were portrayed
hy Mrs. Montgomery. Mrs. Wayne
Ration and daughter, Eileen;
Bobby Rnpp, Sandra Ellis, I.eRoy
.lensnn, Bonnie Weber and Mari
lyn Nickens, Bonnie Weber wore
Mrs. Bailey's wedding gown for
this part of the program. Glen
Bailey wore Mr. Bailey's wedding
suit.
Mrs. Ralph Russell was in
charie of the guest bonk and Mrs.
K. A. Pettey, Mrs. W. P. Fred
rickson and Mrs. James Howe
LELAND ERNEST THIEL
OF YONCALLA WEDS
EUGENE GIRL RECENTLY
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Thiel of
Yonralla have announced the mar
riage of their son. Leland Ernest,
to Miss Gladys Mae Gates, daugh
ter of Mr, and Mrs. F. N. Gates
ol Engine.
Justice f the Peace Mrs. Ruth
Meyers performed the cereindny
March 24 at Stevenson. Wash. The
bride's grandmother. Mrs. Law
rence Slratlon, of Eucene and
Robert Price of Portland were wit
nesses. The bride wore a n a v y
I blue dress and navv accessories
with a corsage of white rosebuds.
I Mr anrt Mr Thiel will mitt
their home in Yonralla. M r.
Thiel attended school in Yonealla
nd is now emnloved at the Mar
tin Box factory at Oakland.
U. OF O. MOTHERS
ENTERTAINED RECENTLY
AT JOHN NACHTER HOME
Mrs. John Nachter entertained
the I'niversity of Oregon Mnther's
club March 26 at her home in Mel
rose. Mrs. A. A. St. Onge assisted
her in serving a delicious 7:.t0 p.m.
dessert -supper.
j After the business meeting, those
' present enjoyed visiting.
I Those present were Mrs. Dem-
ing Bronson, Mrs. Itedwig Wauig,
Mrs. W. H. Carter. Mrs. George
Weseman. Mrs. Ethel Turner. Mrs.
Slanley Kidder, Mrs. Frank Brown.
Mrs. Donn Radabaogh. Mrs. A. D.
I Parr, Mrs. O. M. Berne, Mrs Or
I lena Slattery, Mrs. A. A. St. Onge,
; Mrs. Paul R. Sbankhn and the
hostess, Mrs. John Nachter.
I The next meeting will he at the
home of Mrs. Stanley Kidder, 4.No
North Stephens street. A Chinese
1 auction Kill be held.
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peonies
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Mrs. Roy Herschlieb, who also
playetl the traditional wedding
music.
A receptiin, given by the bride's
parents, Mr. and Mrs, F. H. An
drus, was held in the pariVn hall
immediately following the cere
mony. A large, elaborately decorated
cake graced the bride's table. The
cake was three-tiered and deco
rated all in pink. 1-ong tapers
silver candle holders were placed
on ; s'd t a floral arrange-
ment in the center of the table,
Mrs. Robert Miller served the
cake. Mrs. Bill Madson and Miss
Jennie Howard served punch. As
sisting in serving were Mrs. Dale
Lander, Mrs. 1'at Sullivan, Miss
Marilyn Dixon and Mis. John Mow
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was
from Roseburg senior high school
j,ended hern Oregon college
and is now enrolled at the Univer-
; sj,y of Oregon in Eugene.
Following the reception the
young couple traveled to Eugene,
where they will make Iheir home.
For traveling the bride wore a
navy blue suit with gold accesso
ries. The couple will be at home
to their friends at 3.W Highway 99
South, Eugene.
were in charge of the many beau
tiful girts.
Refreshments were served j n
the dining ruom. The buffet table
was covered with a lace cloth
and decorated W'ith spring flowers,
tall tapers and the attractively
decorated cakes.
Mrs. Sig Kelt, Mrs. D. H. Lenox,
Mrs. Kred A. Golf and Mrs. K. J.
Hermann alternated in pouring.
Mrs. Ralph Bailr-y and Mrs. How
ard Bailey served the cakes. Mrs.
J. E. Dent and Mis. Florence Klatt
assisted with the serving.
Out-of-town guests coming lor
the golden wedding celebration in
cluded the Baileys' two sons and
daughters-in-law and Iheir famil
ies: Mr. and Mrs. Howard 3aiiey
and son, Glen; and Mr. and Airs.
Ralph Bailey and son, Jim; Mr.
and Mrs. Ray Whitehead, Mr. and
Mrs. N. M. Nelson. Mrs. Mayme
Krum and Mrs. Paul Becker, all
of Portland; Mr. and Mrs. K. A.
Rhoades of Pueblo, Colo., Doris
Kilgore of Fresno. Calif., Mrs.
Perry Everett and daughter, San
dra of Denver, Colo., Mr. and Mrs
W. r. Hart and Mr. and Mrs. Kmil
Puskala of Seaside; Mr. and Mrs.
Klza Fuge of Oregon City; Mabel
Ross and Mary Barker of Slither
lin; Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Rummer
of Riddle: Miss Madaline Ross
nerof Dayton; Mr. and Mrs. James
Hnskins of Myrtle Creek ami Mrs.
Ann Worthinglon of Canyonville
J. B. Bailey and Klhel Parsons
were married March 24, 1901, in
Lawrence, Kans, They moved to
Oregon in 19(19 and Mr. Bailey was
a letter carrier for the Hoseburg
post office until h retired in May
1942. Mrs. Bailey has been a prom
inent member of Roseburj R e
hekah lodge No. 41. She if a past
noble grand of the lodge and a
past president of the Rebekah As
sembly of Oregon and a past presi.
dent of the slate organization of
National association of Letter Car
riers. Miss Madaline Rossner (who
came for the celebration) is also a
past president of the Rebekah As
sembly of Oregon and Mrs. W. F.
(May) Hart is a past stale chao.
lain and Mrs. Fuge is a member
of the home board of the IOOF
home.
The Raileys have two sons. How
ard and Ralph Bailey of Portl.md
and four grandchildren. Glen, Jim,
Jerry Lee and Janice Kay, all of
Portland.
REV. RAYMOND SCHAEFER
IS SPEAKER AT MEETING
OF CHAPTER RECENTLY
I'mpqua chapter, DAR, met
Monday night ;u the home of Mrs.
W. H. Anderson with Mrs. C. L.
Hi anion as co-hostess. Preceding
the business session. Rev. Ray
mond Schaefer gave an intensely
interesting talk on China.
Those enjoying the evening were
Mrs. George M. Brown, Mrs. C.
L. Branton. Mrs. C. P. Caylor, Mrs.
W. M. Campbell. Mrs. Hay
S. Petrequin, Miss Margaret Page,
Miss Irene and Miss Olive Walker.
Mrs. Thomas Scott. Mrs. Raymond
Schaefer and Mrs. W. H. Anderson.
MR. AND MRS. CHRISTIAN
ENTERTAIN AT CHARMING
EASTER DINNER SUNDAY
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Christian and
son, David, entertained at a
charming S o'clock Easter dinner
at their home Sundav. having as
guests Mr. and Mrs. Fuller John
son and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Schln
dler. Easter lilies and other spring
flowers formed the decorations.
Visiting was enjoyed during the so
cial hours.
EASTER EGG HUNT .
ENJOY E.D BY GROUP
An Easier egg hunt on Finlay
flehl was an event of Easter Sun
day afternoon for the children on
I'mpqua Avenue east. Following
the hunt, refreshments were
served bv Mrs. I.lovd Haves and
Mrs. Hugh Fretweli.
Participating were Billy Joe and
Robert Rich. Carol and Michele
Persick, Michael and Geneviese
Murphy and l.ori and George
Hayes Jr. Assisting with arrange
ments were Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Murphy and Mrs. Anna Murphy.
COUNTRY CLUB LADIES
ANO GUESTS ENJOY
LUNCHEON AT CLUBHOUSE
The ladies of th Roseburg Coun
try club were honored by the pres.
ence of Mrs. Paul Moen and Mrs.
Frank Woodworlh, visiting guests,
at thoir Mnrfh l'-?f
- u uuvt
luncheon. Bridge was played dur
ing the aflernoon with high score
going to Mrs. Paul Moen. Mrs.
Clyde Knight placed second and
Mrs. Dorothy Bronson, third.
Members and guests present
were Mis. Frank Bistak, Mrs. C.
E. Knight, Mrs. K. W. Sedeil, Mis.
F. M. Chapman, Miss Anne Kelly,
Miss Evangeline Chapman, Mrs.
L. G. Twohy, Mrs. M. L. Hall
mark, Mrs. R. D. Bridges, Mrs.
Emily E. Judd, Mrs. Paul Moen,
Mrs. J. F. Dillard. Mrs. Kenneth
Bailey, Mrs. Vern Keel, Mrs. Dem
ing Bronson. Mrs. W. F. Amiot.
j Mrs. Frank Woodworlh and Mrs.
1. J, Bean.
INTERIOR OECORATINO
TOPIC PRESENTED BY
MRS. DEAN ROSS AT CLUB
I Beta Gamma chapter, Epsilon
1 Sigma Alpha, met Thursday eve
j mng at the home of Mrs. Harold
! Lacy. Mrs. Dean Ross was guest
! speaker on the topic "Interior Dec
j orating Through the Ages." F o I
j lowing the program, refreshments
i were served. Those attentling were
j M's. Pete Fullerton, Mrs. John
Mowery, Mrs. Don Rogan. Mrs.
Dale Roles, Mrs. W. F. Schell Jr.,
Mrs. Bill Shullze, Mrs. Robert Sul
! livan, Mrs. Joy Wampler and the
hostess.
SUNDAY EVENING DINNER
AT RALPH CHURCH HOME
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Church en
tertained at dinner Sunday eve
ning at their home on the Garden
Valley road. The dining table was
centered with an Easter bonnet
cake. Covers were laid for Mr. and
Mrs. Henry I.eBachen, Dr. and
Mrs. Burhl Gilpin and Mr. and
Mrs. Church. The evening was
spent playing canasta.
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THE J. B. BAILEY GOLDEN WEDDING celebration held Saturday night at th IOOF hall was
th largest vent of th week. Members of th Immediate family pose for Jay Golden of Fred
riclcson's Photo Lab and include from left te right: Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bailey, Mrs. Mayme Krum
of Portland (lister of Mrs. Bailey); th honored couple, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Bailey; Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Bailey, Portland, and Mrs. Perry Evert Hi, Denver, niece of Mr. Bailey. Standing in
front are Sandra Everetti of Denver, great-niece of Mr. Bailey and Jim Bailey, Portland, grand
son of the Baileys.
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PORTRAYING THE GOLDEN WEDDING at the reception of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Bailey Saturday
night included: H. B. Roadman, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Bailey, Mrs. Mayme Krum (sister of Mrs.
Bailey and who was maid of honor at the wedding 59 years agol, and Mrs. Perry Everett of
Denver. In the back is Ross Hutchinion, who took the part of the minister, (Picture by Fredrick-"
son's Photo Labi
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DEPICTING THE BAILEY GOLDEN WEDDING of 1901 included:
; rraunendmer, tne onaegroom; ooooy oaroner, minister; Sandra Everett ot Denver
j honor, and Jim Bailey of Portlend, belt miw I Picture by Fredrickton't Phot Labi
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HOUSEGUEST OVER EASTER
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Robb, of
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nom or Mr- " Mr- Lytl during caster vacation. Mist
' Robb it senior in horn economics t Oregon Stat college.
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Miss Robert Robb, daughter ol
Baker was a houiegueit at th
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Julie Bartioff, the bride
Jackie
maid of
" ciuoyiiig ins (aiiermion raled III fireplac mantel and 1 torn ot Rosehurg.
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