lYlarrit Al Qiurcli Ceremonu J)n dooS (SaiA
Sot.. April 14, mi Th. N.w.-Rtrltw, ltMbUrf, Or. I
flfjrS. Ranted Quentin oltnSon
cllocai Sororilii
rruL
erA
a
Attend Stale
onuenlion
f
e i . , t-U y A
f " '' . " it :
-1 ! V J f ,
I
The wedding of Barbara Jean
Taylor and Robert Eugene Smith
March 10 in the First Baptist
church in Cool Bar wax a lame
event and is of much interest to
many resident! of Roseburg as
the bride'i mother ia .a former
lesident of this citv.
Lighted tapers and large bou
quets of lavender and while stock
formed the altar setting. Rev. Ce
cil Brown performed the double
ring ceremony. The bride is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Dale
Taylor of Coos Bay and the bride
groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
J. M. Smith of Portland.
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, wore a white sown of
satin made with a net yoke
trimmed with seed pearls. The full
skirt was made en-train. A satin
cap held her fingertip veil and
she carried a white shower bou
quet centered with an orchid.
Miss Jacqueline Lamb of Mc-
4
- ;
WILL IE BRIDE Mr. and Mrs. Harold D.l.t.r cf Winchester
announce fht engagement f their daughter, Mildred, to Robert
Lee Emery, eldeit ion of Mr. and Mn. Richard W. Emery, of Mot
Springs, S.D. The bride-elect was yttdueted from Roseburg high
school in 1947 end was employed in the Roseburg branch of the
U.S. National bank a year prior to being transferred to the Eugene
branch of the U.S. National bank, where she it still employed.
Both Miss Deister end Mr. Emery ere members of tttj senior clavf
of Bible Standard Institute in Eugene. Mr. Emery is student co- j
pastor of tne Crow Open Bible Standard church, Crow, Oregon, i
No date has been set for the wedding. j
Minnville was maid of honor and
wore a frock of orchid taffeta with
a stole of matching net. She car
ried an arrangement of vanda or-
i chids.
I Bridesmaids were Donna Gun
I nell. Joyce Wright and Donna
I Knoll. They wore frocks shading
from orchid to delicate oink. They
; wore matching atoles of net and
; carried flower arrangements simi
lar to that of the maid of honor.
Little Connie Brown, daughter
of Rev. and Mrs. Cecil Brown.
I was flower girl and wore a gown
! ol pink taffeta. Candle lighters
! we re Miss Alice Smith and Miss
I.ois Frakes.
Mrs. Thomas Howard, sister of
the bridegroom, from Marvsville.
Hash., was soloist and sang, "At
D.iwning," "Because" and "The
l.ord's Praver." Mrs. Charles For
rest was accompanist and also
played the traditional wedding
marches.
" v
Jerry Smith, brother of the
bridegroom, was best man and
ushers were Tom Hushes. Carl
Wickham and Paul Halsor. Jim
mie Taylor, nephew of the bride,
and Jimmie Mills, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Brewer Mills were ring bear
ers. A reception followed in the
church parlors. Mrs. K. H. Pick
ens cut the cake and Mrs. Ivan
Pickens and Mrs. Brewer Mills
presided at the serving table. Oth
ers assisting were Marion Koski,
Marilyn Ifarlan, Mrs. Robert Rich
ardson, Mrs. H. D. Vales and Mrs.
Krneat Harrington. Mrs. John Ni
coll of McMinnville registered the
guests.
Following a wedding trip soulh.
the newlvweds will reside in Mc
Minnville, where both attended
Lmi'ield college. For traveling, the
bride wore a Bold suit with aqua
coat and brown accessories and
an orchid corsage.
Out-of-town guests included Mr.
and Mrs. J. M. Smith and Rodney
and Jerry Smith of Portland: Mrs.
(iertrude Howard. Seattle: Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Howard. Marvsville.
Wash.. Pfc. Joseph M. Smith Jr..
Camp Cook Calif.. Mr. and Mrs.
R. W. Travis. Jacaueline Lamb.
Alice Smith. Tom Hughes. Carl
Wickham. Marvin Flitcroft, Paul
Halsor and Mrs. Niroll. all of Mc
Minnville: Mr. and Mrs. Walter
littis and son. Bill: Mr. and Mrs.
K H. Pickens. Mrs. and Mrs. E.
II. Bingenheimer. Mrs. Ruth Ive
all. Mrs. F.thel Parr and F.. D
Lindberg of Salem: Mr. and Mrs.
Ivan Pickens and son. Jon: and
Barney Wimer of Roseburg: Donna
Knnil and Donna Gunnell from
Lniversitv of Oregon. F.ugene, and
Mr. and Mrs. C, K. Havnes, Cot
tage Grove.
BETTY JOE TOMLINSON
BECOMES BRIDE OF
LEO GLEN MARTENSEN
Betty Jo Tomlinson. daughter nf
Mr and Mrs. E. E. Tomlinson. of
Sulherlin. became the bride of l.eo
Glen Martensen of Roseburg. son
oi Mrs. Walter Crab, of Mvrtle
Point. April 3, at the Baptist
church in Reno. Nev.
The bride wore a grev suit wilh
white accessories and a corsage
of violets and rosebuds.
The bride attended school in
Sutherlin. She was employed thrpe
years in the office of the Oregon
Employment Service and just prior
to her marnace. she was emsiovcd
in the Forest Service office. The
bridegroom was emnloved at the
Outdoor store and is now employed
in Camas Vallev. Mr. and Mrs.
Mirtensen will make their home
in Camas Valley.
MM. C. B. WADE IS
HOSTESS AT CHARMING
LUNCHEON FOft CLUB
Magnoliaflora camellias (and
matching shell pink tapers cen
tered the heaiiiifullv annotated
leble used by Mrs. C. B. Wade
Tuesday, when she entertained her
bridge club at a charming one
o'clock luncheon at her lovely
home on South Kane street.
Covers were Placed for M r .
Paul Helweg and Mrs Mairrtre
J. Newland. guests, ind Mils Helen
Casey, Mrs. Ivan Pickens. Mrs.
D. B. Bubar. Mrs. Clair K. Alln
Mrs. L. E. Mcdmtork. Mrs.
Chester Morgan and Mrs, Wade.
High scores for the feiniract
bridge play were won Mrs.
Newland ind Mrs. McClintock.
Local members of Omicron chap-, members; a beautiful memorial
ter returned S mday from Corval- j service for those members de
lis where they attended the state , parted the past year, and election
convention of Delta Kappa of officers at which Vice-president
Gamma, national honor, society for ; Daphen Riffe presided. The present
women educators. The first ses- ' stare officers were unanimously
sion was opened Friday evening elected to serve for another year,
with the executive board dinner t ; The Corvallis School of Dance Arts
the Beau Brummel Supper club, provided the entertainment for the
Following this was (he business afternoon with ballet numbers,
meeting of the boaiH with M in: In the evening the President's
Melissa Martin, state president, banquet was held at the Corvallis
presiding. Attending the Friday , Country Club with Melissa Martin
evening meeting from Roseburg
were Daphne Riffe, second state
vice-president, and Violet Wilshire,
president of the local group. Other
local members who attended the all-
day Saturday meetings were Mar
garet Adair, Vera Fredrickson, Lu-
cille Lewis, Ina Farnsworth, Al- j Alpha Sigma State from Washing
via Wetherell, Luella Whitehead, j ton. A tribute wa paid to past
Verna Carothers and Katherine I state presidents since Alpha Hho
Lock wood. I State of Delia Kappa Gamma was
Following registration
indued' business
day s sessions
..D . aflaarnonn tpa at
.k- .-11. di. ..- . kirthj,.!1KI. 'le otticers were in-i
rata. i was held at noon in the
- . u.i,inu
Memorial Union ballroom, at which
T-v w c-k f A.Ktin
Dr. M. Margaret Stroh of Austin, i
lexas. national execuivie secrr-
r - E? Tnr of l'r' j
Str'fd.?I!:"""f"r.ne.'il
able to sense comin? events and
meet them by developing a 3en
eral spiritual fellowship, which i,
the mark of a mature org.nir...,on.
Presiding at the luncheon was Miss
Florence Beardsley of Monmouth,
with Mrs. Blanche McBee of Cor
vallis acting as toastmistress. I
The afternoon was taken up wilh
Initiation for honorary and for stale
DESSERT-SUPPER IS
GIVEN FOR MEMBERS OF
bADOURA CLUB TUESDAY
Mrs. Verne Hasbrook, Mrs. T.
B. Virden and Mrs. John Throne
entertained the Badoura club.
Daughters of the Nile, at a charm
ing 7:30 o'clock dessert-supper
Tuesday evening at the formera
nume.
Covers were placed for Mrs. W.
I.. Carr, Mrs. W. H. Carter, Mi-k.
M. C. Cassel, Mrs. Roy Catching,
Mrs. C. V. Criles. Mrs. R. C.
Gile, Mrs, Essie Koentz, Mrs. I, vie
Marsters, Mrs. E. C. Patterson,
Mrs. Kenneth Quine, Mrs. George
Quine, Mrs. R. B. Rhodes, Mrs.
Cliff Thornton. Mrs. J. M. Throne,
Mrs. Bert Wells, Mrs. T. B. Vir
den and Mrs. Verne Hasbrook.
Reports were given by Mrs. Gile,
Mrs. Koentz, Mrs. Patterson and
Mrs. Hasbrook. Plans were made
for entertaining the Queen of Ny
dia temple, Mrs. Simpson, of Poit
land at a ( 30 o'clock dinner at
Carl's Haven, May . Members
must make reservations by May
51,1 for this dinner by calling Mrs.
Patterson or Mrs. B. A. Young.
At the close of the meeting, a
delightful skit entitled, "And the
Villian Still Pursued Her," was
presented by Mrs. Crites, Mrs.
Thornton, Mrs. Hasbrook and Mrs.
Carter.
The members will meet to sew
for the Shrine hospital April 24 at
1:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs.
Bert Wells, 410 East Lane street.
CRUISERS CLUB HAS
POTLUCK AFFAIR AT
CHURCH MONDAY NIGHT
The Cruisers club of the Pres
byterian church met Monday eve
ning for a politick dinner at the
church.
Following the short business ses
sion conducted by Skiooer W. H.
Allen, a round table discussion on,
"Know Your Church." was pre
sented bv Deck Steward. Mrs. Earl
plummer.
Thnse taking part were. D r.
Morris Roach. E. S. Hall. Homer
Grow. Earl Plummer. W. C. Thur
low, R, Glen Brady and Gloria
Wunrh.
Mr. and Mrs. F.arl Plummer
and Mr. and Mrs. F.. S. Hall will
be hosts for Ihe April meeting.
Those present were: Mr. and
Mrs. Homer Grow. Mr. and Mrs.
E C. Havs. Mr. and Mrs. W. II.
Allen, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Plum
mer. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rergh,
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Thurlow. Dr.
and Mrs. Morns Roach. Mr. R.
Gien Rradv. llr. and Mrs. E. S.
Hall, Mr. and rs. Burdett I.eas,
Mr. and Mrs. James Humnheries.
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Austin and
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bavliss.
FUN NIGHT EVENT OF
MONDAY FOR ROSEBURG
BUSINESS WOMEN
Fnn night was enjoyed ov the
Business and Professional Wom
en's club members Monday.
Games were played dunn-r the
evening. The table was beautifully
decorated with apple blossoms
from the garden of Mrs. Emily
Judd. Committee members were
Virginia Ashrraft, chairman, and
Emily Judd.
Delegates were selected to at
tend the BPW spring convention.
Besides the president. Mrs. Flos
sie Virden, and V; Vivian I.oi
don, slate finance officer, they
will be Mildred Herman, Minnie
Clark, (elit I)y and Uarinrie
W arson. Alternates ara Iris
Spring. Ruby Widing. Katherine
Kennv, Janella Yow and Edith
linla.N
FOUR AND TEN CLUB ()
ENTERTAIN FOR
VIRNB nickinj
I J Verne Nirkens was tuest of
honor at a lovely party given by
faye Owens recently. Members of
TrZn 12 C.i,;b..PReTrh'l
tn.ni ...... . i .i .,..
Nickens, Eunice Beck. Leno( Horn,
presiding- and Mrs. Lillian Van-
, Ixian of Corvallis as toastmistfess,
Dr. Eva Anderson, a member of
: the House of Representatives of the
Washington Slate legislature, was
the speaker of the eyening. Hon
ored guests at the banquet were
founded in Oregon in 1941, after
! hJf-h "I "t'"
; u,,,i, WCIB pitrsfiiifu.
uviain nic (jiariiivn. j lie iirwiy"
j
i'ron. Musical numbers were given
A,nna k u-
on 'n ,rwr program by the (or-
High School
Harmonettes
j l .. . .. ,. . . .
g, J." -P-menV of
The' convention closed its ses-
i s ions Saturday evening with
awards presented to honored mem-
! tV Ho ehurg Chap.er wis'
it'rHM'th. hfvfn. 1
awarded the prize for having the
greatest percentage of members in
attendance, traveling more than
100 miles. Attendance at the ses
sions numbered around 200. Klam-
! ath Falls will be Ihe hostess city
1 for the 19S2 convention.
Vivian Niroson. Nona Thompson
Ka Simmons. Fave Jensen, Ol-
lie Nrueger. Ada llanna and the
hostess's son. Larrv. Sending a
gilt but unable to attend was
Mildren Gardner. Lenor Horn won
the special prize.
The next reeular meeting of the
club will he held May 1 at the
homf of Viola Spencer
PINK AND BLUE SHOWER
AT GUIDER HOME EVENT
OF APRIL THIRD
Mrs. Myrtle Geider entertained
at her lovely home at Fair Oaks
April J, honoring Mrs. Pearl Ad
aMS at a pink and blue shower.
Assisting hostesses were Mrs. Arna
Edwards and Mrs. Florence Ed
wards. Daffodils and hyacinths
were used in decorating. Games
were enjoyed during the aftcrnooi
and prizes were won by Mrs.
Crouse and Mrs. Francis.
Mrs. Adams received lovely
gifts from Mrs. Mabel Crouse,
Mrs. Jennie Harrison, Mrs. Ida
Weber, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Anna
Fains, Mrs. Dorothy Norton, Mrs.
Wilma Pelland. Mrs. Verle Gor-
ley, Mrs. Dorothy Longhreak. Mrs.
Maggie Francis, Mrs, Dora llamil-
ton, Mrs. Gladys Adams, Barbara
Adams, daughter of the honored
guest, and the hostesses.
i
'.
ofti g,t4 j; phj ,orj,,y
I . rrrTm'fW'ti i ' p . . t
; -Ml IV" V'Lv'ViKS
NEW MEMBERS PLEDGED AT THE PREFERENTIAL TEA to Alpha i
Mrs. J. P. Motschenbacher on Winchester street included: Mrs.
i Lawrence Hill, Mrs. Mervin Summers, Mrs. Bud Cowan, Mr, VV. A.
Weber. Mrs. Don O'Neil, Mrs. Harold MonighartMrs. Robert
i F?y. Mr, Willi. Sr.y. Mrs. Jo. Dent and Mr, Murr.y Smit
Mr,, rr.nklm Wickham. er.sident. conducted th. Dl.dq. cere-
' mony. Mr,, Craig Short had
!i; tiijlllll
A
f 1
11 - H
The First Congregational church
in Eugene was the scene Thurs-
i day pfternoon, March 22, of the
n-airiage of Miss Marion Galla,
' i!uii5hter of Mr. and Mrs. John
Galla Jr of Roseburg to James
; tjucnlin Johnson, son of Mr. and
1 Mr. Ralph Johnson of The Dalles.
The Rev. Wesley Nicholson per
formed the ceremony before aji al
tar decorated with baskets nf daf
fodils, iris and white candles in
cundelabra.
Preceding the double ring cere-
mony. Miss .Ian. Patterson sang
"Because" and "Th. Wedding
Praver."
The bride, given In marriage by
her fnlher, was beautiful in gown
of while salin. fashioned with
i mandarin collar and tiny buttons
; down the front over an under-gown
f nkil. nat nA .nlin llax u.il
which her mother made, was held
in place by a braid nf white satin.
She carried a bouquet of while
s.vcet peas and stephanotis cen
tered with a large orchid.
For the .traditional "something
old ', the bride carried a lace-ed;e
handkerchief, which was brought
I across the plains prior to the Civil
i War, a pair of bracelets worn by
the bridegroom's grandmother on
her wedding day and the blue
Sunday at the attractive home of
eh.rg. of th. oeeation. Members
carter of th. Zeta Tau Alpha
srrority.
The matron of honor, Mrs. Floyd
Walker, of Roseburg, wore ruse
satin and net fashioned to match
the bride's dress. Her bouquet was
of daisies and talisman roses tied
with champaigne-colored ribbon.
The bridesmaids. Miss Delores
Fiiedrirh of Molalla and Mia a
Shirley Weilzel of Ashland, aoror
ity sisters of the bride, wore
cresses identical to that of the
matron of honor, in champagne
i V",
"id talisman roses, tied with rose-
colored ribbons.
I Th. best man was Kenneth Ire-
land of Ontario, a fraternity
nroiner nr tne bridegroom, tisners
were Richard Graves, Tom Walsh
and vayle Dickersnn.
The mother of the bride wore !
a floor-length gown of mauve I
crepe. Wilh it she wore white ac
cessories and an orchid corsage.
Mrs. Johnson wore a gown nf pale
blue satin, black accessories and
an orchid corsage. I
Following tbe ceremony, a re- ,
reption was held at the Zeta Tail
Alpha sorority house on the TJni-
versity of Oregon campus. The
couple left later for their honey-
moon trip to Crater Lake and
pr.s.nt '
bach.r, director, Miss Helen
R. L. Davi., Mr,. Sidney Domenico, Mr,. Robert Kidder, Mr,.
Frank O'Brien, Mr,. Ralph Ohman, Mr,. Rob.rt Sabin, Mr,. Cr.ig
Short. Mrs. Walter W.lk.r, Mr,. Ralph Wiley, Mr,. Rob.rt K.nt
and Mr,. Franklin Wickham. Th. nest meeting will b April If
at th. horn, .f Mrs. Sidn.y Dam. nice.
I ,))
I northern California. For travellinf
the bride wore a knit suit of laven.
der with white and navy acre.
sories and th. orchid from her
bouquet.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnson are now at
home in Eugene where both ar.
continuing undergraduate work at
the University. The bride is a jun
inr and a member of Zeta Ti
Alpha sorority. 1'he bridegroom i.
a member of PI Kappa Alpha fra
ternity and will be graduated la
June.
COUNTRY CLUB LADIES
iNJ0Y BRIDGE LUNCHEON
J .
Ladies of th. Roseburg Country
' club met for I 12:30 luncheon
j .nursnay at tne ciun nouse. unag.
; was played during the afternoon.
Those attending were Mrs. H. E.
Schmeer, Mrs. Harry LeBeau,
Mrs. H. C, Stearns, Mrs. Jamea
Hughes, Mrs. J. F. Dillard, Mrs.
Alfred C. Anderson, Mrs. Frank
J. Bistak, Mrs. Emily E. Judd,
Mrs. Waller S. Fisher, Mrs. M.
L. Hallmark, Mrs. W. F. Amiot,
Mrs. Vent Keel. Mrs. A. M.
i Panter, Mrs. R. W. Sedell, Mrs.
I. J. Bean and Mrs. C. E. Knitht.
High score winners in bridg.
were Mrs. Harry LeReau, Mra. C.
I E. Knight and Mrs. W. F. Amiot,
Casey, Mrs. Verdun Boucock, Mr,.
0