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SatM April 21, 19S1 Tht Ncwt-Ravlew, Reicburg, Orp. 3 Ifllary Jeanne llfjileS lJ2ecome5 ?'74'" V- 1' ,e"N. -fc 7 7 ,. K. ' If ! . J- i' . 'V : ! -Of- - ft ' r . . ''" "''"' f A' : L ; r : : f . 1 3 deride oj- Hflerle oCee f-aln Mary Jeanne Miles, only daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Miles, became the bride of Merle Lee l'alm. ion of John Palm and the late Mrs. Gladvs Palm, at a verv pretty ceremony Wednesday eve mng.'April 18, at the beautiful new home of the bride's parents in 1 aurelwood. Rev. W; A. MacAr thur, pastor of the First Methodist church, performed the impressive finale ring ceremony at nine o clock in the presence of relatives and close friends of the couple. Numerous sDnnR flowers, wit yellow and white colors predomi nating, formed the decorations for the fireplace mantle and bouquets in the living room. The bride was charniihg in a navy blue suit with white accesso ries and a corsage of carnations. Miss Inora Markillie was maid of honor and wore a white dress with black accessories and a cor sage of pink carnations. Frank Ad dison acted as best man. an A reception followed, at which time the bride and brideeroom cut the first piece of the wedding cake which was served bv the bride's hnother. Coffee was poured b T the bride's maternal grandmother. Mrs. H. F. Snvder. of Roseburg. The lace-covered serving table was centered with the wedding cake, which was decorated in pas tel pink and white icing, flanked. by arrangements of spring blos soms. Decorations for the wedding were arranged by Mrs. Paul Jen kins. Mr. and Mrs. Palm will make their home in Roseburg. Both the bride and brideeroom have many friends in Roseburg. having spent most of their lives in this city. The bride attended the Roseburg schools and later at tended school in Portland. The bridegroom attended Rolindale school in Warren. Ohio. He is em nlovcd by Leo T. Kimbrell. paint ing contractor. PYTHIAN SISTERS HONOR OREGON GRAND CHIEF AT MEETING Oregon grand chief Elsie Thomp son was honored bv Pvthian Sis ters Temple No. 23 of Roseburg at a potluck supper on April 12. Fol lowing the supper, musical num bers were furnished bv Glenna S. Gill. Ruth Davis. Betty Hedge and Ruby Willey. A formal meeting was held after dinner and Geralnine rowler wis LOUIS BERNE YS HONOR ED AT SURPRISE ANNIVERSARY PARTY SUNDAY EVENING Mr. and Mrs. Louis A. Bernev Iwere honored at a surprise party sunaay evening at their home in the Green district. Friends called to congratulate them on their 25th wedding anniversary and to pre sent the Berneys with a beautiful pair of silver candle holders as mementos of the occasion. A beau tifully decorated wedding cake, I 4M i--. M U 4 A aV ' i - MR. AND MRS. MERLE LEE PALM, abov., pot for Jay Golden of Fradrickion't Photo Lab, follow. Ing thair wedding Wednesday evening at the home ot the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Miles. The bride It the former Mary Jeanne M ilei. In the picture below, Mr. and Mrs. Palm cut their wedding take. initiated into the Roseburg temple. also brought by the guests, was ,.HVVJl2,liBd "rV,d W."h refresh" HONORED AT SHOWER Mr. and Mr,. M.lvi, Mr-: .( ."el " !?.;.- JS . ?- r J- i . , - :.' y A ' Thompson. Marion Bolsinger. most excellent chief. Inga Hieh: district deputy grand chief, Ethel Skavdal; excellent senior. Alta Arthur: PINK AND BLUE SHOWER GIVEN AT LANDER HOME FOR MRS. DEAN SMITH Mrs. John Lander Jr., was a charming hostess honoring Mrs. Dean Smith of r.mpire, ore., wnn n Palmer Jr. (LaZella Lowdenl who were recently married, were honored Friday evening at a charming shower at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gus Spalcoutky. Large sprays of cherry bloitoms graced the room, with decorations being carried out in rote and white. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Palmer Jr., Mr, and Mrs. F. W. Lowden, Miss Mildred Lowden, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Palmer Sr., and daughters, Kathryn and Jean, nette; Charles Palmer, Mr. and Mrs. Selmar Hutchins, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Lowden and children, Jimmy, Linda, and David; Mrs. Myrtle A. Wells, Mrs. Fred McCormack and daughter, Sharon. son; Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Tipton, f Myrtle Creek; Mr. and Mrs. Curtiss Alberts and children, David and Ruth; Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Mrs. H. A. Canaday and brother, y Schlatter, Mr. and Mrs, Ray Anderson and daughter, Carol; Mrs. Lula Trumble and grendson, Mrs. Williams; Mrs. Ray Hough Larry Amiot; Mrs. Jack Smith, Mrs. Ethtyn Strat ton, Mrs. Charles Holcomb, Mrs. Ann'abelle Peters rS.,i. u n v: Mu i.""J t Mr;-I and daughter, Karla Ann; Mrs. W. O. Delaney, Mrs. C. M. Stubbs and daughters. Charleene and Charles Hill, Norma Hill and Leigh- ,, .? ', .... '. .. . j. i.'L cl u: 1U.1..I1. 11.. n...:iu w.i. nope; ivir. ana iviri. iviaivin iieaiy ina aaugmar, jnirryi mn, (inbvni lunumo, mn. wttiiiv vtii( Clyde Pope, Miss Orile Pope, Miss Roialie Pope end Mr. and Mrs. tous Spakousky. (Picture by Paul Jenkins! ments. Those attending were Mr. and Mrs. E. Rauschert, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Edwards and family; Mr. and MpB D-V. All- 11 1 ,. ... . T!. 1.,,.. ..r.l.rv " "!. Sj-Vu i j". n.il. i Sinclair, Mrs. Featherstone, Mr. Edith Landis, treasurer. Belle ,nH w. w.lw .j'.. '.STISt and Mr,. O. C. L.ndfield anil pianist Betty Hedge. Also attending were Mattie Jack son. Ora Worthington, Velma Permin. Ingrid Anderson. Alvce Harvie, Jennie Jorey, Grace Hel vev, Ethel Hecathorn, Gladys Frenette. Ruby Willev. Glenna Gill, Josephine Lamborn. and Frances Guv of Phalena Temnle No. 17; Golda Nickell, Myrtle Wen ger, Fred G. Wenger, Thensia Ma ive. Fannie Heilman, Minnie South, Margaret Shelton. Ger tie Hess. Ethel Slahaugh. C. O. Slabaugh, A. O. Helvey, I. A. Skavdal. Mrs. M. Goeuev. Mrs. J. A. Gibson and the Misses Beverly Nickell and Lois Hess. Refreshments were served after the meeting. ton Hill. TENMILE CLUB HAS POTLUCK LUNCHEON MEETING WEDNESDAY The Tenmile Ladies elub held a meeting at the Tenmile church Wednesday with apotluck lunch eon at noon. The business meeting was I n charge of the president, Mrs. Minnie Melius. Mrs. Renie Jenkins, Mrs. Garnet Folmsbee and Mrs. Mabel Roberta from the Olalla Busy Steppers club, who are on the cemetery committee, were present to give their report. It was decided to have the cemetery clean up day on Sunday, April 22. Both men and women who are inter ested in this project are urged to U. of 0. MOTHER'S CLUB ENJOY DESSERT-SUPPER AT STANLEY KIDDER HOME Mrs. Stanley Kidder entertained . , u n: f i Bmiurr, L" X." i tht home of Mrs nun wmi a liivrij ucMtri L-i.u(iit-i c-.., u.... k.. v, . a,; it it-, a n " Stewart Meadows Parr was co-hostess.. The table ,Bm,- .TT.Mn, nicTeirr was centered with a large bouquet PnVnENkDl5a;Vh fIlIS wi iuiiin. Mrs. HaroM Horn. Mrs. John MRS. FRED VEHRING . Nachter, Mrs. Paul R. Shanklin 1 ENTERTAINS FOR CLUB and Mrs. Stanley Kidder. WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON The next meeting will be a pot- " "eci venring emertaineq uck suoDer. Mav 2L at 7 D.m. at members ot tne merry-t.o Houna A. A SI Onoe at a 1:.10 o'clock dessert- luncheon Wednesday at her home on Chadwick street. Pretty a f rangements of spring flowers were used about the rooms and as a centerpiece for the beautifully ap Following the business session Attending the Southern district 1 pointed serving table. Following a Chinese auction was held. meeting of Women's Socieiy of the business session, a social hour Those present for the evening Christian Service at Klamath Falls was enjoyed, were, Mrs. Ethel Turner, Mrs. A. I through Tuesday included: Mrs. I Tresent were, heshles the host" A. St. Onge. Mrs. Orlena Slattery, 1 Lucien Cobb, Mre. G. M. Krell, 1 ess, Mrs. Howard Carnes, Mrs. W. Mn Fllia fTnllttr Mr Carl R.plr. 1 lra llarnlrl Inn., Sir U' A I U r.rU. (r I U.r.M Vinl.nl. mm M hmln Thm wnmM mrm in hind. Mrs. O. M. Bfrrlr. M rs . Dnnn MacArthtir. Mr. and Mrs. Reuhen Mrs. Grnrffe Johnson. M.rs. J. a pink and blue shower Mondsy bring a covered llish and table j Radabaugh, Mrs. Hedwig Watzig, Johnson and Mrs. Leo Gillett of Kearhy Masters, Mrs, Earl Age evening at her home on Robert'a service for a potluck luncheon. Mr- E. McClintock. Mrs. I)em-1 Roseburg and Mrs. Paul Rummell and Mrs. George Sothman and son. Creek. i Another quilt was quilted at Bronson, Mrs. A. D. Parr, 1 of Dillard. . 'Bryce. oames were piayea wim purr. tm, mwt,n. At the next meeing MRS. J. F. DILLARD COMPLIMENTED AT CHARMING PARTY FRIDAY EVENING Mrs. James Hughes and Mrs. W. F. Amiot entertained at a charming bon voyage party Fri day evening at the attractive home of the former on Deer creek in compliment to Mrs. J. F. Dillard, who with her husband, left Sun day for Japan to visit their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Snoddy. Forsythia and scilla formed the decorations. Contract bridce was in play during the evening with high scores going to Mrs. Fedortck J. Porter and Mrs. Josephine Smith and travelim prizes going to Mrs. Dillard and Mrs. Mitchell Moore. Later in the evening, lovely gifts were presented to Mrs. Dillani from Mrs. Harold E. Srhmeer. Mrs. Alfred C. Anderson. Mri, Mitchell Mere. Mrs. Josephine Smith, Mrs.. A. F. Micelli. Mrs. Frederick J. Porter and the two hostesses. Following the opening of the gifts Mrs. Amiot and Mrs. Hughes served delightful refreshments. I KASER NICKENS TEA GIVEN FOR OREGON STATE MOTHERS CLUi MONDAY AFTERNOON - , Mrs. Neil Kaser and Mrs. Car Nickens were co-hostes-- Monday afternoon at a charming tea at the former's attractive home on Harvard avenue for ttie members of the Oregon State Mothers club. Spring flower formed the cente'. piece for the beautifully appointed tea table. Interesting reports were given on ' the Oregon State Mothers board meeting held in Portlsnd by the president. Mrs. H. H. Turner, aad secretary, Mrs. J. P. Motschen-; "Early American Music and bacher. ! Traditions." Mrs. Carstens arcom- Lovely refreshments were served I'snied Mrs. Nielsen's vocal num by Mrs. Kaser and Mra. Nickens br's- ..,.. . . to: Mrs. Adelin Fields of Portland,' 0n behalf of the chapter, Mrs. a guest, and Mrs. H. N. Jacohson, ' Ray S. Petreguin presented a inn Mrs. C. E. Dishman. Mrs. O. J. Feldkamp, Mrs. Walter E. Her cher, Mrs. Ray Barrow. Mrs. A. C. Kenny, Mrs. Hugh Ritchie. Mrs. Harry F. Hatfield. Mrs. H. H. Tur ner, Mrs. Foster Butner. Mrs. K. D. I.ytle. Mrs. George E. Houck and Mrs. J. P. Motschenbacher. and a Spode plate to Miss Joann ! Ware, who has been chosen as the , DAR citizenship eirl of the vear. The next meeting will be Msv !2I at 7:30 o'clock at the homr of Vrs Nielsen with Mrs. Orrin Ba ' I'CT in charge of the program on ! rational defense. Mrs. Celia tliv will -report ng . Continental Con- being awarded to Mrs. Mmer i.an- , qiljt wj be quilted ,,) mor. der, Miss Sandra Humphreys and bandages will be rolled for the Ve- Miss Oletha Smith. terans Hospital. Members are re. Gifts were presented to Mrs. ni,..i. h,in. . n.,r r .,,..nr. Smith by Mrs. Elmer Lander and , Thn attending were Mrs. Re daughter Judy; Mrs. Charles nj, jenkm,, Mrs. Garnet Folms Smith Sr., Mrs. Chrles Smith Jr , bee. Mrs. Mabel Roberts and Mrs. Miss Oleiha Smith, Mrs. Ohm rmml Ccllver. euesls. Mrs. Lander. Mrs. John Lander Sr., Blanche Degner. Mrs. Emma Mrs. Malcolm Humphreys, Mm DifHrirh. Mrs. Mvna Garrison. Sandra Humphreys, Miss Pat Mr. Mr, Hodges. Mrs. Anna Ire- Humphreys. Mrs. Dsle Lander, Mrs. Minnie I .or k wood, Mrs. Mrs. John Hess, Miss Lis Minnie Melius. Mrs. Maureen Hess, Mrs. George Thomas. Muetzel, Mrs. Gladys Rathkev, Mrs. Ivan Lander. Miss ur. in,. smiih Mr. K.t Wit. Sonya Lander. Mrs. lona Dirken- , Mnl, mivt, Krrto, Mrs. El- son, Mrs. John Ferguson, Mrs. nor Rjrhter and Sandra and Howard Cracroft. Mrs. William , .hnny: Mrs. Alice Pierce, and Adams. Mrs. Leonard Smith. Miss Mr. juti, Rreiienhnrher I Sharon Under, Mrs. Klwood Mc-1 Th n, munt will be held I i-augnnn, miss jsnei i.anaer. n. ,t th Tenmile church Wednesday, I,. LaiHier anu uie nusirnx, flu. April Zo. John Lander Jr. Delicious relreshments were MISS HELEN CASEY IS served by the hostess, assisted by GUEST SPEAKER AT her daughter, Janet, and Misa Pat TILLER TROUPER MEETING Humphreys. 1 . . - i mi.- iiririi wi ixwruuiii WOMEN OF MOOSE wss the guest of the evening re-; HOLD OPEN MEETINd I renlly at the Tiller Trouper's first AT HALL MONDAY NIGHT t guest night event. I Miss Casey gave several dra-1 Women of the Moose met Mon- ,,,. r,,dings and a brief skit day evening at the hall and en- 0n Cornelia Otis Skinner's experi-; tertained prospective members as fnr wjlh h,r fa,her in shake-, guests. The members were invited spearean revivals. Twenty - one to attend a friendship meeting at Rut 0f the Tiller Troupers at-j ma ma in rails may s ann as many t,nrii the meeting and plans were members as possible are urged to man lo present two one-act plays tne nct meeting will be May 21 1 tress, which she attended at the home of Mrs. K. D. I.ytle Washington. D. C. in Laurelwond with Mrs. Foster Butner and Mrs. O. J. Feldkamp M"- N0 MS- WAR R EN assisting hostesses. All members ENTERTAIN IN HONOR are urged to be present as this of MJ- T HANSEN will be the last meeting of the club until fall. MRS. E. B. STEWART ENTERTAINS DAR AT DESSERT-SUPPER MOhfPAY , Mr. and Mrs. ,T C. Johnson, Mr. ad Mrs. Paul Trozelle. Mr. and i Mrs. Everett Owens and son, Larry; Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Pat j terson of Suiherlin. Mr. and Mrs. i Art Hansen and Sir. Stvunuj. Mrs E. B. nVewart entertained of WiOliir. were entertained ttt ham the DAR at a charming 7:30 buffet supper hv Mr. and Mrs A , o'clock dessert - suoDer Monday W. Warren at tHir home in Rose-1 evening at ejsr attractive home tn hafg Thursday evening honoring' I.jurelwood.- S p r I g Uowcrs Mts. Hansen on her birthday. Th termed the decorations f Mix ,Vi- , table was angered with an r bel Goettel asjiilrd the hostess in rancement of pink camellias s,mnl- l' j After Mrs. Hansen opened hr Covers were Placed for (f r s. ' many nice gifts the eveninej vMs ' Clyde W. Carstens Sr., Mrs. DarIspent in playing canasta. , ley Vtare. Miss Joann Ware. Mrs. il J. A. Gibson and Mrs. Washing- METHODIST CHOIR HAS tun iliiiihsc; guests, and members- SOCIAL HOUR FOLLOWING Miss Margaret Paee. Mrs. L. K. REHEARSAL TUESDAY NIGHT ' Nielsen. Mrs. Orrin Bsker. Mrs.! Following the weekly rehearsal W. M. Campbell. Mrs. W. R. An- meeting of the choir of the First 2"rMln' Mr- c- p- l'lnr. Mrs. Methodist church Tuesday e v e Rav S. Petreouin, Mrs. George M. nmg. a social hour was enjoved hrown and Mrs. D. N. B u s e n- at the home of Mr. and Mrs. in D,rk- C Gillett on Pitzer street. R e- Mrs. Nielsen and Mrs Campbell freshments were served. There presented a eharmmg program on were about 20 present , '""" at Days Creek in June. Faye Owen reported on the bonk Refreshments were served by- lor me mnosriieari i nrarv. m- .hi u .11... Mr. iianrom ... -i ( ' - ..a it r -w - .' ... .. t r r Stranger at The Inlet." A gift Aker and Mrs. Charles' Porter. - .,V 7 k. f f ASQ 1Jl i s 11 jn was given in mrs. nrannon. wnn nuring the coffee hour, excerpts j , - v T . t f 'Jtfkyi -. ! - ; : . ' ,k(iT W ;ith her husband, will go to Moose- from two plajls were given w i t h ' A a.', ' ff;T Jt f&V. ,.:.: 1. I : haven in Florida soon. ' Mr. Mallery. Mrs. Frank Price. ' .fj lyla, ijL ftrlw. .' f ' ."' 1U . . 1 I It was reported the Women of Mr. Milton Andrews and several 7 W I Af "7 ' - 4 Ni I the Mwe won a bltie ribbon for olh,r pl,y,r, taking part. V - .jf J . tJ ljjr-. S 'vV,l .V . ' an's club annual spring fewer B. P. W. AIDS CONVENTION .-. R Wf 1 vk ' k. . S- ' show. Ollie Knieger was chatrman FUND WITH DELIGHTFUL '"0-4 llllJ kS Ml . I of the entry and was assisted by BENEFIT BREAKFAST tTt. Ji Il.;A K jJr ? " (U :."- -1 V ! S indJnonX.in'r Th0n,I,SOn, Mrs. Flossie Virden, Mrs. Mar XT vll fH'ty Y) Vi , , X " and Marion Bolsinger. Unri, W.on and Mrs. MtMred 14W I 'i jA t Jr? ' '' ; -. -S7 " -A . 't ' MRS. IVAN PICKENS tlermsn were hostesses at a spring v ? 5- T.V ITS'. ZA-' . ,, ' T J ENTERTAINS BRIDGE breakfast for the Benefit of the rV fv 1 'J A '' 7' 7. - , ' f CLUB AT LUNCHEON "J Business and Proti-ssional Worn-' VcaY ' jH sf. . nf . S, . . : '. '. '. ! an's Slate convention fund. The k. . 7 I-. teeF. iT' -jt V " , Lilacs and matching lilac, rat- event was held at the charming ' j J. W V'i I-;H af ' W 4 1 . , , ored, candles graced the lace cov- home el Mrs. Herman at 2WU f" P X 1 J ' (S l 'Jt ' V Si I i i ! ererl table used r Mrs. Ivan Mvrlle avenue April 15. ZH-3 H V i. l lCs ' 'i V " JL-i' " - ' Pickens Tiesd,y when she enter-. T)e breakfast was served at 1 , F ' Jl e ' V- liJrb'S ? ISL" .. ,', j rum Islire whifh was eh ing one 0 clock luncheon at her at-i decorated With yellow tractive home on Fowler street. I ppnng flowwrs. Th yell Guests were Mrs Ilarn'd E. white color scheme was al car- ,.ki, I77TMI w. - Ir 4 H f iSd P,. ' ;f - Schmeer. Mrs H. U. Turner and ried out in the room decorations. REV. AND MRS. FORREST HILL are pictured at the beautifully appointed serving table a few Mrs. Frederick J. Porter. Mem- A delicious brcaMasI served m;But., before gueits arrived to congretulate (hem on their silver wedding anniversary Monday bars enjoying the nrshin with to the following ijwests. Mrs. Lsura tl l . j .l x u. r-L ..L -f il. Mrs. Pickets were Mrs. D. B. Bu- lies. Mrs. Stella Spencer, Mrs. vnin9- 'he eharmmg event was sponsored oy the mmionary group of the Church of the har, Miss Helen Ca-ey, Mrs Ches- Minnie Clark. Mrs. Mully MJddus, nazarene wnien Rev. end Mrs. Mill have served tor the past seven years. Mrs. mil wore a cor- ter Morgan and Mrs. L. E. Mc- Mrs. Eleanor Massey. Mrs. Gladys sage of sweet peas, a gift from her daughter, Mrs. Paul Weaver, and lovely arrangement of Chntnck. Foley, Dr. Eleanor Carlson, Mrs. sweet peas, e gift from Mrs. Lee Marsh, decors ted the serving table. The wedding cake was a hrd ni. w.i .-" ll ' tV vh ".'s,' r V"' Eu'l rnl' "m w ' h Sunday School classes and was decorated with silver bells. Assisting Mrs. nrinz play won by Mm. Mm Kdyth Gilmour. Mr. (ilnn 2 ... aa . , ., .1 m l u l i u i ji i Porter wth Mm. Morgan wmning Young and Mm. KatheriM Lock- Pul Vv,r ftd Mr- L Marlh w,h th '"-1 Brbr Marsh, UVm L.ndlty, Joyce th traveling prize. 1 wood. ,MutchUrt Mary Weaver, Merle Suiter end Oarlene Reed. (Picture by Paul Jenkins) e
