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-i 6 The News-Review, Roseburg, Ore. Sot., June 21, 1952 Social ; . w-.t i .. ,:: ;-,y- Calendar ; f ' j' . ty.'.sV ! . ':'-' B5 r;j 4 ni 7 s.vV--. 1 r i ! " t j M. . ! I If ' t " ' 1 f H, :. i ' t i -ft . , " 's, 1 . HI 5rW THE WEAVER-LINDLEY WEDDING PARTY poses in the ', obove picture following the wedding of Melva Lauerene f Lindley ond David LeRoy Weaver June 6. Below, the bride pi gives the first piece of wedding cake to the bridegroom. ' (Pictures by Clark's Studio). r'1 tIjP MISS CAROL SUE HUNT HONORED AT SHOWER ' ' Miss Cnrol Sue Hunt was honor rd at bridal shower Sunday at ine social parlors of the Sutherltn Methodist Church by Mrs. Henry Campbell and Mrs. Allen Hollo peter. In honor of the bride, a mock wedding was presented by Kdna Campbell, Veda Hollopeter, Eve lyn Wahl, Alta Jean Campbell and Helen Curry. After the many gifts were open ed, tasty refreshments were serv ed to the following: Carol Sue Hunt, guest of honor, Mesdamos lxn Hunt, L. Philps, O.L. Torrcy, Earl Thatcher, John Chase, Rich ard Riggs, Don Currv, Robert Wahl, I'aul Scllars, Kd Dellart, Cecil Liesingcr, 0. Montgomery, Foster Montgomery, William Lie singer, Misses Joan Clark, Juanita Gibson, Arleen Nelson, Harriet Jean Campbell, and the hostesses, Mrs. Campbell and Mrs. Hollo peter. Those sending gifts but unable to attend were: Mrs. Lloyd Corn .HI .: v- WILL MAKE HOME HERE-Mary, 10, Joanne, 16, ond John Clayton Keel, U. ooove, have arrived .n Roseburg bv plana to moke their home with their uncle ond ount, Mr ond Mrs. Vernon Keel, ot 218 Court Street. Their former home wos in New Hope, Ala. (Picture by Paul Jenkins) m 9) mm ?, PS'1 . ' 4 ish, Mrs. M. E. Groshong, Mrs. Connie Lee, Mrs. Fred Brauningcr, Mrs. Elmer Pleuard, Mrs. Dick West, Mrs. Ora Irwin, Mrs. Gene Culver, Mrs. Betty Haskct, Mrs. W. Haines, Mrs. Howard Magill, Mrs. J. Gorman, Mrs. M. Wood, Mrs Howard Wahl and Mrs. Ger ald KabJcr, Miss Barbara Braun inger. Miss Mary Llttlefield, Miss Janice Parks and Miss Shirley Bak er. TWELVE AND WON CLUB ENTERTAINED AT PEIFEF. HOME ON TUESDAY Mrs. William Pelfer enlerlalned the Twelve and Won Club at a delicious luncheon Tuesday at her home. Covers were placed .for: Mrs. E. Princen, Miss Bernar dino Prlncen, Mrs. R. 0. Myers, Mrs. Thella Webber, Mrs. Fred Hargis and the hostess. Games were played with Mrs. Hargis winning the high prize and Mrs. Webber, second pri7e. The next meeting will bo June 24 at the home of Mrs, Myers. 4 V' Q'f il. y . "f I ii6KiWfi) iHiW A IfFjefva r . b " oCindieij- irldt 02), avi Melva Lauerene Lindley became the bride of David LeRoy Weaver at the Church of the Nazarene in Roseburg June 6. at 8 p.m. in the evening. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil L. Lindley of Roseburg; and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Weaver, also of Rose burg. Rev. Paul R. Weaver offi ciated. The matron of honor. Leona Buker, sister of the bride, was dressed in an orchid dress. Mary Louise Weaver, sister of the bride groom from Roseburg. was dress ed in yellow. Shirley Becker, friend of the couple, was a bridesmaid and wore green. The third brides maid was Ernestine Easterly, cou sin of the bride. She wore blue. Flower girls were Patty Rowley, cousin of the bride, and Helen Woods, cousin of the bridegroom from Albany. rrank Weaver was best man. He is brother of the bridegroom. Ushers were Russol Buker, broth- cr-in-law of the bride; Jim Rldie way, friend of the couple and Jim Easterly, cousin of the bride. The bride was given in mar riage by her father. Cecil Lind ley. She wore a slipper salin red- ingote over a hooped net skirt. Her veil was while illusion. Her bou- Sclxwarlz-JPlalz jPartij iiarmuiq Mrs. Fred Schwartz and her sister, Mrs. Martha I'latz, who is visiting here from LaCrosse, Wis., entertained at a charmiri ' one o'clock luncheon and bridge and canasta party Thursday afternoon at the former's attractive home on East Douglas Street. Beauti ful bounucts of red roses and sy ringa formed the decorations for the occasion. Enjoying the occasion with Mr3. PlaU and Mrs. Schwartz were: Mrs. C. B. Wade, Mrs. George Wharton, Mrs. B. L. Hardenbrook, Mrs. Ivan Pickens, Mrs. R. D. Coen, Mrs. Fred Lockwood, Mrs. J. V. Short, Mrs. O. M. Berrie, Mrs. Charles W. Wharton, Mrs. E. B. How, Mrs. L. W. Josse, Mrs. Arthur W. Baum, Mrs. Velle Broadway, Mrs. George Smith, Mrs. C. E. Gordon and her daugh- 1 8f . M M ' Vr7X J I W Kb ft? 'SO 0 5 ' I " f eaver quet was of white carnations with yellow rosebuds interspersed with net. Those lighting the candles were Jim and Gerry Lindley. The church was decorated with Ivy and orange blossoms. Huge baskets of peace roses and snap dragons flanked the altar.' Mrs. Roy Cox of Roseburg was soloist. Accompanying her was Lee Marsh at the organ. The reception was held In the church parlors for 150 guests. The lace covered table was centered with a tiered wedding cake, The bride's mother wore a navy blue suit with white accessories. Her corsage was of salmon col ored rosebuds. The bridegroom's mother wore a gray suit with navy accessories and a pink rosebud corsage. For traveling, the bride chose an orchid suit with white accessories. Following a honeymoon trio to the coast and Portland area, the new Mr. and Mrs. Weaver are at home at 1631 Grandview. Out of town guests Included Mrs. Marjorie Woods and daughter, Helen from Albany: Mrs. Elpha Ritter, Albany; and Rev. and Mrs. L. E. Weaver of Winlon, Calif. The bride is employed at J.C. Penney's and the bridegroom works at Smith Molors. an ler-in-law, Mrs. Robert C. Gordon of New York, and the latter's moth er, Mrs. H. Noble, of Hamilton, umo. Prizes fbr the afternoon's con tract bridge play went to Mrs. Row, first; Mrs. Coen. second, and Mrs. Berrie, third. Prizes in the canasta plav went to Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Iv'oble. EUGENE BRATSCH FETED AT BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION Eugene Bratsch celebrated his twelfth birthday, Wednesday, June 11, with a lovely party, given by his mother, Mrs. Barry Bratsch at the family home in Dillard. The boys gathered from two to four and played games with prizes award ed to Jack McLennan, Larry Bis- sionnetle, Gocrge Godfrey and Geno Bratsch. The hostess usr colorful bouquets of sweet peas about the rooms for decorations wilh balloons hanging about the rooms. Each guest was presented with paper cup favors filled with candy guns, tanks, plcnes and can nons. For refreshments the honored guest chose his favorite chocolate cake which his mother daintily decorated in pink lettering "Hap py birthday, (iene ". including twelve pink candles and matching holders. Twelve year old Eucene ereatlv enjoyed opening his many lovely gifts from the following friends: Jack McLennan, Jerry Griese, Larry Bissonnctte, Bobby Godfrey, uonny uootrcy, ueorge Godfrey, Andy Anderson, Robbie Jorgenson, Arlon Gilliland. Steven Giililand, Virgil Havlerson, Eugene Fisher. Mr. and Mrs. Don Martvn xnrt Donna Sue, Ion Thomas of St. Hel ens. Mrs. Goldie Willis, and his brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Bratsch and Stcvie. ROSEBURG BPWC HAS . OFFICER INSTALLATION The Rosebutg Business and Pro fessional Women's Clubs met Mon day evening at the new Woman's Club for polluck supper and in stallation of officers. Installing of ficer was V. Vivian Logsdon, past president of the local organization and treasurer of the fll'W state organization. Installed officers were Priscilla Clarenbach. presi dent; Edith Landis, first vice-president; Eleanor Massey, second vice-president; Cleo Moats, record ing secretary; Valyn Malstead. corresponding secretary; Kdyth Gilmour, treasurer; Vivian Pass- mor, sergeant at arms. All new Sunday June 21 Roseburg Community Players picnic at 6 p.m. Interested per sons and prospective members urged to c .31 act Wayne Wegner at Bob's Music Shop for further details. Monday June 13 Rotary Anns evening dinner meeting at Carl's Haven. Mrs. Story Ilea general chairman. Res ervations, call Mrs. Harold Hen, 3-5033 or Mrs. Jacklln, 3-3212. ! Women of the Moose initiation, 8:30 p.m. DST., at Moose Hall. Each member requested to bring small gift. Tuesday Junt 24 Tillicum Bridge Club last meet- ! ing of year for 12:30 p.m. potluck dinner at home of Mrs. Vera Hoi gate. 1 WCTU at home of the president, Mrs. R. D. Kniggs at 2 p.m. Roseburg Rebekah Lodge at IOOF Hall. 7 p.m. potluck supper preceding business meeting. Party sponsored by Business and Professional Women's Cluhs, at Veterans Hospital Recreation Hall from 7:30 until 9:30 p.m. Cards and refreshments. Ann Storrs, chairman. Roseburg Community Players at YMCA Hall in Armory, 7:30 p.m. Members and prospective mem bers Invited. Royal Arch Masons social night at 7 p.m. at Masonic Temple, for wives and invited guests. Buffet dinner followed by program. F. S. Club afternoon meeting at home of Miss Marie Martens, 1032 N. Jackson Street. Twelve and Won Club In lobby of Rose Hotel at one p.m. Lunch, eon in dining room. Mrs. Lorma Myers, hostess. Wtdrxiday June 25 Toastmistress Club joint Initia tion dinner at Riverside Grange in evening. Reservations must be in by Monday and may be made by calling Mrs. La Brie Ritchie at 3-8657 or Mrs. Thomas Patty al 3-6153. Members of Dillard-Wins-ton and Florence Clubs especially invited. All members of civic or ganizations also Invited. Jolly Eight Club at one p.m. at home of Elsie Hocft. Young Mother's unit of Camas Valley Knitting Club one p.m. PST at home of Cora Ellen Brown. 8:15 p.m. Men of the Moose at Moose Hall. Sutherlin Bridge Club at home of Mrs. Olga Bielman, west of Suth erlin in afternoon. Fair Oak Grange at Hall In eve ning for potluck supper preceding session. Sutherlin Grange at Grange Hall in evening for potluck supper pre ceding session. Tenmlle Ladies Club at Club house in afternoon. Mrs. Marjorie Hazen and Mrs. Kate Wilson host esses. Happy Hour Club at home of Mrs. Bee Croff in afternoon. Thursday June 26 Oakland Chapter No. 91, Order of Eastern Star at Masonic Tem ple. 7 p.m. Master Masdns to be guests. Pythian Sisters at the KP Hall at 8 p.m. Women of Country Club to meet at 12:30 noon luncheon at club house. Progressive or foursome bridge play at one p.m. Lady Elks at 8 p.m. in the lounge. Dessert-supper. Evergreen Grange H. E. Club clean up day. Members requested to be at the hall at 10 a.m. Shower to be given for Ivan Landers whose home was destroyed by fire. Hostesses Include Kalherlne Cory, Marion Harryman and Cora Jack, son. ' Circles of Woman's Society of innstian Service of Methodist Church to meet at 1:30 dessert luncheons at following places: No. 1, Mrs. J. E. Dent, 845 S. Pine; No. 2. Mrs. F. W. Chase, 409 Vista Avenue; No. 3, Mrs. L. M. Hodges, uaiKins Koad; No. 4, Mrs. A. B, Taylor, 1435 Madrone Avenue. - Sunshine Club afternoon meet ing at home of Mrs. William Stip wig, 1020 W. First Street, with Mrs. Lucia Ingles as hostess. Friday June 27 at Masonic Temple. VFW at Legion Hall at 8 p.m. for members and those eligible for membership. Douglas Court No. 18, Order of Amaranth Social Club members, their families and invited guests, 6:45 p.m. potluck supper at Ump qua Park, weather permitting. Saturday June 28 Hobo dinner at Fair Oaks Grange Hall. 7:30 p.m. standard time. Persons requested to bring box lunch. Prizes awarded to the best costume. Women of the Moose Installation of officers at 8 p.m. at Woman's Clubhouse on Mosher St. Swingeroo and Buckeroo Square Dance Clubs to sponsor square dance from 9 to 12 p.m. at Win chester Skating Rink. All square dancers Invited. , Sutherlin Five and Seven Square Dance 'Club at Grange Hall in evening. officers were presented with beau tiftil corsages. The club presented Mrs. Mildred Herman with the past presidents pin and a. beautiful rhinestone necklace. In charge of the meet ing was Mrs. Mildred Herman. She presented the outgoing offic ers with a gilt. After the installation, the meet ing was turned over to the new president, Mrs. Clarenbach, who closed the meeting. There was review of the pre vious year's" events, which have proven satisfactory. Shirley Iver son, accompanied by Virginia Young, sang Oley Speaks "Morn ing" and "The Lord's Trayer." ' Outgoing officers were the committee. " -'-hi --N- W. r NEWLYWEDS Pictured above are the new Mr. and Mrs. Alan Lowell as they slice the first piece of their wedding cake. The Lowells exchanged vows at the Presbyterian Church in Salinas, Calif., June 8. (Photo by Hurl Swortz) White gladioli and stock decorat ed the United Presbyterian Church in Salinas, Calif., for the marriage June 8 of Miss Bettv Barbara Nach- ter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Er-i win Sterner, to Alan Lowell, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Zurfleuk. Ten or Harold Ivcrson sang "Because" and "I Love You Truly" preceding tne ceremony. The Rev. M. L. Kemper, DD, per formed the impressive double ring ceremony at lour 0 clock in the afternoon in the presence of rela tives and friends of the couple. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a ballerina length dress of brocaded ivory satin, a wreath of pink roses in her hair, and she carried dark pink roses in crescent shape. Elaine McCullock of Ortonville, Minn., teacher from Bly High LiA ,. ' tl ---"- "j- .-.... ? (I !? MR. AND MRS. D. L. TAYLOR, obove, cut the cake at the reception honoring their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary ot their home ot 1310 W. Second Street the evening of Juno 13. Their daughter and son, Miss Carla Lee and Tom Taylor acted as host and hostess. (Picture by Paul Jenkins). . Many close friends and relatives called at the Taylor residence dur ing the evening to olfer congratula tions and best wishes to the couple. A large number of beautiful gifts were presented to the honored guests. During the evening. Miss Carla Taylor sang several songs appro priate to the occasion and Miss Janet Hargis played piano selec tions. Miss Hargis also had charge of the guest book. The traditional cake was served with punch and coffee from a beautifully apponted table.- Mrs. Ira Poole of Tiller pored. Mrs. Wesley Bailor cut and served the rake and Dwight Raines bad charge of the punch bowl. Irs. Fred Hargis and Mrs. Ed School, was maid of honor. She wore a blue silk shantung dress with yellow accessories and a nose gay of yellow roses. Kenneth Zurfleuk was his broth er's best man. Daryl Soenke usher ed. The bride's mother wore a grey sheer dress with dark pink acces sories and a pink carnation cor sage. The bridegroom's mother wore orchid linen with matching accessories and a yellow rose cor sage. A reception was held at the church. The bride's table was cen tered with a tiered wedding cake. Out of town guests included the bride's grandmother, Mrs. Car sten. Von Borstel of Gladstone, Ore.; and her aunt, Mrs. Walter Koch, Oregon City; her niece, Miss Marianna Koch, Oregon City; Mrs. Robert Schellenbcrg and Miss El len Schellcnbcrg of San Francisco; Hamlin of Canyonville, mother of Mrs. Taylor, assisted about the rooms. Out-of-town guests attending the affair included: Mr. and Mrs. Fred Reece of Anchorage, Alaska; Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ollivant and Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Raines of Brock way. YOUNG PEOPLE'S GROUP HAVE PICNIC JUNE IS The Young People's group of the Camas Valley Church attend ed a hike and picnic June 15. Fifteen young people met with their advisor, Mrs. Stanley Robin ette and hiked on the Baldwin Road to the Camas Mountain Way side where they were met by Mrs. Juan Swendener, co-advisor for the Mr. ' and Mrs. Kenneth Zurfleuk, Grass Valley, Calif.; Miss Carolo Zuefleuk, Beaverton, Ore.; Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Petjens, ShaniKo, Ore.; Phil Nachler, Roseburg; Mr. and Mrs. Andy Petjens Jr., Spring field, Calif. The bride was graduated from Roseburg Senior High School and from the University of Oregon. She , has been teaching in Bly High School for the past year. The bridegroom was graduated from the University of Oregon and is now employed with a large firm in Salinas, Calif. For traveling, the bride chose a navy blue suit with navy acces sories. Her corsage was yellow roses. Following a honeymoon to Big Sur on the California Coast. Mr. and Mrs. Lowell are at home : now in Salinas, Calif; J group, and several of the parents who helped prepare the picnic. Mrs. Robinette was presented with a gift for a goingaway present. Leave On Vacation Mr. and Mrs. Warren Ward left this mor ning for a week's vacation to Northern Oregon and the coast. Mr. Ward is commercial man ager of KRNR. Here From Berkeley Mrs. G. F. Conley and son and two daughters are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Den Radabaugh this week from Berkeley. Cal if.1 Mrs. Conley is Mrs. Radabaujh's sister. 1 .'esr 1
