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Sot, feb. 13, 1954 The Newt-Review, Roteburg, Ore.
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BRUCE AND OLIVE Elliott,
ot right, met at a Volentine
dance and four years later
were married that
was 28 Vz years ago and 26 of
those years have been spent in
Roseburg. They are parents
of two daughters and a son,
Mrs. Earl Oden Jr., (Norma
Jean), of Lebanon; Patricia,
16, nd Arthur Logan, 10.
They have two grandchildren,
. Bruce, 3, and ' Terri, 1 , son
and daughter of the Earl
Odens, Folk and square danc
ing, fishing and gardening are
the hobbies of both Mr. and
Mrs'. Elliott. Mr. Elliott is man
ager of the Roseburg J. C. Pen
( ney Company Store. (Picture
' by Clark's, Studio) .
A VALENTINE for you says
Stevie Erikson, 5-year-old son
of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Er
ikson, to 5-year-old Carolyn
Lee, daughter of Mr, and Mrs.
P. M. Lee, at the Lee home on
East Cass St. Stevie ond Caro
lyn became good friends while
. attendinpkinderqarren. (Pic
ture by Clark's Studio) .
THE ENCACEMENT of Doro
thy Carlson, daughter of Dr.
and Mrs. C. E. Carlson, Port
land, and Don Parr, son of Mr.
and Mrs. A. D. Parr, Roseburg,
was recently announced at the
University of Oregon campus.
Both are outstanding students
of the University where both
are seniors. (Picture by Clark's '
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SWEETHEARTS 61 yeors are
Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Welker,
whose 61st wedding annivers
ory was celebrated last Fri
day ot the home of their son
ond daughter-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. C. H. Welker, 1153 Hor
vord. They have lived here
since 1933. For the occosion,
Mrs. Welker wore a black
crepe dress and gardenia cor
sage. (Picture by Clark's Stu
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