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t n 1 V K ! I., f J -1 , 11 V y - - ' r,1-" v . v v THE HASBARGEN-CLOUb WEDDING PARTY is pictured abova TOllowing the marriage July la, of Eva Lorene Cloud, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Cloud of Sutherlin and Verlyn Carl Hasbargen, son of Mr. and Mrs.' Herman Hasbargen,' of this city. The wedding took place in the garden at the L. E. Shinn home. The Shinns are close friends of the bride's grandparents. (Picture by Clark's Studio).' ' ' . ' 1 , A lovely garden wedding took place at the L. E. Shinn residence Friday, July 24, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon when Eva Lorene Cloud and Verlyn Carl Hasbargen were united in marriage by the Rev. W. A. Sylwester of St. Paul's Lutheran Church. The bridal party took its place in as archway, which was attrac tive with baskets of white gladioli and baby breath. Flowers used in the boiiquets were from the lovely Shinn gardens. The bride, given in marriage by ber father, was beautiful in a gown of white sllnper satin with fitted bodice and lace trim. She wore a finger tip veil over the face and carried a white Bible, given to her by the bridegroom. She car ried a bouquet of red roses. The lovely gown was made by tae bride's sister, Mrs. Olive Vaughn, who was maid of honor and wore a gown of baby blue taffeta and carried a bouquet of red variegat ed pom pom dahlais. Bridesmaids were Miss Mary Gundlach, who wore pink taffeta and carried yellow and white glad ioli; and Miss Betty Shtaydohar, who wore turquoise blue taffeta and carried . rose colored pom pome. Mrs. Sylwester played Iavorite clasical numbers preceding the ceremony and accompanied Nan cy Fromdahl, who sang "0 Per fect Love" and "The Wedding Prayer." Gordon Hasbargen was best man to his brother, and ushers were Don E. Hasbargen and Ver non Teater. Ring bearer was Alan Lee Vaughn. Flower girl was Kathy Lynn Vaughn, niece of the bride, from Modesto, Calif. Mothers of the couple both wore navy blue gowns and corsages of tuberous begonias with baby breath sprays. About 95 friends and relatives attended the ceremony and recep tion, which was held bn the back lawn at the Shinn borne. Lovely refreshments which included a Sat., Aug. 7, 1954 The News-RtvUw, Reiebiirg, Ore. 9 F7T 4? i i 1 M - it, i it, if IT. j S i a , j. Cm , ; ; J, -t' J ' -- , : r J S ' fc.'Vtif- i- c . . : . , ' j- -. - , r.' ' '- THE WEDDING PARTY cf Miss Elva Scroggins and Leslie Johnson, who were married July 18, at the First Christain Church in Winston, is pictured above. The bride is. the Shower Jpartij. iJJonbrA IflfjrS. &&a(e Cliristiai three tiered weddir cake, were served by Mrs. E. C. Aderholt and Mrs. Simmy Cruse, sister and sister-uvlaw of the bride. The bride is the daughter ol Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Cloud of Sutherlin and attended school at Hilmar, Calif. She is employed at the Umpqua Hotel. Tne brid groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Hasbargen of Roseburg and is attending the Roseburg School of Business. He is a former Minnesota resident. Following a wedding trip to Euzene and the Oregon Coast, the couple are at home at 645 Fuller- ton si., iioseDurg. Mr i' it irk? I Mrs. A. E. Hasslcr entertained at a charming pink and blue show er party Wednesday evening at her borne in compliment to Mrs. Dale Christian. Summer flowers formed a pretty motif for the occasion. Games were played with prizes going to Mrs. Christian, Mrs. Rob ert Hyder and Mrs. George Mil ler. Lovely gifts were presented to the guest of honor. Mrs. Ha3- uan sler, assisted by Miss Jo Ann Mil ler, served delicious refreshments later in the evening to Mrs. Chris tian and: Mrs. Elton Jackson, Mrs. Tom Rooke and daughter, Linda; Mrs. Ed Fery, Mrs. George Miller, Mrs. V. T. Jackson, Mrs. R. G. Baldwin, Mrs. Robert Hy der, Mrs. Alan Miller, Mrs. James Ruthrford and Miss Carolyn Su Jackson. daughter of Ruby L Scroggins of Winston and the bride groom is th son of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Johnson also of . Winston- (Pictur by Winston Studio). 7 jrarewe 3or well -$atr (jw Yflr&. Kilmer jfet The First Christian Church at Winston wat the acene of a very pretty wedding Sunday, July 18, when Elva Scroggins, daughter of Ruby E., Scroggins, of Winston and Leslie Johnson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Johnson, also of Winston, were united in marriage. The Rev. Rinke Feenstra per formed the 1:30 p.m. double ring ceremony before a Urge num ber of relatives and friends. Can delabra and baskets of majestic daisies and gladioli were used in decorating the church. Preceding the ceremony Miss Donna Keely sang "My Happi ness" accompanied by Mrs. Glenn nyaer, wno aiso piayett me traai tional wedding marches. The bride. liven in marriafie hv her father, was beautiful in a full- skirted waltz length gown of Chan tilly lace over white bridaL satin. wen Mrs. Elmer Peters, wife of the Rev. Elmer Peters, was honored at a lovely farewell handkerchief shower Tuesday morning at a brunch given by Mrs. John Ander son and Mrs. Al Fish. Others pres ent were: Mrs. J. Freeman, Mrs. Ernie Sohaucr. Mrs. Don Hatha way, Mrs. Cal Dawson, Mrs. Ed Gilden, Mrs. Al Bergerson ' and Mrs. Kaipn Apperson. The Peters family recently left for Mcpherson, Kans., wnere the Rev. Mr.' Peters has accepted a pastorate. LARGE RECEPTION HONORS MR. AND MRS. W. E. BUTLER (Continued From Page Five) AL ZARAH COURT HIGH PRIESTESS and members from Portland were entertained by the Ladies Oriental Shrine Club in Roseburg Thursday at a luncheon at the Shalimar Club'. Left ot right: Mrs. J. n. Lastleberry, patrol; Mrs. The Ladies Oriental Shrine Club of Roseburg entertained the high priestess and members of Al Zarah Court, No. 58, of Portland at a luncheon Tursday at the Shali mar. . Visiting ladies and officers of the Roseburg group were present ed with corsages. Following the luncheon the afternoon was spent in planning sewing for Shrine Hospitals, the bazaar to be held in Portland in October, and a gen eral outline of work for the com ing year. Betty Kelsay was in charge of arrangements for the luncheon. Those attending from Portland were: Mrs. Harris E. Smith, high priestess; Mrs. Harlcy W. Covalt. associate princess; Mrs. T. N. Mc Ewan, first ceremonial lady- Mrs. George F. Fuegy, sewing chair man; and Mrs. John H. Castle berry of the patrol. Members of Roseburg attending were: Mesdames G. T. Smith, Hal Esselstrom, W. L. Carr, Eu gene Krewson, C. H. Esselstrom, R. B. Curtis, N. W. Cook. L. C Latham. Oscar Revel, T. W. Ber nard, W. 0. Kelsay. Stan Essel strom and Mona Hult. 4 'tfesT K&tiii H. W. Covalt, associate princess; . Mrs. T. M. McEwan, first ceremonial lady; Mrs- H. E. Smith, high priestess, and Mrs. G. F. Fuegg, serving chairman. (Picture by Master Studio). MRS. SHERLEY GIVEN SURPRISE PARTY TUESDAY ' Mrs. Clara Sherley was pleas antly surprised at her Yoncalla home Tuesday afternoon when a group of her neighbors gathered to help her celebrate her birth day. Cards were played during the afternoon after which a large birthday cake and other re freshments were served to: Mrs Fred Buruse. Mrs. Jerry Aumon, Mrs. Dean Hall. Mrs. Bun Moody, Mrs. Lester MorrU and Mrs. Sherley. MRS. LYNN CLOUD HOSTESS AT PARTIES Mrs. Lynn Cloud entertained re cently at two parties; the first, July 25, honored her son's wife. Mrs. Richard Cloud, on her birth day and was an afternoon affair. The honored guest received manv lovely gifts and at a later hour the hostess served refreshments including a decorated cake. Present were Mr. and Mrs. El don Davis, Mr, and Mrs. Owen Rose, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Owen, Mrs. William Gaubert, Mrs. Ken ny Gaddis, Mrs. Louie Morris, Mrs. Cora Cloud, Mrs. Richard Cloud and Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Cloud. Unable to be present but send ing gifts were: Mrs. Gerald Fit. patrick. Mrs. David Wardekotf, Mrs. Bessie Padelford, Mrs. Ken neth Padclford, Vernon Neiiwan ger and Richard Cloud. Ihe evening of July 28 Mrs. Cloud was hostess at a surprise party at the home of Mr. Cloud's mother, Mrs. Cora Cloud, honor ing ber on ber birthday. Two beau tifully decorated cakes graced the refreshment table, which was cov ered with a lace cloth, gift of the hostess and Mrs. Clarence White. After the many lovely gifts were opened, the hostess, assisted by Mrs. William Owens and Mrs. Richard Cloud, served refresh ments to the following i guests: Mrs. Cora Cloud, Mrs. Myrtle Cloud, Mrs. Phil Blundell, Mrs. Evelyn Gardner, Mrs. Clarence White. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rannels. Mrs. Myrtelle Green, Roseburg; Mrs. Vern Magill and daughter, Myrna, Grants Pass; and . Mrs. Ted Suckling, Grants Pass. FINDLAY HOME SCENE OF SHOWER PARTY A lovelv Dink and blue shower party was given recently for Mrs. John (Ruby Jo Findlay) Resner by Mrs.- J. D. Tucker and Mrs. Ruby Blood at the Tom Findlay borne at Lookingglass. . Following an evening of games, visiting and the opening of the manv beautiful gifts, delicious re freshments were served to: Mrs. John Resner, and Mesdames Ken neth Swinford, Bill Swinford, El lis Bartrum, Ralph Scbindler, Bob Schindler, Dave Harem, Clark Smith, Gene Palm, Casey John son, C. V. Keeney, Vester Dam ron, Johnston, Homer Tucker, Tom Barker. Elton Jackson, Don Mor berg. Clarence Bartlett, Charles Bardley, Rosa Keasey, D. W. Keasey Jr., John Fox and Miss Jo Damron by the hostesses and Miss Tom Findlay. 6ending gifts were: Mrs. Loyd North. Mrs. Clarence Anderson. Mrs. Robert Findlay and Mrs. Les lie Miller. FAREWELL PARTY GIVEN AT MELROSE A group of young people of Mel rose enjoyed a farewell party Thursday evening at the forks of the river to honor Siegfried Mahn. who left Monday for his home in Germany. The affair war arranged by Judy and Ginger Kettlcman. Swimming, games and a wiener roast were the evenings diversiions. Attending the affair were: Sieg friced Mahn, Judy and Ginger K-t-tleman. Nancy Hibbard, Ralph Deal, Bob Cook, Pedro Sutton, Joyce and Frances Becker, Jim Conn, Dixie Bell, Pat Bell, Phyl lis Cook and Dick Powell. BQNEBRAKE FAMILY HOLD REUNION SUNDAY The Bonebrake family reunion was held at Urain on Sunday, August 1. Relatives from Coos Bay, Eugene, Portland, Vallejo California. Garden Valley, Met ros e and the Dixonville area were present. The last decendents of John Starr Bonebrake were present at tne affair.. They were wul, George and Fred Bonebrake . and Hattie Geminder. John Starr Bonebrake came around Cape Horn in '49 and returned again in iz and moved his family here, crossing tne plains from Indiana. MELROSE FRIENDS ENJOY PICNIC A group of friends enioved a picnic supper at Umpqua Park inursaay evening. Present for the pleasant occa sion were: Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kruse, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd John son, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Coop er and daughter, Lora Belle; Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Conn and son, Blake; Mr. and Mrs.. William Cooper and daughter, Marcia; ASTORIA VISITORS HONORED AT PICNIC Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Trozelle entertained Sunday at a family picnic at their home on the banks of the North Umoaua River. Hon ored guests were Mrs. Dick Mad dox and daughters, Judy, Jocelyn and Jeanne of Astoria.. Judy and Jocelyn have spent several weeks visiting relatives here while Jeanne has been in Los Angeles HOLMQUISTS HONORED AT PICNIC SUNDAY Mr. and Mrs Ttahert Unlmntiic ,.j . t , taking advanced ballet, h.u sw.., wuu, uuvue note IIUU' I , , ,1,, , , . . ... j Ciinjnu . u.u Additional guests enjoying the .hi T , 7i, . picnic were Mr. and Mrs7 Jonn the forks of the river Trozelle arid Valeria'; MK and rnose attending were old tune J Mrs. Joe Utne, Mr. and Mrs. residents of the Elgarose commu-1 Shorty Hobson, Mr. and Mrs. AJ n Iv nnrl inrliirlort- u nrf wr i uine ana nwen uaie berly, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lock wood, Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Coen, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fisher, Mrs. Arthur W. Baum, Mrs. Edgar Lewis, Mrs. Velle Broadway, Miss Helen Casey, Miss Naomi Scott, Miss Rosa B. Parrott. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Pickens, Dr. and Mrs. C. B. Wade, Mrs. Ar thur Clarke, Mr. and Mrs. L. E, McClintock, Mr. and Mrs. 0. M. Schwartz, Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Josse, Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Chap man. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Dillard. Mr. and Mrs, Emil Ramberg. Mrs. E. B. Row, Mr. and Mrs E. R. Walton, Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Wharton, Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Jacobson, Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Savage, Mr and Mrs. Ed Adams, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Wharton. Mr. and Mrs. George Wharton, Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Micelli. . HXf anA Ur, Canrcla Smith Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Wilder ami son, Carlton; Mr. and Mrs. Har old E. Schmeer, Mr, and Mrs. H. C. Berg, Mr. and Mr, s. j. coop er, Mr. and Mrs. Paul K. Ryan, Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Albright, Mr. and Mrs. Paulus McKee, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Gordon. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Collier, Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Metzger, Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Hardenbrook, Mrs. Rey Bellows, Miss Gertrude Rast, Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Kidder, Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Kidder, Mrs, H. H. Stapleton, Mr. and Mrs. 1). W. Helliwell, H. 0. Pargeter, Joe Murphy, Mr. and Mrs. C. Kinneor. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Revel, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stever, Mr. and Mrs. Harrie W. Booth, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jenkins, Senator and Mrs. Paul Geddes, Mrs. Nova B. Gates. Mrs. Clifford Sherrill, Dr. and Mrs. W. F. Amiot, Mr. and Mrs. John Young and Mr. and Mrs. Frederick J. Porter. Following a month's honeymoon, Mr. and Mrs. Butler arrived In Roseburg the first week in July and at present are making their home In the Umpqua Hotel, which Mr. Butler managed before retiring. Conard Lt.ndeen of Sutherlin; Mr and Mrs. David Churchill and three grandchildren; Mr. and Mrs. John Ulrica Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Carl E. Johnson. Miss Amy Rob inson. Mr, and Mrs. E. L, Cooper and daughter, Mrs. Georgia Punk, and son and a friend of San Diego; Mr, and Mrs. C. R. Holmquist, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Greenly and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Gerretson. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Woodruff of Garden Valley joined the group during the afternoon. YOUNG FOLKS , ENJOY PARTY AT OTT HOME On Friday evening Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Ott Jr entertained at a viener roast for their daughter. Trudy Sea, and her young friends, wnjen included uonnie Webster, Karen Holley, Gail and Peggy irmon, Lynette Conn, Sharon McAllister, Linda Jones, Linda Hanneman and Kathy Burkhart. The pleasant evening was spent playing garnet. The gown ' was fashioned wita pointed sleeves and scalloped bod ice ' and hem. Tiny white satin buttons fastened the bodice at the back. Her veil of tulle' wa held in place by a satin headdress with rhanestones. The gown was design ed and fashioned by Mrs. Roy Simmons.-rne oride carried - i bouquet of carnations with a 1nru orchid atop. She wore a necklace ot rninestones matching the head dress, and carried a lace handker- Candlelightars. Miss Iva Feera and Miiss Arlene Pulley, wore gowns of pink and of yellow. Matron of honor. Mrs. Jam m Prowell, was gowned in sheer pink nylon and carried a nosegay of white carnations. Bridesmaids, Miss Marleno Pruitt and Miss Shirley Withers wore gowns of orchid and of blue, and also car ried nosegays of white carnations. James McCallister was best man. David and George Johnson were ushers. . Rineberer Curtis Welch carried the rings on a white satin, heart- shaped pillow. Flower girl, Lynn aiane mil wore a oress ot green nylon. A reception followed the cere mony and was held in the com- 150 guests present. The lace covered table was cen tered with a large three tiered wedding cake, topped by a mini ature bridal couple; tiny bells en circled the cake, which was serv. ed by Ruby Thier and Jeanett Sanders, sisters of the bridegroom. Mrs. James McCallister and Mrs. Roy Pritt served the punch. Miss Nancy Smithee was . in charge of the guest book, and Ella Johnson and Mitzi Dowdy arrang ed the gifts. Both the bride and the bride groom attended the Roseburg schools. Following a honeymoon at Crater Lake the couple are now at home on Gregory Avenue in Winston. Out of town guests included Mr. and Mrs. Bob Johnson of Eu gene, and Pearl Sanders of Glen- dale and her son, J. D. of Cor vallis. . ,. .. 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