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6 The Newt-Review, Roicburg, Ore. Sat., Aug. 13, 1955 H )i r- f" I 'J i x v V .4V " ft 91 t r Hv Pi " tr I v ' -i" THE KRUYSMAN-HAVELY above. The wedding of Pieter Kruysman took place ""tfwm a 7 "N,! A LIVING "PINKIE" picture was reproduced at the Rose burg Art Association's annual outdoor exhibit held Friday and Saturday af the Roseburg Public Library Park. Janet Weikum, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Weikum, Green, is pictured above. Also portraying the "Pinkie" picture by Sir Thomas Lawrence were Nancy Boeller and Jo Damron. Therg were 12 exhibiters and 53 paintings. Mrs. W. Frank Brown exhibited weaving and Mrs. Jack West ex hibited paintings by the silk screen method. Mrs. P. E. Beaver exhibited ceramics. Exhibiters included Amy Robin son, Margaret Carr, Mrs. Earl Wiley, Mrs. Jack West, Mrs. Kenneth Ford, Mrs. Floyd Warner, Mrs. Jack Isaac son, Mrs. Ada Hockett, Mrs. J. C. Atchison, Mrs. Donovan Naden, Mrs. I. B. Riddle and Mrs. Jeanie Inman. Nearly 500 attended the exhibit. (Picture by Chris of Photo Lab). JAMES C. FLOCH, above, is leaving for Portland next Tue sday to take a plane for his former home in Edmonton, Canada, to visit and then will go to Anchorage, Alaska, to visit his daughter, Mrs. A. D. Wallace, and with his son-in-law, E. D. Burghardt, of Rose hum who ic wnrkinn thprp ., ' ... . ', Miss Kuth Anderson, Zion, 111., Mr. Floch will be accompanied Mrs. Freda Sandstrom and Carol, as far as Portland by his i Lill' Thompson and Mrs. El- , , ., . . ) id a Slromheck were visitors. Prii daughter, Mrs. Burghardt, who werf won by Conme showers plans to go later this summer! a1 "u11" Anderson. . . ! Others present included Emilie to Anchorage to visit her nus- - Hariicslipinior and Carol; Carol band, Mr. Floch makes his 1 Ncwnund and sons, Waller and , , ... ,. i 'Michael: Ella Johnson. Sara home, here with his son-mlaw j iiimolst, j,.n t-,lle nmj fam. and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. jil.v: Mildred Ellington. Edna Sjo- R. H, Fronks. Mr, nocn Will celebrate his 80th birthday Sept. 13. Lewis Travel Service arranged the trip. Mr. Floch will enjoy riding on four air lines namely: Pacific Northern Airlines from Portland to An- choroge; Norwest Airlines I trom Vnchorage to tdmonfon; Trans-Canadian Airlines To Voncouver, B. C, ond United Airlines back into Portland. 7 r4 ' ' , , iL. WEDDING PARTY is pictured Mary Lois Hovely and Dirk in the James McGinty garden li M v 1 v tg- ' , " 1 Rose Bowl-Hawaii Tour Announced Of interest here is the announce mcnt of the Rose Bowl-Hawaii Air Cruise to he sponsored by the Roseburg Chamber of Commerce and which is open to the public. Anyone interested in making the tour may make reservations at the Lewis Travel Service. The tour will begin Dec. 30 ami the first stop will be in Southern California for attendance of the Rose Bowl New Year's Day foot hall game, after which the group will he taken to Honolulu and will return here .Ian. 8. United Airlines will he used for the tour. MRS. BACKLUND IS HOSTESS TO CLUB An enjoyable afternoon was spent at the home of Mrs. Mahrl Ilacklund Wednesday, when she entertained members of Uio Kl garose Comfort Club, A lovely dessert-luncheon was served at 1:30 p.m. Mrs. Carol Newman, president, eonducled the business session. Final plans were made for the an nual club picnic at Mack Brown I Park Sunday at 1 a.m. Watermelon will he served. Next meeting will he Oct. 5 at the home of Mrs. Kdna Sjogren in the form of a holm party Prizes : will oe awarded for costumes rtn aml T,oIm, junson. t PENNEY EMPLOYES ENTERTAINED AT DINNER The employes of .1 C. Penney I Co. and their families were enter tained by the company at the an ntial fried rhicken picnic dinner I Wednesday evening at I'muriua ' n,if n. . ih.Minnville: Marilyn, Bonnie and ui it "c . . . ,, ' enmyahle affair. Softball, swim-; ming and games wer the eve-! ning'j diversions. ' ! in Myrtle Creek at 4 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 7 with Rev. A. M. Shaffer of Canyonville officiating. (Picture by Chris of Photo Lab). Miss Mary I.ois Havely, daugh - ler of Mr. and Mrs. Ora Havely, of Myrtle Creek, and Dirk Pieter Kruvsman. son of Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Kruysman, of Roseburg were married Sunday, Auk. 4, in a pret ty garden ceremony at 4 o'clock in the afternoon. The Rev. A. M. Shaffer of Canyonville performed the double ring rites in tne pres ence of friends and relatives in the garden of the Joe McGinty home in Myrtle Creek. Beautiful magnolia trees, roses, begonias, evergreen shrubs and hydrangeas formed a pretty set ting for the wedding. Mrs. Vernon Klemin, organist, played numbers preceding the ceremony and ac companied Kenneth Kline, who sang, "Because" and "Oh Prom ise Me." The bride, given In marriage by her father, was lovely in a baller ina white gown of lace over satin. She wore a fingertip veil and lace gloves. Her bouquet was a white orchid, .surrounded by red rose buds and stcphanotis. The bride's attendants included Patty L. Crist, matron of honor: Gladys Hupp, Sudie Houston and Joanne Keel, bridesmaids. They wore ballerina gowns in yellow, blue, pink and orchid, and head- bands of flowers to match the Miss Poona Gilli.son and Miss Joanne Thompson were hostesses Thursday evening at the A. J. Elli son home at a lovely bridal shower in compliment to Miss Carolyn Pattison. Games and visiting were enjoy ed. A lovely gift from the group was presented to Miss Pattison, also the favorite recipe of each guest. The hostesses served delicious refreshments to Mesdames C. A. ina Mr, and Mrs. Julius Benham were pleasanlly surprised Friday evening, when a group of friends called at their beautiful home on the Uniipqua River to honor them on their thirty-fifth wedding anni versary. A gift was presented to the Ben hams in honor of the occasion. After a delightful .social evening, SURPRISE FAREWELL AFFAIR GIVEN WEDNESDAY Mr. and Mrs. Mike Mesi, who are leaving this week to make their home at MoMinnville, were pleas antly surprised Wednesday when a group ot their friends gathered for i":. '- rr,.v 'S v" Ill'tU (11 IIIU IIIMIIB Ul I'll. flIIU Adlfl. Wayne Jackson in West Park. Mr. and Mrs. Meis received a beauti ful serving phite from their friends. A wiener roast, initiating the new outdoor fireplace of the Jaeksons was enjoyed. Arrangements wcre Mrs. Jackson. ' Those present included Mr.- and Mrs. Mike Mesi, Mr. and Mrs. Mickey Ulodgett and family; Mr. Jyork by Ollie Krueger, were pre and Mrs. Wesley Cordon and fam- ,,ioH in ...h hnnr fr.,m ih. ' ilv. Mr. and Mrs. Dee Gordon and familv: Mr. and Mrs. Joe Jack - son, Mr and MrS. Joe Gordon, Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Hecketheir and family; Mr, anu .... a. ucker Mr. and Mrs Casey Our - don, Mr and Mrs, r.rnest Thiele, Mrs. Ira ia.1 Hosie t.ranes, Kar-1 leyne Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Andy turtnchl and family; Mr. a n d ....... .,. luiivaua i-au ic a r.urs ana; ueuige r.ucs 04 aamiy; .nr. ami Mrs. Don Ocnsen and Mr. and ,n! Mrs. Don oeitsen and Mr. iaIJr( mjttd to attend. The birth-: donations for the sale are request Mrs, Wayne Jackson and family, ij.... nt n,r, l- ,a Tl,lm. n in leave them at lhA clnhluitnK KATHY SKECES HAS FOURTH BIRTHDAY PfRTY Kathy Skeels was honored Wed nesday at a parly on her fourth birthday at the home of her par ents, .Mr. and Mrs. Verl Skeels. Candles, flowers and balloons lurmea tne decorations, r avors ""1 (mv... - ,u uir ui..c ji"-.,,,, and games wore enjoyed. Kathy received lovely gifts. Mrs. .skools served delicious re- freshmcnls to Janie Bealer of Mc- Bobbie Kina, Joella and Carol u r,. K.irrn anri Kathv SkeeU. Mrs. Robert King and Mrs. Weaver. t Ray mi i dresses. They carried arm bou- oucts of white rosebuds Cindy Cox, flower girl, wore a blue net over taffeta gown and a headband of blue daisies. Sh car ried a basket of rose petals. Jim mie Bell was ring bearer. Arthur VanSlyke was best man, and ushers were Frank Bell, Gar ry Kirk and Charles Crist. Mother of the bride wore a dusty rose lace dress with white ac cessories. Her corsage was of white gardenias. The bridegroom's mother wore a blue nylon gown, black accessories and while car nations. A reception followed the cere mony, at which 75 guests were served traditional refreshments. The bride chose a navy princess style dress with navy and white accessories for a wedding trip South. The couple will be at home in (he Kohlhagen Apartments. The bride is employed at the U. S. National Bank in Roseburg. Mr. Kruysman is employed by the lo cal National Guard. The bride graduated from the Canyonville Bible Academy. The bridegroom attended the local schools and at tended OSC for one year. An out-of-town guest at the wed ding was a sister of the bride groom, Mrs. Noreen Castleman and daughter of Wyoming, tidon toiver Rickelts, Paul Geddes, Churchill, Ray Hampton. Gcorga Edwin Knapp, Walter Brydges, Don John son, Earl Wiley, Walter Allen, Foster Butner, W. F. Pattison, Homer Pattison, Avery Thompson, Joe Footc, A. J. Ellison and Bar bara Pattison, Carmen Erskine. Janis Johnson, Maries Schweppe ana tne guest ot nonor, Carolyn Pattison. Mrs. Allen and Mrs. Geddes won prizes for the- evening's games. ipiinienlecl Jn nwerSarij. lovely refreshments were served. Mrs. Harriet Mathews poured. Enjoying the occasion with Mr. and Mrs. Benham were: Mr. and Mrs. Larry Williams of Richmond, Ind., houseguests of the Benhams; Mr. and Mrs. Marion Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Wisner, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Elliott, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Hays, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Gallop, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rine barger.'Mr. and Mrs. Gene Krew son, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Kimball, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Walters, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wykoff. .Mr. and Mrs. Blayne Flora, Mrs. Bess Hammock and Mrs. Harriet Ma-i thews. FOUR AND TEN CLUB ihas park outing A potluck dinner was enjoyed recently at Umpqua Park by mem bers of the Four and Ten Club. Birthdays of Kay Simmons, Hat- ;Ue Cuerin, Faye Jensen and The! Webber were honored. Gifts ( "d "ids were presented to them. Beautiful skirts, bought in Naw ,.i,,k I a ' K.i. I hcid and Thc, Welber was elev- ie(j president for the coming year. Ml s i.aneve atKl Mr, l Horn- ; burg wcre A specM pr17e w won h a(j(. ;uenn and presentcd by OUie Krueger. I Th. cron uiii ho,.i , aic'n;e ,i j (,'mpqua Park Saturday evening, , Aug 27 aiemOera are asked toiio oe neia aaiuruay, Aug. m bnng own lable smlcf . Au mem. a A.vn iiha i.m'i. All mitm. bers. families and invited euests j Ruckaber will be honored. KINDERGARTEN Mrs. Bernard Star, 1110 N. Jjckson St. Classes 9 to 11 A.M. or 1 to 3 P.M. Enrollment Fee, $10 Per Month Clones forming now to start Sept. 6 FOR INFORMATION OR ENROLLMENT ' Phone ORchard 3-7365 ENGAGED-Mr. and Mrs. Mit chell Carmon, 603 Mill St., Roseburg, announce the en gagement of their daughter, Loyce, to James Rutherford, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Rutjierford, 446 N. Rose St., Roseburg. .The bride-elect is a cashier at Newberry's and Mr. .Rutherford is employed by Evans Products. (Picture by Chris of Photo Lab). I. " , -' ''. 1 ! ft r s i I ' S v AM TO BE BRIDE Mr. and Mrs W. E. Kemmerer, 1016 Warton St., Roseburg announce the engagement of their daughter, Jan Mauro, to Raold Stroup, sori of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Kenyon of Melrose. Both were graduated from Roseburg High School and Stroup is em ployed by Um'pqua Plywood and the bride-elect is employ ed as dental assistant to Dr. Jeffery Currier. The bridegroom-elect was in the Navy four years. The wedding date has been set for Oct. 15. (Pic ture by Chris of Photo Lab).. BETROTHAL TOLD Dnd Mrs. C. A. Dysinger, Rose burg, announce the engage ment of their daughter, Joanne Marie, to Gail Roy Dai ley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dailey, Roseburg. The wedding date has been set for Aug. 20 at the North Rose burg Church. (Picture by Koop's Moderne Studio). OAKLAND HOME IS SCENE OF WEDDING Miss Imogene Hoyle became Uie bride of Chesley McKenzie at a 11 o'clock ceremony Saturday morning, July 30, at the home of the bride's brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. C'leo Hoyle. The Rev. R. A. Tabor officiated. The bride was lovely in a pink linen dress with white accessories. Her corsage was of pink and white carnations. Miss Delores Traylor, niece of the bride, was maid of honor and wore a black and while dress and a corsage of carnations. Boh Tabor was best man. A reception was held following the ceremony. Forty friends ana relatives of the young couple were served the traditional wedding cake with other refreshments A(le!" spending a Honeymoon at I roastal points, the couple will be ... PAUL.c , AT0 pLANS AID PLNS PAUL'S LUTHERAN PLANS SALE Members of St. Paula Lutheran ' Aid are planning a rummage sale be- ffinninff at a m. at the Kosehurff en Woman's Clubhouse. Those having ithi evening of Aug. 19. Mr. r ..a v, V7 K V' " . x V 1 h r- MRS. JOHN KENNETH NESS, above, was Doris Joan McCulloch before her marriage Sat urday afternoon at the Church of .the Madeleine in Portland. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul R McCulloch of Portland. The bridegroom is the son of Mrs. Thomas H. Ness of Eugene and the late Mr. Ness of Roseburg. He was born in Roseburg and at tended the local schools. He is now a resident of Medford, where the couple will be at home to friends after Aug. 15. (Picture by Edris Morrison Studio). White gladioli decorated the Church jf the Madeleine Saturday afternoon for the marriage of Dor is Joan McCulloch, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. McCulloch of Portland, when she became the bride of John Kenneth Ness of Medford, son of Mrs. Thomas H. Ness of Eugene and the late Mr. Ness of Roseburg. The Rev. James F. Dillon officiated. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a waltz-length gown of white organdy embroidered in an all-over flower pattern with Anna Link, one of Mercy Hospi tal Auxiliary's most ouslanding members, is being congratulated this week by members of the or ganization for receiving the auxil iary pink for ILK) hours of service. Miss Link earned the entire 00 hours of service doing sewing for the hospital. She serves as auxil iary sewing chairman. Kid. O. W. ' AiQ I I Q htonorea tl To compliment Mrs. 0. M. Ber ne, who with Mr. Heme leu last week for Germany on a three- months vacation and visit with their son, Lt. Robert Berrie, a de lightful seven o'clock salad supper Duplicate Bridge Winners Announced Duplicate bridge winners for I last Friday's play at the Elks Temple were: Mrs. L. r.. Mccnn tock and Doyle Pressnell, first; Mrs. Clay Cornett and Mrs. A. B. Collier, second, and Mrs. Walter Fisher and Mrs. Harry Hildcburn, third. Tuesday evening's winners for North-South players were: Mrs. Walter Fisher and Mrs. Walter Ul rich, first; Mrs. Clay Cornett and Mrs. L. E. McCuntock, second, and Dr. and Mrs. Roland Cutts o Portland, third. East-West winners were: E. C. Patterson and Doyle Presnell. first: M. C. Bowker and W. C. Callison. second, and Mrs. G. W. Marshall and Mrs. A. B. Collier, third. All bridge players in the county interested are invited to enjoy the weekly duplicate bridge plays at the Elks Temple. Tuesday's play begins at 7.30 p.m. and Friday's play begins at 12:45 noon. Bergolds To Observe 57th Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Louis H. Bergold will observe their fifty-seventh wedding anniversary Sunday at their home at 126 Ramp Road. Mr. and Mrs. Bergold have been resi dents of Oregon for 45 years. neckline and hem finished in a I scalloped shell design. Her finger tip veil fell from a cap of organdy and seed pearls. She carried a cascade bouquet of white orchids and stcphanotis. Maid of honor for her sister was Jeanne Louise McCulloch. who wore pale. yellow embroidered or gandy and carried yellow gladioli. Thomas H. Ness Jr., of Medford was best man for his brother and ushers were Thomas liawn of Eu gene and Frank N. Bash of Med ford, nephews of the bridegroom. eceiuei Service fi in I Miss Link was one of the first I auxiliary members to receive the 150-hour award and is among the I very few having earned the 100- hour service pin. Mrs. Paul K. Ryan, president of the auxiliary, reports Miss- Link is one of the most faithful and among the finest workers in the organization. Berne J, Jcuaa nipt. ver was given by Mrs. H. H. Turner, who entertained her bridge club at her attractive home on South Main Street Wednesday evening. A world globe, airplanes and va rious decorations carrying out the "travel" motif were used. A gift was presented to the honor guest, Mrs. Berrie, from Mrs. G. W. Marshall and Mrs. Phil Harth, guests, and Mirs. J. P. Motschen bacher, Mrs. George Wharton, Mrs. L. J. Fullerton, Mrs. Adrian Fisher, Mrs. S. C. Richmond and the hostess, Mrs. Turner. High score for the evening's bridge play was won by M r s. Motschenbacher with Mrs. Fuller- ton winning the second high score and Mrs. Marshall the traveling prize. Everybody loves flowers, ond everybody loves to k receive them. Choose flowers as the perfect gift . . , choose thern from ui . . . always fresh ly cut, fragrantly lovely. The phona number to remember is 3-3026 oCiffie J FLOWER SHOP 419 Wineheirr StrMt Wijma's Beauty Shop Closed on Mondays REGULAR SHOP PERMANENTS From $5 up SHAMPOO and WAVE, $1.50 up ' Telephone 2-1552 - Two Doort North of Garden Valley Rural Fir Hall, 1935 Beacon Way ' ' J 1 if After the ceremony, a reception was held at the McCulloch home in Irvington. Serving were Mrs. . A. L. Hawn of Eugene, a sister of the bridegroom; Mrs. John F. Cramer of Portland; Airs. Floyd Scott of Lpngview, Wash., and Mrs. Paul G. Bauer of Medford. Following the reception, Mr. and Mrs. Ness left for San Francisco on their honeymoon. They will be home to their friends after Aug. 15 at Medford, Plaza in Medford. Thase attending the wedding from out-of-town in addifrirn to the bridegroom's mother were: Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Hawn and family and Mr. and Mrs. James T. Ply- mell of Eugene; Mr. and M r s. Thomas Ness Jr., and family; Mrs. C. W. Wakefield and daugh ters and Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Bash and family of Medford and Mr. and Ms. M'. O. Lydon and family of Eugene. Mrs. Hawn, M r s. Wakefield, -Airs. Lydon, Mrs. Bash and Mrs. Plymcll are all sisters of the bridegroom. The sons and daughters of Mrs. Ness and the late Mr, Ness all attended the Roseburg schools. , FAMILY REUNION HELD AT IDLE YLD A re-union of the Losee family was held Sunday at the beautiful heme of Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Losee on the North Umpqua at Idlcyld Park. Those enjoying the celebration and the turkey dinner were Losee's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Royal Wilkin son of Eugene; and their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Royal Wilkinson Jr. and son, also ot Eugene; two brothers, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Losee and daughter, Lorraine, of No. Hollywood; Mr. and Mrs. Gene Losee of Roseburg; daughter, Mr. and Mr. Dale Land ers and sons, Scott and Gregg. What a wonderful Kay to spend a summer Sundayl THE WOOLWORTH HOUR 12:00 PM THE KATHY GODFREY SHOW 10:05 AM WORLD MUSIC FESTIVALS 9:30 PM RHYTHM ON THE ROAD J:30 PM ond news-oil day long by ALLAN JACKSON At home or on the highway wherever you are this Sunday relax with 4'hours of easy listening on . . . LBS Rodio KPfJ D,' '4'
