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THI GOLDEN WEDDING of Mr. ond Mrs. C. D. Zehrung
of Myrtle Creek, took place Sunday, April 7, ot a charm
ing open-house reception held at their home on North
Myrtle Rood from 1 to 4 p.m. The picture below was of
Mr. and Mrs. Zehrung 50 years 090, when they were mar
ried in Lawrence, Kansas, April 10, 1907.
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Duplicate Bridge
Winners Announced
A yellow cloth and 1 centerpiece
of mixed spring blossoms formed
a pretty setting for the 1 o'clock
luncheon given by Mn. Walter
Fisher Monday, when she enter
tained her duplicate bridge club
at her beautiful home on SE Over
look Avenue.
Covers were placed for Mrs.
John Jertson and Mrs. M. C. Bow-
Bridge Lessons To
Be Given Wednesday
Eleven, tables were in play for
tha first Gorea point count system
lesson conducted by Mrs. L. E.
MrClintock under auspicea of the
Elks Bridge Clubs Wednesday
night at the Elks Temple.
These bridge lessons are open
to all persona interested in learn
ing the Goren system. Both men
and women bridge players are
welcome to join the class, which
meets every Wednesday st 7:4S
p m. st the Elks Club. Anyone de-
Sherry Chesley Bride
Friday Of Leo Thornton
Mias Sherry Chesley and Leo
Thornton were united in marriage
Friday evening, March , at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Watts in Oakland. The bride is the
daughter of Mrs. Watts and D.
H. Cheslev of Miami, Aril. The
bridegroom is the son of Mr. and
Mrs Carl Thornton. Bishop Fred
Waugh of the Church of Latter Day
Saints officiated at the ceremony.
The single ring service wss per
formed in the presence of the im
mediate relatives of the couple.
Spirea and flowering quince were
arranged attractively about the
rooms.
The bride was sttired in an or-
VONCALLA STUOY CLUB
HAS RECENT SESSION
11.. rt.n Rnall and Mrs. Alta
Thompson graciously entertained
members of the Yoncalla Women's
Slndr flub at the beautiful Rus
sell home in Scotts Valley. A one
o clock luncheon was followed by
the regular meeting.
Mrs. Vera Cockeram gave the
devotionals using ' Flowers of Wis
dom" for her theme.
Mrs. Ben Metz and Mrs. Dare
Kineery were appointed as a com
mittee to attend the Roseburg con
ference of women's clubs in Rose
burg April . Plans were made to
entertain the Yoncalla High school
senior girls snd their mothers st
s luncheon April It in the Metho
dist Church. Mrs. Vera Cockeram
is chairman of the luncheon.
Mrs. Clearman gave a very fine
paper on "Atoms." followed by a
talk bv Mrs. Raphael Wise on
"Antarctic."
The group will meet agaia April
II at the Methodist Cnurce.
ker, guests, and Mrs. J. A. Hard
ing, Mrs. Harold E. Schmeer, Mrs.
Fred Lockwood. Mrs. B. L. Hard
enbrook, Mrs. Frederick J. Porter
and the hostess, Mrs. Fisher.
High score for the afternoon's
duplicate bridge play waa won by
Mrs. Porter with Mrs. Jertson,
Mrs. Lockwood and Mrs. Fisher
tying for the second high score.
siring mora information regarding
the class Is asked to call Mrs. A.
J. Murray at 5-5064.
For the first lesson Mrs. Mc
Clintock was assisted by Mr. and
Mrs. J. M. Bevans. Dr. and Mrs.
J. H. Harris and Mrs. Walter Ul
lrich. I All persons interested in taking
1 the lessons are asked to he at the
inest Wednesday night class ses
jsion at 7:45 p.m.
chid afternoon dress with white ac
cessories. Matron of honor Mrs.
Erwin Breitkreurti wore blue
with white accessories. Lloyd
Thornton, brother of tha bride
groom, was best man.
I The bride attended Oakland High
School. The bridegroom was grad
uated from Sutherlin High School
I and attended Southern Oregon CcJ-
ilege ef Education.
I A reception was held st the Watts
: home following the ceremony.
I After a short honeymoon the
1 couple will be at home in Suther
lin where ine oriaegroom is em
ployed.
Coming from out of town to at
tend the wedding were the bride's
father, D. H. Chesley, Miami,
Ariz., and Mrs. Breitkreurti, an
aunt of the bride, Portland.
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Now Open to Children Under 2 Years
The Star leard ( Health Is certifying e tr at the Methce
Gaaea Nertary for children nneer 2 years at eft.
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Mr. And Mr. Zehrung
Celebrate Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Zehrung of
Myrtle Creek celebrated their gold
en wedding anniversary Sunday,
April 7, at an open-house reception
from 1 until 4 p.m. at their home
00 North Myrtle Road.
The party was planned and given
by their children. Harlan, Floyd,
Roy and Van Zehrung and Mrs.
Larry W. Kendall, and their fam
ilies. The corsage and boutonniere of
yellow roses were presented to Mr.
and Mrs. Zehrung by their son,
Harlan and family. The guest book
waa presented by Frank, the
couple's eldest son and family.
Ramona Evers was in charge of
the guest book. Mrs. Dean Brown,
wife of Mrs. Zehrung's cousin, pre
sided at, the gift table.
Mra. Lois Kendall was in charge
of the table decorations. Mrs. Har
lan Zehrung poured the coffee
and Mrs. Floyd Zehrung served
the punch. Mrs. Roy Zehrung cut
the beautiful tiered wedding cake
wnicn sne Daked and decorated.!
Assisting with the reception were
Mrs. Earl Badger and Mrs. James'
Ogborn.
E. W. Powell pronounced the
benediction and read a special
tribute written to his parents by
Carl Zehrung, who is a missionary
in Kenai, Alaska.
Mr. Zehrung was born at Adrian,
Kan., in 1883 and Mrs. Zehrung was
born at Trinidad, Colo., in 1882.
The couple married at the home of
Mrs. Zehrung's sister, Mrs. C. V.
Leigh in Lawrence, Kan., April 10,
1907. In 1914 they moved to
Pendleton, Ore., where they re
sided until the fall of 1921, at which
time they established their resi
dence near Myrtle Creek. The
couple has one daughter, Lois Ken
dall of Yakima, Wash., and six
sons, Frank of Richmond, Calif.;
Harlan of Edmonds. Wash.; Carl
of Kenai, Alaska: Roy of Alder-
wood Manor. Wash.; and Van of
Halfway, Oregon. There are four
granddaughters and seventeen
grandsons.
Unable to be present were Frank
and family who called them Sun
day afternoon; Carl and family
who telephoned from Kenai, Alas
ka Saturday evening: atyi their
son-in-law. Larry Kendall, who
called them Saturday evening.
About 150 friends and relatives,
both local and out-of town,' called
during the course of the afternoon
and aigned the guest book. Many
cards and telephone calls were re
ceived from those unable to be
present. j
Mrs. Roy Bellows Is I
Honored On Birthday
Mrs. Charles W. Wharton. Mrs.
A. E. Kent and Miss Gertrude
Rast surprised Mrs. Roy Bellows
on her birthday Saturday by call
ing at her home with a delightful
dinner. The beautiful birthday
cake was baked by Miss Rast.
Contract bridge was enjoyed fol
lowing the dinner hour.
ENJOYABLE PARTY GIVEN
ON BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY
Eighteen friends and classmates'
of Dicky Brinkley helped him cele-1
brate his ninth birthday Friday '
afternoon at the home of his par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. O. F. Brinkley
of Canyonvilh.
After the guests played outdoor
games, Easter and birthday cakes
and other refreshments were
served by Mrs. Brinkley after
which the honoree opened his
gifts.
MCKAYS ENTERTAIN AT
GARDEN VALLEY HOME
Mr. snd Mrs. Clifford McKay
of Garden Valley were host and
hostess at two dinner parlies over
the weekend. Fowering qiunce and
China lilies graced the aerving
I tables. Saturdav evening guests
were Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bailey
and Mr. and Mrs. Harding Knapp.
Sunday noon Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Berney joined the McKays.
During the afternoon the McKays
took their guests for a drive and
visited with Mrs. D. P. McKay.
ENGAGED Mr. and Mrs.
Jimmie Snow announce the
engagement of their daugh
ter Marjorie Jean Weatherly,
to Victor F. Smith, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Smith of
Portland. Miss Weathery was
graduated from Elkton High
School in 1956 ond is attend
ing University of Oregon. Mr.
Smith is a sophomore at Uni
versity of Oregon Dental
School in Portland. No date
has been set for the wedding.
W. M. Campbell Is
Honored On Birthday
Mrs. W. M. Campbell entertain
ed at a lovely dinner party Sunday
at her home to honor Mr. Campbell
on his birthday. Covers were
placed for Mr. and Mrs. Camp
bell. Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Young
and grandson, Jed Young, and
Misa Gladys H. atrong. camellias
formed the attractive decorations
for the occasion.
Following the dinner the group
attended the Bishop Player's per
formance at the First Presbyter
ian Church.
Bridge Club Meets
Wednesday Evening
Mrs. J. P. ilotschenbacher enter
tained her bridge club Wednesday
evenng at a delightful 7 o'clock
supper. Camellias and flowering
crab formed the lovely decora
tions. Covers were placed for Sirs.
Leonard W. Riley, a guest, and
Mrs. H. H. Turner, Mrs. George
Wharton, Mrs. O. M. Bcrrie, Mrs.
S. C. Richmond, Mrs. Adrian Fish
er, Mrs. Frank Long and the host
ess. Mrs. Motschenbacher.
High scores were, won in the
bridge play by Mrs. Motschenba
cher and Mrs. Richmond with Mrs.
Long winning the traveling priu.
Mrs. Johnson Presents
Program Wednesday
Sirs. H. A. Johnson gave a most
interesting program on the life of
Thomas Jefferson at the April
10 meeting of Xi Tau Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi, held at the home
of Mrs. C. P. Yundt Jr.
President. Mrs. Bert Griffin,
conducted the business meeting at
which time the coming rummage
sale. Founder's day. and other
annual events were discussed
Election of officers named the
following to serve for the coming
vear: president, Mrs
Ralph
tluestis; vice president, Miss Ruth
Hollyoke; recording secretary.
Mrs. J. W. Lowery; correspond
ing secretary, Mrs. Gordon Bai
ley; treasurer, Mrs. George
Quine; extension officer, Mrs.
Ralph Korte, and city council rep
resentative. Mrs. Bert Griffin.
Mrs. Yundt was assisted in
serving refreshments by Mrs.
George Quine to IT members
present. I
Mrs. Wharton Hostess
At Bridge-Luncheon
Mrs. George Wharton entertain
ed her bridge club at a cnarming
12:30 o'clock luncheon at her love
ly new home on SE Claire Ave
nue Thursday. Spring flowers
formed a pretty motif for the oc
casion. Covers were placed for Mrs. J.
V. Short. Mrs. Koy Catching and
Mrs. Kenneth ' Quint, guests, and !
Mrs. M. C. Bowker. Mrs. C. D.
Glenn, Mrs. J. E. Slattery. Mrs
Phil Strader. Mrs. Harry Bruffy
Mrs. Fred Schwartz, Mrs. J. M.
Bevans. Mrs. Robert Franks. Mra.
C. W. Wharton and the hostess,
Mrs. Wharton.
Bridge scores were won by Mrs
Slattery, Mrs. Bevana and Mrs.
Catching.
SUTHERLIN WW CLUB
ENJOYS RECENT OUTING
The WW Club of Sutherlin re-
cently made the trip to Cottage following the opening of the gift
Grove to the home of Lola Rose, packages. Mrs. Robert Patterson
The group went out to dinner after assisted with the serving,
an afternoon spent socially. I Enjoying the occasion were Mrs.
Those enjoving the trip were the Ron Meyers. Mrs. Ivan Matthews,
Mesdames Edna Campbell. Alta ! Mrs. Arthur Denny, Mrs. C. Tollef
Jean Bod. Evelvn Koiter, Bonnie son, Mrs. George Marsh, Mrs. Rob
Harvey. Virginia Wiluams a n d ert Reagles. Mrs. Robert Patter
Madeline Beecroft. son and Mrs. Petheram.
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AN ORIENTAL THEME wos used at the charming rush
party given recently by Alpha Theta Chapter, Beta Sigma
Phi, at the home of Mrs. Georgine Clark. Entertainment
included several interesting games and a Chinese auction.
Chinese refreshments were served by the hostess. Pictured
standing, left to right, ore the Mesdomes Frank Dixon,
Georgine Clark, Warren Harmon, Bill Cooke, a guest;
Celia Day, Dwight Poir, Ward Smith, Holden McTaggart,
Annual Guest-Day
Affair To Be May 9
The annual spring guest day.mittce. Tha luncheon will be serv
bridge - luncheon to be sponsored j ed at 12:30 noon and will be follow-
ua a rHm, i .n ' to furnish their own cards and
nouncement by the club president,
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Mrs. O. R. Petersen.
Mrs. S. J. Cooper will be in
charge of decorations for the event
and will be assisted by Mrs. O.
R. Fritz and Mrs. Paul Barclis.
Reservations may he made by
calling Mrs. Harold E. Schmeer or
the clubhouse. Mrs. Chester
Thompson and Mrs. James Rich
mond will serve on the door com-
Families And
Enjoy Piano
On last Wednesday evening, a
very interesting piano recital was
given by pupils of Miss Gladys
Strong. They varied in advance
ment from first year beginners
hn ni.vi f,,r the first lime to
mnr .Hvanred and experienced
students. They played well show -
ing nign Kleais Ol musiriansnip.
The families and friends of the
pupils were invited and enjoyed a
social hour at the close of the pro -
Duplicate Bridge Club
Entertained On Monday
Friday winners in the duplicate
bridge play at the Elks Club for
North-South players were Mrs.
John Jertson and Mrs. Walter Ul
rich, first; Mrs. E. L. Tausther
and Mrs. W. C. Callison, second,
and Mrs. Fred Schwartz and
Mrs. B. L. Hardenbrook. third.
East - West winners were Mr.
and Mrs. J. M. Bevans, first; Mrs.
Edwin Holmberg and Miss Ger
trude Rast. second, and Mrs. Ann
Hatch and Mrs. C. D. Glenn, third
Tuesday evening North - South
MRS. MEYERS GIVEN
SURPRISE SHOWER
Mrs. William Petheram was a
gracious hostess Thursday evening
for the Lookingglass MNO Club. A
surprise shower was given to Mrs.
Ron Meyers and her infant daugh
ter. Materials were furnished to each
guest to design and applique for
a quilt block. The blocks will be
assembled and made into e crib
quill for Mrs. Meyers.
Dainty refreshments were served
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ners for members and also for
guests.
Members of the club and the
Lady Golfers held a joint lunch
eon at the clubhouse Thursday.
For the afternoon's bridge play
Mrs. 1. J. Bean won high; Mrs.
Roy W. Sedill, second, and Mrs.
L. F. Nielsen, third.
Friends
Recital
gram. The recital was held at!
Miss Si ran i!' residence-studio on
South East Main Street.
The following played: John He-
bard. Krista Kittelson. Carnlvn
! Lee. Roeer ilelliwell. Phillip Shu-
igart, Betty Kring, Judy Parks,
iwisuii nuyi. viiK"ia huihii.iun,
, Patsy Willhoit. Judy llosford. Ann
i Hatterscneifl. .snaron hicks ana
'Sharon Medlar.
winners were Mr. and Mrs. E. C.
ratierson, nrsi; .urs. a., r.. ic-
Clintock and Doyie I'ressneii, sec
ond, and Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Bev
ans, third.
East - West winners were
Mrs. Harry Bruffy and Walter
Edmonds, first; Mrs. E. L. Taus
cher and Mrs. J. V. Short, second,
and Mr. and Mra. Walter Cinch,
third.
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Robert Reid. Seated from left to right are Mrs. John
Horn, Mrs. Sam Goforth, a guest; Mrs. Don Croucher, who
won the prize for the best costume; Mrs. Jomes Sears, a
guest; Mrs. Don Sonders, Mrs. Robert Lammert, Mrs. Dale
Curfman, a guest. In the front row ore Mrs. Paul Orr,
Mrs. Grady Mankins, Mrs. Ron Frashour, a guest; and Mrs.
Ralph Hecathorn. (Photo by Wilson Studio). '
Badoura Club Meets
At Dessert-Supper
On Tuesday evening at the love- and the next sewing club meeting'
Iv home of- Mrs. B. A. Young on will be April 23 at the home of
Chatham Street, Badoura Club, i Mrs. K. B. Rhodes, S16 W. Maple.
Daughters of the Nile, held a so-
cial meeting. Assisting hostesses
tor tne delicious nesseri - supper
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wert Mrs. Kooerc iJt?J10WS, MM.
Hoy Bellows and Mrs. Elliott E.
Perkins.
Mrs. R. B. Rhodes was In
charge of the meeting, at which
time mcmbcra of the club decid
ed to hold a cooked food sale Sat
urday, April 27, at the J. C. Sport
ing Goods store, 509 SE Jackson
M. (iills were presented to Mrs
Rhodes from the group in honor
of her birthday.
The annual card party will be
held May 14 at the Roseburg Wom
an's clubhouse and the next reg
ular elub meeting will be May 7
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BUSY STEPPER CLUB
me uusy siepperi liuo mn.iaDles were ine Alesdanica Hod
Thursday at the home of Clarice ncy Jones. Bob Stewart, Mosea
: Bnnkman in Melrose.
A delirious notlurk luncheon was
served at noon. A pink and blue
i snuwer nwiumiK oin. uvn rim
was eniovcd. the honoree receiv-
j ing many lovely gilts
A beautifully decorated cradle
cake, made by Mrs. Glen Good,
was the table centerpiece.
A game of "Guess What" was
played, with several prizes given.
Members present were r-veiyn
Perry, Adda Ollivant. Anna Ire-
land. Mabel Roberts and Janice,
ewe1.n ,nd Sm.llc Virginia
Wambolt, VI Horn, Khoda Long,
Berniere Parker and daughters
and guests, Billie Horn and Billie
Dean. Ka Nae Perry and David,
Marmn Byron, Hazel Erickson,
Wanda Turpin and Dorothy Zcig
ler The club will meet at tha home
of Mrs. Garnet Folmsbee April IB
in Tenmile Valley.
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Enjoying the eveing with Mrs.
Young were Mrs. Carl E. Wim
bcrly, Mrs. D. L Taylor. Miss
Carla Lee Taylor, Mrs. T. B. Vir
den, Mrs. Kenneth Quine.
Mrs. R. B. Rhodes, Mrs. James
Hughes, Mrs. Bruce Elliott, Mrs.
A. J. Ellison, Mis. Sam Critcs,
Mrs. Essie Koentz, Mrs. Elliott E.
Perkins, Mrs. Robert Bellows and
Mrs. Hoy Bellows.
DESSERT - LUNCHEON
IS CHARMING AFFAIR
Friday Mrs. Russ Haskin enter
tained her bridge club at one
thirty o'clock dessert luncheon
at her home east of Sutherlin.
Spring flowers were used about the
room.
Those sealeH at the annninliv
Taylor, George Lindsay. War-
ron Campbell. John Gains, Roger
i Pendell and the hostess, Mrs. Has-
kins.
For the afternoon's contract
bridge play. Mrs. Jones won high
Campbell the traveling prize.
The next meeting will be at the
home of Mrs. John Gains Friday
April, 19.
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entertained anembera of the Yon
calla Lumber Co. birthday club at
her home Wednesday evening
for dinner. It was also tha birthday
of Mrs. Elinor Morris.
Tarda were played during the
balance of the evening.
Those present included Elinor
Morria and Marian Hall of El
mira, Clara Shirley, Marge Bur.
use and Mra. Moody of Yoncalla.
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