6 Tht Newt-Review, Roseburg, Ore. Sat. Sept. 21, 1957
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Deanna Schroeder Becomes
Mrs. Mickey Stritzke
The First Southern Baptist
Church in Hoscburg was the scene
of a wedding Saturday Sept. 14,
when Miss Deanna Elizabeth
Schroeder, only daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Adrian Schroeder of Rose
burg, became the bride of Elmer
(Mickey) Stritzke, youngest son of
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Stritzke,
Winchester. The Kcv. J. T. How
ard performed the double ring cer
emony at 8 p.m. in the presence of
125 friends and relatives of the cou
ple. Yellow, green, gold and rust were
the colors used throughout the wed
ding. Two large floor baskets hold
ing marigolds, zinnias and vining
maple and the two tall floor candel
abra holding white candles, togeth
er with flowers in each window
formed the church decorations.
Miss Joyce Moore, Madras, play
ed the wedding music and accom
panied Miss Ann Smith of Corvallis
who sang "I l-ove You Truly" and
"Wedding Prayer" and Miss Patsy
Wilhoit who sang "The Lord's
Prayer" at the close of the cere
mony. Escorted to Ihe altar on the arm
of her father, the bride was beauti
ful in a ballerina-length gown of
while lace over taffeta, styled with
new princess neckline and three
quarter length sleeves. Her shoul
der veil fell from a tiara of seed
pearls and rhinostonos. She wore
clear plastic slippers and carried
a whito Uiblc topped with white
roses and whito satin streamers.
.Ihe wore her maternal grandmoth
er's pearl necklace, an heirloom of
the family.
Miss. Myrna Casncr, Myrtle
Point, cousin of the bride, was
maid of honor and wore a ballerina-length
gown of sun gold taffeta
with new bell skirt. Hridcsmairis
Miss Marcella l.uke, Hoseburg, in
Neptune green, and Miss J o y ( e
Johnston, Salem, in muss green
woro dresses identical in style as
lhat worn by the maid of honor,
llhineslone earrings, velvet ribbon
headbands and clear plastic slip
pers completed their coslimes.
Their cascade bouquets were gold
and rust marigolds wilh pampas I
grass
Don Spencer was best man. Dave
Parkhurst and Roger Iverson, cou
sin of Ihe bride, performed usher
ing duties and lighted the candles
preceding Hie ceremony.
Kris Stritzke and Connie Stritzke,
nieces of Ihe bridegroom, in identi
cal dresses of rust taffeta with pink
gloves and carrying small while
baskets filled Willi rose pelals, were
flower girls. Jerry Stritzke, neph
ew of the bridegroom, was ring
bearer.
For her daughter's wedding, Mrs.
Schroeder chose a while dress wilh
blue polka dots and white accessor
ies. Mrs. Stritzke wore an aqua
dress wilh while accessories. Holh
mothers wore pink begonia cor
sages. The bride's paternal grand
mother, Mrs. Walter V. Schroeder
wore a blue Lice dress wilh white
aeeessurics and a pink begonia cor-!
sage.
Yunker-Scudder Wedding
Party Entertained Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Scudder en
tertained the Yunker-Scudder wed
ding partv preceding the rehearsal
at a buffet dinner served at the
Swedish Dining Room Saturday
evening al 6:30 o'clock.
Covers were placed for Elaine
Scudder and Wayne Yunker, Dr.
and Mrs. E. A. Yunker, Mrs Da
vid Aase. James Barnes. Peter
Meyer, Corvallis; Miss Colleen
Hatim, Miss Barbara Ashton, Miss
Carolyn Burr, Mr. and Mrs. Hen '
Mrs. Plummet- Hostess To
Mrs. Earl Pliiminer graciously
entertained her bridge club Wcdnes-:
day at her attractive home on Win-'
cheater Street. White dahlias'Mrs I. I. iWr. .n,i a,..
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1.1.1. A i nnV I hi
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Urs. Hoy W. Sedcll, Mrs. W. C.
A reception followed in the
church parlors. The bride's table
was covered with a lace cloth, can
dles flanking the tiered wedding
cake which was decorated in yel
low and white and topped with
bride and bridegroom figurines
in a heart. Mrs. Harold J. (Lor
raine) Horn, sister of the bride
groom, assisted by Miss Jeanctte
Van Wert, Portland, cut and served
the wedding cake after the bride
and bridegroom cut the first slice.
Mrs. Oral (Mary Ann) Wescott and
Mrs. Doyle (Martha) Poole, sisters
of the bridegroom, served the cof
fee and punch.
Mrs. Lowell Nichols, Salem, had
charge of the guest book and
Miss Cynlhia Cox, Carmcl, Calif.,
assisled by Mrs. Dennis (Jodie)
Linnell, sister of the bridegroom,
had charge of the many beautiful
gifls. Waller and Duane Schroeder,
brothers of the bride, assisted in
arrangements for the reception.
Airs. Raymond E. Miller was in
charge of all the flowers for the
wedding and reception and did all
of the decorating. She fashioned
all of the corsages of beautiful
colored aslers worn by members
of the wedding party.
For traveling, the bride chose
a light blue knit suit with whito
accessories. Her corsage was of
white roses. Following a honey
moon to Grants Pass and Oregon
Caves, the newlyweds are now at
home in Pullman, Wash., where
the bridegroom is attending Wash
ington Slate College.
The bride was graduated from
Madras High School and attended
Oregon Stale College. She has liv
ed in Roseburg for two years dur
ing which time she was employed
by the Douglas County Stale Hank.
She will work at Washington Stale
College.
The bridegroom has lived in and
near Roseburg all of his life, mov
ing lo Winchester Willi his parents
in March of l'.H4. He was graduat
ed from Roseburg High School
where he was active in sports and
rimiro farmers of America, lie
completed his enlistment in the
U.S. Army in 1958, with most of his
in r.ioo, wun inosl oi US . ., , , , . , ,
i-rspen inliermanv. He!;"",lhr c"1"" l,k. a d h'te
i.ve.1 bv Douglas County ! t' ''if fi . -h 'L V i ;
llus summer. i !, Methodist I hurch, when the
army care
was employ
Flour Mill this summer.
Coming from a distance to at
tend the wedding were Mrs. Elda
mario Moore, Rend; Joyce Moore.
Madras; Ann Smith and Hoger
Widnoss, Corvallis; Cynlhia Cox
anil Jan Menand, Carmcl, Calif ;
Mr. and Mrs. Don Davis and daugh
ter, and Mr. and Mrs. Malt Franz
en. Collage tirnve; Mr. and Mrs.
Hart (iasner, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
(lasner, Mr. and Mrs. Mnrlin lias-
i.r M ,. n.l Mr i:...,.. tl....... 1
Mvrna ':,.r'. .'it nf Mvl'l I
Mr. and Mrs. Martin (lasner, Mr.
and Mrs. (leorgn (lasner. Coquille;
Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Nichols and
Joyce Johnston, Salem: Mrs. .1
Gutowskv, Forest Grove: Jeanette 1
Van Wert. Portland, and Mr. and
Mi s
port
Harold Dick and son. Heeds-'
i
iamin Whiteler. Portland; the Rev
and Mrs. Meredith Groves. Eugene
the Rev. and Mrs 11. James .lenk-'
ins, Mrs. F G. Burr. Hoseburg;
Douglas Reunion. Antiorh. Calif
Miss Jessie McCosh. Ph..n,
Ariz., Mr. and Mrs. Hal Davis Sea-1
side. Calif, and the host an.l h,,.i
ess. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Scudder
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following the dinner. Mis Scud. 1
dor and Mr. Yunker present..,!
gifts to their attendants.
Club On Wednesday
iCalhson, Mrs. Fred
Slevcr,
Mrs.
Forrest McKay, Mi
J. P.
Mot-
schenhachcr. Mrs. . C. Holmes,
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son.
THE STR1TZKE-SCHROEDER wedding party is pictured above following the marriage Sat
urday evening of Miss Deanna Schroeder, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Schroeder of
this city ond Elmer (Mickey) Stritzke, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Stritzke of Winches
ter, at the First Southern Baptist Church. The Rev. J. T. Howard performed the impres
sive double ring ceremony at 8 p.m. Sept 14, in the presence of 125 guests. (Picture by
Koop's Modern Photography).
MR. AND MRS. WAYNE HARRY YUNKER, above, were
married at 3 p.m. Sept. 15, at the First Methodist Church
in the presence of 125 guests. The Rev. H. James Jen
kins performed the double ring ceremony. The bride,
Elaine Frances Scudder, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Scudder of Roseburg and the bridegroom is the son
of Dr. and Mrs. Edwin Yunker of Corvallis. (Picture by
Chris of Photo Lab).
A very lovely wedding carrying
Rev. II. James Jenkins united in
marriage Elaine Frances Scudder,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Scudder, C;i2 W. Pilger. Roseburg.
and Wavne Harrv Yunker, son of
Dr. and Mrs. Edwin A. Yunker, 205
N. Hand, Corvallis. The impressive
double ring ceremony was per
formed in the presence of 125
guests. The Rev. Meredith Groves
of the Methodist Church, assisted
'" the Wedding service
The large floor baskets held pink
cacti dahlias and flanked three !
large floor randlelabra holding tall!
I white cathedral candles. Ihe aisles j
''" marked by white satin bows :
ni1 church windows were cen-
tered with lighted canities anil
white satin bows.
Mrs. F. G. Hurr plavcd the wed-. The bride's table was covered el snt,a,n (1r,s-1 of rillsty r05e with; the last weekend here visiting the
ding music and accompanied Her- with a lace cloth gathered in the wn',e nat "n0- whl,e ---wories. bride's parents. Mrs. Baber is very
sihel 1). Scott of Ashland, soloist, center and at the sides hv white Ucr 'ol'saSe wa whl,e feathered 1 well-known in Roseburg, having
who sang, ' The Wedding Praver" satin bows Behind the (able w is carnations and pink rosebuds. Her been prominent in numerous civ
hv Dunlap Camllclighters were placed a verv large white fan tied jewelry, a necklace and matching j ic clubs. She was in much de
Miss Caroivn Burr of Portland and with a huge white satin bow T ill earrings, was .gift of the bride-imand here on programs, being a
Miss Barbara Ashton of Portland, white tapers in silver candel ib'ra g"""" The matron of honor talented vocalist. While a resident
Ihev wore white robes (Linked Ihe tiered wedding rake w0" Df'se afternoon dress with 1 of this city, she was office manager
Given in marriage by her father. , which was decorated in pink 'ami brown hat and brown accessories. ' for I'mpqua Valley Hardware,
the beautiful bride wore a floor- white and encircled bv nink cacti "
lengin gown oi siarcneti nylon lasn-1
loned with short sleeves and a
scooped neckline edged with en-
lice lace. The bouffant skirt was
1 . 1111 " ""' -w.sisi oy .miss yint westenhoiise
" -''" siarcoeu nyion mills!,
n,l K,.r rin,.Htn vlt nf llltio.in
f,.H fr.m. . , roi nf n,.i n,i .....i.
pearls, she wore pearl earrings
and her bridal bouquet was a cas-
i.tm- in m-. ii. s, uinis nun siviniau- ,.uj. uai I'avis oi e.lsue. ( allf
otis . was in charge of the guest book
; Mrs Davis Aase. I orvallis was and gift table. Mrs. Hay B Hamp.
matron of honor, and Mis Henia-, ton assisted about Ihe room
iinin Whiteley sister of the bride- Background music was plavvd
; groom, and Miss lollecn Baiim. during Ihe reception by Miss Caro-
both of lortland. were hrides-'lyn Burr.
maids. Ihe matron of honor wore! tor traveling ihe bride chose a
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"'""i'"'' laneia wun naiicrina-
irogin smtis ami maicmng cnit
ion sasiios anil srcilncai .Irimmnl
net hats. They carried rascade
bouquets of Fugii chrysanlhe
., , .
nuims with Ihe matron of honor s
"""T? i'''."8 P'"k a"d ,he bndcs-
maids white.
Douglas Bennion. Antioch. Calif..
was best man and Benjamin White-1
ley, brother-in-law of the bride-1
groom, Portland; James Barnes
and Peter Meyer, both of Cor
vallis, ushers.
For her daughter's wedding, Mrs.
Scudder chose a soft dusty pink
silk afternoon dress wilh matching
lace trim
Her hat and accessor-
corsage was of white rosebuds. The : were united in' marriage in an im
brideroom's mother u-orp n h,Mp nressive double rinc ceremonv Auc.
lace afternoon sheath dress with
matching accessories and a cor-1
sage of nink rosebuds.
a ri,(..,ni,nn fi...,i n, ...land officiated. Mrs. and Mrs
ria na 0 tne 0 ruire h Mrs F irl
Wlloy nad ci,an.e ,, ;',
ilerora-
tums for ,hp churoh an, tle re.
centum
dahlias.
After the traditional first on-.-
of cake was rot hv ti,. hn.i.. .t
bridegroom. Mrs A H Tvlr ...
saiem served the cake. Mrs
VC I.' U....II -..I .
s,..,.i A.,,i.. r . ' '. , " 'V
, 11,1 I'lMin-u uie ciu-
fee and Mrs It. Clo,l Hi(f.- ..n.-.i
the punch
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niiiui-i n-- n,i ni-vrssiTies ner
corsage was of pink rosebuds.
following a hone moon
lo the
nui.t r n,l lr.
Yunker will
make their home in Seattle, where
MRS. JIM WATSON IS
FETED AT LOVELY SHOWER
A social event of the early fall
season was a charming pink and
blue shower given at the new
Giide Kiwanis Community Build
ing at 7 p.m. Friday in honor of
Mrs. Jim Watson. Hostesses were
Mrs. Forest Kennaday, Mrs. Sam
Ball, Mrs. Jim Marier. Mrs. Dale
Bonnell, Mrs. Elbert Cellers and
Mrs. Kent Wilcox. Bouquets of
fall flowers were placed around
the room.
After the guest of honor had cartl bearing the signatures of the
opened her many gifts, the eve- Sests accompanied the gift. Mrs.
ning was spent visiting and plav- Voigt is one of the three charter
ing games. Lovely refreshments : members who organized the Mid
wcre served bv Ihe hostesses from Wuck BlbIe class of st- Paul s Lu"
a table decorated with dahlias andllhoran Church 25 years ago.
tall pink and white tapers at each
end.
Those enjoying Ihe occasion were
Mrs. Walter Hansen, Mrs. Fred
Asam and daughter. Jeanette,
Mrs. Lors Menlzer, Mrs. Vern
Long, Mrs. Joyce Rowell, Mrs.
Corrine Earp, Mrs. Short Morgan,
Mrs. R. G. West, .Mrs. William
Kswine, Mrs. Doral Jones, M r s.
Bill Hackney, Mrs. Ralph Sciple,
Mrs. Hay Ballon, Mrs. Henry Cap
son, Mrs. Ellis Wat-son. Mrs. Floyd years ago.
Hickman, Mrs. Vcrn Schrum, Mrs. During the pleasant social hour
George Casebeer. Mrs. Marvin pictures were taken. The three old
Gardner, Mrs. Floyd Gardner. Mrs. est members of the class and chart
Neil Talcolt, Mrs. Watson Talcott, ' er members include Mrs. Voigt,
Mrs. Jack Schloeman. Mrs. Bob Mrs. Mattie -Richardson and Mrs.
Casebeer, Carmen Drake, Mrs. i V. Andraieff. Others present be
Vcrn Cox, Mrs. Dan Able, Mrs. j sides the hostess. Mrs. Vogt, were
Rae Reid, Evelyn Turner. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gorthy and
Gene Fox, Mrs. Stanley Harvey I children. Richard, Steve, Greg and
and Mrs. Harry Turnbull. I Gayle, great-grandson and great-
Those sending gifts but unable I great grandchildren of the guest of
to attend were Mrs. Lincoln Ken- j honor; David Long, a great-great
naday, Mrs. Clare Erskine. Mrs. ! grandson; Mrs. C. .McCullum, Mrs.
Bob Casebeer. Mrs. Dick Smith, 1 G. Kummert, Mrs. E. Gaston, Mrs.
Mrs. James E. Miles. Mrs. Joe F. Daiss, Mrs. L. Wilson, Mrs. C.
Brumbach, Mrs. Carl Helms. Mrs. Buckingham. Mrs. H. Hasbargen,
Claude Talcott, Mrs. Clyde Gard- 'Mrs. J. Goddcn and children, Mar
ner, Mrs. Charles Stiffler, Miss leen and Patty. Mrs. M. Teubner,
Ada Woods. Mrs. Oscar Stedman, j Mrs. M. Schneider, Mrs. R. Kaine,
Mrs. Don Wright, Mrs. Buford Pol- Mrs. L. Winningham and Pastor
ley. Mrs. Robert Blakely. Mrs. land Mrs. Sylwester. Those unable
Franklyn Jones, Mrs. Ralph Lew- to attend, but contributing to the
."it. iimm jiu-Miian, .wis. itav.giu anu semilog nest wisnes were
E , Mt's lf, ams Ml,-. Mrs. C. Wulff. Mrs. R. Hebard,
Carl Messing and Mrs. James W. Mrs. J. Leonard and Mrs. G. Wil-
, Mllcs. lis
Mrs. Ralph Hickman, .Mrs. Kay
Shirlie Iverson
Mrs. Kenneth
Shirlie Iverson, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Roy A. Smith of Rose-
30 in the candelliuhted cha'nel of
the Immanuel Lutheran Church in
Albany. Ore. The Rev. R. II. Wei-
Themas Leonard, close friends of
t'le hride and bridgroom, were at
tendants.
The bride chose a bolero jacket -
the former will study for his vallis: Miss Jessie McCosh. Phoe
Master's Degree at University of nix. Am.: Mr. and Mrs. Richard
ipci, j ,i.. ..,!,,..
Washington this year. The bride
was graduated from Oregon State i Saiem. Mr. ,nd rs. Gordon Har
i College with the degree in Home rv ,n,i , c0,.,n.
t' in t,ma -ih i mum.
i..r Ainh. omiemn Pi mr-mtv.
. , . i .. . - , . , ,
Mr. linker was graduated from
Oregon State College with a de -
grre in rneiiiisiij anu is aiiiii.tiiu
with Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity -
Coming from out-of-town for the
wedding were the bridegroom's
parents. Dr. and Mrs. Edwin A.
Yunker; Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Mev
,,r, Mr. an,i Mr, A L. Albert,
Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Roberts, Mr.
a,u -V"- -!lwn' -?lr-
aim .virs. j. v itarman
Miss
loan Garman. Mr
I. nan Carman. Mrs. David AasC.
.tames Barnes. Peter Mcsrr. Mrs
Leonard Vtebvr, .Miss Patnoia Duh-
be and Murray Smith, all of Cor-
HONORED ON HER 94th birthday Wednesday was Mrs.
Louise Voigt, above, who was complimented at a charming
party given by her daughter, Mrs. William Vogt, when
members of the Mid-Week Bible Class and friends were in
vited to her home on Wharton Avenue to celebrate the
occasion. Mrs. Voigt, who is in fairly good health, enjoys
flower gardening and visiting with her many friends. She
was born Sept. 17, 1863, in Germany and was married to
Julius Voigt Oct. 17, 1885, and in 1891 moved with him
to the United States and settled in Jamestown, N. D. Mr.
Voigt died in 1927 and she moved to Roseburg to make her
home with her son-in law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
William Vogt, 666 Wharton Ave. She has the one daughter,
one granddaughter; three great-grandchildren and eight
great-great grandchildren all living in Roseburg. She has
one sister in North Dakota and a niece and great-nephew in
Germany. (Picture by Chris of Photo Lab).
A charming affair of Wednesday
was the birthday party given by
Mrs. William Vogt for members
of the Mid-Week Bible Class of St.
Paul's Lutheran Church and friends
in compliment to her mother, Mrs.
Louise Voigt, on her 94th anniver
sary. Mrs. W. M. Schneider furnished
the beautiful bouquets of colorful
fall flowcrj, which she tastefully
arranged about the large living
rooms. Mrs. Schneider also made
the corsage for 'the guest of hon
or and for the hostess as well as
for Mrs. W. A. Sylwester, wife of
Pastor Sylwester.
The serving table was covered
with a lovely white birthday cake
flanked by tall pink candles and
pink roses. Mrs. Vogt was assisted
by Mrs. Charles McCullum, Mrs.
Schneider and Mrs. Sylwester in
serving the refreshments.
After the singing of the birthday
song, Mrs. Gary Kummer, chair-
j man of the class, gave a short talk
! and presented a birthday gift from
I the class to Mrs. Voigt. A lovely
I During the afternoon Pastor Syl-
wester led the group in a very in-
i tcresting Bible discussion Revela
tion Chapter 2, and called special
attention to verse 10, which is Mrs.
Voighl's favorite passage and con
firmation verse and reads, "Be
thou faithful until death and f will
give thee the crown of life." The
group sang Mrs. Voigt's favorite
hymn "Jesus Lead Thou On"
which was sung at her wedding 72
, gift and sending best wishes were
Becomes
D. Baber
I Following a honeymoon trip to
mi ii0od and to coastal ooints of
interest, Mr. and Mrs. Baber are
now at home at 119 W. 7th Ave.,
Albany, with their family, Sheila,
who is 9 this month; Cheryl, 5,
and David, 3. The bride has re
signed her position as manaeer of
the Credit Bureau of Tillamook.
, Baber is in Civil Service and is
: employed by the L .S. Bureau of
1 Mines in Albany. The familv spent
...,. shii l-.?LL..
' i .. . . . : ' . v .'
' .-...2::."..". .! no M,s
. lauuia i imser, .Milwaukee, lire
tr u y n-PP.. m i-k, .k-.'-l
lR(,d ir 'and n,.K'ri H,.n.
nrr ,n( )avl(j ani Shellev of Eu-
ienp. Mr ,nd Mr, Beniam'in
Whitelev. Miss Colleen Paum. Miss
Barbara Ashton. Garv Warren Mr
i and Mrs. llenrv Ba'um and son'
Gregg. Portland: .Mr and Mrs'
Hal Davis. Seaside; Al Peggen'dor-
fer. Clackamas; Mr and Mrs Her-
CMi Ashland; Mr. and
Mrs. Douglas Bennion. Anti,M-h
Calif : Mrs Winnie Curtis. Mrs
loins Yunker Crcsham- Mr mil
Mrs. ('. R. Yunker. Wheeler, and
Mrs! Katherine Reed, Lebanon.
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ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED
Mr. and Mrs. Charles P.
Langdon of 5308 S. W. 53rd
Ave., Portland, announce the
engagement of their daughter
joiley, to Richard Virgil Smith,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Stock of Roseburg. Miss Long
don was graduated from Lin
coln High School in Portland
and then attended Multnomah
Bible College. At present she
is employed as an IBM oper
ator in the offices of The Al
penrpse Dairy in Portland.
Richard attended Roseburg
High and is now an instructor
in small firearms with the U.
S. Air Force and is stationed
at Lake Charles AFB in Louisi
ana. The wedding will take
place at the First Evangelical
Church of Portland during the
Christmas holidays.
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DUET
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