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Installation of officer! of Bethel
42, International Order of Jobs
Daughter!, was held Wednesday at
the Oakland Masonic Hall. Honor
ed Queen Sandra Klory presided.
Past honored queens escorted to
the East and given bethel honors
INSTALLATION of officers of Bethel No. 42, International
Order of Job's Daughters, was held Wednesday of the Oak
lond Masonic Hall. The new officers ore pictured above.
Af right, the newly installed honored queen, Miss Barbara
Early. Honored Queen Sandra Flory presided at the in
stallation ceremonies. (Pictures by Warren Studio, Myrtle
Creek).
were: Harriet Rigss, Carol Bur
eess. Nancy Schulze. Frances Oil
er, Nancy Dorman and Nancy Fos
ter. Grand bethel representative of
the state of Minnesota. Gatha bra
ham, was escorted to the Fast and
given a hearty welcome.
The following past guardians and
associate guardians were escorted
to the East and welcomed: Nadine
Stearns, Naomi RiRgs and Flla
Sparks. Retiring guardian, Gene
vieve Murphy, and the newly-elec
ted guardian, Grace Woods, were
also welcomed. Past Associate
guardians escorted to the Fast and
welcomed were Ole Bunch. Leo
Sparks and the retiring Associate
Guardian lieimar niurpny.
Clifford Kent, Guardian Bethel
39, Riddle, Dale Turner, worship
ful master AF & AM; Bclty Early,
worthy matron OES. and Loren
O'Neal, royal patron of the Amar
anth were all escorted to the bast
and introduced.
The installation using the "Book
of Gold" ceremony followed, with
Nancy Schulze as narrator assisU
ed by Teresa Cherry, Installing of
ficers for the ceremony were:
Guardian, Grace Wood; associate
guardian, Ole Bunch, honored
queen. Sandra Flory; guide, Fran
ces Oiler; marshall, Nancy Fos
ter; chaplain, Nancy Dorman; re
corder, Harriet Riggs; musician,
Ruth Bridges; senior custodian.
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Nancy Schulze; junior custodian.
Carol Burgess. Nancy Foster sang
'My Task, and two duels, 1 Be
lieve" and "One Utile Candle,"
were sung by Nancy Foster and
Gatha Graham.
New officers installed for the
coming term were: Honored queen.
Rarliara I'.arly; senior princess
Joyce Rippstein; junior princess,
Joanne Roadman; guide, Helen
Self; marshal. Alona Bennett;
chaplain, Gatha Graham: treasur
er, lleba Wiljanen; recorder, Anna
belle O'Neal; librarian, Gail Pcth
rick; musician, Yvonne Stuwe;
messengers, Sandra Gigear, Judy
Weaver. Dclores Lehman, J e r i
Coney and Nancy Gardner; senior
custodian, Peggy Murphy; junior
custodian. Bette Wood; inner
guard, Elaine Hart; outer guard,
Korneice rugate: historian, Sharon
Wood; lady of the lights, Norma
ferry; reporter, Christine Harvey:
bethel flag bearer, Wanda O'Ban-
niun.
All bethel members who were
graduates were escorted to the
Last and presented with a small
gift in honor of the occasion.
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Bronze Medals were awarded to
Nancy Gardner, Christine Harvey,
Gail PeinricK, and Bene Wood. Sit
ver Medals were awarded to Ber
neice Fugate, Norma Peery, Con
nie Ross and Helen Self. Gold
medals were awarded to Sandra
Flory, Peggy Murphy, J o a n n
Roadman and Joyce Kippstein.
An addendum was presented hon
oring retiring Guardian Genevieve
Murphy and Associate Guardian
Delinar Murphy after which they
were presented with their past
guardian and past associate guard
ian pins.
An addendum was also present
ed honoring retiring yueen hanura
Flory. She was presented with i
past honored queen pin.
Fallowing tlie addendum! re
freshments were served and belli
el members and their friends en
joved dancing for the remainder
of the evening.
Sharon Fiksdal Becomes
Bride Of Leon Hambrick
The marriage of Sharon Fiks
dal, daughter of Mr. and Mn. Bert
Fiksdal of Roseburg, and Leon
Hambrick, son of Mr. and Mr. Al
fred Hambrick of Sutherlui, took
place Friday, June u, at St.
Paul's Lutheran Church. The Rev.
W. A. Sylwester officiated at the
7:30 ceremony which was attended
bv close relatives of the couple.
The lovely floral decorations of
baskets of red roses and sanpdrag
ons were' arranged by Mrs. Syl
wester. The bride was lovely in a pale
blue street-length fullskirted dress
of dacron. She was attended by
Mrs. Patrick Hambrick who wore
a white silk full-skirted two-piece
dress.
Patrick Hambrick acted as best
man for his brother.
The bride's mother wore be
coming two-piece orchid dress. The
bridegroom's mother was attrac
tively attired in a flowered silk
dress.
Following the ceremony, a re
ception was held at the home of
the bride's parents.
The bride was graduated in 1957
from Roseburg High School and
has been employed in the jewelry
department at Woolwdrth's.
The bridegroom is employed by
Nordic Plywood at Sutherlin.
Following a short honeymoon to
the Mckenzie River, the newlv-
weds are at home at 1225 SE Mill I
St. . i
"Grandmother" Shower
Party Given Recently
A delightful "grandmother"
shower was given recently by a
group of friends honoring M r s.
Chester Hercher, when they called
at her home to celebrate the ar
rival of her first grandchild, Mi
chael Kevin Hercher, who was
born June 1 in DeRitter, La
William Hercher and the former
Jovce Knudson of Roseburg.
A centerpiece of red roses graced
the lace-covered table. Lovely gifts
were presented to Mrs. ' Hercher
and refreshments were served to
the guest of honor and Mrs. Orville
Richman, Mrs. Lena Slattcry. Miss
Elsie Hudson, Miss Nelda Norris,
Mrs. Charles Long. Mrs. E. C. Wi
nter, Mrs. W. R. Holbrook and Mrs.
W. E. Hercher.
Open-House Honors
Mr. and Mrs. Talbert
MISS HULL COMPLIMENTED
AT LOVELY BRIDAL SHOWER
Mrs. Erwin Gubser, and Mrs.
Russell Hawk were co-hostesses for
a bridal shower given recently at
Mrs. Gubser's home in Winston
honoring Marilyn Hull.
The serving table was covered
with a white linen cloth and was
beautifully appointed with a silver j
coffee service and matching silver
candle holders. The centerpiece
was an arrangement of Cecil Brun
ncr Roses and white alyssum. Liv
ing room decorations were yellow
umbrellas with white daisies and
mock orange blossoms.
Marie Counts poured the coffee
and the lovely cake decorated with l
sweet peas was cut and served by i
Opal Hull. Jo Ann. Brinda and
Jesse Counts assisted with the
serving.
Miss Hull opened her many love
ly gifts. Appropriate games were
played and prizes were won by
Doreen Bratsch and Mildred Cos
telloe. The following invited guests at
tended the affair. Mary Esther
Kash, Pat Nye, Sandy Dodd, Phyl
lis Williams, Yvonne Lansing.
Sheila Carcw, Don Elda Ledger
wood, Doreen Bratsch, Norma
Zeigler, Wanda Hill, Gladys Mid
dlestadt, Nita Gilman. Alice Hill.
Lucile Shenoard. Ruth Hegele.
Marie Counts, Marilyn Hull, Opal
Hull, Edith Bratsch, Joyce Poyk
ko, Doris Martyn, Mable Harris,
Jean Petersen,' Louise Kcmpton,
Pearl Griese, Pat McLennan, Hel
en Bell, Kay McLennan, Suzanne
McLennan, Carol Walker, Irene
McLaughlin and the hostesses.
MR. AND MRS. DEAL
TO HOLD OPEN-HOUSE
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Deal will
hold open house at their home Sun
day, June 29, from 2 to 5 in the
afternoon and from 7 to 9 p.m.
at 649 SE Flint, to honor their son
and his bride, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Deal, who are moving soon to Los
Angeles to reside. All friends are
most cordially invited.
Mr. and Mrs. Rav Talbert were
l0 honored at their Glide home at a
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auipunc iuuui-r. uiuiiui niuay eve
ning by a group of 35 of their
friends.
The Talberts were presented with
an antique milk glass compote as
a gift. The evening was spent vis
iting and enjoying violin solos by
Miss Patricia Mayo, accompanied
by Miss Lois Harvie, who also ren
dered several piano solos.
The event was also a farewell
party as the Talbert family mov
ed Monday to Winston where Tal
berg, who has been principal of
Glide High School the past three
years, will be principal of Douglas
High this coming school year.
OAKLAND OES HAS
MEETING THURSDAY
Chapter 91, OES, Oakland, met
Thursday with Worthy Matron Bet
ty Early and Worthy Patron Harry
Smith presiding in the East.
Grand Chapter reports were giv
en by Olga Bielman, Irma Cor
nish and Harry Smith. The worthy
matron and patron gave short talks
and complimented the officers on
the fine work they have done. A
very clever addendum was given
in their honor at this, their last
meeting, concluding with the pres
entation of gifts from the officers.
Guests of the evening were Mar
tin Elam, worthy patron of Chapter
IBB, Oakridge and Mrs. Elam, both
of whom were honored injhe East.
Irma Cornish, grand representa
tive to the state of New Mexico in
Oregon, was also introduced and
honored.
Edna Campbell, president of the
Stellar Club, announced that there
will be no further meeting of the
club until September.
Refreshments were served fol
lowing the meeting.
MRS. MILLER ENTERTAINS
ART AND EMBROIDERY CLUB
Mrs. Clarence Miller was host
ess to members of the Roseburg
Art and Embroidery Club at her
home at Winchester Wednesday aft
ernoon. A delicious potluck dinner
was served at 12:30. Sweet Wil
liam and roses formed the room
decorations.
Later, members and one guest.
Mrs, Bertha Shrum, enjoyed the
afternoon visiting. Members- pres
ent were Mrs. Fanny Betts, Mrs.
C. R. France, Mrs. Alfred Neal,
Mrs. Frank Bergh, Mrs. Henry
Snyder, Mrs. Martha Erskine, Mrs.
Calos Page, Mrs. Ed Deal and
the hostess, Mrs. Miller. j
Those reported ill were Mrs. j
Margaret Spencer, Airs. A r g i e i
Beels, Mrs. George Cluck and'
Tiny Hoffmeister. I
The next meeting will be July 16
at the home of Mrs. George Cluck 1
on Roberts Creek Road.
COUNTRY CLUB WOMEN
I MEET AT LUNCHEON
I Women of the Roseburg Country
' Club met Thursday at the club
house for a noon luncneon touowea
bv the regular contract bridge play.
Winners in the bridge play were
Mrs. J. F. Dillard, high; Mr. John
O. Jertson, second, and Mrs. Keith
Bryant, third.
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Forest Assn. Annual
Picnic Luncheon Held
One of the largest of annual
events in Roseburg took place Sat
urday, when tlie Douglas Forest
Protective Assn. held its annual
picnic luncheon at the station north
of Roseburg.
The long table was decorated
with early summer blossoms. A
large number of those attending
have been enjoying the event an
nually since it was started. Mr.
and Mrs. Kred L. Southwick (Mr.
Southwtck heads the association)
and his staff acted as hosts.
Knjoying the occasion were Mr.
and Mrs. Southwick and grand
daughter, Marlene Southwick; Mr.
and Mrs. Frank H. Jacohsen, Mr.
and Mrs. Bruce Ferguson and Kav
and Bobby; Larry Klope, Mrs. llel- i he
en Bongo. Wayne Bongo. Mr. and
Mrs. Marvin (Sandy) Sanders, Mr.
and Mrs. (ieorge Kirhy and Bar
bara and Mardell; Mr. and Mrs
and Billy; Paul H. Gamble.
Bessie Patt, Sharlett Granlz, Mr.
and Mrs. Andrew J. Patt. Air. and
Mrs. J. Boyd Rader. C. B. Rader.
Mr. and Airs. Virgil S. Woodruff,
.Mr. and Mrs. U. F. McLaughlin.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Klope, Mr. and
Airs. Wayne Miller and Ray; Ed
ward Kruse, Pat Childers, Wanda
Farmer, Air. and All's. W. I. Grif
fin and John: Airs. Glen Alurdock.
Air. and Mrs. John Massa and
Anna; Judy Taylor, Vern Childers
and family; Mr. and Mrs. Ray Har
rell and family; Mr. and Mrs.
George Langdon and Donald and
Donna.
Mr. and Mn. Claude Rradwav
and Diane, Suzanne and Alan; Nej-
and Andmer Brandon, Kathi
Hurkhrt, Jo Anne Wesley, Kthel.
John. David, Elvarec. Guy Daniel
and Tom Fine, Glenn F. Cole. Lvnn
Moore, Mr. and .Mrs. M. J. Nelson.
Lynn Moore and torrme; Air. and ! Air. and Airs. Bud Richards and
Mrs. Loyd Thornton and children; , family: Janice Laurance. Dee and
Mrs. Goldie Farmer, Kenneth G. ! Ronaid Farmer. Mr. and Mrs. Ce
Wlute, Frank and June Hurd, Delicti E. Young. Air. and Mrs. John
Mcaeham, l.orna Hurd, Joanne I Richards. Mrs. 1,. .1. Cralton and
Rose and lira. J. W. Lower yUlrs. Frederick J. Porter.
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