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Sat. June 21, 1958 The Newt-Review, Koieburg, Ore. 7 .-. .8k. -- ft." : : 'v , WMilllllMMHHMHillllllMMNMMSMHMMnpVMI i Tl ft r.-- - r T f .f n IMI -- ,ni ,nn - , M umj wir m imjfj jfn ' tjV lplllWW 'lil'l W1'. T1 frirjTTri1f Wi'WnMMr' - " ? ' ' .in... 1 1 ...u;., fy , 1 ""l m, v7 Jk g1 v 'V b S - ,1' ! MRS. DONALD EUGENE BORDEN, above,, was Erdeen Kathryn Piper before her marriage June 14 at St. Mark's Episcopal Church in Portland. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Piper of Roseburg. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. James W. Angele of Las Vagas, Nev. The Rev. Robert Lessing officiated at the impressive double ring ceremony. (Picture by Kenneth-Ellis, Portland). St. Mark's Episcopal Church in Portland was the scene Saturday, June 14, of the 4:30 p.m. double ring ceremony uniting in marriage Erdeen Kathryn Piper and Donald Eugene Borden. The Rev. Robert Lessing performed the nuptial ser vice before 100 friends and rela tives. Both the bride and bride groom live in Portland. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Piper, Roseburg, and bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. James W. Angele of Las Vegas, Nev. The altar was decorated with candles and baskets of white chrys anthemums, blue delphinium and white gladioli. Mrs. Richard Muhle of Portland sang "O Perfect Love" and "Ave Maria." The bride, on the arm of her father, was lovely in a gown of white lare with an ankle - length skirt with scalloped edging. Her illusion fingertip veil fell from a headdress of lace and pearls. Her bridal bouquet was of gardenias and stephanotis. Mrs. Dale Blanck of Roseburg was matron of honor. Bridesmaids were the bride's sister. Miss Don na Piper of Roseburg; and Mrs. Dexter Garey of Corvallis. They wore powder blue sheath dresses - r ., x Ca- At AMID A LOVELY SETTING of lilies, roses, snapdragons ond other spring flowers flanked by tall candleholders holding white tapers. Miss Bernice Biss became the bride of John Louis Weaver of Myrtle Creek Saturday afternoon, June 7, at the Tri-City Conservative Baptist Church. The vows were pledged in an impressive double ring ceremony read by the Rev. John Fenderson at 3 p.m. A reception followed in the church parlors. The bride and bridegroom are pictured above cutting the first piece of their wedding cake. (Picture by Warren Studio, Myrtle Creek). Preceding the ceremony, M r s. Lena Poole of Roseburg sang "0, Promise Me," her closing selec tion was "I Love You Truly." She was accompanied at the piano by Mrs. John Fenderson. who also played the wedding music and in cidental selections. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George R. Biss of Tri-City, was attired in a gown of tradi tional white bridal satin with floor length train, long sleeves and sweetheart neckline. Her fingertip veil of lace and net cascaded about her shoulders, caught in her hlond hair bv a tiny white floral tiara. The bridal bouquet was of red rosebuds. Preceded by her attendants, the radian', bride entered on the arm of her father, who gave her in marriaoe. She was met at the al tar bv Hie bridegroom, attended by Joe Fowler of Myrtle Creek as his best man. The bride's attendants, wore matching gowns of pastel taf feta with full skirts, scoop neck lines and wide sashes. They wore flowers in their hair and carried matching nosegays. The flower girls, carrying baskets of petals, were also gowned in taffeta dress es with puff sleeves and net ovcr ikirts. Miss Sandra Fairfield of Days Creek, attired in blue, was maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Jewel Warrington of Klamath Kails, cous in of the bride, wearing yellow; anolher cousin, Dorothy Mnrfeld of Grants Pass, in green; Willa mae M.iss, cousin of the bride groom. Myrtle Creek, in pink, and Joan Gervais of Riddle, in laven der. Flower girls were Sheila Moss in yellow, Kathy Harris in pink nd Jean Gervais in blue. Ushers wera the bride's three brothers. John, George and James Biss; and , - , . I v. and carried crescent shaped bou quets of white chrysanthemums and blue delphinium. Richard Carmody of Eugene was best man and ushers were John Hensel and Larry Barchy, both of Portland. The bride's mother wore a light blue taffeta sheath with chiflon back panel and white accessories. The bridegroom's mother wore a beige sheath dress with lace insets, lace gloves and beige accessories. A reception was given in the church parish hall following the ceremony. Mrs. Ella Getting of Portland served the cake; coffee and punch were served by Mrs. W. W. Spires and Mrs. Harry Clemmons, both of Roseburg. Miss Janet Butler had charge of the guest book and Mrs. Sara McKee of Portland took care of the gifts. For her honeymoon trip to coast al points, the new Mrs. Borden wore a light blue sheath dress with white lace chemise jacket and white accessories. The newly weds are now at home at 1643 SW 13th St., Portland. The bride was graduated from Roseburg High School and is em ployed by the Crown Zellerbach Corp., in Portland. The bridegroom is employed in Portland by Inter state Tractor and Equipment. John Gervais. The mother of. the bride wore an afternoon dress of blue and white floral dacron jersey with matching jacket and white accessories. The bridegroom's mother, Mrs. Myrtle Wengcr of San Diego, Calif., wore a sheer pastel blue afternoon dress with white accessories. The three-tiered wedding cake, topped by the bride and bride groom figurine which has graced the cakes of other members of the bride's family, was served with punch and coffee at the reception. Mrs. Edgar Barnes of Fortuna, Calif.. Mrs. Robert Pyle of Klam ath Falls and Mrs. Pressley Pvle of Grants .Pass, all aunts of the bride, presided at the refreshment 1 table. Sirs, hmmitt Belcher of Til- ler, who had been the 4-H leader of homemaking clubs in which the I bride participated during her ele mentary school days, served the wedding cake. Mrs. Eleanor Gcr gais of Riddle kept the guest regis ter and Mrs. Milton Hammersly ot Tiller took care of the gift table. The bride was graduated from Myrtle Creek High School with the class of 1958, having transferred last fall from Days' Creek. Mr. Weaver served overseas with the U. S. Army and following his re turn to civilian life has been em ploved at Pacific Plywood at DU lard. For her goine-away costume, the bride wore a white suit with match ing accessories. Her corsage was a tiny arrangement of roses lift ed from the center of her bridal bouquet. Mrs. George Sosic of Rid dle made the lovely floral ar rangements. After a wedding trip the newly weds will return to make their home at Tn-City. ENGAGEMENT TOLD Mr. and Harvey W. Duke, Suther lin, announce the engagement of their daughter, Ouida Lou ise, to David Crippen, son of Lorna C. Crippen of Suther lin and David A. Crippen of Springfield, Ore. The bride elect will be a senior at Suth erlin High School and her fiance is employed by Weyer haeuser Timber Co. A late summer wedding is planned. ifciMl'.Vii' imhiii'i MiiittiMa ENGAGED Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Powell announce the en gagement of their daughter, Rosanno, tj Harold Horton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hnrry Horton, all of Roseburg. The bride-elect attended Roseburg High School and is presently attending beauty college in Eugene. Her fiance was grad uated from Roseburg High School and is now employed by the Ford Lumber Co. The wedding will take place July 12 at the Powell home in Gar den Valley. BETROTHAL ANNOUNCED Mr. and Mrs. Frank Heathe of Spokane, Wash., announce the engagement of their daughter, Noncy, to Ken neth Siprelle, son of Mrs. Frank Webster of Roseburg. Both Nancy and Kenneth were graduated Sunday from University ot Oregon. Ken also received his commission os a second lieutenant and will report at Fort Knox, Ky., for duty Oct. 2. The wedding date has been set for Sept. 5 in bpokane, Wash. BRIDE-ELECT Mr. and! Mrs. Sylvester Powell of Look- inggloss announce the engage- ment of their daughter, i Wanda L. Powell, to Kenneth Dole bwirt, also ot Looking- nla. Th hrirlp-lprt wn graduated in 1957 from Doug las nign scnool ona nas Deen Pmnlnworl nnrfr lima t lim w w. ...w Wilson Studio. Mr. Swift was graduated in 1953 from Rose burg High School and com pleted his electronics course in the service ond will con tinue that line in Seottle. No einta hnc Kn i irr wedding. (Picture by Wilson aruaioi. I ?i r ' THE BLAIR-HORN WEDDING PARTY is pictured above following the marriage Saturday, June 14, of Miss Diane Horn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Horn of Springfield, ond Eugene Blair, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dan O. Blair of Sheridan, at A wedding of much interest took place Saturday evening at 7 o'clock at the First Christian Church, when Miss Diane Horn and Eugene Blair, both teachers in the Glide Public Schools, were unit ed in marriage by the Rev. New ell Morgan in the presence of sev eral hundred guests. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ken neth Horn of Springfield, Ore. and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Dan 0. Blair of Sheridan. Ore. White gladioli and nastel-cnlnroH blue carnations formed the bou quets at the altar, which flanked the candlelabra holding tall white tapers. White bows centered by net and hly-of-the-valley flowers marked the pews. Mrs. S. Clarence Trued, organ ist, accompanied Kirk Wirick, who sang, "Because" and "The Wed ding Prayer," and during the cere mony, sang, "The Lord's Prayer." Candlelighters were Jeff Yoder, Sheridan, and Carl Ehrick, Salem, nephews of the bridegroom. Given in marriage by her father, the bride was beautiful in a bal r& ,b 'ivH'- ' MV-' ' eg fed "--ii n tilintMWWtitiaiinii in i 7 mrtn mrnii i iiiii Mimiiiiim imii i THE RAND-RADFORD WEDDING was an event of Friday, June 13, at the First Christian Church, when Mary Lou Radford, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Radford, became the bride of John MR. AND MRS. ELWIN RAY JONES pose for their wed ding picture following their marriage Friday, June 13, at 6 p.m. ot the Sutherlin home of the bride's brother, the Rev. Dovid Leon Arrant, who purformed the single ring ceremony before family members. The bride is the daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel L. Arrant of Sutherlin. The bridegroom is from Central Point. He wos attended by Lonnie Arrant. The bride wore a white street-length dress with flowered bodice and carried a bouquet of red and white roses. Following the ceremony, the bridegroom re turned to his base at Son Francisco where he is stationed with the U. S. Navy. The bride will be making her home temporarily with her parents. lerina length lace gown over taf feta designed with a scalloped ap ron effect at the front. The long sleeves caine to a point at the wrists. She carried a white orchid surrounded by white stephanotis and a shower of white satin rib bons on a white Bible. Miss Donna Horn, Eugene, sister of the bride, was maid of honor, and Mrs. John (Doris) Knutson, Noti, Ore., sister of the bride; Mrs. Fred (Joreel Jensen, Florence, Ore., and Mrs. Frank (Ardice) Til ly, Eugene, were bridesmaids. They wore ballerina-lengMi gowns of while nylon dotted Swiss over blue taffeta with cummerbunds of blue. They carried nosegays of blue and white carnations. The maid of honor's gown was in a darker shade of blue cummerbund and blue taffeta under the white nylon dotted Swiss. The flower girl, Dorene Patterson, of Spring field, wore a white frock matching the maid of honor's, and carried a basket of blue and white carna tions. Robert Blair of Sheridan was best man for his brother and James Xfkj - L;; .... ; 4 Wn', the First Christian Church at 7 p.m. with the Rev. Newell Morgan officiating. Both the bride and bridegroom are popular Glide school teachers and during the weeks preceding their mar Gunis and Frank Maxwell, both of Glide, and John Knutson, brother-in-law of the bride, were ush ers. Lyle Baxter ot Roseburg was ringbearer. A reception follows J in the church fellowship room with Mrs. Newell Morgan in charge. Green and yellow carried out the room bouquets of chrysanthemums, while the bride's table was center ed with a tiered wedding cake decorated in pale yellow and green. For her daughter's wedding Mrs. Horn chose a brown tailored dress with while accessories and Mrs. Blair wore a navy blue dress with white accessories. Mn. Ialo Stephens of Roseburg was in charge of the guest book and Audrey Dodson of Eugene and Mrs. John Peterson of Springfield bad charge of the gifts. Mrs. Vern Cook of Notl served the bride's cake and Mrs. Raleigh Cook of Noti served the punch. Mrs. Karl Gardner of Venela, Ore., poured the coffee. Five Rally Squad girls from Glide High School Linda McCormack, Carolyn Hat Rand, only son of Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Rand, oil of Roseburg. The Rev. Newell Morgan per formed the impressive double ring ceremony in the presence of 125 guests. Friday the 13th was While gladioli and bluo-colorcd carnations, Hanked by floor-candelabra holding tall white candles formed the altar decorations for the wedding Friday evening, June 13. of Miss Mary Lou Radford, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kadford, and John Rand, ion of Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Hand, all of this city, at the First Christian Church at 7:30 p.m. with the Kcv. George Knox, pastor of the West sidn Christian Church, officiating at the impressive double ring cere mony. One-hundred and twenty-five guests attended the wedding and reception. White and blue satin bows marked the church pews Airs. S. Clarence Trued played the traditional wedding marches blue and white carnations and and accompanied Frank Moore, i flanked by tall blue tapers. Mrs. who sang, "Wedding Prayer;" I Karl Radford and Mrs. Lawrence "Walk Hand In Hand" and "The Hand served the cake. Mrs. Loren Lord's Prayer." Radford served the punch and Mrs. Given in marriage by her father, Chris Radford presided at the cof the bride was beautiful in floor- fee urn. Mary Anna Wells had length white satin, lace and net , charge of the gifts and JoAnn Rand wedding gown, fashioned with a i had charge of the guest book, train, an Elizabethan collar and i For traveling the bride wore a long sleeves. Her veil of illusion fell from a halo crown and she car ried a cascade bouquet of white carnations. Miss Norma Lea was maid of honor and Miss Joyce Hand, cousin of the bridegroom; Miss Sharon Spielman and Miss Sally Radford, North Bend, cousin of the bride, were bridesmaids and wore gowns of pale blue embroidered taffeta. The maid of honor carried a nose gay ni wnue carnations ccniereu by a blue carnation and the brides-1 maids earned nosegays of blue car-) nations centered by a white car- riage, were the Inspiration for numerous social affairs. Mr. and Mrs. Blair will spend the summer in Eugene ond will resume their teaching at Glide this foil. (Picture by Chris of Photo Lab). field, Karen Weaver, Posy Mag ness and Mrs. Dave (Velma) Mag ness, assisted in the serving. The bride was advisor to the group this last year. Coming from out-of-town for the wedding were Mr. and Mrs. Ra leigh Cook, Mr. and Mrs. Dalta Cook, Mr. and Mrs. Vern Cook, Mr. and Mrs. John Knutson, Noti, Ore.; Miss Inez Rowell, Mrs. Emma R. Seth, Mr. and Mrs. James T. Rose, Mr. and Mrs. Dan 0. Blair, Mr. and Mrs. William Bosch, Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Blair, all of Sheridan; Mrs. Edylhe McCarty, Mr. and Mrs. John Pe terson, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Horn, Donna Horn, Springfield; Mrs. Clara Dcnzer, Vancouver, Wash.; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bak ken, Mr. and Mrs. Kay Balow, Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Harvie, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Maxwell, Mr. and Mrs. James Gunis, Glide; Mr. and Mrs. Karl Gardner, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tilly, Miss Audrey Dodson, Eu gene; nooen. ij. noss, noon mver: Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ross, Mr. and Mrs. Merle Thompkims, Mr. and the day chosen by the couple because it was on a Friday the 13th they started going together ond they also became engoqed on o Friday the 13th. (Picture by Chris of Photo Lab). nation. Patricia Radford, niece of the blue frock, and Ricky bride, Kluver were flower girl and ring bearer. Dave Bryan of North Bend was best man and Chris and l.nr en Radford, brothers of the bride, and Ernest Foree, cousin of the bridegroom, were ushers. For her daughter's wedding Mrs. Radford wore a bieg lare dress with white accessories and a blue carnation corsage. Mrs. Hand wore a blue dress with matching bolero jacket and white accessories and a corsage of white carnations. The bride's table was decorated in blue and white and the tiered 1 wedding cake was encircled by turquoise suit with white acces sories. Following honeymoon, Mr. and Mrs. Rand are now at home to their friends at 3K4 F.lla SI. in Hosehui'g. Coining from out of town fr the wedding were Mr, and- Mrs. J. D. Bryan, Mrs. J. A. McGaughey of North Bend; Mr. and Mrs. S. K. McGaughey and daughter, of Ar eata, Calif.; Mr. and Mrs. Al Mi nor of Laylonville, Calif.; Mr. and ; mrs. rviiy naiiiuiu in nay. and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Radford and son Both the bride and bridegroom Mrs. John McGuire, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jensen, Florence; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Libby, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Calvert, Coquille; Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Freeman, Veneta, Ore.; Mr. and Mrs. Otto Debrick, Willamina, and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hayes, Manning, Ore. For traveling the bride wore a navy blue sheath with three-quarter length white and navy match ing duster and white accessories. Following a honeymoon to Victor ia, B.C. Mr. and Mrs. Blair will spend the summer in Eugene at 751 E. 14th and in the fall will return to ldleyld Park, where both the bride and bridegroom will re sume their teaching at Glide Pub lic Schools. The hririe attended Oreffon Col lege of Education at Monmouth and Northwest Christian College in Eugene in 1955. She was graduat ed from University of Oregon in 1957. She teaches English and speech in Glide High School. Mr. Blair was graduated from Oregon College of Education in 1954 and is fifth grade teacher and vice principal at Glide Elementary school. attended the Roseburg schools and the latter is employed by Douglas County as a painter. OLENDALE BETHEL GIVES SHOWER AT MEETING Glendnle Bethel of Job's Daugh ters held a pink and blue shower for Mrs. Marilyn Dickens after the group's last meeting Monday. Members played games and la ter presented gifts to the honorce. Several of the gifts were presented in a large box with the presents attached to strings. Those present or sending gifts were Mary Weeks, Jean Fachel, Evelyn Gordon, Beverly Cox, Can dy Cox, Kowena Miller, Sharon Miller, Mary Lee Pale, Linda Humphreys, Carol Major, Shirley Napier, Georgia Mill, Donna Ste vens. Kay Edson. Carolyn Dollar and Patricia Jones and Mrs. Alice Gordon. Mrs. Margie Selher and Mrs. Nadine Patterson of Grants Pass. Lie Shot lie. 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