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FORMER PORTLANDER Florence Anne McHenry ond her
bridegroom, Alfred Horold Pata, of Lompoc, Calif., are
now ot home on the Poto ronch near Lompoc, where the
bridegroom ond his brother are engaged in cattle raising.
Mr. and Mrs. Pota were married Nov. 29 in Los Vegas
with the Rev. Charles A. Cady performing the ceremony
at the Little Chopel Around the Corner.
Florence Anne McHenry
Marries Alfred H. Pata
10J9 Mrs. Helwig Hostess
j To Club On Tuesday
Mm. Paul II Helweg entertained
her bridge club at her beautiful
home on Riverside Drive in Laurel-
wood Tuesdar afternoon. Camellias
and King Alfred daffodi'a formed
the attractive decoration! for the
occasion.
At the tea hour Mrs. Helweg
erved lovely refreshments to Mrs.
Frank B. Woodworth, a guest, and
Mrs. R. D. Coen. Mrs. Chester
Morgan. Mrs. lis me W. Booth,
Mn. Maurice J. Newland, Mrs.
W. J. Hutch, Mn. Walter L'lnch
and Mn. L. i. Fullerton.
High score for the afternoon's
contract bridge play was won by
Mrs. Coen.
Mrs. Rodney V. Johnson
Honored At Luncheon
Mrs. Rodney V. Johnson, who is
moving to Salem to reside, was
complimented at delightful no
hostess luncheon given by the
members of the executive board of
the Roseburg Woman's Club at the
Elks Club Tuesday noon.
Covers were placed for Mrs.
Johnson, guest of honor; Mrs. Al
bert McBee, Mrs. D. A. Kier, Mrs.
Earl Bleile, Mrs. Kenneth Bushey,
Mrs. Harry F. Hatfield. Mrs. Dale
Williamson, Mrs. R. R. League,
Mrs. N. Charles Wallin. Mrs. Ken
neth W. Ford and Mrs. A. G. Mc-
Lsin.
Charming Dinner Party
Held At Ellison Home
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ellison of
S?"",rV"rt,. r; 'I i event of Soturdoy, Feb. 28, ot the First Presbyter
and hostesses Saturday evening at 1 ion Church in Roseburg, when Patricia Ann
a' charming dinner party at thejO'Mara, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leo R. O'Maro,
tiiison nome. spring iiowers iorm
ed an attractive centerpiece for the
table which was covered with a
pale green damask cloth.
Present were Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Solo
mon, Mr. and Mrs. Ellison and Mr.
and Mrs. Rice.
Grubbe-O'Mara Wedding Large Event
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THE GRUBBE-O'MARA WEDDING was a large
became the bride of Rollond Keith Grubbe, son
of Mrs. Bernard Grubbe of Wilbur. The Rev. John
E. Adams performed the impressive double ring
ceremony in the presence of more than 400
guests. The wedding porty is pictured obove. (Pic
ture by Chris of Photo Lob).
The bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Herbert Leslie McHenry
of Portland, who were Roseburg
residents prior to moving to Port
land. She was 'graduated from
Potluck Luncheon Club
u..,. ai. r-Ul u ,n" onoe was wnn
ivieeis n.i reioiR-amp nome ,n Kurope, while they were living
Portland schools and from Oregon
State College. She is a member of
Delta Delta Delta sorority.
For her wedding, the bride chose
a powder blue wool sheath dress
with navy blue accessories and a
small white hat.
The bride was with her parents
in r ranee, and later trained as a
medical technician at Henry Ford
Hospital in uetroit
Samaritan Hospital
She has been with the Santa Bar.
Country Club Women j
Have Luncheon, Bridge
Women of the Country Club met
last Thursday at the club for their
regular weekly luncheon and after
noon of bridge.
For the afternoon bridge play,
Mrs. Paul Barcus received high
score: Mrs. Harold Schmeer, sec
ond, and Mrs. J. F. Dillard, third.
Demonstration Enjoyed By
Sutherlin Jay-C-Ettes
Ann O'Mara Becomes Bride- Of
Hand Keith Grubbe On February 28
Patricia
Rolland
The Sutherlin Jay-C-Ettes enjoy
ed a demonstration and workshop
on the art of cake decorating by
Mrs. Lovd Rano when they met
and at Good on Monday evening at the Corn-
in Portland, munitv Building.
During the meeting a report on
para, Calif.. Medical Clinic fcr the the Timber Daya meeting was giv
last lour years. en by Mrs. tarry Armstrong, the
The bridegroom Is the son of! club's representative. The group
Mr. and Mrs. Candid Pata of Loin- accepted the chairmanship of the
poc. He attended California school! I children's parade during the Titn
and was in the Air Force during j ber Days celebration.
World War II. Mrs. Richard Bennett was ap-
Following a honevmoon snent i nninterl rhairman nf a ioint anrial
at Sun Valley, Mr. and Mrs. I'ata parlv planned for April with the
returned to California to reside at
Lompoc.
The bride has many friends In
Roseburg, having visited here
many times with her late grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. George
kohlhagen, and with her uncle and
aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Edward G.
Kohlhagen, who reside in HucreH.
Roseburg Jay-C-Ettes.
Mrs. Max Post and Mrs. Donald
Gilford were hostesses to the
eight members present and to six
guests, Mrs. R. G. Rahe, Palo Alto,
Calif.; Mrs. A. E. Ridling, Long
view, Wash.; Mrs. Loyd Rapp,
Mrs. L. T. Johnson, Mrs. W. Par
malee and Mrs. A. J. Brown.
Mrs. O. J. Feldkamp entertained
her potluck luncheon bridge club
Friday at her beautiful home in
Laurelwood. Spring flowers formed
the attractive decorative motif for
the occasion.
Covers were placed for Mrs. I,.
J. Lewis, a guest, and Mrs. Thom
as Martin, Mrs. Edwin Wyatt,
Mrs. Bliss Recoy, Mrs. James By
ron, Mrs. S. A. Bilow, Mrs. Alva
Laws and the hostess, Mrs. Feldkamp.
High trore for the afternoon!
contract bridge play waa won by
.Mrs. Martin with Mrs. Lewis win
ning the second high scoie.
Blue And Gold Banquet
Held At Canyonville
Close to 10O interested parents
and friends of Canyonville Cub
Scout Troop 125 attended the an
nual Blue and Gold banquet held
Tuesday evening at the Commu
nity Building in Canyonville.
The Rev. Cyril Dorset! gave the
invocation after which a potluck
ham dinner was served by den
mothers assisted by the Boy Scouts
of Troop 125. Awards were pre
sented by Cubmaster James Han
rock who introduced the speaker
of the evening, Frank Norton,
chairman of the Douglas Fir Dis
trict. He talked of the scouting
program and said that lack of
enough leadership slowed the
growth of the organization.
Awards were presented to Joe
Adams, Bnira House, James
Brink and Dick'lilam, Mike Ras
mussen, Max Adams, Robert Ol
son and John Aaronson.
Tables decorated lavishly with
place mats, napkin holders and
centerpieces made by the boys, de
picted both the centennial theme
and the new state of Alaska. Huge
cakes were decorated to combine
those themes the new state of
Alaska and the old state of Oregon.
Thirteenth Birthday
Occasion For Party
Keith Crenshaw, son of Mr. and
Mrs. George Crenshaw of Drain,
relebrated his 13th birthday Satur
day at a swimming party at Benton
Lane pool. Following the recrea
tion period, the group gathered at
the home of Keith's aunt, Mrs. Ed
win Harvey, for a wiener ioast in
the play room.
Keith received many nice gifts.
Those attending included Patty
Green, Marilyn Rae and Bob Blake
ly. all of Roseburg: Margo Harvey
and l.indy Longnccker, Eugene:
and Sharon and I-arrv llogcn of
Drain; and the hostesses, Mrs.
Crenshaw and Mrs. Harvev.
Sending gift were Mr. and Mrs.
R. T. Green and Mrs. Belle Cren
shaw. Keith's grandparents from
Roseburg: and Mr. and Mrs. Klwyn :
Longnecker of Drain.
Guests Honored At
Job's Daughter Meet
Glendale Job'a Daughters, which
met Monday evening, honored past I
associate guardians Jack Day. I At home at 1611 SE Giles are cause'' and "The lord's Prayer."
F ran V. oodlry and Woody Poole. 'Mr. and Mrs Rill Johnson Jr who i accompanied at the organ bv Mrs
Mri. era Kemp, past guardian, were married Friday, Feb. 20. at S. Clarence Trued, who also plav
was unableto b present because the First Christian Church. The i ed the traditional wedding march
of illness. They were escorted and Rev. Dewavne H. Howell officiated es
honored with an addendum in , at the I p m double ring ceremonv. The bmle was given in marriage
which Kay Edson and Candy Con. j The bride, the former Sharon Josh, ' bv her father. She was very lovelv
accompanied at the piano by Mrs. is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. j in her ballerina - length bridal
Mo Cox, recited especially written Elmer Josh of this citv. The bride-1 gown of delicate silk oriianza with
One of the largest weddings of
the season took -place Saturday,
Feb. 28, when over 400 guests as
sembled at the First Presbyterian
Church of Roseburg for the wed
ding of Patricia Ann O'Mara, only
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leo R.
O'Mara, Route 1, Roseburg, who
became the bride of Holland Keith
Grubbe, only son of Mrs. Bernard
Grubbe of Wilbur. The impressive
double-ring ceremony was per
formed by candlelight at 7 p.m.,
with the Rev. John E. Adams, pas
tor of the church, officiating.
The altar was beautifully decor
ated in the white and blue theme
chosen by the bride to enhance the
beauty of her wedding. Large floor
basketa of white gladioli and blue
Dutch iria in greenery were on ei
ther side of the altar. Four large
candelabras and the glow candles
in the windows provided the soft
candle-light setting for the cere
mony. The aisles were roped off
with satin ribbons and large white
latin bows and nosegays of lily-of-the-valley
were used as markers
for each row of pews.
Misi Sally Hill played loft orgin
music while the guest! assembled
and also played the traditional wed
ding marches. She accompanied
Miss Marilyn Todd, who sang "Be
cause before the ceremony, and
"Wedding Prayer" during the dol
ing moments of meditation.
The bride, who wai given in mar
riage by her father, was beautiful
in her wedding gown of white mir
ra mist taffeta, and Chantilly lace.
The gown was fashioned with a
tight lace bodice with low neckline
embroidered in sequins, and fea
tured long lace sleeves with a
inted wrist line. The full floor-
blue net. AU of the attendant! wore i gloves. Both mothers wore while chose an off-white iheath dresi
headpiece! of white net with chen-1 orchid corsages. I with red accessories, and wore a
ille trim and itrandi of pearli with 1 , A reception in the church par- j wmte orchid. They will be home at
matching earrings, gifta from the
bride. ! uith rw.r. .nH .treameri. in the ' 22 and will move to the Grubbe
The little flower girl was Jill 1 blue and white theme. The en
Clevinger of Portland, cojsin of trance was bowered with white
the bridegroom. Her dress was i wedding bells and white satin bows
made in the same style is the oth-1 and streamers. Mrs. Im Serafin
ers. of light blue taffeta w i t h and Mrs. Gerry Dent, close friends
Mrs. Bernice Emerson, the bride's i cummerbunds. They also carried
aunt from Newport, who i a n g bouquet! of white carnations
lors louoweo uie ceremony, ine mA NE Dougla, St. lfler M,rch
rooms were beautifully decorated i ., .
aiiu m 111 uiutc lu uis uiuuu,
Ranch home in Wilbur in the early
summer.
The new Mrs. Grubbe is a stu
dent at Roseburff Hish School
pointed wrist line, ine lull noor-iers, 01 iigni oiue uueia wiiu ma mn. utrry utm, iutii - - - -
length skirt had a chapel train. A I matching head covering, and she ' of the bride's mother, planned and where ihe ii a senior. She has
fingertip veil of illusion was held carried a amall basket ot flower i arranged the decorations. Mrs. been active in many of the ichool
in place with a aequin-tnmined ti-l petals. Stephen Anderson of Myrtle Jack Chapman had charge of the lffiri during her yean there and
ara and she wore a string of pearls, I Creek, lecond cousin of the bride, reception. She was assisted by i , . ' .-....
a gift of the bridegroom Her cas- carried the ring! on a latin and Delia Steffenson. j" Pren"y """"l " treasurer
cade bouquet was of white carna- lace trimmed pillow. The refreshment fable was cov-; ' Clrl League. She is a mem-
The Missel ZoAnn Dyer, Deanna ered with blue net over an iceblue ; ber of the National Honor society
Payton, Alice Hamilton, and Kath-i cloth. Light blue satin streamers and of Job's Daughters, Bethel 8
leen Kooney, an ox noseourg, were containing tne name 01 tne onae
the candlelighteri. Their dresses 1 and bridegroom were placed across
was matron of honor. She wore a and hati were identical to those of the table. Two flower arrange-
light blue taffeta gown with cross- j the bridesmaids. They also wore ments of white stock and blue iris
ed cummerbund and streamer! of pearls. '. were on either end of the long ta-
matching blue satin, and carried j Albert Tate of Portland, cousin ble. and these were flanked by
a bourfuet of white carnations with of the bridegroom, was best man. 1 lighted white candles. Single blue
nucnaei u ours, uruuicr ui mo ana wnne nyacinui ueus weie jjimi.--bride.
was head usher and was ed on the streamers and small
assisted by Don Person ot Seattle, white wedding bells added to me Roseburg for the wedding were:
Marvin Lee of WUbur and James , beauty of the table. j Mr ,nd Mr, Ethan Tonole of
"S wed K7 mojher. of ' JSSSL w'ht f'I T
both the bride and bridegroom ; Tost nd touches of blue in the "son of Newport; Mr. and Mrs.
chose dresses or identical styling. i hearts and lily-of-the-valley trim.jDelvin Squire of Klamath rails:
It was topped with white bells in Mr. and Mrs. Robert Litwiller of
an arrangement of blue net and lil-j Grants Pass; Mr. and Mrs. Sam
ies-of-the-valley placed on a plas-; Henderson of Springfield; Mr. and
tions and hyacinths arranged in
white net with ribbon streamers,
Mrs. Lorraine Cyphert of Spring
field, a close friend of the bride
blue net. The bridesmaids, who
were all fellow-classmates ol the
bride in the senior class of Rose
burg High School, were Nancy
Stewart, Linda Strickling, Sue Join
er and Sharvl Swenson. Their
dresses were fashioned identical!;
to that worn by the matron
honor and were made of a darker
shade of blue with light blue satin
of Roseburg. The bridegroom was
graduated from Roseburg High
School and has attended Lewis and
Clark College in Portland. He is
now assisting in the work of they
family rancl-at Wilbur.
Out-of-county guest! coming to
rally i
n-of-
Mrs. O'Mara 1 was of blue lace
with blue hat and white gloves,
and Mrs. Grubbe wore beige lace
with white feather hat and white
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tic stand. Mrs. Bernice Emerson,
the bride's aunt, cut and terved
the wedding cake, assisted by Mn.
Robert Litwiller of Grant! Pasi
and Mrs. Sandra White. Mrs. Dale
Wilson, cousin of the bridegroom.
i served punch, and Mrs. Albert
j Tate, another cousin, poured - cof
fee. Danny O'Mara, younger broth
! er of the bride, passed the bride
groom i cake on a silver tray.
Mrs. Alfred Hedman, Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Hedman and daughters,
Lori and Gayleen; Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Clevinger and children. Tom
my and Jill; Mr. and Mrs. Dale
Wilson, Dr. and Mrs. Richard
Stonebrink. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
Johnson, Mrs. Dick Redfield, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Hoff and ion.
Rodney; Roger Hoff and Mf. and
Mrs. Richard Hoff, all of Portland;
I Others assisting during the recep- j Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dresher. Mr'
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tion hour were Leota Metzker,
cousin of the bride: Peggy Lowe,
Faye Reeder, Barbara Miller, Mar
ilyn Martin. Gave Warren. Sue
I Jones. Jean Leshcr and Joan Per
son. Mrs. Don Wells kept tne guest
book and Lex Oilman and Sharon
Lyons had charge of the gift table.
For a honeymoon trip the bride
THE JOHNSON-JOSH WEDDING PARTY
tured obove following the marriage Feb.
Sharon Join, daughter ot Mr. ond Mrs.
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Josh, ond Bill Johnson Jr , son of Mr. ond Mrs.
Wolter Edvvardson, all ot Roseburg. The morrioge
took ploce ot the First Christian Church with tht
Rev. Dewaynt H. Howell officiating. The im
pressive double ring ceremony was used. (Picture
by Chns of Photo Lob).
and Mrs. William Tate and son.
Dirk; and Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Tate, all of Milwaukie; Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon Hedman and son Jeff
rev of Oswego; Don Person of Se
attle: Mr. and Mrs. Scott Henry
of Corvallis, and Errol Foring of
Eugene.
Don't Take It for Granted !
Johnson -Josh Wedding Interesting Event
Miss Jane Nolen of Eugene was accessories Both mothers wore
' mud of honor. She was dressed in Pink carnation corsages,
i . j . a At the reception following the
rose taffeta and carried a cascade cmmonVi Mrl Uon,id w. Josh.
I hlt Tarnations and pink rose-1 sister-in-law of the bride, cut the
, buds. Bridesmaids were the bride's cake Coffee was poured by Mn.
sister. Sharon Josh, and Rita Sut-i James Eaton: Mrs. Dale A. Josh,
ton. They wore pink taffeta dress-1 another sister-in-law. served
es and carried cascades of white punch. Jerry Compton. the bride's
I vronm's parent! are Mr. and Mn. : lace trim. The dress wai styled , carnations and pink rosebuds j cousin, had charge of the gifts and
Jim Wilson was best man. Inh
ering dutiei were performed by
Refreshment! were scrxed after i Walt Edwardsnn of Roseburg i with a lavishly full skirt and high
the meeting at tablea decorated in I Pmk and white carnations in floor ; placed bodice on Empire lines, de-
the va'entine ineme. serving were baskets provided pretty setting I ngned with three-quarter length i Darrell Hahn and Kenneth Johnson
ltotreni Miller, Doria tobh and 1 for Ihe service l'inHIi in th Ivin , iImvh and riaintv lr.tnmmM1 I'nf he, ilmahtaf't IH,na Si
Shirley Napier. A special birthday candelabra were lighted by Ken-1 neckline. Her fingertip veil was Jnsh chose a blue silk print dress
rake honored Candace lo. Shir- neih Johnson, brother of the bride- caught with a tiara ot seed pearls with blue duster and black and
ley Napier, Nina Walker and Linda groom land sequins. She carried a while I while accessories Mrs F.dward-
llumphrirs. Soloi-t Kirk X. W u irk sang "Be-1 Bible with white orchids. I son wore beige with aocado green
Mrs. Jim Wilson presented the
guest book
The young couple honeymooned
at the Trees of Mystery in Califor
nia. For traveling, the bnde wore
a grey wool bosey suit with white
accessories and the orchid from
her bridal bouquet.
The bride was graduated from
Roseburg High School and is em
ployed is bookkeeper it Douglas
County Stite Bank. Mr. Johnson
: attended schools in Port Angeles,
j W ash , and is employed is an elec
: tncian with Trowbridge Electric
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Coming from out of town for the
: wedding were Mr and Mm. Chris
; Gilbertson. Mm. Ervin Gilbettson
and Mn. Harold Tuddle, all of Port
Angeles. Wash ; Mr and Mn.
Emit Edwardson of Harbor. Ore ;
! Mr. and Mn. Ernie -osh of Kear
ney. Neb ; and Mr. and Mn. Louis
I Theide, Cottage Grove.
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