4 Th. Newt-Rtyiw, o..bu, Or., fti., May 2o, 1960 Golden Wedding Anniversary Celebrated By Couple
Couple
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THE GOLDENWEDS ore pictured above with their two
sons, Paul ond Fred and below with their two sons and
their daughters-in-law, Ethel and Kathryn, who came down
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Wedding
Event Of
Miss Elizabeth Cole, daufihler of
Mr. nnd Mrs. Ray Cole o Drain,
and Glenn Clinton Perkey, son of
Mr. and Mrs. (Hen Perkey of Cot
tage Grove, were united in mar
riaiic May 8 at 8 p.m. at the Drain
Church of Christ. Tho doublo ring
ceremony was performed by Del
bert White, minister of the church.
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, wore a floor-length
gown of while brocaded taffeta.
Her fingertip-length veil was held
by a headband of pearls, She car
ried a nosegay of pink rosebuds.
Wedding marches were played
on the organ by Mrs. Wayne Tuck-
Mrs.WillisCoble
New PTA Head
Mrs. J. C. Ross, juvenile pro
tection chairman of tho Oregon
Congress of Parent Teachers, act
ed as installing officer at the re
cent meeting of the Green PTA.
Officers taking the obligation were
Mrs. Willis Coble, president; Mrs.
J. W. Williams, vice president;
Mrs. Jack Myers, secretary, and
Mrs. Lcroy Shuck, treasurer.
The newly-Installed officers re
ported on the findings and resolu
tions of the Oregon Slate Parent
Teacher convention held in Med
ford. The PTA gave recognition to
Sabra Martin, second grade teach
er, and Mclvin CJnirk, fourth grade
teacher, who are both leaving the
district in June after many years
of teaching at Green. They were
presented with corsage and bou
tonniere. Boom awards were won by
Mrs. Hradley's third and .Vjss
Paulson's sixth grades. The first
grade room mothers aed as host
esses for the evening.
Musical entertainment featured
the beginner and advancedbands,
both playing aeveral numbers and
ihen combining for Oie finale, with
Ralph Anderson directing.
Thin it the last meeting of the
organization until school convene!
in September.
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Lovely
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er, who also accompanied solos by
Mrs. Delbcrt White.
Tho bride's attendants were her
sister, Kvelyn Cole, maid of honor,
and bridesmaids, Sharon Perkey,
sister of the bridegroom; Margie
McElravy of Eugene and Maxinc
Buchanan. They wore street-length
auua brocaded taffeta gowns and
carried arm bouquets, Candlelight-
crs, dressed in pink talteta, were
Carolyn Cole, sister of the bride,
and Kathy Morris.
Don Cole, the bride's brother,
served as best man. Ushers were
Jim Perkins and Glen llird of Cot
tage Grove and John Shelley of
Pleasant 111 1.
The church was beautifully dec
orated and featured baskets of
pink and aqua flowers and candles.
Flower arrangements were by
Mrs. Roy Haldemon, Mrs. Tom
Cox and Mrs. Lena Gardener.
A reception was held in the
church basement following the
ceremony. The beautiful wedding
cake, which had been baked and
decorated by Mrs. Annie Lovelace,
was served by Mrs. ltruce Cun
ningham and Mrs. Tom Morris.
Other cakes served had been made
by Mrs. Jim Stearns and Mrs.
Harold Cole. Mrs. Hoy Haldemon
and Mrs. Tom Cox served coffee
and punch. Gifts were cared for
by Mrs. Tom Heseock, I.eta Love
lace and Mary Ann Davis. M r s.
Roger Ness was in chargo of the
guest book.
The bride's mother, chose a blue
flowered dress with while acces
sories, while the mother of the
bridegroom wore a beige suit with
matching accessories, lloth wore
white orchid corsages.
Kor her going away costume, the
bride wore an aqua suit with white
accessories and a white orchid cor
sage. After a short wedding trip
the youngopeoplc will make their
home in Eugene vliere the bride
groom is employe" Mrs. Perkey
will complete her course, in the
Eugene Beauty College.
The bride was graduated in 1959
from Drain High School: the bride
groom was graduated the same
year from Cottage Grove High
School.
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from Seattle to attend the surprise open-house in honor of
the Kregers. (Pictures by Wilson Studio).
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Job's Daughters Bethel 8
Feted At Surprise Party
A surprise party for Job's
Daughters, Bethel 8, was enjoyed
by over 300 Sunday.
After the blast of August 7, the
Job's Daughters throughout the
state wanted to do something for
tho Roseburg bethel to try and
make up for the loss and trouble
suffered due to tho blast. All Ore
gon bethels were asked to set up
a fund to uuv something needed
For six months the secret has
been kept. It was at this surprise
party in the Masonic hall that the
gifts were presented. Girls and
Masonic dignitaries state - wide
were present for the presentation
A reception followed, put on by
local Masonic orders.
A set of three new velvet capes
was given to the bethel for the
queen, senior princess and junior
princess. Miss Patty Dent, honored
Officer Election
Event Of Monday
The last meeting for the year of
tho Yoncalla PTA was held Mon
day evening in the grade school
gymnasium with the president, 11
lean Pontius, presiding. Getta
Thompson gave a report of the
recent dinner the PTA served for
tho BPW convention here recently-
Eight perfect attendance pins
were given to Mrs. Wood, Mr. Har
ris, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lee, Mrs.
Dollv Goodrich, Mrs. Mildred
Thiol, Mrs. Dan Webb and Mr.
Chapman.
Mrs. Wood, program chairman,
introduced three eighth graders,
who gave a fine report on their
recent educational trip. They were
Mary McDonald. Collis Huntington
and Tommy Ellis.
Mrs. Eldon Lee, past president
of the club, installed tho follow
ing officers for the coming year:
Dale Besselt, president; Esther
Dodd, vice president, Ixiis Chap
man, secretary, and Beryl Adams,
treasurer.
Hay Befus, who is leaving the
Yoncalla school system this jear
recciOd a nice gift from thcTlub.
Mrs. Eldon Lee presented Mrs.
Pontius with a past president's pin.
Dolly Goodrich won the door prire.
HeiQihnients wrre served by
the executive committee.
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queen and Miss Penny Ostrander
and Miss Cindy Sovall, senior and
junior princess, were surprised
and delighted with the gift of
robes. Representatives from Ore
gon bethels announced their contri
butions to a fund that can be
drawn upon by tho Roseburg
bethel. A mirror with an engraved
plaque will be purchased for the
hall. The plaque was presented to
Miss Carol Fray since she was
the presiding queen during the
blast. A mirror was also present
ed to Mrs. Cora Young from the
Oregon bethels to replace the one
lost in her home as a result of the
blast.
Visitors were: Evelyn Rogers
Oregon grand guardian from In
dependence; Walter Johnson, a
sociate grand guardian from Port
land; Gladys Hall, past supreme
guardian, past grand guardian and
present supreme treasurer, from
Portland; Carl Ehlert, supreme
outer guard and past associate
grand guardian, from Portland
Past grand guardians and past as
sociate grand guardians present
wore: Cora Young, and Bernice
Britton, Roseburg; Felicia Ehlert
and Bynim Brooks, Portland; Es
ther Dunlap, Eugene; A. E. Pe
terson, Portland; Mamie Wilson,
Myrtle Creek; Martha Elhart, Med
ford, and Avon Vert, Portland.
Present grand council officers
were: Lorn Manning and Evclvn
Suit, Mcdford; Warren Pahl, Sa
lem; Harry Smith, Oakland; and
Maxine Johnson, Portland.
There were at least 11 present
guardians and associate guardi
ans from all over the state. The
present grand bethel queen, Sandy
McCullough from Coos Bay, was
present to make the official pre
sentations. Gaedecke Family Picnic
Held Sunday Afternoon
A Gaedecke family get-together
picnic was held in the Henry Gae
decke orchard Sunday afternoon.
The birthday of Mrs. Bob Gae
decke was celebrated.
Those present were Mr.an-1 Mrs.
Art Gaedecke and family; Mr.
and .Mrs. Bob Gaedecke and
family; Mr. and Mrs. Bill Sparks.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Smith and ;
family of Myrtle Creek and Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Gaedecke, hosts. I
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Friends and neighbors of Mr.
and Mrs. 0. F. Krcger surprised
ihem at an open house on their
golden wedding anniversary May
7 at their attractive borne near
Wilbur.
Ida Mae Conner and 0. F. Kre
eer were married May 7. 1910. at
Tucumcari, N.M. Territory. (New
Mexico became a stale early in
1912). Their eldest son, Paul, was
born while it was still a territory.
The Kregers came to Oregon in
1923 and to Douglas County in
1935. They have owned and oper
ated rancnes at various locations
in the county and were mainly in
terested is raising cattle.
Coming for the occasion were
the Kregers' sons, Paul and Fred,
and their wives, Ethel and Kath
ryn, all of Seattle. The men are
general contractors, building and
development, presently operating
at Midway, Wash.
Among others attending the open
house were Mr. and Js. Harvey
Carey, Mrs. E. 0. Nickerson and
son, Roger; Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Eckert of -Salem; Mr. and Mrs
Urban Fuchs and daughters, Sus
an and Donna; Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Sands, Mr. and Mrs. Har
old McKay, Mr. and Mrs. George
Short, Jennie Karcher, the Rev.
John Smith Jr., Anna M. Butts,
Mr and Mrs. Lutman, Mrs. Lina
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FULLERTON PTA installed officers for the 1960-61 school
year at the last meeting of the year. Incoming officers
pictured in the above picture are Mrs. Robert Driver,
secretary; Mrs. Robert Rhodes, president; Mrs. Jeffery
Currier, first vice president; Mrs. Jean Jewell, second vice
president. Ted Buck, treasurer, was not present for the
picture. In the lower picture are members of this year's
executive board. Seated are Mrs. Jack Cummins, Mrs.
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Camas Valley VVSCS Has
Installation Services
On Sunday the Camas Valley
Methodist. Church conducted an of
ficer installation service for the
newly-elected officers of the WSCS.
The Rev. Roy Knight officiated.
Installed for the coming year
were: President, Mrs. Richard
West: vice president, Doris Latftm;
recording secretary, Mrs. Ernest
Wheeler; treasurer, Mrs. Robert
Wheeler, promotion, Mrs. William
Kearsc; education and service,
Mrs. Guy Moore; Christian social
relations, Mrs. Louis Papst; stu
dent work, Mrs. Reuben Weick
um; youth work. Mrs. Lamm;
children's work, Mrs. Phillip Boyd;
spiritual life, Mrs. Jack Wilson:
literature and publications, Ethel
Brown; supply work, Mrs. Roy
Knight; and publicity, Mrs. Ken
neth Bright.
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MR, AND MRS. 0, F. KREGER celebrated their golden wedding anniversary May 7, when
friends and enighbors surprised them at an open-house affair in honor of the occasion.
Mr. and Mrs. Kreger are pictured above with their anniversary cake. (Picture by Wilson
Studio)
Cranfill, Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Eng
lish of Fort Jones, Calif.; Agnes
B. Stout, Mr. and Mrs. Ernie
Gardner, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil
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Winston Gay Ladies Have
Social Evening Wednesday
Bernice Stanbough was the hon
ored guest at the Winston Gay La
dies meeting Wednesday evening
at the home of Viola Goodman.
A short meeting was conducted.
Members have collected books,
which they are distributingto the
children's ward in the Roseburg
hospitals.
Very clever and amusing game-s
were played and priies were
awarded to Margaret Wolfgang
and Marjorie McConnell. Infant
and teen-age costumes were worn
by the ladies and priie for the
nest costume was won by Silvia
Kopack. Many lovely gifts were
opened by the honored guest, t&pt
and balloons were given to each
of the ladies. Addie Stobbe re
Smith, C. J. Jenkins, Marie B.
Torgenson, Mr. and Mrs. L. E.
Shinn, Edith B. Jones, Opal L.
Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Pete Butts
Lloyd Nelson, Mrs. Robert Rhodes, Mrs. Ted Barnes, Mrs.
Gil Commons. Standing in rear are Mrs. Al Hoffman, Mrs.
Frank Dixon, Mrs. James Loomis, Mrs. Robert Beordsley,
Mrs. Jack Garnet, Mrs. L. B. Johonsen, Mrs. Jeffery Cur
rier, Mrs. James Waterfield and Mrs. Roy Cox. The install
otion ceremonies were conducted by Mrs. Roy Hanford,
past president. (Pictures by Chris' Studio of Photography).
ceived the traveling prize.
The hostess, assisted by Doris
Goodman, served refreshments
from the attractive serving table,
which was centered by a beauti
fully decorated cake honoring Mrs.
Stanbough.
Tresent were Addie Stobbe, Mar
garet Wolfgang, Betty Longtain,
Marjorie McConnell, Sylvia Ko
pack, Bernice Stanbough 1 n a
Brown, Katherine Hooper, who was
a guest, and the hoslesses, Viola
Goodman and Doris Goodman.
The next meeting will be held
July 13 at the home of Bernice
Stanbough. with Betty Longtaio
and Margaret Wolfgang ts honor
ed Pests.
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and sons, Joe and Rey; Mr. and
Mrs. Maurice Griesel, Mr. and
Mrs. Berniece Goldalder and Mr.
and Mrs. Carlton Kerr,
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Bethrothal News
ToldAtGlendale
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Hagen of
Grants Pass, former Glendale
residents, announce the engage
menl of their daughter, Donna Ha
gen, to Angclo Chavet of Denver,
Colo.
Both Hiss Hagen and her fianca
are stationed at Lctterman Gen
eral Hospital in San Francisco. SheO
is a Pic , working as a dental
technician at the armv hospi' il,
and Ch.ivei is Specialist Ac Miss
Hagen was a resident of Glendale
during most of her school years
but was graduated from Canvon
ville High School. She is a past hon
ored queen of Glendale Job's
Daughters.
A June wedding Is planned.