4 Th N.wi-IU.l.w, Kwtbura, Or. tA July 8, 1mq
Chapter Honored
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MRS. JACK MATHIS, president of Beta lota Chopter of
Epsilon Sigma Alpha, is shown at left with Mrs. Don Josh,
treasurer, holding the chapter yearbook which recently
placed first in the yearbook division at the international
convention in Phoenix, Aril. This climaxed on award re
ceived earlier this yeor at the state convention in Eugene.
Oregon brought home 12 awards from the approximate
1500 chapter represented at the convention. (Picture by
Chris' Studio of Photography.)
Eastern Star Officers
Are Installed At Oakland
- Oakland Eastern Star held In
ftallation of officers Saturday eve
ning at the Masonic Temple. In
stalling officers were Lclia Wim
berry, past grand matron; Juanita
Iolgate, past matron; Loyal F.
Stearns, past patron; Nadine
Stearns, past matron; Mary H.
Barker, past matron, and Ruth
Bridges, past matron.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Roadman were
installed as the new worthy patron
and matron for the coming year.
Other officers installed included
Jean Treman, associate matron;
Arthur Treman, associate patron;
lrma Cornish, secretary; Iluth
Bunch, treasurer; Doris Steinbach,
conductress; Vera Smith, associate
conductress; norccn rcrraun,
chaplain: Vlda Hollopetcr, mar
chat; Genevieve Murphy, organist;
Beulah DcMutn, A-.iun; Ida lcii
man, Ruth; Donna Dean Blakely,
Ksthcr: Elir.abeth Fiigotc, Martha;
Genevieve Trask, Electa; Violet
Hubbell, Warder, and Leo Sparks,
sentinel.
The chapter room was beautiful
ly decorated in the colors chosen
by the naw worthy matron, Kath
erine Roadman. Pink umbrellas
nd pink roses were arranged by
Mary Barker and Gertrude He
bard. A drill was presented by the of
ficers and courtesy officers, who
presented Mrs. Roadman with i
Outdoor Party Given
' The home of James Bylcs at
Fair Oaks was the scene o( a large
outdoor party recently for children
of the Fair Oaks area. Forty guests
including children and their par
ents were present for the potluck
picnic, served at large tables act
in the Bylcs' yard.
Following the picnic dinner,
games and visiting were enjoyed.
beautiful birthday cake. At t h e
close of the ceremonies. Olaa bid-
man, junior past matron, and Ted
Roadman, junior past patron, pre
sented Mr. and Mrs. Alton Hcbard
to the past matrons and patrons
ciuo.
A reception was held in the din
ing room. Mrs. Treman was in
charge of refreshments and the
decorations were done by Myrl
Wahl and Naomi Riggs.
Vocal solos were presented bv
Jim Whipple and Shirley Brown,
accompanied by Jean Treman, pi
anist.
Mrs. Slattery Is
Hostess To Club
Mrs. J. E. Slattery entertained
memhers of her bridge club Jhurs
day at a delightful luncheon at her
charming home. Bouquets of mixed
summer flowers lormed Hie room
decorations.
High score for the bridge play
was held by Mrs. Fred Schwartz.
Present for the affair were Mrs
George Wharton, Mrs. Bill Billc-
tcr, Mrs. Robert Franks, Mrs. Fred
Schwartz, Mrs. Harry Bruffy, Mrs.
f rame straaer, Mrs. Helen Glenn
and the hostess.
Dinners Given
Dr. and Mrs. Floyd Bell of Peb
ble Beach. Calif., and Mr. and
Mrs. Hugh Ritchie of Garden Val
ley were dinner guests r ruiny eve
ning at the home of Mr. and Mrs,
0. M. Bcrrie.
Sunday' evening guests of the
Berries were Mr. and Mrs. J. II.
Harding of Tucson, Ariz., Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Jenkins and Mrs. A. A
Wilder.
Bridal Shower
Is Nice Affair
Miss Carol Shiglcy was the in
spiration for a lovely bridal show
er recently when Miss Suzy True
with Miss Leon a Shepherd, co-hostess
invited a group of friends to
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
True in Winston. The room was
most attractively decorated with
bouquets of mixed flowers.
A beautiful pink and white cake
was decorated by Mrs. Bill Schell.
Carol and Ellis was written in
hearts topping the cake, which pro
vided an appropriate centerpiece
for the serving tabic
Games were played with Leona
Shepherd in charge of entertain
ment. Delightful refreshments of
cake, coffee and punch were serv
ed to the following: Msdms. Bill
Schell, Russ Turhcr. Frank True,
Leo Manske, Virgil Vance, Leo
Shigley and the Misses Teri Mar
tin, Sandy Janscn, Mary and Sally
Erbe, Diane Trobaugh, Darleno
Kleve, Carole Fairley, Jean Nor
ton, Maxine Vance, harecne Buer
man, Freda Prock, Colene Newton,
Leona Shepherd and Suzy True.
Sending gifts but unable to attend
were Susan Trobaugh, Msdms.
Ralph F'isher, Meivin Brittain,
Harold Vance and daughter, Bon
nie; Elma Coatcs and Roy Miller.
Bridal Shower
Given At Glide
Mrs. Olen Phillips and Miss Wan
da Inman entertained at a lovely
bridal shower for Miss Mykcl Mc
Arthur Saturday at the Glide Bap
tist Church parlors.
A beautiful wedding cake made
by Mrs. John Manitsas was fea
tured and was decorated with a
bridal doll complete with ruffled
bouffant skirt and a pink rose bou
quet made with icing. Bouquets
of pink roses were used through
out the room.
Cake and punch were served aft
er the honorec had opened her
gifts received from Mrs. Gene
Shrum, Mrs. Ronald Jones, Mrs.
Neil Talcott, Mrs. Wat Talcott,
Donna Miller, Mrs. Cecil Harris,
Mrs. Howard Meivin, Mrs. Floyd
Hickman, Wanda Inman, Mrs. Rob
ert Casbcer and Mary Dell; Mis.
Robert J. McArthur, Mrs. James
Walker, Mrs. Odile Messing, Mrs.
Lee F'alon and Dorothy; Audrey
Hatfield, Jean Anderson, Mrs. Wil
lie Starnes, Ms. Jim Slancliff,
Mrs. George McCIure and Mari
jean; Mrs. Olen Phillips, Mn.
George Strader, Mike and Sue;
Mrs. Dale Owens and Nancy; Mrs.
Frances Kelly, Mrs. Ralph Hick
man, Mrs. M. R. Weaver and Kar
en; Mrs. Harrv Turnbull and Jean;
Mrs. Walter Watkins, Linda Hill.
Mrs. Marion Fortune, Mrs. John
Manitsas, Mrs. Leo Dell, Mrs. K.
G. McArthur, Mrs. Roy Bond, San
dy Andrus, Mrs. Fred Asam, Mrs.
Ben Jones, Mrs. josso waiKcr,
Mrs. Leo Leonard and Vcrla; Mrs.
Merle llargis and Carolce Jonna
lon. Al Fresco Dinner
Held On Holiday
Linda I.uderman, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Luderman,
celebrated her second birthday
Ju v 4. at a barbecue chicken din
ner held on tho lovely patio of tho
Luderman home. Birthday cake
and ice cream were served later.
Linda received lovely gifts from
those present who included her
parents, Mr. and Mrs Luderman;
her sister. Laurie: her grandpar
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Kd Luderman
and Mrs. Eva Gaslon; her great
grandmother, Mrs. Mattie Richard
son; and her cousin. Miss Tcrri
Luderman of Portland.
Lodge On Vacation
The last meeting for the sum
mer of Bertha Hebckah Lodge of
Canyonville, No. 188 closed all cur
rent business, according to Mrs.
John Terry, Noble Grand.
F'ollowing the business meeling,
refreshments were served by Mrs.
Bennetta Pickett and Mrs. F'red
Elliott.
Garden Wedding
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MR. AND MRS. RAY LOONEY ore shown obove in the
garden of the Ray Dancer home where their wedding took
place June 25. The bride, the former Maxine Dancer, is
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Dancer. The bride
groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Gay Looney. All are
residents of Camas Valley. (Griffin Photography.)
Lovely Ceremony
s Event Of June
A very beautiful wedding uniting Diana Dancer, the bride's nieces.
Miss Maxine Dancer, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Dancer, and
Ray Looney, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Gay Looney, all of Camas Valley,
was solmonized on June 25th, in
the presence of 160 guests in the
very lovely garden at the Dancer
home in Upper Camas Valley.
The double Ting marriage cere
mony, performed by Elder Jasper
Giberson of the Reorganized Latter
Day Saints Church of Bridge, was
conducted under an improvized
arch centered with a series of
white wedding bells tied with white
satin ribbon, and covered with
mock orange blossoms, pinK roses
and greenery. The arch was flank
ed on each side with largo basket
arrangements of mock orange, ma
donna lilies and pink loses,
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, was very beautiful in
a white silk chiffon over taffeta
wedding dress with elbow length
sleeves, boat neck lino extending
into a deep V in back and accent
ed with a bow. Her waist length
over the face veil was held in
place with a pearl tiara. She car
ried a nosegay of bridal roses cen
tered with a large lavender orchid,
and white satin ribbon streamers.
She "borrowed" a slip from her
sister Judy, and the traditional
"blue" garter was worn.
Maid of honor for the bride was
Miss I.eAnn Moody. Bridesmaids
were Miss Judy Dancer, sister of
the bride, and Mrs. Byron Baker.
The three bridal attendants were
dressed identically in turquoise blue
taffeta, white net off the face hats
and white accessories. They car
ried nosegays of Esther need dais
ies surrounding pink sweet Wil
liams. Their only ornaments were
very beautiful pins, a gift of the
bride, and worn on the side of the
dress neckline.
Flower girls were Jill Griffin,
cousin of the bride; Lurina and
Donald
A PRETTY WEDDING of Saturday, June 4, was that of
Jessie Ruth Cantwell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Cantwell of Oakland, and Gayle Hash, son of Mr. end
Wash. The Kev.
Mitchell otticiated. The wedding party is pictured obove.
(Picture by Bob Leder of. Photo Lab.)
Mrs. Wi
ham Hash of Pasco,
Jessie Cantwell Bride Of June 4
They were dressed in pink polished
cotton dresses, white accessories
and carried white baskets contain
ing pink rose petals.
The bridegroom's attendants
were best man, Byron Baker; Ray
mond Dancer, brother of the bride,
and Ernest Bilger. Ushers were
Stece Looney, brother of the bride
groom and Jim Horner, nephew
of the bride.
The bride's mother wore an after
noon dress of blue and white orlon,
blue hat. whice accessories and a
'blue orchid pin in net corsage. The
bridegroom s mother wore a green
plaid dress, white accessories and
a lavender orchid pin in net corsage.
Mrs. Russell Harwood played in
cidental music while the guests
were assembling and accompanied
Mrs. Ted Heilman and Mrs. George
Todd who sang "Oh Promise Me."
Mrs. Harwood also played the wed
ding march for the bridal party.
The guest book was presented by
Linda Horner and Karen Dancer,
nieces ot the pride. Assisting at
the gift table were Mary White
and Connie Kellum.
The serving tables were covered
with lace cloths, and the bride's
table held the tiered wedding cake,
flanked on cither side with tall
pink tapers, surrounded with green
net and pink rosebuds. The coffee
table was centered with an ar
rangement of oink sweet peas, and
it too had the tall tapers surround
ed with net and roseouds. follow
ing tha first cut made by the bride
and bridegroom, the cake was
served by Mrs. Joe Griffin, aunt
of the bride, and Mrs. Norman
Lewellyn, aunt of the bridegroom.
Miss Madaline Looney ana Mrs.
John Looney served coffee and
punch.
The members of the Camas Val
ley Methodist Church WSCS aided
the decorations ana serving.
Mrs. Nobel Standley and Mrs. Al
len Cooper decorated the archway
and Mrs. Charles Crouch made the
corsages worn by those assisting.
For her going away costume the
new Mrs. Looney wore a light gray
tweed suit white blouse and ac
cessories and the orchid from her
wedding bouquet. The couple spent
their honeymoon visiting in Idaho,
Nevada and California. They are
now at home in Tiller, where both
are employed by the U. S. F'orcst
Service.
Ray Looney was a graduate of
Ihe Camas Valley High School with
the class of 1958, and Mrs. Looney
was co valedictorian of this
spring s graduating class of the
Camas Valley High School.
Miss Moody caught the bridal
bouquet after it had been tossed
by the bride.
Coming from out of town to at
tend the wedding were: Mr. and
Mrs. Grant Horner and children,
Clarance, Linda. Susan, and Jim:
Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Dancer and
children, David, Karen and Gary;
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Grilfm and chil
dren, Joe, Bill. Tom and Jill;
Muriel Looney, tvian Looney, Mr.
and Mrs. J. H. Howe, June Wheel
er, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Lewel
lyn and daughter, Shelly: Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Watson, Judv Miller and
Darry Miller of Roseburg: Mrs.
George Todd. Carol Todd of Green;
Mr. and Mrs. Crawford Weaver
and children, Jimmy, Karen, Bill
and Marva. of Grants Pass; Mr.
and Mrs. Cloyd Looney and son
Larry, of Estacada; Mrs. Wilfred
Jessie Ruth Cantwell and Gayle
Hash were united in marriage Sat
urday, June 4, in a double ring
ceremony at the Southern Baptist
Church in Sutherlin. There were
90 friends and relatives present for
the 8 p.m. rites which were read
by the Rev. Donald Mitchell.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Earnest Cantwell of Oak
iand, and the bridegroom is the
ion of Mr. and Mrs. William Hath
of Pasco, formerly of Roicburg.
- Mrs. Shirley Brown was soloist.
Organist waa Mrs. M. Leeper and
piano number were played by
Jlrs. TreemmJ'
. Mr. Cantell gave hit daughter
in marriage. She was lovely In her
Rown of lace over satin, which was
made by her mother. She carried
a white Bible, topped by a white
orchid.
Mirylin Stirley of Seattle was
maid of honor. She wore a gown
of pink silk organia over pink
taffeta. The three bridesmaids,
Gracie Irons, Sutherlin; Mary Ann
Nichols, Grants Pass, and Nancy
Bentley, the bridegroom1! sister of
Roteburg, wore blue silk organia
over taffeta. Their flowers were
white and pink carnations with net
ribbon.
Cindlelighten were Joan Cant
well and Linda Hash, sister of tho
bridegroom. They wore pink silk 'church and the reception room
organia over iieia. Juoy vam- x,rs. Lo.s Creech was in charge
er girls. They wore blue organza of ,he r,PUon arrangements.
over-taffeta. The bride chose a peach duster
Jerry Hash served as best man ovcr , wnite shcath dress to wear
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Seventy five guests attended the
reception in the church parlors.
The cake was served by Joyce
her wedding trip to Seattle
where tho couple will reside.
Guests coming from out of town
were Mr. and Mrs. Sterley, Seattle;
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. McGuire, San
Diego; Mr. and Mrs. Jerry
Couple Weds
At Eugene Chapel
Mrs. O. A. Johnson of Roseburg
has announced the marriage of her
daughter Susan A. Abendschein, of
Minneapolis, Minn., to Raymond
D. Erickson, son of Nels Erick
son, also of Minneapolis.
The afternoon Ceremony was held
in the Chapel of Central Lutheran
Church in Eugene on May 29.
The Rev. Anderson performed the
ceremony at 4 o'clock in the pres
ence of close friends and relatives.
Following the ceremony a dinner
was enjoyed by the couple and
guests at the Del Ray Cafe in
Eugene. After the honeymoon trip
to San Francisco and Lake Tahoe
Mr. and Mrs. Erickson are now at I
home in Minneapolis, where he is
employed as a comptroller for La- i
Maur, Inc. She is a secretary for !
the same company. She attended
North Dakota State Science School I
and the bridegroom attended
Flagsburg College in Minneapolis.
The bridegroom's brother and
sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. A. F.
Erickson, of Millbrae, Calif., at
tended the couple.
Reunion Is
Held Sunday
The David Smith family reunion
as held Sunday, June 19, at the
home of Smith's daughter, Mrs.
William Melton, on the Melton
road. It also honored Smith on his
95th birthday. Mrs. Dick Hanlin,
Smith's granddaughter, also cele
brated her birthday Sunday. Those
attending the reunion were Smith's
son, Gus and wife of Camas,
Wash.; his grandson and wife, Mr.
and Mrs. Joni Ostensen, and great
grandchildren, Lonnie, Karen and
Bryan Ostensen, all of Camas,
Washington; Smith's son, Charley
Smith, and wife; grandchildren,
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dolliher and
great grandchildren, Rickey and
Ray Dolliher, all of Portland; Mr.
and Mrs. Herbert Ham of Eugene;
Arlie and Janna Ham, Mr. and
Mrs. Bud Richards and Diana,
Tommy and Marty; Mr. and Mrs.
Dick Hanlin and Gena and Jerry:
Mr. and Mrs. Charley Melton and
Mr. and Mrs. William Melton.
Arizona Visitors
Feted At Dinner
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Callis en
tertained at a most delightful din
ner party Thursday evening hon
oring Mr. and Mrs. Jim Goodwin
and family of San Manuel, Ariz.
and Mrs. ii. Syfer and son. George
of Tucson, Ariz., visitors here at
the 1. L. Goodwin home
The dining table held a lovelv
low arrangement of pink and white
snapdragons.
Covers were placed for Mr. and
Mrs. Goodwin and children, Diane
and Jim; Mrs. R. Sifer and son
George; Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Good
win and the host and hostess and
children, Andrea and Chris.
Bridge Club
Has Luncheon
Mrs. Glenn Gibbons graciously
entertained her bridge club at her
nome Wednesday. Following
lovely luncheon bridge was in play
with Mrs. Virgil Lomax winnine
high score. Mrs. William Forest,
a guest, won second high score.
Others present included the Mes
damcs Robert Savage, Kenneth
Kirk, Carl Teague, Elton Jackson
and Kenneth Bailey.
Friendship Club
Makes Summer Plans
The Friendship Club of the
Mountaineer Rebekah Lodge in
Glendale met in tho 10OF Hall
Tuesday evening. Plans were made
for holding the annual Odd Fel
lows and Rebekah picnic at the
Grants Pass City Park July 31.
It was planned that the next
meeting will be a potluck picnic
at the home of Mrs. George Mill.
Members are to invjte their hus
bands to be guests.
Under good of the order, Mrs.
Fred Kafcr and Mrs. Steve Sutch
directed an amusing game.
After the meeting, Mrs. Curtice
Daniels, Mrs. Rodney Swanson and
Mrs. Ed Coate served refresh
ments to the twelve members and
one guest, Mrs. Kenneth Brady,
who were present.
Anniversary Dinner
Honors The D. H. Kellys
Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Kelly of
Roseburg were recently honored on
the occasion of their 40th wedding
anniversary when a family dinner
party was arranged at the Rice
Bowl. Their two daughters were
hostesses for the affair. The group
later visited and enjoyed a social
evening at the Kelly home.
Others present inc'uded their
daughters and families, Mr. and
Mrs. Merle McGinnis and son,
Mike, and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Rooke and daughter, Linda.
The Kellys have spent most of
their married life in this area, re
siding for many years in the South
Deer Creek area.
Baptist Church bociety
Meets At Salad Luncheon
The Women's Missionary Societv
of the First Baptist Church met
recently in the church basement
Married
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IMF HATH AWAY-H AYS weddina was a lovely event of
Saturday, June 25, at the First Church of the Nazarene in
Roseburg. The bride, Donnrf Lou Hays, is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Hays of Roseburg. The bride
groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hathaway of Taco
ma, Wash. (Picture by Bob Leber, Photo Lob.)
Nazarene Church Wedding
Lovely Event Of June 25
In a lovely ceremony at the First
Church of the Nazarene, Rose
burg, Donna Lou Hays, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Hays, of
Roseburg, became the bride of
A2c Jerry Lynn Hathaway, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hathaway of
Tacoma, Wash., on Saturday June
23
Miss Fay Reeder sang "God
Gave Me You" and the "Wedding
Prayer," accompanied by M r s.
Kenneth Evans at the organ.
Candlelighters were Jewell Mor
gan, in pale blue lace; and her
brother Newell Morgan.
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, was beautiful in an
ivory satin dress with Brazilian
lace bodice and chapel train. She
carried a cascade 'bouquet of white
and red roses surrounding a white
orchid
carnations, was her sister, Loretta
Hays, of Beaverton. The brides
maid was Margaret Himes of Kirk
land, Wash. She wore white and
carried a matching bouquet.
John Hathaway, brother of the
bridegroom, was best man and
ushers were Michael Ilimcs and
Newell Morgan.
Out of town guests were Mr. and
Mrs. Ernest Hays, Long Beach,
Calif.; Mrs. Arthur E. Hays, Se
attle; Mrs. Violet Spading, Mr. and
Mrs. Chester Himes and Michael,
Margaret and Alan, all of Kirk
land; Mrs. Harney Hodman and
Crystal Faye; Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Hathaway, Tacoma: Miss Loretta
Hays, Beaverton: Mr. and Mrs.
Calvin McConncll. Gary, Larry,
Patty and Rose of Canyonville.
The bridegroom has since left for
the East Coast, where he will fly
Her maid of honor, wearing yel-: to Germany. The bride will join
low and carrying yellow and white him in a few months.
Polly Ann Hecathorne Is
Bride Of Jerry Davenport
tall white tapers banked the fire
place wall to form the background
for the ceremony. The rooms wers
decorated with white roses.
A wedding luncheon was served
by Ruth Bradley immediately after
the ceremony. The dining table was
covered with white net and cen
tered with tall white tapers and
pink rosebuds.
After a brief honeymoon, the cou
ple will be at home at 6100 Burns
Way, Sacramento. Calif., where
Mr. Davenport is in the insurance
business.
Reunion Slated
The Roseburg High School class
of 1950 will hold its 10-year re
union Saturday, July 23, at the
Roseburg Country Club. The buffet
dinner at 7:30 p.m.will be preced
ed by a social hour at 6:30. Reser
vations should be in by July 18 and
Polly Ann Hecathorne of Rose
burg and Jerry Glen Davenport of
Sacramento, Calif., were married
here Saturday, July 2, at the home
of the bridegroom's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Al H. May, on Fisher
Road. The ceremony at 12 o'clock
noon was performed by Dr. N.
Charles Wallin in the presence of
members of the immediate famil
ies. The double ring service was
used.
The bride was beautiful in a pale
pink sheath dress trimmed with
small appliqued roses centered
with jeweled buttons. She wore a
headpiece of net held in place with
White roses, wedding bells and
tiny pink rosebuds.
Dinner Enjoyed
Mr. and Mrs. John Longfellow
Jr. and five children entertained
as dinner guests at their beautiful
home Thursday evening, Ed Rinkel
and son. Robert Rinke. of Los An- j may be made by calling Mrs. Aus-
geles; Mr. and Mrs. Bill Gray and, tin Welt at OR 2-4580 or Mrs. Da
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Forrest. vid Harem at OR 3-5700.
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Brown, Miss Hozelle Brown. North I or. salad luncheon. The Janet
Terry. Mrs. Elsie Watkins, Hetty
Lyons and Barbara Wilson, who Hash, Mr. and Mrs. Howard liar
also assisted about the room. Mrs. ris, Portland; Mary Ann Nichols,
Robert Monett made the lovely , Grants Pass: Mr. and Mrs. Ross
wedding cake. Mrs. T. C. Fraer 1 Harris. McMinnville, and Mr. and
arranged t)i flowers in the, Mrs. William Hash, Pasco, Wash.
Hollywood, Calif.; Stanley Dancer,
Raymond Dancer, Grenada, Calif.;
Vivian. Betty and Pauline Payne,
Yoncalla: Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Gib
erson, Bridge; Mr. and Mrs. Ane
Roth, Mr. and Mrs. Walt Stack,
Winston: Carl B. Looney, Coquille:
Ken Ixinney, Coos Bay; Mr. and
Mrs. William Kellum and chddren,
Richard and Connie, of Cooston;
Mr. and Mrs. Robert McClellan,
Eugene; Chester McClellan, Brook
ings; Miss Madaline Loney, Joa
Fugate and children of Oakland.
Elder Giberson had officiated at
Ihe christening of Maxine in Ne
braska, prior to the Dancer fam
ily coming to Oregon.
Erickson Circle was hostess to 32
members. The meeting was called
to order by Mrs. Clarence Moblev
with a song. "Where the Gates
Swing Outward Ever" and a pray
er by Jessie Kvidera. Devotions
were led-by Mrs. Ralph Sherwood.
A lovely duct. "Don't Forget to
Pray," was sung by Mrs. Eugene
Gerhtz and Mrs. Esther Gilliland
accompanied on the piano by Mrs.
Clarence Mobley. Mrs. Rov Knigge
presented a Llni on Mather School.
A business meeting was conducted
by .Mrs. Mobley.
All members are asked to make
small dresses and shirts tor chil
dren of Haiti. Next meeting will he
July 21 at the church, program to
be presented by Faith Circle.
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