Nuptials Take Place
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Bride Auq. 13
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Miss Arlene Bush, daughter of j sisters of the bridegroom.
Mr. and Mrs. J. 11. Bush, was aj The traditional wedding march
bride of Aug. 13 when she wasies were played by Mrs. Wilham
married in a double ring ceremony i (iasser, organist, who accompa
to William Henderson, son of Mr. jnied Bill llenner who sang, "Walk
and .Mrs. Webster Henderson. 1 he Hand in Hand With Me' and "lhe
ijding was solemnized at 11
in. in the Dram Methodist
hurch with lhe Rev. Willard ior-
man officiating.
The bride, given in .-.-..iiTiae
by her lather, wore a pale pink
Hock ol brocaded satin, lhe bod
Lord's Prayer
Following the ceremony, a re
ception was held at the home of
the bride's parents where the pink
and white theme was carried out.
A while nylon net tablecloth over
pink covered the table, where pink
ice had a Florentine neckline and candles in silver candelabra train-
long pointed sleeves. I'npressed i ed the wedding cake
pleats gave fullness at the waist
set off by a soft self-material rose
at midriff and a bow in back.
Her shoulder length veil w as of
ale pink nylon tulle, held in place
y a wrcam of nylon flowers with
Mrs. B. F. Roberts, grandmother
of lhe bridegroom, served coffee,
and punch was poured by Mrs.
Nell Bush, the bride's grandmoth
er. The cake was served by Mrs.
Dora Benner, who had baked and
THE DELFS-SIEMS WEDDING PARTY is pictured above
following the marriage Aug. 1 1 of Sandra Ann Siems of.
Roseburg and Richard Robert Delfs of Idaho Falls, Idaho, at
the First Church of God in this city. Left to right: Kenneth
Walz, Alta Glenn, Ida Mae Verett, Mrs. Marion Helton,
the bride and bridegroom; the Rev. Willie Foote, Charles
Cotton, Clifford Siems and David Miller. The young couple
will reside in Idaho Falls. (Picture by Warren Studio,
Sutherlin) .
Sandra Siems Now Mrs. R. R. Delf:
The First Church of God in , net, worn over the face, was held
Roseburg was the scene of a love
ly summer wedding recently, unit
ing in marriage Sandra Ann Siems
of Roseburg, and Richard Robert
Delfs of Idaho Falls, Idaho. The
Rev. Carlton Peters performed lhe
double ring ceremony Aug. 11 at
7:30 p.m. before more than 100
relatives and friends, Sandra is the
(laughter of Emmelt Siems of San
Jose, Calif. Richard's parents are
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Delfs of
Roseburg.
Vows were exchanged before an
allar decorated with footed baskets
of pale yellow gladioli and cande
labra. The bride, given in marriage by
her father, wore a floor-length
gown of white embroidered silk
organza over taffeta. Cut on flow
ing princess lines, the style fea
tured a rounded neckline, dipping
lower in back, and self-sashes, tied
in a pouff bow in back with stream
ers reaching the floor. The dress
was worn with self-material milts.
in place by a sequin tiara and she
carried a bridal bouquet of white
gladioli.
Mrs. Marion Helton was matron
of honor, with Miss Alta Glenn and
Ida Mae Everett acting as brides
maids. All wore identical dresses
of pale green taffeta, accented
with velvet ribbon of deeper green,
and while lace picture hats. They
carried bouquets of pale yellow
gladioli, with yellow satin stream
ers. Kalhy Walz, in yellow brocade
laffelai was flower girl for her
aunt. Gary Bailey, the bride's
nephew, carried the rings on a
white crocheted heart, edged in
yellow.
The Rev. Willie Foote of Port
land was best man. Charles Cotton
and Clifford Stems, brother of the
bride, ushered. Candlelighters were
Kenneth Walz. nephew of the bride,
and David Miller.
Mrs. Howard Stratton. organist.
"bved traditional wedding music
Her shoulder-length veil of nylon before the ceremony and "Walk
tests if tm
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Hand in Hand" as the wedding par
ty entered, changing to Lohen
grin's Wedding March as the bride
appeared. Orville Walz, brother-in-law
of the bride, sang "Whither
Thou Goest" and Mrs. Carlton
Peters sang "O Promise Me" pre
ceding the ceremony. Mrs. Peters
also sang "Wedding Prayer" as the
couple knelt at the altar.
Geraldine Miller presented the
guest book and Sharon Bintliff was
in charge of the gifts at the church.
The bridegroom's mother chose
a blue-green flowered nylon gown,
with while accessories. Her cor
sage was yellow roses.
A lovely reception followed at the
home of the bride's brother-in-law
and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Bailev. in Roseburg. Candles in
silver holders on a lace cloth flank'
ed the beautiful four-tiered wed
ding cake, which was decorated
with yellow roses and topped by
a miniature bride and bridegroom
MR. AND MRS. TED BAUER, obove, were married Aug. 6
at St. John the Apostle's Church in Reedsport. The bride,
Janice Ospald, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John F.
Ospold of Roseburg ond the bridegroom is the son of Mrs.
Harry T. Bauer of Winchester Bay. Mr. and Mrs. Bauer will
reside at 299 Sunset Drive, Winchester Bay.
Janice Ospald
Now Mrs. Bauer
Janice Ospald, daughter of Mr. I with white accents.
and Mrs. John OsDald of Rose- For soing-awav. the new Mrs.
burg, became the bride of Ted I Bauer wore a beige and white lin
Bauer, son of Mrs. Harry T. Bauer i en dress with white accessories
of Winchester Bay. at a 11 a.m. and the orchid from her bridal bou-
nuptial mass Saturday, Aug. 6, at quel, lhe newly weds honeymooned
St. John the Apostle's Church in
Reedsport. The ceremony was per
formed by the Rev. C. J. Linehan
before 75 friends and relatives of
the couple.
White gladioli and fern decorat
ed the altar.
John OsDald gave his daughter in
marriaee. She wore a street-length per Co. in Gardner.
gown of white embroidered organ-1
birthday Party
in Canada and are now at home at
299 Sunset Drive, Winchester Bay.
The bride was graduated from
Roscburg High School and attended
bugene Beauty C ollege. The bride
groom attended Iowa State Univer
sity and is employed as plywood
superintendent at International Fa
dy over white satin, styled with
three-auarter sleeves and gathered
skirt. She wore a fingertip-length i - . Cj., ,
veil and carried a bouquet of j VJI VCI I JU I Ul UUy
white orchids and stephanotis with i
whiip satin streamers. Sylvia Bane was surprised Sat
Rcverlv Ospald, sister of thejurd.iy night at a birthday party
bride, was maid of honor. Her i celebrating her 20th birthday. A
streetlenoth dress was if li'.'ht
seed pearl stamens. She carried decorated it. Mrs. Bill Benner was
a cascade bouquet of white Fuii i in charge of the guest book.
chrysanthemums. The bride's going-away costume
Attending the bride as matron
of honor was her sister, Mrs. Da
vid Swearingcn, who wore a pink
silk suit dress and a pink veil
was a pastel plaid sheath dress
with while accessories. The couple
will be at home in Roseburg after
a wedding trip through southern
After the bride cut the first piece,
the cake was served by Mrs.
Charles Hackett. Joyce Smith and
Janette Anderson poured. Gifts
were arranged by vena Baieman.
For going away Mrs. Delfs wore
a biege print of imported raw silk,
with beige accessories.
Oul-of-town guests here for the
wedding included the Rev. and
Mrs. Willie Foote and son and
Mrs. Aletha Parsons, Portland;
Mrs. Thomas O'Brube, Seattle;
Mrs. Vincent Ilolcomb and chil
dren, Hilda and Wayne, Grants
Pass; Marilyn Groat, Edmund,
Wash.: Mrs. Marion Hellon, Med-
ford; Joyce Smith, Verla Batcman
and Alia Glenn of Eugene: and
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hackett of
Powers.
hat and earned a bouuuel uf or-1 Oregon.
chid asters. Both bride and groom are Drain
Best man was Richard Duncan i High School graduates, followed
Jr., a former high school class- i by attendance and graduation at
mate of both bride and bride- Oregon College of Lducation by
groom. Ushers were Stephen Bush. ! the bride, who taught school the
lhe bride's brother, and Brooks past year in Tacoma, Wash. She
League. will teach the coming school term
Baskets of pink gladioli and can-1 in the Days Creek school. The
delabra with pink candles formed i bridegroom recently completed two
a beautiful setting fur the cere-(years in the service and is now
mony. The candles were lighted , employed by I.akey and Bogen
by Donna and Susan Henderson, i Truck service in Dram.
Meredith Family Reunion
Held At Donald Gum Home
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MR. AND MKS. WILLIAM HtNDtRSON pose tor their
wedding picture following their manage Aug. 1 3 at II a m.
at the Drain Methodist Church with the Rev. Willard Nor
man officiating. The bride, Arlene Bush, is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Bush and the bridegroom is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Webster Henderson. (Picture by Chris' Studio
of Photography)
The reunion of lhe family of
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Meredith was
held Sunday at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Donald Gum on Keasy
Road.
Those present were Mr. and Mrs.
J. J. Meredith of Roseburg, Air.
and Mrs. L. R. Meredith of Seattle,
Wash.; Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Mere
dith and Eddie and Jits. Geor;
McEwing and sons, Lester
Donald, and Schila Aldrich, all of
Mrs np!f u-a erarinaf erl fi-nin I jiokineiilass: Charles Meredith of
Roseburg High School in 19o9 and . Sacramento, Lam.; air. anu ;ms
Mrs. Coen Gives
Charming Supper
At Oak Tree Inn
Sirs. R. D. Coen entertained
members of Mu Chapter, Beta Sig
ma Phi. at Ruth Bradley's lovely
Oak Tree Inn Tuesday evening at
a delightful salad supper.
Mrs. Coen, who is the sponsor for
the chapter, is leaving for Eugene
to become the housemother of Tri
Delt sorority at the University of
Oregon. ITienuslnp plates were
presented to Mrs. Coen from the
chapter and also to Mrs. William
Steele who is moving to Eugene
soon.
Members enjoying the affair were
Mrs. Bart Garrison, Mrs. Leslie
West. Mrs. Michat-l Coen. Mrs. Wil
liam Sims, Mrs. Del Mobley, Mrs.
William Pritchett, Mrs. Cecil rvaas,
Mrs. Russell Gary, Mrs. Phil Sin
gleton, Mrs. Norris Hart, Mrs. Rob
ert Golden, Mrs. James Gregory,
Mrs. Fred Rawson, Mrs. William
Steele. Mrs. Ted Ranlett, Mrs.
Jack Walters, Mrs. R. D. Coen and
Mrs. Clair K. Allen. Also present
was a guest, Mrs. M. L. Hallmark.
attended the Roseburg School of
Beauty. Richard graduated trom
high school at Van Nuys, Calif.,
and attended Valley Junior College
there. He graduated this spring
from Oregon Technical Institute
at Klamath Falls and is employed
by Argon Laboratory at Idaho
Falls, Idaho. The newlyweds left
immediately for their home there.
T. P. Otto and Mr. and Mrs.
George Wells and children, Kenny.
Kathy, Colleen and Carol, all of
Eugene; Mr. and Mrs. E. II.
Thiele of Yoncalla; Mrs. Caroline
McClintuck and children, Diane,
Larry, Dunnv Jr. i.nd Melody
Ann, and Mr. and Mrs. James
Williams and children, Shirley,
Sharon, Susan and Stella, all of
Springfield.
Mrs. W. E. Stevenson of Redding,
Calif.; Mr. and Mrs. E. 11. Robin
etle and son Mike, of Myrtle Point;
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Miller and
sons, Larry, Jerry and David, Win
ston; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wood
and children, Sheryl Lee and Ken
ny, Coos Bay; Capt. and Mrs.
A. W. Fidler and daughter. Artha,
and Portland: and Mr. and Mrs. W.
B. Meredith and Dick and Sue
and Mrs. Dorothy Todd and son
Donnie, all of Roseburg.
Mr. and Mrs. Gum and sons,
Billy and Gary, and Mrs. Pearl
Meredith had provided a lovely
day with music, cards and visiting.
Games were enjoyed by the grand
children after the family had par
taken of a lovely picnic dinner.
Luncheon Given
For Mrs. Donelan
Mrs. Leonard Sutton entertain
ed at a delightful luncheon Thurs
day, honoring Mrs. C. E. Donelan,
who had been visiting here from
racuica, Lam. Mrs. Donelan is
a former resident of this city.
Present for the informal affair
were Mrs. Donelan and children,
Cynthia and Gary; Mrs. Kenneth
Luderman, Linda and Laurie;
Mrs. Al Ritzow, Mark and Mi
chael; Mrs. Bud Apple and son,
Scott; Mrs. Bob Allen, David,
Mark and Mary; Mrs. Loren Rad
ford and daughter. Pattv: Mrs.
Cliff Thrasher and daughter, Deb-
ra; Mrs. Russell Kaine and Mrs.
Sutton and children, Jeffery, Ter
esa and Sharon.
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MRS. MARVIN LE ROY FRAY.above, was married Aug. 27
at an impressive ceremony at Calvary Baptist Church in
Seattle. The bride, Diane Joyce Linda, is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Carl A. Linde of Portland and the bridegroom
is' the son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert E. Fray of Roseburg.
Following a honeymoon trip to Hoods Canal, Mr. and Mrs.
Fray left for Creenville, S.C., to make their home at 10
Blythewood Drive. (Picture by Rowland, Studio, Seattle).
Seattle Wedding
Of Interest Here
A wedding of much interest tot They carried pale gold carnations
Wed In Nevada
Marriage vows were given by
Rarbara Morris and Eugene F.
Brady, both formerly of Days
Creek. Tuesday. Aug. 2. at the.
Carson City Wedding Chapel in
Carson city, lev.
The double ring ceremony was
performed by the Kev. A, s. sun-ver.
The couple was attended by Mr.
and Mrs. R. C. Pilkenton of Reno,
Nev. The bride s son, Mike, was
also present for the service.
Mr. and Mrs. Brady are aking
their home at 501 El Rancho Drive
Sparks, Nev.
Evening Party Is
Surprise Affair
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Young of Gar
den Valley gave a surprise birthday
parly for their son, Donald, Satur
day evening. After dinner, games
were played and Donald showed
slides and motion pictures of their
recent vacation at Disneyland, Ma
rineland and the San Diego Zoo in
California.
Those attending were the Rev.
and Mrs. Richard Wayne and chil
dren, Johnnie and Diane; Mr. and
Mrs. Gene i;ncrry ana cnuaren,
Teresa, Ted and Maureen; Air. and
Mrs. Charles Higbce, Mrs. Grace
McMillen, Mrs. Donald Young and
Danny and Vicki and the host fam
ily, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Young and
Raelcne.
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MR. AND MRS. LE ROY M0SCHKAU are shown above fol
lowing their marriage at the Park Wedding Chapel in Reno,
Nev., July 2. The bride, Diane Marie Kirk, is the daughter
of Mrs. Don Weber of Clendale and the bridegroom is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. August Moschkau, also of Clendale.
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Wedding
Place
Miss Diane Marie Kirk, daughter
of Mrs. Don Weber of Glcndalo,
and I.cRoy Moschkau, son of Mr.
and Mrs. August Moschkau, also
of Glendalc, were married Satur
day, July 2, at the Park Wedding
Chapel in Reno, Nov., with Rev.
Warren D. Ward officiating in the
single ring ceremony.
The couple was attended by Miss
Ruth Ann Moschkau and Lester
Moschkau, sister and brother of
dress with black accessories.
The chapel was beautifully dec
orated with baskets of pink rosea
set on either side of the altar. The
room was illuminated with soft
candlelight.
After the ceremony, the wedding
party and guests were served
wedding cake. The three-tiered
cake was decorated with yellow
manv Hosebure residents was that
of Diane Joyce Linde of Seattle
and Marvin I.eRoy Fray of Rose
burg. The impressive ceremony
look place at the Calvary Baptist
Church in Seattle Saturday, Aug.
27, at 8 p. in., Dr. Grant Hen-
drickson officiating.
Miss Ladwig and Miss Holder! were
gowned in golden-beige dresses of
the same style. Their wrist cor
sages were of bronze chrysanthe
mums. Ralph Fray of Roseburg was
best man for his brother. Usher
ing was done by Ronald Comfnrd
The bride is the daughter of;
of North Carolina. Robert lledrirk
Mr. and Mrs. Carl A. Linde ofjof Wcst Virginia. Daniel Dunkle-
Pnrtland. The bridegroom's par
ents are Mr. and Mrs. Albert E.
Fray of this city.
Decorations of gold and bronte
chrysanthemums were used in the
church to carry out the early fall
theme.
The bride wore an empire-style
gown of satin with a lace bodice
and three-quarter sleeves, the skirt
ending in a nrusn irain in dick
Miss Wood. Miss Wood of Eu
gene is a senior at University
TO BE BRIDE-Mr. and Mrs
Ward Kinman of Clendale an
nounce the engagement and
approaching marriage of their
daughter, Sharon Lewette Yar-
delicious dinner was served at theibroueh. to Edward M Straus
green chiffon over taffeta, iter .Days ireeK nomc oi ner parents, ijr son 0f Mr and Mrs fo
llowers were white glamellias, ac-: Hie R-v. and Mrs. Hilton Park. I j u :,,,' Tk.
cented with touches of arcen net. 1 A birthday cake which had been,3, - Strauss. The wedding
KH Srherbnni! of Enterprise, made by the hnnnree's grand-1 will take place Oct. 8 at the
Ala., was best man for his broth-1 mother, Mrs. Sylvia Park, was Azalea Grange Hall. Mi?s Yar-'maid of honor. Bridesmaids were ' Greenville
er-in law. Jerry Wimer of Salem served to 16 guests. 1 broueh attended ClonHala ! Carol and Merrianna Fray, sisters . Zela Tau Omega, literary society. .mr,nvpA hv Industrial Elec
and ken Luibocker of .Myrtle Point I Alter sinner, tnose attending u c , . , I of the bridegroom from Roseburg, .Mr. tty, prominent in school: .rc' 'r D.k...
were ushers. joined a group for a party at the i High bchool and Strauss was and judv Knkson of Seattle. Mari-1 affairs at Roseburg High School! ,ri Service Co. in Koseburg.
White and green colors predom- Don .Newman home compliment- graauatea trom Ijlendale High.ljn Ladwig and Sally llolden, bolhifrom which he was graduated, isiattended Uregon Mote voi-
of Seattle, were canniengniers. i past president ot Basinean Liter-1 Cge jhe wedding is planned
lhe nnde s attendants wore gowns i ary Society and past vice presl- . " nrlu winter (Picture bv
burger of Portland and Roger and
Carl Linde, both of Seattle.
Serving at the reception were
Julie Aim, Sally Slover, Mrs. Pa
tricia Linde, Mrs. Janet Linde.
Mrs. Diana Oakland, Mrs. Laureen
Hollingsworth and Louise Holert,
all of Seattle.
After a wedding trip to Hoods
Canal, the new vwecls left for
Her veil of illusion was secured I Greenville, S. C, where Ihey will
with a pearlized orange blossom j be at home at 10 Blythewood f Qre on an(j js a member of
h."leTil.on;whtt. Bible:! The bride and bridegroom both ! AIPha Docmma D(el,a f0C,Q
Connne Dignon oi ncauie waiiauena bod Jones university aiiiuiumy. jhc i .w...,.., w.
She i president of Roseburg. Mr. Lyons, wno is
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNC
ED A surprise engagement
Green in Cottage Grove to
luncheon for 12 was given by
Mrs. John L Wood ot Village
announce the engagement of
Miss Judy Wood, daughter of
John L. Wood of Eugene, to
Dovid Lyons of Roseburg. Out-of-town
guests included Mrs.
Jerry Lyons ond daughters,
Sharon ond Mono, mother and
sisters of Mr. Lyons from
Roseburg ond Mrs. Betty Sch-
Roseburg and Mrs. Betty
ti, i,ri,iouVnnm m- Mrc nr,i0nd pink roses on white and was
ifj,;u win, uiiuv anu uuuuiwm
figurines.
Miss Kilkenny
Feted At Shower
At Miller Home
Miss Mickey Kilkenny, who will
become the brido of David Damon
Sept. 10, was complimented at a
bridal shower Thui-suay evening
given by Mrs. Kenneth Miller at
her home on Umpqua Avenue.
Arrangements of gladioli and
dahlias were used on the serving
and gift table and about the
rooms.
Miss Cherle Havens directed the
games, prizes for which were won
by Mrs. Glenda Gadway, Mrs.
Frank Webster and Mrs. James
Kilkenny.
Invited to honor Miss Kilkenny
and presenting her with gifts were
Mrs. James Moon of Portland,
Mrs. James Kilkenny, Mrs. John
Brooke, Ann Kilkenny, Cherio Ha
vens, Ruth Stewart, Anne Jennie.
Carol Meehan, Glenda Gadwav.
Weber and Mr. and Mrs. August
Moschkau were also present for
the ceremony.
The bride wore a full-length tra
ditional bridal gown of white tulle
and lace. Her skirt was full and
featured wide panels of lace from
waist to hem. Her long pointed
sleeves were also of lace, match
ing the edging on the Peter Pan
collar. She wore a fingerlength
veil caught wilh a bandeau which
was decorated with seed pearls.
She carried a bridal bouquet of
pink carnations tied wilh pink rib
bons and streamers.
Miss Moschkau wore a pink ballerina-length
gown and white slip
pers. She carried a pink and while
carnation bouquet.
Mrs. Don Weber, mother of the
bride, wore a pink eyelet frock
wilh white accessories.
Mrs. August Moschkau, mother
of the bridegroom, wore a beige
Eugene Picnic
Is Sunday Event
Traveling to Eugene Sunday fori
a Dicnic at the home ot Mr. and I Mrs. Frank Webster. Mrs.
Mrs. Harold curry were memncrs i need, Joanne uavis, Lorcua ues-
of the Add-A-Ncighbor Club and biens
their husbands. Mrs. Currv was
hostess for the picnic and was
Schmidt of Tigard. aunt of j " '''r "y "lr ' '
inated for the decorations at the re-, ing Leon Newman, who has since School in 1957 and is emDlov
ception which was held at the par- left lo join the L'. S. Air Force. . . R , . rna, pi'
ish hall following the ceremony. After games, watermelon was ea y 'ne K0D.ert Var Hly
Tbe wedding cake was pale green! enjoyed. 'wood Plant. I Fox Photo).
of electric blue satin, fashiontd I dent of the junior class at Bob1
with capped sleeves and bell ikirti. I Jonci,
Kennell-Ellis).
After the lovely picnic luncheon.
Mrs. Curry was given a suprise
pink and blue shower by those
attending.
Attending the affair were Mrs.
Jim Fisher and children of Fugene,
Mrs. Vollie Lewis, Mrs. N. F. Fish
er, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Chase,
Mr. and Mrs. Don E. Jones and
children, Mr. and Mrs. F.lmcr
Schlender and Mr. and Mrs. Curry
and children.
Mrs. George Piper of Roseburg
sent a gift but was unable to
attend.
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