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MR. AND MRS. DENNIS LEE SAMUELSON, obove, were
married ot Davenport, Wash., Aug. 27 at 3:30 p.m. at the
First Presbyterian Church. The bride, Ruth Ann Carpenter,
is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. David Carpenter Sr.,
' of Davenport ond the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Samuelson of -1750 SE Main St., Roseburg.
Following a two-weeks honeymoon, Mr. and Mrs. Samuelson
ore now at home to friends at 2255 SE 70th, Portland, Ore.
(Picture by Nelson's Studio, Dovenport, Wash.),
August Wedding
Of Interest Here
Aliss Ruth Ann Carpenter, daugh
ter of Air. and Mrs. E. David Car
penter Sr. of Davenport, Wash.,
was united in marriage to Dennis
Lee Samuelson, son of Air. and
Mrs. Walter Samuelson ot Rose
burg, Aug. 27 at 3:30 p.m. in the
First Presbyterian Church in Dav
enport. The Rev. John A. Chrislensen of
ficiated at Iho double ring cere
mony. Two candelabra holding tall
white tapers lighted the altar and
hone on baskets of white and pink
gladioli and white chrysanthe
mums. A white cross of gladioli
and dahlias on the organ had been
especially arranged by Airs. Dale
Jfankin. The pews were nccoratcn
with white bows and white glad
ioli florets.
The bride was given In marriage
by her father. Her bridal guwn of
white peau de soie silk had a neck
line formed by a lace yoke on the
bodice. Lace was appliqucd in two
panels down the front and around
the bottom of the skirt and the
chapel train. A tiara of lace so
cured her elbow-length veil. She
carried a cascade of pink roses,
ivy and stephanotis.
The bride's attendants were clad
in identical street-length gowns of
pale pink crystalette designed with
fitted bodices and wide necklines.
They each carried a bouquet of
American Beauty roses. Their pic
ture hats were fashioned with pink
horsehair braid with American
beauty velvet ribbon bows. Airs.
Edwin D. Carpenter Jr., sisler-in
law of the bride, was matron of
honor. The two bridesmaids were
Airs. Carl Neilson and Airs. Alarge
Lamp, both of Portland and for
mcr roommates of the bride.
serving as candlclighlers were
two young cousins ot the bride,
navra Bernard and Jerry Krause.
Two younger cousins, Bobhv
Krause and Julie Bernard, served
as ring bearer and flower eirl
Julie was dressed like the other
attendants and carried a basket
of white and pink gladioli florets.
Jim Poirot of Seattle, Wash.,
was best man. ushering were
WSCS Of Methodist Church
Holds Officer Installation
Installation of officers of the
Woman's Society of Christian Serv
ice of the First Methodist Church
of Roseburg was the main event
of the first meeting of the fall
season. The Rev. 11. James Jen
kins officiated in the ceremony.
Among the several officers in
stalled were: President, Airs. J.
A1. Bnyles; vice president, Mrs.
Phil Walker; circle coordinator,
Airs. H. James Jenkins; secretary,
Airs. Robert Rivers; treasurer,
Play-Off
Scheduled
The Junior Duplicate Bridge
Club will hold its play-off at next
Alonday night meeting of the
group. Airs. Waller lllnch will be
in charge ami all players with no
more than 15 master points are
eligible to play with the groun.
Anyone desiring more information
regarding the club may call Airs. I
Ulrich. j
Winners for Alonday evening's
play for North South players in
cluded Airs. William Nnrris and
Airs. E. N. Kaser Sr., first; Mr.
and Mrs. Elliott Alntsehrnhaehrr,
fourth; Airs. Dan Hill and Airs.
II. E. DeBernardi Jr., third, anil
Airs. William timer and Airs. Bob
Curtis, fourth.
East-West winners included Mrs.
William Carstens and Airs. E. N.
Kaser Jr., first; Airs. John Raven
port and Mrs. David Weisman,
second, and tying for third place
were Verdun Hockett Jr. and Wil
liam Pritchett and Airs. K. W.
Fitzgerald andAIrs. James Doyle.
Or.
Sept. 16, 1960
Stewart Patterson of Seattle and
Bert Samuelson, brother of t h e
bridegroom. Serving as special
usher was Edwin D. Carpenter
Jr., brother of tne bride.
"I Love Tbee" was sung by Gor
don Larson preceding the cere-
ceremony. "The Wedding Prayer
was sung just before the couple
exchanged vows. During the cere
mony, he sang "The Lord's Pray
er." tie was accompanied by the
organist, Airs. Jolin (ireen.
Airs. Carpenter, mother of the
bride, wore a green suit dress of
crepe and satin wan nglil tan ac
cessories. Mrs. Samuelson, mother
of tho bridegroom, wore a brown
and while print dross with white
accessories. Both mothers wore
brown cymbidium orchids.
A reception followed in the Alary
E. Thomas room of the Masonic
Temple. Ladies of the church were
in charge of the reception.
The all-white tiered cake was en
circled with pink roses. Airs. Phil
lip Krause of Creslon and Airs.
Bern Bernard of Heacdan served
the cake. Airs. Alilton Franklin of
Camas and Airs. Ted Heitman of
Davenport served the punch while
Mrs. Alaybelle AlcUermott of Port
land and Airs. O. A. Christie of
Davenport poured the coffee. Mrs.
Leonard Slubbs had the guest
hook. Aliss Linda Krause of Cres
ton played incidental music while
Miss Cheryl Bernard of Heardan
passed the bridegroom's cake.
Following the reception the cou
ple left for a honeymoon in the
San Juan Islands. The htide wore
a lavender painted wool dress
with a black feather hat. Her oth
er accessories were black and her
corsage was a white orchid. The
newlvweds are now at home' at
2255 SB 70th in Portland.
A turkey dinner was held fol
lowing the festivities for the large
number of guests from out of town.
The affair was held in the base
ment of the church and was given
by Air, and Mrs. Ted Lyse, Air.
and Airs. Frank Pankey and Mr.
and Airs. Bill Fleishers.
Airs. Emmet Gibbons. Other offi
cers were duly installed.
Coming events were discussed.
There is to be a sub-district meet
ing at Drain Sept. 21. This will
be an all-day meeting. The study
course will be on basic beliefs.
The annual bazaar and luncheon
will take place Nov. 30.
A delightful luncheon was served
by the Electa Circle, of which
Airs, John R. Gage is chairman.
Under the heading of "Chart and
Compass," the program consisted
of a panel discussion directed by
Mrs. Robert Bradley, secretary of
Promotion. Panel members includ
ed Airs. Joseph Johnson, Airs. Phil
Walker and Airs. Wilfred Brickey.
Local Toastmistresses
Convene Tuesday Night
The Roseburg Toastmistress
Club met Tuesday night at t h e
Umpqua Hotel for the first meet
ing of the season. Colorful asters
decorating a table brought out the
theme. "Summer is Over." Doris
Cooksey acted as toastmistress for
the evening.
The inspiration was given by
Peggy Stark.
Table topics, with Donna Golden
as topirmistrcss, centered around
exciting events ot the summer.
Clara Rockwell spoke on duties
of committees.
The study of foreign countries
was chosen for this year and as
community service, the club would
like to furnish speakers for any
organization, as needed.
The next meeting will be held at
Ihe Elks Club Sept. 27 at 8 p.m.
Anyone interested is cordially invited.
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Honored
At Party
Afr. and Airs. John Busenbark
were pleasantly surprised Tuesday
evening when members of the
Golden Age Club honored them at
their beautiful home on their 40th
anniversary.
A potluck supper was followed
by serving a beautiful anniversary
cake, after which a lovely gift was
presented to the honored couple.
Cards and visiting were enjoyed
during the evening. The club will
meet Sept. 23 at tne home of Mrs.
R. Earl Crandall, 500 Umpqua Ave.
Honoring Air. and Airs. Busen
bark were Airs. S. W. VanVoorst,
Airs. Cora Scott, Mr. and Mrs. V.
J. Micelli, Mr. and Mrs. F. D.
Adams of Jacksonville, Ore.; Air.
and Mrs. Huron Clough, Mr. and
Airs. Ed Busenbark, Mr, -and
Mrs. Parks Schneider, Mr. and
Mrs. W. R.-Hirt. Mr. and Mrs.
William Sandstrom, Mr. and Mrs.
L. Persell, Mr. and Airs. Oscar
Nelson, Air. and Airs. R. Earl
Crandall, Airs. Alta Thomas, Airs.
Birdie Barker, Airs. Martha
Gralke, Mrs. Greta Carlson, Mrs.
Alildred Hurlburt, Miss Catherine
Ferguson, Mrs. C. E. Richardson,
Mrs. Olivia Lander and Airs.. Jes
sie AIcNeese.
Thursday Bridge
Club Entertained
Mrs. Arthur W. Baum nmrinm.
Iv entertained her bridge club
Thursday at a charming luncheon
at her attractive summer home on
the North Umpqua River.
Covers were placed for At I s s
Helen Casev. Airs. John H. Robin
son. Airs. Harris Ellsworth, Airs.
Arthur Clarke, Afrj W. F. Chap
man. Mrs. A. A. Wilder, Airs. Wat
ter Fisher and the hostess, Mrs.
Baum.
High scores for the bridge plav
were won by Mrs. Ellsworth and
Mrs. Clark and Airs. Wilder and
Airs. Fisher.
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MR. and MRS. CHARLES WALTER MILLER of Yoncalla
ore pictured above following their marriage Aug. 19 at 8
o'clock ot the Church of Christ in Yoncalla. The bride,
Sharon Boan, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Williom E.
Boon of Yoncalla, and the bridegroom is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Claude R. Miller of Portland.
Yoncalla Wedding
Event Of Aug. 19
Miss Sharon Boan, daughter of;
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Mr. and Alts. William E. Boan of
Yoncalla, and Charles Walter Alii
ler of Yoncalla, son of A1r. and
Mrs. Claude R. Miller of Portland
were married in a double ring
ceremony Aug. 19 at 8 p.m. at
the Church of Christ in Yoncalla.
Ren Al. Hnllister, pastor of the
church, was the officiating mini
ster. Large baskets of beautiful multi
colored gladioli decorated the altar
of the church. Aliss Connie Allen
was organist. She accompanied
Miss Earleyne Davis who sang
"The Lord's Prayer" and "Entreat
Ale Not To Leave Three
William Boan gave his daughter
tn marriage. The bride wore
white lace over satin street-length
sheath dress with an overskirt nt
white silk organza. Ihe fitted hod
ice was scalloped at the neckline,
dipping to a V in back. The three-
quarter-length sleeves were slight
ly flared. Her veil was fingertip
length and was held in place by a
tiara of tmv seed pearls and se
quins. Lavender gladioli were used
in her cascade bouquet.
Mrs. Otis I'nderwood, sister of
the bride, was matron of honor.
lr Phil Friin u-jii hriilmnirl
Both wore identically stvlcd street- j
length sheaths made of lavender;
slipper satin designed with short
sleeves ana rounded necKiines.
They wore white slippers and
gloves and had corsages of white
gladioli.
Aliss Pennv Aliller. sister of the
bridegroom from Portland, in coral
tatfeta, and Aliss Alcrne Garnutle
of Eugene, in pale blue taffeta,
were candlelighters. They wore
wristlets of white carnations,
Tom Miller was best man for
his brother. Charles Boan. brother
of the bride, shared ushering du
ties with Claude Bauder.
The bride s mother wore a dark
blue flowered alternoon dress and!
white accessories. The bride-
groom's mother wore a brown, i
Married
MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM C. LEWIS are pictured above
following their marriage at the First Christian Church
porsonage Thursday evening, Sept. 1. James C. Smith,
pastor of the church, officiated. The bride, Gerda Folk, was
formerly of Frankfurt, Germany. The bridegroom lis a
resident of Winston. A reception and shower honored the
couple at the home of Mrs. Mary Mowery following the
wedding. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis have an apartment at the
Mowery residence. Attendants at the wedding were the
bridegroom's brother ond sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
David P. Lewis. The bride and bridegroom, both ardent
stamp collectors, hod corresponded for o number of years
prior to their marriage.. (Picture by Harlan B. Carter).
Toastmistress
Has Fall Meet
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black and while flowered print
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with black accessories. Both wore
corsages of white gladioli.
Bouquets of gladioli adorned the
gift table at the reception held
following the ceremony. The serv
ing table was centered with a large
four-tiered wedding cake lopped
with three dainty white bells and
circled with pale pink roses. The
cake had been baked bv Atr. and
Airs. Charles Kirkelie. Mrs. Dick
Joslyn, sister of the bride, poured
conee winie Mrs. Jerry Boan, sister-in-law
ot the bride, poured
punch. The cake was cut and
served by .Mrs. Ernie Carnev and
Mrs. Bud Sheldon. Mrs. Darrel
South and Miss Sandra Webb were
in charge of the gifts,
For her going away costume, the
bride chose a pale green sleeve
less cotton sheath with matching
jacket. Her accessories were beige.
Her flowers wore the gladioli
from her wedding bouquet. The
newlyweds honeymooned in the
stale f Washington.
The bridegroom, formerly with
the Bureau of Land Management
in Roseburg, left for eicht weeks
basic training with the V S. Armv
at Fort Ord, Calif. Mrs. Miller will
remain in loncalla tor a
lhen wl" -01n h,r husband.
time,
out-of-town guests coming
for
the wedding were Mr. and Airs.
Colen P. (iaroutte and Carol, Co
lene and Alerne. Mr. and Mrs.
Homer Cireenleaf and Air. and Mrs.
Kannon Richards, all of Eugene:
Mrs. Margaret Bander and Mari
lyn, Claude. Kathleen and Greg;
Frank V. McKinnon, Dennis Baine.
Mr. and Airs. Claude K, Miller and
Tom and Penny Miller, all of Port
land; Airs. Anna Thompson and
Doug Thompson, Astoria: Airs.
Karl L. Mills. Elizabeth Mills. Mr.
and Mrs. Robert G. ALUs. Mrs.
Ethyl .Miller and Mr. and Mrs
William Bacheldor. all of Cottage
Grove; and Mr. and Mrs, Jim
Fritsch, Concord, Calif.
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Council 8
On Sunday
A very delightful, humorous and
educational program was had
when members of the Toastmis
tress Council 8 held their first
meeting of the season at the Cam
as Valley Orange Hall, Sunday.
"hack in the Saddle Again ' was
the theme of the meeting and it
was replete with a "Clamity Jane"
(Shirley Wagner) staging a "hold
up" and taking the information
from Assistant Regional Supcrvis.
or, Evelyn Prugh, on the requisits
of staging a successful speech con
test, and from former Council 8
speech contest winner, Clara Rock
well, on .how to win a contest
speech. "Calamity Jane" was as
sisted by other members of the
Winston Dillard Toastmistress
group. All were attired in appro
priate costumes.
The dinner meeting was presid
ed over by Council 8 chairman.
Crystal AIcAIasters. Camas Valley
President, Margaret Crouch, gave
the address of welcome, and Ber
nice Alothu the response.
Toastmistress for the event was
Donna Golden who introduced
Dorothea Yantes, who spoke on
"Alembership." Ima Lee Van Der
mark, gave the report on the re
cently held ITC convention in Los
Angeles, Calif. Jean Shipman gave
the report of the regional conven
tion held in Tacoma, Wash. Airs.
Shipman gave .each of the club
representatives mementos from the
convention to take to their respec
tive clubs, these in turn will be
exchanged by membership chair
man, Mrs. Yantes when she vis
its the various clubs in the coun
cil, Mrs. Wagner was the evalua
tor and Peggy Stark gave the
closing thought.
Representatives present and giv
ing reports were Clara Rockwell,
Roseburg; Shirley Wagner, Win-ston-Dillard;
Jean Shipman, Co
quille; Jean Jonas, Coos Bay;
Alin Cyr, Florence; and Lucile
Catchpole, Camas Valley.
Winston Dillard group won the
award for the best membership
participation.
Clem Spurlock entertained with
several musical numbers.
The stage of the grange hall was
very cleverly decorated as a cor
ral. A split rail fence, draped with
a saddle, saddle blanket and a fire
pit, complete wilh branding irons,
added to the atmosphere. Table
decorations in the same theme
were arranged by Airs. Alilo
Claughton.
The next Council 8 meeting will
be held in Florence Dec 4.
Program chairman for the event
was Bernice Pittsley.
Luncheon Is
Lovely Event
To compliment Airs. S. J. Shoe
maker, who left this week to join
her son. Robert, in New York City
and accompany him on a trip to
Norway, a charming luncheon was
given by Airs. John E. Runyan
and Mrs. G. C. Finlay Thursday
at the lntter's beautiful summer
home on the North Umpqua River.
Covers were placed for Mrs.
Shoemaker, Airs. D. H. Alorgan,
Airs. E. J. Sullivan, Airs. Harry
S. Black. Airs. E. O. Rickli. Airs.
W. F. Harris, Mrs. Fred Hamil
ton, Airs. Clair K. Allen and the
two bostesses.
Contract bridge was enjoyed dur
ing the afternoon with Airs. Rickli
and Airs. Black winning the score
prizes. A guest prize was presented
to Airs, Shoemaker from the host
esses. '
Birthdays Celebrated
The Elkton Christian Women's
Fellowship met recently at the.don family was held Sunday at
church vith 17 members and vis-lth8 home o Mr ,nd Mrs Percv
Wl l.-t-in. ..in., m.uiu ,, a u
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e study pro -
charge of the devotic
Compton presented the
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Airs. Vern Clemo and Airs. Al
vin Kesterson served two lovely
birthday cakes for their mothers,
Mrs. Norman Compton and Airs.
Lawrence Rigor.
The next meeting will he Wed
nesday. Sept. 21, and will be a pot
luck luncheon at noon at the
church. The afternoon will be spent
sewing quill oiocks.
Couple
Marries
Large bouquets of cream-colored
gladioli were used with bronze
dahlias and white tapers in tall
candelabra to decorate the altar
for the wedding Sunday, Sept. 11,
of Miss Carole Ann Kimball of Eu
gene and Kelsey H. Hobday Jr.
of Roseburg. The double ring cere
mony took place at three o'clock
in the afternoon at the First Chris
tian Church in Roseburg, the Rev.
James C. Smith, pastor of the
church, officiating.
The bride is the daughter of Airs.
Mary Kimball and Leo Kimball of
Roseburg. The bridegroom is the
son of Air. and Mrs. Kelsey Hob
day, also of this city.
Fermen Dillon sang "Because"
and "Wedding Prayer," accom
panied at the organ by Mrs. Clar
ence Trued.
The bride was charming in her
street-length gown of imported em
broidered pure silk organza over
taffeta. The dress, fashioned by
the bride, had a bodice designed
with a rounded neckline and puff
sleeves. A small cap of silk or
ganza petals and seed pearls held
in place her veil of illusion. She
wore a pearl necklace and ear
ring set, a gift from the bride
groom. She carried a cascade bou
quet of white carnations and yel
low rosebuds on a white lace-covered
Bible.
Aliss La Verna Anderson of
Portland was maid of honor. She
wore a dress of mint green chiffon
over taffeta, fashioned like the
gown worn by the bride. She wore
a cap of mint green silk organza
petals and seed pearls and carried
a cascade bouquet of bronze chry
santhemums. Tom Kimball of Los Angeles
made the trip to Roseburg to give
his sister in marriage.
Fred Rawson was best man for
the bridsgroom. Ushers were Don
Aker and John Godlove.
Air. and Mrs. B. G. Fenwick
were host and hostess in their
home at a reception for the newly
weds. Aliss Lucy Osterman of Port
land and Carol Roberts cut and
served the cake. Miss Nila John
son of Portland served punch and
Airs. Colleen Wells poured coffee.
Ivy and a large bouquet of bronze
dahlias decorated the living room.
Ivy and asters were placed around
the base of the wedding cake. Mrs.
Fred Rawson was in charge of the
guest book.
Following the reception, the
bride, wearing her wedding gown,
and the groom and their families
had dinner at the tour winds
Later, the bridal couple left for
Eugene where they will be at
home.
Both the bride and bridegroom
were graduated from Roseburg
High School. Mrs. Hobday attend
ed Stevens Henager School of Busi
ness in Salt Lake City, Utah, and
is presently employed as a draft
ing clerk for Pacific Telephone
Northwest. Her husband attended
Oregon Technical Institute - and
works for a retail credit company
as an insurance investigator.
MRS. DORIS WRAY, above.
preside over the ceremonial to he held ot the Masonic
Temple in Roseburg Sept. 24. A 12 o'clock noon affoir
will be held for the candidates and at 1 p.m. for members.
Candidates will be guests of the temple. Reservations
must be made" by writing Mrs. L C. Latham, Box 56,
Roseburg, or Mrs. lalo Stephens', 1128 SE Washington
St., Roseburg. Mrs. Fred Darby is president of the Zuleima
Nile Club in Roseburg. Hostesses for the candidates are
Mrs. Paul Newmon ond Mrs. Williom Harms of Grants
Pass. The ceremonial ot the Masonic Temple will be in
charge of the Roseburg Zuleima Nile Club. A banquet
will be held ot the Umpqua Hotel at 7 p.m. Special errter
toinment. (Salon Portrait, Coos Bay).
Langdon Reunion
Held On Sunday
A reunion of the defendants of
the late Oscar and Alinnie Lang-
j Langdon in Shoestring district of
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l Voncalla
A potluck dinner was enjoyed at
noon by the following: Mr. and
Mrs. Wilford Kincaid. Roseburg;
Mr. and Mrs. Matt Aldrop of Suth
erlin: Mr. and Airs. Dannie Lang
don, Klamath Falls; Mr. and Mrs.
George Langdon and children; Air.
and Mrs. Drlhert ljncdon and
family: Air. and Airs. Eldon t-ee
and family and Air. and Airs. Fred
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MR. AND MRS. KELSEY H. HOBDAY JR., obove, were
married Sept. 1 1 ot the First Christian Church in Roseburg
by James C. Smith, pastor of the church. The bride,
Carole Ann Kimball is the daughter of Mrs. Mary Kimball
and Leo Kimball of Roseburg. The bridegroom is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. Kelsey Hobday of this city. Mr. ond Mrs.
Hobday will reside in Eugene. (Picture by Chris' Studio of
Photograpy).
Pink And Blue Is Theme Of
Shower Party At Tenmile
Aliss Audrey Jennings was a
charming hostess when she enter
tained recently at the home of
Airs. Douglas Croy in Tenmile at
a pink and blue shower to honor
Airs. William Norton. Airs. Norton
opened and displayed her many
lovely gifts alter which delicious
refreshments were served.
Present to enjoy the occasion
were Airs. R. D. Lockwood, Arlene
Fisher, Airs. Albert Young, Rich
ard and Robert, Airs. F. A. Wafiy
and Susan and Chipper, Airs. Roy
Cornell. Airs. Dewey Chamblen, '
Spike Nuzum, Mrs. Ronald Swift,
Pete, Judy, Mike, Lori and Deb
bie Swift, Mildred Fowler, Airs.
Bill Centers and Cheryl, Mrs. Ed
Dwight and Lori and Gregory,
Airs. Alfred Centers, Airs. A; F.
Young, Airs. Leon Griffith and
Sherry, Airs. Warren Lockwood
and Carol, Alichael and Diane,
Airs. Alilford Dowdy and Le Ann,
Airs. Ted Benedict, Mrs. William
Erbe, Airs. Nadine Norton, Aliss
Sally Erbe, Mrs. Douglas Croy and
the hostess, Aliss Jennings.
Sending gifts were Isabelle Ben
nett, Airs. Charles AIcDaniels, Airs.
Albert Young, Airs. George Butts,
Miss Beverly and Aliss Lola Butts,
Thelma Peters, Airs. Frances
Queen of Zuleima Temple, wil
Zonta Club Luncheon
Is Wednesday Event
Roseburg Zonta Club held its
first fall meeting Wednesday
a no-hostess luncheon. A -short
meeting was held at which time
Willma Hill presented three very
lovely gifts which she had brought
back with her from her recent trip
' to Europe,
The next regular meeting will be
Wednesday, Sept. 28. at the home
of Airs. Donn Radahaugh.
"THOROUGH CLEAN"
WALL TO WALL
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"Town Of Country"
Coll J. 1. NEWBERRY, OR 3-7010
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Brady, Airs. Vargie Baker, AIra,
Ralph Howard and Wanda, Airs.
Clifford Howard, Aliss Alaxine
Vance, Vince Dykeman and Miss
Juanila Danchok.
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1 HE ENGAGEMENT ot Miss
Verna (Vicki) L. Buck to Boyd
M. Aydelott was announced
ecently ot a party given by
Mrs. Ross ' Wood and Miss
Judith Wood at their home.
Miss Buck attended Elmira
High School and is employed
in Salem. She formerly resided
in Roseburg. She is the daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Ivin Buck
of Myrtle Creek and the
bridegroom-elect is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Aydelott
of Salem. He attended South
Salem High School and the
Merritt Davis School of Com
merce. No date has been set
for the wedding. (Picture by
Kennell-Elhs, Salem)
BRIDE-ELECT Mr. and Mrs.
William Gadway onnounce the
engagement of their gaughter,
Barbara, to Michael Stone,
son of Mrs. Jose Garitona of
Oakland, Calif., and Walter
Stone of Roseburg. Both the
bride-elect and bridegroom
elect were graduated from
Roseburg High School. The
and the lotfer by Copco.
and the latter by Douglas
Veneer. The wedding has been
plonned for Nov. 11. (Picture
; by Photo Lab).
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